The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1875, Page 11

t* THE COURTS. {oteresting Decision as to the Rights of Adjacent Property Owners, Promise of More Ring In- dictments. Breach of Contract Case and Suit for Heavy Damages. Keyser, the Ring plumber, appeared before the Grand Jury on Friday and gave testimony, it 1s said, which so seriously implicated various per- gong in the Ring frauds that their tndictment is certain, These indiciments will be presented this week, Among them is one against Peter B, Sweeny for forgery or grand larceny. Judge Brady in Supreme Court, Chambers, yes- terday granted a temporary injunction against the proprietor of the Hocksuf Garden, restrain- {ng him irom giving sny turther performauces until after payment of his license fee. Charles Reilly, No, 803 Front street, and Owen O’Rorke, No. 643 Grand street, were yesterday charged, before Commissioner Shields, with.dving business ag liquor dealers without’ paying the special tax required by jaw, They were each held dn $500 bail for examination on Tuesday next. Fernando Wood has obtained from Judge Dono- ‘hue, !n Supreme Court, Cuambers, a modification of the Tweed Hs pendens, relieving property at the soutbeast corner of Fourth avenue and 105th Street, with the consent of the Attorney General, from the effect of the lis pendens. ‘vhe property Was bought by Mr. Wood trom William B. Scran- ton and bis wife, and he holds tt, as he declares, without any secret lien im ‘avor of Tweed. In the suit brought by Aibert Godman against the city, which was recently argued before Judge Donohue in Special Term oi tne Sapreme Court, a decision was given yesterday. Plaintiff was in- terpreter of the Sixth Judicial District Court, ana be sued for $100 salary for Janury, 1875. Tue only defence was that he was an inspector of election Guring that month, Tue argument came up ona demurrer to the answer, and Judge Donohue de- Cided that the provisions of the charter turbidding the holding of two ofices applies only to city offices; that inspectorsnip of election is notacity, but a judicial office, and that there being no equity 4n the defence of the city judgment should be given for the plaintim. Three years ago Edward McCabe was arrested for debt and discharged on jurnisning bail in $500. Mis ball surrendered him in exoneration last May, and he tendered Sherif Conner a second bond, ‘which was refused on the ground that it should be undertaking not to leave the limits of the county. 4 writ of habeas corpus taken out on behalf of the prisoner, was dismissed by Judge Lawrence, and to-day the matter came np in Supreme Court, Chambers, on am application for an order to com- pel the Sheriff to accept the bond, Mr. Spelissy ap- pearing for the relator and Mr. A. Goodwin for the Sheri. After argament Judge Brady deciaed chats @ satisfactory undertaking to sppear Is enough and must be accepied by the Sherid, and that a limit bond ts not required. BLOCKADING A NEIGHBOR'S REAR WINDOWS. Among cases just tried before Chie! Justice Daiy Bs toe Kqnity Term of the Commom Pieas, was an {mportant one imvoiving thie law of easements. The plaintif, Jonathan N. flavens, a kimber merchant, owned the French fat No. 125 East Piftieth street, ‘which was sixty fect west of Lexington avenue, his lov being twenty feet wice by forty-nine feet P, and his house exienaing over the whole of the lot. Thre defendan, Christian Kiein, owned a house and lot on Lexington avenue, which was forty-nine feet north o! Fi ticth street, his lot oeing twenty feet wide by eighty deep, and his house being sixty feet deep, so that ine corners of the wo houses just touch cach other, ana Kiein’s yard twenty feet square was just of Havens’ Havens’ rear story, intended for the use of each house, access being had through the windows of each. In No- ‘vember iast Kiein thougut ue would stop Havens’ tenants from looking mito tis back yard and from opening their shutters out over bis jand, and from etting any Mgnt and air into their back rooms. ‘erhaps the cooking o! five breakfasts and five Ainners every day £0 clove to bis property was to Dis nostrils, aad, peruaps, 1 he could it would make Mavens’ property so that could buy it injor a email amount and then take away the obstructions, restoring the property to its original vajue and a Very nice little Syeceteston So he put Molding, forty-five tect high and tweaty Teot wide, on his own land up against Havens’ house, and naiieG boards to tt opposite each window, having first closed Havens’ shutters, #0 that each window had @ cap) on, which fitted so tight and made Havens’ rooms as dark as Erebus, tiat although it was broad daylight toey mignt weil be calied nightcaps, Haveus ootained an injunc- tion restrain ein from keeping the scaffold- ing te and on Wednesday Judge Daly rendered — judgment in Havens’ iavor, dec.ding that rene has a right to light aud air ‘ougo his r windows and to open - shuters over Klein’s yerd, and to use the fire escapes as occa- gion requires. Kiein’s attempt to specuia’ real estate is not so far a to the nonor of being the Orst to discover a new | ‘way of “bearing” real estate, but itis likely to prove expeasive, Notoniy does be have to pay 19 Carpenter for putting up tne scaffold, but also for tearing it down, as well as the cosis of the action to compe! nim. Nekon, Smith & Leavits for plaintit. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Before Judge Donohue. ACTION FOR ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Duncan vs. Dewitt.—The plaintif’ and deiend- ant were residents of the State of New Jersey; n@irly ail of the wilnesses resided there. The plainti® claimed to recover of the defendant $100,000 damages for alleged breach of an ailewed contract, The defendant claimed tuere was not the slightest foundation fer the action, and ‘Wanted the trialtocome of. He attended with in uccess, He is entitied | Ris counsel, 8. A. Noyes and D. McMahon, and | ‘with his witnesses from New Jereoy, a number of times, The platotid did not present himself ready for trial with his witnesses. Finally, on motion of Mr. McMahon, oP hal ee tae la open court that the piaintid had no « the Judge at Cir- cuit dismissed the plaintii’'s action, with costs, Motion wus then made to open the default and to let th Ui in to try the cause, id McMahon for the but denied tue motion, parties r jatter of tne action is in New ing default, the parti in that State. not suow such piaintir to ti qT ene in the cull of the, cae at Circatt rather ressed me with the feciing thet plainti? aid s intend to try his cause when the jury had been sworn im the cause aud 00 valid cxoase ior putting off the case with a namver of witnesses in court from New Jersey. As a pure matter of favor, And with the Rotice that the cause must be tried ‘whou again called, the cane was put over, and when again called, an untruth was told to pr cure a further adjournment. To allow this dvtault to be opened would be simply to encourage a bac Practice. Motion denied. WHAT CONSTITUTES A CAUSE OF ACTION. James Snodgrass vs. Kasimer Krenkie.—The suit was proagnt to recover $4,042 65 on a bond given bg defendant tn a salt pending in the Court of Common Pleas of this city and county on an adjournment of the trial. The detendany marred that the complaint did not state facts suMcient to constitute a cause of action. Tie case Was argued by Mr, Hildreth for the defendant and by D. McManon for the plaintit, Judge Dono. foliowing opinion, overruling 0 hue delivered thi the demurrer a rendering judgment atid was pial aviondants; that delendants in that sult, having moved for an journment, it was granted in tne giving of the bp sg in suit; that that andertak was to pay the judgment if execution was returned unsatisfied, and the complains alleges ti execution bas been so returned, The com further aileges that the plaintif in tne suit wi really, by assignment, the piainum my Th @ompiaint alleges that the debt belongs to ‘the plaintif, and the It is to him. w to be presumed that ti ma Was io Mr. Hell was | | Of the unruly crowd which clamors e NEW YORK HERALD, 8 SUNDAY, JUNK 15, 1875.—QUADRUPLE SHEET, writ To this the defendant comnes, on the ground that as the understanding was to pay the painee in the a suit, without ada tr4 bu assigns, no suit will le in the name of the pres- Lif, This, iD practice, 1% seems to me, intended t to abolish and leave the action name of the real plaimtim. If right ana the original plaintid bad Judgment, no action would lie in the executors. It seems to me t! jatnt substantially complies with the co Rha the erounds of demurrer stated ai ficient, I will, in the ettlement oft the ord the defendant ag to tue rigut lo amena, if a bas merits, a : SUPREME OOURT—-CHAMBERS. By Judge Brady, a bad vs. Satteriee.—Opinion, Coleman.—Order granted sctiing aside’ aud vacating juigment. Greene ys. ane et ake &c.—Order granted, Boelke vs. Soelk: ‘Must produce complaint. seheily vs, Diehl.—Order settied, Bradley vs, Christensen,—Defendant entitled to notice. Haas vs. McCabe.—This motion {s granted so far as to declare that the defendant is entitied to be batied in the action, a8 well as upon the limits, and that on giving satisfactory securities he ae be discharged on bail; enter order to this edect. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Donohue, Jahason vs. Brown.—Findings and decree Signed, Harie va. McGarren.—Order of reference granted. Citizens’ Insurance Company vs, Harris et al.— were TEARTIRES roliis presented the Andings will e signed, Grant vs. Cooper.—Judgment for plaintiff on de- murrer. See opinion, Goettman vs. The Mayor, &c.—Judgment for Plaintiff’ on demurrer. See opinion, FT ea vs. Krenkel.—Order of plaintif® grante Nicols vs. Nussbaum.—Judgment for defendant. See opinion, COMMON PLEAS—#PECIAL TERM. By Judge Loew. Martin vs. Reniss.—1 think vhat, under all the circumstances of this case, the defenaant must be ,deemed to have witved any irregularity in the “service Of the summons. The motion 1s, therefore, denied, without costs. Moran vs, Moran.—The case of Watson vs. Wat- son, 1 How., 267, 88 decision of this application. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Kilbreth, A NEW PHASE IN THR DUNCAN-SHERMAN ROB- BERY. Two days ago atelegraphic despatch was re- ceived from London, Ont., Canada, by the police guthorities, stating that William F, Lesite, late re- ceiving teller of Duncan, Sherman & Co., bankers, now under arrest aud op his way to this city on @ charge of robbery, to the amount of $25,000, in- cluding $12,000 in gold certificates, had con- fessed tiat Bila Shaw, of this city, was a partner in the conspiracy whereby the rob- bery was effected, ane the prompt arrest of that person was e . Yesterday Miss Suaw Was taken Defore Jusiice Kilbreth. Sho is a blonde, of twenty-two or twenty-three, pining. and rather good-looking. She was neatly attired, and her fingers sparkled with diamonds, Her counsel demanded an examination on the ground that nis client's arrest was without justification, ve a8- Serted bis ability to prove her inuocence. An ex- amination was set down for Monday next. When the prisoner learned that Leslie bad been captured in Vanada by Pinkerton’s detectives she Ded the city and was Captured at the Beach House, Coney Island, The acquaintance of the conding cashier with ler dates «nly about a year back, and her wiles bave lea Lesiie to ruin, He has been brought up in Duncan, Sherman & Co,’s banking house and till be met this woman he was con- sidered a most exemplary man. He is @ native of Inverness, Scotland, and 1s the son of very respec- table parents. When Leslie left here he fled by the New York Central Railroad to Suspension Briage, and thence rounded is way to London, Ontario. Detective Pinkerton sted yesterday that he ex- pected to capture @ considerable amount of the stolen $25,000, and for this reason important de- velopments are expected next week, ABREST OF A PICKPOCE) Toomas May, alias Ray, alias Hoye, was held to answer op a complaint charging him witn picking the pocket of Abraham Firman, of No, 30 Bank street, of $20 May, it is said, belougs to a youthful gang o1 Broadway pickpockets. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Kaamire, OFFICIALS REPRIMANDED. Toe Aithy condition of the rooms aff hallways of this court for some time past has been the sub- ject of remark more than once. It was fimally noticed by Judge Kasmire yesterday. Tue trouble is taat there are two janitors to attend to the cieaning of the buildiug, which one person could easily do, and one vies with the other as to which Of them shali do the work. Jovn Burke is om- cially recognized by the magistrates, and him Judge Kasmire called up yesterday, and, after ad- mipisteriag @ severe reprimand, threatened that ti the court Was not kept cleaper in the future ne would have the janitors’ pay (which is now due) stopped. The court adjourned at ten o'clock A, |. Until this morning to epadle the cleaning to be done thorougaly. BORROWING A REVOLVER TO MURDER A MAN. Patrick A. Spelman, of No. 202 Hast Twentieth street, and Edward Collins. of No. 652 East Six- teenth street, were partners tu the lamber bust- ness not long since, but disagreed @nd separated. Collins sold out bis shave to another man and then went to work for him. Speiman jay cate to some of the property soid by Collims and bor- rowed arevolver defore going to take 88100 ofit. Collins interiered with bim and Spelman threateved to shoot him. His arr followed, and he was he bail. THE GREAT UNWASHED. on SCENES AT THE PUBLIC BATHS—TWENTY THOU- SAND SWIMMERS CROWD TO THEIR DooRs— ONE-ARMED AND ONE-LEGGED EXPERTS, Notwithstanding the numerous appeals which have been made to the Board of Public Works during the last three years, the free swimming baths have not been increased. The two wincn Tweed had constructed are still the only ones at the disposal of the poorer classes, The need for more iree swimming baths has been eloquently set forth in editorials, resolutions and petitions, and the facts from which the necessity bas grown have been stated and restated time and again, When it is understood that in one day between 12,000 and 153,000 men and boys go to oue of the baths, to take a cool wash, some idea may be Had Of the popniarity of the Institation. The two baths are situated respectively at the foot of Fifth street, East River, and foot of West Eleventh street, Norck River. These baths are open from five A. M. till nine P. M. To the east side baths the Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Thir- teenth and Seventh ward children have to come if they wish to have a bath. To the West Eleventh treet bath the Third, Fifth, Eighth, Ninch, Fif- tecnth and Sixteenth ward people have to resort when they are anxious to eadouche. Tne averige attendance, as before stated, is about 13,000 daily to each of these places, and many who come to the dock never get inside the bash house. The theory of “the survival of the fittest’ finds @ fare exemplification tn the action ry even- ing at the portals of the bath. Only the sturdtest can hopeto get st ail nearthe gateway, the feeble and infirm ones being forced to the outer periphery of the crowd, notwithstanding tne efforis of the policemen to protect them. If the Proposition to have a Oath for each of the twickiy for trial at this Court in $1,500 populated wards of the city was carriéf into effect allthis crashing, crowding and injustice woud ve obviated aud there would be room for all. As it is there is no accommodation even jor Those who, by maim jorce, succeed in getting In: side. Thev are, in many instanc 8, crowded, six aud eight into one of the smali boxes, have barely time to undress, wet themsei and then de hustled out (0 make room for another batch, who in their turn will be similarly treated, Saturday night, of ali others in the week, is the greatest nigat for crowds at the bathe sane docks literally swarm With dirty, ragged w Who how! and scamper to and fro like wild Deas, Treit hideous howis of “Hoy, | ‘han 1 “Hay, Sloo \” “Hay, Skinny |’? x28 im be heard for blocks aroun red of a readiness for tn boys wno wish to ta! twelve tll one non vig’ At fhe of thi ta pl dowa town ar the Hariem fais, and there berng & tobacco factory in the vicinity all the refuse from it is dumped on this boat. Yesterday, while the HmRALD reporter was con- templating the unsavory mess on the deck of one of these cows, he noticed two little feliows in- austriously rubbing tobacco staiks between their wet hands. Whi he, ly stained wl ir fingers they crawled Na) pe d made straight ior the Sata honso. being workmen's hours they were challe doer and in- formed of the fact, Forthwith they said they were Working boys, they worked for the tobacco tace the next biock, and, producing wer is iay? Ol were allowed MoNeal, who has charge of the an the vat, the reporter learned that this mold trick of the repeaters, From 81x to Seven the working men have another exclusive hour and from seven till nine they are aiso ad- Pree though it 18 preferred that they come THE SIGHTS AT THE BATHS. The scenes to ve witnessed at the baths are traly amusiug. The tricks and capers the boys play on each other are without number, and no end of merriment 18 occasioned. “Chawth’ a feiler’s clothes,” 1s @ Very favorite form of amuse- ane Lund t periormed in this Way:—A stocking Arnie wee in the bath and then a knots tied, which it 18 Het to impossible to loosen until the article is dried, Whén caught ab tiis pleasant pastime the perpetrator generally carries a tender Tidge on the bulbous part of his anatomy away with him from the bath, for such is said to be the results of a tip from Mr, Long’s rattan, STRANGE SWIMMERS, Among the trequenters of the Fifth street bath are several cripples and maimed persons. Among the number is a one-armed newsdealer, wos swimming {3 @ miracle, as few men whose anat- omy 18 perfect can cope with nim in speed. Strange to say, tnis man never learned to swim When he had both arms, but wheu he found him- self with one he thougnt of the certainty of his fate should he ever be thrown or fall overboard, Immediately he set about learning to swim, aod the second summer of his efforts was rewarded, jor he was able to get along slowly. He did not relax his efforts, and now he 1s an expert, A one- legged organ grinder @is0 Calis at the bath and bas Many @ pleasant bout with the one-armed paper carrier, ‘The organ grinder learned to swim before the war, Curing which he lost his leg, and he had oniy to adapt bimselt to his abbreviated condition, A live Jewish girl, crippled to such an extent by an accident to her hip and back that she walks with great difficulty, is noted as one of the most graceiul natids at the bath, Several doctors have come to see her Swim, and they pronouuce her perormance o most wonderiul one, La&pY SWIMMERS. Monday, Wednesday aud !iursday of each week are set aside especially.jor ladies, and they avail themselves of the privilege. Some of tbem are natatorial wonders of grace, and if mixed con- tests were to be thought of the opinion 1s they would leave boi of the men beaind, THE SEIZURE OF THE STEAM YACHT OCTAVIA, ry Yesterday morning Mr. Algernon S. Sullivan @alled upon Collector Arthur at tie Custom House and formally demanded that the English steam yacht Octavia, seized last Weanesday by the Col- lector, be forthwith released, and that she be granted her clearance papers and allowed to pro- ceed on her voyage, Tue Collector replied that he was in communication with the Secretary of tne Treasury, and that the United States District Attorney was in Washington with reference to the matter. Laterin the day Mr. Sullivan called again upon the Coilector, and was told that Mr. Bliss would be back in New York on Sunday with power touct, A decision may, therefore, ve ex- pected to-morrow, AY THE BRITISH CONSULS, In reply to questions put by a HERALD reporter the British Vice Consul, Mr. Pierrepont Eawards, stated:—“An act of Comgress pronibits our giving the register of a British vessel back to its owner or owners until the vessel has been cle: by tue Customs autueriiies, and (his rule uolds good with reference to the Octavia.” Mr. Frederick Schmidt, who sold her to her present owner, Mr. Robert T, Bainbridge, a British subject, says:—‘i sold the Uctavia for legitimate urposes, and I think her present seizure an un- justifiable outrage.’? In conversation with a well known steamship broker on che subject, he said:—“ihis is an oid The Spanish spies in this city have brought about the wrong eizure of tie Quaker City, Leo, jarine Whiting and Meteor, steamer: alieged to be intended for Cuban fibusters, some of the tricks of the Spanish spies are put- ting emory in the journals of the machinery, put- ting soft soap in the boilers, reversing the valves, as bappened in the ¢: of the steamer North Point, ia Brooklyn, when she was being “watched? by Francis Leroy Norton, @ Spanish detective, now in Ludlow Street Jail, bribiug watchmen, &c. The resalt of this bas been that several s\eamship owners will allow Do strangers to visit the engine rooins of their vessels. Any steamer cau de seized nowadays ou the Mimsiest pretexts. ALLEGED HOMICIDE. William Mulligan, the barkeepor, who is charged with having beaten Alexander McKay, at the liquor store corner of avenue U and Eighth street, inflict- ing such injuries as to cause McKay’s deatn on Friday afternoon, was arrested yesterday morn- ing and committed to the Tombs by Coroner Eckhom, 10 defattt of $3,009 bail, Deputy Coroner Marsh made @ posi-mortem examination of the de- ceased on Friday evening and found he had diea oferysipelas, All knowledge of the case was kept from the police untit late on Friday evening, as the McKay family are not desirous of prosecuting Mulligan, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. CUSTIS—SCANLAN,—At noon on the Sth ay in tne Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, by Rev. 1. BH. Slinger, 0. P., Mr. ApaM CusTIs, of Boston, Mas: to Miss ALICE N, SCANLAN, of this city, No'cards DURELL—SRIT7.—At Trinity ee beh Tuesday, Jane 8, by e¢ Rev. Morgan Dix. r ot Py, Darien MARY Spitz, of Schona: an, PIR. BeBe ge Sunday evening, June 6, at the residence of the bride’s sister, in this by the Rev. Caleb vi ©. FiBL to PR GroRG: Miss ALMa 8. Live io Fistet—BavM.—On Sunaay, June 6, at the resi- dence of the bride's mother. by the Rev. Dr. fiuedsh, GkorGs M. Fisk. to ReBecca Baca. Greses—HUNTER.—At the residence of the bride’s motber, in Morristown, N. J., June 12, AL« LEN 5. GIBees, of Charieston, S. C., to ADELINE M. HUNTER, daughter of the late Dr, Abranam T, Huu- ter, of St. Joan's square, city of New York. New Jersey papers please copy. e . Hyatt Smith, Cyrvs L. Three to TILLIE, daughter of David Biaekvurn, Esq. MAJOR—OLWELL.—On Wednesday, June 9, by Rev, D. A. Merrick, S, J., DUNCAN KENNEDY Mason, to Kat M,, daughter of the late Matthew Uiwell. Mayorga~Kayser.—On May 20, by Dr. Ph. Merkle, at the residence of the bride's parents, TusTo MAYORGA, of Havana, to Susiz Kayser, of this city, No cards, STEVENS—FaRrtn,—On Wednesday, June 2, 1875, at the residence of the briie’s parents, by the Rev. H. W. Knapp, CMmaRtes B. STEVENS to AMELIA FARRIN, Doth Of (hia city. STEWART—OLEARMAN.—OD atone gt vue 10, at the residence of ‘he bride’s parents, by t if William Reid, STergEN STEWART to HENRIETTA W. CLEARMAN, only daughter of Abraham Ciea man, all of this city. WILLIAMS—EGDSRTSON.—On Saturday, Jone 12, by the Rev. A. B. Carter, Prank BE. Witttams to Mrs. ANNIg C. EGBERTSON, all of New York. DIED. Anperson.—On Friday, DANNI®, youngest and only soa of Patrick and } - M. Audefsoa, 8 years, 2 month 20 Relatives and friends of tne family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hi poaee 342 West Eleventh street, on Monday, at two BEeRRIAN,—On Thursday evening, June 19, La- ViINia WELCH, Widow O( the late isaac J. Berrian, a 81 years, ‘ne relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funcral services, at the resi- dence of her son-iu-law, John Sniitin, No. 5 East Forty-second street, on Sunday, June 15, at three o'clock. Interment at Rye, on Monday. BuRKE.—At her sister's residence, No. 224 Ninth avenue, alter a long and painful sickness, on Fri- a June 11, 1875, Many JAN® BURKR. ectiully in- vited to attend a solemn requiem mass Which will be celebrated at St. Colambia’s cunrch, a fifth street, between Eighth and Math Monday, June 14, 1875, at ten o'clock. The fu eral will proceea from thence to Oaivary. BURKHARD.—On Saturday evening. at her resi dence, No. 275 Elizabeth street, ANNIR, the ve- loved wife of Thomas Burkhara, aged 35 ye: Notice of tuneral het beloved wile of James ter of Charles Smit! 23th f vanagh, and only daugn- Esq., of Greenpowt, in the 5 are invited to attend the ny 736 Third avenue, ‘uneral street, on 13tu mst., at tem o'clock A. Coit.—At two o'clock this Pyne June i, Mrs, EmiLy Cort, wife of Wm. A. Cot Funeral services on Sunday, 1th ‘i o’clock P. M., at 383 Atiantic avenu Near Bond street, All relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend without further mi ice. on Friday, Jane 11th, 0 Decarur.—In this city, after a jong and painful (lines, ANDEEW DECATUR, IM the 46th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are re- \y invited . attend the funerai, at his avg residence, No. 157 W: Forty-fourth street, this aay (Sunda; ) ortwo P.M. Dunne.—On Satura: are June 12, Mary D: the beloved wife of Ji s Dunne, in the 43d ye ES >i both natives of f Ulonasiee, Queens county, Ire! ‘the ne felattves and friends of the family are re- spectfully tnvitea to attend the janeral, from the residence, 863 First avenue, on Monday, the i4ih inst., at two o'clock, In Brovklyn, on Friday, June 11, Jann jaughver of the iuve Francs Harman —— Ellison, and st stater of Commodore Francis B. Elit- gon, United Staves Navy, Relatives and iriends of the famtly are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Pete rotestant Episcopal churcn, State street, near Bond, roe lyn, on Monday, June 14, at three o'clock P, M. without lurther invitation, GALLAGHER.—On waturday, June 12, after a short illness, ALICE, the widow of Michwel Gala, ber, aged 63 years, Her remains will be taken from hor late resi- dence, 234 East Forty-second street, to St. Baines church, East Tuirty-seventh street, Mon- A at ten A. M., Where solema mass Of requiem will be celebrated, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and iriends are respectiully inyiced to atteud, GILLMARTIN.—On Friday, June 11, Mary, wife of the late William Gillmartin, nutive of ‘ipperary, Ireland, 1n the 60th year of her age, Relatives und friends are respectfully Invited to attend the ‘uaeral, at her late residence, 26 Hu- bert strcet, on Sunday, June 13, at two o'clock. Haber.—On Thursday, June 10, Fexprann L, eldest son of Isaac and Elien Haber, in the 2840 year of his age. Funeral Sunday, June 13, at half-past nine o’clock, fron the residence of his parents, 169 Kast Seventicta street, ‘The members of the congregation B’nat Jeshu- Tun are requested to attend the foneral of Ferdi- nand, son of Mr, Isaac Habor,on Sunday morn- ing, at hall-past nine o’ciock, from his late resi- deuce, No. 169 pa Seventieth street. M. STRASBURGER, ‘President. Hixt..—At bis residence, Soutn Norwalk, Coun., June 10, of preumoula, Eeenszen HULL, ‘aged 7 years and 8 months, Funeral Monday, June 14, at balf-past two P, M. Howk.—On Tuesday, Jane 8, of dipntheria, JOHN WESLEY, eldest son of Sias B. aud Margares J, hae | de Years And 2 months, 718 M., youngest aaughuer of Sergeant Thowas N. James, aged 4 years and 15 days. Funeral oa Monday, at two P. M., from residence, 528 West Thirty-{ifth street. and iriends are respectfully invited, Knarr.—On Thursday, June 10, after a short ill- hess, GRACE May, youngest daugater of Jarvis i. bh Kate Kuapp, aged 3 years, § mouths and 4 tne relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, at the residence of the parents, No, 28 Perry st., this (Suaday) aiceravon at one o’cloc At Natick, Mass.. June 8, of scarlet fever, BLANCHE BEATRICK Lackey, aged 8 years, 12 days. Biooklyn papers please copy. LaBRabeR.—On Saturday, June 12, of diphthe- ria, Wittaap P., gon of the late Henry and Oatolme J» Larrabee, aged 6 years and 3 months, Funeral irom the residence of bis mother, 423 Ninvh avenue, ou Monday, June 14, at one o'clock. LAWRENCs.—-At ber residence, No. 180 Madivon avenue, On Thursday evening, June 10, Roserra LAWRENCE, Widow of Joseph Lawrence, in the Toth year of her age. ‘The relatives aud frlends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, from St, George’s church, SiuyVvesant square, on Monday, 14.n inst, atien A. M. Lawsox,—On Saturday, ARTHUR ALBERT, s80n of ae and Nelie Lawson, aged 2 montus and 14 OOP cal from 130 North Third street, Willlams- burg, on Monday, at two P. M, LEVERICH.—O0 Jane i, of scarlet fever, Eppre H., ouly cnild of Edward & and Margarey RB. Ley. erich, in the 4th year of his age. ‘The relatives ad iriends of the family are in- vited to attend bis juneral, at the residence of nis arents, did Eighth avenue, at one o’ciock P. M, jay (Sunday), Without iurther notice. LEVERICN.—At Aspinwall, May 18, Lizzrm M., wile of James H. Leverich, of puerperal fever, in the 28th year of her age. LinpLsy.—At Jersey City Heights, N, J., on Fri- day, June 11, CHarLes Lovis LinDLEY, aged 2 years, 4 montns and 18 days, Funeral jrom residence o/ John V, Oram, 83 Ege avenue, Jersey City Heights, to-day, at three o’elock M. Friends of tue family, aso members of Hope Lodge, No, 244, F. and A. AL, are invited to attend. Mapves. fora ay a es on Saturday morving, June iz, JouaNNAa MavbbEN, & Mative of couaty Peper ary, Ireland, aged 08 years. ‘he relatives and friends are imvited to attend her tineral, this day (Sunday), at twelve o'clock M., irow her late residence, 018 Henderson street, Meap.—On Friday, June 11, Miss Exity Meap. Relatives and trienda are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, June 14, at one clock, trom the residence of her sister, Mrs. Abram LL, Close, Greenwici, Conn. MILLS.—On the 10th inst., suddenly, S. A. MILLS, in the 45h year of his ave, Funerai services at is late residence, 111 East bast A el Street, On Sunday, 13th, at bali-past aree P, MOALLISTER.—On Saturday, June 12, at the O1d Ladies’ Home, Staten isiana, Bt MCALLISTER, Relatives aud irieuds are invited to attend her funeral irom 27 Caraine street, ou Monday after- hoon, ab two o’cloc Movarre of bis age. Punerai to take ee irom pis late residence, 1, 00 Monday, June 14, at one ce to Calvary Cemetery. »DEN.—-OD Saturday, June 12, ANNIB, Wife MecCrodden, aged 24 years and 7 months. Relatives and Irlends are respectiully invited to actend the {uneral, from her late residence, No, 140 Degraw street, So Brooklyn, on Monday alternoon, at two o’clock. MOGRORTY.—On Suturday, May 29, 1575, at New- townbatier, county Fermanagao, Ireland, James 3 McCartnry, im tue 724 year MCGRORTY, aged 52 years, a native of Donegal, ireiand, aud lor forty years @ resident of New York city. Newburg, Ulster county, and Westera papers please copy MoKA ALEXANDER.—Members of New York Engiweers’ Protective Society will meet at Milltary Hall, 193 Bowery, on sunday, June 13, at 12M. sharp, to attend the funeral of our late Brovber exaud®r McKay. By order of U, MALONY, President. MCLEAN.—In Jersoy Cit: aturday, June 12, 1875, JOHN MCLEAN, aged 35 years and 4 months. Frieuds of the lamuy are invited to attend the funera:, from nis lave residence, 165 Newark ave- nue, Jersey City, on Monday, at three o'clock. McNirr.—oOn Friday, June 11, 0! consumption, Mr. MONUFP, in the 19tm year of his age. Pega on Monday, June is, at eight o'clock ‘Pisi.—On Friday, June 11, at No. 98 Third a nue, of ulcerated sigmacy, Lewis Pisee, 12 ath year of 0 Chariestop & 3 hier Ga, ana Sovile, Alu., papers pie mannan “Jone 1, WwW. HesRY LorTER, 1a the 33d year O/ bis age. Relatives and [rienas are respectiully tuvited to attend the funeral, from his jate residence, No. 43 West Seventeeusn street, on Suesday morutng, at ten 0" eY.—Of consumption, at Shelburne Falta, ass., On June 7, 1875, Lous V. PUTNEY, @ mem- ber o: the New York Bar, aged about 32 years. Richakos.—On Friday, June 11, at the residence O: her parents, 225 Varick srrest, Many A., daugn- ver of David ana Mary A. Richards. Faneral services to take place Suaday, June 13, at two o'clock P.M. Rocuk.—in oklyn, on hy 9 Bens n, Dominick, eldest son of Dominiek H. Beiaget Rocae, aged 3 years, 11 months and ot ‘aa The juueral Will take place from the residence of bis if ns 59 West Woouhuil street, on Sun- fter a long and paluini Ulness, JouN RocEns, aged 60 years, native of Na county Meacn, Ireland, aud brother of Mary, Catharine ana Pattick Rogers. fhe funeral will leave 320 East Twenty-pinth street at two o'clock. Davin aud Navan papers please copy. Kowe.—On Friday morning, June 1i, Rows, in the 20th year of his age. Funeral irom the residence of pis father, Robert J. Brown, No. 146 West Forty-fourtn street, on Monday, June 14, at oue o’ciock P.M. Relatives ana frieads are respectiully invited to attend. ALONZO SaGer.—At 246 East Thirtie:h street, June 11, WILLIAM SaGeR (maiden name Catherine O'Donoghue), of Kiltarney, Ireland, in the 4ist year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are in- vitea to attend tre faneral, on Suaday, at halt past one oclock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. SHoWELL.—On Saturday, June 12, Wuduiam A. SHOWELL. In his 38th year, Relatives and friends o! the family and members of Gramercy Ledge, 337, F. and A. M., are respect rully invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 75 Third avenue, on Tuesday, June 15, atone P. SHRADY.—On June 10, JouN SHRapy, aged 92 years and 13 days. His funeral wili at tates o'clock P. ike place on Sunday, the 13th M., from his late resi- fully tavited to attend without further notive, SIMONSON.—!n Brooklya, on Saterday, June 12, Lorris A., wite of Henry C. Stmonson. Funeral services on Monday, 14th inst. at two o'clock P. M., from 244 Wyckof street, Brooklyn. — ud relatives are respectfully invited to attend, Ureick.—Oe Saturday, June 12, Cexests J. WHEELER, Wife of the jate William 7. Uiriex. Relatives and friends are invited to atrend the faneral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, George \. Taylor, 155 West Twellth street, ou Monday, June a4, at four P. M. Interment at New Kochelle. VALBNTINE.—On Jane 11, of consumption, Jaws VALENTINE, brother of Toomas W. Valentine, aged 2 and 3 menths. ane he hoy will take place from his late resi+ dence, 159 East Thirty-sixtn street, om Sunday, June 13, at two o’clock. Relatives and iriends are respectfully Fegassted to attend. Wuirr.—On Friday, June 11, alter a short illness, Josrea WHITH, in the 5400 year of his age. ‘The funeral Will take place from bis late real- dence, No, 68 Liberty street, on Sunday, 19t0 ins’ atone o'clock P. M. WINKLER.—On Thursday, June 10, CHARLES A WINKLER, FON Of the late Albert and Mary Winkler, aged 3 years, 10 months and 12 days. The relatives and friends or the family spectiuily invited to attend be J faneral, Sunday, June 13, at two o'ciock P.M., from the dence of his mother, No, 88 South Eighth street, Brooklyn, B. D, Ce eeeeeatiameaenel FINE ARTS. Te. _ANST RUE RUCTION. CADEMY MOUNT BT, VINCENT, ON THE AUD- son, New York, 19 miles trom the metropolis: 17 ns to end Is stom Mount daily, on Hu roa, this tnstit conducted by the 8 Charity, laryest-and best appointed in the coun- try; tering, including everything hue imusle, per unum, od _General patronage solicited. A’ THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 2 FOU opposite Coopar Tustitute,— Bookkeeping, Writit Arithmetic. Instruction day and evening. 1 partment ‘Telography taught practically, with instrus Gpen all summer. MONG THOSE WHO TEAGH writing, Oliver B, Gold head of the profession." —fom Writiug impartod to atlin ten les 8 o'clock, at parlors 56 W. ping, all susan. usiness Writing, Arithmetic, k6., 1 or gentlemen ure private rooms. ' Cheap classes, 85 for teu los: sons; stationery, $1. Boys prepared practically for business. YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO HAS MAD® SOME Progress in Frouch desizes the acaualntance of a Young Neneh lady; object to acquire a more thorough howledge of the language, in exchange tor Kuglish i¢s- sons Address WILBU it, Herald ofte TIONAL T %® CENTS PER LESSON.—CONVERS Germin by ® North German lady ish vo fOr ¢igners, Address GHRMAN, box 170 ‘pers Uptowa Branch oft GERMAN LADY, PXPERIENCED TEACHER OF muste and bril)ant performer of classical music, Gesires a position in exchange tor board. Aduresd FRANKLIN K., 7 West Thirty flith str LL WISHING BOOKKEEPLS ARITHMETIC, Grammer, Spelling, to ropa eariy educational losses, should “atiend | PAINE: lege, 62 Bowery. Ladies qualified Gd bookkeevers ‘and lessons, $3 month LADY WILL RECEIVE A FEW MORE PUPILS in English branches, music or French at ber rest ma $1 per week. Address Mrs. Z, Heraid Up: anch ollie. BURNS NEW YORK so OF PH Best syste taught; Instruction thorough; per cont off regular terms during summer months, ding twenty Park row: acne sal Fs NCH AND SPANISH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT, racneall or gramaticaliy, by an accomplished youu lady, Address D, A., 403 West tae st. dees of Frenen pactiuliy requested £0 pi their address iety. ‘Tbe association has unsurpassed tucti{iies to supply Gollexes oF private inst iloug,, with ood, te OM. (GN NY, Secretary, 4 NSTRUCHON ALL SUMMER,—PROFESSOR B. KUITNER, Teacher of Germun Lauguage and Literature; Edgtish to foreign or. Cull ator adaress 995 ‘ollege, 1,193 Broadway, Second avenu corner Twenty: EW YORK SCHOOL OF PHONOGRAPHY.—TWEN ty per cent off regular terms during June, July Augast; instruction thorough; aystem the best, Fey vark Tow. ROFFSIORS AND LADY TEACHERS departments ready to make engagements as_visit- ing or resident veachers in tamiles and schools, Infor- good schools for boys aud girls, Mra, ' Bureau, 67 West Thirty-fifth st. h sireet, FOR ALL al _ FURNITURE. Al- “DEGRAAP & CounRAN 152 and 154 West Twenty-th, street, between Sixth and seveuts avenues. ‘The greatest indy emenia ever offe and note tae prices Parlor, library, chamber, aud dining room Purnitui y ae ‘Also Matiresses, opring c. tu order to redace the immense «pring stock manutactured ey uns hous wo have marked down the stock 10 prices whic present the greaiest bargains ee n for years DEGRAAF & COCHRANE. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS ron rpets and Bedding. « 2 iis'tind 157 Ouatham streot os GREAT REDUCTION IN _FURNITURE.—Aa? A. Siitils parlor Bed Depot. 41 East Thirteenth Street, Bookcase, Bureau and Sofa Beds; Parlor Suits, Turkish P w ‘aud common Lounges, aud Chamber Suits, at cos! PICKHARDT & CO., 218 WEST THIRTY: seventh street, manufictarers of Furniture ame stery; also Parlor and Sota Bed, with # coum and hair Matiress: tie best iu gse. PRIVATE WILL SELL (FOR lor Suity in satin, cost $750 for hair and spring Matttesse pie! tel eh od, fine P: 28, vall toway or Monday, brown stone rivate restience No. 47 West 10:2 si, betwoen Seo amd brn avenues PRIVAI PaMttt, ¥ Witt, rep suit Yoom Suite ‘860 pw Beduing, do, ensign Ta je by Ste to-day or dence 120 Wes UOIION AND PIANO 39 AND 4 Z Kast 1 nicure, Carpets, Par- ior wii Bedroom ne ‘ s, Budxcases, Exten- sion Tables. Buttets, Itull Stands, Pianos, private sale, a® auction prices. WURNT LARG's A and Bed at OF AR extensive esr o: 410 By Ah avenue, bee fas n Thirteth and thirty- ‘Arst streets, Payuients Weekly or monthly. BEDROOM SUIT, BY LOFORTE: VA A great bargain; also other fine Household vacae ture, at 22 Kast Thorteenth street, pear Filth avenue. Will'sell on instalments: oo Farnivare, Beds, Becding, &e. Vayments taken by the wees or month Ter asy. corner of Two! (OR SALE—AT 99 WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREBT, between Firth and Sixth avenu handsome Mirror, with Cornice to match, Will besotd at a bargaia as the Owner 18 going Out of the city. i we SALE—BEDROOM AND KITCHEN FURNE ture, Carpets, £c., for cheap housekeeping ; rooms can be hired at moderate rent $1 5t Mark's place, secona floor; ring © FEMALE COLLEGE.—THE BACCALAU- © sermon before the class of 175 will be deliv ed on Sunday evening. Jane y Rev, Dr. TD. An- rson, in the First Ba’ © uret. Park avenue aud Turrey-qinth a fat 734 stolook PANISH AND FRENCH LAN AGES AND LIT. erature thorough: rhiy tanght by a very easy and prac- fical method; Ins: lou to foreigners. Appiy to AN- TUNIO RAMOS, ity place. Juve' \PANISH LANGUAGR.—PROFESSOR DE TORNOS + will continue giving private lessons during the sum mer at 78) Sixth avenue, Wantnora RESIDENT GOVERNESS TO TEACH ‘a young lady music, drawing, Engiish branches; mast play ciassicat music; 'plasant, refined home; city and country ‘Address, stating salary, &c., AUSTIN st dth st. @5 PER WEEK—BOARD. MUSIC, FRENCH, ENG. pe iris to dy living in suburbs ‘Yesires: two little da Adarese SCHOOL, care 8. Alien, station B, Brooklya, N.Y. 20 LESSONS FOR $6.—PRENCH. GERMAN AND Ttalian lessons. by an experienced French lady teacher. Call at or address 107 West Twenty-third street, corner of Sixth avenue. Mo OAL. NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No. 5 Kast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico's. BROOKLYN BRANCH, 102, 106 and 1ug Court street, near State, THIS SELL oa) POPULAR MUS CHOOL, the first organ oers wriperior sdvants to sue dents DORKING ey hed a PUPILS RECEIVED DAILY in all branches The celebrated Arton piauos are in use in we school. N ITALIAN TENOR SINGER, PROM ITALIAN {1 opera, teaches piago and singing. $5 per month Guring the summer, at 117 West Twenty-seventh sireet, near txth avenue, or at pupil’s residence for $8 per month. Sess Ge NTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES notion on Fete’ harp and harmony, ye puplits resudences $10 per quarter: best reference aie with relerenee, TEACHER, box iv Herald Up. towa Branch office, 1,205 Broadway. MIDDLE-AGED FOREIGN A. tnany years’ exporience, painstaking and very suc- Cossfal as a professor of music, who Is not le the city during the summer months, has a tow ho: gaged for piano, singing or organ lessons: terms moJe- rate, highest city, Zererepoes, Call on or address Dr, PUIMAN CRAME, Ninety -third street. Bere. cg Hy aes MOLLENHAUER ive, Lessons exclusively at Sew YORK O¢ ‘ATORY OF MUSTO, No. 5 East Fourtee 3 Natreet, next to Deimonico’s. opppautn, WEALTH, PEACE AY HAPPINESS” wondertul book; Worth tts ‘ht n, glamonds Peis Seated ee.’ Adaress AMERICAN WUBI AND BOOK AGENOY, 24 Wess Fourveenth street FART 2, 00. OFFER MOST LIBERAL CASH prices for second hand Furniture, Bedding and Carpets. Callon or address HARIZ & Cv., 274 seventh avenue, New York. pun Keak Cre ago canerr novse, ON THE INSTAUMENT PLAN, GBORGE A, CLARKE, 747 Broad : “REFRIGE RATOR, SIDEBOARD _ STYLE; jolers, Ice Chests, Pienic Baskets, zero Markel 4 Baskeis; Heirigerators repaired. bend tor catalogue. Bo West Twenty-third sireet Q LIBERTY STREET, BAZAAr OF 58 JERE. TOHRAON Jr. Elegant Parior Suits, richly carved black wwa}nut Bod= room Nets, Office Furniture, sheets, Lap Robes, Whips, Harness, No rea: le offer refused, and the only downtows establishment of Wiis kind tu e city. Ww. DVANCES. MADE. ON Gi LE} aN Mi <¢ pe Wate hes, Jewelry, Silver wars, bb re Lace. bou, be and soid; business coa- ftiden FiNUSKL, No. 1dz Nassau sureet, corner of Ano, ‘irs floor. STHMWINDER, 13 CARAT, HEAVY OA a A & Remtiomua’s solid Ohain and a Diamond !ink tor ddvess O. 2. 8, box 67 Herald Upiowm DIAMOND RING AND SCREW BUTTON FOR d ret 44 sale cheap—Werghing 1h and 1X carats INK, Herald office, TI NASSAU STREET, KOOM 5—DIAMONDS Watohes Jewotry and other goods bought, aud sol back wuen desired; business confidential; Wi ett oMee. SINGLE arose ia, $10 TO $0; Angs, $25.10, $0 te) Bins and Studs, gold Watches: les’ gol $10 to $95;_ also nssorr and coral Jewelry, Chains, Sliverware aud Ope S308, dc. rr NDO BRUS., 1,207 Broadway, opposite t the Gilsey Houle, D4 xoxs, S, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, Clocks, Bronzes and other articles bought and sol ry small advance. UEURGH Broadway, uear Tweuty- low prices. wi ATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY REPAIRED by first class workmen, for many years with Bi & Kein, Fitth Avenue Hote! GEO. ©. ALLEN, _L190 Br away, near Twenty ninth street, 1.267 3 OADWAY, OVER [HERALD UPTO! office, room B (parlor for ind 1.26 2a broadway, 4c., bouglit and sold. 4 ry, LINDO Ros” Diamonds, Warches, Je: NSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO, WITH PRACTICE, r #3 per moath, m advance. 401 West Twentieth sireet, Egat Avcuue! Pupils atiended at Weir owa rest: per mont SS$ONS GIVEN ON PIANOFORTE at PUPIL 4 “residence, with great care. by genueman professor; terms, $5 por quar, ty refereuce, Address ABLL- ¥, Herald Uptown ‘Brauch office, 1,355 Broadway. SIC.—$3 YER MONTH OR $8 PER QUARTER Mx for instruction on plang: daily practice free; puplis tapldly advanced, No. 419 West Thirdeth street, near ‘Niuth avenue, TEW MUSIC.—DO NOT PaY mc. PER copy when you can get itfor lc. at HARDING'S, 2d Bowery, ‘opposite Priuce street send siamp for cata- lox RGANISTS DESIRING A FIRST CLASS SURSTI- 0 at during their vacations wi! 9 please call on or J. B., No. 3 ui stree (Pil SONG OF THE DAY—\RILLEEN ALLANNA,” R. rhomas: price Wo, yet i acne sa. ess in England, Austral Mercy HOWARD WOPKING, 80. beoadways pus GERMAN MUSIC UNION—HAVING THA finest teachers, piano, ergan, singing; $3 per month; very attention to those Wishing to become teac! pianos to practice. 70 West Fiity-Aith street, bers; WAstEo=s LEADER, SEVEN FIRST CLASS AND nine second class musicians, for the United States ship Wooster, on the North Atlantio station. Apply to if CONTERNO, Bandmaster, New York Navy Yard, 129 jufiield #., Brooklyn. WAStED IS THE OFFIC OF 4 MUSIC scHOOr. ‘a gentleman, also a lady, both musi be accom lished and, prevent pertect relérencen. | Ad dross Wish fa articntars, SRCREIARY CONSERVALUKY OF sto No Wa Court at, Brookiya, § AT EIGHT Dis- LECTURE EVERY EVENING, ooloeky on “Nervous Debility jatid Special eases.” at Dr. KAHN'S Museum.” Rememper the ad SASS Ga roatway, Bear Fourth street. The largess sod Most Maguidicent museum in the world. Admission, eents A byerene Mauhood atthe New lork Museum of A fiveen Houston and Bleecker z ANC ING ACADEMLES. QATSEs DANCING ACADEMIES Pri eae a v hour, day 61 VARY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK fits Premature Deeti omy, 618 Broadway, be- reels. U8 CARPE jap, for eas, Heraid A iom 300 40 yards, little used and oh Will find w parchaser by addreming NLSUN, TANTED—SEWING dest make and in full description and lowest ) BR, nis, dress, with AsH, box Is Heraia ANTED-MANN'S SECOND AND HEALTH LIFT. Address Z., Post office box 5,75. ‘< Ww (TANTED TO PURCHASR—ANY NOVEL AND EF- reetive Advertising Medium, by acompanr who propose to advertive largel for (he «ame, Address box ad who will pay liberally 46 Post office, New York. w IN ES, | LiQvons, — “ANAROSER & CO'S 8T, LOIS BOTTLED Lager Beer; the best for (smily and hotel use, aaranteed to Keep during the hot weatier; sold ai ener, Merril: & vondit’s, Fark & Tiliora’s, Ps Ho! &. 0. Meserd & Say. segkson 0. MSE ~ GREAT Several Agents wr food table Claret $1 Wa Sherry, 82 per gal Ponat = Fy oy! or gabon BARGAINS FROW ATOTION; Per dozen, Scents per bottle | w per bottle; old rve 19 Ful- cents per bowtie. Appearance, desires to become acquainted with w me matrimonially inehned, address AS TN AMBNICAN GENTLEMAN, AGED 2% OF PAIR Hokon, box eiED erie om: , IN. WRONANOR POR INTED-DRY GOOD) Wa mee stad Property, address box rst Rortgazes on vege A Eonerea: Tings, de aveek New FEW VERY OWOIOR Ol PAINTINGS FOR io, Including wnusually fine examples ty Bon. Vervorexboven, Lefebre i. Muller, De Apply to BRANCIS t Le COUNT, 98 ad ore nan a a NORTHEASTERN WOTHD, OPrOSITR me station gates, York, Kigiaad, Maer ar SMITH Gave OF Mauris) a & Claridge’ | 1) take a supply of thore ehoies A —STORAGE.—WEST SIDE STORAGE WARE 5, Rowen, 26 654 and 636 Hudson street, 779 ee ae Abingdon sq: c. Wich serect Pianos. b in rato, most in the 'uunnem. ie TAGGART. 0! ta owner and manager. Ace 598 Hudson street (Abingdon square). -GRAND CENTRAL STORAGZ WAREHOUSE + for Furniture, Pianos, Mirrors, 04 - ype 9 0. “80 Bleighs, ac. apd Wost vrmer Bro MOKGAN & Steorne eR Mropeletore: ‘ore corner en way je_ for all kinds of p We Gestrare aaa 1s sur Tenth to otha. Principal office, ‘$34 Third avenue. eins, STORAGE | WARRUOUSRS PARTIES fo storage for furniture pianos, bei 2c, la separate roomie at loyweat rates, will fa their acvautage to examine 9%, 390 ant 32 I mreet, the’ most eee ee with insurance Paton than aay similar ¢ babes! sine ORELLLY & CO., Proprietors TORAGE FOR PURNITURR, BAGGAGS, CAR iaes® fo., 0 to 115 Fast Fotty-fourth street, ot 4 Cenivai Depot; separave rooms, fire pi vaults ac. ‘CORNELIUS O'REILLY & BR: # FOR FURNITURE, PIANos, BAGGAGE, very gonventenice, el MICHALE: street, near Slee ———$———_———s ISTANDARD AMERICAN PRVEL BILLIARD With the celebrated Soindination Caste only by the manufacturer and pacentea, LLESDER, successor t Phelan & Colleuter or MEQIOAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TAB h De "s wire cusbions, solely used im and Ladies ab Fos OR SALE—$60— with Balls, Case ane ¢ Jounters compl je tunity for genticmen to get a table jor country or ey Tesidence. ‘Address CLAPTON, Herald oitlce. EUAN BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY GEORGE FE, PHELAN ast Fourteenth street, new ork ; 923 © WustNUTStRRET, PHILADELPH - mt cord pelts by I, DECKER & C CORAL RUBBE! A. Soar —ttupress afternoou. Thirty-fo arth street . Coral rubber, very A fold sete, platina sath, whalebone rubber sets, Plumapers, en frouts, Lip Lafters, ip Depressers. Negulators: fitrous oxide: mechanical deni from (rand street ferry. oF Sixth t hirty-tourth street. ew ovat, 123 West Thirty-fow DF AUTIFUL SET. $8; GUM TEETH, $10; Sis A $1; warranted sol od , $3; examine speck ‘ew York Dental Bi. Ee i 1851; good work ; nenner 2k, R, WAIT, JR, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED, FROM D ‘Tweaty'thir i, to’ 26. Wost Thirty inh s.reet, where he will nm proiessioDAl ser rriebe a neers ing bese fant gentle Booms, low prices. Worster, anvrin. Wows, Gregory, Versa. MoGre Dra foi ret Des. Guchrist, Crowby, Woitoy, Leonard, ‘Grate jainer Joutta. *wouerate charwas. EETH MADR AND FITTRD 18 A FRW HOURS mitnout the slightest pain or !noonvenieac fion and paturi pea: with pearl stopping oF ‘god. post free, Wiree saps old esi $2 upwari iy and be exirsoling uader more thaa one, ETH FOR THE MiLLIONS.—TEETH INSERTED Regge Stig the = Prices Ro oe the times. ing process. Teate'of avenite, 0 ar averley place. be RG. DURKE $10) () PER SET.—FINK A Tecth, warranted the be: pomtively ‘without pain. Gity Dy ‘ MISCELLANKOU TAVERVBODY GOING IN THE C tees aad fine Grovertes to be oo