The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1875, Page 11

~L— THE COURTS. The Synagogue Bnal Jeshurun---Or- thodoxy Versus Reform. THE BIRDSALL SLANDER SUIT. New York and Montreal Rail- way—Receiver Appointed, THE COUNTERFECE STAMP CASE, David Lawson, Charles Borus, Frank Albert, August Hoch and William Barrett, against whom & charge was preferrea recently of having run the brig Mary Cbilton out of the harbor of St. Andreas, Were brought to this port from Havana yesterday on the steamer Georgia, in charge of Officers Denbert and Barclay, who brought them before Commissioner Shields, They stated that they did not intend to steal the vessel, but had run her out of the harbor while drunk, and after- ‘Ward abandoned her in the Guif of Mexica, being unable to navigate her. Tney were held Jor an examination in default of $2,000 bail each. THE SYNAGOGUE BNAI JESHURUN. A question of pregnant interest to the Hebrew communities of the city and throughout ‘the country generally is now in litigation im our courts. The point at issue is raised between the orthodox Jews of the congregation of the Thirty- fourth street symagogue and the reform element of the same, brought into collision by tne action of the latter in an attempt, as alleged, to break down the barriers which have heretolore inter- Yened in the separation of th xes during di- Vine Worship in the synagogues wherever ortho- oxy has yet a feothold. The time-honored cus- tom contended for by the orthodox Jews, and for which they claim divine authority, of the sep- Syation of the sexes during worsbip in the syna- g@ogue, is sought to be overthrown by the yeformers of the congregation Baal Jeshurun, or Yather by the trustees of the congregation, who, im their corporate authority, claim the right to “change the interior character of the church edt- fee in accordance with the wishes. of the major- ity of congregation,’ and that they, the trus- tees, “have the exclusive right to apply the church funds for the making of such alterations 6 they deem most desirable and expedient.” The orthodox members look upon the claim as an assertion of undue authority, not vested in the trustees; and looking on it as the small wedge by ‘which their orthodox principles on the all-im- portant point, the separation of the sexes during Givme worship, shail be set at nought, and pro- Iniacuons mingling of the sexes, the pont sought for by the reiormers, shall be allowed, nave formed a #olid iront to repel the innovation. ‘nt In the Court of Com- » & religious corporation city, Moses Strassburger make a temporary injunction permanent enjotn- ing the congregation through Strassburger and other trustees of the congregation Bual Jeshurun, co-delendants, from permitting the omiscuons assemblage of the sexes dur- Jog divine worship 1% said synagogue, and from depriving the plaintif® of the peaceable and lawfal use, occupation and enjoyment of his W In the synagogue according to the terms of in contract by which he purchased it, and from us applying and employing the and Moneys of the said corporation tp carrying into effect, in whole or in any of the uplawiul, unconstitatioual, irreli 8 and irregular acts embodied in a resojution adopted at @meeting neid by said congregation on the 16un of May fast, ko, When the case came up yesterday before Judge Larremore the court room was princi pied by the orthodox and the refoim Jews of the congregation, Who iistened with great interest to counsel om elther side as they presented to the Ovart the points at issue, particularly the argu- ment of Mr. Goodhart, of counsel for the piaintut, ‘who Cited at great length from the Talmud and the Bible authorities in support of his orthouox client, while nis listeners recognized in him—out- ide Of the case—one O! the most radical of the zefor! |. L. Townsend, coun- wel ior ited ecclesiastical autaori- ‘tes of rabbis and churen reformers that tue in- the seXes Was not opposed to Jew- sruoniies Iii she Hebrew tongue, mich trans a ee, Wi a rik Ohamishe of Saco! ‘Zachariah, Xil., 11, a8 sustaining the doctrine nded tor by the ortnodox Jews—tne separation of the sexes during divine worsiip. As far as the ‘threatened action of the trustees with to their appropriation of the churco funds went, he claimed that all the 1 author itres on the subjeot—the-tormal decisions oi the State courts—nhave been overruled by a statute passed by the |: it latare of the State, Marci 29, 1875, Which declares that the trastees cannot in any Manner change or apply the charch prop- for any other purpose than in accer with tne rules and Soyer eb rights and disci of the denomination fur the good of whic Corporation was organized. Mr. Townsend Claimed on this point that the *tatute referred to did not do away with the a cisions of the courts, and that the decision made Larned was made after the passage of conclusion, that the trostees bad nig! the church edifice im accordance with the wisues of the ma- jority of the congregation, ana to apply the church funds in effecting such alterations aa they —— proper. ir a@ protracted session listening tothe ar- gument of counsel the Court touk tue papers aud Teserved its decision. THE NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILWAY. In the sult in equity of tne Banque Franco- Egyptienne and others vs. Joha Crosby Brown, the New York, Boston and Montreal Ratiway, the Yarmers’ Loan and Trost Company and others, Judge Blatoafora entered the following order yes- terday:— That Herman R. Baltzer and William G, Taaks, of she city of New York, composing ine firm of Baltzer & Taaks, be appoimted special receivers of ‘he $754,000 of frst mortyage bonds of tue New York and Boston Railroad Company aud o the 000 of first mortgage bonag of the Dutcness and Oolum dia Katlroad Company, and be directed vo retain the possession ot the ponds and repre- sent, Fee and maintain their validity for u mefit of the parties who may ally ve judged = to be entitled to them or concerned therein (and withvut preju- dice to any claims or rights oi any or either of ‘the parties to this Bult as Against the other or others, Or 9g against any other person or persous, and without prejudice to any defence which may @Xist against the bonds or any of them) in the Tespective foreciosure suits brought by tne de- fendants, Frederick Adams and tae Farmers’ Lown and Trust Company respectively, ana now pend- ing in the Supreme Court of the Stare ot New York; and otnerwise, py all proper means, to ‘ain and defend and en.orce the same bonas and the interests thereby represented in th foreclosure suits Or otherwise, and to pro’ due upon the same and to colect aud realize the amount or vatue thereof, That anti! the furtuer order of the Court no se- ourity be required of the receiver, ‘That the tur- ther hearing of the mowon made on whe part of the complumants, by and anaer the order to show cause, so far ay it relates to all maviers othor than the $754,000 ol frat morigage bonds of the New York ana bos- ton Railroad Company, and the $85,000 of first mortgage bonas of the Dutchess and Columbia Railroad Company, be adjourned to the first Sat- urday of October next, Wilhout prejudice to the Tights Of tae Complainants to bring On the hearin: thereo!, on notice, at an earier on proof of yemeigency in the premises calling for such earher nearing. COUNTERIEIT STAMPS. The case in which Charles J. Sprague, the bro- ger from Rahway, N. J., is charged with using counterfeit check stamps, was resumed yester. day before Judge Benedict, in the criminal branch of the United States Circuit Court, ‘The ma:n witness for the government, Jotun R. Raymond, finisbed nis evidence. He swore that Sprague directed him to take checks bearing counterfeit stumps to the broker's oMce of Parker, Handy & Co., and purcuase goid with them, be Brewed in bi mae tA ran Re iad iraudulens char bowwin New York and Pailadeiphia, se aCtE P| Raymond was ciosely cross-examin " Garvin as to his previous character; at agues tion put to vim of Wurtper he bad been gulity of soreing & promissory 20te was ruled out, on the growud that a single specific act was not compe. ventin ® case invelving general reputation tor ‘truth and veracity, several witnesses cajled by the defence ti that Raymond's character m was Lad. ‘These witnes and one of them, Char’ admitted that ne but said he was ‘oi ff draw poker,” and quraditng game, Alter @ huwibar af residents from Waverley, the NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY Z 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. adjournment was taken to eleven morning. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Davis. Fargo.—t have examined the briefs Willard ve. handed up, and am still of the opinion that t 4, action, with proper amendment necessary. ‘The pia’ntff, by bringing in new partiea by his supplemental pill, must, as ib Those, begin his trial de novo, abd is no better off than by commencing a new suit. Morion should be denied, with $10 costs, and without prejudice to any new action taat plaintif may be advised to bring, aod without prejunice ww # motion to am-nd the complaint 1 advised. Osgoou vs. Arnoid.—Tne inquest In this case ought not, under the circumstances, to have been taken, aud should be get aside. The amdavits show soak Mr. Hardy Dad see rope ot Senses welch ve bun the Fight taattoct . settle. and the proceedings to make mont with Arnold, an fyatilabie, ‘The attorney ‘Was notified of the imtention of Arnold to settle with Hardy, and recoguized bis rigat to do so, The inquese is set aside, with $10 costs. int ater of Fuiton,—Writ granted, in the matter of Shearer.—Graated. Guepp vs Hulnagle; Brand vse. Worl.—Orders eiir“*s. Gibbs.—On payment of tho costs of preparing for triai, fee and disbursements of the cireuit and $10 costs of oppos ng this motion and stipulating to refer the issue for trial to George 8. pedgwick uch referee as parties may agree upon) the Inquest may be opened ana case pro- ceed to trial pe.ore such rejeree, such stipulation to be served wituin ten days and costs tu ve paid on adjustment by the clerk wituin five days alver notice thercot, Saimon va, Leonard.—On paying costs of the triai Lo be adjusted and $10 costs of opposing wis motion, the answer may ve amended as asked for in the motion papers, suck amendments to be served and costs paid within ten days aiter notice of the adjustment oi the same by the clerk, the issue to Stand as Of 118 pre-ent date and plain- uit to be at liberty to ly to the amended an- sewer or demur.as he may be advised. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge speir, Shea vs, Murphy.- ‘Ihe order of arrest must be vacated, with costs of the motion, Gouter vs. Wilbur.—The recerver may interfere, as he may be advised, in tue ioreciosure men- taoned im the petition, ana may bring such affirma- tive acuion as+May be necessary to set aside and cancel the Mortgage specified tuerein. Harrigan vs. Kegao.—Pinuings o1 facts and law settied. Let an order be entered appoiuting Mr. Isaac V, French releree, to tuke and state tie ao- counts, Order to be settled on notice. Launy vs. Launy.— ‘Ihe plaintiff is entitied to a decree of divorce, dissoiving the marriage con- tract, andis entitled to ie care, custody aad con- trol of the eniid. Laemezzini vs. Lacmezzini.—The plaintiff! must bry Juagment, Let a deeree be entered om ne- ce, Brown ys. O’Brien et al, —Proposed findings Biances which give iS setiied, Lustig vs. Lustig.—Upon a careful examina- tion of the many vVoluminous payers furnished by the parties I am clearly 0: tao opinion | Ought not to iuterfere with tne decisions already made 1a this court in this case. ‘This metion 1s Jor an orger to punish the defendact tor his ai leged misconduct 1 retusing and vegiecting to pay the alimony due vy him by orders neretolore made by two different judges at the Speeiai Term, By tne first order the alimony was ixed at $25 per week, ‘ue delendant failing to pay, ana being peiore the Court for misconaugt, gave almost the same excuse—that Is, bis inabity; and furnished reasons aod arguments, as appears by his papers, quite ag Cogen. as those preseated 1n fois iotion, The alimony Was, aiter lull disc sion, reduced to $15 per week by Ulis Second order (and he was bouna to pay that sam and some arrears oi the former alimony thea due) unless the sum of §15 per week suould be modified by @ motion for that purpose made. No such motion bas beep made. 1am new asked to refuse to enforce this statutory remedy, wuich is in effect settiug | aside the iast order instead of enforeing it. This cannot do. It would virtually render tne statute nugatory and introduce @ conflict of action be- tween the Judges hoidiug speciai term iu the mat- ters substantially the same belore each Judge. ‘The plaintiff ’s motion must be granted, Order to be entered on notice, Sutro es al. vs. Vargo, President, &c.—The arties Must appear belore me on the 7th July nst,, at haif past ten A. M., with the pleadings ana charge of tne Court, By Judge Freedman. Hegeman y. Cantrell.—Case opinion. McCaldin v. Risley.—Case settled. ‘Ihe Produce Bank of the City of New York vs. settled, See Morton et al—Judgment for piaimtiff. sec opinion. MARINE COURT—PART 4. Belore Judge McAdam and a spectal jury. THE BIRDSALL SLANDER SUIT. Daniel 0, Birdsall va. Stephen H. Alden.—The hearing of this case, whicb 18 ao action brougnt by plainwff \o recover $1,000 from the defendant, was resumed yesterday morning, atten o'clock, The court was crowded immediately on its opening by @ large number of people, who seemed to feel inch interest in the proceedings, ‘The defendant's case baying been rested, Archi- bald Jobaston wae called for the plaintiff's side in rebuttal, He testified to the habits of tne delend- ant, and said he saw him only once or twice under the influence of hquor. Melville P. Bailey also testified to the character of the defendant, who, witness said, was “under the influence” # few times, Charles D. Jones proved to seeing the defendant once under the influence, Dr. Samuel Russell Child was questioned as to the habits of the defendamt, but declined to answer on the grounds that nig profession orvade him to disclose waut he f patients, and the Court raled in favor of the dereudant. Richard Howard (colored) swore tbat defendant was drunk at the Startevant house taree-tuirds of nis time. . Mr, A, Oakey Rall—You couldn’s say he was four- thirds? (Laughter.) A. So, sir; but I swear I suw him drunk three-toirds, (reat laughter.) Judge Frank W. Ferry testified that be presided atthe Superior Court of Conuecticut when Mrs, Queby was divorced irom her husband; Mig, Rich- ards Was eXSu ined at the irial, and from what he knew of her as a witness he (Judge erry) did not believe any persen ia Westport would believe her under oath, : On cross-eXaminavion witness Birasail, the plainvid to the action, ab the same time procured @ divorce irom nis (Birdsall’s) wile. On cross-examination Judge Perry acknowl- edged that Mrs. 1ruby Was iptimate ip his gouse; he might have shown the Gecision in her case to his wile before delivering it, but be was sure he did Dot Su0W 16 tO anybudy else; be Was the au- thor of 1 himeeli; he got bo presents from Mrs. Traby; but he belleved his coud got a little present—a tril resent Ol some such natare as a doll—and his decision was tn favor of Mrs, Tru- by; the otuer Judge, who presided without any right, held @ divereut Opinion of wwe case; 1b was Ab adverse decision. Mrs. Truby, on examination, dented totally that Improper reiations existed between herseif and the plainud, as sworn to by her father and Mrs, Richarus, and denied, on cross-examination, that she got divorced from her husband in order to marry Birdsall. Daniel U, Birdsall testified that one word the piaintuf or Mrs. Richards swore to, as regarced improper relations on bis part with Mrs, Trapy, Was not true, On cross-examination he acknowledged having divorced nis wile, ‘The Court in clarging the jury said:— Gentlemen, this case presents a melancholy state of tacts, her aod daughter stand rayed as Witnesses against each other. The lather, bound by the most sacred ties to protect his Gaughter’s character, Btauds to-day cuarging infldeuty and shame. The daugner, bound also by the sacred instincts of nature and fillal love to sustain that father, apparenuy cis- cards him and arrays herseif as a wituess against him, Various causes hove been assig..ed lor tals deplorable state of affairs, and you may )robably be able to determine the correct one. However agonizing the scene May be, you are to pass upon the rights of those parties dis- passionately and fairly, if you find that tue charges constituting the aliegea lander pt true you wili find for the aef y atrered scomes entirely immaterial, the truth being a full, complete justification in law, On the ques- tion 0: justification the burden of proof is upon the deiendant, and he must satisfy you beyond ull reasonavie doubt that the charges which he maae Againss tho cuaracter of the plamut Were true beiore you can find for him. Ii, on the otner band, you find that the words charged were untrue iu fact, the law wil imply Malice from their ase, And the plaintiff’ 18 nob required to ofler afirma- tive evidence on the subject to mainiain the action, because the words used, if untrue, would nataraliy injure the piaintifl in his reputanoa and social stand ing in the community in which he lived, If, on the other hand, you find that the ‘werds used are untrue you will find for the plain ui, asing Whatever damages you think proper between six celts and $1,000, You will give dam- ages to compensate for an injurea reputation and for the indignity, disgia@ce and degradation jollow- *~ the use of the words. ‘ne jury retired to consider the verdict, but had not agreed Up to @ late non COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS, Before Justices Murray, Daffy ana smtin. The following cases Were disposed of yester- dayi— Jonn Wheeler, accused of craeity to animals, was found guilty and fined $10, Georgiana Meivilie, of No. 16 Grand street, was COnVieled of stealing a wated fram Jobu William- J Uharies Bassett. a 200, of Petonaan, B and sentenced to the Pent- Wal Waist @ banana thie! ne month. ars "uatris’ was sent tothe island for M montie for a riy house, Richard Warrea was found guilty of hir ia. Justice Murray sentenced him to wife Soph ove Month im the Penitentiary. As Warren was about to leave the court room for the prison be put his hands on the railing before nim, and, 100k- ing angrily at the Justice, exclaimed in a tone of deflance:—“Waat! do you send me to the Island? Why don’t you take me our there and hat Wd rather that, Vm damned.” tinuing his speech, when Officer Webber cut bim snort, Warren | jesperate character, He has been twice in Sing Siug. He has aot lived with his wile sor nine ye: TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before sudge Otterbourg. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Mathew Swenson, of No, 41 Vandewater street, was walking down the Bowery on Wednesday nignt, near bayard street by three ruM@ans, one o1 whom struck him in the Jace and knocked him Gown, Another Of the gang seized his Wateh aud ran away. OMicer Conlin, of the Fourth precinet, ar- rested the Jatter. isoner was yescerday ld to answer by Justice Octerbourg. He gave Dis Rame as Uharles Martin. COMMITTING GAMBLENS. Lathrop Jones and John Kogers, one the dealer and the other the keeper of a faro pank, at No. 105 Bowery, were hela to auswer tor gamoling. A YOUNG PICKPOCKET. John Sulitvan, of No. 17 Mulberry street, one of those light-filngered boys that infest the neighbor- nood of Park row, was heid for trial on complaint or Robert Buekhardt, of No. 37 Bowery, Who charged aim with picking his pocket of $1 10. WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Wandell, JOHN KELLY IN COURT—HE IS A8s- BAULTED IN THE STREET. » About half-past eleven o’clock yesterday morn. ing the Washington Place Court room officials were startied by the appearance of Sachem Joun Kelly, accompanied by Police Captain Walsh and followed by @ patrolman having tn custody a man named George Ballard. Tne Tammany chieitain Stated to the Court that while walking down Broadway yesterday morning the prisoner came up to pim, mear Nineteenth street, shook bis fist in his face and began a tirade of abuse, using all maoner Ol Opprobrious epithets, ana threatening violence to his person. Captain Walsh, who wit- heased the scene, ma @od op is ap- proach Ballard ly was caught by @ patrolman. In Oourt Buwiard, who claims to be an ex-policeman and at present an employé in the Department of Docks, pleaded hard tor liv- erty ana solemnly pledged himself never to men- tiok John Kelly’s name agalu except im terms 01 the highest commendation, Bailurd In the box stated toat he was & patrolman under Captain Jourdan in the Sixth precinct. and served over two years on tue force. For Captain Walsh be does not profess the highest admiration, Said Baliard, “The Captain has complaints lodged agen me at headquarters, ang he had a flue chance to talk to the Boss when he was bringing me down, @nud he gave it to him straight. Says he to the peeler tuat tuk me ip, ‘Take a tigat grip on him. He is a bad man,’ and wish that the peeler gives me aciuck in the back of the neck us ifl was a HON, e & murdherer in the first degre On, 1 kvow thim jellows well, Ilvek like a bad man, don’t 1? 1 was erafgiter and idon’t taik about fignt- ipg.”? Reporter—What were you discharged from the force lor ? Pallard—Whin 1 wasup in the Nineteenth pre- cinct Iwintinto @ switch house to heat sume coifee, and two men swore I staid in an hour of my pos Judge Wandell required Ballard to furnish bail dn $300 for facture good bevaviour. Court measen- er McAvoy went to his residence anu found his amily, consisting ol @ wife and five small ovil- dren, living (a narrow and miserable apartments, and in utterly destitute circumstances, His wile Stated to Mr. MoAvoy that Ballara came home yesterday afteraoon Jrom bis work sufering from Tae effects of the heat, and his manner was strange and disordered. On learning tue facts in the alternoon Counsellor McCieliand volunteered to become his bonusman, but tne Judge declined to accept him, on the ground that he was a law- yer, though ne offered real estate security. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Before Judge Smith. ALLEGED FELONIOUS ASSAULT, Patrick J. Hanbury, @ well Known politician of the Seventeenth ward, was arraigned on a charge ofsnooting a boy, It seems a disturbance took place in Charles Bedell’s saloon, No. 1 First ave- hue, and Hanbury claims to uave been assauited with @ cartrang, but he used no pistol, and the boy’s injuries were causea by the accidental explosion of a firecracker. He preferred a charge in his own benall agatnat two men named alvert Vot and Jobn Fishermaon, and appeured in court with “a cloud 0: witnesses.” Sotm parties were held to bail Jor examination, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Betore Judge Kiloreth, THE ITALIAN AND HIS BEAR. In violation of an ordinance recently passed by the Board of Aldermen, Hauria Z. Perle and Frank P, Canton, two Ivalians, wi about the streets yesterday exnibiting a trained bear, One “passed around tae hat,’ while the other con- ducted the periormances, The men and tae bear Were arresied and bioughs imo court. The Italians were fined each $3, which one paid and took home his bear, wolie the other was com- mitted, being unable to pay his fine, AN ELEVEN-YEAR-OLD THIEF. A policeman arrested James O’Connor, eleven years of age, in East Tweaty-erghth street. He carried a bundle under his arm, which proved to be @ silk dress valaed at $40. On inquiry it was jound that he had stolen 16 from Kinma Zipp, of No, 496 Lhird avenue. He was weld ter tria. | * COURT .CALENDARS—THIS DAY, SUPREME CovRT—CHaMBERS—Held by Judge Da- vis,—Nos, 83, 57, 106, 124, 160, 171, 176, 229, 268, 265, 266, 268, SUPREME (OURT—GENERAL TERM—Adjourned to Thursday, July 8. + SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL Tenm—Held by Judge Westbrook,—Nos, 537, 183, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TeRM—held by Judge Speir.—No, 80, TRIALS OF POLICEMEN. ENCOUNTERS BETWEEN OFPICER# AND YOUNG LAWYERS—‘‘PADDY THE HOSE ON HIS DIG- NITY. A large number of complaints by citizens against policemen were tried before Commissioner Yoor- his, at the Central Ofice, yesterday. Henry R. McKeath, a student at law, testified that on the afternoon of the 17th inst., wile walking on Mauison avenue, near Thirty-fifth sireet, he was accosted by Patrolman William Riley, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, who used imsulting and threatening ianguage toward him; wituegs then went to the station houses to com- plain against the officer, and was told by the Lap- tela to retarn to the patiolman’s post and yet his number, McKeath accordingly went to the officer and requested his number, wnen the latter vio- lentiy shook him by the coat coliar and sti nck him vwice on the arm with bis club, alter whicn he ar- rested aicKeath and preferred a charge of disor- derly conauct against him, which charge the ser. geuut at the desk aid not entertain. Counsellor Spencer appeared lor the defence, and called to the stand a Witness who testified to having notified the officer shortly before his dim- culty with McKeath of the fact that three respect- ably dressed young men were larking in the vicin- ity in a suspicious Manner, The defendant aiaced that he arrested Mr. McKeath with no malice, but thinking irom his conduct that he was @ suspicious Character, De- cision reserved, “PADDY THB HORSE." Another young lawyer next appeared as a com- plainant againat OMicer Patrick McGinley, who re- joices in the nickname of “Paddy the Horse.” The Witness stated that om the aiternooa of the ierh inst., while walking in company Wita a irtend, he remarked, without intenving Cisrespect to the officer, Who was passing by at the time, “There goes Paddy the Morse,” whereupon the “horse”? took the limb of tie law into castody, but shortly afterward, learning his preiession, dropped him ‘With more haste than qignity, The “horse” was represented by Couusellor Spencer. Considerabie conflicting testimony was introduced, after which McGinley stated that his only offence consisted in remonstrating, by ki iy words, with the lawyer jor addre-sing him as “Paddy the Morse.” An honest-looging Jaboring man, named Edward J. Russell, next appeared, charging Oificer Bur- thojomew Murphy, Of the Foartn precinct, with having beaten him severely over the tips and logs with a clad on the morning of the 24th inst., as ne (Russell) was quietly proceeding to work, the of\- cer at the time beibg onder the influence ot liquor, The compiarnant told his story tn a straight- forwerd way that carried conviction with it. The ofmeer denied Naving struck Russel), and clatmea that ne took him for a suspl 8 Character, and only ordered him away. Decision reserved, CORONERS’ CASES: Patrick Byrnes was drowned on the 2vth of Juno while bathing in the North River, at the foot of Sixty-second street, His body was recovered y terday ond sent to the Morrue, ‘The body of nknown Man was found at the foot of Sixth streot, Bast River, yesterday. boy eight years of Me, who on his way home, when he was attacked | realaed at No 601 Bast Pitteenth street, was ran Over im Twentieth street yesterday by # cart driven by Michael Noenan and was instently killed, The driver was arrested. ‘The body of an unknown man, apparently about thirty-five years of age, was found im the North River, ceased was body, which is now at von. tne effects of the neal Forty-eigtith stree: suspended. COUPON STAMP. and Mr. Theodore Le NUK — by you through the se nue, by your, letter ot 1 with thé leading wanut to ascertain the pre the points name question, “Whethe the United States does five per cent veiy n answer to your turd cigars as it would not be turer, ag the oroad 1h open marke market deeming the You mate the further tant sug; earnest c to exch ie pense. which would ha Toannfactirer, since generally estabitsbed ractlcable to stamp pre e consigner woul Without ¢oupons im hot prevent these, a: examine the interior ot coupon auiached, it would sot | give bonds. the priviege of buyin facture cigars ata ‘a heense wo wid mack o Almost every one of the then, by overnaens as tor for the sie of to the purchase: and this paalty should the forex: conviction his protectiot, to aid the Peis and The followng was al Resolved, in the memoral of Internal Kevni Revenue bi vigilance of bacco losely the bacco. lookin, trict Lo procire signatures ae a next, on week day th his court movement. ‘The manaacturers were pear’ all wiet, from which all the all the couitry, A Thirty-sixth REPORTER Ay hair and smooth face, THE CIGAR MA MEMORIAL TO THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE IN OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED therein, w closely Collected if euch thereto a small paver stamp?” we say, emphatically, no, and sapmit the following reasous:—in our ment the uncollected tax on cig would the aavantage to th afford adequate compens of affixing the stamps 1 E no, for the reasons that they are not ‘in condition wo be again used withovt an expense for reps MOSt ad HFoat as the cost of uew boxes, aud are el Worthless to any manutacturer when com- jared with the uniformity and reliabuily of new boxes the opinion or the trade as to the per: on cigars which the government fails to collect, and any other Information or suggestions which in our opinion would be of imtcrest or value In considering this sub- ject” We therefore make the following very impor- you will give them eration, tem of attaching a stamp ar Would involve a very considerable ex- jorue alone by the ices on nearly ail cigars are it would not Any 5, the pris pri The law should honest convection thay th the manutadurer, also ch unnecessary and'a very great detriment to the trade enerally, ‘he number of factory, district aud State, randed on te bottom of the boxes, should be suMicient to trace the manufacturer and detect irregularities us ‘Well as unde the present system. In connection with cinyexpressions of opinion we will acd ay our tlat every responsibie ¢! the United cates recognizes the government in its Collection of ‘we are convinced that the govern- present system of checks, records and collects more close'y resent system than it could under any n jen in broken packag claracter of buyers of The the Morgue, vey as secretary, Sin—Avaiting ourselves of the opportnnity afforded us al Colleciory of Auvernal Ri June, requesting conterence: uporters of cligars, the ars individuat cigar not exceed the ion tor the ad we also say, rs question, oF sue! terday, at 140th street. The de- ive feet eignt inches high, had dark He was dressed in dark pantaioons, dark knit sbirt and wore boots. Coroner Woltman will hold an inquest on the An mquest was held yesterday in the ease of Maurice Otter, who was killed on the 19th of June by falling throngh a boliding on the south ner of Filth avenue and Filty-ninth street. jJary rendered a verdict in accordance with these Jacts, and censured the city wuino: lies jor alow. ing tae building bo stand in so dangerous @ cundt- cor- The + Alired FP. Puffer, aged ten years, living at No. 9 West Twenty-lourth street, died yesterday irom _ AN inquest was held yesterday afternoon at the Coroner's office in the case of Thomas Clary, kiled, done 25 by the falling of a scaffold at NO, 5 Bast The jary rendered a verdict in accordance with the evidence adduced, and added that tie accident Was due to the defective condition Of the ropes by Wiica eaid scaffold Was FACTURERS. ‘The cigar manufacturers held a meeting yester- day afternoon at Concordia Hall, near whe report of the committee appeinted at a previous meeting ‘to drait expressions of opinion Mm reference to the proposed coupon stamp” for the trade, Mr, Henry Peetsch acted as chairman avenue A, to Collector Archinald and four of nis deputies were present, ‘The following 18 the memortal submitted by the committee and which was unanimously aaopted:— Yo mu Hononante tH Comaissionen ov Inteunal Ruy- trade upon ie undersigned, repre- senting many of the principal manutaccurers of cigars inthe ‘hird and other collection districts of the State ot New York, respectiuily submit.—in reply to ether the’ tax your fret more has affixed judg- anituctured in amount of and under no other system of stamp- ing do we think the tax conid be lected. In answer to your second question, “It it should be decided to adopt this manner of stamping cigars trade of re.wing cigar boxes more closely col- onal latvor nplatically, that would h imported practicable to wupack, stamp bulk of cigars are and reptck before removal from customs honded ware- house, douid importers, without great ditheulty, pur- chase’ and ex:ort to manufacturers the stumps?” we think it would Le impracticable to export stumps dnd have the sume applied by the foreign manu- necessary purchased and the foreign manuiaciurer, with the pther warkes of the world before him, would refer those markets tor his goods to the American Jailer under — proseripuoa. request "to be favored with niage of tae ve to be by elgars: and, fu the it would be stamps, and when ail are compeiied to sell them wy) small olgart ell a be rigidly caution notice, wi burnt brand ‘on t as his duty, 80 adopted :— over of revenue by @ memo: will the te riherwore, either be compelled to smoke thé paper stamp, injuring very seriously the flavor of tho cigar, or be required to remove the stamp and thereby either damage the wrapper or destroy the cigar. employing, @ large numbor of hands would be entirely at the merty ot their employes, who might wiltully or ortherwisd destroy or lose coupons, and not report such Joss. of might steal the coupops auld might pince cigars oxes ‘the Finns firm could impossable to h box before leaving the fac- tory to awertain whether each cigar had the proper be so amended that be necessary for cikar manulacturers to it is hard upon swall but weil meaning | men. Mary cannot obtain bondsmen who cau quatity in the reqnikements of the boud. Such mep are retused they manu siem under certain restrictions e missing OF uncollected revenue, who would become light, manatacturers, would, in the natural order of evtnts, become—if from noother cause than that jealousy detectives, not so much in Support of the thelr “own ends. th 6 penalty should apply manufacturer, nforced. [tis our, ‘ith name of the box, is ac mnanuiacturer in as also for on ‘hat in addition to the suggestion embodied he comnittes the Commissioner of be requested to charge the officers of ariment with the necessity for great }ooks of to- , aud to scrutinize sinali lots of leaf to- Several geitiemen present volunteered to act as committe in the variou: ignacur etions of the dis- to the memorial. to be axed before Tuesday Tue be placed in the hang of Collector Archivald, to be jor. warded to te Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Mr, Strattonstated that, as Secretary 01 baceo Leaf Aisoctation of the United States, he had telegrapned 0 ten of the princtpal tobacco states and receivedresponses, and he haa no doabt that ali over the Guntry there would be a general op- position to he proposed eoogan stamp. A vole of thanks W& passed to Coll f tie Po- lector archjbala for toward the manufacturers ia this present at tho meeting from the Third dis- comes seven-tenths of revenae HOUSES, _ROOMS, | &C., WANTED. “In tits City and Brookiyn. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM month) wated, im some pleasant locality, between Fiftieth streets, east side. PERMANENT, Herald office, penter); isvalting to drees ARTHUR Toom rent free; to children; reenue derived from cigars from derived for the quarter @ding June 1 this year was $54,400 greater thanfor the corresponding quarter last year, and it vas said that the collections were made at one per cent less, be lett to-day and to-morrow at ench coliection district for tie signatures of manufacturers, ®he memorial wii (RENT $10 A Address OOMS WAMED—BY A GOOD MECHANIO (CAR- buildings in order for the ert reference given. Ad- erald Uptown Branch office, t BALE. we, ott Ein Shs Be @ wow di good business. J. dW, Hews! iow doing & FOR RALE CHEAP ‘ost oifice. Inquire of ue Lyf Mga ye pes —— avenue will be sol us da elf value, il health otowner, LLOYD, 29 Broadway. (A. POR SALE CHRAP—LIQUOR STORRS ON ALL + business streets; terms also Restaurauts, Oyster Saloon, Chop ftouses, Coffee and Cake Saloons, Roadsile Hotely, MITCHELL'S store Agency, 77 Cedar street, LARGE AND PRUFITABLE RETAIL HARDWARE Business, of 30 years standing, im one of the most beautiful and enterprising villages of western New York, for sule; satisfactory reasons giveu fOr sellinge Address B. & G., Herald oitiee. A ~POR SALE BAKERIES, SOME TO. LET; COM: + mission Bakeries, Groceries, ‘ea, Stores, Meat Markets at $200, Crockery Stores, Stove Stores, Country Hotels. MILCHELL’S niore Agency, 77 Cedar street AY CLP, ABLISHED DESIRABLE AND PiRST class east Bakery for sale, prineipal avenue, doing a fine business, using 12 barreis of flour a we st Ninth street. cheap reat; rare chance for a baker, CAMPBELL & SPLENDID SAMPLE ROOM AND CIGAR 88 A Rind —Lesding position on Broadway; price $750; Tearon for selling, engaged in other Business, MA- LONE’S Store Agency, LA Nassau stree A SEkENDID DOWNTOWN LIQUOR, stor cation unsurpassed, with five years! lease; Gain to prompt buyer ; best reasons (or selling. MALON&!S' Store Agency, 12k Nassau street, FIRST CLA-S FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, IN THE best location in the Twentieth ward, for sale cheap. Apply t) THOMAS GAPENGY, Auctioneer, 17 Ventre at, BAKERY. FOR SALE, A PIRST CLASS BAKERY, an old established stand, in the Twenty-second wart: foot shop business Inquire at flow store ON) and Od leventh avenue, D®Ua STORE FOR SALE—IN A GOOD LOCATION, doing @ Foot business, wilch can be largely In: creased; excellent chance for a physician; cause of seil- ing, death. Address B. G.. Park Hovel, N. Y. (OR CHEAP PRINTING CALL ON THE METRO. POLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISIMENT, No, 213 Broadway (OR SALE legali: Wilmington, X, Foe SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE AND unch Room. 2244 Eighteenth street, between Broadway and Fitih avenue. OR SALE—A FIRST RATE LIQUOR AND LAG) Boer Saloon daily income $4); lease five vea cash $140). STRINHAUS & CO., 842 West Forty-fitth 5 OR SALE—OCHBAP FOR CASH, A GOOD PAYING Boarding House, close tocar deviot: reason given for selling. Apply, betweeu the hours of 2 and 6 P. M., at 483 Eighteenth street, south Brooklyn. —FRANCHISE OF a STATE LOTTE for yours. Address box 339 Post offt POs, SALESLEASE AND FIXTURES OP A FIRST class Boarding House, now full ot boarders; owner wishes to leave the city. Inquire on pr stree: Mrs. D. POH SALEWIN CONSKQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF the late Louis Frigerio, the well known Neutical Establishment aud Obronometer Depot, located at No, 50 Chartres street, New Orieans, La., consisting of Marine, Uptical and Surveying lnstraments; sole (New Orleans) agency for the Uni tates Coast survey Charts and Books; this is a rare chance to embark ina safe and profitable business, as the house enjoys the contro! of the marine trade in that line, For further particulars apply to #, J, EMMERICH, 38 Maiden lane, New York, FoR, sabe PAYING BAKERY, DESIR- ably located ; best part ot the shirteenth ward: good lease, cheap rent. Apply immediately to P. GAFFNiY, 23734 Bowery, until sold, POR, SALETA LONG BSTABLISHED AND WELL fitted up Liquor Store, with stock and Lease, on a prominent cor JOHN J. A WELL opposite the Grand Central Depot. ADY, Reat Uecate, 120 Park avenue, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STOR®, IN one ot the best 1 ns in the city, Apply to SMITH & LANE, et. VOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STOKE, NEAR Washington Market. Apply at 12 Greenwich street. AUNDRY FOR Sa DOING A GOUD BUSINE: first class location ; goo074 reasons for selting. Call examine. Triumph Laundry, 428 Sixth avenue, corner ‘Twenty-sixth street, hitaseell and EAM AND HORIZONTAL ENGINE Flue and Cylinder Boilers, Tanks, Fi rates, to close a concern. JOUN STUART, 194 Broadway. EALERS IN MACHINERY, MANUFACTURERS ‘and others needing Printing, can have it done in the best style by tne MECROPOLILAN PRINTING KSTABLISHMUNT, No. 215 Broadway. ORTABLE ENGINES, SECOND HAND, 4, 6 8, 10, 12 and 90 horse power; two Hydraulle Presses; Band 10imeh ram, A. C. TULLY, 55 Dey street WASTED~A GOOD SECOND, HAND BOILER, SUIT able for a tugboat; size, 414 feet taco py 1 feet long, or size 5 feec face ‘by It feet long; size cylinder, 16x15. Please address, stating lowest terms, 0. G; H., 31 Pearl street, New York, TUBULAR, & WATCHES, JEWELRY, T 7 BLYEOKER STREE BAR B. iiberal advances upon Diamonds, Watches, Jew- icy, Pianos, &e., oF the same bought.” Also Pawiauro- kers’ Tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs, DVANCES MADE ON GOODS L&FT ON COMMIS- sion: Diamonds. Watchos, Jewetry, Silverware, Pianos, nilks, Laces, €c.. bought and sord; business con: figenial. “8. FERUSKS, ive Nassau street, corner of Ann, joor. TAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVERWARE and other articles bought, and sold back when de- Bired at a very small advance. GEORGE €. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 Broadway, near Twenty reet. NET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT TH TAN PRINTING ESTABLISUMENT, You will find it advantageous, iach METROPOLT 218 Broalway. BILLIARD Al ‘Al D AMERICAN BEV! « Tables, with the celebrated tons, are for sale only by the maoutn H, W. COLLENDER, successor 788 Broadway, New Yor. I BALERS IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF BIL- liard taoles will find, by examina that for cheap and styiish Printing ‘of any deseription the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, ‘213 BEVEL ot | assed. —A THRER-QUARTE jiliard Table: beon uved short ti st $350; will sell cheap for cas! , Herald Uptown Branch off VOR SALE—BILLIARD TABLE, BALLS, CURS, Rack all completo: a bargain. Cull atthe fruit siand, corner ot fib and Eighth ayenu HELAN’S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY GEORGE E. PHELAN, 36 Bast Fourteenth street, BILLIARD nation Cush cturer and patentee, to Phelan & Coliender, by New York: 923 Coestnut street, Phiiadelphia, PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, A —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT, 5QUARK AN y « Pianos of our own m Hoo for sale, order, , aveve Sixteentit the vicinity of t¢ Windsor Hotel. BANKN, 10 Wel strcet, room 12. Address, 1 Rom WANTID—A GOOD.SIZED SLEEPING ROOM, by the monk or year, furnished or unfurnished in jor 10 days, water laid on Wnt FIRNISHED ROOMS, TWO OR THREE, bya ring! centleman; bath, with hot and cold . boot cleaning atid good attendan meals in roomswWhenever required; healthy situat Preferred. Addaes statnx lowest (eras, WOx 4,425 oftlee. nm Post large too A diernoon: Sign avonn gold sets, plating b he a fronts, Lip bitters, is oxide: menanical from Grand streette: way cars. Get off. t it rth mons. ANTLD—INBROOKLYN OR with @ back ie UGul rabber, + Phe NEWBRAUGH, 128 ¥ it OF TEETH 1) street, near JAD Depressers, dentistry. rth street. A peat TIEULIRT, $8; GUN i od $10; 8 AL $iiwarrantosolid gotd filing, $3; ‘examine spe New York Jental Rooms, 202 bixth avenue tabiishet 1361; goW Work; low prices, Remember 261, EW JERSEY, TWO Janda good iupply for @ cheinic: manufacture, Adcress 178 Medougal stroet, New York. VENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE urnished of unfornished, 10 a quiet uptqwn location, ar a good restaurant. Address J. 3. We Verald Upto Branch ofie THRES jonrs.—-Impevsion in the forenoow, teeth in the ‘Thar ty Brondway and ty strong: flesh colored whalebone rubber sets, Plumpers, egulators; Take green cars f sixth avenne ears, or Broad. est Thirty-fourth street, GLE, acl: Bs. “Set TEETH MAD A. hours, withoo the inartication end te A pearl h AND pearance guar opping or gold, Pamphiet on nips. 2 Bond street, New York FITTED IN A FEW Teeth the of fine second-hand Pianos, In port KNABE & CO., No U2 Fifth avent street. ord T HAINES BROS. PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS A and manutactory, corner ‘Twenty-first street and Becond avenues, a fine assortment ot first Piano- fe reasonable terms; a iew Pianos but bargains. asia NIOE ROUND CORNER ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR AL Br Ea upright for $200 cost $0; Planos to rent and sold on instalments, JOHN MAHONS, corner Fortieth strect and First avenue. ‘A. NEW, OCTAVE OVERSTRUNG PIANO; ALL motern pity tM is ad Pi PD 6 veer al square, roour 6, Brice $28, To bi BUDWORTH & CO, FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR BLE- PRIVA' ant Decker 4 Brothers orte (at a sacrifice); a briffiant toned 7% cetave, richly carved, tour round rosewood caso, full agraife, ove having ail ‘ung Piano, Improvements, printed, gdarantes biil of sulp, cost $975. tor $230; Stool. Cover, Box tor shipping; a four round, Toctave Chickering Piano, $2). Cali, Ave sory brows stone private residence No. 47 West loth st. STEINWAY & SON 71, OCTAVE PIANOFORTE AL @r sale jor joss than halt cost —Brilliant toned, 7%¢ Octave four larze round corners rosewood Pianotorte, ail improvemen $28); Stool, Cover, Call rewi ar 6th av. ROSEWOOD 7 OPTAVE STEINWAY & SONS te, round corners, carved case, cost $50), ale residenes 243 East 30th at., between 2d a T $10.-—LADY WILD SELL BEAUTIFUL ROSE. AT woot tlt staod Chicksclag Pianoforte, modern Atyle and improvements, perfect order, including Stool and Muste, Gall 23 Puird street, near wecond avenue, LEXANDER ORGAN, DOUBLE BANK, 16 STOPS AN tuttadle. for lolgeroom, sunday school or smal price siti Apply to COL BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY RINWAY Pianoforte, overstrung, carved legs, every. im- J great sneritiee for cavh, Broad wa: A 10 rovement; short time used aay ey BIDDLE, 13 W ¥ place, ne: JHEAP PIANOS—926, $t0, $75 AND $100. RENE * J pertect order; Prince and Mason ond HamiinfOrgan: Tent $4 GORDON & SON, 13 Kast Vourweenth Stree ANUFACTURERS OF PIANOPORTES WILL FIND M it to their interest to obtain estimates from the eTROPOLITAN PRINIE KStABLISHMENT, 2i8 done eisewhore METROP ie wb 218 WAN “Dp. WooDn ot “MaLK AND Ny, “weet aitaraGeoten i, Brooklyn or Jerse: ‘livered to any poston und Wasuin tv, and shipped, PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Broad tay, in the Herald Baild) & 00,, 20 10 % NORTA MOORE art of New packed in ton, N’S ELEGANT FIRST CLASS PIANOS— \d cheapest; 734 octave: retailed at whol ythe maker; cash or instalments Né ‘ourth avenue, corner of Fourwonth street, OFORTES TO RENT—OF OUR OWN MANU- re; also second hand Pinnos, in thorough oreer, for sale at low prices, by CHICKERING & SONS, Il Kast Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. Yyexten—srort Drawern Bint, & la BL. a ‘td Dawa « FIXIORES, | Must ne weld ob SHELVES, Address TRINWAY'S, WATERS’ AND CiIOKERING'S PL ‘Anos, litte used, at great bargaime for cash. A fir: Piano, City Maxe, not used six months, 00 WATERS & SUNS, 481 Broad- class 144 00t @ Wore uskum. eo ote re De rOkueST ele ee SteAVE MAN, 20 YEAS om the F NS, LYMPIC. THY ATRE BROADWAY. J Me JO WH POOLE. ss oeaeeey. A OW OPEN IN NEW YORK. HE ONCY PHATE: NOW OFEW IN NEW FORK. N ENORMOUS COMPANY. Mr. 2N HA! ROO SMITH GENT. ETotessor U' REARDON, iRNTON, eo, N sTUD-NTS, A entte MONKEY JACK. NSDAY AND BATURDAY “AT RT GARDEN (Gym toRE’s cox: t te & pe). Mr Ps. arumonte'® Hippodrome THE COLOR THE COMIO A MATINELS WE 1 GXROBN iw every ulxht at 8 o'clock by 78 SUPERB BAND OF inp CHANGE OF ME N GENROUS AN R. THE WORLD'S G8 who will appear every from his reper LRPORMBRS, WI. MROE PEON B pa OX OF vening in the choicest seloctona ire of rare tnusical gous, PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT (FKIDAY), JULY 2, |. Overture—''N Kreutzer Song—"It on the mead: Grand Selection- . Solo ior cornet— riations........ Mr. Tnvitation a ia Di Song—"'Non e ver” Perens) 22 pe ‘ a Cry t variation, hues te uni son; 24. clarionets; 3d, cornets; 4 bth, 'piccolos; fth, Frenen horn: trumpets and cornets; 9th, Dassoons; phones; Uth, trombones and tubas; 12th, grand naie for full band 9. Part Song—"'Parews 1. Marche Milituir (veteran). -Helusautler National air, Phe Star Spangled Banner.” urday afternoon, at2 o'clock, Matinee performance, s Music by a Serenade Bund of Selected Musicians. Admission 50 cents; private boxes, admitting four, $& The Garden 18 open every other afternoon without muste from 2 to 6 o'clock. A delightful resort tor ladies and children. Admission 26 cents. Season tickets for 100 performances, $39; half season tickets ior 50 performances, $20; packages of twelve tickets, $5. RQowiNson's ENGLISH OPERA BOUPFE COMPANY, AT ROBINSON HALL, Coolest and best ventilated theatre in New York. Seventh week and immense success of the reigning sensation, ‘ GIROFLE-GIRDFLA, Combination of the Soldene Troupe. First appearance of LA FAMILLE TROUILL Nouveautes Olaudechous ave: GRAND CANCAN. PARISIEN Popular prices, 25... We. $1. Boxe very evening at. Saturday M Grand Centennial Matinee at 2 (arma PARK GARDEN THEKOLORIS THOMAS’ UNRIVALLED SUMMcR NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. THIS WRIDAY) &V Na, Jaly 2, at8o’viock, Qvaruige. “Alphonso ai Latretla 2 7. t..ohubert ‘olka Mazurka, “Devil's Darn; jee. lle” Polka Schnell. o $+ Strauss Ballet Music, Introduction. Nuptial Chorus, (Third act “Lohengrin” - Wagner arch Tempo, Overture “William Tell”... sees Rossini Wedding Maret, fling of Netasa Soedermann ‘Yilis,” air cor Gh; mposed by King Louis Xili. 8 Nights’? PIVOLT TazarRE, _ Bighih rtrect. between Second and third ayennes, Posttively the lasttwo nights of the present company. : MONDAY, July % OPENING OF THE SUMMER SRkO™m, A mtire ly NEW COMPANY will appear. PLYMOUTH ROCK EXOCUR TONS 913 WEEK, under the management of JARRSTC & PALMEK, This WEDNESDAY, June THURSDAY, July 1 and on YL¥YMOUTH ROCK will low | third ‘strest, street, N. it) BEROIAL The MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT FESTIVAL on the Hat- son will be given this (WEDNESDAY) evening. On this occasion DANC on the main deck. Quadrille B aatleaves the foot of Murray street, North and upon the broad ATLAN oie Reiuening betore dark. 7 o'clock, and the foot of iwenty third rth River, at 8:3) o'clock. Next SATURDAY, % the LONG BRANCH RAGES Jul The PLYMOUTH ‘ROCK will mike two trips, ing the foot of Murray street, North River, at 10 o'clock in the morning, the foot of, Twenty-third strect, North River, at 10:30 o'clock, and pier 8, North River, at Hotelock, in tio afternoon, leaving the foot of Murtay street at ‘clock, and the foot of Twenty-third street North River, at 3 o'clock. Sete Next SUNDAY, toc FOUSTH OF JULY, GRAND GALA EXOUR ION to NEW HAVEN. Leaves the foot of Murray streot o'clock, Im she, 00 r ming land rd street, EA: ** Allthe great MUSICAT ATTRACTIONS on every excursion, Concerts, vocal aud mstramental on the Promenade deck (and in the grand saiooa, by GLL- MOKLIS BAND, MAL Bb BOYs, MOZART GLik ADRIC id Plann, cabinet organ. &e. 27S, round trip, any excurston, save tothe race: ONE DOLLAR. Chiliten halt price. a! Refreshments of all kinds at reasonabts rates. RS ‘ tAL ENTERTAINMENT, the PLYMOUTH ROCK, & cursion colamn for details. GQVINMING RACES AND BOA? RACES wD piace.on the Sth of, July, at the, wall know GN, ming esiablishient of Mir." R. Oriental calt Water Baths, at foot filth ant Vifly-sixth streets, East urth, Pity. te Black- welt’s (sl There will he ac for several thgusand spectators, Any kin meats can be had on the premises Me. Bios, BOwerCAULT APPEARS IN JULY Ly IM “tie California Theatre, San On September i ne will appear as in. the “shaughraun,” at Dew Non XRAND SUMMBR MATINEE MALY AND F Shadow Dance at the Kink. Sixty-iited sureet and rd avenue, every Satur and Special Sociable from 12M. tod Next mornin: alin free. CARILER & B Lik gue. 5 Sit, Maw NE Canaan 3 GRAND SUMMER this evening, 4 ty-fourth street a wl A.M. DOSTERS, PROGAAM BUTION BILL Olrculars, Tlosets, Worl Cats plie Porcral woattical Pe) promptly, neatl al tins Mote POLITAN PRINTING PStAdLL Mie, Building. THE LECTURE SEASUNe NIGHT AT 8 OC M ause of Its Premature atthe New York Museum of Ana: between Houston and ele rst BVERY B at “HOKE 14 Bedility avd Special Dig Museam, Rem the al- ( near Fourth strest, The largest aud most magnificent museum im the world. Adealssioa, 50 cents. CURCCLARS, TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, POSTBi Pay teand all other Printing for lectw eM ¢ at low rates by th tROF TING KSTABLISHMENT AMMES, POSTERS, PAMPHDRYTS, sand all kinds o: Priating Meals Aro HerMishe: FROPOLIVAN PRIN conservatories Most elegant style at the ESTABLISUMSN®, 218 Broad way. TANTED—BY A GOOD SOPRANO, SITUATION IN a Address J. W. ‘a chureh choir. 40) Broad way. PROPOSA JPROPOSALS AR INVITED FOR CLEANI P New York Produce Rxchange Building tor the oom: ing year. Application may be made to the superin- tondent at the kxchange between tho hours of 3 and 4 P.M. Parties applying must be prepared to give @ satis. factory bond for doing. the work proneriy order of FR. R, LIVERMORE, Chairman of Commiitee on Rooms and Fixtures. HELP W ANT ED—MALES, ACTIVE MAN WANTED—TO MANAGE BXOLC- sive sales of staple article in every county, Call P address NEW NOKK MERCHANDISE UO., iad je et, A an Re GENTS WANTED.—BU Z sell tea to hotels, fam town and coupirys LY GREAT AMERICAN Bavolay st YOUNG MAN WAN ‘cutiing meat, to take cherge of shop INESSLIKR MEN, TO ies and large consumers, in est inducements. App UBLIG ThA COMPAN one with $25 or $60, Apply at 139 Bridge st betore 12 o'clock. N THE ORDER D! show engravings to ow ress and fair education; must le a 0 er week. Call afer 10 at IESS & roadway, third lloor, WANTEDSAT THR WHALE ters, South street, bincksmtths, cooks, ican young men as greenhands, tor TANTED=SEVERAL MEN TO SOLICIT ORDERS AMT thesale ofeoal, for whieh @ fair commission will be ps ood chaheo for parties soliciting orders for other busines. Apply at_coal yard, 5i4 West 96th st, TED—A BOY TO LEARN TAP DRY GOODS a Tmmiseon busincay Salary fret year $6 ADDIY at on Worth st YVANTED-A COMPETENT Bak TENDER WHO! r AS i Broadway, nfter 600K thls TRD— wo TANTED—A YOUNG MAN AB TB. we Wr Athoroughty, twolerstents big, daginoss APPLE, with reference, between Ab aud 1d AL Me at Yo. 10, Broadway, hatloas. towns “BODEGA.” 8