The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1876, Page 8

THE COURTS. Another Motion to Dismiss the Complaint in | ;' the Taylor-Gonld Suit. A WITNESS. BADGERING Suit by Lyon, of Emma Mine | Notoriety. 1 ES SPECULATORS AND THEIR MARGINS, STOCK The Government Suit Against General James Watson Webb, pa eae In the further trial vesterday before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Cireult, of the suit of De Witt C. Taylor vs, Jay Gould and others, growing out of the | Black Friday gold conspiracy, the proceedings were unusually lively and piquant, and were, of course, cor- respondingly enjoyed by the usual large throng of spectators present, Mr. Albert Spoyers was recalled, and in answer to Mr. Sullivan said he could not swear whether the meni orandum of plaintiff's sale was signed by him on Friday or Monday, Mr. Sullivan snggested that the case be given to tho jury to decide on the point whether the memoranduin was made on Monday or Friday. The cave, he said, was a peculiar one, involving largo interests, and it Was quite within His Honor’s discretion to allow the tase to go to the jury just then, Mr. Beach opposed this, saying the Court had no such discretion, and that the proposal was an attempt bo evade the statute of frauds on the point as to signa- ture. Mr. Peckham said it mattered little, after all, whether the memorandum was signed on Monday or Friday. The real point of interest w came from Speyers’ oftice, Three memorandums were here handed to Mr. Spey- ers by Mr, Suifivun, and he admitted that they were dated September 24, 1869, and were signed by him; but bo still beheved that he did not sign any of the memu- randuins of the Black Friday gold transaction (of which these were a portion) until Monda: Mr. O'Brien was next recalled, and ho testified that ov Black Friday he sold Mr. Speyers $170,000 at 150 and $100,000 at.b60, and between one and two o'clock on the satuo day received Mr. Speyors’ nemorandums, which wiiness produced, The memorandums were dated September 24 (Black Friday), and recorded pur- ys 3 lor acvount of n then took the witness in hand to e bin, and the audience were afforded a you not brought a suit arising out of these ed Mir, Shearmon, real the witness; “after I had visited © barred an’ barricaded; I wanted to interview you but couldn't get in”) (Laughter), ‘Against whom did you bring suit?” ‘isk and associat y, ‘Will you swear that you so Instructed your law- er??? “Lhad confidence in my lawyer, Mr, Hill; T left that to him.” did you say to him!” don't remember what | said. ’? “Ind you hand the tickets to Mr, Hilland say noth- ings” *L don't remember what I sald.” (Question repeated.) Now, don’t bo go savage’ — jRours of laughter)—1 told you petore, 1 don’t remem- bes Your Honor.” said Mr. Shearman, addressing Judge Barrett, “1 submit that this is the sixth time he has y question,” jon,” said Judge Barrett, ul couldn't remember what T said,” said “I didn’t ask you that,” sald Mr, Shearman, “Do you mean to say you don’t remember whecher you daid a word !”? “ ‘ou that I don't remember what instructions have confidence in him,” spoke up sharply Mr, nor if Ubis 18 not the cig! evated me?” (Roars of lang “Ob, nO; there is No ev cisely understand the qu Mier this the witness and the counsel hac time over the question whether the with his Uckets through the Clearmg House on Monday. But bow could you possi when the bank was close hearman again, h time he bas ; but he doesn't pi answered tne ure persisted Mr. Shear man, Witness, stretching out Lis arms toward the counsel, and lowering his voie:—Sottly, sottly.” (Shouts of laughter.) . “The witness U nitebarge (Laughte ~ Shearman then moved to dismiss the comp on Various grounds, At the close ot Mr. Shearm argument on the motion to dismiss the complaint, er replies by Mr. Sewell and Mr. Pockhana, J Parrett said he held th ough in the euso to go to the jury on the question whether Gould, Smith & Mortin were aeting in concert with Fisk. The Coutt then adjourned. THE EMMA MINE LYON. Some time ago James E. Lyon, of Emma tnine notoe yyod Eldridge & Johnson, attorne: a action st Isett K to recover against them some $250,000. £ Johnson agreed to take for their services as rt (ith of the amount that might bo coverod, 1.) to Pp cash disburse. mi The » yomenced and referred toa Teleree, who, after hearing testimony on both sides, ro. ported in favor of defendants and against Lyon, who in the meantime had gone to London before the teferee made his report, Eldridge wrote to his part- ter, Johnson, who was then in Europe with Ly tee Lyon and have him send over to Sterling to take up the report of the ret Eluridge wrot » had ho doubt would be of Lyon, and Wanted to haye the m hand to take iis jet Lyon immediate “. Me loch & o., 1s that ul 3 whieh he rece'ved. The money was not need or pant to take ap the report of the reteroe, which was 4 return to New York hk his money, whieh Eldrid: ay, on the ground that Lyon owed him tor his proeceding Was thea commenced by Lyon to pel the attorney (Eldridge) to pay over sai ling and the ground that it received lor a Epecitic pnrpose, h by Eldridge tor that) pur- Eltriag 1, interposed an alidavit denying the allegations of Lyon, and claimed that Lyon was indebted to him in a large sum. A referenco was made by Judge Lawrence to Mr. D.C. Calvin, the newly appointed Surrogate, who, alter jarge amount uf testimony ou both ourt that the £300 led been an attorney for a pur- not owe him anything. the xe Donohue, moant of the £200, with interest and twult ot KE pt so doing thata pr yet him in Al forni for hot pay ig ever moneys received by an attorney and ng to his chews, appealed trom this order, without any bund or without" obr ourt an order stay A motion askin rom the Court Wwe heal terday b feporit with the Clerk of the Court the sum of as security to Lyon to wat the event of his apy that such deposit be made to-day betore three In the event of Eldridge not depositing this money, as required by Judge Done the Sheri, ander the order of the Court, must commit Fldridge to jail IMPORTANT TO STOCK SPECULATORS, A case wos tried yesterday, before Judge Van Hoesen, in the Conrt of Common Pleas, presenting features of special interest to those seoking to win the favors of the fickle goddess through stock speculations in Wall street, Mr, Wiliam Shepherd, a stock broker wre selected by William Lyster as bis medium tor pperating im stocks. Mr. Shepherd bought on sccount of Mr. Lyster 100 shares of Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad stock. AS usual, the stock xpeen- lator put up a certain margin im the bands of his broker, and as usual the stock fuctuated, compelling ake demands tor mrther margin. This im Was not put up, and the result was a with the further interesting addend: 1 further mary tale of the stor! of a law sunt, Mr fy who’ brows! it, claimed that he reeeived noty ether ram betweon two aad three m the aiternoun, alter tho Stock had | @iburned, too lato to enable him, even if he bad the money in the bank, to make the required twargm good, It turned out that im consequence of failing tv trespond to the demands of bis broker tho latter dyspoved of the stock ata lower Bgure than that | ipulated for b a vadder, bu seen, contiins a salutary lesson to stoc! on the point of keeping their margins good. James Fisk, Jr, and | Mr. Lyeter, The defendant ect up a specitic agreement that when plaintifs wargin was exhausted he shoula, on notice, make it good, The plant dented any such agreement, but claims that he was entiticd to forty-eight hours’ notice. Various witnesses were called ( prove the custom in the street in regard to the length of time allowed suet petices, Was far ure of proof, however, that the allowance uy such Vpen ts JAMES WATSON WEBB'S CASE, In the ease of the United States against General James Watson Webb the defendant was again called tothe stand yesterday. He testilica that he paid the money in dispute as directed by Wells, the claimant Seward, District Attorney Bliss contended that even if this were so Webb must refund the amonnt claimed, and which he described; that nothig but a | justify that payin retary ot it he did even a t of Congress count on ebb, and that Hid so to tis d that the would not by he District for the > approval or ry Of State to dispose of the soney as disposed of it, orto relieve tin from ligation to account for it to the United states, Jndg atohiord said he would subtnit the ciee to the jury on this pomt—whether the detendant bad the aninor- y, Sanetion or approval of th time to dispose of the money in qu | Leis probable that a verdict will be to-day. | RIGHTS OF AN ADMINISTRATOR. J.C. Juhus Langbein, as administrator under the Will of Adam Muller, brought suit against Charles Siruppmann to recover $893 32, rents collected off the estate, The plaintiff, as a ver J, 1874, appointed the defendant as his agent to collect the rents of his estate, and a n of five per cent for collection. locted the reats as such agent and patd them over to the administrator, and received his commis sions nntil February, 1876. He collected the to $808 that At the y them over on th hin as ene of th ator, ond his nd receive and keep the rents, The plaintif’ clain that the defendant was estopped from denying he bad received the money as agent or collector of the phiin- , as that was the fuct that he bad received the ut and could not pow elaim be ceived it asa person entitled to an interest in the es- and that by the termes of the will the plaintiff had the power to collect the rents, ‘Ihere was a Jong ar; Menton the legal questions tvolved, and the tr which ocenpied two days, was yesterday closed. Judy Alker, of the Marine Court, betore whom the case was tried, directed the jury to ‘find a verdict for the plain- 907 O4, and that the exceptions be heard in the ance at the General Term. Mr. pproval of the late Secretary | ys he disbursed in the manner | dininistrator, on Decom- | | reed to pay him a | The de. having | George F. | Langbeln appeared tor the piaintit and Messrs, Henry | Wehle ana Charies Goldzier for the defendant, TOO HASTY DISPOSSESSION. The suit of Mrs, Sarah Brown against Dania R. Lyady for damages for illegally dispossessing her from the premises No, 67 Monroe street, which has been on trial for three da} before Judge Shea and a jury im the Marine Court, was’ concluded yesterday. Lyddy Vought the lot and premtées No, 67 Monroe street from ! the Remsen estate last April. Mrs, Brown held a twenty-one years’ lease of pired on the Ist of May, 1875, and which provided she should retain possession until she was pard tho value of the horse standing on the lot. The deed to Lyddy was made subject to this lease. In June, without hay- ¢ promises, which ex- ing paid the value of the house, Lyddy com- menced dispossessing proceedings in one of the rict courts against Mre, Brown, and by default | ot Mra Bro n’s counsel, Mr. Wilham n for a few remove her, and she marshal, and took shelter ool house, "After being out six kK possession of her house again, when idy again sought to eject her under the Forcible Entry act ma suit in the Seventh District Court, when his procecdings were stopped by an injunction irom the Court, from which he appealed to the n the absence M to General Term, and was there del In the present suit it was claimed on alt of the plainutf that the warrant was without — the of law, and that the summons upon which it was not having been signed by the Justice, the Court never acquired jurisdiction of the matter, ‘The defendant's coi contended that the warrant: could not be impeached in acollaterai action, The Jndge leit the question Whether the summons was signed to the jury, and instructed them that thoy could give da‘nages tor injury dene to her comfort aud feelings in being turned out, The jury gave her a_verdy = Tt appeared during the trial that Messrs. ‘amara, Mrs, Brown's conngel, had tive suits aiust Lyddy to protect the widow's rights, the suit tor dar it for the and Me) perty, DISCHARGED DEI’ ‘ORS’ TROUBLES. In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday Judge Donohue granted a writ of habea of Otto Alborn, Ttappeared thia Aiborn had been ar- rested and ed in Ludlow Street Jailin a civil suit; that he took the Insolvent a¢t and was dischar,; y Judge Spier, of the Superiot Court; that then, Aiborn’s creditors petitioned Judge Spier to set asiao ‘the dis apd that Jndge Spier granted an order to show cause aside, and in arrest Alvorn and hold A.W. Paray, who | appeared for Aibern, ims: ne order ot Justice Spier was wholly vord and wittiout authority ot law, Mr. thoi F. sheppard, who appeared tor the cred: jtors ot Alborn, asked {hat the case be adjourned to give him time to prepare for the argument. Mr, Purdy opposed this, and after a somewhat heated argament | between counsel Judge Donohue adjourned the matter to this morning to allow the Sheri! to make a return wo th rit, FRAUDULENT 1MPERSONATION. why the petition should not be set the mea | A rather curious sult was tred yesterday betore | 2 Judge J. F. Daly in the Court of Common Peas, Herman F, Haeger keeps a storage house on ‘avenue In 1875 Monocal, nego Mr. ighth & man, giving Ins name as A, G, a with him to store the furniture of the house No, 317 East Fifty-first street, stating that the turnitare b od to Wim, taking a receipt from Mr. Hacger tor the furniture, Subsequently this same man took yihe goods, Afterward it turned ont that the man giving bis name as Monocal was an agent of the latter, his name being Henry Martin, Mr. Monoeal, to whom Martin had given the receipt, went after his furmture, when to hia surprise he found that the had’ been removed in the manner . Meelains that the valine of the furniture ond has brought 3 Ir, Haeger to re- amount. Mr. Ia nd unable to end cowrt, and his cou where. An laquest wast the services of Messrs, J on bebalt or the devendant, Mr, T. B, Odell appearing for the plamtit, This put'a plexion on the and the testimony ely eross-examnin {the plaintiit’s witness spicy and interesting. The case was given to the jury at ha'l-past one o'clock, and they not having agreed at five o'clock, Were ordered to bring 1n a seated this morning. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Honry Conrad, summoned as a juror in the Varted States Court, was yesterday fined $150 by Judge Wal- lace for non-atten: Delany ©, Calvin w: vesterdary sworn in os Surro- gate by County Clerk Walsh, after which he received is certificate and fled his bond w the Clerk, An. taro Mr, Calvin's He will open the goods ton Doo, A verdict for $4,855 for the plainti® was rendered yesterday in the suit brought by Harriet B. Cresswell orge eed, tried before Jadge Dyekman, apreine Court, Ciremt, The sui grew out of { transfer of real estate, eriay Med ia the 4g the receiver of the & reward for the exp. Sev, the absconding by a Wclerk oF the bank r his aerounts Tie awit bronght by Henry Henry Strauss and Abraham Wolle was tried yester vs e Lawrence and resulted ima verdict te the OL The salt was simitar to that yasdey, in wh Nathan and Charles May and Solomon Muever were the respective plan- uit. Ju the suit brought by Anthony J. Bleecker against the elty to te 100 ton ter appraisin, city prog a Sinking F motion was made yesterday betore at Spe Term of the Court of ameni the answer by setting np an agreement by the plaintif with the Comptroller, ap. Wertheimer agonst | whereby he consented to allow the latter tu Ax th compensation, and that the Comptroiior bad fixed it av $3,000. Judge Maly touk the papers, 3 a amt ivoree on tie ground of adultery brought by Heron Philips against her vuxband, Richard Phillips, 4 motion was made yesterday betore Chiet Justice Daly for abmony end ¢ y Alter hears ing the opposing aMdavits, setting forth that the ti band wad Veen lar wore cruelly treated by ins witethan he bad ever treated her Judge Daly denied the motion. Court of Genoral Sessions yesterday, before ldersleeve, the case of James B. Cammertord, for torgery, was continued. Mr, Charles Unge. teatt. fed totue pr.somer coiuing to lits office to company {to stop him interfering with her | corpus in the case | dthe sberil to” idediy diferent com: | | within five days t NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1876--TRIPLE SHBET, with Mitchell when the check with the forged certifica- tion was passed, Charles E. Thomas, paying teller of the Ninth National Bonk, testified that the indorso- ment of his name upon the check was a forgery. Sev- eral witnesses swore they had known the prisoner jor many years, and that his character was good, The ace testided that he bad no, knowledy check was pot correet, and that he had not taken any part in negotiating it, but had simply accompanied his partner, Mitchell, The case is pot yet concluded, DECISIONS. SUPLEME COURT-—CHAMBERS, By Judge Donohue. Matter of Clark.—Correct order and it will be signed. Matter of Hofman; matter of Zlorowski; matter { Waish; matter of Serreil; matter of Rhineland Nevins vs, Judson; Winteenity va, Mudge; Kelly v Scripture; MeKenna vs. Seripture; Young vs. ug bdein—Motions denied, Matter of opening Lexington avenue Money docs not belong to administrator; report meorrect, Sehettler va, Smith.—Order granted contirmmng re- aud granting extra allowance. vy In this case no copy of the steno- grapher’s minutes turmshed; when that i, case can be gettled, Vhiting vs, Whiting. .- Decree of divorcee granted to af, er va, Goldman.- T wish to seo conneel, Mabie; De Embil vs Raanrez; Moody ers granted, of Spellman; Dickson supy matt Pinckney vs. Houghwant; Nichols va. Jos- of Pegram; matter of Zwink; Morgan vs. Wills; Lynch ve. Grump etal; matterot Baur; Duck- worth vs. Lallmadye—Granted, Harnett vs. Caliwell.—Motiona granted, Momor- andum, Wath Sons (a corporation) vs, Castle,—Denied. Memor, ‘ Phillips ve. Memorandum. Matter of —Want proof of responsibility of guardian und Boyle vs. —Deeree of divorce granted to plain Society for the Reformation of Juvenile Delinquents vs. Hauckauil. lemorandum, Bell vs, Tallmadge.—Granted, with stay, By Judge Barrott, Johnson vs, Maniig.——l think that it would be hard to deprive the defendant of a jury trial, where eho had stipuiated to the extent embudica in the paper, ‘The stipulation ig filed, and on it the motion is denied, SUPREME COURT—cIRCUIT—PART 3, By Judgo Larremore. Bailey, &c., vs. Spottord, &c.—Motion for extra al- lowance denied, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Larremore, Lesserman ys. Bernhe.mer et al.—Motion granted. By Judge Van Vorst. Taylor vs. The Mayor, &c.—Judgment for plaintiff The affidavit ot Mr. Winebead, which i$ not ques- tioned, shows to be a proper case for costs. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TETM, By Judge Curtis. Schuck va, Aitken.—Order settled, by Judge Speir. Swasey vs, Ruger etal.—Order for a commission. Schmaier et al. vs. Griswold.—Order denying mo- tion, with $10 costs, Belmont vs. Pomert et al,—Order cancelling decree of judgment of record, ulman vs Kaufman.—Precept granted. Borst vs, Aitken; Benner et al. vs. Duelos et al. Roe et al. vs. The Oceanic steam Navigation Audisson vs, Priest otal; Ingersoll va TI National Bank, --Orders granted, MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge McAdam, Reed vs. Tho Transatlantic Company. —Opinion, Moss vs Judson.—Upon pnyment of $10 costs e defendant tay serve an amended answer, properly tiled, and numbering his separate de- fences, Schwartz vs. McCurran.—Application granted, Barroweliff vs. Stevenson; Hale vs, Rohr,—Motions granted, Gree Vs. > Peuth’ Jonnson, Jr.; Rothschild vs. Sussman; Downs vs. Newburger; Bement vs. Ahern; Taylor vs. Rogers. —-Motions to auvance causes granted. Greensward ys, Hilliard.—Motion granted, TOMBS POLICE COURT, Betore Judge Bixby. DRUGGING SAILORS AND ROBBING THEM. George Sarstield, proprietor of a grocery and liquor that the | Allen va, Gauch; Hayes va. | { a REAL ESTATE. The advertisement of the sale of the property of the known as ‘war risks” was delivered by Judge Jowell is a syllabas of the opinion ;— x ronson of destruction of propery | insolvent Third Avenue Bank by I, V. Harnett, aue- Shenand atter she lett Meibourne; and, see: | tioneer, by order of the receiver, drow a large attend: | that their business ond, fm “insuring ‘against war yisks during the rebellion caused them « net loss, buth of which being proved they may recover 4 sum equal to the Amount of such net loss in their business if their fosses by once atthe Exchange Salesroom y The bidding was hot so brisk as was anticipated, ant sald cruisers amounted to the augrowate ot oy lows, but in| the prices brought for the property, ns mentioned be- Nausea’ ta Wetermising auch net love tneamonnts | 10M Were small and fair suinples ot the prices given paid und received for reinsurange are ty be taken into coi in the present market. The sales comprised the fol- sideration, Awards In three following cases were made under this decision:—Case 1,089. Commereial Mutual Ma- Tino Insurance Company, of New Bedford, Mass, $45,247 12. with interest at tour percent. Case 1,003, Ocean Mutual Insurance Company, of New Bedford, ee $17,425 86, with interest at four per cent, lowing pieces ot property :— ‘The bank on the northwest corner of Third avenue and Twenty-sixth street, 109x20x84x25x98.9, for $55,000; No, 969 Fifth avenue, a four story Nova Scotia stone house, between Eighty-fith and Eighty-sixth 098, Mutual Marine Insurance Company, of New — streets, $34,000; No. 36 Forty ninth street, 21.6 fect A , Mass., $44,199 72, with interest at 1our per» ease of Madison avenue, a four story brown stone ‘Judgments were also announced in the following | bouse, 21.6x55x75, for $21,000; No. 7 East Forty-sixth ea rate ran 1. dering ae a ane Bireet, a four story brown stone house, with lease of lot: cisco, for of merchandise on the Crown jm a oN stroyed by the Florida, May 13, 1963, $2,370, Case611, | 22*100.5, for $11,250 (ground rent, $1,200 a year); sr George MeGibbon & Co, of Now Orleans, for lors of | 19, same street, house same as abovo, with lease o| merchandise on the Electric Spark, destroyed by the | lot, 20x100.5, fur $10.100 (rent $1,075 a your); No 1, Florida, July 10, 1864, $666 66; Judge Baldwin dissent- fam street, same lease, for $10,000 (rent $1,000); Nos, ing. Case 1,141. Ira Montross, of New Bedford, Mass., | 23 and 25, adjoining same, with same ground rent, ra- for loxs of persoual eflects and wages by destruction of | spectively $10,075 and $10,100; also No. 28 East Forty- seventh strect, corner of Madison avenne, ground the Hdwnrd Carey by the Shenandoah, april 1, 1865, on aven| $1,380." Cuso 1,378. Jonn W. Pieree, of Now Bedford, | rent $1,025 pet year, for $13,(0); No. 136 Kast Twenty- Maes., for loss of wages by destruction of the Milo by + rr pec a bec ppry, brick cag tee wed joel 2 16.550; a two stury frame house, wi Jot 2h) s bagel gamers attics wse wc Twit street, Uetireen Tenth avenue and Boulevard, MUNICIPAL NOTES. ith The local politicians are considerably exercised as to the fate of the bill which propoxes to extend Comp- troller Green’s term until the let of January, The re- port of its passage by the Senate yesterday was can- vassed with considerable interest by the Alderm:n. ‘Tammany members express theinselves as mach grined at this state of affairs. They are bitterly op- posed to the present head of the Finance Department, purrogate Calvin Was yesterday sworn into office de- | fore the County Clerk, The bond of tho now oiticial | ‘was also ilied. The Jaw Cormmittee of the board of Aldermen have now before them the allegations as to the making of a fraudulent contract by the Deparrment of Public Works with Mr. B. G. Clarke for furnishipg fron water pipes to the city. No action has yet been taken A meeting of the Board will be held this Compwroller Green has not yet determined as to whether he will issue the nec: ry bonds for the com- pletion of the Brooklyn Briage under the resolution rocently passed by the Aldermen. the ‘anti-Custom House republicans will hold a mecting this evening for the purpose of organizing a general committee. It is understood that Mr. KE. E. Thorne will be elected gevairman of the new com- mittee. THE DOCK DEPARTMENT. At tho regular weekly meeting of the Dock Com- missioners yesterday several unimportant communi- entions from various persons asking for repairs of docks in which they were interested were read by Secretary Lynch, as was the following quarterly fnan- cial report :— Dee, #1, 1875-—Balant March 31, 1876—Ace! Jot. adjoining, $1,130; a trame a acre of land, at West Mount Vernon, $2,250, Tho sale of 80 70-100 acres of land at | Tarrytown was adjourned to Aprit 26 RV. Jot on 115th street, east of Fourth avenue, for $3, a house on Forty-iifth street, cast ot Lexington avi nue, with lease of lot 98,%x105, ground rent $490, for sy 200. yhe other foreclosure sales resulted as follows :— A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co, sold im foreclosure, he | order of the Court of Common Pleas, F. W. Loew, ref- erec, a house with lease of lot 24x96 on Fourth street, north side, 263 foet east of avenue A, for $6,100, to Ernest Obi, one of the plaintiits, Mr. Bleecker also sold in foreclosure, by order of the Supreme Court, Philo T. Ruggles, referee, No. low strect, between Broome and Delancey streets, a three story brick house, with lot 25x87.6, to Henry Breslin, for $7,850, V. K. Stevenson, Jr., sold, tn 4 Supreme Court fore- closare sale, A. Thomas, referer, one lot, 25.6290, on Tenth avenue, 256 feet south of Seventy-seventh ! 1 | | 115 fee west of Tenth avenue, together, to B.’P, Fair- child, for $3,900, TRANSrERS. B5th at ne #, 207.1014 w. of Bh ny, ol Glark to sare M, Doaigs GARI SOR. ae n. 0.8. Sth ay., w. #.. 45.5 ft. n. of 488! Baldwin to Mary Dat ropert; . 40.9 fe sof Bleyort to Amelia Washington place, «. ee. SUXTOD ft: Dh Lexington av., & w. cornor it. 5100 1 aux to William H. Gebliard,.. ssa 12Kith st. RGB Mt ec. of Th ay ISOXLTT A Charles F. Grook and wife to David Warwick, Sediwick av,, w. %., 272x149.6 ft. : also Sedicwick w s., 63x Redgwick av., w. my REVENUES, « count of dock and # 87x irregular; nl Accrued to necount of sale 0 irroguinr: also meadow land ‘(24th materi sees 453 97 Minm Buraard and wife to | Accrued to account of repairs, & a 1.700 for private owners, 914 64 {i g. corner Chrystie, 2x75 ii. Accrued to account ‘of aaies of Tounsbury, i John Wilkins... nom, MAD. 2.40 ae 5 00 Goth st..n. #, 100 ft. @. of th av., b Requisitions ‘drawn upon Comp- | also 6th at, n. 8, 175.135 ft. 0. of Lith a trollets..cees | f.; Jon Livingston $350,812 73 | ki }#,000 DISBURSEMENTS. a Deposited with Chamberiain :— Viz. account of dock and slip bf aeyae ‘imuol Philips and wife to Luke Dolon. 12,000 2). 8, 10H. w. of Bleecker, Pix jeorge vt store at No. 87 Washington street, was yestorday ar- 1 raigned on a chargo of robbing Thomas Jeflers and Bernard Burns, sailors, efter having dosed them with drugged ale, The complainants stated that while standing on the corner of Rector and Washington streets the accused came over and accosted them, invited them into the store across tho way and asked them to take adrink. They drank ale, one or two glaases, and immediately felt drowsy and went to sleep, When they awoke they missed their money, amounting in all to about $23. Officer McMahou, of the Twenty. seventh precinct, was called in at the time and arroste Sarsticld. The Jatter yesterday denied his garlt, an protested that the complainants were robbed outside of his premises, if atall, Sarsiield was held in $2,000. to answer. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Scrxeun Cotrt—Cnamnens—Held by Judge Dono- . 108, 131 to 154 inclusive, 197, 21, E 7; 3H, 345, 361 A, B61, Be2, MK COURT—SP! \, SUPRE} , 140, 1449, 1 sz. Mare term continued, held nudge Rarrett.—Case on—No, 122 rt 2—Hekd by Judge Dykeman, i, 2401, 1 ai6s, 2848, Larremore. 949, 1733, Judge Sedgwick, — it 674, 1 Ay 107 Kqurry Treu—Held by Jndge ©. P ke vs. Engi art 1—Held by Judge 1098, . 1678, 1692, 1784, "1528, s, 207 1 i} 28, 2058, 74 ourped until Mor 1576. rt—Triat Teea—Part 1—leid by Judge 007, see, S01 293, Held Thomas Allen, rol. felonious assanit and ‘aalt Cover or © Srsso: Gidersleeve.—The People bery; Same vs, Michael Kell battery and battery; Same vs, Sa Same vs. Louis A. Pride, Litt Cambel, grand lareeny felonious assault aud battery; & tin, felontous assault and batters, EX-COLLECTOR BADEAU'S CASK. Tho caze ot Isane Bateau, ex-Tax Collector, was called for tral in the City Court of Brooklyn, before Judge Neileon, yesterday, that they were not quite ready and Judge Neilson sand } that as he had tried the case once and it was not usual for jadzes to hear the game case twier, he would preter that this trial shonld take ploce before sume other | Judge. Counsel for Mr, Badeun said they had no ole jection to His Honor trying the ease again, and 1 was wn for Thesday next, April 18, now that since the lyst trial some start. e been dh red, which will show be- Ii question where some of the 8 alleged to boou taken from the tax office one to, and that these fransactions have taken without the knowledge or consent of Mr. Badean, ho agures of the expert acesuntants have also been correctud since that time and the amount of the alleged deticieney grontly reduced. Mr. Larnard gave notice yesterday that be would, under the late decision im the Tweed «, reported in the (Oth N. Y., move to confine counsel tor the people to one count in the indictment, COURT OF APPEALS, Auwasy, April 12, 1876 Tn the Conrt of Appeals to-day the following business Was transacted :-— No, 161 Patrick King, respondent, vs, Tne New York Centrat and Hudson iRiver Raitroud Company, ap- peliants —Argned by M. Hale for appellant and by A. Parker for respondent, No, 2h, Norman Cox and another, &e., appetiants, vs. Warren P. aud others, responds ministrators, Wightman, exeentor, & 1 Argued by EB. H. Prine dle tor appellant and William F, Jouks for respondent. No. 524, The Washoe Tool Manniacturing Company, respondents, vs. The Hibernia Insurance Company, appellints,—Argned by N.C. Moak for appellant and S. A. Neves for respondent, No. 12% eo Jane Turner, administratrix, &e., respondents, vs. Henry Regex and another, appellants, — Argued by 8 Hand for appeltants and by 0, Close ior respondent, Adjourned, cal Nox 80, 105, 107, 121, ALABAMA CLAMS. DECISION OF THE COURT REGARDING RISK” CASES. Wasmx@tox, April 12, 1876, In tho Court of Commissioners of Alavama claims to-day the opinion of the Court in rcjaticn to the cases IX DAR, 15, 117, 127 and 140, ‘WAR . Bt, 2066, 2087, | | Forty-sixth street, was announced yesterday, | $5,000; Hannah Randle, $1,900; Franklin H. Carter, | Jess, and wearmg apparel and ornaments valued at | | mouths. by Judge The prosecution intimated | ing. The following claims were proven:—Frederick | Cooper, Thoans E., Wells, $40,111; Adeline Perry, $19,760, and National Aibany Post road (2410 wat ye | Bank of Mr. L. & Wells, of No, 316 | Mezger, Jobn, aud wile, to Joh | Broadway, was elec | Donohue, In the Supreme Court, by William M. £ ito. oF Br Ast st... sy bh Matilda D. W duradee. to Mat Prince st., 47.6 3 oe ‘7 payment ner Suffolk, e it of annual expense t., e. 8. ORM Mn. of construction - 44.8 fe Ww, areh 31, 1876 . BUSINESS TROUBLES, asfessrs. Reiwald & Kramer have made an assignment to Herman Zwetg for tho benefit of their creditors, The fatlure of Messrs. H. W. Lockwood & Co., deal- ers in hides and leather, corner of First avenue and The liabilities are supposed to bo about $60,000, but the as- | sets could not be ascertained yesterday. Daniel Drew's creditors held their adjourned first mecting before Register I, T. Willams, No. 4 Warren street, yesterday. Tho following debts, in addition to those already published in the Herat, were proven:— | Jonn D. Prince, $14,967 65; 1. DP. Hatch, $13,219 65; David B. Van Kmburgh, $9,861 71; Vernon H. Brown, + Bt.” Mictinel’s’ ro in Derveer & Holmes tsis Joth st., We | gene Portier ou Lavelle, Dennis and wife'te Murt 49th st... ¢. of Lt ave: 1 ye ds, Sarah M., to. Wome: West 10th st. w. of Bleecker juel, to Elk « corner of 4th ay, and Schmohl, J 1 1,125 63. When the subject of electing an assigneo eee), Sosanene ae ae brought up there bg Taphdarihie’ dead wast Chas, Sette, Fhempion a | among the ereditors, Mr. fsaxe H. Bailey was finally | hie | chosen, atter whieh the meeting adjourned. ‘and others, ws. Byears, 4,000 | The first meeting of the creditors of the estate of | Coben, Phiiah end hegina Schaffner, 8. Samuel and Charles 8. Perry was held yesterday at th : ., 8,000 the office of Register Edgar Ketchum, Bennett Build- om port, $1, 50 Fordham av. wes Howland, Meredith, an (irustes), South st. (Nos, 54 and 55); 8 years... to Mary A. Hondrickson, a 8. of bist od assignee, The first composition meeting of the creditors of J. RK. A. Power, of Newburg, who absconded several hot been seen since, was held yer- ter John W. Little, of No, 4 Warren ditors insisted upon putting Power ugh an examination regarding his accounts betore k any stops toward accepting a composition, H. Fox, counsel tor the bankrupt, promised to produce hue clicht at the next meeting. H At the first composition meeting of the creditors of | | ar 3 john A. Browor, t’earl st. (No. Inara Both et hand PANAMA RAILWAY AFFAIRS. An article in the Henanp yostorday stating that the Sheriff of San Francisco refused to seize any moro Pacific Mail Steamship property unless the Panama Railroad would enter into additional bonds of $600,000, drew from an ex-ofllcer of the Intter company the in: formation that Panama had already offered to furnish the additional amount of bonds required, and that, ‘hich rorth j therefore, all the processes of Jaw against the steam- which are worth- | ship company would be duly served according to law, the Nonotuck Silk Company, heid yesterday at the oflice of Register Fitch, No. 345 Broadway, the compo- sition of thirty-five cents cash and thirty cents in in- 8 accepted. ccombe, of the Lecombe Manufactur- 38 Vesey strect, has veen adjudged ster Ketchum on his own petition. His assets sist of 900 shares of the Lecoinbe Manutacturing Company and 400 shares Columbia Paper Company 000. ae one firm of Tode Brothers, grocers, Nos, 713 and 939 THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. Tinrd avenne, 210 Bowery and 77 Delanecy street, who failed a short time ago, are negotiating for a'co promise at twenty-flve cents on the dollar in indo notes at three, six atd nine months. Ernest Todo ofers fifteen cents, secured at three, six and nine | A committee of three members o% the Bar Associa- | tion has been appointed to inquire into the manner in which the Sherifl’s oMce is conducted, with a view of bringing ittoa greater state of efficiency than it is at | present, as a great loss of time and money to thoso SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. | Doing business there is caused by the manner in whieh | it as at present conducted, An application was yesterday made bofore Jndge | A NEW FREE. SCHOOL. Banks, receiver of tho Sccurity Savings Bank, foran | A free echool for Hebrew children—a branch of the order authorizing him to employ expert accountants | one now being carried on at No. 348 West Filty-fourth street—will be opened by the Rev, Maurice Cohen at No. 345 West Forty-fourth street next Monday. There | isaccommodation for seventy-five or eighty scholars, | Between the hours of four and six P. M. girls will bo tanght plain and fancy sewing and in the evening boys | wilt be Instructed in Hebrew, German and French, and detectives, He wishes to arrest Jobo H. Seil, tetlor and confidentia! clerk of the bank, who, it is The «M- alicwed, has decamped with rome $70,000, davit sets forth the Jacts in the . An order to thi NIAL Teady appeared, CEN | ! Mr. 3. B. Etiam, a son of B. Elam, sadvie, hagnoss | and whip manufacturer, of No, 213 Piccadilly, London, | arrived in this city by tho steam-hip Germanic on Saturday Iast, accompanied by two of his brothers, with the view of exhibiting at the Centennial articies | mannfactured by theie firm. To a representative of the Henatn yesterday he complained that bo had been, as he believed, imposed upon by our customs authort- ties Im being forced to pay about $35, in gold, as duties SAMPLES. A maned Kuppe, son-in-law of Mr. Isaac Butler, of Tompkinsvilic, 8. L, has mysteriously disappeared. He left bome about ten days ago, since when nothing bas been heard of him, He was steward ona from the cook belore lating. When he lett he xatd he was going to New York to buy some furniture, and is known to bave baa $100 with him. He isa German upon £20 worth of samples intended for exbiti- | bo asp Let Ge, aS, regret L3 ae & eee tou in the British department of the Centenoiat | Sdered unprobable, fr he fact that he did not draw Exhibition. Mr. states that the samptes | OW 4 deposit im the City Dank, ul ty & large cave vith some of his wearing | soecerhr ae that on the steamer he made the usual, PPT AEN Whe declaration in writing showing the facts. On landing MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS, at pier North River he reports the Custom apps wopeped House oilicer demanded $35 in gold as duties; unit MARRIED. when he offered to «al Them the vificet refused, and . that he Analy paid the demanded amount, Mr. Ellam | pCOOPMR—TENKINS.—AL the Presuyterian chntch tn Delieved that he had been swindied, especially as the | Boopton, Morris county, N, J., ou Taosday evening, the samples of other exhibitors passed irce of duty. jake Rev. Thomas Carter, Cunmixs 0. Cooren Tle reporter called upon’ Mr, Philips, private scce | 2 JEANSIE T., youngest daughtor of the late George Jenkius, all of Boonton, Finro—Neurunorr.—On the 16th Mareh, Lutheran chute! by the Rev. York, to A | plnee: No ecards, Hasensci.aG—MAGne.—Mrs, Faxxy Magen, neice of Mr. and Mrs, N. F., to Gustav Hawenscnnag. No ecards. Watrnwasx—Ersisser.—At Standard Mall, Wednes- Fetary to the Collector of the Port, who stated that the officer on the dock had merely done his duty, Colonel Osborn, Deputy Collector, cailed the reporter's atten- tion to section 4 of the Regulations issued November 1, 1875, which provides that owing the marks, numbers, character, qu and foreign et vaine of articles intended tor rc Vition shati be nuthemticated by the hand and officin the Cornratssioner tor the Interna tion appottted bg the government vountry from whieh sneb arneles are | in the t Cristianstodt, Island of St. Crotx, liemoes, L. Axtoxto Finro, of New Avevsta Nextirorr, of the above finported, aod shall bo made in triplicate aud lorwneded—one | day. April 12, by the Rev. Dr, Gothen, hs forage fr tetycghci | Sax io Magix Ktaanat, ont of thie ely. stich articles shi ec ‘aver, cing copy! tothe Collector © oms tor the p aacipnia ung; Salt Franctsco papers pleaso copy, one tothe An case ft | missioner ithe DIED. | of the United States may be aceepred instead. | | Bacux.—In Philadelphia, on Tuesday, April 11, 18° Colonel Osborn states that wheu the owner of goods | Many Cannot, eldest daughter of Charies M. and Hen- has paid the duties there can be no rebate; yetitany | Petia E. Bache, in her dth year. large amount were imported under a misconception of | Basvano.—In Newburg, N. Y , April 9, 1876, of the regulations the customs authorities oi thie port , Consumption, Witttam Kenuy Baxvarn, | aged’ 39 would urge upon Secretary Bristow the propriety of | years. i allowing them to be entered here in bond for trans. | | BAnnKrT—At West Now Brighton, Staten ation Without payment of duty and sent to the | 8 1876, Ananeita, daughter of Nathan F, om louse on the Extbition groan | dred Barrett, aged § months, Istand, April ah ile a printed ts | ee ite 1 neeere aan oor CENTENNIAL CURIOSITIES, | gay" '\pnril, fiery Iumnusts, wile obilesinee Bone: tm the 42d year ot hi tives aud friends aro respectfully it Acollection of immense mitrors intended for exat- | bition at the Centennial Exposition have been imported on tho steamers Rotterdam and August André, of the | tral depot at 9:18 and 11:40 A. M. Antwerp linc. Thoy vary in sizo from LOx2s 19 Lox | | Browsxe.—On Tuesday, April 1, Mary Jomassa, 82 feet, and are the largest ever received in this coun~ | daughter of Thomas and Elien Browne, oged 2 years, try. ‘here was also brought out on the André a ki j 11 months ana 11 days, quantity of Sperileriron, wbico is barder than Relatives ond friends are mvited to ottend the gud 19 used in the mauulacture oF sales, | funcral, from the residence of ber parents, 728 10th ay., ma Ri ly jed to at- toud the fineral, trom her late residence, on Thursday, April 15, at ove o'clock 2. M. Trams leave Grand Cen- Jerday afternoon. | Harnett also sold im foreclosure a house and | street, and one lot on Seveuty-aeventh street, 25x102, | i | | | i government supply ship, and, it is said, borrowed $25 | and a man of steady habits. It was at first thought that | Now York, 0 ‘Thursday, April 13, at balf-past twelve Bixsy,—On Wednesd: alt al. annie ate. Po ae relatives and iriends of the family are The fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the of her. seven, No, 224 West 22d st., on Friday, che 14th inst, Hos: bree P.M, Interment at Woodville, Mass, on papers, copy. CAMPpELt.—April 12, Joux Camrsent, aged 30 years and nine months, His retnains will be removed for jaterment from the residence of his parents, 365 3d ay., on Friday, the 14tb inst., at balt-past one P.M, Londonderry (irelan lease Clann. —On “4 , Teri ih, ct Gatincniiate, Mictaki, Clark, @ nativ» of Carrickmacross, county Monaghan, Ireland, aged 73 rs. Relatives and friends of ly are rospectiully invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday, Apgil 13, at one o'clock, trom his late 197 av. theace: to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Craxr.—Suddenly, at Memphis, Tonn., April 10, of heart disease, Isaac A, Cran, of this city, ris ears. z Interment at Evansville, Ind. Dxoxax.—On Tuesday, 1 11, 1876, Mancazer, wile of Patrick Degnan, aged 44 years, ‘The tunera! will take place from her late residence, ou won 4th st., on Thursday, April 13, at two o'clock P. Dx Bow.—on Tasday, Ape Il, Lizzie, Beloved wite” 37 years, ‘The relatives and friends ot the ty Ben) Tespect- fully invited to atteud the funeral, from late Tesi. o'clock P.M. ad Dwyrn.—On Tuesday, April 11, Dax, Dwrmr, afte: ‘The reluttves and (riends of the family are requested to attend his funeral, on Thursday, 13th, at one o'clock m Flatbush, Firxx.—In Jersey City, on Wednesday, Boas Thomastown, county Kilkenny, Ireland, aged 7d years, ‘The relatives and friends of the fatnily are respect. dence, 242 Grove st.(new number), on Friday afternoos at ono o'clock. the late John 8, Fox, in the 27th year of his age, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited ei st., on Thursday, 13th iust., at one P, M. Fraxkax.—tn this city, athis residence, No, 116 Bast Notice bf fuceral hereafter. Connecticut papers please copy. Gaanr ab Orange 2 ow Wedaeed April 12, Mawrna Go Fry, wite of 1, H. eieeor of Plainfield, Conn., aged 39 years. Funeral Saturday, at half-pasttwo, from Trinity (Com tiou. Lt.--Of scarlet fever, on Tuesday, 11th inst, Gil. Funeral from residence of parents, 183 12th st. GuxiG.—At Lodi, N, J., on Wednesday, 12th tost., Wintzam Gnera, aged 65 years, 7 months and 15 days. day, at two o’clock P. M. Trai leaves foot of Cham- bers st. at 1 P. M. wite of John Havican, 1 the 66th year of her Relatives and friends are tnvitea to Friday, April 14, at one o'clock. Hirscn.--On Wednesday, April 12, Mayer Hinacs, in Relatives and friends of tho family, also the members of Menassa Louge, No. 17, F, 8. of L, and Cong Rodolf from his late residence, No, 328 East 4th st, between avs. C and D. RY: Kety.—Un tho 12th mst., at Jorscy City, Jonaxxa, wite of George E. Kelly, daughter of C. F, and Johanoa Friends of tho family are respectfully invited to at- tend the taneral, trom her late residence, 188 (old No.) Kerwicx.—On Tuosday, April 11, Axpkew Kerr- Wick, a native of Newpark, parish of Duaila, county friends of the family are respect! atiend the funeral, trom the Sisters’ Hospital, corner inst, at one o’clock P. M, the late Ernest Keyser, aged 35 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respect dence, 14 East 67th st., on Thursday, the 13th inst., at one o'clock, without further not Her remains will Kornia.—At Tarrytown, N. Y., at the house of his son-in-law, Robert Graham, Frepenick Koenig, of Funeral on Friday atternoon, at half-past three o'clock. Train from Grand Central depot at two P. BM pv. Leany.—On Tuesday, April 11, 1876, James Leary, aged 68 years, fully invited to attend the fun deuce, No. 513 Broome st., on of Wilham De Bow, ag dence, 32 Kast 40th st.,on Friday, 14th inst., at ome a short illness, aged 65 years. sharp, irom his late residence, av. Interment Mary A. Furss, relict of’ the late Martin fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late rost- Fox.—On Monday, April 10, Fraxx M. Fox, son of tend the funeral, from his late residence, 52 East Ssth st., NatHan Fraxkax, aged 58 years. N. J., on "odnessay, morning, danghter of Wilham ©. and Mary C, Fry, al gregational) church, Harrison st., Brick Church st» Cartes Witttam, only child of Charles H. and Maria South Brooklyn, Thursday, 13th inst., at one o'clock, Funeral from Congregational church, Lodi, on Fri- Havicax.—On Toesday, April 11, Brinast, beloved funeral, from her late residence, No, 1,028 1 the 47th year of his age. Sholem, are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, ‘Oregon papers please copy. Lindemann. 6th &t., Jersey City, Thursday, April 13, at three P. M. Tippee Ireland, aged 86 years. he das as of 70th at, and 3dav., on Thursday, tho 13th Kxrser.—On the 8th inst; Roxce.uaxan, widow of fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- be taken to Woodlawn for interment. Arnstadt, Germany, in the 71st year ot his age Newburg (N. Y.) papers picase co} Tho relatives and friends of the fs inst., at one o’elock, jursday, the 13th MarTuari.—n Tuesday, April 11, of scarlet fever, Wiiam Hexey Kinennis, twin son of James H. an: Grace F. Matthael, aged 2 years, 7 mouths and 19 days. Funeral {rom residenco of his pareuts, 235 6th st, Dear 2d av., on Thursday, April 15 a two P. ab. ‘MaTuEsox.—In Hoboken, on Wednesday, April 1 Tsanxu.a, beloved wife of John Matheson, aged 4! ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, the 1411 ut twelve o'clock, from her late residence, No. 7 Thii street, McCormack,—On April 12, Mary ©. M. McCormack, the beloved daughter of Patrick C. and Mary McCor- mack, of diphtheria, aged 2 years,6 months and 12 days. ‘fhe relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on 'ibursday, April 15, irom her pa- rents’ residence, 606 West 4d st., at one o'clock pre- cisely; thence to Calvary Cemetery. SOR.—Ou April 11, Dexis, only son of Catherine te Bernard O'Connor. Faneral from the rosidence of his mother, 205 East 84th st, to-day. at halt-past one o'clock P. M. aot Suddenly, Aprii 10, Wesuey H. Porrs, aged years, Relatives and friends are respecttully invited ta attend tke faneral, from bis late residence, No, 481 bade ay., Brooklyn, Thursday, 13th inst, at two P.M. Qvackenncsn.—On the 12th of Aprti, Many, widow of the jate Abrabam Quackenbush, aged 80 yeara, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of her son, John E. Quackenbush, No. 412 West 43¢ at., ‘Thursday evening, at seven o'clock, The remains will be taken to Rockland county. Raxpourn.—On Monday, April 1 Raxpowrn, iv the 100th year of her a The relatives and friends of her ney William Randolph and Seaman Lowerre, are respect{ully invited to attend her funeral, on Thursday, April 13, at threo P. M., from the house of John Atwill, No. 1 Char st. The remains will be deposited in the family vault at St. Luke’s church, Rastyes.—On Monday morning, April 10, of water onthe brain, Fexrie, only son of Antomio and Ada Rasines, aged 21 mouths. Funeral from the residence of his grandfather, Jo- siah Jex, No. 18 Kast 40th st,,on Thursday morning, April 13, at ten Cash pc pan RATHWONE. —Suddenly, on Tuesday evenin, Mavers Lot wife of Aaron H, Havhbouo.” ee Notice of tuneral hereatter. Reavinc.—Wednesday morning, of dipht! Froy, son ot James A. and Emma Reading, 4 years and 7 months, Funeral from the family residence at Allendale, N. J., Friday, at one P. M. © Train will leave by Erie ee evr hej obese on a 10:45 * Ee » {PLEY.—On Tuesday, Apri 18 rag apie Hexry Jonxstox, youngest child ‘of D Joba H Isabella M. Ripley, aged 1 year and 7 mon! Funeral services at the residence of bis parents, 213 East 53d st., on Thursday, April 18, 1876, at halt- eleven A. M.; thence by Ventral Railroad of New sey, 2:45 P. M., for interment im Fairview Cet a Westfield, N. J. Relatives and friesds of are invited to attend, Sivoxs,—On Tuesday, Apri! 11, of Catuanixe Simons, in the $4th year of her Kelatives and trends are ted to at tend the funcral, from her late reridonce, No. 450 Fast on Tharsday, the 13th inst, at twelve o'clock. nt at Cypress Hills re StTKwant.—On Monday afternoon, April 10, Asx. aNper T. Stewart, of this city. The tuneral services will take place church, corner of 2d av, and 10h st, on Tharada Mrs. Haxnan | Morning, the 13th inst., at eleven o'clock, to which ford | an ri SI Jet ‘Wednesday morning, April STEWART —Su on 1 eee ee nceare, ated, nid also of ber G ioue-te tart Kerra Grldersieeve and J. Gasherie De Witt, also members of Acuci Lodge, No. 227, F. and A. M., are invited to attend her funeral, on Friday, 14th inet, pve t La at the Presbyterian church, Spring st, near Varicl Stock.--On tet Aprit 10, Tours A. Stock, aged 37 frayed nn hig 4 a is relatives, friends members of Benevore: s 28, and Advance Lodge, No. 635, F. and A, My also Nassau Chapter, No. 109, and Banner Chapter, No, 21. KAM, are respectfully invited to attend the a neral, on Friday, at one o'clock, from his Jate rest. dence, Ist av., sath eueae av., Astoria, L. 1. C. Avvoam.—Apeit 11, Sanat Avavsta, wile ot Rev. J. Howard Suydam, ol Jersey City. Funeral services at the Park Reformed charch, at one o'clock P, M., thigduy (Thursday). The clergy and reintives are mvited to meet at her late residence, 229 sth st, at hall-past twetve o'clock. Vaxorrvoort,—On March 25, 1876, at the residence of ber daughter, Mra Margaret Houry, Pookskill, N, ¥., ManGanet Vaxnenvoort, aged 92° years, late of lyn, B.D. Waxen.—On Tuesday, 11th inst, at ford, Frieninion W. wwacxa aged $0 yokrn Tere Bd Prien e deceased are res; attend the funeral, at balf past avon cancer ine i. anne " om jen wer pirat yterien chureh, rain leaves Li ions ra 3 hi of Liberty st., New York, ALLACR, — ednesday, April 12, Emma Powsnt beloved sega ot en and Saran Ide aged 2 years, & months and 19 days, bag at, on F Hog 3 at one o'clock, eerie. —At West Bright 8.1 nesd: April 12, Many Euizabern, wite of Wak Re Wome? o'clock, it Brigh. A 1