The New York Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1876, Page 8

THE COURTS. Benewed Reminiscences of the Old “Ring” Days, Garvey's and Keyser's Answers in the Devlin Suit. | JUDGE LAWRENCE ON CONGRESSIONAL LOBBYING, Another Contest on Dramatic Authorship. pec! ee te In the suit brought by Charles E. Devlin against the eity, the people of the State, Garvey, Keyser, Tweed and others, to compel the return of all moneys taken by the members of the Tweed Ring from the public treasury, an ‘answer was served yesterday on the part | of Andrew J. Garvey. As alrendy published in tho Hxratp, answers were some time since put im on be- half of the city and State by the Corporation Coursel and Attorney General. Gar as appears by his answer now put in, ts willing to restore his share of | the plunder as soon as the amount can bo ascertained. | The document, after setting out the title of the suit, Proceeds as follows:—The defendant, Andrew J. Gar- vey, by James W. Cairns, his attorney, avswering tho complaint of the plaintiff in above entitied action, re- spectiully shows to the Court that defendant admits the allogations contained in the first article of the complaint; that defendant denics that in | the year 1869, or at any ¢ r time, he entered into a | sonspiracy with John H. Keyser, Richard B, Connolly, | James H. Ingersoll and James Watson, or with any or either of them, as alleged in the second article of the | complaint herein, or otherwise or at all, Defendant ad mits and alleges that at said time a conspiracy was en- tered into to oflect the purposes in the said article of the said complaint alleged by the defendant Richard B. Connolly and the said James Watson and two other per- sons not named in said complaint, to wit:—William M. Tweed and Peter B. Sweeny. Also that during the | years 1869, 187) and part of tho year 1871, the said | Gonnolly, Wav, Tweed aud Sweony were resp office-holers of and in the city a York, that is to say:—The sad Tweed was Deputy Sireet Commissioner, Commissioner ot Public Works and mem the and the said James Watson was a subordinate as County Auditor in the Department of Finance under the said Conuolly, Compiroller as aforesaid, pursuant to ord: aances of the said Supervisors; and, also, that tivenaid | fweed, Connolly und Sw had usurped aud quired the control of the government of the efty and | county of New York ani ptrotied the auditin ‘ ind eh payment of ail bills ms against either of the | or county governments, and that heir power and subject to t control and in ull things wubyervient to their will and | purposes; and also that tis deteadant bad here turnishe do ork tor the defe the M and Commoualty of the cny of New York, and the Board of Supervisors of the county of New York, respectively; and, also, that pursuant to the censpiracy in this answer above alleged, various protende claims, some of thom against ihe said county, aud others against the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty, were by the said conspirators, or some of them tn the interest of others, fabricated and payment thereof procured from the treasuries of the said county and elty respectively, amounting to Reveral jons of dollars from — cach; thie defendant was required by the said spirators, and did, im order to obtain due to him ally goods actually delivered, fabricate and pr Utious and fraudulent bills, which said bill: al, manner ¢ dout of the said ¢: were in some fort audited, and were treasuries respective P) thereon divided among the said conspirators; ani, also, that in the summer and autumn of 1871 the Board of Supervi- sors of the county of New York and the men and Commonalty of the ¢ fuct, under the absolute contr fue gonenire Ts, county york, and was in th Facultad oftve rguit onsaci onion 8. Fairehild ix At tate of New York, but first becam the Ist day of January, 1876, and also that the cofendant William ©, Whitney is Counsel to the Corporation of the city of New York, but tirst be: éame such by uppointinent in August, 1575, and not be yral of the pleetion on such by and not before fore. Defendant admits that he bis some property aud that the defendants, Keyser, Connolly and Ingersoll also have some property, but as to the unt thereof sessed by said Keyser, Connolly or Ingersoll this de- sor information sufficient to form a beli pLadmits that in the y an assignment of property was made by tho Keyser to defendant Schultz, but of the terms ditions and cont assignment, of as to Ww! the same was accepted by said Schultz, or as to whether maid Schultz bas received a large or amount of money or property thereunder, or as to whether he has paid over anything to tho said county or city or either of them, defendant has no knowledge or Information suilicient to form a belief, Detendant ad- | mits that a suit was commenced apd judgment recov- dininistratrix of James mplaint alleged, and that & large part of 5 said Margaret W % ant alleges and willing to pay all sums: rom him so s00n a8 Said accounting © and the amount ascertained, — Wherefore deiendant demands that the complaint be dismiss e The foregoing anawer is sworn to by Garvey. in per- gon as being true of his own knowledge except the mat- ters thorei stated to be on information and belief, and an to thobe matters he believes it Co be true, The answer on the part of Keyser, now m course of Preparation by Mr. ¢ atantially the same as that af Garvey, E addition thereto the fact ment in tra the city and county; the assignment so aa ereupou Mr. Sel reassigned tho property to him (Keyser), Accompauy- ing both answers is an affidavit of merits, in which the defendants swear that after having fally and fairly Mated their Fespective cases to their counsel they are advised that they havo a good defence to the action on the merits. } Whilo both Garvey and Keyser put m the above answers, and while they are compelled to defend the actions brought in this form, noitner, it is alleged, seeks (0 avoid a settlement with the ‘city when tho amount due by them is properly ascertained. LEGISLATIVE LOBBYING. Several years ago Richard Chenery had a claim | against the United States government for $8,000 ona | beef contract. Supposing evidently that :t would be a fused to accept diMcult if not an impossible matter to get bis claim allowed without some lobby infiuence in the ease, he émployed the services of Roderick McKee. It was ogreed that Mr, McKee, if he was successtul in obtain. ing the money, should receive ten per cent of tho amount. Mr. McKee, as he alleges, went to work and ot a special bill In regard to the claim passed through Congress, Meantime two agreements were drawn up between the parties to avoid any subsequent misunder. standings, Jn one of these agreements it Was stipa- lated that Mr. Chenery should pay to Mr, MeKee $1,000 which the latter bad advanced in payment of a sub. 4 scription by Mr. Chenory for the benetit’ of the Calvary Presbyterian churcl: m San Francisco, Wns paid, but $500, claimed to be uc as commission for obtaining from the government the money on tho pad, and, furth re, Mr | The ult was asait.’ Mr | ts were ob- | miract was | and that the ‘whole The ease came for heering | athe Supreme Court. A doe | in which Jadge Lawrence | Giemisecs: the complaint, PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY'S BOOKS, «In Supreme Court, Chambers, yosterday, Judge Parrett granted an order to show cause against Sydney Dillon, President of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company, and Ed, King, President of the Union Trast Company, why Bperemptory mandamus should rot issae compelling ie defendants to allow Rufus Hateh, the plaivttl, free sceees to all the books and papers of the Pacific Mail | ip Vompany. It is clarmed by the plaintuf that ‘access to the books is important for the in- terest of the stockholders and to euabie bim to perform dfities as a director, Pised by Mr, Hon and Mr. King, who claim that the books are deposited with the Union Trast Com. , and are not allowed to be inspected without an order from Mr. Dillon. The order was made returnabie | om next Monday, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. “Ponry NX. Munn was yestorday fined $100 by Judgo ‘Wallace tor non-atrendance as a juror. "the long contest over the will of the lato Alfrod Bar more bas at reached a termivation, through is @ission ~The | by Surrogate Calvin | Of Captain Samucls sgainst tho Maiti for-Anrangos tor alleged h'vel was com. before Judge Larremore, holding ustice Daly yesterday doniet an application | u and counsel "ee in the swt jor ye reo | A. Davis against Samuel i. was the fact that the and without | | and F. | moving the partitions in the Worden Hotel, ctively | be due for 1871. that the dofendant’s cash receipts for 1871, after de- | ducting expenses, was less than $2,000, exemption al- after the repeal of the law, to muict the plainuif, who has acted m good faith, with | | anything beyond the already heavy costs. denied without costs, granted. an affidavit showing that cause is on the general _calen- dar and has been noticed for trial he may take his | order. tif bhog a dar the moon must be granted, in view of the statement that the deiendancs do not oh- ject to any of the names pres | referee agreed upon b, and refer Ng! ferred to sell to referee who was appointed to com. tbe sams collected nor that the credits are all the sums patd out; compute. | adultery and service of process. t trial not tobe s | to select. clusions of law on judg:nent for defendant. granted upot ifany attend Arthur to recover aa excess of duties in alot of im- ported tin, which bas been on trial for s veral days ast in tho United States Cireult Court, a verdict was ed for the plaintiff for $1,058 76, u the case of the United States against Frank L. | Talcott. in the rerdict was ore The suit was brought a cs H. Dennison, as Acting Assist- ant master United States Navy, and 8, W. Gitbert L. Talcott, his sureties, tor deficiency in his ac- punts in settlement, Before Judge Vau Hoesen, of the Court of Commoa Pleas, there was tried yesterday, for the third time, the old sult of Joseph Agate vs, Abram Lowendem and | Henry Morrison for $10,000 damages on account or re- | on Broad- and converting the building into lofts, The was leased for ten years, at $11,500 a year, and, the hotel not paying, the partitions were removed and the buiding devoted to other uses. It was claimed that these alterations were allowable under a coverant in the leaso granting such aiterations as should be deemed proper, provided the premises were not injured. The Court ordered a sealed verdict. Reury M. Strauss has broaght suit against the North German Lloyd line of steamers for $3,800 damages for loss of baggage when the steamer Union was wrecked in November, off the coast of Scotland. The | lay before Judgo Van Hoesen, of | non Pleas, and the case will be | summed up this morning. Otto Alborn recently obtained his discharge tn in- solvency from Judge Speir. It is claimed that the dis- charge was obtained by fraud, and Alborn, who on this charge was arrested was yesterday brought before Judge | Barrett, mn Supreme Court, Chambers, on a writ of habeas | corpus for a final discharge, After hearing the argu- ment Judge Barrett took the papers, reserving his de- cision. In the General Sessions yesterday, before Judge Suth- erland, application was made for a new trial of James B. Commerford, the convicted forger. Henry B. Cole harge of uttering forged school | nd will be tried t Jacob of receiving 5 goods, for one year. John Rielly, | ed of picking pockets, was sent to Sing Sing for Hen Kirke, John Murphy and y inthe third de- gree and were each sentenced to State Prison for one ear. Yer the Court of Common Pleas, before Jadge Van | Brunt, yesterday, there was commenced the trial of | the ‘suit brongnt by Anton receiver, against Mary | Adolphi, administratrix, to recover on a note for | $1,000, the defendant's hesband having died on the jay the note matured, Meyers, ogg Russell ap- peared for the piaintif, aud Measrs. Fransioli, Til- y or the defendant. In the sa court | a verdict for 00 was given for the AUaiAN in the suit of Leopold Schipp against Joseph Axgustori for damages for non fultiiment ofa contract for delivery | nots, the facts of which have been published, | The suit of Messrs. Isaac Carrelle and George Ra- bel o against Sneridan Shook and A. M. Palmer, of the Union Square Theatre, was brought before Judge Jobn- ston yesterday in the United States Circut Court, The | plaintifls moved tor an injunction to restrain the de- fenaants from continuing the representation of the play of “Ferreo!.” The Court took tho papers and served decision, Suit was brought in the United States Dietrict Court sterday against John J. Shillenger, the inventor of the nerete convh eighteen months. Thomas Tobin pleaded guilty to burg! Tt appeared on the trial of the case wed by law; but atax was claimed on account of profits | the businods transactions of the defondant for that | , and for which defendant took notes due in 1872, | Judge Blatchford directed a | ‘rdict for defendant, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—-CHAMBERS. ‘By Judge Barrett. Kochler vs. Rosenstraugs,—It would bo a hardship Motion | Harrington vs, Atwood.-—Sureties approved and order French vs. Raymond, et al—Upon plaintift filing | lesmnen’s National Bank vs. Beach.—Upon_plain- aflidavit that cause 1s on the general calen- | fdreu, &c., vs. Weir.—I have selected Mr. Home | nto, Oppenbeltner vs, Rogers. —Mr. Untermeyer’s affidavit | | 20 | should be veritied before the order 18 entered, Motion granted aud referred to | the parties, —Judgment granted. I think a | Miller vs, Cornich Haberman vs. Witt rence unnecestar) ie North River Bank vs. Currier.—Motion granted euce ordered to John N. Lewis. Korman vs, Falk (No 1).—Judgment granted and re- Mears vs. Freed.—Upon plaintiff's furnishing an un- dertaking, with a good surety in $500, the application | will be granted, but the order must be made returnable | next Monda . Gettinger.—The receiver's account is ! There is no proof that the debts are all Witehwiel not sworn to. + nor i# the receiver boiore the Court by peti- T lion or otherwise; again, the law gives the Court no power to award more than five per cent to the receiver. | T H his services are worth if plaintiit can pay hum wh: ems fit. mai vs. Falk etal. (No. 2).—Judgment granted and referred to sell to referee, who Was appointed to Matter of Welles.—The applicant should go over the papers and correct the dates both in the original aad | the cop! Meyer vs, Hall.—Although the defendant consents I | must decline, on these pleadings, to place this cause on | the Special Circuit calendar. It'looks more like u case | for a reference, Motion denied. Jobnson vs. Johnson.—I am not satisfied with the | proof of marriage nor with the proof of residence, or pplication granted. H As the plaintiff sues in Arepresentative paell bes 18% not shown to hav acted in bad faith Ido not think, in view of all the facts on the record, that tt would be fair to mulet him in an extra allowance, Motion denied, without costs, Nusbaum vs. Lauferty,—Neither order is in accord- | ance with the decision, MacKenzie vs, Hyde,—Motion granted uy; n payment | of $10 costs of opposing and upon plaintit pulating st the defendant if successful; the od uniess the Judge at Circuit so de- | ioner to be ageced upon or the Coart | P” street, from Inwood street to | desire to hear counsel with respect | sires; the commu Mauer of opening the Boston road. — to this j Fearing ot al. vs. Cornish.—Motion granted, and re- | ferred to referee agreed upon by the parties. Vaige vs. Waring —Extra allowance of three per cent awarded to plaintitl Dickerman vs. Robinson, Jr.—Motion to vacate order | of arrest granted, without costs, on defendant's stipu- lating not tos Motion to dismiss complaint | granted, with costs, unless plamtiff serve a complaint within five days and pay $10 costs. Schoen vs, Jenny.—Kelerence ordered to take proof | of title. Levy va. Hirschficld,—Motion granted upon payment | of teriu fee, costs of motion and disbursements of in- quest, the judgment and proceedings themselves to stand as urity; or the defendant may, if he de- | sire, give a bond, with one good surety, to pay the | judgment, in which case the judgment may bo vacated. Baier vs. fhe New York Catholic Protectory.—Mo- | tion denied on the mer! McDonald ys, Hullin, Writ of inquiry granted. Matter of Sayles.—Commission granted. Brinkel vs. Campoell. referonce granted, Jordan vs. Crosb granted. The Union Pet y vs. The Bliven Oil Company, &¢.—Extra allowance of $250 granted. Hubbard, Jr, Manufacturing Com- | pany.—Motion granted for third Friday, Harris vs. Hir-ch.—Motion granted for fourth Friday, Devoe vs, Lyall. Motion granted for first Friday of | May. Kent vs. Miller.—Motion granted for third Friday. | Davis vs. Warwick: Spring v8 Warwick,Movions | MeLolland; s Carradlo; ; Lewis vs’ Muller; Gollet vs. Daly, No. %2—Mo- | 8 ranted. mith vs, Welber; The Citizens’ Savings Bank vs. Thurston et al. (Nos, 1, 2, dand Granted, SUPREME CoURT—crrcuIT—-PanT 3, By Jadge Van Vorat, Goarty vs, The Mayor, &c.—Finaings of fact and con COMMON PLEAS—SPRCIAL TERM, ! By Chief Justice ©. P. Daly. Mary A. Davis va. S.C. H. Davis. —Mouon for alimony | denied. Wanner va. Kirches ot al.—Order signed. | Van Orden vs Morange.—Motior oO open default | Papas of $10 costs and witnesses’ fees Wood va, Willtams,—Demarror overruled. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, . By Judge McAdam. i Lehman vs. Goadle; Yanger vs. piaint granted. q Danivender.—Motion to dismiss com- Reed ve, Leadley.—Motion to vacate Judgment di McArdle vs. Lyons —Order resettled, ! Voikening vs Alco; Ruigler vs Gondly; Crum rs. Brounson; Maudie vs, Hugives; Mattlage v& Worstell; Lewis vs. Wilkens; Poznanski Vs. Grunthal (two mo- tions). —Motions to advance causes granted, Conon v& Kuhno—Semnons and amended. Harrison va Douglty.—Stay of proceed! stan and security for cose ordered: Proceed men Gramves Fhess va. Fitapatrick. canplaint ‘anse restored to calendar, nudge sherid settled and fled. ‘i A 1 Jnstiee Shea, mans VR Friedsam; Hart vs Hant—c: / and filed, aces. ee Kautrowitz vs. Garde,-—Motion for new tri Collins rx Anthony.--Motion dented, aad POLICR COURT NOTES. | Complaints haying been made by citizens to Judge Dafy, charging disorderly conduct on the part of the jnmates of No, 142 Lexington avenue, Captain Marpby, | Falling vs. ~ | sums. | child musician was sent to the House of Detention as | | House, on East Thirty-ffth street, was held in $1,000 | trigger. | the Mutual Benefit Ice Company, secing tI | at once went iu vement, to recover an income tax, alleged to | 12 all the expenses of the.commission, and not to | C. RR. | Life Insurance Compan: | abide event unless plaintiff stipulates to deduct from his | southeast corner of Desbrosses street, for $49,000, to | two and a half story brick house, | 17.11x71.10x16,9x73.9, No, 286 Water street, adjoining | 180x068, No. 672 East Fourth street, | ton, one three story and basement frame house, with | sido, 80 feet west of Seventh avenue, for $9,500 to Red- of the Twenty-first precinct, on Monday night arrested the inma\ ‘six women and two men. Mrs, Susan | Benson, one of the women, said she was the proprie- tress of the house, but denied that the character was bad or that its inmates wero disorderly. She was held in $1,000 bail to answer, at the Fifty-soventh Street Police Court yesterday, The others were fined various Charles Kocbler in January last attempted to shoot his brother, Philip, of No 869 Second avenue, but tn bullet missed its object and passed through Philip’s hot, The would-be assassin waa arrested yesterday and held for trial at the Fifty-seventh Street Court, on complaint of his brother, John Hudner, who was committed a woek ago to await the result of injuries inficted by him on William McMahon, No. 331 Tenth avenue, ina barroom quarrel, was yesterday, by Judgo Dufly, committed for trial in default of $1,000 bail. Lawrence Connolly bg Edward Dunn set two dogs ateach other in’ the and while encouraging | them to fight we arrested. The Court considered | their conduct reprehensible, and they were held for trial on 4 charge of cruelty to animals. Frank Francisco, an Italian musician, was arraigned on a charge of employing a minor to play with him in | the puplic streeta. ‘Jhis being a misdemeanor, he was held for trial at the Special Sessions, while the a witness. Richard ‘Spencer, a lodger in the Boys’ Lodging for burgiariously entering, on Monday night, the prem- ises No. 145 West 32d st., occupied by Elizabeth Smith, and stealing wearing apparel valu; Charles Devlin, of No, 124 Lee Sy street, yester- di led into the liqhor store No. 22 Chatham street, |, having regaled himself with two drinks, upon being edt for et cap by John H. Leslie, the bartender, drew a revolver, presented it at the latter’s head, and, saying, “Take your change out of that,” snapped the ‘The pistol missed fire and he was immedi- ately arrested. . He was hold to answer. On Monday evening William Berenso: an an employ of Pip ree men yon jo the company, lying ‘orth River, hailed the | ing. The Seneca pursuit of the thieves, who were in a small boat, and she chased them to the Jersey shore | and back to Franklin street,» where Captain Irving suc- | ceeded in capturing John Carroll. The other two escaped. Carroll was taken before Justice Flammer yesterday und held to answer. Yesterday forenoon Mrs. Margaret Bechtel, of No. 20 Bayard street, on returning to her apartments at the above number found the door bolted on the inside. | Looking through the keyhole she saw a man busily employed in packing up all the wearing apparel im the | place. She raised an alarm, and the burg'ar dropped the bundle and jumped to ‘the side tance of two stones, He then ran down Bay: o street, where lie was arrested by Gihcer Rogan, of the Sixth "precinct. Justice Flamwmer beld him in $1,000 ing rope from a barge belong at the foot of Fourteenth street, | Police boat Seneca, which war jus 1391, uu, 1428, 144y, 1467, 1451, 2859, 1399,' 142556), 1469, Part 2—Held by Judge Dy! keman, —Nox, Fe 1448, 2338, 177244, 380, ond 1258, 1026}5, i: , 2404, 1404, 1423, 1318, 872, 2110, 1442, 2808, ‘Bese, 1363, 34s, 1820, 498, 1011, 1436, 1437, 226. 3° Part’ 3—Held by Judge Larremore,——-Nos, 3, 673, 1733, 2489, 1287, 2537, 167, 17145, 17534, on | 1721, 301, 691, 950, 1185 3, 14, 625, 769, 1809, 1127. Surzrion Covrt—Srxcia. Txum—Heia by Judge Speir.—No day calendar. ‘Surenion Court—Truat Tem—Part 1—Held by Chief | Justice Monell, 8. 1531, 627, 879, 923, 979, 1001, 1479, 935, 939, 941, 963, 983, 1007, 908, 2080, rats Held by’ Judgo Sedgwick.—Nos. '1675, 981. 4 13, BOT Tal, HORS. O40, 800, oO, BRO, 783, toanswer. The prixoner gave his name as Patrick. | M He belongs to a Sixth ward gang of thieves. a peisila <7 j is ridget heGerity COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. = | FWaitrto ‘bonuts Svurnexr Covrt—Cuaunens—Held by Judgo Bar- | ee) ats wm ( Tett.—Nos. 16, 17, 68, 69, 70, 75, 76, 82, 87, 89, 102, 103, | pt thet eg Tint 28, 134, 185, 140, 149, 150, 160, 101, 162, 143, '164," 165, | Aine isagie to Anale F Ene, ¥ 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, | 18th st. mek aOLS ftw. of 8 2 C 5. | Thomas W. Me SUPREME OURT—SPRCIAL LERM—Held by Jauge Van | Rivington Vorst.—Nos. 55, 19, 230, 318, 338, 340, 352, 355, 357, | abraraia ae 262, 367, 369, 371, 372," 37, 375, 376, 51, 386, 302,’ 303, | Natio Maury 8: 306, 397, 08, 390, 400, 402, "404," 405, 408, 407, 408, 400, | t 0, Sorrakux Court—vinouir—rars 1—Held by gir | Lawrence. —Nos, 633, 1279, 2025, 2847, 1455, 1373, 1009, | | 2624, 2525, 1353, 1359, 1403, $47,’ 1485,” 1487," 1495, 1475, | 1 | 32 i i i \ | 18, 2071, 17! 1628, | joa Tal, ah. 1038, 2114, sii 178133, | 20044, 158, 706, 2079, 2447. 2074, ino’ 95633 Part 2—Held by’ Judge | Van “Brunt.—Nos, 1454, 2450, 219, 1676, 97, 1802, 1804, | Dono, 147%, 1810, 181, 1813, 1825, sag 837, 2059, | 2105, 2106, 2107, 2108, Part 3—Held by: Yuage JF | Daly. —Noa. 1908, 1906, 2050, 1654, 1405, 184s, 1599, 1900, 1902, 1904, Sng 1822, 1991, 2007, 2094, 2005, 1958, 2044, 2102, 2103, 2104. MAgine Court—Tniat Tarw—Part 1—Hord by Judgo Alker.—Nos, 8984, 3157. Held »: 2810, 7: e 4046, | 1858. Part 3—Held ‘by Judge Shea,—Nos, 1692, 6792, 5784, 719s, 6224, 4956, 1296, 6796, 6897, 6636, 6902,’ 7416, 6518, 7335, 6871. Count or GxxxnaL _Sxasioxs—Held by Judge Sutherland.—Case on. Tho People va. Heary Colo, forgery. COURT OF APPEALS. Ausaxy, April 18, 1876, In the Court of Appeals to-day the following busi- ness was transacted :— MOTIONS. No. 304. Peonlo ex rel. Corwin vs. Walter.—Motion to open default, Charles Rhodes for motion and s, | Clr Hand opposed. APPEALS FROM ORDER. | No. 348. Brownell vs Aiken.—Argued by James | Lansing for Nee rome Esek Cowen for sespondent. No, 366. Anderson vs. Reilly.—Submitted. No, 367. Riggs ve. Pur: Argued by Charles { Jones for appellant and John E. Parsons fur re- | spondent. No, 153, Leetch va The Atlantic Mutual tasurance Company.—Argument resumed and concluded. DECISIONS, Judgment aff |, with costs. —Higgins vs. Newtown aud Flushing Rail Becker vs. Howard; Hogan va. Laimbeer; Vandenburg va. T! President, Greenbush; Robinson vs. N. Y. ©. and hord vs, N. YC. and. RR; Sauler vs. d Judgment affirmed. —People ex rel Woolf va. Jacobs, Order of General Term reversed and order of special Term affirmed, with costs for the want of title in the relator to the writ of mandamus. —People ex rel Stevens vs. Hoyt; People ex rel Munger vs. Gerard. Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs to abide event, —Evertson The National Bank of Now- port; Magoun vs. Sinclair; Sullivan vs, Suilivan, ‘Order afrmed and judgment absolute for plaintiff on stipulation, with costs.—MeNeilly vs. The Continental Judgment moditicn so as to make costs of all parties in | the Supreme Court payable out of the reserved fund, and as 50 modified affirmed, with costs to all parties in this court payable out of same fund.—Thurber ve, Cham. ders. Judgmen} reversed and now trial granted, costs to recovery the sum of $93 36, and if he so stipulates the | judgment as £0 modified *attrmed without costs to | oither party in the suit. —Slingoriand vs. Bennett, Judgment of General Term affirmed with costs re- versed and order of Special Term altirmed with costs | | in the Supreme Court and this court. —Miller vs. Coates. CALENDAR FOR WEDNESDAY. Nos, 182, 111, 164, 40, 100, S1, 82 and 83 | REAL ESTATE. The Exchange was crowded yesterday afternoon, and thero seemed to be a little botter feeling among the bidders than bas been apparent for some ime past The following saies were held: A. H, Muller & Son sold, by public auction, by order of the committer of crod jWors, one five story brick bnilding, with plot 44x85, Nos. 270 and 271 West street, Mr. Taylor; aiso, by public auction, one two and a half story Urick honso, with lot 17.9x70x17. 4x71, 10, No, 283 ‘Water street, southeast corner of Dover street, and one with lot above, for $8,000, to George Ashforth, William Kennelly sold, under Supreme Court fore- closure deerce, Ps B. Olney, referee, a house, with lot south side, 100 feet west of avenue D, for $5,875, to Isaac Hexter; also executor’s sale, to close an estate, by order of Edward Hincken, executor, one two story attic and basement brick house, with fot 21.10x100, Nu. 236 Broome street, north side, between Essex and Ludlow streets, for $9,100 to Damel Tracy ; also, by public auc, Jot 20x49.5, No, 204 West Thirty-fourth strect, south wood Hall dames M, Miller sold, by order of the Court of Com- mon Pleas, in foreclosure, E. 8. Dakin, referee, a build. | ing, with lot 20.1x59.10, on Third avenuc, west side, 40.5 feot north of Fifty-ninth street, for $3,700, over A morignge of $11,000, with interest from May 26, 1875, wo I, Levy, the plaintiff, alvo similar sale, Thomas H. nandon, ¢, one four story and basement brown sione front house, with lot 2110x100, on Fifth | avenue, cast side, 25.5 feet norch of Bighty-sixth 7 Tor $26,800 to Townsend Wandell. | sold, under Supreme Court foreclosure de- | cree, Jolin A. Goonlett referee, n house, with lot 15x89, ty-third street, north side, 18 fect west uc, for $25,000, to B. P. Beach, Peter F. Meyer sola, tm foreclosure, by order of the Supreme Court, EB. Werson referee, two lots, each 20.99.11, on West 133d street, north side, 260 feet west | man of Seventh avenue, for $2,900, over a mortgag $5,800, with interest from ‘July 20, 1875, to ad pale Uf 1a the auit. FE. A. Ludlow & Co. sold, under Sapreme Court fore- closure decree, John Hayes referee, one lot, 25.6x100, on Kighth avenue, west site, 2.4 "fect north of Sov. | mia strovt, for $6,000, to Amelia Rusines, the piainti “ A. J, Bleecker & Son sold, je Court partition sale of the estate of John Voctwek, Sevveed, ‘under the | court of Common Pieas, 8. H. Oly | 100.11, on “Kast 113th’ street, south side, 160 feet weat im | Twenty-to 3 | set me mght as an honorable een tl ee ' hurled a sharp edged tool at Coivine, inflicting a wound | sf NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET, | dircetion of John T. McGowan, referee, two four story | Thareday, 20m inet. ot brick houses (front) and brick tenement house ( , } ‘with lease of lots, euch 25x103.3, Nos. 618 and 620 East south nr 248 feot east of avouue B, Thirteenth strect, the lave story brick tenement, with lot 25x103,3, No. 622 East Thirteenth street, edetning popes, to ford $3, ce | also two five story brick tenement with lots, each 26x103.3, Nos. 508 and 010 Gast slatecnth Street, south side, 145.6 fect east of avenge A, for $17,500; also four four story brick tenement houses, with lots, each 22.6x98.9, Nos, 306 to 312 (inclusive) | East Thirty-iirst street, south side, 122.6 feet cast of Second avenue; and two four story brick tenements, with lots, cach 22.6x98.9, Nos, 318 and 320 East Thirty- | first strect, south side, 6 foot east of Second avenue, iy $3,000 each. All of th) hispropel y was purchased by Thomas L. and Sarah B. Fo: “an RV, Harnett sold, in foreclosure, ‘by order of ihe ree, o plot of Tand 26x123x100x25x75x105, on ‘Third avenue, south- east corner of 1udth street, for $10,600, to Robert Hall, the plaintif; also, ly order of Supreme Court, Ip fore: closure, F. W, Loow, referee, one lot, 26x111.8x43.4x of Second avenue, for $500, over a mortgage of $5,209 90 with interest from January 28, 1875, to C. August Schuster, the plaintiff; also, similar sale, Mongo Diefen- dort, referee, two Jota, each 25x100, on Emmett street, ‘side, 100 feet north of Union avenue, Fordbam, urth ward, for $2,000, to James J, Phelan, the Plaintiff; also, by Peg auction, one story and base- Tent brown stone t house, with lot 21. 5x100.5, No. 339 West Fifty-cighth street, north side, west of Ey; avenue, for $20,000, to William Kemp; also similar salo of one three story and basement brick h with lot 19.5x75, No. 367 Lexington avenue, east sido, 50.5 feet south of Forty-first street, for $15,650, to John McCol- gan. H. W. Coate sold, under Supreme Court foreclosure decree, H. W. Kenuody referee, three lots, each 25x 100.6 on West Sixty-eighth street, north side, 125, on east of Eleventh avenuc for $4,750 for the plain- ADJOURNMENT, The sale by EF, A. Lawrence & Co., of the ‘buildng known as the Chureh of the Disciples (Dr, Hepworth’s); corner of Forty-fifth street and Madison avenue, was aguas by order of the referee, until the 4th prox- | y PRIVATE SALE. Messrs, E. H. Ludloy & Co. havo sold at private sale, the four story afM@ basement brown stone front. house, with Jot 19x10€, No, 583 Fifth avenue, east eee Forty-seventh and Forty-eighth streets, for $57,600, Ha t., n- &, 156 fh. 0. of Buln ay., T3x102.2; Thomas KE, Crimming und wife to Thonina Crmmtng.. seoces BSbtt Sth'ay,, wes, 74 fm. of 13th nino 1Sth'st.. u's, 100 tt. Ww. of St 1,400 con Kohiner to ee Seth 12,000 6, 142.6 f. eof 3d_av., 18x99 10; Wasserman and wife to William W. Ful- e. @ of defferson. 31 ixi0; Peter Ficipatriek hd wife to Dik ‘O'Neill 11}jx75.8, George | Chrystie st,, .¢, corner Stanton, 49.113,x75.8, Geory Hohl and'wife to Wiliam Sn . @. of Aver 202.3 ft. 2h st at. 150 ft. e, of Sth ay,, 16,8x98.9 Charies 1 Young and'wiie to a Shottnell . 10,500 | Suffolk st., ¢. 8. (No. 50), 16x50: Ta ia Newman and wife tu Dohro Rotgechofak 4,00) 130th st. ft. 0, of 6th a aud husband to 96.11: BI Nathaniel bas i sume to George Roll. Chrystie . corner of Siatton, 24.7275; same to Toth wt, ns. 55 iD eam y. (reteree) to Charles G. Mo aie we Olah, 25x100,5 12,100 vin ceeforee) 30 ‘eunetia Burchell 1 Onk st.. n. w. of James, 27,6x139.6x90.8;, ies ‘ation stores to John M. Quackenbos, Ist av. mi 8,000 | Nasana st (Xo, 102),'5 years: John A. Dougan to i 1,300 | Norte st ‘st. (No, Ti), first floor and basement, 5 ree Heury Eiventeta to Henry sehellworth . 570 | Burton, Thomas and vite to Gardiner A. _jSeee, a. . oF Mo Mott st. of M (28d wi 1,000 ale, Wititai G. nd wiles to Don A. of Chureh at. 29: 740 | W., to Natha ara « | of 78th onths. Gantner Winns 5. co enry Well Pies lesa is } w 4 Horathal, Marx and wife, to: Geselia’ Laws, | | dGth st, Sole or | year, . * 11,000 | Hottuan’ 3 heresa Schappert, & of 4th ot avenue Ki 2 Lit +, 4000 dite. to Hilsn Bi thomas, n. & of | ‘averley place; Lik ar 5,000 | dd wite and others, { rner of Sth ay, roy Pry 20,000 to David Jones nnd atbers (executors) fintun sty n. of itiving- ton st. ; Fina 7,000 bag nen a 4 noth a to Frederick Milter. Cad of Ist 10,000 | m Relief ot ‘Asced Fenton. D 1+. No. {000 | Onbern, Victor M., to buward rahe Geos Tesecss Bs &. Ist'av. s 17th st.; 5 years, + 6,334 | Roll, George and wife, to Marius A. Sorctian and H otters (exeentor), & . corner Sthaton and Chrys: tie nts. ; ; 12,000 8,000 8,000 15,000 | wee ry (Twenty-third 1,300 | Bus, an A. aud. wile and others, to Aifted i. lo mis, n. 6. 20H st., e. lab ay.; Syeurs.. ++ 25,000 NOT THE MAN. To tur Eptror or toe Hrnauy:— In your issue of the 13th inst. my name appears ina paragraph among the Court news, and making me ap- pear in an unfavorable light. I beg to say that I have ‘no connection with the caso in question and my name has been used wnwarrantably, Trusting that you will this into the Heraup, wey “titoh ity Me. ie BETWEEN AFF, RAY BOYS. Yesterday morning a boy was nearly murdered in | Booth’s factory, on Sussex avenue, Newark. Michacl | Donnelly and John Univine quarrelled, and the former | MURDEROUS which may prove fatal. Donnelly was arrested and held to answer a charge of tclonious assault, MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS, | ENGAGED. Frerrmat—Bruax.—Miss Cxosuta Frertnan to Mr, Lovis Beak, both of this city, No cards, Kiarrer—Goup.—Siaox Kiarren to Racusn Goun, No cards. MARRIED. flanvixc—Porter.—On April 18, by Father Roehtord and the Rey. Dr. Booth, Tuxoporr Hanrpixe to Miss Josarms A, Porter, all of this ety, No cards. DIED. fumonBedaeals, on Monday, April 17, 1876, Ane Vicror Apeias, ed 29 years, 3 months and 10 days. Funeral will ‘take place at the Church of St Vineoat | de Paul, West 28d st., near 6th av., ‘ednesday, | April 19, 1876, at ten A. M. Relatives ana frionds are respectfully invited to attend, ‘AITKRY.—On Monday night, after a drief but severe a Avrrey M., eldest son of* Thomas and Annie year of his age. fe ranetin will be taken from his late residence, 492 State st., by agg bol ‘to the church of our Lady of Mi , where a solemn Mass of pe jwiem ora the family and those of his uncle, Rev. F. H. Farro'ly, of St. James’ church, New York, are respectfully ‘invited | to atten Avcnors.—On Tuesday morning, 18th inst, after a long and lingering illness, Jonx W. Atcuors, aged 16 years and 9 months, Faneral will take "piace ew f teres from 233 | Kast lovth st, at one o'c Baitry.—On Monda: Exsnsos Faasrisa, of Boston, ase, the beloved wife | ‘ham 7. Aged 65 years, ves and friends of the family and of ner ‘The rejats ee aon a Lae ener a Bele also the barn H tnam lodge . an aro respect! } invited to attend the runeral, from the residence of | her svn-in-law, George Stamp, 584 Broome st., this | (Wedneaday) atvernoon at two o'clock, Bus Les. —The anniversary mass tor tho repose of tue soul of Susan Borex, decessea wife of Felix ‘ten ‘end mother of Rey, M. 8, Boylen, will be | fully invited to attend the tuneral, | Charch of the Nativity,’ corner of Classon av. and Madi. Toth year of iy morning, April 17, 1876, Euvima | 63 half-past nine A. M. carkieot West and iatthes nig oy Friends and relatives are invited 1o be present. Lory peony Sunday, April 16, Dr. G. N. W. Bryant, Relatives an and friends of the family a! sorecitely mmvited to attend the funeral, from "y chapel, ‘23d st, near 3d av., om ‘Wednesday, ‘April 1, at twelve o'clock. Po ace maa Tuesday, April 18, Wiisam C. Cove, aged est relatives and friends, and members of the Cus- tom House Inspectors’ Agsociation, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the Alanson Metb- odist Episcopal church, Norfolk st., on Thursday, 20th inst, at two P.M, “CorricaN.—On Tuceday, April 18, Tuomas Corricax, in the 32d year ot his age, The relatives and friends of the family aro respect- fully invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No, 163 East 3ist st, on ‘Thursday, 20th inst., at one P. M. CuTmmertsox.—At Clifton, Staten Island, in the 70th he tres age, Juma Bors, widow of the late William thbertson. Notice of funeral hereafter, Daxrets.—At Washington Heights, April 17, 1876, Mrs. Many S., wifrof the Inte Royal Daniels, aged 51 cars, Rolatives and friendsare respectfully invited to at- toud the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr, George W. Oakley, 155th st., near ay, St, Nicholas, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at two o’clock P. Providence (R. L) and Worcester (Mass.) papers Please cop; Py. Drax.—In Brooklyn, on Bunday, April 16, Huxry Drax, in the 85th year of his Funeral fronf bis late residence, 122 St. Felix st, Brookiyn, on Thursday, April 20, at two P. M. De. Mort,—On Tucsi the 18th inst. ANNABEL, a ‘of Honry and Anna De Mott, in the 6th yoar or Fauerel services atthe residence of her parents, 565 Willoughby av., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, the 19th inst., at nalf-past three o'clock. Relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully Invited to attend, The remains will be taken to New Jersey for interment, Thursday, the 20th inst. Dovix.—On Tuesday, April 18, Jous Dorie, aged 59 years, The funeral will proceed on Thursday morning, at half- st nine o'clock, from No, 231 West 40th st, to the hurch of the Holy Cross, where a solemu requiem mass will be celebrated Jor the repose of his soul, and thenco to Calvary Cemetery. The relatives and friends of the | family and the members of the Tammany Hall General Committce of the Seventeenth Assembly district are re- y invited to attend. 7 —On Tuesday, April 18, Many A.. beloved wife of John G. Deubert, in the 83d year of her age. Relatives and nds are respectiully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Thursday, the 20th, at eleven A. M., from ber late residence, 981; Ist st. The remaiys will be interred at West Brighton, 8. Farreu..—Saddenly, on ‘Sunday, 16th inst. ,» Joux FARRELI, in the S5th year of bis age. The relatives aud frionds of the family aro respect- froin bis late resi- doce, No, 519 West 28th st. on Wednesday, 19th inst., at ten o'clock, to the Church of St. Columb: Firrer.—Qn the 17th, Meta Firrer, aged 27, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, John D. Feld- maun, 219 Sands st., Brooklyn. Fonrngs —Suddenly, on the 18th of April, Mr. Josxra © Fornus, of No. 251 Baltic st., Brooklyn, in his 68th rear, y Notice of funeral hereatter. Fosway.—At Carmel, Putnam county, on Mot ail 17, Joux Fosuay, aged 61 years, 4 inonths and 6 Prarie —On Tuesday, April 18, 1876, Mary Axx, wife of Silas B. Furbush, aged 72 years. The relatives and friends of tie family, of her son, Silas 8. Furbush and of her son-in-law, Robert Smith, are invited to attend the luneral services at ber late residence, 441 East 116th st., on Thursday, April at four o'clock P. M~ Garenky.—Oo April 18, 1876, at 199 North 6th st, Brooklyn, E. D., MARY MULLEN, a native of Ballisadare, county Sligo, Ireland, widow of the late William Gaffney, of that place. Nowee of the funeral {n to-morrow's paper. GonzaLRz.—On Monday, April 17, of pein ri Puixé Mary, daughter of Antonio and Louisa zalez, aged 3 years and 5 months, ‘The relatives und friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, froth the residence ot her yarents, 412 Grand av., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, April 19, ut three P. M. Greexiuar.—Suddenly, on Monday, 17th ins L._Gregxukar, widow of the late Alfred Greenle: Faneralon Thursday, 20th inst., from her late rest- denoo, 263 Washington iuv., Brooklyn Heaty.—Many E, Hzacy, the beloved daughter of pny and Ellen Healy,’ aged 2 ycars, months, 17 lays. Relatives.and friends are invited to attond her fu- neral, on Wednesday alternoon, at one o’clock, from the residence of ber parents, 258 West 41st st. Huxr.—At Brooklyn, April 7, 1876, of paralysis, Jo- stau D. Hunt, aged 62 years. Remains taken to Peokskill for interment. Lanawaxx.—On Tuesday, April 183, Hexry Lagmany, aged 26 years and 9 months. Relatives and (riends, also members of company ©, Eighth regiment, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, 423 West 24th st, on Thursday, April 20, at one P. Laiap.—On Monday, April 1, Axx, widow of the late Martin Laird, aged 78 years. Relatives and iriends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the risiaence of her son, Jobn pci 15 Commerce. st., on Wednesday, April 19, at ten o’c! Levy.—On Tuesday, April 18, Lrowxn Lxvy, aged 66 years. Funeral from te late residence, Thursday, April 20, 1876, at one P, M. Meia.—On April 17, Joux Mxuia, a native of the parish of Tessaron, King's county, Ireland. His remains will ve taken tothe Church of the An- peat > Manbattanville, where a solemn mass of Tequiem:will be offered for the repose of his soul atten A. M., and thence to St. Ramond Cemetery, Westches- ter county, for interment. Moons.—On April 17, Mr. Bouts Moorm, aged 88 years. Funeral services at the Church of the Holy Trinity, wae near 6th av., on Thursday, 20th inst., at one Morrorp.—At Middletown, N. J., on Tu , April 18, 1876, Axxik E. Sraper, wife of Sart nenteee in the 334 year of her age. ‘Tho reiatives and (riends of the family are invited to tend the funeral, ov Friday, April 21, at eleven o'clock A.M. Carriages will be in Waiting at Middletown de- pot Lo conycy friends to = church. Train leaves foot of Liberty st. at 8:15 A. joConMacK.—On ‘Apri ay, Wiiuiam T, McCormack, the beloved gon of Patrick C. ‘and Mary McCormack, of diphtheria, aged 7 yoars, 7 mouths and 14 days. he relatives and iriends are respectinily invited to Josr- Gon- Leer | attend the funeral, on Wednesday, April 19, trum bis parents’ resivence, 606 West 43d st, at half. past one o'clock precisely. MoKerxver.—On Tuesday, Apri 18, after a short il- Epwaro Watsn McKeever, aged 3 years and 2 montbe, Youngest son of Jolin aud Sarah WeKeevor. Gone to meet his sister. Funeral on Thursday, the 20th, at two P. M., from the residence of bis parents, 79 Orchard st. Rel.tives and friends are invited to attend, tee —Lovisa, daughter of James and Marguret ‘Connor, aged 4 years aud 6 months. O'Peneral irom tie, residence of her parents, 732 14th at, on Wednesday, April 19, at wo o'clock. Pork.—In Brookiyn, on Tuesday, April 18, Jase D., wife of Gidcon Pope. Relatives and iriends of the family, also the friends of her son, John B. Pope, are invised to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 706 Nostrand ay., near St. Mark's place, Brooklyn, on’ Thursday, April 20, at three o’clocl M. “Powers.—On Monday, April 17, Ents, beloved wife of James Powers. ‘The relatives and frieuds are invited to attend the fu- neral on Thursday morning at hall-past nine o'clock, from hor late residence, 354 Ulasson ay., thence to the son st. Prixpie. —April 16, of consumption, Katn of Asa C, Prindle, aud granddaughter ‘ory Farlan, in the lech year of her age. ‘The friends of the family arc invited to attend the fonerti, from the residence of her grandtather, 202 Livingston st., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at hait-past two o'clock P.M. Satmox,—On Mopday, 17th inst, Eowano Jerren- sox, sou of the late Jamies Salmon, in the 33d year of lia age, Retatives and friends of the family are respeotfully requesied to attend the faneral, on Thursday morning, at baif-past ten o'clock, from St. George's Charch, Stuyvesaat square, without farther invitation. Suaw.—On 18th inst, ALEXANDER Saaw, in the age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fumily are respect. fally mvited ‘to attend the funeral, from his late resi dence, 324 gM 27th st., on Thursday, 20th inst, at one o'clock P.M. Skixver.—On Tuesday, April 1s, Jony S. Seren, in the 56tb year ot his Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to at- tond the juneral, from his inte residence, 9» West Houston street, on Tharsday, at ten o'clock ALM. Savers. —Suddenty, Wo He my at Harrison, West- chester county, P. H Stevens and daughter of the Cagle Ce, Stoddara. Funeral ae her late residenco, on Thursday, at twelve M. Cars leave Grand Central depot at 10:10 A. M. Car. Hlages in waiting on arrival of train. on and New Bedford papers please co ‘Tit1ov.—Suddenly, on fuesday, April Titiov, im the 59th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at tend hie funeral at his late residence, No. 43 St, on Friday, the 2ist 1: ‘. at halt-past pine A.M. ‘RUscCHEL.—On Monday, April 17, Canotrye, wife of LouteTruachol, aged 69 years and 7 months, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Peter's German Latheran charch, corner 46th st, and Lexington ay., on Thursday, at one vr. M. Warxous.—In Broukiyn, A April is, 1876, ‘Eutew V. D Gags widow of the late William G, Watrous, aged 8 yt Nottee: of the funeral hereafter. Wontrane.—April 17, Jouy J. Wonrnans, in his 87th year. neral ‘Wednesiay, April 19, at one o'clock P. M. from the Church of the Holy Communion, goth st. and 6th ay. Fricuds and relatives are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, Wrtaut.—On Monday, April 17, Hexyry Wrient, agod daughter james Mc- 8, FRaxcrs yoars. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal church, near 8th av., this (Wednesday) evening, at half- past seven o'clock. Wrmax.—Suddenty, on Tues pet 18, of paratysis, Haysan P. WrMax, widow of F. ‘yman, in the Gist Year oher age. Panera! on ered, & from 36 Saaun Relatives and invited to Rotice, ony A “sevens igtoe it STORE ON ie briein aet sale cheap; alro ut TOUT oF Oadar ot fnpdy. on fas ip BES URANT. Dany WOUA™ \ LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—s700, OWNER 14D At tw) years; now Ou AERA to “ae CO. 20 Broadway? Atk rust dections | Of ASS CORN STORE IN THE re will be sold sii ague day oF to-morrow at CAPENEY 2°SMITH. auctioneers 17 Centre se A me (E CHANCE. —FOR pen F ig Bakory, Confectioners and’ Tuneh room ; reason sor selli ce store i wa oY, main thorot AR Finer CLASS s CORNER MIQUOR STORE FOR Branch. 33 Liberty st Tnquire at No. 9 Morto: GO CASH GROCERY FOR S) ate HEAP.— ES be sald on account of death. oe at Ast av. os SilOP FIXTURES FOR BAL BALE WHTE TOR ice ~ everything complete. Apply in 0 st, hence (NOAL YARD POR SALE— SALE WEST SIDE, NEAR ROAD J ny. Address PF. box 178 Herald’ Uptown DR SALE—IN BROOKLYN, IN GOOD well stocked; silver plated shay 3 ood neighborhood. Address 8, T, T., PES SEG JED; ONE OF mains ce pt G STORE~30 YEARS bere er the best stands-ia. Brooky : sold. ecount death of the proprietor. Principals only need apply at SS a Brooklyn. p® STORE FOR SALE—A STORB OF GOOD Dharuuceutist could eS DA AV reputation and in & prominent location: «German ISON, Li s@ the bi lat . Inquire CH sehen eco WOR Sai ak peerage BATON: HEAP; good at va No. 781 Bowery. GOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS SERIE SALOON, UN the east side, now doing m fi ‘business, with ‘a lon; isane, at. low For pestinalal 7. DARE office of New England Hotel, 30 30 Bar a agents. Or SALE—A LOT OF 5 oe GouPDSTTObe eae verycheap, J. L. KNIGHT, Bennett Building, po] 6, sixth stor: OR SALE. 1K GOODWILL AND STOCK OF A fine French Ines and curtains Business, doing very well on 6th av. ; good chance fur the right party, Call at MEREAU 46th av. EASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES oF way! with a fine nny Cc ony Address. OR SAL! ‘a first elnsy Mil nary Bi customers, on the best Uptowa Branch office. ‘Only principals need upply. POR, SAGES Beas FURNITURE AND PIXTU! of & Broadway Hotel of GO rooms; house well patron ized by transient and permanent boarders, und pays. well; would exchange for unencumbered Real Estate: prineinale only. For particulars inquire of A. 8, JEROME, 36 Dey at. OR SALE—4 TWO DOUBLE LIGHT HEAVY GAS pendants; price $12. Apply to THOMPSON & CO, 72 Park plac F PATENT, STOCK, EVERYTHING complete for manufacturing ® sash “and cut tock; it welt introduced. Apply, ior three days, from 12 to yi WERNER’S, 62 Contre st, Poe SALE—HEALTH LUFT MACHINE, IN PERFECT ‘order; price $60, Address H.. S., box 154 Herald Up: town Branch office. Fe SALE—STOOK AND FIXTURES OF WELL ostablished Fangy. and Ladien’ and Gents’ Puralshing Goods, Location, 2,195 3d av., New York. Pou SALE—A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SHOP, doing a business, 40 minutes in Jersey. For par tieulats address 8., box 120 Horald oftce, ress SALE—GROCERY STORE, WELL STOCKED: sh receipts from $10 to $23 per day; rent $25 jonth: three rooms: price. $400. Aduress BoD., box. 154 Herald of offic YOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS bet fectionery Store and lee Cream Saloon, of eight Standing; first class stand ted ‘oysters ; also a beautiful bee suitable for bakery, with apparatus belonging tO 1b, every: thing got up in first class son in perlect order; will not entertain any business with speculators or agents. Apply to PsA. NORMANDEAU, 50 Aun st, New York, up atalrs, R SALE—THREE LARGE ae TWO BIL lind Tables. 502 Gth av., near 30th st. BH fs sorte STOR“ FOR SALE-IN A GOOD MANU: facturing town on the Hudson; first class Jobbing trade; A Pre chance forthe right man; good reasois for selling. ress BUSINESS, box 200 Herald office. AFES.—A LARGE FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF Safe: also second hund Safes of various maker, for sale cheap at No. 100 Maiden lane, near Pearl st. TERWILLIGER & OO. H ST), BETWEEN BROAD- ince. —Bar, Restaurant and fur- king. OLINTON PLACE ‘and University place. nished Rooms, toethor or separately, ness; three years lease. 500. —BUTTER AND GROGERY STAND FOR SALE }. for this sum, with all the stuck, fixtures, Will, de.. On one of the finest corners in tho etty ; other reuson or selling, Address STAND, box'152 Herald $20 GOH) Cast Wi vin Leahy Flag = esr 5900) tie, 8 West 3 ‘Bath st. “MAGMAN ERY. ; EX ANTED.—WANTED A 15-HORSE POWER bie engine, nearly new, ln, good order. and that Ve no communications answered un pee, eo avd al particnlars aro, fully sisted, Address MANU: 'ACTU KER, Herald office. ito BALE—A TEN HORSE BAXTER ENGINE, Al complete ardor. 4.0. DAVIS, machinist, 65 Rail ty ave Newark N. Poe SALE—AT ast Si., WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y., Fila Aone a haul 5 Engines, Boilers cca ‘ans, Vacuum Pumps, Steam Puntps, Blowin; igines, Lathes, Bolt Cutters, Vi jeos and Pulleys. »f 9 im 1x4 i Mt Kgine ao 11x94. Inch emi 3 1x4 inch Engine, x24 inch En} SHEARMAN, SP inch Barina, Erin 50 pro COFPER PLATE PRINTING PRESSES, 16 AND Sinch plank, for sale cheap, 806 Broadway. 7 ANTED—A NEW HAVEN MA PFACTCRING Com: anys, Jaa 24 inch swing, 12 toot bed, in der; also @ Lathe, 24 of 26 inen’ swing. 18 of 20 foot bed: food make, Aduteas AP. raid office. Wrap niweniaray. A TWO HORSE ‘POWER Ensine, stationary. suitable to. hoist pmo ogy weight pite dele 00 will be paid if in good order KI ITURE. AT DECK AFR COCHRAN E'S” id first class aiid relluble stand, “hen 152 and 154 Weat 23d st, between 6th and 7th avs. The most extensive Pog tap dd stock to be found AT BARGAINS USEQUALLED ELSEWHERE. Cali and be convinced. Examiog the stock si compare the figures, Polite salenmen ready and willing tv atten, Please compare ee ene Ra elsewhere. Partion purchasing large bills will here flud special and eptional inducem (WEEKLY AND JONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN for Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at B. M. OOW: RTHWAIT & CO.'S, 195 and 197 Chatham st. An ime | Monso stock at low prices. | | hair and A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, PURNT ture and Bedding at O'FARRELL'S § Hit av., between 30th and Slst sts. Payment: or monthly. AS ape a Ae eee RES! oe, 120 WEST it gi 000. or #00 pas.ce., Z $00; Teb ani bair cloth Suits, $35 and’ $55 Steck watnat hedsiends. Dressne Onees, Burges W stands, Wardrobes, hair and spring Mattresse ature, Extension Table, Bullet, Chairs, es Ka four round Chickering & Son i magnifies nt Wittdsor, S30), roont $000, “uD FROM “PEISER, 203 7 initure, Pianos, Bedding, Parties Roanekerpin ideoxs inimediately, A PAMILY, LEAVING THE CITY, WISI) TO SBLG hanusome Parlor suit, « rosewood Bedroom Set od first class. in satin, darpets, with Mattresses, Bedding, te. DECLINING sell the Furniture eo of art in Bourd if desited; rent af box 141 Herald Uptown Branel HOUSEKEEPING WILL house Po will take Story i 88 Vory low, a if tiret elnse rich and plain Be Sen which must be sold by May fy 007 ‘dons eut-enire, sy af ihe extensive Furuitace Hetablishment. 7250th at.. 40st and 421 sts., bargains that will not be met again this spring. HANDSOME PARLOR AND DRAWING RC Room gir Noe gue eas, STIS. Seslaway. Pram an 0, tor Rid Ce Ray ien Bronzes, ‘out Let eee) e4 $125; Bookcases, Desks, Chamber ge ith Drowing ‘ses, * gar Nipwetd; single Bedat Bureaus, Nattromes: Buffet, Extension Tavler Teather Set, JMiivarwares ‘Carpets, Cail brown stone private “) GREAT SAGRIFICB—FOR SALE, THis WEDNES day, a tons melook, all the Purnlfurs of 18 room, at wrivate residence 105 wear Sth ag ? if “iistece bed. Suit Hf "Extension 200 lots Guns, rer Ware UCTION ROOMS 5 AST ISTIC ST. (Wit hauner) of fine second sees Purni- : : aetna leave deposit i and waNIEC AT PRIVATE SALE —AU CORTON mates ocall ad ine prfcas amd gids at, MB vi 3 ast L4th xt catlon for SE tin at fecioate sad toorchandive ALES AR BLEGANT LARGE BL ACK WALNUT Fe artculare address NERGWANT, Herald Uptown Branch ote office, Fe 8. CSALECELEGANT | MANTEL, y AND PIER GLASS i at No. aie eas ot. FURNI- Sewing Mastin Hatirees, Mirrors, &e., de. a ORE OREN BARGAINS: pall. and Dressing ase eee Needham * Sete i ods, &e., at prices that defy co S, Sth ay., 334 and 34th ote, ea Lst (A000 SECOND WANDA AND MISFIT ENG! and Hingenta O1 Carpets Oilcloths, &e., Brusvels, three-p! very cheap at the sli piace, PARTIES avi NAS ANY 6 PETS P can redetve the inbest eons an TOD Addrons CAKPETS, box 196 Herald Uptown Branch BCO: AND FURNITURE.—JAMES BD OSABAR 1 deserij of second hand ; now open to pirchase every iption mre, men ret ern ply ato nde ere Carpets of every