The New York Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1876, Page 12

’ THE COURTS. Another Chapter in the Interminable Ring Suits. Keyser’s Answer to the Devlin Complaint. He Claims that the City Owes Him Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Instead of His Owing the City. The Sixth Avenue Railrond Company’s Fight Against the Gilbert Elevated Railroad. puree 8 eer The answer of Jobn H. Keyser in the Ring suit | Drought by Charles Devlin, already briefly referred to in the HxRaLp, was served yesterday by Mr. James W. Cairns, his attorney. tions contained in the firstone, Defenaant denies that in the year 1869, or at any other time, he entered into a@conspiracy with Andrew J. Garvey, Richard B. Con- noily, James H. Ingersoll and James Watson, or with any or either of them, as alleged in the second article of the complaint herein, or otherwisd or atall. He admits and alleges that at the time mentioned a con- spiracy was entered iffto to effect the purposes in the said article of the said complaint alleged by the de- fendant, Richard B. Connolly and the said James Wat. Yon and two other persous not named in said complaint, \owit, William M. Tweed and lever B. Sweeny; that dur- tag the years 1869, 1870 and part of the year 1871, Con” ally, Watson, Tweed and Sweeny were, respectively, oilice-holders of the city and county, Tweed being Deputy Street Commissioner, Commissioner of Pubic Works and member of the Board of Supervisors; Con- aolly, City Comptroller; Sweeny, Commissioner of Public Parks Chamberlain ‘of the city ot New fork, and on, County Audiior; that Tweed, Connolly Sweeny bad usurped and acquired she control of the government of the city and county of w York, and coutrolled the auditing and payment of all bills And clair inst either the city or county governinent; that Watson was under their power and Subject to their control, and in ali things subservient to their will and purposes. Keyser further alleges thut he had herotofore furnished goods and dene work for the and the Board of s; that, pursuant to the piracy reterred to, Various pretended claims—st n aguinst the county and others against the city the said conspirators, or some of them, in the others, fabricated and payment the unty and city re- ting to several 1 ‘each; that he was required by or and did, ia order to obtain mone © bitn lor ser Tices actually rendered and goods actually delivered, present bills for the sate, whuch, in some instances, Were increased to the third per cent of their face, and which were thereafter presented, and in some lortnal but illegal manner were tertifled to be audited, and were paid out of the city and tounty treasuries respectively, and the mouey so paid | ihorcon divided among the conspirators; that in the | tummer apd autumn of 1871 the Board of Super. visors of the county of New York, 4 the Mayor, Aldermen aud Commonalty of the city of New York were in fact under the absolute con- trol and dominion of the said conspirators, and that A. | Oakey Hall was Mayor of the city of New York and was | in the confidence and under the control of the said con- | spirators. That the defendant, Charles 8. Fairchild, is | Attorney General of the State of New York, but first | cane such by election on the Ist day of January, | 876, and uot lt is further alleged that the de- | fond: tion of the city of having become such by Bppointment in Aug Detendant admits that eo (Keyser) has some property and that the detendant ore. t, William C. Whitney, 1s Counsel to the Corpora. | ew York 1 Garvey, Connolly and Ingersoll also have some pro} erty, butas to the amount possessed by said Garves Connolly or Ingersoll he has no knowledge or informa tion suiliciont to form a belief. He admits that in the your 1572 av assignment of property was mado by him lo the defendant Sebuliz, that said Schultz has received | some money and propert> wnder such assignment, but he avers that Schultz has returned the same to him and has paid nothing to the eity and county and that the | city und county relused to accept said assignment, admits that a suit was commenced and judgment re- covered against Margaret Watson, administratrix of | Tames Watson, decea: as in the complaint alleged, | and that a large part of such judgment has been collected from Margaret Watson as such adminietratrix. loges that he is and has been ready and willing to ac- count with the public authorities, and, in case any amount is found to be due from him, to pay the same, but denies any such indebtedness. Except as hereinbefore admitted or dented, he denies cach and every allegation in the complaint, and deimands that | the compiarnt be dismissed, with costs. ‘Asanaddenda to the above answer it should bo stated that Keyser claims that the city owes him about $200,000, which he cannot, however, set up in the Prosent suit, THE GILBERT ELEVATED RAILROAD, A fow days since there was published exclusively im the HeRan the substance of a complaint prepared in a puit brought in the Superidr Court by the Sixth Ave- fue Railroad Company against the Gilbort Elevated Railroad Company to prevent the latter company from building a road from Amity street to Fifty-ninth street on the route of the Sixth Avenue Railroad, As will be femembered, the chief ground of the complaint is that the deiendants intend to construct an entirely different road (rom that authorized by the Legislature to be built, the grant given them being for a tubular road worked by aimospheric pressure, It 18 claimed that thoy in- tend to operate their road by steam, and, further, that the time for constructing Uhelr road expires on the R5tb inst. The complaint was yesterday submitted to Judge Speir, holding special term of the Superior Court, anda temporary mjanction was granted restraining the defendants from doing anything in Connection with the construction of their proposed road, In connection with the complaint an undertaking was aiso filed, Messrs. Theron B, Butler. and Gordon W, Barnham becoming responsible tor $5,000 each on tho under. taki SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. In the suit of A. Burdett Smith against the Now York Tribune Asvociation, an order was yesterday entered by firection of J Speir, of the Superior Court, that Mr. Smith fle a new undertaking for costs. The suitof Mrs. Emma Eldridge against Moses Be Maclay and others, brought in the Supreme Court, was} yesterday discontinued by consent. This discontiou- ance follows as a necessity after the recent decision in the Surrogate’s Court im the Barmore will case, out of which the action grew. In the criminal branch of the United States Circutt Court, before Judgo Benedict, yesterday, Assistant Disirivt Attorney Foster asked that a panei of 100 petit jurors be summoned for the May term instead of sev- enty-two, the usual number. as thero would be cases brought to trial in which there might be difficulty in procuring unprejudiced jurors. He referred to “crooked whiskey expected to be then presented to the Court, but a mes- tage was received from the Grand Jury to the effect that they were not yet zeady to roport, and the pourt was accordingly ordered adjourned {rota day to day until next Saturday, at eleven A. M. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT— CHAMBERS, Ry Judge Lawrence, O'Ferrall va. Winks.—Bonds approved and orders | for judgment granted. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Speir. The s xth Avenue Railroad Company vs. The Gilbert at oad Company. —Order granted and un- roved. i Hogan vs Launbeer,—Remittitur, judgment af. firmed. Snyder etal, vs. The Merchants’ Exchange National Bank. —Order for judgment. Hirevol va WV -Urder for examination de bene ease Barkley ot al. vs, Fisk et al—Issues of fact and law pettled anil judgment signed. ‘The Tribune Association vs Smith. —Order dwapprov- undertaking. miter vs. iatty.—Order continaing action, MAINE COURT—-CHAMBERS, By Judge McAdam. Whitehouse vs. Vanderbilt; Sturmann va Moore. — dudgments ior oo on demurre: Harrison vs. y —Oraer resettled. —Action ordered to be contin- wed against the legal reprosentatives of the defendant, Thurber va. Wi/beim. —Judgment vacated, Botler va Black — Sureties approved. ‘athan va, Cohn; aW¥eherenber it va, rvs Breitensies wakes Moore vs, Henisteln. Motions granted ‘anell ys. Zelier.—Motion aonied. bar va. Chase, —Receiver appoihted. Bloom vs, Henistein; Kick vs. Schwab; Leary vs. Kranim. —Motions granted. 3 FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. { Before Judge Duffy. SEEKING REVENGE. About two years ago ® policeman named Duggan was eompelied to resign in consequence of certain matters brought to the attention of the Police Commissioners. He was attached to the Nineteenth precinct, and attrib. ied his troubles to one of his brother oflicers, James net, On Friday ight ched by t Hanley, aad be Defendant admits the allega- | extent of thirty-three and one | and W. W. Boyel for appellant. | side, 210 feet Ho | § the | | indictments, of which several were | they ch which the officer might be guilty. charged with a warning not to offend in that way again, WHERE 4 CLUB WAS NEEDED. William Smith, of No, 529 West Forty-sixth street, was discovered in the act of stealing a roll of carpet from John Walsh’s store, No, 252 West Forty-ninth street, and he was arrested by Officer Beck, Twenty- second precinct. Smith put his hand back to bis pan- taloons pocket as if to draw some weapon, but before be could do se he was knocked down by the officer with his club In falling an open knife in Smith's pocket cut a hole in his thigh, the point of the knife remaining im the wound. At this court he was held for trial at the Court of General Sessions. PLAYING POLICY FOR A PURPOSE. On the 4th of April James A. King, of No. 598 Greenwich street, went to the policy shop at No, 3324 of the same street, and purchased for fifteen cents a policy ticket known asa ‘gig.’ He did this, he testified. not asa gambler, but for the purpose of obtaining evidenc against the place sufficient to break iwup. And it was for the same reason that he bad not belore yester- day brought the case to the attention of the Court, Michael Labn, the person from whom the ticket had been purchased, pleaded not guilty to the charge and | bis counsel moved for bis discharge on the ground that there was no dateon the ticket; that it was not signed by any one, and especially onthe ground that ; the complainant did not purchase the ticket, as he ad- mitted, to gamble with it, The motion did not prevail and Lahn was held for trial in default of $1,000 ball, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. | Wasuinxaros, April 21, 1876. In the United States Supreme Court yesterday the following cases were heard: No. 205, Hammond & Goodoll va, Mason & Hamlin Organ Company—Appeai trom the Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts,—This was an action for an iniringement of a patent for tremolo attachment claimed as an improvement in melodeons granted to | one Lows in 1850, a reissue of which is cla | property of the appellees by assignment made in The delendants admitted that in the manufacture of | organs they use tremalo attachments made precisely tm accordance with the specifications, drawing and | model of an application for a patent made by Louis in | 1868, but alleged that it was under a license | from the patentee to their grantors made in 1871, and a series of subsequent agreemerts mado be- | tween themselves and Louis, The Court below found | that the appelices were the legal representatives and successors in business of Mason & Hamlin and were protected in tho use of the attachment by” the assign. | ment and agreements set up, and dismissed the bill | 1tus here insisted that the granting of license to ust the attachment under the original patent giv patent, unless so expressly agreed by the patentee; nd it is said there is no such contract in this case. B, Valentine for appellants, F. H. Betts for appelices, ©. 216. Carroll otal vs. Greer & Green--Appeal from the Circuit Court for the District of South Caro- lina.—This was a bill fled by the appellees for them- selves and othors as holders of bills of the Exchange Bank of Columbia, 8. C., against the receiver and | stockholders of the bank, to make the latter personally liable for the redemption ef the bills, under the alleged provisions of the bank charter. The Court sustained | the allegations of the bill, and the decroe was against | the stocknolders, It is here maintained that the | Hability under the law is to the State and not to the | creditors, and that it does not exist under the charter | to the bank, but 1s contained in a bill rechartering the | Planters and Mechanics’ Bank of South Carolina, which incidentally chartered a number of new banks, ng which was the Exchange Bank. also contended, under an act of by a forteiture of the charter the bank, and by non-compliance of tho terms of re- demption’ provided by that act, the stockholders be- came relieved from all liability, | It is farther said that in the decree below there is no proper adjustment of the sums to be paid where stockholders have already redeemed bills, Judgment being given against such do- fendants as against others who have not redeemed bills, ‘This 1s a test caso, the decision in whieh will dispose of a pumber of others of a like class. A. G. MoGrath Corbin & Stene for | amo 1869, | that appellees, REAL ESTATE, The only sales at tho Exchange yesterday were as follow: George L. Scott sold, under Supreme Court foro- closure decree, H. L. Cole, reforee, a building with plot, T6xO2x87x86Xx81.9, on Kast Kiglteenth street, north east of Broadway, for $100,000, to | J. 8. Craig, the plaintifl R. V. Harnett sold, under Supremo Court forcelosuro decree, Andrew Van Voorhees, referee, a lot 25x100, on College avenue, west side, Mott Haven, Twenty: third ward, for $750, 3 feild Murphy, Koehle: 75 ft. n. of CLM at Bhx10) (23d w E. Quin to ‘Julia Ho! fikiss Ne Lincoln a Qed | 624. | rach stn. | “to same 1g ste a of Sd ‘ay! | “Uitte At Couklia and husband to Sera ie tm | Stivav., os, G2LOK fm. of 47th st. 10xI¢ miggin nd wife to Frederick Roosevelt, 16,080.68: Al acturinz Com; 9 ft. e. of 10th av. wife to Allen I. Adams. Nom, © property; William J. Nom. Wes LOOS Ite Goenish to Fotn Hh. Watao om, Bd av., 5. w. corner FOF B8th at, Touxioorii Lexington av., Ghafler Schaftler nad wife to Marianna G 12 w, to John M. Claws 3 ft. n. of Bared to Charles 5,300 | “(referee)” to Second | _ Building Mutual Lown Association... . 16,664 Madison av..s. 6. corner 130th st, 199.10 to 12%h st. x10: Thomas Il. Landon (referee) to Ge Chesterman (executor) 200 12th st. ISS tt, w. of ay, me Levy’ (referee) t 5,500 1 4.2 ft William Bartiete (referee) to Au 2,500 fh n. of 59th st. 20, 1x00,10x frrog S. Dakin (referee) to Lehmann ~ 5,700 21st st, years; Jonn C, Winch to Ferroplastic Mansfettucinn Cow any... 94 av. n. e. corner 57th st, 7 years; John Davidson to Grand Central Bank. ™ Burrill, — P. oP 4 Will } of 88th st. 2 fo S years. Donabui 6. of Lith ny. 0 same, n. * | San | years | Orntey, Join, to Fos ¥Sanxay, a of $d aw. 5 years | Weite, nd heirs, to “Mason Young (gre, | Nonse: | 0 Juies F Mention places. of University place. to Emily Underhill, n. “W: Sage & Go., ? Beabier, t.. 6.0 Cercie Fran | os. 8. of Clin | Fishermann | atts of &y c | Sulifyan, Suseo, end busband, to | Clawson. dona M., to v. 8 8 of S8th st, a . + 7,600 } 2,000 | Re j ers and Jefferson: 3 6,000 | rt to Josep Rec derfer, n. s. of Gist Perry, Isabella T., to w.of Madison av. ; John K Ciley, n. & of 12,000 1 ye: Ach at, Veni) Broadway and Sth av.; 3 years... 10,000 id wife, to Sarah Burr, ‘n. w. cor. 12,000 nek. | 3,500 BUSINESS TROUBLES. BA meeting of the creditors of George L. Porter, a ! bankrupt insurance broker, was held yesterday before Register I. T. Williams, No. 4 Warren street, to show cause why the bankrupt showid not be discharged, The Register reserved his decision. Ezra W. Keeler, who filed petition in voluntary bankruptey before Judge Blatchford,’ of the United States District Court, some days ago, has been adjudi- cated a bankrupt The Greer-Turner Sugar Refining Company, at the corner of Wall and Pearl streets, for which a receiver was appointed some time ago, report their assets about $50,000, Seven creditors ontered, in the Coun: Clerk's office, yesterda; dgments to the extentof $121,958 22 | i | | MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS, | MARRIED. Henmax—Srever.—On Wednesdty, the 10th inst., at the residence of the bride's parents by Rev. Dr. S. Adler, Mr. Frrpixaxy Hermann, Frankfort-on- Mai Stine Sana Srevin, of New York. “No cards rankfort-on-Main (Germany) papers please copy, Heours—W mire. n tby Rev. Sohn J Magner,’ on Wednesday, 19th inat., ab the residence of Mrs, William | White, mother of the bride, Brion Grorox Avonrs to | Josrrinx® Gee revo With. Kixkxi-—Beee—On April 19, 1876, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Re ligen Burrell, Auoxat Kivket to Nasa BH. Born, ughter ol D. Spaulding, both of Brooklyn. No cards. Lrcourn—Frexngap.—On Wednesday, April 19, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Elbert Clement, Josera H. Lacovx to E.kaxon M. FRanunan, both of tie city. 7 LOVR-BLACKALL —On April 19, at Chie: UL, at the residence of tho bride's parents, by Rev, Gabon Knowles, Huxay Victor Love, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Amun, cides daughier of AH, Blackall, Esa, of no right | | to continue the use under tue extended term of the | azrox, only danghiter of Matthew and Kittie Co, in the It} of | Monvasy—Harrioas.—On April by the Rev. Hugh ttre Lose J. Munvasy to Mary E. Haruioay, doth of this city. No cards. ROSENAEIM—STKENDERGER.—On Tuesday, April 18, i the residence of the Lad Vg ste y the Rev. 1, Pritir Rosevmemt to eldest daugh- ter of Mayer Sternverger, all of thischy. NWLETON,—On April 6, by she, a. James M, King, Grorak F, Sarr to Harr M. daughter of William'K. Pendleton, No cards. Suav—Carrgm. —On Wednesday, April 19, at St, Vin- cent do Paul church, by the lev. F. Guiohetess, } ea Svau to Lavus F., daughter of M, Caffe, gg ik i this city, on Wednesday, April 19, Dr CG. A. Witnur, of Chicago, and Hew daughter of B, T, Young, DIED. Ancuen.—On Saturday, at 8 P, M., Hannan, widow of Jonathan Archer, in the 79th year of her age, Funeral will take ‘place from the residence of her son, O. H. P, Archer, No. 14 Wost S24 st Further notice hereaiter, BaskeRviLLE.—On Saturday, April 22, Pavs Basker- ViLLN, youngest son of Paul and Mary N. Baskerville, aged 14 months. Relatives and friends of the family, also Amity Chap- ter, No. 46, 0, ©. S,, are respectfully invited to attend ening, April 22, Edward N. an the funeral, trom #17 Greenwich st., on Monday, April Buavyann —un Friday, April 21, Connxisa, wife of Jacob C, Blauvelt, in.the 63d year of her age. 830 West Lith st, on Monday morning, pet 24, at halt-past nine o' Yclock. Relatives and friends are re- South church, Schralenburg, N. J., for toterment Biiss.—On the 21st inst., Davuxrr Buss, Bioow,—Suddenly, on Sainrday ev Mary E., second daughter of the tice of funeral hereafter, TSELL.—An apniversary solemn high mass of Bunrseit at the Churen of the Epiphany, om 2d av., near 21st st., at nine o'clock A. M. on Monday, April 24. Bet. —On Friday, April 21, Jous 5. Boi. Relatives and friends are invited to attend bis from his late residence, No, 445 West 18th st. Currrexpes.—April 21, of consumption, Junta Av- tenden, of Kochdale, N, J,, aud daughter of the late William of New York city. pal church, corner Murket and Hamuiton sts., Pater. son, at baifpast ten A, M. Friends are Tespect- at depot to meot 8:15 train for 23d st. Interment at Greenwood Cemewry, 24, ut two o’clock. Funeral services will be beld at her late residence,- speettully invited to attend. Remains will be taken to this city, in the 45th year of hie age. Rachel A. Bloom, rehulene will be celebrated for the late Dorornra Friends and relatives are respect{ully invited. funeral, Monday, the 24th inst., at two o'clock P. M., GUSTA CHIFTRNDEN, widow of the lute Amusig 5, Chit. Fr 7, at 8& Paul’s Protestant Episco- fully invited to attend without further notice, Coache: —On Friday, April 21, of diphtheria, Many | Oth year of her aze. | tend the funeral, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- from the Memorial church, corner West 1ith st. and Waverley place, this Sunday, at two o'cioek. Cox.—At_ Willlamsbure, April 20, M. Buaxnsey Cox, of New York, oged 66 years, Relatives, members of Chelsea Division No. 12, 80ns of Temperance, and iriends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of hi Samuel Dunlap, No. 32 Jefferson st., Williamsburg, Sunday, April 23, attwo P.M. The ‘remains will be taken to Cypress Hills for interment. The meinders of Chelsea Division, No, 12, Sons of Temperance, are requested to asseinble at thé rooms of the division 'on Sumday, Apri! 231 inst., at half-past eleven o'clock A. M., to attend the funeral of our late brother, ) C The members of the Grand Division are cordially invited, Davip Ritens, R. 3S. J. G. McCUWAN, W. P. The members of the Grand Division, 8. of T., are re- uested to meet in regs lia, with mourning badge, at tho rooms of Chelsea Di No, 12, corner of 25th st. and Sth ay,, on Sunday, April 23, 1876, at half-past eleven A. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother P. W. M. B. Cox. Members, for whom it is more convenient, may Meet us on arrival at 32 Jefferson st., at halt-past ono o'clock, HH Horkins, BR. STODDARD, GW. P. CrowLey.—On phat il April 22, MarGarst Crow- Ley, a native of the parish of Ballinascreen, county Derry, Ireland, ‘The relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 35 Monroe st, on Monday, Aj fil 24, at half-past one o' Yolock P.M. Ccrrax.—On the 2ist, J, Romains, only son of John R. and Hanoah R. Curran, in tho 5th yoar of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectiully invited attend his funeral, from the r his parents, No. 716 Latayette av., Brooklyn, day, the 24th, at two f. M. Ovrkax.—On Friday, April 21, Briparr Currax, in the 43d year of her age. mn Mon- Funeral will take place on Sunday, April 23, from 133 | Weat 33d ., at one o'clock, Relatives and friends are invited to attend, 4 CuTupertsox.—At Clifton, Staten Island, on Tues- day, April 18, of pneumonia, Jutta Boys, widow of the late W. D. Cuthverteon, tn the 70th year of her age. Darcy.—On April 20, Timotny, the beloved husband of Ellen Darcy, a native of Derryduff, parish of Rosen- voir, county Leitrim, Ireland, aged 43 years, 1 month and 20 days. The relatives, and those of his father-in-law, Patrick Roongy, are requested to attend the funeral, from lis late residence, 96 Centre st., on Sunday, 23d inst., at one o’clock P. M. Tho members of the A. 0. H. are Fequested to attend, Davis. —At Geneva, Switzerland, February 21, Jamxs | D. Davis, in his 420 year, Rolatives and friends aro rexpectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, at 8%. Patrick's Cathedral, on Tues- | day morning, the 25th ingt., at ten o'clock, without farther notice, Philadelphia papers please copy. Dirwars.—On Friday evening, April 21, after a short iliness, Aveta Harr, wife of Wiliam B, Ditmars, in the 35th yeur of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- faliy invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 224 Quincy &t., Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at half-past two 0% Docker. —Suddenty, gh Tuceday, April 18, at Ravens- wood, Long Island City, Jouy Peter Ducker, aged 60 years, 5 months and 22 days, Relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, April 23, at two o'clock P, M., from the German Lutheran chureh, in 4th st, between Valyer st. and Greenpoint av., Greenpoint, Brooklyn, E. D. Faxrkut.—In Brookiyn, on Wednesday, 19th tnst., | Mrs. Isametna Fannent, a native of Ballyshannon, Ireland, in ber 63d year, Intorted in Calvary Cemetery on the wist inst Fickkx.—On Thursday, April 20, of consumption, Ciavs Fickes, aged 36 years and 5 months, Relatives and friends are respecttully invited to at- tend bis funeral, from bis late residence, No. 1 White- hall st, th Sunday), at two o'clock. Fiexert. Thursday, April 20, 1876, Mary Avcua- | ra, widow of Francts Fickett, Esq., of New York, aged | 73'years, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 452 Henry ybtookiyn, on Sunday, 23d inst, at two o'clock F GaLtaGnen,—On Saturday, Marcanet Jane, daugh- | th from 66 Carmine eoulully invited to ter of Michael and Annie Gallagher, in the 61 her age. Funeral on Monday, at one o'ch st. Relatives and iriends are reap attend. Gimnoys.—On Thursday morning, April 20, Axx Gr- BoNs, aged 87 years. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to at- tend ber funeral, from her late residence, No. 690 Greenwich st., on’ Monday morning, at nine’ o'clock; thence to St.’ Joseph's charch, where a requiem asd Will be offered up for the repose of her soul. aged 37, e Hanxratxn.—On Saturday, 22d Relatixes and friends of the family are respecttully year of inst, Crartes Hareraent | invited fo attend the funeral, on Tuesday next, [rom his | Sunday, 284 inst., late residence, No. 20 Forsyth st., at two o'clock, oax.—On Friday, 21st., suddenly, Mary Hagax, widow of Robert Hagan, aged 51 years, The iriends of the fumily are invited to attend the funeral, from her lato residence, No, 854 9th ay., on in inst. at one o'clock = orkins.—On Friday, Apri! Thomas Horn: - fant son of Joho and Mary Hopkins, aged 4 scala and 18 days, The funoral will take place on Sunday al from the residence of his parents, No. 5 I fernoon, ‘atchen place, at one o'clock, thence to Greenwood Cemetery for in: | torment, Hvaies.—In Brooklyn, Apri! 21, at her parents? rear. dence, 871 Degraw st, Lavra FRaxc Piaughter 8 of P. G. and Kate Hughos, aged 1 month and 12 days, Interment at Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, April 22 Joves.—In Brooklyn, E. D., April 22, of diphy ee, aged Hanuy, infant son of Edward'ana Kate Joy year and 6 months Relatives and iriends of the family are res invited to attend the funeral, from the Tesidonce of ke parents, 12 Conselyca st., on Monday at two o'clock. Krowkxe.—On Thursday, April 20, Manta A. W., daughter of Elizabeth Kromeke, aged'11 years and IL months. The relatives and friends of the family invited to attend the funeral, - her No. 343 West 54th tone P.M. Law.—Un Wednesday, April 19, a olf " pril 19 Mlareee Law, aged he relatives and friends of the family, al bers of Puritan Lodge, No. 339, F. and Ait terubbabel Chapter, No. 147, RA. M.,’ are Tespectitiiy invited to poner the fp co Sixth Street _ Baptist chureb, ween avs, B and C, on Sunday, 20d in 3 Deewreed » Wd inst, atone Penitax Lovar No, 399, F, . M.—Bretarey— You are hereby sammone: to ane ‘an ometgens com- munteation, to be held in Clinton Room. Masome Pigs corner 23d st, and Oth av.,on Sanday, April at half-past twelve P.M, sharp, for the pure in paying the Inst tribnte of afection and respect to our lato brother, Matthew Law. By oraer, nt EB Ry aro respect- te Be iva Gunes, Secretary, a eaRY.—MARY, the wife of Jeremiah 1 native ot Soe foe on A Cork, Ireland, aged a yer uneral from her late residence, 84 F Ph deo long nce. rankfort st, to- Cork papers please copy. Leuwxcn.—On the 2ist inst, Hayny Lamexcmy im the 32 year of his ax Funoral to take place from his tat ’ 262 West 25th st, on Sunday, April 22, at ane NN P.M. Friends * sae — Mombers of Pers Lodge, No. 652, F. bv And the New York Central | As Schueizen Corps, are fe fesbeoxruiy invited to attend, Loxayz,—In Frankford, Fhailadelp pbia, on the 2ist inst, Cnarurs weed aged 53 year Lowwnnatxix, — deniy, on Thursa April 20, at the residence of bis brower. iorlaw, Veena i. Lorwe: the 62d year of his azo, are respecitully requested to yl tamed Mien o'clock, idence of | Martix.—On Friday, fn of consumptior Pmur Martin, of county ermanagh, Ireland, aged ours. 3 ‘The relatives and friends of the — are eres fully invited to attend the funer from his dence, No, 348 East 74th st, this (Sunday) eee 23d Inst, ab two O'elock. Mrunats.—At Westport, Conn., on Thursday, April 20, Jane KinLecK, bass ofthe late Richard Merrall, Pe ‘the 80th year of her age. The pe will be interred in the Cemetery of the Evergreens, Carriages will be in waiting at the Grand Central depot to meet the New Haven train at 11 A. M., on Monday, the 24th inst. Friends of the family respectfully mvited to attend, Mixer —On April 21, Jous P. Mixer, aged 22 years, 1 month and 11 days. ‘All the (riends 01 the family are respectfully invited to piand the funeral, from the residence of his mother, 202 Wi i April 24. at nine A. M. Mitcnsii.—On Friday, Apri 21, Winuiam alrrcmecn, foreman of Hook and Ladder, ‘Company 16, Now Y: po Fire Department, aged 37 years und 8 months. Relatives and friends of the famuly, also members of the New York Fire Department, are respectfully tn- vited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 23d inst, from his late residence, 373 Sth ay., at one o'clock, Monnisox.—At his residence, {a Brooklyn, on Friday, April 21, States D. Monnisoy, eldest son of the late John Morrison, in the 44th year of his age, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the tu- neral, from the Reformed church, 12th st, between 4th and Sth avs, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, atfour o'clock. Muniwr.—On Thursday, the 20th inst, after a short and severe iliness, Hexxy Monten, aged 62 years, 9 months and 9 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday, the 23d inst., at batf-past one P. M., from bis residence, No, 429 Weat 44th at. Murpuy.—At 81 Carmine st, on Thursday, April 20, Ex.uy, the beloved wife of James Murphy, Funeral on Sunday, April 23, at twelve o’clock M., from ber late residence, 81 Carmine st., New York. McCrravy.—On April 21, Eowarp NMeCxrapy. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend bis (uneral, on Sunday, April 23, from his lato residence, 426 Kast 17th at, at half- past one o'clock, McDowrrt.—On ‘Thursday, April 20, Joux McDow- FLL, member of Hook and "Ladder Company No. 12, New York Fire Department, aged 28 years, 2 months and 16 days. | ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brothers, James and Philip; also members of the New York Fire Department and the members of the Linwood Club, are most respectfully invited to attend | the funeral, from his father’s residence, No, 262 9th av., on Sunday, "23d inst., at one o'clock. MeGex.--On Thursday, Tuomas MoGer, in the 66th year of his age, a native of Banaho, parish of Denn, connty Cavan, Ireland. May his soul rest iu peace, Amen. The relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, Blissville, Long Island City, on Monday, 24th, at_ten o’ciock, to St, Raphacl’s Roman Catholic church, from thence to Calvary Com- etry. Cavan Anglo-Celt please copy. McLenxox.—On Friday evening, April 21, Hoyora McLuxvon, the beloved wife of Thomas MeLennon, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late resi- dence, No, 36 Railroad av., Jersey Gity, on Sunday, 23d inst, two o'clock P.M. Nrety.—On Saturday, April 22, Exrwore, youngest daughter of James and e Neely, aged 4 years, 11 months and 22 days. | Relatives and trieuds are respectfully invited to at- | tend the funeral, fiom 488 9th ay., on Monday, the 24th inst., at one o'clock F, M. | Newtox.—On Thursday, April 20, Winttam Nawros, | aged 45 years and 2 month’, The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- | vers of Clinton Lodge, F. and A. M., are respectfully in- | vited to attend the iuheral, from his late yous ce, 135 Specuens st, this (Sunday) afternoon, if-past one o’cloc Nortos,—On Saturday, April 22, Grraory Nonrtox, native of Tingahoe, Queens county, Ireland, aged 63 yeare, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully friends of the —. are invited to her late residence, 400 West on Monday, at one o'clock. Tal Joep ten Paced emnig ial on Saturday mornin; anes iene ier of Colonel Joba 22, Aww dane P. Thaylee nee THomvsox.—At his oi 44 West 34th st., on y: oui Sede hm funeral, = bs | pri at past nine ’ without further notice. ie ‘Taurr.—In White Plains, on Friday, April 21, Faxsin M., wife of Daniel J, Tripp and dauzhier of the late John G. Miller, in the Bl a of ber age. ‘The tuneral services will ‘take place in Grace church, White Plains, on Monday, the 24th inst., at two o clock M. + Kelatives and friends are invited to attend. Vax Awnixce.—On Friday, the 21st inst., ELkaNor Van Aumincx, widow of the iate Augustus Van Arings ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, which will be held at St. Thomas’ Episcopat church, Mamaroneck, N. Y., at ball-past one P. M., on Monday, the 24th inst, Train leaves Grand Central depot at 12 M. Carriages will bo at the station on the arrival of train. Warkrson.—OUn Friday, April 21, Wie P., infant son‘of Arthur J_and Louise B, Waterson, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, on Sunday, 23d inat, at one P. M., from hix parents? Tesidence, horthwest corner of Madison ay. and Sith st. WELLINGTON.—In Brook! on Friday, April 21, Evstex F., wife of Isane B. Wellington. Funeral services at her late residence, 344 Schermer- horn st, this day (Sunday), at three o'clock. Relatives and friends are reapecttully Invited to attend, Remains will be taken to Vakland Cemetery, near Boston, LOST AND FOUND. ee i “NEW YORK, NEW “Haves AND WART- ford Depot, 42d st., New York. Tnecday afternoon, 1Nth -. a small Leathern Bux, containing a ¥inder rded by addressing LEATHER BAG, Herald FINDER RE- L ADY'S WATCH, NO. 131,885, d to nddrexs box 8,394 Posi of OST—ON THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 20, AT HIP- 14 podrome, au old-fashioned (id Chain, Return to No, 6 Abingdon square and full value given. AT—SATURDAY NIGHT. OX 23D ST, AND STi 4 young black and ian, Stu, named Ladie, with liberal reward will be ae ald to the finder om ‘returning her to owner, FORSTE, ame 1 Gi Pianos of our own m: alta fe for agle and: ene 0, 112 Sth av., Store’ ‘16th st. BION” PIANOS, SECON TRUT 1 to new, 86 one-third the wie he postage ments; a chance never before offered. » ‘SIMPSON & CU,, No. 5 East 14th AS, ELEGANT STEINWAY GRAND aut Pianotorte, almost new, for sale at loss than sae poe ‘B4 East doth, 4 OENILEMAN, VERY MUCH eS witl sell anew Ptano, of elaborate work! Sane real buyer (uo agents) need address A sacrifles. GAL Her BEAUTIFUL PIANO, 8100.— A STRINWAY PIANO- legs, ovorntrune, every joy place, near Broadway, ROAINS —BARMORE’S, 368 BLEECK. ¢ out large stock Pianvs half price, order strator: $100, $190, $200. FEW SECOND UAND WEBER PIANOS AT GREAT bargains, some of them used at « very short time ‘our beat musictaus and really almost as warranted in every respect. Please call at the Ww warerooms, tt ay. and 16th at eye hy mans h TOP PIANO SIDE BAR. IN PERFECT ORDER RISLEY & BURRIS, 600 and (02 Broadway, BARGAIN FOR GASH —BEAUTIFCL © caRvEs oud te, $10), 243 DY WILL SELL Gil SRERING AG FIAvOPEESD pO cabinet finish, sve at name of Kay LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE Fotarn of 2 £0 bill lost inns, Sesurday morning na ‘om 47th wt. . és sate sort Feel in the cars to my office. A* Bargete. and match bran ERIGAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES. with Delaney's wire cushions, solely used in ail cham, ‘ables at (ip 40 Vesey 5 is; second hand RIFFITH & CO. ND SE new challenge cushion; ed. at low pri the corded edge. fect 1 DHL RIC NEW 4x8 cheap for cash; also a second hand 4x3 lor $120, At Pinno store 219. OLLENDER’: AMERICAN BEVEL Billivrd Tab! ted Pheinn & Collender combination cusions, for sale tn this city only 4t 733 Broad- way. F° SALE—AN ELEGANT EXTRA BUILT PRI vate Billiard Table. Address box 47 Post office, N. :AD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM, — CONTAINS ALL TH NEWS FOR TWO CENTS. “43gX9 COLLENDER HEVSL TABLES, NEARLY new; very cheap at 342 Gth ANTED—A SECOND TAN ci BILLIARD TABLE, \ invited to ationd the faneral, from his late residence, Debra 3d av, (Harlem), on Monday, at one o'clock “O'Baux,—On Friday morning, April 21, at his lato residence, 148 East 42d st., Davin O'BRIEN, aged 54 rer anative of Ballingaddy, county Limerick, Ire- jan May his soul rest in peace, His relatives and friends, and those of his sons, Da- vid and Dantel, are respecttully invited to attend tho funeral, from the above number, this day (Sunday), at one o'clock precisely, to Calvary Cemetery. O’Krerrex.—On Saturday, April 22, Maky Downs, | beloved wife of Michael O’Keeffee, aged 38, parish of Adare, county Limerick, Lreland. Relatives and irtends are respectfully invited to attend | her funeral, from her late residence, No, 7 Madison st., Monday, April 24, at two, to Calvary Cemetery. PaumeR.—April 20, of pneumonia, Hexry R, Pavaxr, aged 44 years, The friends are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, on Sunday the 23d, at one o'clock, at the Masonic Temple, 28d st. nnd 6th a Atias Lonar, No, 316, F, A. M.—The members of this lodge are hereby stimmonca to attend a special communication, to bo held at the Masonic Temple, on Sunday, April 33, at one o'clock, for the purpose of paying the last tribute of resuret to oar late brother enry R. Palmer. JOHN BOYD, Master. Groce W. Derver, Secrot MANHATTAN ComMMANDERY, No. K. T.—Attention, Sir Knights!—You are ordered to attend an emergent conclave, in full uniform, at our asyium, Masonic Temple, "e3d st. and 6th av., to participate in the | funeral obsequies of our late companion, Sir Knight | Henry R. Palmer, Sie Knights of sister comman- deries are courteously invited to join us. By order of | W._A. BLANCK, Com. ; T. M. Mitzx, Recorder. ‘The companions of Manhattan Chapter No. 184, R. A. M., are hereby respectfully requested to meet at tho Masonic Temple, 23d st. and 6th ay.,on Sunday, the 23d inst:, and unite with Atlas Lodge No. 316, and A.M., in paying the last tribute of respect to the menieey of our Inte worthy companion, Henry R. Palmer, Past King of Manhattan Chapter. WILLIAM T. WOODRUFF, Secretary, Parsoxs. —At Jersey City, on Friday morving, 21st inst., Cuarnes Paxsons, aged 75 years and 3 months, Relatives and friends and the members of Olivo Branch Lodge, No. 31, I. U. of O. F., are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, on Sunday, 23d inst, at his late residence, No. 166 York st, at three P. M. His. remains will Ue taken to Manbasset, L. J., on Monday, for interment. Ourve Braxcn Lover, No. 31, 1. 0. 0. F.—The mem- bers of the above-named Lodge are requested to meet at the lodge rooms on Sunday, 23¢ inst, at ove o'clock P. M., for the purpose of paying the last tribute of re- spect to our late brother, Charles Varsone, P. G. order of R.A. BENNETH, N.G.; A. Cauden, Perma- nent Secretary. Pexxex.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 22, Ep- WARD PENNER, aged 49 yours, The relatives and frends of the family are respoct- fully invited to attend the funeral, irym his resi- eae 92 Rapelyea st.,on Tucsday, April 25, at wo o’cloc! Potrer.—At his residence, $54 8th st., corner of av, C., Tuomas Porter, aged 37 years aud 6 months. he relatives ani friends of t of United Btates Lodge, 207, F, and A. M., are respect- tully invited 10 attend the funeral, on Sunday, April 2, atone P. M.. from Second street Methodist Kpis- opal church, between avs, € and D, UNITED States Lopes, 20%, F. axp A. M.—Breru- ® nu are hereby summoned to attend an omergent cor ion, to be held in Clinton Room, Masonic Te n Sunday, April 23, attwelve M., to pay the In ute of respect to our late worthy brother | Thomas Potter, By order, W. W. MARKS, Master, Joun H. Sat, Secretary. sds idgaf Friday evoning, Patawe Purorit, agod ative of Kilkenny, Ireland. *Sirelatives and trioods are respectfully. tnvited to at. tend the tuneral, at 28 Carmine st., at "wo ¥. M., San- | day, April 2% Teint. Suddenly, on Monday, the 17th inet,, Pri | ae Retry, a native’ of parish of Drumlano, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 40 years. Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from | his late residence, 343 Evst 11th st., to Calvary Como- tery. Ricnaups.—On Friday, April 21, Mra Saran Ricn- arps, widow of the late RG, Richards, in her 76th y*punoral services will be held at the residence of hor son-in-law, Robert Sherwood, 224 East 18th st., on Tuesday morning, April 25, at ten o'clock. Relatives and fricnds reapectfully mvited. uomaiW.—-On Saturday, April 22, 1876, Axx Romaix, wite of Daniel Romain, tsa, aged 58 years, Friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Lodi, tad J., on Tuesday, at two P.M. Interment at Cedar Rows.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, April 19, Cristo. H fer nt b bapdes That ei A rogheda (Ire! ) papers please copy. Rove, —Hiexnry Rowy, in the J2d year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family ; also Constelation | Lodge, I. 0. F. 3. of 1; Manhattan Lodge, Ly. United Brothers, and Centennial Lodge, 'U. D. Band A.M. jedensverein, are respectfully mvited to at tend from his lato residence, No. 307 West | goth st., this (Sunday! ) morning at ten o'clock, CoxsTELLatios Lonar, No, 66, 1. 0. F. 8. ov 1.:— Baxtares—You immMoned to attend cual ‘meeting of th | | | | | lodge, at its rooms, No. 117 West +, on ern April 23, at half-past eighvo’clock A. M. the parpose of paying the last tribute of re. Ne cur deceased apse %y ‘nc uvuan wh. By order N, President Aanox Wrixetsts, ee axnattax Lovar, No. 156, 1. Bi weston te Feapecttully requested to attend t poy table brother of our brethren, ‘Mae agian Regn from hie at renience, 3 Weak Ege order of ISIDOR METZG ‘RINSTRIN, Secretary. po 5 ts ey on n April 22, 1876, Joux R. eet 22, of pneu. nry and Martha Sea- Wet" ionte st of thefamily are respect- fully invited to Lng funeral services, at the resi- his ra West 10th st., on Sunday, at ar oeek Mine remains will be taken to Futm- ie on Monday mormog. ede 4 day, ora 22, Rican Sours, Sr., ir of ene of pneumonia, 1m the i jrom ‘Now 210 th av., Monday, 24th at 11 ih and mc dinkis (N. J.) papers please gd RP ORY conn—On Friday, A 1 21, Lizzi, twin daaghter ot day naa pebet, aged’? 2 years, 2 months and Spi anereoes, ‘23d inet, ab ELAS mane th the 20th'year of The felauves and 4 | east of Grand Central depot. mm, 4x8 feet, and equipment. Address, with de- TLLUARDS. ‘uld ‘office, 9. box 151 Herald \ ATES SPEC CALLED TO OUR FIRST CLASS STORAGE WAREHOUSES for furniture, ear- Tiages, &c., the only rooms lighted and ve a GE Ud miures 10 ALL THK LOUIS preventing injury eansed by handilug and placing on elevators. Hartion a neste examine our warehouses. CORNELIU: ORCL Ye BHOS 100 T1113 und 113 Bast Lith st Db AND SAFE KEE BAGGAGE, TRUK KS. MIRZORS, PAINTINGB, ORN M nica i PhoPkten rooms of any size; old= nost accommodating, ment in the business. ® office S93 Hudson st, extensive ie TAUGAII. Owher aud Propriet (Abingdon square). SON'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE FOR + turnitnre, pianos bageazo, &c., 049 Gth av. corner Soa tj furniture moved or boxed for shipping. Late of 69) ENTRAL STO of Brondway and 47th xt. 8 “ anos, baggage, &c. Ladies and yentiomen aro spect the premises. MORGAN & BROTHER, Managers und Owners of T PORTINGTON'S STORAGE 00 Hudson st.—Storaze 1: separnte rod as at lowest eaten. ing also in the Furniture Business, we thor ou ph ro wand tue tandling of Furniture. ‘GHARLES Tf HOHE, Proprietor, « corne: furniture, pi invited to In anos nents, woe Miabless Belen ot al slies in vaults ta font by month or year aenrd: ing absolute security. 4th av, and 2d st. age, old Goode of wit dsnt soven pe rest, if on sborace in a respousie Haswarebouse where the propeletor i tienes ot eer ding. Address GASII, box 100 Herald office. {MPIRE STORAGE WARSHOUSKS, FOR FURNI- ture, pianos, mirrors, bagsage and merchandise, in eparace rooms, af low raseh; Imepretion invited removing oxing and shipping tly ation: bo. £0 Proprictors, abe, ee and $02 Ifudson st. STORAGE COMPANY"—UNSURPASSED FOR | furnit 1d Koods of every description separate compartments; clean and orderly; low rates mosing, boxing and slipping attended to, Wes Sd door west of Uth av. ERS WARMOUSES, STH AV. FROM 35D TO | The oldest by tar, the lowest in mast ex- | eituble establishm Dusinews? 5 re, Baggage, Goods ol every deserip. » In separate cioned compartments, of any size, miways Office on 3stls at satel very conveniences | hand tor the re QTORAGE POR SraNGe AT PIANOFORTE WARE. rooms; fully insured; best of care. McbUNALD & CO., 57 East 9th st. STORAGE FOR FU RE, chandise. SMITH & 750 and 702 Sth ay, an ra ~ MISCELLANEOUS. — NGRAVINGS. PATS bought and sold at 4 University pli Of storage taken. “PURNTIVRR * Small amount & OF CHARGE, VICTOR DEMZAK, ww Oftice ot, under Savings ‘Bank. JMPORTANT TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS. —CAR- ork, Tinning, Patnring ea, done by pousible buaiide: rices to suit the times; estimates given.” Address BUILDER, box 104 Herald office. IXED PAINTS, ALL COLORS, GROUND IN OTL Sbngtish root patos, ligult slate pale Paints all mixed, ready gallon; send for ‘curd a oil 4c. ® gallon. ‘A Sew YORK cry, "OIL: oon tan IN ay DERIVES 118 MOTIVE blood: if the cirenlation is slugyish t to falter in thelr duty. Invig- ans in ordar to facilitate the conversion ece Offord into bloo ccolerste. 8 Vital current, Momachie. for. this purpose. is Scueiert Wonrks chiedam Aromatic Schnapps. An unequalled medicinal beverage. ERYTHING IN TREES, Garden Clants, including retailed at wholesaic prices; Hon ‘Softies, 24 ve st 4th foo ‘COAST WISE _ STEAMSHIPS. — EXAS LINE FOR GALT cove sueuee x at. oni States mat ter will ree og arday. P. — ro bills of lading given to all points on the Houston and a, Central International reat N erm, Galveston, Mons: Peo Harrisburg and ee at lowest yer P53 Maiden Tune, Gree: x TRAVELLERS’ REGULAR OATSKILE TINE UP THE a also for ren Ce ee aig oe lengines a oo NEW CH. es day and Saturda: |T | attended to. FOR | SALI, Piano, with’ C dut little used. tAuply to tos YDE ot make and splendid tane; He, i Sth ay., Grae Mat. case Pinnofortes, with all overstrang, &e. wo Brothers for #275 name in plate, with gusrautee ping; @ sacrifice, Please eall residence No. 47 West 16th ($100 ROBEWOOD: nELANOFORTE PIANOFORTES oa arent, 2, ver, mane instalments aby iaesrastpnip 8 ar an aoeinene a more on pth Eira or rent, F, CONNOR, 158 87th ARGALN, ‘ ments, $150 cash; instalments sal rent LE, corner 6th av, and 28d at, EA STEINWAY SQUARE “RIAN, hh io. Por Savi no dealers need apply. Cun be seen at Ni little w 62 West 171 IANOS—LANGE STOCK TO wee OR SELL nd ducing stock) at lower pric han ever. Call ant them at MERRELL' ware, LANO WANT ‘a xbod Instrum box 4,020 Post offi IANO FOR SALE CHEAP—170 EAST 73D 3ST. CALL [before Hessbiiey, TANOS $37 $10 PER MONTH he Baa PAID; T18 octavo i a; & si A, a SUNDAY ‘T CONTALNS ALL fit NEWws FOR TWO CENTS, sien D HAND PIANO, SQUARE OR UPRIGHT, OR t wanted in exchange for fine Gold Watch i 2 nond King, Address EXUHANGE, care ot ‘paraee, 2 ay, mo RENTOA CHICKERINGS UPRIGHT PIAN 7 A responsible party very low. Address, for three days, N. X., Herald Uptown Branch oftice. W SCALE PIANOS “ARE THE BEST 6 ATERS' made. touch elastic and a fine — sins 4 prices oxtromis! (aca ly pay~ 00 CASH FOR FI ‘" "oss or 7 octaves. Ses Ww. BL, Py tone; powerful, pute and even; for cash or part sles and balances in 1 mont! or ront very lows, secoud hand Mianos at rent Warerooms | ments, or bargains, Brondway, New Yor! OWACI. WATERS & SONS. WAstEo Fok Tie SUMMER—FOR ONE PER. fon's practice, w small upricht Piano. Addross, stat: ing price, &e box 119 Herald office, ANTED TO PURCHASE—AN UPRE Chickering, Weber or Stoinway's mal Fodeonitition; eivinet finish preferred, Adcress A. C., ox 3,504 Post office. OF. PER CENT REDUCTION ON NEW AND SECOND 2) hand Panos and Organs; rents from $2 $0 $7 monthly; rents applied if purchase sores J 00 Rast 4th st., noar Bowery. 40 3 es 0 50 GES wunee, wae BUY A Hees, % ror other grand, aquare oF u pabiewksair " rents PIAN conta wn Organ Instruments to rex. 100 FAN LL & OO., 15 East 14th wt. ‘ALe $1250. SEEGANT UULCKERING NTHLY net. KAUER, $52 Howery, — ny four round: Son, Pinno; sweet order; cost S! Bit “uvieny, n h SXUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES —REGEPTION Dansante, Irving Hall, Friday, April 28; Soiree RE ay atl; every Tuer aconie Mall, PRI S$ any hour wt 212 Kast it A “PLINPTON Building, Stuyvossut snd Ohvets.; oped all summer, fo lexsuns specialty; sotree Mond: G ACADEMY, 24 WEST 47H ST.— perfectly per quarter; six fashion: con perfectly: in six private leseone;’ walte, glide tote alide ‘specialties. TAMOND'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1,260 BROAD- year round: private lessons, $1; tht An Tost practi Mei ik TEACHER OF DANCING ‘elit pive peivaie leseooe daring the saenmer.” Ordos and letters left at 597 Gth ay. (news store) will be promptly losing soiree to-morrow (Monday, 6 Broadway. Dancing at 9. evening, April 24, at 1 ‘la A NUE TECTORA rse.—Monday evenin, phn 24, Dr. J. Jay Villers, Subject-—“tiumorists of the at wad ‘Presaat.” Tickets Se. and 7e., at Ponds, 39 Union square. MATEINONM ALS LL ALONE £8 THE WORLD. WOULD ANY PURE minded lady of good social position rupees to a news Paper wail from a lonesome elderly widower! —H ks Wile, a gentle, loving companion, (all heart shine and sentiment, intellect and as pocticat und artistic and one to prove indispensable, w univtance in bes honorable tex. iG LADY OF RUPINEMENT DER DESIRES THH saustntagseene nof means, with a view ta Sanaa ‘{itcas ‘NINUMMIT): Horald Uptown Branca office, GENTLEMAN OF RESPEOTABILITY AND AMPLIR moans desires ths acqnalutance of m young iady or Jridow, with 4 view to matrimony : ste must be fine looking, aaa a ace ‘Address 5. CARVER, LA! AND _ proachable fharacet ‘with damontie neconapltshmen Gsrirds to com munteate wiih kentlemen above 4 tor eholed matrimonlaliy, Addross REFERENCE, box. 5,900 Poa office, New York, EMAN ABOUT 33. HAVING AN ABUNDANT J, income, wishes the acquaintance of « indy who will on: tertain a proposition of marriage; all communications held in sirletest confidence, Address box 1,032 re y iDow V OF SOMH MEANS WOULD LIKE To MEET entleman who could appreciate & dress INDEPENDENT, Herald oitica, Wioaie at al nM preferred A pees 7 AE WSO! x. Washing, EY SES EI Wins OW SOME MEANS Wour [BANS WOULD LIKE TO MEE a xentleman situated the anme dl DEPENDENTLY, Horala e MARBLE MANTELS,’ 7 skices NEVER sate eee pegmert te aud M, ache a ae 80 Union sqaars, ee Yih ot, New a _Manutacturers MI kinds of Slate YRATES AND Fi SDERS THE 1. taf mont of Grates and Fenders ket, Guished in over le; flow nod bait low with dumping attachm: nt, © specialty: 6 larze arco rarity od Gas Logs, t nick tothe tae aR OF Ee wastes Bea cS MARBLE AND, WARBLEIZED MANTELS—NEW D signs, from 812 w Monamentai Work at kreatly reduced prices; tees for the trade, 184 Bast 1st Isth at. R* Ac THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM, TT CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS FOR TWO Gute. STEW aigr's SLATE, yee AND WOOD MAN. 0 res 9308 tels—New and ele The t lieraliy dealt with. wt sis SASH AND READ ESTATE FOR WERCIA ANDISE; original packages preferred. Address PANIC TIMES, INA FIRST CLASS — to exchange for Diamonds oF ‘Monthy , box 157 Herald office, Furniture, ew Address MAC, Gages SiS RECEPTION, “DANSANTE—-IRVING Ht April 2% Tickets at public academic: ms stoes lorry. day and Friday, | bast tithe. ORT LEE, Va AND SiIADY | TAKING Li Fry eer sereee be aa 8A NT ‘aed rs ‘anal st. | Lanen BUF in in see Cultivar : rg ee Sech , ten minutes ater Pare , ait Ser lncen ile ce ene ee eee RCUERCHE, SHADOW AND VEIL “DANSANT! Be Rea XLE ROOMS, OTH AV, AND wt ste y “Extunnen ¢ EW AND ATTRA paio—" Fy ey pornrermtone Pa Me Your Dart fy tetas far Toes a ‘The tommodions Steam sell Bay Pra "sheewuon, orn. 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