The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1876, Page 11

INSURANCE CONVENTION. QEIED DAY'S PROCEEDINGS—FINAL ADJOURE- MENT. * Atthe opening of the Insurance Convention yester- ‘aay Mr. Murray, of the German-American Company of Wew York, presented a resolution, which was passed, giving the thanks of the Board to the Automatic Signal felegraph Company and recommending the Executive Committee to earnostly consider the value of the in- sraments, with a view to some action. A communication was read by the President from the New York Stock Exchange, in which it was stated ‘that the Governing Committee of that body had decided ‘that an adjournment from July 1 to July 5 should take place, in order that the Centennial might be properly celebrated, and recommending the National Board of Fire Underwriters to do the same thing. A resolution to the effect that as far as practicable this should be done was adopted, and a recommendation to the local beards throughout the country was made of the same tenor. The following gentlemen were announced by the President as the Advisory Committee of filteen for the ensuing year:—H. H. Lampert, chairman; L. J Hendee, 8. P. Blagden, 8. Crowell, T. J, Chard, G, T. Cram, W. H. Ross, D. W. G. Skilton, W. 8. Denny, J. ‘W. Davenport, H. H. Hall, H, A. Howe, R. J. Smith and E, C. Rouse. Aresolution was then passed that the mayors of cities and towns throughout the United States should ‘de adaressed by the Board in regard to the use of fire- works on the coming celebration of the Centennial of our national independence, and recommending the is- suance of proclamations of warning ana the making of extra provisions for the suppression of fires. A communication from Alfred G, Baker, President of the Franklin Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia, ‘was read and ordered to be placed on the minutes. An invitation, causing much amusement among the mem- bers, was read from a firm of photographers, offering to take the pictures of the members, singly or im groups, and suggesting as the place ‘Terrace Garden or some other place of proper elevation,”’ Mr. WaLcorr introduced a resolution which caused considerable discussion, and in which some personal feeling was evoked, declaring thathe Secretary of the Board should be ex-officio a member of the Executive Committes, Many members spoke to this resolution, and Mr, KE. Alliger, the Secretary of the Board, begged its withdrawal, but gave notice he shoul: move’ a reso- luvin that after this year such officer should be a mem~- ber of sald committor, Motion withdrawn. An important aaa ‘was introduced by Mr, ea 48 follows :— Resolved, That any ny represented in this Board vielating ie lnwafe togurd tothe’ rates of premiuts, ead which continues to do so in spite of the pom oneresnc ol Executive Committee, shall receive two week: disciplinary action, but uo final expulsion shail take place Teer by aathority of the whole Board. Adopted. Mr. ARNOLD, of Providence, offered a resolution that the Treasurer of the Board should be ez-ogicio member pf the Executive Committee, Adopted. Mr. CROWELL said the rate of comm:ssion, which by aJaw of the Nationa! Board is fixed at 16 pot cent, ‘was not inaintained or respected in some of the com- panies in the large cities. The law is flagrantly vioiated,* and he therefore moved that the matter be «pecially referred to the Executive Committee, who should re- port at the next meeting of the Board. Adopted Mr. Cuarp, of the Fireman's Fund, of San Franeisco, complained that investigatione of abuses, under rating, &e., mn various companies were not promptly investi- gated ed special agents, and moved that any deviations from the proper tariff! be promptiy looked into by the Advisory Commities of Filteen, and especially that the bureaus at Now York, Cincinnati and Chicago be urged to increased promptitude and vigt.ance, Adopted. Mr. Davis, of Philadelphia, introducd a Fesolution that the Execuuve Gommivtes be instructed to add to the Advisory Counmittee two members during tho year, at their discretion, with the sole proviso that ono should be from the West and one from the South, »A resolution of thanks to English companies was then passed by the Board for courtesies extended to President Oakley during his recent visit to Great Britain, The following resolutions were presented by Mr. D. A. Heald, of the Home, New York:— Resolvea, That the maintenance of uniform rates, wisely mijusted 16 hasards, should be reaffirmed throughout the gountry, sud erving allegiance of thix Board to senieren ‘Resolved, That while recognizing the services of general and special agents throughout the Union we desire n closer bond between them and the Executive Committee of this body; me again give them our thauks and piedge them our t0-operation, scltaulved, That the thanks of this Board are d jocal ive companies for the noble manter in wiyich they have sustained the eflorte of this body to main. in a uniform tariff. » All of which were adopted. The report of the teliers of the result of the election of officers was hero received, and it was found that the gutiro list pubushed in the Hxnaup yesterday was Tho new President, Mr. George L. Chase, of Hartford, ‘was Conducted to the chair by Ar. Hope, and made the iprettisch address :— RN OF THE National Boanp—I beg to convey my oO itecstele thanks for this conspicuvns honor of election as presiding officer. It shall be my constant sim to till this ‘chair so as to merit your a roval. The responsibilities of position I feel very se: wore it acs that Lam GTthe hearty oaperation of members T id be med. It shall be may gare and and duty ny 10 nual ate, as far as ization you Paime ve mueh to elevate and dignity. wan Kn old proverb seys “a chain is no stronger than its wer ink.’ When ‘train comes on the National Board then it al every ee to think of his own shortcomings and set about @ reform. Mz. 8. B. Buacpss, ter late secrotary, here entered tho hall and addressed the Board on the subject which had elicited such warm expressions from members earlier In tho day, viz.—that of the Secretary's seat as ae member in the Executive Commnities. Mr. Blagi explained the misunderstanding among some ieeters in regard to the matter, and in a very hand- some manner moved that thi ject should be recon- sidored and the present Secretary, Mr. E. Alliger, made such member of the committee, Adopted unani- mously. Mtr. 6 GroncR T. Horr, President of the Coatincntal Fire, addressed the Convention in regard to the great Importance of the companies strengthening them. selves, so that when the next great tire comes—and it 1s sure to come—they would be able to sustain them- selves with honor. He said that the bolders of insar- ance stocks were unlike any otver class of investors; tLeir faith in them was almost a matter of inheritance. We need this National Bourd to know and note what tne changes are in the bi ess throughout the length gna breadth of the lan need the largest thon of companies, 80 as to bave the largest aggrega- tion of experience. He paid a glowing tribute to the laithtutness of the special and general agents of the companies, and concluded by offering the foliowing: hesolved, That the Advisory Committoe ot Fiftecn she attention of insurance companies, not memoers oF jonrd, throughout the United St desire of Boned for all information for the al guod, and to invi their active co-operation to that end, Adopted. Mr. Bowxar, of Boston, who represented the fi Fire Board in that city, wanted to know whether the members of the National Board intended tw turnish suftigient means to continue tho Boston Jocal office an- A member stated that this was already ‘e0-0pe! provided for. ‘The retiring President, Henry A. Oakey, of the Howard of New York, made a very felicitous speech in tovurn for a vote of thanks tendered him by the Na- Uonal Association. After the announcement of tho retirement of Mr. Btepben Crowell trom the Executive Committee, after service of three years, the National Board of Fire Underwriters adjourned, after a meeting of unexam- oe ‘interest the transaction of business important every insurance company in the country. The nowly-elected Executive Committees of the Na- tional of Fire Underwriters met at the close of oy annual convention, and organized by electing Mr. T. pinata New York, chairman, The comuit- en ithout transacting an} nes: wou the second week in May. if i. ROBBING THE MAILS. DMPORTANT ARREST OF A DEPUTY POSTMASTER. The Post Office authorities in Washington and tho oMcials in this city have been for some time past greatly exercised in cc nscquence of reports addressed to them of the non-receipt of letters, some of them tontaining enclosures of money, andeven tne loss of fegistered lotters in transition from'certain parts of the Btate to this city. Alter considerable surveillance of the post offices and the mail carriers on the suspected foute it was discovered thatthe tampering with the mail begs red to be at the Post (Office of the vil- Jage of Arkville, in Delaware county, The packages of Jevters arriving at New York trom certoin points beyond that office would at first intact, but on examining the letters many of them would be tound rifled of their tontents, Special Agent McDonald, of the Elmira district, was detailed to trace the fraud to its source. He at once covered the route from Deli, in Delaware county, to various stations off the principal mail lines to Margaretvilic, some fifteen miles southwest of Ark- Ville, on the stage roaie irom Delhi to Arkvillo, at which port the stage route terminates and connects with the raliroad. Mr. Meionald piaced a decoy letter in the mail at Margaretvilie and took his % at the next station on the railroad yl the Margaretville mail ing 10 gO through Arkville, and awaited events, The next mail brought the Margaretvillo and Arkvilie letter bag, on exami which it was discovered that the decoy letter had its mission—it was missing; but the detective was p id icoess to the Special Agent of the Post Office or bi 1s follows’— BB, bye a +] anaes Gates it Post Office rtm Punta Ae yiiie, ood ee A RGARETWILLE, N.Y. Romar oe The person arrested is ~ son of the Postmaster at Arkviile, to whom Was iptrusied anagement of the business of the office. Mr, ftps immediately ed to Rochester with his prisoner, who was held for examination, POST OFFICE SUGGESTION. Postmaster James suggests to persons who are about w change their regret that pir bem ratte sa them. seives considerable ani pie sie after tie i May groan Oy Nraubing tat REAL ESTATE No business of tmportanco was transacted at the Exchange yesterday, and the attendance was limited The following 1s a ist of the sales ;— ‘on A. Lawrence sold in forec! Court (E. D. 5 referee), ie ot Third avent north of Bignty. yoann sireet, with lot SL: ones to the plaintif for $19,020, in aadition to the aimount of moumbrances, ipeluding taxes and water rates, R. V. Harnett Paes nite tek, monies he Court 0 | referee), a house an Nel 320 East Tens ninth street, 325 feet west of First by order of the the " me Court (J. N. Lewis, referee), a prams pony ib oot vest of Third avenue, north si ete mbit, for $14,842. ew Ly ‘ial ed sold in foreclosure, by order of the FB op nee (C. HM, Hildreto, referee), one lat, with two houses (front and rear), on the north sk 129th street, between Toird and Fourth avenues, 25x99.11, for $8,800, together with one year's interest. Blackwell, Biker & Will Wilkins sold in foreclosure, by order of the Supreme Court (John Bassett, Jr., reieree), two houses on the south Site of Monroe street, tween Pelham and Rutgers streets, with plot, 45,9x92.8, to the plaintif, tor $10,775. ‘The leases for one year and two years, respectively, of property on King and Waits streets, were knocked down to Robert Russell for Eka and TRAN Kingsbridge road, w. ». Brtoieosievenuta 3 Anror Barocte to Benfamin Husaak Benj 840,000 White st.» No, 121, 249% f to Jamen F, Malcolun, Tit Banks, recolver, v0" Elizabeth ‘eat Bhulevard © 2 “ib ik W. of Gxprets av. Roxas; ‘Thomas Stiapaon, Je. to Robert Simpson.......... 2600 Perry stn... 1513 Wiis Wotenarde Sens ‘Mexter’ Burmore to William Hever ss, 18000 Tome chard 12th 195.6, Loht wad wife to Joba. Richa 11,250 Glwt tes. as, 00 fe we. of Ist Richitrd styles tor Waldo. Falter Nom. 4th st, ri of Barrow at., 20.6556: rman and vite to ik. Hallanin 8,000 < 13,750 aah 0 Botan to Aiaranret ‘A. Montxoiner 18,000 sStust me ay 120 fcc of Oth av., Shae dres ‘iota ges wife and others to ‘John D. Phyfe.... Nom, Henry st., 1. betwoen Sexmmel and Grand sts, 2ExT77.3; ‘Martha J. Btanisies to Mary GaP 9,000 9,000 he 17,260 Nom ah to George M. Mill tte, 275 ee ae a R aie ater em 4 27,200 , Wward Hi rh exectors to Frederick ||, Trang. ra 6th me a, 103 fe 8. of Za wr . Fsxiu0.s Henry N. Lowin to George Reppa' 000 sot, 4, 395 tt w. of nv., 172102.2, Jetve Wolt pune Bi gts 45. Stevenson. _ Bd ny ek tS ie kof Suh at 20x 100.8; Bdward Ban River, Goth to dise Crosby, referee, to Robert ‘hay Concord av. branch railrond, of, (23d ward); Thos. H. Browsky, referee, to F. Bw. corner oe at. bays Morton, 2 years ed ‘Banyer to A. A. snide 6,000 Potsch, Blione, to G, H. Wagers & S7th at, 0, 1h aye: 1 year $500 Semoles, Juli \d" husband to German Savings ‘ook on sth Bt.. w. 2d av. ; LF pes 1,000 Peter, and wife to Jules Sermona, h rea 6.000 avid 1,050 Ksafinal a, 8 rs Demnth,'s. 8. O&th st, 6. 4th ay. ; 5 years 17,000 Korn, Henry naa wile fo Tarriét Wetmore, w. 8. 2d v.. n. of 40th at, ; 5 years... 1,200 Matthew, Edward, and wife to’ Watson Matthe trustee, 17, 19 end 21 Broad ‘35, and 5? xchange place, also 57 Bros a2 Brosdway, 49 and 3 New re ian: 452 Broud- and 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 Grosby Iso 446, ri ii road pad yon '285,000 ri Cha yg 2,100 ath Ly Oliver, William i; and wile to Thomas ecutor, w. ». 3d ay., near 7st #6. ; 3 years dwife to John G, Chav 126th st., ¢. of 6th av. ; months. Brick, HHanual S. ‘and husband to ‘Sigua Life Oe =4 Company, n. 8, 38th st. of Madison Truax, Charles, 5,000 De Ganno, Lawreies’ Bde’ Bquitabie Lite Aware ance Boel fycn e, ot 2ad tw. FGA wees UL year 16,000 Murtangh, James, to Conti 100. 0: iver a ig bg may 4 wis eae ; ihe i veridge, Jubn, to Kast iver Savin Oak it and Market ste: i geet 10,000 Phyhe! ‘Joun Ih, to New York Lite Ini ounce ‘Com n. & Of S8th st. @. of eth ay Bite sine to same, n, & of SSth Z ‘Scme to same, n. x, of 5Ath of 6th. Harris, Pperigt to Second National Building Th, Mutual Loan Association, 6. Of meen te te Ot ars ot Lappin’ Mary to Philip Slaks No. 110 Wout 38th ai: hn, and wii D av. n. of Croton ay, (24th ward) ; 1 ore. to Jette Wolf, n. s. 8 5 yt Dinah. and husband, “io oO (trustee), 0. 8, of 46th st.,e. of ih av. 3 Hong, Frederick, and wife, to Edward H. others (executors), ss. of Bist st., onst of Leveriige, daha, ie dotn Water at., w. of bmg y hal Wall, Thomas, and wi Ath av, s, of Bist at.; 3 years, Struck, Theodore, nit wile to st. ¢. of 1th av. ; 5 years.. Hallana “Michael, a, Lesko Acki Dashwoo Seagwick sv. . POLICE DEPARTMENT. The Board of Police met yesterday, General Smith in the chair. Acommunication was received from Judge Hilton, asking that two officers be detailed for duty at his residence in place of Officers Disbrow and Geary, Re- forred to Committee on Rules and Discipline, Fifteen persons wore appointed patrolmen and as- signed to precincts. The resignation of Patrolman O'Conner, Twenty-tifth precinot, was accepted, An application was reecived from Judson Jarvis, asc- ing permission to exhibit to the Board an improved photogrsph case for the rogues’ gallery. Reterred to committee, . ‘The Superintendent was directed to iseue an order recommending patroimen to have their clothing —_ at either of the oeyiee firms:—Devlin & Co. Bei nett Brothers, A. Raymond & Co., or Wade & cum. mings, for the pu ot securing uniformity in the style of making uniforms. The prices agi upon for uniforms are $17 50 for a double breasted rock $12 for a single breasted, 50 for doeskin pantaloons, $4 60 for flannel blouses and $3 20 for flannel panta- loons. The cloth in all caves must be obtained from the supply room in the Central Of. MUNICIPAL NOTES. Mayor Wickham, chosen as @ delegate to the St. Louis Convention, dodged tie reporters yesterday by giving out that he was aitending the funeral of Barney Willams. President Lewis, of the Board of Aldermen, spent the entire day about the Hall, but Colonel Harri- son had not notified him of the gre nedmnn and, consequently, Mr. Lewis did not sign the warrants on the Mayor's lesk. The Ship Ownere? Association are disgusted with the Committee of the Board of Aldermen in ron ig of the protest against the construction of the Brook! and after waiting threo hours yesterday ay ah the Che the City Hall, There were present in the interest of the real estate owners and warebousemen, who wo Bop the work, A. By Miller, the counsel ot Association; Captain Snow, of the Pilot Cominusion, and eight oth: ers, After they had left, Alderman Bryan Retliey, who had returned in the meantime, requested u ress announce that a hearing would take place on Fiesda: next at two P.M. STATEN ISLAND SHAD FISHERY. The Staten Island fishermen are still making largo hauls of shad, Messrs, Simmons and Wardell hae ome ‘a catch of 400 daily, the resi oor bringin, $25 to $28 per 100 in Fal coe Sytem fishermen are also making one roan ia the Lower Bay and Narrows. CAST ASHORE, The body of an unknown man was found by the mill. tary authorities lying on the beach at Fort Columbas, It uch decomposed. The Coroner Big tad tue toay was past" tges eats | DSH ATER Oa THE DISPUTED CITY LEASES. ‘The following semi-official statemont was issued yes terday evening :— The motion before the Supreme Court to punish Com troller Green for in not executing the leaner with Mary A. Schanck for from May 1, 1875, 2,000 per f 27 Chambers st rere cya ie oy my Agr ng rent to be pi in ati ene the ‘of Aldermen fie = =] ‘Com those lessen: coustde! each case under resol ing the leasing of the Beige ‘was exorbitant, the Counsel to the Corporation, PRURY LRAsH. o furry franchise from Grand street. Now ran , Brooklyn, which was sold at public anction’en the teh inst. to the People's Ferry Company for ten years, executed by Comptroller Green under direction of the Coimmisstoners of the sinking the officers of tho said rollers ofice, who refused to nccepe that a clease \s contained therela requiring ® Property npon the di Hfneeded for improve CORONERS INQUESTS. An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Croker in the case of James Murphy, who shot himeelfin Twen- tieth street, near Sixth avenue, two weoks ago. Tho jury rendered verdict of suicide by shooting, in ac- cordance with the tacts elicited, On last Tuesday Bernard Sctiaffor, residing at No. 570 Firat ovenue, shot himself im the head on being in- formed by Officer Lorenzo de Smalley, of the Fourth Distfict Conrt, that he bada warrant charging bim with having discharged a pistol at bis wife a few days before. The man was sent to Bellevue Hospital, where he died soon afterward. Yesterday Coroner Croker held an A nest. The verdict of the jury read as fol- lows:—‘“We find that Bernard Schaffer came to death ra suicide, by shooting himself at his residence, No. 579 First avenue, on the 2th of April, death folk Jowing at Bellevue Hoapital the same day.” FOR SAL. ‘i PATR-OF ELEGANT FRENCH PI and window Cornices, with marble reste, also Chand id fou cheap for cash, Address: HOSMER, ER AND BIL- Hard Saloon, contraiy tocatod iu, tho oth ward, tf u0t Privately sold, GAFE neers, 17 Contre st. CIGAR STORE, ON THE w rent; can be bought cheap. NI acy FITTED U oe Bowery, for wale: very Apply to WM. ABBOTT, DVERTIS IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. ACTUAL CLRCULATION LAST WEEK. DAILY AVE EAC RAGE. T WORDS ONE LIN XUL REGULAR-ADVER VERTISEMENTS REC BRANCL OFFIC NO. Y OR AT THE OFFICE OF oe ARE IN TIME FOR PUBLICATION A BOTTLING BUSINESS, NEAR THE Reason for selling in t., Went Patladelphia, ON: BESt PART Apply to A “FIRST CLA. - Centennial eke dost ids, A Lai LIQUOR STOR! for ante, through sickness of owner. iLorb" e WARD.20 Broadway, ie LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE; BEST ON st; restaurants, bakeries, MITCHELL, 77 Cedar SAMPLE HOOM—THE BEST IN THIS CITY; close to new Post Office; nevor before offered for sale. LLOY. Browd) A CL. ORNER LIQUOR E sale at a sacrifice, or will take a partner who will de- voto iy time to the business, Apply to Mra. SMITH, West 45d st. _No A “FINE Geer non at. VIGAK STORE TO LET—AT SAMPLE ROOM; THE J finest and es locality hpi ea Cor? of SL ij ere choles ation, near main en- trance, for sale. MKS W. t DAS AN, United States Hotel, ‘Ce jontennial Grounds. RUG STORK, Mill clone out stim great sueri STRICKLAND, 33 Beekman at. OR BALB—STOCK AN ES L estaulished Mon P at pa and Gentlemen's Furnish- ing Goods; location 2 R SALE—A ak oF COMPOSITORS STANDS, very cheap. J,L. KNIGHT, Benuett Building, room 6, sixth story, © Fs SALE—A GROCERY AND TEA STORE, IN ood Jocastom with large cash trade, Address M., box 153 ite jeraid office. i x OR SALE CHEAP—STOOK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Will of a Grocery Store, doing a xood business; good Feasons for selling. 0 Hudson av., Brooklyn, (OR SALE—STOVE, TIN AND PLUMBING BUSI- ness; good chance for right man, 8. D, BETIS, Havk- ensack, N. J. NOR SALE GREAT BARGATK OFYERED_VINE BAR and fixtures in whole or part, at MAK. THALER'S ites nt,.16 Dey st. WOR SALB—A WELL ESTABLISHED BOOT AND Shoe Store in Yonkers trade; will sell chenp. Ap- ply to H. ROSENBEKG, 4000 Canal st. New York, JOR SALE—A BUTTER STAND; GOOD LOCATION. Apply at Stiner's tea store, Ist av., corner 19th st. Fox. |ALE—A SAMPLE ROOM IN CORTLANDT LS the best down town. Apply to LLOYD & WARD, 2 way. TOR aa OLD E: (OST ELIGIBLE ONE ave city Immedintly wi Address or call 'ABLISHED RESTA' ueees Ji SALE—FIRST GLANS SAMPLE ROOM, ELI gantly furnished; best lozation in 6th av ; very cheap for eash. No, $87 6th av., opposite Masonic Temple. OR SALE dy * een ap = force vo Vana fd LIQUOR Store, near W good bi low rent and iong lease. id OR SALE—STOOK, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES of a first class Drinking and Dining Saloon, doing u larco ess; excellent location, near Independence Hall, Phil- hia, JUHN H. HOGAN, southwest corner and POR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A FIRST CLASS CON- fectionery Store and Ie Ureum Saloon, of eight years’ firsé class stand for oysters: also a beautiful Oven, ery, with appay in first eee ry ill Mot entertain any business with, speculators or azents, Xpply to PA. NORMANDEAU, 90 Ann st, New York, up standing ROGERY FOR SALE—A SPLENDID RETAIL BUST ens, established 14 yoars: Fixturos, Lenso, Nate Wagon ber ouner wanls e feulre, inieire ol cooperage 3 ‘OOK OUT TOMORROW FOR 4 THE SUNDAY TELEGRA ALL THE coat LOCAL, SPECIAL AND GEN. TRLEGRGPINC NE aero iTS. ARBLE a ATER Arry box styles for sale SON, 262 Water st. New Y pu SHELVING, cou as TABLES, MIRRORS, Gas Fixtui y Suit Forms, Marble i de., of large store 34 Git! ic "or sale to-di Apu JHE FIRTURES OF X Aggtguon STORE FOR SALE. Inquire at 142 West 334 st, IXTURES OF A FIRST GLASS the Store to rent cheap; this ainine, W. CAMPBELL, 903 “HORIZONTAL ENGINE, TN nd wheel: also 40-horse Up- }UUN STUART, 104 Brod prime order: Fight oF Locomoti OF THE CELEBRATED rid and Machines, by GEO, PLACE, ry 121 Ghambers st ND HAND PORTABLE ENGINE WANtTED-A SE Address box and Boiler, trom 3 to 5 horse power. 2,004. Post offics ANTED— ‘D HAND UPRIGHT ‘Boiler, 38-inch dlatgavers 6 tect high, 4510 50 tubes, complete Fittings, 4¢.; good condition. Adiress, with low: est price, 0. DE COMEAU, new No. 70 Mercer New soe AMUSEME GRSRAL Pati” GARDEN, SOULE & ArPLEBy, KAU BEL, Buphonium. Mr. 0 nist F BARKITER, Colo, Mr, ROBERT Los French Horn, Also the following welt eee ‘ocul Artiets Mme. SALVOTT, Prinue Donn: Mion MANTA | BRAINARD, Mise LIZZIE M. REA k Y. A_ GRAND ptr. Kt oF ‘Birt GENTLE MEN AND YE COUSIN JONATHAN OLDE FOLKS. te A 0oD's “MUSEUM, < MATINEE at 2 and JBtiiaxa 18 rm jon, 25 cents. mai EN JAMES BONERS st. A ThRMENDUUS BILL LOOK AT bat Jy <i -soguonges 2 MATINEE DOMINICK MU AY D. Wo MICKY FREE in n ACROSS Ti Bu og TINEENT. s OO ANY TORM BAND MELODIES, x RETTA H. MOORE. nion Square Quarter. Battie Burke IAN'S BAND, HORACE WESTON, Banjoiat, and aleper Jubilee Singers, 0. D. Byron SSS “Across the Continent.” Miss Bantiy| Cea in’ MUSIC GEMS, and A. H. ‘aneDos in Willie Seymour’ JACK OF ALL TRADES, SHELDON playing soveu cifferent characters, ARK THEATRE ~ BRO \PWAY AND 92D ST. ELEVENTH WEEK In \ paar of other engagements, LAST NIGHT: AnT. NIGHTS Be. Gourse Fawcott Rowe's humorous Comedy, BR. NIGHTS, Bias LAST NIGHTS BRA LAST NIGHTS. BRA! BRASS BRASS, Baas, BRASS. oning at Saturday Mutines at 2. Aduaission, 80 cents uud Sl. 7 Mlonarved Bente, $1 6. MONDAY, ¥ eet or me ¢ a TORS NEW THE, ONY PASTOIte NEW THEATIO 837 Broadway, opposite Mvtropoli’an Hotel, TONY PASTOR. ; Sole Proprietor and Mamager THE ONLY FIRST OLA 8H ARIETY THEATRE TORS Mtar TROUPE. KA PROGRAMME aturday) NIGHT. BAT FOSTELLE, WARE MONTAGUE, KITTIb 0 anu BEN ir, ER. THE FIELDINGR, anil DREW. E YEAMANS, TENRIE TEAS Nol. At ¥ GRAY, “J. UMCANDIUENS, N 'LATOUR, mn BELLE GABRIELLE. UNCAN, JENNIE SATHBRTER gas sRbWanD: WILBUR BLAKE, KATIE EDWARDS, JULIA BLAKE, an JOSY PASTOR STAR TROUPE. INEES TURSDAY AND FRIDAY, curire change of bill and 20 new Stars ARNUM'S NEW AND GREATEST SHOW on EARTH, aa SRUREO DEG, POSITIVELY FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. ‘Two Performances daily, at 2 and 8 CENTENNIAL ACADEMY OF OBJECT TEACHING! MUSEUM of Living, Mechanical, Automatic, Pictorial and other rare Curiosities, The most extonsive travelling Menagerie In, the World, consisting of hundreds of Wild Animals, Birds and Amphibia, including BARNUM'S $25,000 BEHEMOTH, THE ONLY LIVING | MIPPOPOTAMUS in Ameri FIVE GREAT CIRCUS TROUPES, embracing the most remarkable Riders aud Athletes in the World, among which ix LOWANDE, the wondertul Brasitian Hurricane Rider and his soven Wild Horses A PATRIOTIC MUSICAL JUBILEE, Superb patriotic historical Tabieaux: National Anthems by w chorus of nevoral hundred voicgs, the whole audience to rise and join in singin, “Am clock. "Adin Voors open at Land om, 0 dren under nine half price. Reserved seats 25 cents exten Exhibits in Stamford, Conn, May 8; Bridgeport, May 9. TV ALvack's. Proprietor and Menage Mr. arog WALLACK STANDARD EVERY EVENING until further notice, will comedy, 2 bd SATURDAY MATINEE, © presented Boucicauit's finest LONDON. ASSURANUE, Especial and peculiar caro has been taken te make this production EXCEPTIONALLY | BRILLIANT, ast AND iOomalt wit be uxt HOACHABLE Distal . LESTER WAL ir. He J. MONTA NERY, event with ‘the follow! UTIUN ‘OF UILARAC- Gours IARCOURT COURTLY MAIK MEDDLE MATINEE DAY. .-Lesseos and Managers OOTIDS THEATRE, JARRETT & PALMER, TWO GRAND PERFORM NCES TO-DAY OF with the Miatingsied Engiieh actor, ba “se lar is we Ch. § yp 1s poonlar impersonation, the titular cha aperd higorical I play ie presented ith m wealth of AGS PSGENERY, UPERB. ARMOR, CORRECT COSTUMES, IIANDSOME BANNERS AND WARLIKE INSTRUMENTS. PROMINENT FEATURES of the wonderfal spect: ° AN AUXILIARY FOR i OF 400 MEN, WOMEN AXD IILDREN, representing the Enelish and, French soldiory and populace et) participating in the gran 0, PROUESSIONS BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX, AN, OPERATIC cnorus or CHOSEN, VOICES, A CHOIR OF MADRIGAL | BO A FULL CHIME OF DF cueRCH bebe FREBERICK sBLe ENEFIT of Mr. his YOULL appearance as FLU ickets now ready, May 4 (matin LD, “Romeo one Bua atthe erent HOhNt Sheri in BEN PARA SEWETT 03 thpided permiston of GUSTL DALY) as JULL iva t Mr. FRE: ROUINSON by kind permission of BHOOK & PALMER) as MERCUTIO Mr. MIGNOLD as ROMEO, Other great artists in w bill of rare attractiveness. Salo of seats begins to-day, Bowes THEATRE. Last NIGHT OF Mr. JOUN THOMPSON, Lit Acts of ON HA nD, ro Acts of DIX wih the Fares “ot SLASHER xXtND CRASHER, JONDAY—Mr. OLIVER DOUD BYRON, oe dake i” 1QUE,” TH AVENUE THEATRE, Proprietor and Manayer........Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY (Boxing at & Over at 11.) 2st week, 153d to 160th performance FINAL” “Siguts PerPeP It aces! U U EEER i u U &£E PePPP” IL U UU sORER Pr IL Q U U EK a it 3 vouu EERB., Miss Fanny Davo Me viene Me Nee 4 ue Pltred _. Devils, Yr. ‘ FINAL NIGHTS OF “PIQUE,” rreere ie ie, THE PLAY Of OF Tu-DAY, |b f and Brougham original charactors, “PIQUE” MATINER TO.DA 13 4° Saturday ovening, May 6, Mr. HARKINS? ‘BE: BEIT. (LOBE TH BATHN TH THEAT The home of Mirth, Wit, Droil Comedy, Musto and iversion of all kinds, Mr..BILLY BARRY, in his fanniost hamors, Mins SUSIE WINNER, ea euns Songstross. +E und Mme. YOUNG, in feats of Necromancy and Legerdemam, GRAND (SENATOR BOB HART, FAMILY | NDY McKER, MATINER LLAM WEST, ane, K. D. GOODING, LUGENE BLITZ Sadat gta old favorites, Master DUNN, the Infantile a ui turee charming WINNER SISTERS, ti T ROADWAY. UNF POOL. Manager 30 weiy puMPrY, nu HUMPTY DU pry. Humpty Dt Tuba HUMPTY BUMIEY. | GoRarous RPAOTAG LE MAGNIFICENT BALLET, ANT BURLESQUE, FRASER BS Cortumes, Appointments Effee ‘ THE GRAND BERLIN LET TROUPE, Premiorer-itiion DEVIN. BUIME and BARETEA, LITLE TODD, @ German Wonder. MIDGET MeDo! jen Marvel, THE GRANDEST P PRODUCTION YET PRICES Adminsion, parquet and dress clrele, 50 cents, werved sont $1. Family circle, 23 cents Private boxes, $10, 85 and &5. ‘Children under 10 ‘of nae half price to parquet dress circle nd Balle) ™ PALMER i, U's NEW PLAY. john Parseile, ma over exhibited in Mie. a CaN SHOOK iy IMMENSE SUCCESS i naapted for this theatre by Mr. Yor OSRRDO xquisite di ning Mall | Characters by Messrs. ©. Thorpe. Jr Froderie Kabinson, Stuart Robson. J. Hs dart, John Parsee, Thamue H Morris th the most an American theat: E FERREOW SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 6TH MATINEE of FERREOL, FRIDAY, April 28—Renetit of Miss KATE CLAXTON, In preparation, for early production, an entirely new and griginal American play, in four acts, witten for this theatre by Mesera A. Lanciiter ‘0 Magnus, and entitled 347, STREET OPERA How sie rere bias eee A yao ela M ALE BATH Palas ay OUNLIGIIT, 30 xakuiny STARS, a ND. a 4] pO TONGUT, AGLE o—_———_ TaRires. AGLE | BROaDway THEATRE, AGLE sD ST, THEATRE. Bole Proprietor and Mateger,-..- ost HARE Last two performances of the present bill HEH IRS AT THE, | The very talented artist, | AT THR VINER | Miss MIS sit Nie PALMBIL || MATINEE, TO-DAY, AT 2. ct amusing Fi how achnsae . > MATINEE The Entire 'O-DA’ Kvening Performance Given at the MATINEE Matinee, TO-DAY, OTE Goch aaa Burlesque of the season, nward Philp, entitled FER — he FERRY—« ———- FERRY ——O—-——_. FERRY —0 MATINER PERL —O———- FERRY -O——MATINEE, MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. MATINER Pt RISIAN VARIETIES, I RISIAN VARIETIES, anv" OTRO ADWAY. ng? As Libglyt 8 o'clock. tan esort of Gentle: emien and Strangers, rues Rest VARIETY ENTERTAIN EN’ NEW YORK MATINEE e 2 OGLOOK. MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK. (ONDAY NIGHT, i t AND vt L MONDAY Sante, Mayt, 10, gpenine of the summer seseon. | N RETURN OF THE Fare Eee 8 Li Grend ay Reappearance of the ONLY LEO *4* Box officn now oven daily from 9 to 4 SAN FRANOISCO MINSTRELS. | OPERA HOUBE AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, Broadway, SAS PRANOISCO MINSTRELS. corner 2000 st. ‘The most Ty to organization in the world BIKOH ao baht HACKUS, Ryman's Tem nee Lee WE Atle WILT, BE DAR, engine esi ON THE SHELL. DELIGHTFUL S010 AND ¢ SINGING, GLORIOUS FU. . SEATS SECURE: Matinee to-day at 2. N i, JEROME HOPKINS’ &PRINGSIDE PRATIVA for the Orpheon Fund, Academy of Music, Tih KDAY) EVENING, under the nsaal distingy with Misses L, Ned ENCH and AMY F; ark, LEGGAn BAIRD, MESSITER, . Mme. BERTUCCA WARBIZEK & PUBLPS, ep) and other Hite CHOIRS, ORGAN AND ‘GRAND ORCHKATRA. 0 poeorees sents, Tickets 50 cents and $1, at i14 and + “the Trinity Chapel Enstertide Vespers will be ase 2d OF THE by tales SOCIETY. ween & fy Ws: TT, _ LES ©. bane™ W. COK PLOM LEPFINGWELL, dRtowe HOPKINS, s pookkRering 1G PENMANS! WILLSON & WALWORT! LGB, southwest corner Union sq private instruction. BOARDING "Be SCHOOL AT WILTON, CONN. -LITTLE 16 prices; at re home fe avolstUs WHltLock: vane tied CE SPANISH THACHER ”WANTH Jessont three times a week at Adarean, ‘with terms and references, C ,. BHONOGR ‘3 BUSINESS 00) —WHO cay GIVE (Y, 1.206 BROAD. classes this aitornoon and AusRICAR et STANDARD BEVEL i RICARD Yann hag used in ‘wil Fmt a hand Tables at re: GHIFFITH &'CO., 40 Vewoy st. (JOLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN BEVET, Billiard Tables, with the colebrated Pheian & Collender combination jons, for sale in this city only at 738 Broad- ay. RSALE—TWO BILLTA Bt one large 3 Mirror, ——DENTINTRY, tf A aoe Mi oe, AP Ts hand 7th ave, near Broad: ny., Special mechanical dentist al, rubber, aoe wi mag ag pomp Bi Pistina sets; Pi jators, &e. near from Grand st rorey vot ists avenue ears or Brpea ar ear NEWBROUGH, 128 West 94th st. TPICIAL TEETH A SPROIALTY. BEAT WORK low prices: all work substan tially mase, enretully fitted ‘sod gearemtoed to give entire 3.°C. KENNEDY, 38 Bond st. ATRIMONIAL, statute pacar osehongel Heraid oon, ee ae ee \U MABILLE, STH ST, pap aD Av. Every evening at 8 P.M. odels, voluptuous art, ich 3O beanties take active park, caustiagan suckers erie crowd each night popular palace of deli:ch inees ‘Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at 2 5 Dv A ACTU, DAL HN 4 KIGHT Worbs ‘ONE Line.” SixtReE, ORD, <4 CENTS, ALL REGULAR ADIT INGy 20 CENTS A LINE, RIVED ORF EVORE 2 be ET Ae) ete a a EP. a In Tint FoR” Rit maaan eee THR ch, WaTit ST” ecurday, Ape 10 a arpa, bet WHEE, _ Comedy, in theew acts, by Bt PrOrEReoR Tesh MASONIC. TEMPL Director _ GE roy the Capitals of Fatherland and Cp and Down tho Rhine. GRAND’ ALLEGORY ERT Le “ROCK OF AGES.” MONDAY EVENING: Loudon froin the Tower to Sydewiuaun TUESDAY, Paris, the bea Adknission only we. Ws season with © raph ang Uptown Braael oft YOUNG MA yi would: tr road te ANTED—AN, AccomPLTSHED, AND HANDSOME ung, nd r use have © Addrees” SEAGK, Meraia Andress, with photo. |. 1. W., box 111 Hernia _OF LEISURE, WiTlt SOME MEANS, ike to take am interest in rat clash ean “gj of an opportanity by adurossing 4 CTSA ga EN, aan Spicy, Sparkling, Volupt Frenchy, but Artinti jey, Sparkling, Voluptnous; Frenct ut iti, Per OPO LA' MINUET AT 1 Mlle. Bertha pre the nandsomest Ballot in America. Dashin, Onre Noes jenutitul Emfly Prior. LE CHAPEAU DUN hong WER AT A, Great Hreassetit Bros. b al W WwW TABLEAUX “Wivaw Arnold Bros, Hamilton and Jobuson. Also 100 Artists of acknowledged merit. ‘Girvannt. ROOKLYN THEATRE. — Lenses and Managers. sare, SHOOK & PALMER v WEEK it Tits THE INIMITABLE py gkes FAMILY, an their new play, FUN IN A Fe An VoKES IS EDL ie “gan KITCHEN, aK a ten ky BENEDIOPS NEX! WEEK, DU _ or Mi ‘STREL TROUPE. TEKIN’ LL S BATU DAY AFTERNOON, pat Tih, O'CLO0K, COMPLIMENTARY GO: Miss ALINE Corr 1. A, =iMMENSE HTT. CROWDED HOUSES. HOWES & CUSHING'S GREAT UNITED STATE DOUBLE vincus TRAINED ANIMALS guxeriv ? sROXDWAY AND OTH AV) “aE MACE and JOw Goss, GRAND ASSAULT AT eet + EVERY pay AT 2 AN M. i eppaarance of art the, MOST rete rose ALIVE, yD THE GREATEST CIRCUS BVER ORGANIZED. No vulgarity, Ladies a iilemen can see the two aniy art (Mace and Goss) with pleas priety atench performance. Joe toss in mate! battle with Tom Alien, o! Louis, for the champion pe The Mammotly Exhibition ot the World, 25 CENTS ADMISSION, Reserved see Ay conts extra, SPECIAL MATINEE FOR L, A DIES AND CHILDREN. OitE eld under the an UNITED HUNGARIAN ROCIETIES OF NRW. YoRK, 4m ald of the sufferers by ihe inundation in Mung: RDAY, THE JOH INST. AT TH TERRACE GARDEN cori NEAR Part L.—Conecert. Part II. f ot tea: comedy tn one net-—German. Pare 1 1Danes, fasie by the renowned or theke ‘ae baat indy and Hem: #1 nahi and gentleman Colom: 1 hae , AL Mays ‘Gnfe Invertationni 206 Garden on the evening of the concert Eaura lady's tleket, 00 centa, Commencement nracienly aumaclock THK Co COMM ae Ser, “BOCTABL Baru DAY aYERNING, RT jAsonic Tain Bast 15th 91 and $b ava, CAiTINiC ® CO. Manager: Gorman sc SOUTABLES (ereney SATURDAY AFTER. noon t Aeethoven Hail, Sth wt, Seaslons 8 hat checks, Oe. Ladies respeettully thes 3 chet OP eRe A Daly ie ey IG ge 4 40 cht ae AVR Bee 3 PM. Ne THE BR. oi at oY) sii ‘No ae, i wie 12 BR ea a Bie TCE OF TH PAS Fea 3 te a AX FOR PUBLION- ON H. ped ARAY'S ay x axp arnOBAXD orrces, aiternovn aud evening. AD. fi £, Ma sit he wayeey wud aplender AIL the irene Star Company at the THIS DAP THIS DAY f SQUARE AND Ra wa and rent. @ * \) HEAUTIVUL PIANO, #100—A STRINWAY PIANO. A. tirin, seven otayo. earved lous, ovaratang: every fprovemen sacrifice te J. = nl NC to rent, per Poon and upwards new instruments a great sacrifice, OLDEMITH'S, 26 islecekor at, near Bowery. MAVING TW oF /EGANT JANE ROSEWOOD ortes, with all improvements, ful wish ‘to dispose Oj Shae, cae, De Decker ne one Steinway Om tee; Stoal, € residence: FAMILY ense Pian) GANT STRINWAY & BONS a four round rose. 000, for $800; Stoul, 1 at priv ate ‘residence 120 Wost 23d st, Li et $100 ROSE. A FOR SAL «Pian Cover and Box, near Uth ay. “LADY WILL SE rs wood 7 octave P. cluding Stool, ‘ DYARTS.. mak AUTUAL CIRGU ATION NG Wh DAILY AVERAGE RIGHT WORDS CENTS, 4 Ll AgvERT NTS Kh M. OFFION Ni P THE BRANGL 269 BROADWAY ‘OR AT. THE Tue PAREN RocS ANS wre ARE IN TIME FOR TEA Mie BAM DAY LOP OF BEG ND order, for sale at moderate p pialments, by OHICKERING & BONS, 13 corner 18th st, Piste WANTED TO HIRE—ONE THAT WOULD therwixe have to be stored, for ity keeping, or at ¢ i gentle and careful treatment assured. Ad room 31, 76 Wail st. LARGE STOCK TO NENT OR SELL (RE. ducing stock) at lower acess vor, Call and seo them at MERRELL'S, N quare, NWAYS', WATKR: CHICKERL aa rf Pianos, little used, at great bargains for ens fient class 7} ve Piano, elts make, inadern, im corer ments, not aved ix mouths, for $195 ‘cash, ACK ATERS & SON'S Warer 481 Broadway, “WANTED ‘TO PURCHAS: NANO. 1 GROCERY WANTED—DOING “X ‘BURT. hess of $1,000 per month: will pay ear; wate loeatlon find fuil partiouines.” Addrens J AM d 0 FANTED CHEAP FOR CASH “RIX WIRD Clothin, ‘orms, with he: one adjustable oval Mirror, about 2 by 4 feet, on tron stand. Address box 73 tie ; ANTED—A SECOND HAND © het it wtate low DTANC NG UP BED. price, Address , FUR TURK. LY AND “MONTHLY PA’ ruiture, Carpets and Beddin PRITHWALT © GOS 153 and 167 ¢ mouse stock at low pri At TUR FURNITURE AND CARFRTS IN TH enidence No, 970 Loxing+on av. will be ,wol 9 CRE AARE IE, ATM. EB, FAVORS AUCTION ROUSE, NO, 13 RAST 14 ‘on the premises tu-day (Saturday), after 1 —Furniture and Merchandise wanted for Tucw Partios wanting money in- ‘AMILY IN NEED OF MONEY WILL S6LL aT A swcrifice all their magnificent Household Furnitaro, Gonsisting of Parlor Suitx Hedroom Suits, Dressing, Uaacs, M ifet, Chairs, Ol Paintings, Betore Viurchaslng elvor where, ¥ near Hrondway. te be wold by th UCTION ROOMS 90 BAST 137i ST.—FURNITORE, 2A Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Armoires, Wardrobes, Books Parior Suits Biutovs, Hall Stands, Cabinets, Pinted ¥ Ly A. slepa sehold Furniture, consisting of el Parlor ean Turkish Suits, elegant Chamber Furniture, Mattresses, Linens, Pillows, Bolsters, Dining Faraivers m0 Table, Ohsirs, 9 leather, at a sacrince {9 legant four round Chickering 4 Son: Gall at private rosidence 120° West 28d tty oe ENGLISH KIDDERMINSTER CARPE’ reduced trom $1 2510 Me, por yard. Warerooms, 2 4.270 Canal st., just east of Broadway. J. W. DIMICK. Y0OD SECOND HAND. AND MISFIT ENGLISH, ay three ply and ingrain Carpets, Ollelot {, &e.,; Very chvap at the old placo, 1 coa Matting: ton st. } MANNES, « price fur Car NB OR TWO GOOD SECOND TTAND CARPETS wanted. Address, stating kind, sise and where tu be seon, U. I’., Herald oftics. PAYS THE HIGHES? fe. GEORGE A, CLARKE, 747 Broadway. _ Houses and fints furnished to order. ty ean separate rooms ost im rate, mort Ao- ommoditing, ext ble estpblishment in the bustuoes, R. T. FIRST Chass aTonage WARE- furnigure, srunia,, eases, pianos, ona Salo Deposit Vanite tor valuables; pygmanth oF year, Furniture Hasiness, rand ig of Furniture, GHARLES Pica Proprietor. (ADVERTISE IN AC pear DAILY KI THE EVENING, TELEGRAM, Ti L Meee ees LAST WEEK, lit Woks OP LSE. SITES Wits, 4) AR ADVERTISING, 20 CENTS * NTs REGHIVED DMYORE 2. f, THE BRANC FRIC: D, Siz OT! ROADW ay Oi AT THK OFFIC OF THEE in st N TIME FOR P' Wi seat STORAGE WAREHOUSE, y and 47th st.; separate rooms for Furniture, Pianos, Mirrors, tlemen are invited to inspe BRO.. managers and HAgaees WAREHOUSES, BTIT A’ ha lowest in rate, mest extenstya goods # Sin AGE FOR PousTRURE, oak Om VALUABLE, hd ¥ advanced on A dc. ; separate rooms; low ¥ con ator, watchman: furniture moved at reasonable ti sien HALES & SON, 33:0 42 Commerce at it Bleecker, STORAGE FOR FU chandise, ty EW aR 3 Sons axe ‘utiaines vom Hat nud 109 West Bd Mt, betwee Arties avout storing aro invited to exam & SON, owners and managers. IN ROOMS ON FI ee 22 Hast Sith st. Apply to Wilh Rast Soh or om premises 101 Wok MARBLE MANS T PRicks (NEVER WAPPROACHED, “i tne 0 ‘ante Be eee DENRUYN SLATE COME, 50 Union square, 4h ay, and 17th es, New York, Manutactarers of ail kinds of Hiate ‘Work, N ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED M. A’ signs, from $12 et niso ayy a greatly red prices; Marble Tarn the trade, si ae 134 Bast 180 ot, 2 est Business wames Jn tall, * a nner = near Mane a Att pT oar — RCTROPERSOR LISTER, 0 Gr AV ‘Ei, OF MORAL Dat Witicit sheonds the world rent axander by the tiving light of pirit Pow owee, —The future portrayed with «i F ra] and miraculous cures perfocmed by Mrs, C! INN NG, 12 ork Fonwt 100th 88. BDICAL. ~ Aether stant Gan eaerasetes mt ASE. MIDWIFE ‘iNce tava, 9 Not An8 3 iD MME. vit SLaKTA, Hist nC L iit aac 2¥ch vt, between 3d and Lexington ava Rai FATRKOOK, «20, hetng ~ up 8T., NEAK RO: pli $25. A pi AND io, wacnroran oT 30 YEARS" PRA 29 Liberty sty : | | |