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from John H. Valentine of bis right of Re RELA ) Hoboken, N. i, oo tae 29th of ast cir, was sent up THE, COURTS. Exaction of Usurious Interest by Savings Banks. LAWS OF NAVIGATION DEFINED. Collection of Assessments Under the Old Ring Regime. 4 BECEIVERSINP THAT Wi8 WORTH om ar ‘The trial of an important sutt involving a charge of ‘he exaction of usurious interest against a sav- ings bank came to trial yesterday before Judge Larremore, holding Special Term. The suit is brought by Thomas L. Sandford against the Union Dime Sav- ings Bank, its object being to declare void certain mort gages which are acioud on platutif’s title to certain property belonging to him in Sixty-third street, on the ground of usurious interest. The complaint sets forth that the plaintiff, wishing to save bis property, which was about to be fold under foreclosure, applied to the defendant for a loan of $70,000, That \k oftice: Mthough refusing to Joan hin the uired sum, sai that if the mortgage could be paid and the premiums bought in legally by the bank fora greater rate than even a cent the loan might be effected, and that then, Everett Clapp, who had an interest in the prop- erty and was cl 4 with carrying the loan, made an agreement with Franeis T. Clark, under which the party who had bid on the Rogers but not paid for it, gave a deed of his bid to Gl who mortgaged it to Clapp, who was only an tee s0 that the Lank should. not directly take a mortgage, but leave the morteage legally transferred to them by Clapp, to whom Sand- Jord executed a quit decd of his, Clapp agreeing to Ww more than the legal interest to the amount of $9, ane F merge plains of usury to that amount, The régaye was for one year and) was dated May 9, and alot asked to hi ¢ cancelled. Wheeler H. Peckham, who appeared for the bank, mo red vo dist that Clark wi mee the plaintif’s agent in making tho jage and did not show a cause of action. judge Larremore allowed the case to stand over until ane if obtains leave to amend his complaint, IMPORTANT ADMIRALTY CASES, Yesterday Jadge Benedict, of the United Statos Dis- trict Court, rendered bis decision in the suits of William H. Mount ot al, va, The ‘steamship Benefactor; Will- mam Hirst et al. va, Tho Same, which were actions brought to recover $145,113 of the steamship Benocfac- tor for the loss of the schooner Susan Wright ina collision which occurred on February 26, 1875, Tho place of the collision was off ®quan Beach avout ten o’clock in the morning, the weather being fine and clear at the time. The steamer, Whieh was bound outward, wags running at the rate of ten knots an Lour, while tho schooner was going at the rate of eight kuots an hour, bound to New York. There ‘Was nothing, the Judge holds in his cision, to pre- Vent their passing cach other in safety. They came together without slacking their speed, and the schooner sank almost immediately, with her valuable cargo. Alter briefly reviewing. © evidence Judge Benedict pay “The fault causing the collision was tho fault of the steamer m attem; head to pass ahead of the schooner and so close to There was no necessity for \bus shaving the “satanic: and it was bighly im- proper so to do, The steamer, having chesen such a dangerous course, it matters not whether she mis- judged her avility by forty feet and so ran into the schooner, or whetber the schooner, by reason of a similar Inigjudgment, was led to suppose that the steamer could not clear her, and at the last moment juffed, A steamer has no right, under circumstances luke these, needlessly to place herselt fn such close proximity’ to & sailing vessel that the error of a mo- Mont will bring destruction. There must be a do- cree for the libellant, with an order of reference to ascertain the amount of loss,” On the 1st of August last the canal boat Late and Early, loaded with 250 tons of coal, in tow of the-steam- boat Connecticut, was run into and sunk by the brig Arctic, in tow of the steamboat Herald, off Four Miles Point on the Hudson River, The Arctic was libelled by Louts Meyer, the owner of the canal boat, for the damage done to his boat and the loss of thecargo. Judge Blatch- ford, in the United States District Court in Admiralty, yesterday filed a decision allowing reduced amounts for he canal boat and disallowing any claim for damage to the coal, as with regard to it the evidence was too vague. ‘The coul was carried by Meyer as freight, and was hot his property, but the decision did not disallow the claim on this account. THE STARKWEATHER SUIT. Afier the Ring robberies wero brought to light it was claimed that tho city had been defrauded of a large sum of monoy by the late Henry Starkweather, father- in-law of ex-Governor Hoffman, and who fora long lime was collector of assessments. The suit not hav- tng been brought to trial up to the decease of Mr. Stark- weather, the action was revived against Mrs. Lucinda R. Starkweather, bis wileand administratrix. After y in the courts, with the usual inter- ions and counter-motions, the case finally came to yesterday, before Judge Sanford, of the Superior Ce The case is being tried by the Jadge, without a jury, and will probably occupy two or three days, Ex-Attorney General Barlow appears for the Attorney General, who is the prosecutor, and Mr. Alanson P. Nash represented the defendants. It 1s un- becessary to recapitulate the aliegations set forth in the ‘ah ee as they have already been published detail, The judgment demanded is $130,608 31. Th answer sets up that Mr. Starkweather exacted only t fees allowed by statute, berg two-and-a-half per cent on all axsessments collected and two per centon as- Sessments unpaid and returned to the Bureau of Ar- tears. position of m: Ks RECEIVERS’ FEES. It is evidently worth something to bea receiver, Theodore M. Davis was appointed receiver of the Ocean National Bank. Having wound up tho duties of nis receivership, his next step—a usual one in such cases— was to get paid for his work. The matter was referred to Philo P. Ruggles, whose report was submitted to Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Chambers. The ref- eree reported that his services were worth $58,520 63, The ground of allowing such heavy tees is that the ap. pointment dates pack to December 12, 1871, that t receiver was successtul in collecting $400,000 ana doubtful claims growing out of therobbery of the vank ; that he secured one-hait of the Portage Lake debt, amounting to $1,600,000, which was considered com. paratively worthless, and that no expense incurred in employing extra counsel. Judge Barrett decided that he had no jurisdiction in the matter, but, while leaving the question of the settlement of the fees to the Comptroller of the Currency, gives it as his opinion that, upon the proofs submitted to the releree, no other report could have been made, SINGULAR “DIVORCE SUIT. Maurice Levy some three years ago became a disciple of St. Crispin and worked for Davis Fenlight, an Eliz. abeth street cobbler In humble circumstances. The young apprentice, a8 the story goes, took a fancy to Elizabeth Fenlight, the daughter ot his employer, sho at the time being about fourteen years of age. The fair Elizabeth did not reciprocate the affections ot the youthiui Maurice and refused to marry bi ger mother, however, thought it a good mate! id in. sisted upon her marrying him, On the way lice magistrate to be matried she und police: jn any such foolishucss, This brought her to terms, but ab the marriage service she refused to take her hus- band’s hand and declared she would never live with him, which declaration sne carried into effect. Her father, us ber guardian, has brought suit for divorce. The cane came ta trial yesterday beiore Juage Donohue, holding Supreme Court, Circuit, VERDICT FOR INJ URIES RECEIVED. In the suit of, John Suilivan against John Annin, John Cowan and George Vassar, to recover $10,000 damages for injuries received by the falling of an awn. ing oa West street, New York, the jury found a verdict for the defendant, Annin, who 18 the owner ofthe house; and a verdict against Cowan, the tenant, and Vassar, the contractor for 82.500. The case was tried in the Supreme Court before Juage Gilbert. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. The Supreme Court General Term Judges will towlay hand down opinions of cases argued at the last term. It is understoog that they have giveu decisions in somo sixty cases, in the suit brought by Charles M, Black against Samuel 13, White, tried before Judge Curtis in the Su- perior Conrt, a verdict was yesterday given for $18,000 tor the plaintim “Black Friday” suits aro at a discount, The various suits against Mr, Beiden, growing out of Black Friday transuctions, were yesterday discontinued by order of Judge Speir, of the Superior Court. A motion Was made yosterany, before Judge J. F. Daly, in tha Court of Common Pleas, Special Term, for tl discharge of Henry Selling under the Stliwater act. ‘At tho close of the argument Jadge Daiy took the papers. The appeal in the suit brought inne Hawes 1 ho cantatrice, against the executors of Samuel M. Pil & payment of two months salary, at the rate ge "isco per month, was argaed yesterday m the Supreme Sourt, General Term. The Court took the pay Theodore Torkelson, one of the crow of the Swedish oark. Weeterlide, was arrested y yesterday for desertion aud taken betore United States Commissioner Osborn, who beld him to awatt the action of the Swedish Con- sal. ig omen! says he deserted in tong ts to jon an Aimerican vessel and to learn the ee ss guage, There has already been given in the Henaup the facts connected with the purchase by Jobn H. Elliott he complamt, as it omitted to allege | Cotton anni gl The case ee | - Mave Saprame Court, ‘General cig whieh / bers, for spongy Ae e ago arrested tn Philadelphia Fe dais elty for trial, on a charge of forging Wi under civil pro- it is ciatmed, was illegal. The ar- gumen' case was ned until ge 4 Reenter a: img to Clement M. Rutter five forged bonds of the Dutlalo, New York and krie Rail however, that they were forged. Rutter bad Jones arrested, ae suit brought to recover Jones thereupon brought a $20,000 damages for ma- }, De- fore ‘Judge ‘eunpiiat wan dismissed, upon the ground that there was no evidence to go to the jury of malice or of want of probable cause. Messrs. Goodrich & Wheeler ap- eared fc for the plaintif, aud Mr. W. W, Niles for the DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Lawrence Cooke vs. Wandell. —As the bill of particulars which has been demanded by the defendant has not been served, I think that this motion is [pete gone 4 brought; it 1 therefore denied, without costs, and wit leave to renew after t the service of the bill of par- tieulars. Martier vs. Marlier.—Report of referee is confirmed and judgment of divorce is granted to the plaintiff. Borst vs. Winckel.—Motion to place cause on tho ons calendar is granted and cause set down for 12th inst. Mills vs. Rodewald.—The General Term having re- | fused to dismiss the appeal im this case, I think Thee ny would be competent for me to relieve the apeilant, en it the forty-fourth rule has not been complied | with. As the exceptions were filed before the plaintiff named under the forsy-fourth rule, 1 think that upon pai ent of $10 costs the appellant is entitied to an ler that this bo deemed to have been fled in time. Tuned 1 ong Pester, Visemanday vs. Smel—Motions te Owen va, Groesbuck; The Daie Manufacturing Com- pany va. Watson; ‘Archer vs, Lanson, —Granted. arthur vs. Higgins. —Order granted for allowance, George vs. Falk; Leveridge vs. Waiervury; Cook vs, Wandell. —Orders "granted, Robeson vs, The James St. John Stationery Com- pany.—Motion ts denied without costs, Koehler va. Wholin.—The default is opened on pay- ment of $10 costs and upon service of answer in five days from date; judgement to stand as security. eermance vs. Taylor.—Caso and amendments es settled, Crankshaw va. Laugiey.—i cannet accept this afll- davit. O’Brien vs. Browning.—In this case I deny the mo- tion for the reason that itis for the interest of all the hs that there should be a receiver, and the jury | aving passed upon the issues adversely to the de- | fendanis it does Mot seom to me to be proper that any | stay should be granted to prevent the officer of the | court from taking possession. Motion denied without costs, Dickerhoff et al. va Taylor and another,—Order granted dissolving attachment. Nites va, Shaw.—The preliminary objection, that no demand of the account was made before service of the order to show cause, must bo sustained (Code, sec. 158). But, as I undersiand counsel, that upon payment of costs of motion he would be willing to turnish such ac- that upon payment of $10 costs to e ven days tnereaiter, issue to be: of original date, short notice to be accepted. Northrop vs. Hewitt.—The case of Glemsicy vs Sted. | well, cited by the plaintif!’s counsel, seems to be con- clasive upon this motion. The learned Justice to whom the application for examination was addressed, in the exercise of his discretion, granted the order, with that discretion, I caunot interfere, nor can I as- sume to determine whether it was wisely or anwisely | exercised (See Glemiy vs. Stuart, Court of Appeals in New York Weekly A gd March 13, 1876). By Judge Daniels. Goodman and another vs. Guthman.—Opinion, By Judge Barrett. Lorillard vs. Clyde.—Motion for a mandamus denied, with $10 costs, but with leave te renew upon further 3, s Prince vs. Conner, &c.—The present surety ia amply sufticient, and the undertaking—that 1s, tho three sure- tes—should be approved, Matter of the petition of Davis.—The Court has no Jurisdiction in this matter; but, as it is suggested par ‘the Comptroller desires the opinion of the Court, and as proceedings looking to that end have been taken, 1 | gee no objection to the expression of opmmion. lhave gone over the testimony, and although the amount seems to be large, yet it is amply justified by the vari- ety and extent of the service rendered. The referce could not have reported otherwise on the proofs, and his report ought to be confirmed. Matter of Hunter and another.—I seo nothing in this matier to justify the allowance asked for, although the ount wi ree, yet the account seems to have been | mere transcript from the well kept books of the | poveeyad There were but four meetings betore the ref- “re the matter was not compiicated or difficult, I ih $100 to the referee, $250 to petitioners’ counsel, $100 to Mr. Stovenson and $75 to Mr, Friend will be ample compensation for the services rend Porter and another vs. Morris et al firmed and order ior distribution granted, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Chief Justice Monell. ‘The National Park Bank of New York vs. Gunet,— Motion granted, with $10 costs, to abide event. Lambrecht va, Meagher.—Undertaking approved. Crunner, Jr., vs. Shatferer.—Order denying motion. Strickland vs Strickland. —Relerence ordered, Mina Charm vs. Adolph Charin.—Jadgment of di- vorce in plaintiff's favor, The Reat Estate Trust Company vs. Scranton et al. — Reference ordered. Travers va, O'Brien et al. —Commission ordered. Wheeier, &c., vs. Small et al.—Order denying mo- tion, with costs. | Baird et al. vs. Bloodgood et al; Cormier et al. vs. Balty; Bank de Paris et al. ve. Schucnardt; MeGucken | vs, Alexander et al. ; Cain vs. Thickbroom at all; Lally ‘vs, Colgate et al. ; Mandelick va. Belden; Yerks, Jr., va. Same; Gwynne va. Same; Keep ct al, va. Same; Yerks, Jr., va. Sane; Mandeville vs. : Sane; ‘Thurber et al. vs. Hughes; Constantine vs. Kapp; Harriset al vs. Stew- art; Meyer etal. vs. Schmidt, —Orders granted. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Jadge J. F. Daly. Meyers va, Bennott.—Ketaxation ordered, See opinion. Cotwell vs, Colwell.—Divorce granted to plaintiff. Ferroplastic Manulacturing Company vs. Bickel- hought.—Security for costs in $250 must be filed. Meyer vs. Benuett.—Motion granted. Brown vs. Volxcning.—Motion denied, without costs, Jackson vs, Jackson.—Motion granted. The Grocers’ Bank vs. Mead, —As it is'questionable whether this cause can be tried in an hour, and as it ‘will bo speedily reached on the general cai jar, the | motion is denied, without costs, MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, hy Judge McAdam. Koppel vs, Aiken.—Judgzment vacated, Back vs. Oppenheim. —Motion granted, Corcy vs. Bates, —sureties approved. Manhattan Company vs. St John.—Deposition ap- drones Culbertson.—Defendant ordered to satisfy the part of the claim admitted, Thomson vs. Messenger.—Motion to vacate arrest | denied aud case orderod on short calendar, Cunningham vs. The Mayor, &¢.—Order filed. Scowarz vs, Warring; adi vs, Levy; Tracy vs, Costello, —Motions granted, - Hale vs. Robe.—Order of April 29 vacated, Rubins vs, Browers and Maltsters’ Insurance | Company. —Granted. Easton vs. Newman.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, Thomson vs, Messenger.—Motion to vacate order of arrest denied, with $10 costs, The Amana Socicty vs. Jones.—Order granted, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Betore Recorder Hackett, ESCAPING H18 JUST PUNISHMENT, John Nannery 18 the namo of the shoemaker, of No. 69 South Fifth avenue, who, on Christmas night last, bratally kicked and beat bis poor little deformed wife, saturated her clothing with kerosene oil as she lay stuoned and helpless on the floor, and then consum- mated hs Gendishness by setting lo her, She was rescued trom a horrible death by Captain O’Donnell, of the Eighth precinct, who was attracted by ner cri | and arrived in time to carry her off in a terribly burn condition. John was arraigned at the bar yesterd: and, as his wite utverly reiused to prosecute him, ad] Court was obliged to accept bis plea of assault and bat- tery, which was the highest cfitne he could be con- victed of without the testimony of his dovoted wife. His Honor gave bim the tull penalty of the law—one year in the Penitentiary. “MMR. WEST” DISCHARGED, Mary Brecht, a servant girl formerly employed in the family of Mr, Anderson, No. 482 Henry street, Brook- lyn, died at Newark, N. J., on the 2st of February last, In her last moments she stated that her death was brought about by an abortion performed by one “Dr.’ West, of No. 4 Bleecker street, and his wi Wet alias Mary Downing. West, who her joel time before been sentenced to State Prison for two and @ half years ior causing the death of a young woman named Mary Somers in a similar manner, under the we Se ” Perry. and whose real name is Benjamin lawker, was arrest ether id his wife, under 2 Grand The cate an indictment found by and the v) jo creatures b bein, cume up ina tee hgenns court, discharged there, were re-arrested by the officers of this bs, whence county, brought here aud coated iz the fom the man was rel On $2,000 bail. The femaie was contined till yesterday, ha No was -released on ber Assistant 18 mot indictment ea t release tl 1 nord epetiee 1 upon whi wee way betries ane mone expedient time, igs MIND YOUR POCKETS, Carl Blame, of No. 123 Canal street, on the 17th of Just month, found a hand which he did not own in his trousers’ pocket. An officer saw the band inserted and arrested its owner, who gave bis name as Willian Ryan, a shoemaker, irom Newark, N. J. Ryan pleaded guiity to attempted larceny from the person, and was sent to Btate Prison for tour years. Bridget McDermott, of No, 10 Washington street, whose hand was found in the pocket of Lovy Desire, of dl. ‘Report con- | for three'years. Lawreoce Manning, of No. 19 Mott sti on April 23, stole forty cents irom the pocket of athe. of No. 98 Monroe street, _ ae stay atthe Sing Sing in- stitution two and a half Cuarles Duffy, of No. i isin street, a ber of the light fagerea traterny eae who 2 . bis avocation chiefly upon Broadway, attempted, pril 26, to pick the pocket ot Mary Glacken, pt No. doa Fifth avenue. The lady caught bite and held him until an officer ar- rived, The culprit pleaded guilty yesterday, and a resi- op the river for eighteen months was recom- men Jane Larkin, an abandoned woman who lived in Oliver street, was found guilty of picking a pocket book containing $15 from the pocket of Julius Hanck, of No. 87 First avenue, whom she caught hold of and Tobbed while he was fevean for acar. The Recorder sentenced her to five years in State Prison, and sbe ieft the court declaring that if she learned a trade she would be an honest woman when she came out PENITENTIARY BIRDS, The Recorder sent to the Penitentiary for six months each Fanny Desire, of No. 209 Greene street, who fired 4 pistol at Emile Rosier; Eugene McKenna, of No, 535 West Thirtieth street, who stole clothing from Edward Pine, of No 804 Tenth avenue, and Thomas Kelly, of No, 523 West Twentieth street, who stole a coat, hat and pair of shoes from Harry Wallace, of Verplauck’s Point, all of whom admitted their guilt A BABE OCCURRENCB. John Doyle, a young man of twenty-four, who lived at No, 64 Baxter street, was arraigned under an indict- mont charging him with having, in company with Charles Davis, broken into the cigar manufactory ot William E, Parsons, Nos, 7 and 9 West Broadway, on the night of April bd and stolen therefrom 3,500 cigars, worth $150, yle declared to Recorder Hackote th hat bis companion was innocent, * “It was lalone that committed the burgiary,” said ‘Well,” said His Honor, ‘‘you may be tell truth, which is such rare occurrence int that, in consideration of it, I will deduct one year from the sentence which lotherwise would have passed. State Prison three years and ex mouths.” A FORGER SENTENCED. Francis B. Ross, a clerk in the employ of H. W. Col- lender, No, 738 Broadway, on April 29 preseated to the Paying teller of the National Park Bank a check for $300, signed with his employer's name. Tho check ‘was cashed without hesitation, as the bearer was known by the bank officials’ Subsequently 1t was found to be a forgery, and Ross waa arrested, He pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to three years’ confine- ‘Ment in tho State Prison. POLICE COURT NOTES. At the Fifty-seventh street Police Court yesterday Mary Francefort and Charlotte Week, of No, 68 Pros Pect place, Fiftieth street and First avonue, wore held for trial on charges of assault and battery, preferred ty Marshal Louis Leubuschier, of the Seventh District Civil Court. He attempted to execute a writ of replevin on the defendants, Who thereupon assaulted him with a stone pitcher and a foot stool, which, he alleges, were broken on bis head. Yesterday morning Mrs, Sophia B. Herrick, of No, 216 West Fourteenth street, was walking up Fourth avenue, after purchasing some goods duwn town, when | she was suddenly seized from behind, and her pocket- book, containing $20 50, was snatched from ber hand. Mrs. Herrick raised an alarm, and a citizen pursued the thief and caused his arrest. In court yesterday tho risoner said that his name was James Ryan and that e resided at No. 3 Bast Broadway. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was held in $2,000 to answer, Witham H, Pitts and Thomas Lestrange, two well known thieves, were arrested aud brought up at Essex Market Folice Court, charged with assaulting and at- tempting to rob Mr. F. C. Suthey of a diamond pin, valued at $3,000, on the iat of Port 24 They waived examination and wort id in $2,000 to anewor, coURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Sorazeux Covurnr—Cuamusns—Held by Judge Law- rence,—Nos, 28, 50, 61, 68, 77, 81, 82, 92, 94, 116, 145, 198, 261, 272, 278, 2/9, 280. Supreme Cocunt—Gayenau Tarw—Hel@ by Judges Davis, att and Daniels. —Nos. 19, 20, 41, 38, 1, 2,4, 1A, 14, 85, 48, 62, 121, 122, 123, 129, 130, 60,” 15, 76, "89, 136, 189, 140," 142. Rites Goomecaruccin inn--sid by Judge Larremore.—Law and tact—Nos. 93, 369, 375, 423, 393, 162, 409, 95, 112, 311, 40, 350, 334, 323, 32u, 825, 328, 329, 200, 261, 335, 343, 318. SUPREMUS Covgr—circurr—rart l—heia by Judgo Donchue.—Short causes—Nos. 2481, 2484, 1349, 1904, 2502, 2163, 2027, 2990, 3003, 2001. 2089, 2973, 2031, 2753, 2949, 2967, 136154, 3021, niger 2679, 2969, 3945, 2050, 2961, 2005, 2907, 1817, 2071. Part 2—Adjourned to Monday. May 8, 1876 Short causes set down tor this day will be call ied on hated bea ing 1876. Part 3— Adjourned until Monday, May 8, Surrgion Court—GENEKAL Monday, May 8, 1876, Surerion Court—Srerciat Team—Held by Chiet Jus- N nob Court—Truat Tara—Part 1—Hold by Judge Curtis. —Nos, 987, 1061, 1017, 1018, 787, 1066, 1069, 1070, wort 4 1072, 1073, 1074, o7s, i lors, i077.’ Part 2—Held by Judge Sanford, Now, 956, 957, 958, 897, 1676, 1037, 126d, 722, 008, 775, 741, 856, O71, 919, 1034. Court or Common PLeas—GuxeraL TeRa—Hold by Judges Daly, Robinson and Van Brunt.—Nos, 77, 73, 87, 89, 166, Comwox Pieas—Kqurrr Tanw—Held by Judge J. F. Daly.—Nox 8, 16, 5. Court or ‘Common Prxas—TRiaL Tenu—Part 1— si —Adjourned until Hela by Judge Van Hoeson.—Nox. 1909, 1755, 2074, 152254, 1267, 2114, 17513¢, 956, 1589, 2079, 1697, 1560, 1718, 955, 986, 696, 1848, 1104, 1900, 1621, 2528, 2103, 1680; 1004%, 1211, ' Part £—Adjourned until Mon- day, May 18, 1876. Manms Cocnt—Tarat Tena—Part 1—Held by Judgo Sheridan.—Nos. 7614, 2647, 6’ 2249, 3360, 4157, 4173, 4175, 4176, 4177, 4179, 4180, 4182, 4182, 4186,'3057. Part 2-Held hy Judge Goepp.—Nos. 7258, 599, 3042, 1816, , 4082, 4087, 4095, 4101, 4117, aa, ii, $271, ae 4 7514, 3481, 3187, 4104, 4133, 581, 2810, 7619. Part 3—Held by Ju Alker,—Nos. ost, 45, 5906, ans, 636% 5363, 620, 6804, 7302, 7115, 7442, 6876,’ 6971, 7050, 198 Count ov Guxgrat Sesstoxs—Held by Recorder Hack- Emily Comstock, grand larceny; Moser, grand larceny; me vs. Edward Sharkey, petit larceny ; Same vs. James L. Kyle, petit larceny. A HEAVY LAND TRANSACTION, ‘Yesterday motion was made in the Supreme Coart of Kings county, before Judge Gilbert, in the case of Mar- tin V. Rider against Henry J. David, to vacate tho or- der of arrest. The suit was instituted by the plaintiff for the conversion of the title deed of 200,000 acres of , Kentucky land and for $60,000 damages. The complaint alleges that the deeds of the lands, which are valued at $1,000,000, were given to defendant to place on record, and that instead of so doing ho held them. David was arrested and held in $4,000 bail. Defendant’s counsel, in seeking his roleaso, claim that the lands are worth but little, hundreds of acres being offered for ten cents, ieee Gilbert reserved his decision. SFP PifONOGRAP AY SN & WALWORTIOS WANTED TO PURCHASK. "ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SECOND WAND OFFICE Partition. . Address only, giving particulars, ©. C. DOWNEY, No. 145 Hast 25th st. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS tak er tittamiture, Carvers and Bedding xt B. M. COW. W ‘80755 nd 197 Chatham st. An tm: tienen atook ab low prices PRIVATE FAMIL’, ing, will sell, in lot purchasers, all thy ant and contly Household Furniture, &e.; mag tein’ Sons roxewood Pian an Wind: cost $1,000, for $250; jor Sui Parl s, B30; $5 I ‘arpets, Olt Paintings, Bronses, Mir. rir and spring Mattresses; and a general assortment of Tiowsehod Furaiture, made to order four months aro, Call st, meni THEIR’ ENTIRE t May), in lone; great Fartor and aR Bt Pan Smite, th brocade, cont $800, for $200), mm $129; Solnway sn mber ‘Sets, with Dressing Canon, 615; 815: O; dinate Bedstends, Pareeeh, hatr and spring Mutivemes, Bookeases, Extension Table, Buffet, leather Dining Set, Siiverware; rep 1 Talecloth. th Salta 53 5 Paine one for $125; ro} bats ings, Ca mast, be sol ne 1. Mr Please (vate residence No, 47 West Tou st, be- t Sth and 6th aves, A FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR cai ped HOUSE. hold Furniture; # cremt ane: ifieent intone’ style tsotin vépende, Parlor. bulls cont $675, 1755; me don do., $100; Planoforie, v echamter hoe AAD ae aea t "Silver 7 Roeidenco 160 East 1308 su, wo HANDSOME DRESSING CASK AND BEDSTEAD; warranted hand made; must be immediately on wing the city. 80 East 20k st., second. d yaa | Faas 39 EAST 13TH STREET.—FURNT- ture, Cs Bedding, Mirrors, Pianos, Cab- Es “Arinolrens Pi its, &e. ; private sale at avetion _ AMUSEMENT: Ps AND 756 BROADWAY. Manager THE 7 nen tick Burlesque, oe tim Bi Gown edian, Nogro Co: c.g ee oun | ate Gho oP RETCHUM. Serio LBADER a Sie" A riCeN a GLOBE. | ALL ie, .2 FAVOR: Pree, Mies L.RONORA THE B.D. GOODING riled LEADER, Rib ECoRtR BLIZ, WM, WEST, THE | KEMBL erdaliy’ artist GLOB ch in'& EXTRA.—Next week then alties, THE HEYNOLDS eur hiens he Prop ‘Theatre 0, ener PASTOR'S RTAR TRO THE OHRAT CARHOLL, FAMILY, ALA, THE HUMAN SKYROCKLT. RICHARD CLiak NRPER AND STANSILL, piven omer CLARK GIBhs loa cH RLEX DIAMOND, ass YosRrit Y ae ie jfuse. SADIE DESIION, ARRIE DUNCAN, J. & EDWARD, Ni 8. . JENNIE ATTERLER. Oy a. KEEE T T 000 os. tee THEATRE. BROADWAY “XND aD st. tS JOSH HART. Proprietor aud 3 aud Manag: _EVERYTHING NEW. Entire ebange of bill, Entiro change of bin, Miss MINNIE PALMER, NI Te Mr N.C, {nor on ? and the Company in two new pieces, THE STAGE - ST ck. in which Mr. Goodwin will give his sronderful Imitasione of popalar actors mr. J ILD aa the, ‘iron Man, The first a) Marence be ia [A tm s Mile, JULTATTA vm Sars JOHN WILGL in their 4 ‘The favorite Gomentes Mr. J.J. LLACE, The LANDIS BROTHERS tn their Song and Danco on roller skates. with ry concluding eve: Seas | Ly ALLIANC. ADLES ALLIANG srg Wodnerday ai tie Y So BENEEIT OF MR, 01 yer DOUD BYRON. The gress sensation Drama, CROSS THE SONTINENT. Preceded by a FAVORITE FARCE. Paka TieATRR BROADWAY AND ap ST TWELI LPT Hl A EEK, , mente Last gual pp etuence of other engegeuast NIGHTS Goorge Fawcett Rowers humorous Comedy, LaSt NIGHTS. LAsT NIGHTS LAST NIGH NIGHTS, Evening at 8. Saturday Matince mea, 2. Admission, 50 cents und 8| Reserved Seats, $1 50. int tenet of eUM, Jol manny, COLTON and L, 8. WILLARD, MATINEE. Evening at & Raphael, th eprobate. kobbers of Pyrences, - 40 40 Volunteers, and Farce—“Don't Forget nd Berth Your Opera Glasses QAM si. prekk HOUSE, BETWEEN 2D_ 2D A very @ rit ‘ed. and Sat., matinee, THE TUREE CREAT SENSATIONS EB NIGHT :— Proprietor and Mana ..Mr. LESTER WALLACK Boucieault’s Comedy, OND cea’ URANOE, at BRFECT REPRESENTATION od fur years. Mr, Wallack foels that he fs juatified in taking this method of calling particular at- tention to THE GROUP OF ARTISTS pales in its illustration Mr, LESTER WALLACK DON" ARSU RA’ 1 EVERY EVENING AND SAT fbay MATINEG tee, Carriages ma; NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1876.—TRIPLE ‘SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. Cerro tiearie, 624 BROADWAY. Ho UMM MM PPPP TITTY ¥ C MMMM T Huu u XMM at iu [MMMM Hy Hi uuu M DDD uv u db pt M D bY M Dd bu iM ws cru Mw 18 be: Mr. poner THE BEST water MAN WONDER, LLOUS Mipuet ty a Mtn INEES “iW “AMBRICA, atthe TODD. McDONALD. Thi your seat ad | SATURDAY AT Pas Next week @ most brilliant combination and great double i every nigh CHARLOTTE THOMPSON in ber new play, Mat, MUELLER, as STUAIT ROMSON and MISS FANNY MORANT MARRIED LIFE. The full atre Company in each play. ‘AREWELL NI in the Bry comedy. strength of the Brooklyn OOTINS THEATR: JARRETT & PALMER. Lessees aud Managers POSITIVELY TWO_L. pase. NIGHTS OF NENRY V. ‘and the distinguished English actor, Mr, GEORGE RIGNOLD, in his popular tapersonatio: the titular character. The superb Histories! is presented with a wealth of M. Nivicd it SCENERY, CORRECT CO DSOME BANNERS AND WARLIRE INSTRUMENTS ea or. PROMINENT FEATURES Mee eebtaRy cory i rae ti MEN, WOMEN AND representing the F ‘Raiden nad, Foseth soldier) ahd please of London, participating in the grand PROCESSIONS A‘. BEAUTIFUL TABLE: AUX, AN OPERATIC, CHORUS OF CHOSEN VOlUgs, OR OF MADRIGAL BOYS CHIME OF CHURCH BE TUESDAY, May 9, Mr. TILLOTSO OOTH'S THEATRE, IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. JARRETT & PALMER hog 10 announes that on MONDAY BVENING NEXT, MAY by an cenecint arran ». LES! \GLISH ed GRAND with the distingul Ameren Pri D KELLOGG, Miss CLARA LOU: will appoar in this theatro In Me reat ‘Spectacular an OP tie Nontin Opers and grand, STAR din astyle of unusual m which will be prod: I8eonce gover FOUR HUNDRED. and the auxiliary tore the other marveiloux features, beyond NEW SCENERY, EL ROANT CONTUMES and “DRA CTIFUL UNIFORMS, iGinenns a INFANTRY and COMPLETB BAT. Ps RIES OF ARTILLERY MILITARY BRASS BAND! a till Drum Corps, augmented Orehosira ane A GRAND CHORUS SPECIAL PRICES. RESERVED SBATS—Parquot and Batcon: ADMISSION, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) at 8 A. M. *," Miss KELLOGG will appear at every oue of the five performances Monday, Tuesday, Wodnesday and Friday evenings and at the SATU RDAY MATINEE. OOTH'S THEATRE. TREASURER ' TILLOTSON’S BLNEFIT. Bale of seats ts begins to-day. The annual benefit of the Treasurer, Mr. WM. W. TILLOTSOR, will occur on TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, MAY 8, 1670 mrmck eecne RRR ae el! ont snera harming ebmedy draina the Royal Court The re, ALONE. COLONEL CHALICE., .Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLD (Hix original character. ‘the ‘critics of the Englah press without exception spoken of his impersonation of the shoter cold neldier in the highest terms of prulse.) IN WL Mr. B. BISHOP BERTIE CAMERON VHITECAR Dr, MICKLETH WAL RED. B. THORNE MAUDE TREVOR. A. ND Mrs. THORNTON Mall *,*The piot is one of tions are most admirably arranged. « and pointed, and the piece. ts a0 essential) that'Mr, RIGNOLD bas rese EFFORTS IN NEW YORK. To be followed by Brongh’s roaring one act Fatce, THE ritih ‘AL COUNTESS. With the feowtan ex pxirsoulinery cast — THE COUNTESS DE L'ESPALIE! iss MARIE GORDON oe irs, John T. Raymond.) THE CHEVALIER DE VILBRA' Mr. GEORGE FAWORTT. ROWE THE BARON DE BERGON B. BISHOP BERVADT... aie. HARRY HOGAN olunteered, having the kind consent rn K Theatre, and Mrs. John of Messrs. Shook & Pie of the Union Bauare The Theatre. Box office open from 8 A. M. to 10 P. Reserved seats, $1 50; General pe $1; Dress Cin cle, Se. ; Family Cirele, 90¢. Ww “THIS WEEK ONLY THIS WEEKI SATURDAY ‘P.M Balt is LAST DAY OF NE te GREATEST suows ON AT oD ga eS ae eA ILbING, WDED DELIGHTED AUDIENCES. WO. PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 CENTENNIAL ACADEMY OF OBJECT rhACutt a, OF RARE LIVING baat bse in ‘she spell in the world, eeecing WILD _— Se BIRDS and AMPHI ARN UM'S eee BRIE) MOI mr ONLY uy ING HIPPOPOTAMUS nericn. MUSEUM of Mechanical, Aatomtite, Pictorial and other ‘are curiosities, AT CIRCUS TROUPES, rkable Riders and Athletes In the WANDE, the wonderful Brazilian ven Wild H MUSICAL Hurricane Rider, and lores. PA’ RMOTIC B, ux; National Anthems a voices. mission, 50 cents, Chil- Reserved seats 25 conts extra. &: Bridgeport, May act Joxars. American Drama jomscionce” they ate obliged to announce LAst | the = LAST NIGHTS —— of Bardou's bellliaut play NIGHTS —— |WITH ITs panei Rok ‘ERY AND RE. oF diay erating. tay 9, will be produced with entirely new scenery and a fing cast an American in five acts, written ox- preasly for thi by Messrs, A.B. Lan- ns and entitled 3 tre caster nud Jalian May CONSCIENCE, yg for first nights ot “Conseience” now Paris VARIKTIES, 16TH 5ST. AND ARISIAN VARIETIES, a OOCk. Shines over ail. | EVERY tok tA eee MATINEE, [ 70: TOMORROW, | os Favorite rt for gentlemen ANOTHER “GithA Spley, Sparklini, Pe HOO TEROLAG, 10:20 o'elock robabilitios. INUEBT, 10 o'clock, etin America. Musical Moreeaux, ORISSOM'S GRAND TABLEAU. E'S IN DANGER, EMI CUSHMAN, MINNIE NORGE, ATRING Os, BLANCHARD. CEARENG BOYD, BONNIE PR RUNNELUS ALFREDO AND DHOM, Frenchy, Katies future La sae f BrAMOt y BLANCH ELBERT: Cis WHNTON and 100 artiots of acknowleaged aoe ‘at each perforinance, ba GREAT ART GALLERY tm connegtion wish the power t' FALC YOUNG baprveont | elit ISTIAN ASSOCIATION it the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, from 12 to 10 o'cloek each iar. WILL CLOSE MAY 12, Mesronier, Geran, Zamacols, Hougereaa, Preyer, Meyer Von Bremen, Bangnict, Eseosura, Vibert, Detailie, Toulmonche, pene of at the be odern artiste, forming elegant and valuable gallery ever opened to the pour PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE. MATINER 1% ‘TO-DAY. \CUNITURE AND CARPETS GURAP POR Cast. Farniture and Carpets cheap for ensh B. M. COWPERTIIWAIT & GO.'S, 155 and ist Chetham at M. COWPERTHW ATT & CO."H, 165 and 197 Cather of. Three four story Be. thirteen Warerooms. ‘Three four set Be thirteen Warerooma Enamelted chamber varity, ae. . its, great Varlety. rom $30, Enamo! iran eae Vengo ig Vaevaght nse stock. rarior Satts, from sigs Dales Purniure und Desks, Olletoths, Math Shadow, det Mattrenses, Petubreranketa, ‘ho, der Ward: robes, Sideboards, Mirrurs, Clock ee * EDUN DIAN AND LA ow oh ce stock, every description bargains, grade, Lar; silver ilver prices. BY Base Lith ste (whive banner, Gorm mamnhly payne aT hg aleelan Wa ;: fystom: ymeuts for sectring elegant Fur- nit fs. Mirrors. te ‘arlor Beds, &c. ; Freneh flats far- Sie 128 Wost 24th su BRAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL “F4 verreuteat nih in 200 Oth ave wear 10h st BTIVIOIAL Teeth, $3; singl AE rk Denial Neowin, pus, ROYAL, 480 6T1i AV., BETWKEN 20711 AND woh stm, New York. Forty ‘young lady attendants. Grand Voeal and Inatrumentat Concert every evening, 7 until L o'clock, Admission free. ohare apenas ie and Teonle ©. Clafiin at Guana? THEATRE, 14h at. Newnes serge Das Mili sa aus tichone! comedy, In three nets, by Marms PTOMMAR TO. NIGUT | RUSES WITH BAND OF TARPS. STuINWAY. “Tatts ath. Tickets at Music Stores and Hall, pose PASTORS NRW oLHBATEE, ADWAY, MATINER TODAY AT Young APOLLO GOLUB TONIGHT ACCOMPANIED ry Band of Harps, STEINWAY HALL, at 8. Mees | Mars PASTOWS NEW “THEATRE be 4 TO-DAY. TONY PASTOIS GREAT TROUPE, -NOTICE OF REMOVAL —DR. H. J. JORDAN, propetetor of th 1 New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, li temaved hile weapon? fad, tie, Co a Bond st. to Xo y Wwann three doors west ot Liles bs dgnbay Treduree’ ‘on the Beyer’ of ‘ had a ice Totty wall tie rink &e., Zz Lea the “piace” ad MATINEE. rPo-xonRow, AT 1:30. “piace 5 AVENUE THEATRE, SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 6, MR. HARKINS’ BENRFIT. BULWER'S BRILLIANT COMEDY OF MONEY, WITH A PHENOMENAL CAST. TH AVENUE | THEATRE. Proprietor and Manager. ‘2lat week, 1534 to BINS AT 8. Mr. RL DALY and FINAL NIGH’ A Prere Hi u EER peerr it P MW bee Pr i “yoou” EeRRS FINAL NIGHTS this season of Mi FINAL NIGHTS, wee Davenport, Mr. Fisher, Mr Marke it. Lewis, Mc. Davidce, Mr. Ward. of gators, Mr Barrymore, Me: Drew, Miss _ | se Cowell, Gilbert, Miss “PIQUE.” inn Drow, Minn 8 Nunes, Miss Hol- land Vand Jom n Brough mn MATINEE. ini Lesines § ds eM night only “ MC with @ Phenom al Gmtsar MABIL on yi ame = Parts by gaslight In all ite K ea 5> ey French thy ay Hee Ata, 3,832 fae Es 23s e's 5 oF ‘itustow ¥ ty Sie fa! Concert, on Tuenday evening, May 9, 1870. The. following eminent artists will appear :— MAN, Mr. ‘ur. Chattes Sledier, Mr. GROKGEN MOK: ARBUCKLE, GAN venber. the Harlem Mendelsohn Valon. vel be performed. Professor A. ber ios, 30 East Mains nt Ridley & Uo., 4h mix From the M SATURDAY M The Paince ot the eM iD ST. AND 6TH A’ NG ATS. ‘Jerusalem, The 4 Bi. 16 of Omar to the Hot heb AMUSEMENT: ENTRAL PARK GARDEN. ~ 7th av. SOULE & APPLEBY. FRIDAY FY DL. cauernnw °° Be Overture. Priere a Bolo. Mme, MARIE 3. Caledonian Quadriile.. Variations for piccolo, Overture. Male Qua Mesers. « Cornet Solo—"A! “4 ‘ P MITCHELL, sna Bi Fair fa March—Amerien’s Centenn ' Downing Song—"Beautiful Bird Singer." ine LIZZIE M. RAL. Wal Ed, Strauss Galop des Te + Neumann >, MATINEE A YE COUSIN JoNatHAS Adtntssion. VILMOR! F Messrs. SHOOK € P Mr. K. G. GILMOKE PECIAL NOTICE.<{THE BOXES for the first week of VOL OLDE" roux OPFENBA v; MER, Proprietors aud Ma niga +++ Business Mam N® SALE OF TICKETS AND 1 CONCERTS will be ba 113 MORNING, at 9 o'clock, at the Hox Ofiew of the Garden (Madiss entrance} Private Boxes (includiag four admi Adinis saminer proved, who fs expected to arrive hero today, will make his first Appearance in America, inaugurating A Shi OF MONSTER NORRTS, a assisted by a Grand Ore! kD MUS mpany hin from rope Me MARIUS BOCLDARD 1 Last WEEK ITD many Conductor... ... —LAST CHAN AL CROWDED MOUSE HoWwKS & CUS! ONIED guncrity” pionbw q wt weok J AUMSI! INGS ATR DER ALIVE, HOWE: CUS 1OTH; JERSEY CIty, ISTH and 147TH. LAST WEEK IS! au et & LEON'S MIN- ELLY & TEON'S KELLY @ LEON'S STREL: or Y¥ & LEON'S EL & LEON'S Ss. WITH and 1TH; LAst WEEK 20) ST, NBA His GRACE THE DUKE, Obarringto: 0 AST WEEK! 1 Murray's Grand Cirew chiaries W. the champton bareback rider 200 great star circus performers In all b world. ches of the pro The only pre and. te ogitimate cireus in America, ery afteraoon and evening, OPERA HOUSE Broadway, corner 2061 st. ei NS. Little Darling, Smile Ryman's Temp Upou Me. erance Lecture, YES; WE ALL WILL BE DAR. SHAKESPEARE ON THE HALE SUEDE DELIGHTFUL SOLO AND PART SI rere PPUEATRE SokguE- ars BROADWAY. Kvery Rvening, WED: AY and SATURDAY Matince, tion of the day, Amerteann at homo and abroad, roti the illuminated zardon of IN A aL, ety and splendor, is, Dames de la Conus, by the Ladies of the Compan This is what you want, Be on tho alort. 100 stars in a grand olla, TEATRE FRANCAIS (Union p League Theatre) 26 rne et Madison av, RETOUK Di} AGNIE Dramatique F Pour 10 10 Soiroes Seulement. Vondredi MONSIEUH ALPHONSE, Comedie on 3 actes par A. Dumas, fils. Samedi 6 mai. LE TESTAMENT Di: CESAR GIRODOT. Comedie en 4 actes par AN taloe office ches H, Cogniat, 20 Kast Adth at Pi bled dates ART RSET THe EVENING oes RATES 20 CENTS PER LIN ‘The circulation of the EVENING TEKGR AM last week, ae it number of fine second hand Pianos, in perfect arder. WE TAM KNABE & CO, No. 112 5th ay., above 16th TOM rt, Lecant Steinway & Sons 74 oct Pinnotorte at abargain: & brillisat toned Ti rosewood Windsor Planoforra, tour round, name on plate, cost $1.20, for $275; maker's guarantee and bill of Leainatorrabl puretinser, Also parior, library, chamber urniture, Call at private revidonce 120 West 24d a, SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS MONTH —A FINE assortment of first class Pianos, all new: ouly nved to be seen to be appreciated. The largest inducoment ever offered in this city to those desiring to get an excellent piano at manufacturer's prices. Terms very reasonable. Every piano fully warranted. For farther information call at HAINES BROS.’ manufac gery 2 856, 308, 460, 362, 364, 360, 30S, $70, 372 2d av., corner —BARMORE’S, 363 BLEROKER Seon Pianos, ball price; order 20), Pi “aR BARGAL st, closing out administrator; $100, 81 A LOT OF BECOND HAND PIANOS, order, for sale at im: instalments. By CIC 18h STELD WAY De, OCTAVE PIANO, FOUR ROUND 7 oetave ; both modern improvements; ly low for cash, or on instalments. hinnd square and np uct. Oe ae anos to rent, until Ack WATERS & SONS, G TWO with all Improvewent dispose, of thems winway & Sons, € Bicol, Cover; bux her ah i Suit private residence No. 47 West I tween Sth and 6th avs, AA; OOTAVE UPRIGHT RO ZL with mechanical attachme: $200, ail in order, together wi CORNERED 0 6 Bi PIANOS, FUL) 7 octave, $00; rent st ast 14th st U! {1GiF AND SQUARE PIANOS TO RANT VERY, low oF n sail monthiy paywents, nd 800. BETTS’ Warorooms, 79% HroadWay, WASTED -A StHINWAY § BON Ub oar PIANO State price and aduress V., box 107 ferald office. 100 “PIANOS AND ORGANS TO RENT—Of at 20 conts ty $1 a day; Chick ie’ Weber's and others; Unrinhts, Sauyres BALL & F PiANOS, ALMOST NEW; IN talinent oF ren AULE, innnufaetarer, 107, West 234 te, ner SATURDAY NIGHT. IRELAND? way to the charming Lukes of Kill Adinission, n, only 25 conts. TO-DAY, aT Ox PASTORS iLL BE | NER, RE, Tun our CARROLLS, oF a ifty-first grand 1 ao BITION ‘OF | PAINTINGS now open day and evening, Adinission 25 cents, WOT FROM | ALA, TH INTREPID GYMNAST, THE, MOUTH LAT TONY PABTOW' MATINER or CAN AY. mY sostadung BVERY SATURDAY EVEN. Sy Building, 70., Managers” HT | STRINWAY JlALL, ats Oekets at Music Stores and Hall, “ys TT WOULD Bi EXCERDINGLY TO MiSs THE ENT TERTAINING pata TO acs Ad 'ASTO! Theat ny Alternown. soa Ay ar “SATURDAY, BER. thaven Hi t.,noar Bowery. Ge 30 conte, Ladies respect! Daacing commences at 8 P.M. preeisely, ee SHARESPHARIAN CHALLENG! MLKT vith bis ETAL _TURSDAY" EVENING, iny 9. RAND MARCH, WY in eolors; a pies c “CENTENSIAL, with su ri gra nes ie Severe title den with grt ek Punished i by PDiTBON & ¢ Ti ‘Bromiwe DVERTISE IN pi, BYBXING TRLBGR ATES 20 CENTS PER cireulationof the EVENING He ent last week } el jE ; Ta Ey ad = 4 al - os if MUSICAL. Oe THIVATE VIOLIN LESAONS; Exneuraneey ne) moderate terins: circulars Avena 8 RYANDAID WEVEL HILLIARD TABDES, with hi gore! "4 wire bg pos! Pye 8 by ail cham. WG uIP rIT & 60. WO Veuoya RG ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECC 1 Billiard Tauies, with the new challenge eashlu pdue pertected. at low ore DECKER & DD SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE FOR » Can Ibe seen at PHELAN 3 Warerooms, 36 Kast ERS STANDALD AMERIOAN BEVEG Fables, with the ied Phelan & Collendoe combination cust , for aale in this city owly wt 795 Broad. ELAN Oe OLLENDE Bi Tet, clase mare ‘Tetures, « lane Kino bar «large and small voUTINGTON W STORAGE WxiCRMTONT oti t.—Storage jn seyarnte rooms at lowest rates, hog the Furniture Business wo an wn ‘Saunt of Furniture, QHARLES it. eu RE HOUSES, —UNSURPASSHE niture'and Goods ot every kind att rates i ing ot PARAS conipartinent Now tus to 10) ‘derly. ‘ot Be Wikk oben arate room. for (urnitere MORGAN & OKOTHEG YRAND CENTRAL Broadway and 47th st, Wazeaxe, &e. ; inpection nemers of ulin WH aT it AV. hath xT sable RroRAGE Fuow SM lowest in rate, most extensive tablishments in the business) scorace (we ig Aue. guods and wares of ry erigti . o the same as fin & cht patret » receive good pate IN PLASTERED KOOMS, } ron Sa | 8 ture, carriages, de, 109, 111, 119 andiid