The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1876, Page 9

NEW | YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1876.—-TRIPLE SHEET. THE NAVY YARD INVESTIGATION. @ONTINUATION OF TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CON- GRESSIONAL SUB-COMMITTEE. ‘The sub-commities of the Congressional Naval I tigating Committee now inquiring into Brooklyn Navy Yard affairs were in session taking testimony ali day yesterday, Those examined were Messrs. H. Kili, Henry Roscoe, J. H. Creed, Devita B. Carr, Walton, of Walton Brothers; Charles A. Jones, James Borland, Baugh Lackey, M. Kane, Isaac Hall, Jobn F. Wilson, John Roach, George Weed, P. J. Herrick, Frederick C. Bimith avd Captain Puilor, ‘The principal testimony taken was that of Mr. Roach, Qe well-known shipbuilder, who gave a minute account of all bis governmental contracts for the past ten years, The committee interrogated Mr. Roach closely Be to the differences between engines of certain Classes and the cost ef building such. Hoe ‘was askea especially- to account for the Bale of that derrick to the goveroment, about which @ome false accusations had been made. He explained that the derrick was purchased by him with tho entire stock of the Morgan Iron Works, and was then ap- Praised at $50,000. He was subsequently asked by the government to build a similar one, and plans and Bpecifications were prepared, tho estimates of which Placed the cost of the new derrick at $100,000. An ‘Offer was then made from the yovernment to buy the old derrick, and it was accordingly sold for $60,000, » gale which was authorized by a government commis- BOM appoinied to udvise concerning it, As to the Statements set ailoat concerning the Trenton, Mr. Roach explained that he ‘wae under bonds to the amount of bar for the faith{ul performance of that contract, unlikely he would invalidate of a few hundred that the were pot Utterly without foundation. As to his other contracts with the government he stated that his contract for the two slaops of war be built was at $580,000 for each, and beady ‘was accepted, when the lowest bid ‘against him 100, 000, a tact which showed, he sald, that there been no chance for bribery in the affuir. Mr. Roach presented all the contracts he had made with the government during tho past ten years, aud ex- Plaimed that in each the award was made to him be- cause bis bid was the fairest and lowest, In business which covered, during the ten years, the large amount of $18.000,000 ja con- tracts, only $3,000,000 wore negotiated with the government. The committee questioued the witness closely as to whether he had ever secured the patron- ‘age of the government olther by bribery or by giving money'for political party purposes. He said in reply | ‘that be was not a partiean in politics in any sense, but Ley givea freely to both parties for political cam- wine. He had contributed largely to Governor jofman’s campaign, and on other occasions to demo- tratic as well as republican contests, He did not give he money to influence directly any patronage trom tho fovernment With the procuring of supplies tor the avy yard he had nothing to do; his business with the governmont had been entirely under contracts, for whick he had put in bids in the same way as his com- potitors had doue. Captain Fuller, a teamster in the Firo Dopartment of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, testitied that Le had never beon assessed for’ political purposes sinco his con- mection with the poy & yal ‘Tho testimony ot tho other witnesses was not very material Mr. George Weed, Mr. Roach’: perintendent, was Justracted to prepare a schedule of all the contracts made between lis employer and the govern! during the past ten years and of the moneys reveiv: &c., during that time, and some testimony wis also given in connection with these contracts by Mr. Her- bee thant shipping clerk in Mr. Roweh’s establisn- meni ‘The committee will mect again to-day Dut will Probably leave this city in time to attend the opening the Centennial Exposition, AMERICAN 8] SEAMEN FRIEND 5&0- | CIETY, The forty-cighth annual meeting of the American Beamen’s Friend Society was held yesterday afternoon a the Sailors’ Home, No. 190 Cherry street. The business on hand was the reading of an abstract of the feport of the Board and the election of trustees for the poming three years. Rev, R. P, Buck, Kev. Bh. Loomis, D. D., “Williary aA. Booth, Jamos Demarest, Horace Gray, Reuben W. Ropes, Rev. E. D. G. Prime, D. D., and William Wood were elected trastees. ROBBERY IN THE SANCTUARY. Among the congregation of the Church of the Holy trinity on Sunday night last were two suspicious look- ng charactors who attracted the attention of Dr. Tyng. After the services were concluded the sexton locked | the church, The two men remained ufter the congre- ation had gone, and yesterday morning Dr. Tyng ud his study brokeu into and coin to the value of | 15 stolen fom adrawer. In the place of the inoney © tound a photograph of one of the thieves, lott there, no doubt, a8 a sample of impudence. The picture was sent to Saper: ndent sdlaiegieicd A CENTENARIAN GONE. Paruly Jones (colored) died at her residence, No. 158 Wout Twenty-third stroet, yesterday, at tho extreme age of 106 years, The deceased was born tn Virginia and had been @ slave, Until the past few years her eaith was very good. The body will be iuterred at foodiawn Cemetery to-day. MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS, MARRIED. CRAWFORD—ABERDEEN.—On 2, 1876, at New York, by the Kev. Pr. Tyng, at the Church ot the Holy Trinity, Mr. Jouy J. Crawvorp, of Philadelphia, to Juwxie L.’Ansnpees, of New York. Fostsr—Grouxvyks.—At the residence of the ide’s parents, Trenton, N. J., on Thursday, May 4, by Rev. 8. M. Studdiford, "Joux Gray psTkR, Of New York city, to Fannie H., daughter of D. N. Groen: dyke, Esq. ‘Tnomas—Rooxs —On May 7, by the Rev. George H. Hepworth, at his residence, Mr. Cuaxnes D, Tuomas, of Now York, and Miss Nevuk &. Rook, of Brooklyn. ‘Teoman-—Citaatuxnuix.—On May 3, by Rev. W. D, Guiick, at the residence of the bride's sister, Mr. Cuaruke M. Trumax, of New York city, to Miss Euity A. CiammeR.ix, of Brooklyn. No cards, DIED. AKERLY.—On Saturday evening, May 6, Mary Axen- LY, daughter of the late Dr. Samuel Akorly, of New York city, i the 67th year of her age. Relatives nud friends of the famiiy are respectfully Invited to ajtend the funeral services, at St. George's Chureb, Flushing. on Tuesday, May %, at eleven A. M. ‘Train leaves Hunter’s Point at 10:30 A.M. Carriages in waiting at Briage st. station, Acutix.—-On Monday, May 8, Mary A. Austix, in the T3d year ol br age. The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to Bttend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 10th imet, at her won-in-law, Z. duo o'clock, from the residence of . Muflin, at 143 Eldrid, max, Sr., in the 87th yoar Relatives and Iriends of tho ‘amily, and E. L. Snow Social Union No. 1, mvited to attend the funeral, from the residdnce of bis son, 143d st., west of College av., Mott Haven, Tuesday, the uh jus, at two o'clock P.M. Bownw.—On the Sth ivet., Sanag, wile of Jacob Boebm, in the 68th year of ber uge. Relatives und triends are invited to tienda the tuneral, on Wednesday, the 10th inst, atone P. M., trom ber late residence, No. 117 East 59th st. nowy. —Suddenly, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., May 7, 1876, Nancy 0. Buown, widow of Captain Poier A: footed of congestion of the lungs, im the 60th year of her ag Taterment at Darien, Conn. Burke —On May §, 1876, after a short iliness, Many Agwes Bunxx, aged 11 months. The friends of the parents, Miles and Ann Eliza Burke, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Mhiw (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock sharp, at the 47 Hudson st. the Sth inst, at three A. M., pia beloved danghter of William and Ellen Calla- ‘Ud mouths and 22 days. "Funeral will take place trom her late residence, No, 125 Mauison st, on Wednosday, 10th inst. two welock precisely, aud from thence to Calvary Ce: every jor interment. Darvon—_On Monday evening, May 8, Lewis M. Dar- | tos, Panerai sérvices 01 tbe residence of hie soa, G.L tou, 163%, Wi Jersey City, ou Tuerday, the at baif-past two Dovaurnty.—on Monday, May 8, Wituian Doocn- ed milly are respectfully invited to at funeral, on Wednesday, May 10, from his | residence, No. 107 Prospect st. Hevoklyn. emai B interred in Greonwood Cemetery, Dusruy.—Ou Monday, May 8, at his residence, 51 Heory st, Witaan Dumruy, Notice ot funeral hereatte: Kaxst.—On Monday morning, May 8, 1876, at her residence, No. 333 West 85th st, Makia Louisa, wife | of Louis Ernst, im the 86th year of her age. Notice of tuncral hereafter. FARaRLL. —In Jersey City, on gtr morning, May Sth, als short iliness, ATT Rw, Ji # Matthew and Frances Farrell, aged 1 year, & ‘caine and 6 days. ‘The relatives and triends of the tamily are respect- fully invited to attend the vrei nt capewe after. yoon, the 10h, at two oe) the residence of his parents, No. 71 Jludson st,. corner of Sussex. Ang —On Monday, May 8, 1876, Fraxcts Puert, M._D., in the 6 of ins age, ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend tbe fuperal services, at bis late wenee, No, 286 Hudsou st, on Weunesuay ufter- ut two o'clock, The 4 ond ae ee to rsun, N. J., on Thursday, Fox.—Sunday event for i jay i Davis Fox, aged 39 Kelatives and friends are respeetiully invited to at- tend the funeral, irom the residence of bis brother, John Fox, No. 5 Morris st., Tuesday, at two P.M, aces Drowned, in’ why wreck, on Dudgeon ofl Hall, Ragland, April 14, Copia B, Prancis, ef Wiiliwmaburg, 1 his 6060 year, GieRson.—Mary Giesson, May 7, paws 45. ‘The trieuds of the family are yesbectfully Invited to atiend the funeral, from 248 West 30th st, at one oeloek, op the 9tb iwst, Havex,—At Mount Arlington, N. J., May 7, Buz H. , daughter of the late ‘Thomas Haven, of Phila del, atin Ryo Cemetery, y 9, at twelve o'clock. Carriages ‘all be at Rye epee to movt trains from New York i Pango! beeper A Phil — jease copy. [aecenine sir jay 7, Vicrorta, the beloved wife of oungéBt daughter of the late H._H. Coben, formerly of St. Louig, Mo. Funeral from St Cloud Hotei, at ten A. M., Wednes- ey 10th inst, Relatives and triends are invited to at- tend. Hxnxanpaz.—At his residence, No. 103 West 14th at, on Sunday, May 7, iO Hernannez, of Vonezuela, The funeral will take place on Wednesday, 10th inst., atst Francis Xavier’: agnvenh, West Ti 6 ‘sh, near th ay., at ten o'clock A. M. Hvamxs —On May 8, Carmantve Hocus, a native of Bagnalstown, county Oarlow, Ireland. Funeral will take place from 12 West 18th st, Wed- pesday morning, nine o'clock; trom there te St Francis Xa rch, whore a requicm mass will be celebrated. Kxxxupy.—On Monday, Sth inst., Parnick Huway J. Kuxxxpy, year. The relatives und friends of tho family are most re- ectiully invited to attend bis funeral, on Wednesda} i o inst, atone o'clock, from the residence of bia uncle, Nicholas Kennedy, "No. 466 West 26uh st, corner 10h av. ww Calvary. Macoms.—Suddeoly, at the Union Club, on Monday, Sth inst, ALEXaNogE 5S. Macomn, of thi city Notice’ of tuneral hereafter. Mayer —Suddenly, on Sunday, May 7, at twelve o'clock, Gustav MayxK. Relatives and triends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from bis late residence, Castleton, Staten Island, Tuesday, Muy 9, at wo o'clock, Moax.-—-Brookiyn, May 7, of pueumoum, CaTHaning E. Moax, beloved wiie ot Bernard A. Moun, aged 58 cars. Funeral will take place from her law residence, No. 250 1th st, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 10h mst. No carriages. Moss —On Sunday, 7th ist, of fe icant Pe guick W. Moss, only son of Kdward G. and Wilma ‘Moss, aged 1 year, 4 months und 8 days, Relatives and irleuds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuveral, from the residence of Lis parents, corner White aud Kssex sts, Oran; | om Tuesday, 9th inst, at half-past eleven A. M. MULLEN. —At Guttenberg, N MULLEN, aged 77 years, ‘The relatives and iriends are respectfully invitea to attend the tuveral, on Wednesday afternoon, the 10th, at two o’cluck, froin the residence of her sons, Fred: erick W. and Daniei Hernonn, corner of Franklin av. and Ist st, Guttenberg, MoMukkay,—On Monday, April 8, Juwyin, daughter | of James G. MeMurray and the late ‘elizabeth J. Far- low, aged 5 years, 3 months and 21 days, Funeral services to-day, at one P, M., from her late residence, 117 Henry st. MoNaMana.—On Monday, 8th inst, Wituwam F. McNAMAxA, Counsellor, 1M the 80th year’ of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. MeNary.—In Brooklyn, May 7, of pneumonia, Sitas Cagenon McNary, in the 20th year of his age, Funeral wiil take place from the Second Presbyterian | ehureh, Clinton, corner of Fulton st, on Wednesday afternoon, the 10th inst, at halt-past two o'clock, Friends and reiatives, and also the members of Bed- lord Lodyo No. S74 F. und A. M., aro respect(ully in- vited, Nxwxms.—n New York, May 8, 1876, Jonn P., son of Jonn P, months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also of his uncles, Judye Jewes M, and Henry HL. Newkirk aad F. | P. Gautier, Esq, Jersoy City Heights, are respectfully | avited to uttend his funeral, from his late residence, | No, 25 West 23d st,, on Wellnesday, ‘20th inst, ut two | ay o'clock. | Puincus —At Dobbs’ Ferry, N. Y., on Saturday, May | 6, Eniza, widow of Williatn Pringle, Sr, mthe Tb year of hor uge. The volerioes out: Srtesite ere. reupecitully lnmited to | attend her funeral, from ber late residence, Dobbs? | Ferry, on Tues!ay, May 9, atone o'clock P.M. Cur- | riages wil be waiting at depot to meet the 10:80 train trom 30th st., New York. { Sarvaty.—In Philadelphia, on the 8th inst., aftera short tlness, CuanitY Hays, only daughter of Phabe 4 the late David Sariaty, E: Sg&aAKING —At Lis resident urday, May 6, 1876, Joun A. Skanixa, aged 64 y. Relatives und trieuds are respocuially invited ‘to at tend his funeral, on Tuesday, 9th ii at one o’cluck, from his late residence, und two o’ciock at the tpisco- pal church in Hempstead. Sairu,—In Brooklyn, on May 7, Joseru Santa, in the 65th your of his age. His funeral will take place Tuesday morning, at half- tt nine o'clock, from his late residence, 125 North ruland ay Saytu.—at bis residence, 822 7th av, corner S4th st, on Monday, Sthinst., Wittam, son of Thomas and Margaret Smyth, born in the parish of Kinnawley, county Fermai agh, Treland, aged 28 years. ‘The relatives und friends ot the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, 10th ijust., from the Church of the Sacred Heart, West 51st at., between Mth und 10th ave., at nine A. M., Where a aol- erin requiom muss will be offered for the repose ef his hence to Calvary Cometery. Svkauve.—At Flushing, L. L. on Sunday morning, May 7, Rev. Wiuam B. 'Spracve, D. D., in the Slst year of his age. Funeral services will be held in the Congregational chureh, in Flushing, on Wednesday afternoon, May 10, At hall-past three’ o'clock, Train leaves Hunter’ i Yoint for Flushing (Main st,), at balf-past two o'clock " in Mineola, L. L, on and | \ | ‘syuimx,—Suddenly, on May 8, Henry N. Squine, of | Stamtord, Conn., in tho 43d year of his age, Notico of funeral hereatter. bi parsonage, Brookiyn, on May 7, Luwis Pkask STKELE, [omarion of Rey. W. C. Stevle, in the 1th yeur of Brenna. —Suddenly, on Sunday, May 7, Eniza oe widow of John P. Strang, in tho 80th your of er "The relatives and friends of tho family are respect- | fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber daughter, dra, Charles H. Hill, No. 690 Wash- iugton st. on Tuesday afternoon, at ‘one o'clock. ‘Tuachkk.—On Sunday, May 7, Evizanera Tuacner, daughter of Thomas Thacher, aged 34. Funeral at Yarmouth Bort, Muss, on Wednesday, May 10, at half-past three P. ‘Tuxtss.—On Monday, May 8, Lizzie Esrxute, daugh- ter of Henry and Revecea K. Theiss, aged 2 years and 6 | months, Funeral will take place on Wednesday, the 10th inst. at two o'clock P. M.. trom the residence of her parents, 561 Grand st., Brooklyn, E.D. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend, Watprox.—On Sunday, May 7, Many A, Waupros, | widow of John V, Waldron, io ber 84th year. Relatives and {friends are respecttutly invited to at- tend the funeral, trom the residence of her daught Mrs. Mary A. Forbes, 81 Madison st., this (Tavsday) af ternoon at tw Watsn.—On Sunday, May 7, Caruening Watsn, the beloved wite of Jonn Walsh, in her 52d year, Friends of the family and those of her son-in-law, Peter Coughlin, are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner Watts and ‘Washington sts., bape May 9, at ngs — ATILEs.—ChanLes M. Watt at hall-past one j o'clock P. M. Monday. X83 Funcral Thursday, at twolve o'clock, from the house 413 Wost 34th st. ite jatives and friends aro respectfully iuvited to attend, Witktx.—On the 8th inst, after a lingering illness, Wiutias H, Winsus, in the 471h yoar of his uge. Friends of the family and those of his brother, James, Jr., are invited to attend the funcral servicos, ‘on Wednesday, 10th inst., at balt-past four P. M., from the residence of bis brother-in-law, J. P. Lestrade, 69 East 125th st, ale dn an ORGANS, au. NT, UPRIGHT, SQUIRE AND our own make; iso lor Knit Also parior, librar, chamber and Fe e, ie at private residence 20 West Oth av., this day (Tneminy) ey BEAU TIVUL PIANOP A STEINWAY forte, ever, Patios ryan, only 850. near Browdwi —GREAT BARGAINS —BARMORE: BLEECR- «er St., closing out large stuck Pianos erg price, order Administrator; $100, $150, $209, |) RARE CHL faleo Orga inst BIDDLE, 13 Waverley’ place, 3, UPRIGHTS, SQUARES; hand, to rent low or for 16 Bast Mth st. Lof OF SECOND MAND PIA order, for sale at moderate prices: also Pianotortes to rent, ts our own manufacture, by CHICKERING & 3ONS, 1so Sth av., corner Eth at A waa BARGAIN. Piano, best mal ar si rte (name fn plato) ; rosewood cnse Pianolorte, 7h improveu weraile overstrany, wte.:" cont Stwul, Cover, vox for shopping. S. B— ok Pactiex nbout purchasing a plano, ey a the beat \ t A Piawoforte, $100. ‘LADY WiLL SE rosewood Sanus Lh te. periect order, ha PCL PIAaE $10 AT 18 every Improvement, Nuewts ang to reat. A CARVED Lo with modern improve: jour zd aye AINS EVER OFPERRD IN £ vm and Orewns; cavh or imealments; don't tati toate them, PREK & SUS, 23 Clinwon plac } way. Ok SALE AT A HARGAIN—A SQUARE GRAND Piany, in cosnequenee ot party leaving city. Apply at 18 W ot sun te r BARGAINS. anos, best quality, Wert 23th ». WAY'S, WATER'S, new and seaond-t square and w ge stock of Urgans at eatenordine: cash or iuscallments, or for rent notil pad tract. Warerooms 451 eh eet °c W AND SEOOND liAND w or cash, at PISHUERS, 4.3 ws DOF con. TERS & 80: ‘s ood, Cary, in, all improvementa, rapstiegiy BETTS’ warerovoms, 788 prt de corner 10th pt HAND OU M bg tad nad Lt eda batel, £7 ‘Sac, ing wt prise |. 4., May 8, Frepeuicka and Angie Newkirk,’ agea 20 years, 10, KELE.—At the Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal | $1 impreventet wrest sneritice, cash; | T SACRIFICE) | pores ry Th BATE i, OLIVER DOUD pene ARK THEATRE, in order to AMUSEMENTS, in the BEN tic suoCens ecuitoan: ANDERE RS DIVORCE, PRIDAY RVENING Hence of ales , DOUD BYRON, BRANS—A accommodat ¥ AND 220 8 pe Nid Mone Notts KOADWA st. 0 route to the Centenaial of Mr. George Fawcett Rowe's humorous comedy of Bieass: pels ich, in consequence of oth st be WTHDRAWN ON THE OCCASION OF 118 1ooTit EVEN Bei Admission rx and $1. PERFORMANCE, Reserved seats $1 50. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2, reserved for night sale to accommodate strangors, HEA La Wagers jon to | DAZZLE | oO: EVERY now performed a tention a» being the most COMPLETE AND ‘that bas been oflered for years. DS MUSEUM. RY Wor | _Poor or _PooR oF Fue ory, OK Proprietor and ty AVENIN aogit t _ Carriages may be order DON ASSURAN' is thoatro, having attracted wnusual at- OE WooDs. EVENING as in "the scala ROVING JAC! THIS DAY, 2 cox | on, Baved from’ Mr. LESTRER WALLACK Comedy, PERFECT. REP REAR NTASION Mr. Wallack feels that he iajastified in taking this method of calllug particular at. es PLACE AGUE SSUR, AND SATURDAY MATINER Ux new seoner: | nets, writer Judge Van Dr. Mord Cyr Hai David Dolv will bo produced, Jobn Perry, w bookkee a Cobb, a constable. | Coustanes Harewood. Mir. ilarewoud's daugh Tabitha ’Trump, » distant rolutiv Saturday, May 13, tho first ‘y and im n expec! ‘Gharakiors entatiew: Eustace Lawton, confidential clerk t r. | Nathaniel Harewood, a Wall st. DARtoF, Cort, of the Ni 6, 0 Lawye The greas apes peer 3 Scene, careful propa Rhy for aT and Julian Magnus, und entitled TION | SQUARE THEATRE «Alt, SHERIDAN SHOOK, M, PALMER ana with snthvely am drama, in ive , by A. . Lancaster tinents, fe ‘ONSCLENCE, Haro Ducioy Be Theme, Je friend of Mr. ar A. Stevenson (By the courtesy ot Lester Wallac, Enq.) ‘hevdore Hamilton Mx, Alfred Becks Mr. W. H. Wilder Mr. W.8. Quigley geht Miss Kate Claxton -Mrs, Marie Wilkius of CONSCIENCE. _ EW THKATRE, Eid BROADWAY, “ Varis ‘Theatre on Bro BAM a DEVE, Butbo Wing. KPH HORN, the Veteran, muCE ITO WILLIAMS "AND CAKEY. Laacaster- ire Clog a As MOLLIE WILSON, — TUESDAY. farts MOLLE . AFTERNOON, THE GREAT CARROLL BILLY GhaY, | CLARK GIBBS RIGHAID CLARK, @ trio of Comedians, The Artinlc Comique, HARRY NONTAGUR. | MATINER z Actrosara and Voc TO-DAY. «| MATINER TO-DAY, RTE, THIS AMiS 8, EDW S,, TUESDAY HARRY tbo | Afternoon. MAYINEE 1 TO-DAY AT TWO P.M. HEATRE “CoM gt EO ota BROADWAY. RY EVENING AT. WEDNESDAY BUND. SATCRDAY “MATINRE At, 2 Theigot pir ponanties Tay Ar vob in, Hey — Awenre AN ROAD. DIN” MABILLA, in all its Midnight Gayoty. MAKE 100 Spee anche he anty. “NO. MISTAKE, jalty Stars toe ND OLIO. ertect | anit week. | new play, | A AA AA AAA aA A Friday évenings OOTH'S THEATRE, JARRETT & PALMER. ..... | EXTRAORDINARY KELLOGG GRAND ENGL' wita the distinguished American Prim Donna, iss TUS (TUESDAY RY in great Spectacular Opera aud grand Military STAR OF THE NORTH, is produced in a style of UNUSUAL MAGNIFI- , the auxiliary force numbering over FOUR HUN. | "und the other marveiious textures, ERY, ELEGANT COSTUMES and ‘BEAUTIFUL ONiPouMS, pat ReahneN ‘AR’ Liv, A FULL DiC ones. GRAND ovinat PA KELLOGG. ---Lessces and Managers, ic AND MILITARY GEANTRY! Su OPERA COMPANY, UISE Gi ING. Sway 9. beyond | the TS OF INFANTRY, Y BRASS BANDS, } augmented Orchestra and (ORUS. SPECIAL PRICES. Miss KELLOGG will appear at | performances, this Tuesday, to-morrow (Wednesday) and nt the SATURDAY MATINEE, RESERVED SEATS—Parquot and Balcony, $1 50 | ADMIS: SRE BOKLAR { ohubEny iifty Counts oie Office open trom 8 A! Mf." to 16'P. ML. every day ty one of the four eerste E e OOTH'S THEATRE. THIS (IURSDAY) BEN TREASURER WILLIAM W. TILLOTSON. First performance in New York of Puigrave Simpson’ EXTRA YATINER, AFTERNOON, MAY 9, FIT OF 000 NN EEEB 0 O NNN KE Oo O NNN EB Oo oO N SN K 000 N N KEEE @ GEORGE RIGNOLD A. bis ae inal character of 6 Blind Boldier. dias sca aKABKOOKE, ROSA HAND. in whien the emine GEOKGE MARIE GULDON Mr. BIS! ir. TEDERICK THORNE, and Mr. We A. WHITECAR To conciade wae ie Jolthefat Comedy, cowicaL FAWCOKTY aud Mr. ©. B. BISHOP will appear. 7. Watt, 6, Overture, ‘Le Mis, baa 4 RY: Ae DEMY OF MUSIC. GRA. ‘tint S’ OPERA | Was. . AUWAY, CORNER ett ST. Szation in they wo aml BACK 0 WAMBOLD'S NEW, SONG. ND GC ’ BERNSTEIN'S FULL ORCHESTRA, for the benefit of the FAIR of ¢ Young Womeu's Chris- n Association, TURBSDAY EVENING, AT & O'CLOCK, PROGRAMME, Pare. | 10, Yot-pourrl, “Le Filte do Madaine Angot™, ehord i ee . rt door. ONT You FORGET IT. By a Tickets 60 cents, For snle ae TON TH FERNOON re witl be @ GRAND MATINEE Y¥ PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE, 7 until rpio-ue 6 ry Pi ALL ALAIS ROYAL, 40 6TH WOth ste, Now Grand Vooal and Lnstrament jock, Aduat ROW York, —' BETWEEN 21 AND young lady sttendants. voncert every evening, from sston free. THs OPENING ba THE CENTENNIAL THE EVENING ) APLEGRAM HoH aToRy hier D RUGRAMME 10. IN THE & TO. ts PLACE, DEL AEMESTS PROCEKDINGS MORROW. oy ING TELEGRAM ™ Mal xt: MATINER MATINES weer PASTOR'S Ry rile bax, EE THIS covmmscise AT TWO [PTFE REO! HITION TO-DAY BY TONY PASTOR'S sta TROUPE, FASstOws N TON MERIC’ ‘3 CENTENNIAL,’ Downing, w! ounced the most artistic Praga in this country : piaed wT TON LONY PASTOR'S EW Tu TUBATRE, GRAND MARC ith euperb Nthograph title iw fap ion in G oped at Central den with xrand suece: oat ae az ny : coe 80 eeu overyehore, N ATINE| TOS aTiNLE TONY pastas 1 TONY PASTOR'S ONY PASTOR'S rit. pote Res HERTS, JM, . ters Hall, West 20th of, near No reverved seats. MO. OHN GHLBELES iY KE’ "the Wreck | j | i AMUSEMENTS, ROOKLY St hin Pg ron oa sol aster SHOOK 4 PALMER mae VERY BV’ ine Tits Witte, LUTTE SHOMPSOS is ber Be 4 0! ia ber new MAUD MUELLER cad STUART RUBNON and Miss FANNY MORANT im the splendid comady, MARKIED LIFE. ue strengta of the Brovkiyn Theatre Company te pews THUERATRE, BROADWAY AND 33D »’ Sole Proprietor and Mancer.-- ‘iret appourunce at this 183 ADELAIDE Mus LENNOX will ere ina socies; + Comedy, tm one ir. John Wiid, de. theasro of the talented LENN! act, array herseil, entitled Mr. N. ©. Goodwin and Mino ina deen Pee ia'whieh Mr GOODWIN veil His WONDERFUL putatl IONS, ets, in whieh iredley. Miss Jounte concluding every evening and matin ‘with Byronts very able Burlesque, CINDERELLA eo Saniora CINDERELLA. Matinoos Wednesday and Saturd: Oezric THEATRE, 24 BROADWAY. MK. JOHN P. POOLE.. w Melange of om; Mr. Joba Wild, Ste Tol Hugh Mile Sanatt THE BIRTHPLACE “OF ty week of the HUMPTY DUMPTY. , Grand Reproduction of Bust OF ALL. PARTOMIMES, THE ORIGINAL Gcec Saqac DU “ppp uuu MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND AT 2. ® SATURDAY week, 150th to 105th performance wud FINAL NIGHTS reper 1 FREER P If K ul KER ., r i 5 Y u E&RE | Miss FANNY DAVENPORT; FISIIER, nid HARKINS, Mr, LEWIS, Mr ‘DAY. FINAL NIGHTS | 1DGK, Mr WARDENBRRG, Mr. ol BA a uby mony, Mr. DREW," Miss “P1QUBI" | SYONEY COWRLL, Mrs. GILBERT, Vise ORORGIB DW. Mies NUNE | JOUN 1 FINAL MATINEES OF Pique Satuapay AT 1:30, * SATURDAY NIGHT, Roay Mr, it TAS BENEFIT, ids ats comprising i SERIOUS FAMILY ON ATH AVENUY 1H oO Mircbae “sar, MAY 13, Mr. JOUN BROUGHAMS BENBFIT, A REMINISCENT DILL, comprising, for the first timo wt this theatre, THe SERIOUS FAMILY, for the only ocension ‘this senson AHONTASY with phenomenal ¢ tects how Coben aoe open. Ga THEATRE, 728 AND 730 BROADWAY. Manager. RE in their great original character nketchon th Sovere ga of Bong, se A s asi the Mg favorites, Messrs, Heke. West, warn KEMBLE, & ‘Miss’ MI \E Mii fey ae itoa, with 100 8 path sitists, im a megalticont ory tht. Garms PARK cies jah Dk DOWNINGS Glu on Skcurstma, Overture, Mgt 9 oon Meditation, Male DDY, LEK, M Gomus from tho Oper, “aan” Overture, “Uber Bolo, “Ave Maria’ ware aa ge Mm Cornet Solo, “Seventh Air Vario’. Mr. BENJAMIN G. Polonaise, “Mignon” Miss MALIA BRAINARD. Waltz, “Bettor Tim: Mareh, “America Merwe ¥ wal TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 9. i Nertae «Ed. Strauss Downing HEHEHE HE et gedes [| & By = Admission 50 bret Doors open at 7 (mateau MABILLE Vail FI pond asian In all its glory, ach sensation vf the ee The rand Duchess, or the irish Du ‘The Turkish Bathers, or the Sultan ‘The French Minuet and P. Ph The bandsomest furme GPrERE ACH 20 1G: SLY. OPKNING NIGHT, THURSDAY, M, JACQUES “OFFENBACH, “May 11, when uy ww sk 1 will inaugurate # series of tweuty (20) concorts at Gilmore's Garde mua has been thoroughly renovated and improved, rom Tue MOST DELIGHT “ + goad RESORT IN YROGRAMME FUR F Tie, “Plus CONCERT. 4 be Veivate Boxes (with four Bo: Admission, $1. anne ome pon dally trpm 0 4. Me tod Ee ins the steal: wy.“ “The attontion of the public Is respectfully called to tho necessity of purchasing admission tickets in advan ducing the day, thus facHitating their entraneo in the eve ? rm EY KPH hows. Bde werd ) CARY, ess “AFTERNOON. ¥. siitsrow respoetiully announces » y 9. th yew one Nuttenver, he’ ‘hirer. Mendelsohn Union, ATHALE” will be performed, Mrofeasor A. Mr. Gourgs ¥. x issob G, Rogers, sorittoathes ¥. Bristow, iy square: Bd. Hopkins, 30 Kast ith hors, 1,164 Broadway; itidiey & Uo., 4th av. and 1 md at the hall, Goberrs to commenes at 8 o'clock pre- he cisely. 8 ag pee, Phy wri . Tt AT TORY VASTOWS 'MATINER MINeT ee TO-DAY f Te be LL BACK DRESS. 17 ‘will relate his experience with a Pull Back Wrens ut the MATINER TO-DAY, _ TONY VAsTto. ew TI TH THAT RA. “{ DVERTINE IN gate EVENING ae s. es 20 CENTS PEL ONY Viana Tae, TONY Pas’ as wm prt COMPANY “Whtinny Toba Th we frentetion of the EVENING TROMGRAM last week | CALIFORNIA, Siny ~ AMUSEMENTS. (Uaiou League Theatre) 26 om! ADI.” RE FRANCA, Os a rue et Madison av. SEN EATS Det aeetire 34s e Every aaa TIES, EVERY Mestad Fy 8 0 BRET WEEN 2D AND 8D aud Saturday | “AND ROAD. AY. LOCK. 2 vicLock. ed ¥ a TO-DAY THE GREATEST SENNA wha our, Shoo! Girly’ Your Life's in Di GRAND 109 artists of acknowleayed morit Jaudaoino) ‘sional Bailet in America, OLk ppear at each perform anco. Liveliost, largest aud vest hutertainment iu America BLL note v8 23D ST. BAR ord AV. MIN: Kvory evening “and Saturday math BLY LEONS | “nee Wn GRACE THE DUKE, MINSTRELS. ONLY LEON ELLY & rg Liaise [ a STRELS. voices, at St. tenasion om have.” Apply ch. Wednosduy ws XE i gontlom: exchange for bow Washington square, rk, TRAOUER, HAVING SPARE MOK would lke cue oF tuo THACHER, box 1 Tuesday... Wednesday, Thursday Friday.. Saturday ‘Total Daily ADIES OF LE rtuinmont, way K, Bees Uptown BDWIN BEAT a ipows A ‘elt end Olin 0 ANFED-VOLONTERNHASsies WITH “COO “4 k, ur any Wednesday Pon ADY WISHES “TO NASTER Tite panish and Italian lane | Horald Uptown Hranen office. E Wil0 NEF: in rudimentary or advanced studies, or require literary address, with confidence, AGRELA- Heaneh office. KELLY u art first, introducing ma Girvila-Girotlo, ant 40th st., between Gh ja the basement of the sires to make the Mages eisure nud respect: an ot to Tourn Rugiish proper in return, ‘TO TEACH FRENCH ducing the summer mouths VEACHER, 3 between 9 nud 1 clock G HOURS, uplis, Address private BRUSHING UP —BY A GERMAN Gorman and piano. LADY, A SITUATION TO ‘Address Men HERZOG, pig the cor fie edge portecto 2tDs. 1 ‘OF NEW AND SECOND the now challenge eustlon; DACA & UG. corner Canal and Centro sta A‘ with Dolan Pignebip aud mace samen; pargalins. WoH, GRIF 1 he combination cushivng, for sule in this city only at 783 Browd- WANTED tO Cer WANTED.—ABOU OF Ae publi Coxane” LINE.—B. “ASD, 0" With a view to diminishing 1 kiving lowext cash sone box ERICAN STANDARD it chia BILLIARD FABLES, Cbrated Fetat i colloudat “PURCHASE T 150 STRONG WOODEN good as now, suitable tor a NA RM. OS ho chancos of collision, tha steamers of this line take a specific course for all sensons the year, On the outward passage from nor wssing the imneridiaa of ucenstown to New York or at 43 latitude, of nothing | he homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 50 at tude, or noching to tho horth uf 42, FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS. SCYTHIA SCOTIA. Sahin passago, $80. $100 an Bt low rates, Freight . ‘unard wharg, foot of Gi y BOTHNIA. Ve ABYSSINIA. Wed.” May 31 ore tharked * do Hot onrry stoors; Wod., May 24 We passen| d 8130, gold, accor ers, ing to we. turn tickets on favorable terms, ge Hokets to aud from all parts of Europe at very nd Da ery aties, Howltng Groen, KLYN, Agent. CYTHIA EMBARK FROM rand at. Jeracy City, at 4B. 4 Bowling Groen, M “ 1 CHAS Ge FRANCKLIN Wirgyprar kite QUERSSTOWS CARRYING THK U Tho steamors of thix line ti mendod by Lieutenant Maur; U Banks on the passage to Quecnstown ait't GEKMANIC ELT pection o company’s office, i ETHIOPIA. UTOPIA... M ANGLIA" June Anchor Line p) NEW YORK 10 GLASUC May 20, 2 Bi ve Yo AND LIVERPOOL, ED StaTBs MALL. we the Lane Routes recom- | Fine south of tho MTRALA, June 10, 4 Pt LYstA.. July 8, 3PM | LAVERPOOL ‘OR ‘LON. DONDERRY. Cubins, ony to $00 currency, according to Excursiou tickets on Stearage, $25 curroney :intormediute, irate Inoue fo hy oy hake SON I ' =o Pt g ‘ATLO OM River, vier Tei direct. Fon “GuhEsToWs a nati Live rd5u. wan » May, Tie iris Maj Cabin sa TO Drates teow rat Mtowrago p from £1 upwat June 1d $40, curroney. Reture’ thekot —— ‘$28, currency, af current prices. accommodationa, favorable terms. oun at carrent rates, 24 EY Bowling Groen. GLAND. Cy ‘Al i Apply at the company's uflice, 60 ¥ ‘ORTH GERMAN C10} MPTON First $90 currene; Vrepald S.ceruge Cortilicntes, For treight of passage relat oF talune & CO, ¥ DIRECT LINE To | Tas OERNR DY TRANSATLANTIC. i! Any STEAMERS BETWEEN Wivics. ncieeiice aT for the nr he Inada of Tletng more souther! + Nv. 43 North ANADA (Prange TABRA HOM een AMTQUE (Huns Fete eae, sito ws #3 j Second, $74. Pe Return tickets wt Steer wine, be: ag and uti LOULs oYD. STWAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW als rei x NEW YORK, ver'as follow 626, with ane “accommodation, ineluding DE Broad W. J. HURST, Manager. 8100 gold; Secoud Cabin, $00 guid; Stocrage, urn ‘Tiekets at reduced rates. 4, $32 currenay. No. 2 Bowling Groen. RANCK, : mall NK! PLAMOUTH on atone Fouts for the Con row any other) will satl trou i judi according to ‘socom A = ihe ag) ww." without extrs chai a * ee co KAT WESTERN STK. To BRISTOL G " CORNWALL, Stamper SOMERSET, Wester Cabin passage, $13; reney ; exeurs 28. STATE S'SeWw You WEL AST AND trom pier 42 noon iiver ee of Canal st.) 4 ‘follows =» sian OF INDIANA STATE OF PaXNASLWASIA SPATE OF Vi ‘sicrinediite, 4b stooree EO. cur, jon tiekots, 5120; fis steorage cortificaen, WD, Moka. 10 Sous iLaND) tiniRoT, ailing from pler 18 Bast lever as luliows:— haturday, May 50 Wedai in , due 7 GLASGOW, Be DUBLIN, LONDON DER: aud every alt chernate Tr vrviduy tigroatier. i ivoutway, Now are pier, toot of Canal PAN, RR MAILS Rips QUERNSTOWN iry OF ma HEMOND.... ated TY OF JIN. wv oF ut el ol CABIN id $1 terms. se ene Sus‘curie gone, stateronns, ouating G, DALE, Age bee riTh) ng to aceomuad 4th retry, thee IN BALDW! Meworage uikete at 45 Rroadwey and st the companj's seorage at lowest a on Agenta, No. AMERS AND LIVERPOOL. May 1d 01890 A. M. AM. retury’ tickets ‘on favorabl ney. Draite lonued at lowest and bathrooms amidyips 1 aud 3s See Waaith goon OEE, al HIDALGC vay 20) OTHE 4 COLOMHO, Jane | WIN DOL mays First ewbin, $70, eurrency: xegond Freney. Excursion tickets on very lavorable torms, Through tickous Seued (o Continental and Baltic ports. Apply, tor tull pare tlealars, to CHARLES Ie WRIGHT & 00., 66 Sonth st. ‘XD NOMIC KO} TE TO 0 Hole BRAIN, BW! VE | ¥ au ‘rips rower, raten tows © com! Ul, EDYE & 09, Her MW wa jen eral St ‘WORKS, ie) Brosdwag. LESSING WIELAND Ratos of passage to Viymouth, Londo: | burg aud ail points in England, Scotland and Wales j Eishtorage and chansel i O% fi Fat x2 “i ak hy cad sid’ Eecpon., Stonmboute cae HR EUROPEAN STEAMSIIIPS. ATES biome ‘e ye STEW MAND Lie mics yO QUEENE sailing 7 FUESD from pier 40 North ikiver. NEVADA "June 13,10 A.M. mame BES eens thay 30, fs TSCONSIN Sable Ges SHS ane pa lune BLIUA Intermediate, $40; steerage, $20. P: ire booked to an m Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Bwoden, Drafts on Ireland, England, Franco” aad. Ger VILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broad ADVERTISE IN THe ry BVENING. te LEORAM. RATL: ie af No.2 AN AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LID for PLYMOUTH. ©. tam iaecee and ee (ees INTERNATIONAL TOURIST TICKETS 4 J, all parts of Hurope and “Amortes at reduced rat ot require th Vi “Wook cursionist” to COAST WISE 8! NEY DIRECT LID WEEKLY LINE ( Ga; saili i Se Thurs efor Fernand Pore ae at ‘frou, his its ir a ria Rote Ve eight or pasauce apply to ALLORY & CO., oF iwc GLY Maiden ANAMA 1 FOR SAN 7RANGISCO, NIA AND PACIFIC Punan Steamer ¢ Por troight AGIFIG MATL STEA FC ALIFORNE a ‘Al NEW ZHALA AND. rene t « FoR, PANU PHANG Bisco connecting for ati © A f FROM SAN. rrancisl6 CHINA, AUSTRALIA, JOLUMBIA, &U., &U., tive \s a South Pacive YD CHINA. r sei 10d, 20 and Oe ‘fete ie ent hess mo ig a OT a a Jan ot., No aS Dae ee POY TULLAY, Superintendent, — RW” YORK AND” WAVANA DIRROT MATE LINK ‘These first culss stoxraships will salt at 3 PM. from rth Iver foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, as WILMINGTON Tuesday, Muy @ COLUMBU: Thursday, May 18 For freight and passage, having unsurpassed uccommods to Hons, apply rp CLYDE & CO,, No. 6 Bowling Green. LULING & UO., Agontsim Havann. McKELLEs NY. N mae 38. Hine. Nerth Kiver at 3 P.M Fe ge 13 vis Barone Diogres Cumpoachy, Tuspan and Tampteo, city OF Hava sTuesday, Muy 2 For traight and pussuze apply A ANDI 4 AC 31 und $3 Broadway. ew Orleans May 7 and May 28 foe ts, Steamers w Vera Cruz und other p JPO# NEW ont: 3 DI THE © ROMWELL LINE. The steamship W ORLEANS, Captain Doarborn, 13, at 3 o'clock P flor Noc@ North itiver me given to Mobite and ail principal ig Through bills of nat points on the Mississi Cabin passage, $50; Apply to sa BALL LINE. UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MALL STEAMSHIPS, Hing mR AS Watsou's wharf, Brooklyn, N.Y. AKA, UCO, BAHIA and KRIO'JANEL2O, calling at Ht: Joba's, J gous, Bi RAMA LL. a LKEK, TI Yor freight and pasuugn, nt reduced rites, apply 19 TUCKER & 00. Agents, O4 Pine at, r — GALVESTON, TOU CHING AT KEY the United States mail. Captain Eldridge, N.. trom pier 20 Bust Rive all points on the Housto Northern, Gat- Henderson, and the Galveston, Harris. jo rattroads. Froights and jusurance at on Suturday, Toroagh bills i; and Texas, Central Tusernational and ‘irent ny 18, a8. 8 nding given to veston, Hougt burg ase Ant Aton. | Vor frolxht oF pusago. having suyorlor we dations, apply to ©. Hl, MALLORY & C0... 158 m lane. ORGAN'S LIN AMSHIPS for New On ns ant Texas, 7 Saturday to New Orleans, transferring Texas ‘to Morgan's Louisinna and. Texas Kuilrond fur gan City, thence, per Murizan's lide of creemora, to fauna MORGAN CITY will sail from pier 36 North River, rk, om Saturday, Muy 13, at 3 P. M,, for New Orleans cet. Se i bills of lading sigued to Mobile, Galveston and to all points on the Galveston, Harrinbary snd Sun Antunlo, Houxton and Texas Central, Taterautional and Groat North: ero, Texas and Pacitic and Trans-Continontal railroads, and to Indiunola and 3: ointy on tho Gulf, ao Santiago, Cor pus Christi, Rockport, St. Mary's wt Froiuht ior St Mary's and Fulton landed at Rockport, at either Corpae Chriatl oF se und risk of conn Brownaville, vis Kio Grande {allroad be effected under open poley of C. A. Whit . New Orleans, From New York to New Orleans, from New York to all Texas ports via New Or ney & fiber cont feans, % por cont, neh ‘at lowest rates. For freight or furthor Informe tion apply to. PPlY CHARLES A. WHITNEY & CO., pier Ju Nor ver. LD DOMINION, Si gy COMPANY, sailing ik. CI Point en itch md, be reg yeaa PM mT the Vi Thors ing Fines Pledmoct 4 dations unsurpansed. and bills of lading to all points af OLD DOMINION STEAS MP. having refitted thet fine sido-wheel steamship saad n BELL, 1.60) tons, purpose despatching her from pl foot of Beach st. vr. a. Saturday May 13, tor, eile: doiphia, semmelning tneve of Kace st., conventent to horse und stuam cars to Goesanenel Groands, from Sut Thursday, +P. , Feaching New York Fri- HE SHIP ¢ round trip, tneludi ‘Apply at Kenoral office, 107 Greenwich Fee HALIFAX, N. 8., AND BT, JOHNR, NF CROMWELL StEAMSHT We LINE. rs leave pier 10'N. MR. follow ‘ERAV ELLERS GUIDE. PEOPLES kiN, STA MBOATS LEAVE + 4i North River, B.. for Albany and all points C ally. Sundays excepted, at GP. orth at. ATS POU TROY AND alt ALG ally, except Satur- ATSKLIA, CRMEK LINK.—NEW CUANE OM, 37 Rg wd ny, ‘Thursday and Saterday, from pier ‘42, Canal McMANUS, alternate days, trom Le 4s, RIVER LINE x, BOwR ITIZENS' LINE want mat nd Fall The world ret soanboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave North Miver, foot of Murray st., daily (5 cree a} SPM. Through tickets sold at all the inelpal an the city. CAT! shoals ti ce Monday, Wedbosduy and a ESTABLISHED LINE VOR 3 51 Ul and intermediate HARDEE from Franklin st. Ry and 5 4 amer MONT Friday, at 5 P.M. pareve RATLIROAD INK AND UNITED taped | ALL ‘Trains leave Now York, via Desbrosses Bipre Leping fwuve Pitssbarg, the hes and ‘or Hareisoor SiN Polimat palace cary acid, D's A MG and ROUTE. aod sunday, Cand es ens for Vhiiaieiph Bath wa a be 7 yy May 1, oe! irate iow Brauch and in ore rth River, tout Rector it. #48 A, M. mediate inte: Da ea Bare prea. ‘selene, AY.s 4PM Lar a Tuekertom, de; 6 loag . 8 SNEDEN, General Manager, ATT i fo PreK i280 be a4 TH RLY: For Kondout and ‘iar Lon phi xe F "ta a Th mee QTONINGTON: LINK KOR of Stoamors RHODK L fom plor Us North itivor, te at oP 27 North Ri Stoamshipa eee ey uated doo nae ‘