The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1876, Page 11

__ NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1876.~TRIPLE SHEET. © THE COURTS. ——+—-- Ex-Sheriff Brennan’s Suit Against the City for Fees as Sheriff. Charge of Fraud and Counter Claim for Overcharges. Tenure of Office of District Court Clerks. Execution Against Tweed Upon the Judgment in the Six Million Dollar Suit. - A suit, the result of which will, doubtless, be watched with no little interest, was commenced yesterday, before Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court of Common Pleas. The cuit is one brought by ex Sherif Brennan to recover a portion of his fees as Sherif during part of the year 1872. The compiaint states that furimg the months of January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August and September of the gear 1812 Mr. Brennan was Sheriff of the county New York, and that his advances and foes during the months named amounted mthe aggregate to the sum Of $52,868 68; that his bil for this amount was duly audited and allowed by the Board of Supervisors, and that payment was refused by the Comptroller, He Seeks judyment, therefore, against the city for the sum stated, with interest, The answer denies that the plaintiff performed all the services set forth in the complaint, and alleges that his bills wore false; it further states that the Plaintiff! in bis report to the Secretary of state for the nine months in question reports 20,201 convictions, but now falsely claims to have re- ported 23,974 convictions, upon which be seeks to re- cover a percentage of fifty cenison each conviction. There is a further allegation that his report ant bill claiming twelve and # half cents each on 29,980 police court convictions was wholly unfounded, for the rea- sou that be never made any such report The bill for conveying 18,881 prisoners, at $1 75a head, to other prisons than State Irison, and amounting 10 $31,641 71, is alieged to be fals because he really conveyed only 1,700 prisoners. H13 police court revurns are algo de- slared to be false. He charges for conveyance of 1,500 pass court prisoners to prisons otler than State Prison, and the answer says he never performed such service atall, For the overcharge the cily sets up a counter claim for $40,508 25, overcharges in 1871, The complaint further specities March 81, 1871, he fled 8,941 convictions al courts, which were not reported, and that {oI ter ending June 80 he claimed for 9,704 pol convictions, which he did not report, and so on, Mr, Brennan puts in a reply to the counter claim denying eacn and al! of the ailegations in the counter claim, A strong pot for the de ence 1s thas the Sheriff enum- erated in bis totaix removals to yrisov for woich the law does not provide him any céinpsusation, as they are made by the police. ‘The tlrst witness called was Mr. Yparks, Clerk of the courts of Oyer and Termiver sAd General Sessions, wlio produced a record of convictions in Oyer and Ter- Diner and General sessions, Mr. Strahan objected to the evidence on the ground that under the statute the judgment of the Supervisors was tinal and conciusive; that they were a jadicial boy, and that no Court bad the power to go into side issues as to whether they had the proper gures before them when auditing Judge Van Hoesen overruled the objection, holding ‘that the city was not to ve prejudiced by any excess of authority by the Supervisors, Mr. Sparks testified that in 1871 the convictions in both courts for which the sentences were less than Stare Prison were:—Penitectiary, 197 males and 19 fe- to City Prison, 5 boys and 1 girl; to the House of Refuge, 82 boys and 1 girl; in thas! year 485 males and 31 females were sent to State Prison; jim 1872, 446 males and 27 Jemales were sent to State Prison; to the Penitentiary, 249 males and 35 females, and trans- ferred froin’ City Prison, 19 boys and 2-girlg, and 1 | yeep wo the House of Refuge; these figures did not, include convictions where sentences were suspeuded, Messrs. A. J, Vanderpcol and John H. Strahan ap- pear jor Mr. Brennan and Mr. James C. Curter tor the city. Itis provabie the trial will occupy two or threo anys at for the quarter ending police DISTRICT COURT CLERKS, ‘The question as to whether the term of the clerks of the ten district courts who held office prior to the 1st of January last expired at that time was argued at length yesterday im the General Term of the Court of Commow Picas, A quo warrauto suit was brought in order to adjudicate the case. John J. Healey, Jr., was ppoiuted clerk of the Eighth District Court under the act of 1872, and on the Ist of January last Henry Leask was appointed in bis place, It 18 claimed by Healey that his appomtment under the act reterred to ‘was for six years. On the other band, it is insisted that he was entitled to hold office oniy during the re- maining part of the term of Judge Kane, by whom he ‘Was appomted. The Court took the papers, reserving 1s decision. EXECUTION. AGAINST TWEED. Mr. Wheeler H. Peckham placed in the hands of the Sheriff of this county yesterday an execution against the property of Willian M. Tweed. The amount which the execution calls for is $6,052 19, with interest from the date of entry of judgment. A similar execution was forwarded at the same time to the Sneriil of the county of Monroe, which, it is understood, 18 tended toreach some interests in corporations which Mr. Tweed has there, In this county there is still con- Bideruble real estate held under attachment issued just Tweed, but what amount is. likely to be realized ‘on the executions cannot pow be ated. DANIEL R. LYDDY'S CASE. The namo of Daniel R.-Lyddy, under indictment for indecent assault, was on the calendar of the Coart of ion Sessions yesterday, Assistant District Attorney Lyonk ted bim to the bar, but he did not apperr, His Yondsinin, Mr, Timothy J. Donahue, was tuen called for, and in detault of his appearance the $300 bail ho nad furnished was delared Uackett. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. ge Lawrence, holding Supreme Court, Cnambers, ‘was yesterday attacked by vertigo shortly after the opening of the Court, compelling an adjournment: Judge Barrett and Judge Donohue signea ex parte orders, Twenty-two young men anxious to enter the legal arena were yesterday examined for admission to the Bar. Messrs. Jolin L. Hill, Freling H. Smith and Adaiph H. Sanger were the examining committee. There were no additional arrests made yesterday in he Whiskey Ring indictment cases, The authorityes. tre reticent im regard to the matter of the other in- dictments found by the Grand Jury ontil the parues are arrested, as information on tbat point now would be likely to throw obstacles in the way of the deputy marshals in whose hands warrants have been placed. A suit brought by M. Hill Fowler, ex-Corporation Attorney, against Fernando Wood, to recover $1,000, alleged to have been loaned by him to the defendant, resulted at the trial in a verdict in favor of Mr. Wood. An appeal was taken from this verdict, and the case on such appeal was argued at length yesterday at the fu. reme Court, General Term, aud was toilowed by tho Court taking the papers. ‘the suit brought bv Charles Backman against Thomas Moore, to recover ir deficiency on 1,900 barrels of whiskey, tried before Judge Donohue, Lolding Supreme Court, Cireuit, the facts of which have been pubushed, terminated yesterday in a verdict for $3,850 for the jorfeited by Recorder Pr of Mr, William a. Beach aud Mr. Miles Beach appeared tor the plaintiif and Mr. Cromley for the de- fendant, Me. A. De Witt Baldwin was yesterday appointed by Judge Lawrence reieree to determine the legality of the clarms of Joseph H. Godwin, George H. Peck, James MeLew and Clinton Brooks to the ownership of cer- tain junds used vy the city in the iaying out, widening id Straightening Kingsbridge ri from 156th street the Harlem River, The Commissioners of Estimate and Ass@ssment awarded the damages (0 wnkuowa owners. . The partics named claim title under a decd by Sheriff Bell to Richara Valentine, dated January 5, 1 The proprietors of the various places of amusement Interdicted by the Police Board from selling lager vect or other ‘iquors in ther auditoriums during the per- formances are anxious to have the question of the legality of the action of the Police brought to a legal eettiement. AD argument was to have been had yes- terday belore Judge Lawrence, on an order to show cause Why the loi Board should vot be enjomned with their business, Dut alter & per rendered a decwion yesterday in the case of Stuppermore against Muller, reconily argued belore bio. $ The suit was imstituted to Gad out who should be beneiied under the will vf Adam Muiler, deceased, and also (0 discover whether the married Waughter's child was born alive or dead, the husband ot Muller having claimed an estate by the courtesy. In his & Judge Spetr holds thut the elisi! was born all @ wite had poasession of the property in question a her tmartiene aud that the husband should ne re his lie estate. George Westenhotm & Son, the well known manu- fncturers of cutlery at Sheilield, Kngland, where they have been established for thirty years, ‘vroazht wut through Mr. Asiine Ward, ther agene in this ity, eta Max Kamak to restrain him trom dsing thelr | selling cutlery m sntitation of their manu- Keeani cae came for triad betore Judge Van Brunt in the Court of Common Pleas, It was shown | by the evidence that the defendant gold goods purport. | ing to be the manuiacture of the plaintifis and vearen thew identical trade mark, “!-X-L."" Judge Van Brant a decision in the caso yesterday, and directed the of a decree of @ perpetual ujuhction restraiming je defendant irom -elliug any artieles of cutlery with ie trade mark, excepting ihose manufactured by the Ms. Messrs, Sterling and Walden a) red for tee. plaintiffs and Mr, A. L, ha dy Sanger for the defendant, DECISIONS. SUPREME COUBT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Lawrence. Davis va. Levey.—The motion to vacate the order of-' arrest must be depied. The complaint is based epon the same facts as are disclosed by the afiidavit on which tne order of arrest was granted, In other words, the causes of action and the grounds of arrest are the game on fanuhar principles; theretore, I caunot vacate the order of arrest on a motion. {he case may be ad- Vanwed on the calendar if the defendants are in prison, pcrsuant to the provisions of Kule 45. No costs. Donobue vs. Erhardt.—-1 am not satisfied atter reas ing the affidavits that the plaintiff 1s not perfectiy secured, The wide difference in the valuations plared on the mortgaged premises by the parties making | ailidavits for the plainuds and defenvants respective'y | renders it impossibie for me to say that the tmortgiged | property affords so siender a security to the plaintilfs as | to warrant the appointment of a receiver, I shalt, therefore, deny the motion, g:ving leave to the plainttt | to renew ou further papers. No costs of motion. | Ellison vs. Lacherman—There seems to have been | ‘very great deiay on the part of the plaintiff’, 1 will, however, xrant the application for the examination of Mr. Francis, on condition that the nts stipulace to go on at the wext weeting appointed by the reterce after the examination of Mr, Francis has been con- eluded, and to proceed with the reterence trom day to day unless the releree showid, 1m the exercise of nis dis- | cretion, adjourn the same, Claflin va, Inister—As the motion to vacate the order | of arrest is made upon the aifidavits ou which said order was granted, all the statements coniaived in those affidavits are to be taken as true. such being the case, the decision of the justice who granted the order Of arrest upon the weight to be attached to the aili- davits ts like that ofa jury, conclusive. (Conter vs McNamara, 9 How., 255.) There are certainly very suspicious circumstances disclosed in the plautin’s aifidavits, and as the defendant has made no attempt to explain those circumstances, the Court is justitled in aysuming that be was unable to do so. (Brooks ¥ Slevin, 6 How., 616) Motion denied, without costs, with leave to renew on other aifidavits. tappan vs, Newman,—I wish to hear counsel more fully m regard to the application, Prager vs. Milne.—I am unwilling to change the place of trial in this case, The motion is thereiure acnied, | but with costs, Phoenix vs. Dupuy.—This case js referred to R. F. Farrell to take proof as to the residence of the plain. tiff, and to-report the testimony, with his opiuion there- | on, to the Court. By Judge Dykeman, Sweet vs. Harrington.—Motion granted, 1 do not | think it was necessary to give notice of the applica- ton. The National Steamship Company vs. Seahan.—Bail | reduced to $1,000, The rest of the motion denied, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Donohue. Sturgis, &c., vs. ‘Brew et al.—Findings settled and signed SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Speir, Struppman ys. Mulicr.—'This suit is brought to ascer- terest of several veneficiaries under the will of Muller, and especialy whether a child of 0} of wrried’ daughters was born alive of dad; hi he husband acquired a vested estate uuder the er father in her share as tenant by the courtesy, she baving died intestate. Decided, that the husban is‘entitied to his wilo’s share as tenant by the courtesy, that the proof shows his child was born alive, and that his wite had possession of the premises in question during marriage, Order to be settled on note on 1éth May inst, at Conte ateleven A. M. By Chief Justice Monell. Kurtz vs. Lewerth,— Undertaking approved. Walker vs. Walker.—Relerence ordered, O’Brien vs, The Mayor, &c,—Ordered on short calen- dar, Einstein vs. Chapman et al.; Humequin ys, Cum- | ming et al.; Farrell vs, Van ‘Tuyle; March vs. Priest etal.; Barras vs Bidwell; Harting vs. Hillier; Same va, Sume; Tone vs. Otter et al.—Orders granted. COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM. Lannigan vs. The Mayor, &c,—Order appealed from aflirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge Van Brunt, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Judgo J. F. Daly, Zimmerman vs. Schoffert —Atuvion denied; $10 | costs, | Waldron vs. Pontin.—Defendant discharged from arrest uuder Fourtoen Days act. Covert vs, Frost.—Mr. A, Barton Hough appointed receiver. Bennett vs. Oppenheim; McCallum va. Nicholson; North River Bank vs. Milla; Ludke vs, Conner; Rosen vs. Blum; Taylor vs. Burry; Thurby vs Conner; Fel- kersen vs. Gunuer.—Motions granted, Summcns vs. Haulenbeck. —Proceedings dismissed, Drisier vs, Ross.—Order for commission granted Ferguson vs Austin, —Referred to H. E. Howland. Celier vs, Hewson. —Urder resettling order, Clark vs. Rothermel.—Motion dented. Petit vs. Burtrand, —Order vacating injunction, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Recorder Hackett, PREFERRED SING SING TO ENGLAND. Ayoung man of nineteen, named Arthur Blandy, who was at one time in the employ of A. T. Stewart & Ca., went, in company with one George Krohe, to the store of Arnold, Constuble & Co., on the 12th of Feb- ruary last, aud represented that be was ia the employ | of Siewart & Co, and had been sent by them to pur- chase a quantity of gloves, of’ which they were short. He obtained six dozen pairs of dugskin gloves, with which he departed, It was subsequently found that ne had been discharged by Stewart & Co. some time be. fore he got the gloves, He was arrested ou the 22d of March, when—his friends representing to Recorder Hackett that if be were released he would be made to return at‘once to Evglaud—the Recorder suspended | sentence, and the youth was discharged on his uwn recognizance. Instead of going bei to, hia home, | however, he returned to bis old companions, and on | April 26, accompanied by his friend Krobe, who gave the name of James Bowers, he visited the store of McCreery, Nos. 01 aud 803 Broadway, and stated that | he bad been sent by Stewart & Co., in whose employ he | was, and obtained $82 wurth of goods. The fraud was subsequentiy discovered, and the two swindlers veing arrested, were brought up jor trial yesterday. His Honor sent Blandy to State Prison for five years and Krohe tor three. FIFTEEN YEARS IN sTATE ‘prison. | Joseph Silk, of No. 200 Ninth avenue, was walking m | Bleecker street at five o'clock on the morning of May 3, when he was assaulted by Peter Clark, James Camp- bell, of No. 413 Kast Fifth street, and another man, who is unknown. Two of the men held Mr. Silk whilo the third robbed himof a silver watch, valued at $50. | ‘The two men pamed were arrested, ana Campbell plea | ing gulity was yesterday seut toState Prison for uitcen years. FORGERS ARRAIGNED. Charles J. Williamzon, one of the notorious gang of Buflaio, Erie and New York Central Railroad bond forgers, was arraigned yesterday. The prosecution | stated that it would not be ready to try the case until | next week. A. Oukey Hall, counsel for the prisoner, | pleaded not guilty to forty-nine mdictinents for forgery + and three for burglary. These crimes are alleged to have been committed by the prisoner under various aliases, among which are Conrad B, Franklin and Charies E. Perrin. He was remanded for trial. CUT WiTH A kazon, Henry Wilson, who feloniousiy assaulted Thomas Coakley, of No. 133. Greenwich street, by catting him | in the back with a razor on May 1, pleaded guilty, and | was sent by the Recorder to State Prison jor four years, | THREE PATRICKS. | Patrick Costello pleaded guiity to committing a bur- | glary at the store of Patrick J. Murtagh, No. 443 First avenue, on the 12th of March, ana stealing 2,500 cigars, $20 in money and a pistoi, the property of | ee Higgins. State Prison three years and six | montl PLEAS AND SENTENCES, { Edward Fanving. a boy of fourteen, living at No, 119 | Chambers street, who, gn May 6, entered the upart- ments of Miranda Carter, No. 257 West Filth street, and stole a waich worth $50 and a pocketbook contain- led guilty and was sent to the Penitentiary George Peniventiars William cerving stolen goods wards, larceny and receiving stolen goods ; wix months orech Patrick Markey, larceny and re- Peniwntiary each one yeur, H larceny of mouey; Penitentiary | George Belton, eighteen months, lerman Blankmeyer, violation of Excise law at the corner of Twenty-third street and Eteventh avenue; ned $20 and to stund committed till paid. Charles Jones, assault with fatens. to steal as a pick- pocket; one year Penitentiary. Patrick Brady, bargliry and grand larceny ; State Prison three yeurs and six moriths, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. | Bolore Judge Kasmire, } A DISHONEST TRANSACTION, W. B. Nelson, an auctioneer, was brought up ona | _ summons, issued on the complaint of Bernard Travers, | aWoalthy millinery dealer of Broadway, who charged that he hud been swindied out of $75. Mr, Travers Bought at auct.on, of the defeudant, a team ot horses, | which Were guaranteed to be sound,” Mr ‘Travers paid $76 on account and took the teum to try them, when he found that one of tho horses was quite lame H then demanded the return of his money and was re- ve Nelson just ten minutes to re- | inst him. = The false pretences would be tiken @ aud Nelson was moucy Was, of course, handed vac discharged.” ROBBED BY HIS FRIEND. Thomas Coleman, No. 237 avenue B. was accused of the theft of a wacct and chain aud a pocketivork, the ; property of John Cluppert. No. 14 Righth avenue, | ‘The larceny was commitied, .t was alleged, om the 3d j of March lust, while the complainant und the deiend- i | 2849, 2785, 1045, 787 24 , 20380, 2408, a0 | COUNSELLOR Jing to do Wich & complaimt of | We ant were in company AER EN but the defendant was uot arrested until yesterday, He was held for tial. POLICY “BacKERS.”” Jobn McEnnery, alias John Sullivan, was accused of keeping a- policy shop at No, 309 East Thirty-fourth “street, He denied that he wis the owner, but admit” ted that he was employed by Cornelins B. Parker, of No. 463 Third avenue, who isa well known “pohcy backer,” or one who advances money to others to run policy shops, A warrant was accordingly issued for the arre t of Parker, and lis son and himself were brought te Court by Officer Leary, of the Court squad, Both were held for trial in $500 each, which they fur- nished, McEnnery was discharged. THR RESULTS OF A SPRER. Wesley Wullace, of Soventy-second street and Madi- son avenue, was found lying in the street on Wednes- day night in a condition more dead than alive. He was locked up, and yesterday morning be found that, in addition to having a badly eut and br: d head he was minus his watch and chain aud his ketbook, which had cuntained about $50. Mr. Wallace had been suill- cron. Punished, | ‘he Court thought, and he was dis- urged. A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER. William Clarendon, who said he lives at No, 420 East Seventeenth street, waa charged with burglary. He was arrested in Euat Fifty-third street on Wednesday night, immediately after a burglary bad been com- mitted at No, 323 i the same street. A lot of skoleton keys were tound upon bim, but he accounted for them hy saying that te was an agent for a lock manfuctur- ing company im the country, The Court did not b Neve him, but there was wot sufficient evidence on which to hold him on the charge of burglary and he Was sent to the Workhouse for a year. POLICE ‘CouR? NOTES. John Burns, charged with stealing a gold wateb and chain from C. V. R. Van Winkie, of Patterson, N. Y., was yesterday committed to answer in default of $1,000 bail, by Justice Smith, at the Washington Piace Police Court, Julia Kelly and Thomas Beck, of No, 238 West Twenty-eighih street, were each ‘held in default of $1,000 buil, by Justice Smivv yesterday, to answer a charge of having on Wedues night roubed Joho Robertson, of No, 34 Atlantic avenue, of a silver watch and chain and $40 in money. Mary Manning, who was yesterday morning caught in the act of stealing a piece of silk: trom the dry goods store of J. & C Johnston, No. 935 Broadway, was com- ce by Justice Smith in deiault of $1,500 bail to ans: a Barcelona reported to the police yesterday that he was assailed and robbed of $40 by roughs in his residence, No. 11 Thompson street, Tha pulice are looking ‘or the robbers, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Svrngux Covat—Cuaumuns—Held by Judge Law: rence.—Nosr, $5, 76, 2, Bt 200, 261, 270, The causes which were set down for yesterduy will be calied to-day, SUPREME CouRT—GENERAL Lae wrayer by Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels ww. 1, 2, 8, 15, 17, 22, 26, 80, 31, 40, 42, 43, 46, 47, 489 135, 183, 149, 160, 153, 100, 101, 1od, 63, 64, 65, 95, 107, 109, 1 SUPREME CovRT—SPEc Tern—lield Sie * Judge Larremore.—Cuse on. No day calendar. Surreme CourtT—crnccvir—! Donohue—Short causes, —N' 2927, 2990, 3003, 2091, 2 2007, 2087, 2493, 2083, 2680, 3006, 1568, 2962, '2 2810, 2984, 2788, 2060, 2252, 3818, 2064. Parts 2 nee ‘Adjourned until Monday, May 16. Causes set down for these parts will be called by Judge Dowohue tn Part SvpERIOR Beh ee im Teru—Held Judge Monel awand fact—Nus. 3, 18, al, 22, 2 Scrknion Court—Tniat Tera—Part 1—Held by Judge Curtis, Short causes—Nos. 2006, 1685, Youd, 2075, 2028, 110, 1207, 1517, 2140, 2182, Rie 1453, 2142) wld by Judge Santord—Nos. 1807, 207 1037, 1500 ‘723, aa “p10, 1034, 720, 0, B34, 1020, 48, ComMox PLkas—Kquity Tera—Held by Judge J. F. Daly.—Nos. 21, 3, 23, 13, 9, 25, 26. General Term—Ad- Journed until Monday, May 15, 1876. Comwoy Pieas—rniat ‘Tkex—Part 1—Hela by Judge Van Huesen.—Nos. 9504, 1560, 1718, 955, 956, 696, 2447, 1104, 1900, 1621, 2103, 1680, 869, 1097, 177, 1426, atts 1359, 18T1, 1074, 2112, 2116, '1337,'1628,'1211, 1267, els, 2 Malus Covrr—Triat. Tera —Part 1—Hela by Judgo Sheridan, —Nos 4105, 4320, 3303, 3135, 4058, 4243, 1:20, 2647, 4245, 4249, 4: a bs A 4208, 4258, 4250, Pi Heid by ‘Judge 4104, 3044, 4c50, S481, 2354, 41335, 4505, "1108, ade, 4261, 4264, 4265, 1, 6009, 6121, G24, 653. SEss1oNs—Held uy. Kecorder Hacket—The People vs. Henry Bishop, felonious as- Sault and batiery; Same vs, John Glynn, sovomy ; 5: vs. Bernard Steck Wiiham Auderson and Thomas Far- rell, vurglary; ‘8. James McCormack, burglary ; Same vs. Emily Comstock, grand lurceny; bial Leary and Evward Wilson, grand jarce ve. Mary J. Johnson, grand larceny; Same vs. James Draduy grand tarceny; Same vs. John Leouard, petit ceny; Same vs. Edward Sharkey, petit. larceny; Rise Vs. Thomas Lyneb, assault with intent to steal, NIINE'S CASE, VALE Inthe matter of the application of Messrs, Barnett and Britton to the ust General Term of the Supreme Court to disbar Counseilor B. E. Valentine, the Courthas rendered a decision deny ing the motion to disbar, Tho application grew ont of some misconception of the course of Mr. Valentine in tne case of F, Langdon vs. Charies E Evans. The Supreme Court, General Term, alter a caretul review of the facts, vindicate. the coun: sel from all reflection in the matter. ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR. Povouxrersix, May 11, 1876. Afier examination by the committee appoimted by the Court, cousisuing of Alexander H. Dana, of Brook- lyn; Henry Bacon, of Goshen, and Waiter Farrington, of Poughkeepsie, the following named were admitted to the Gar of the State of New York :—Jobn T, Schlosser, kill Landing; Arthur Vandewater, Flashing. ucis E, Clurk, Peekskill; William A. Gark, Swift, vouglikeepste; Charles J ;_ Henry , Brooklyn; ward F, Davenport, 'Brookiyn; Theodore Burgmeyer, Brooklyn; Wilnam'H. Wyker, Goshen; C,H, Willams, New Brighton, & L; Georze &, Waldo, Brooklyn Philip L. Balse, Jr, Brooklyn, and Jobn 0. Hunkle, Brooklyn. = REAL ESTATE For the third time the sale of the building known as the Church of tho Disciples, corner Madison avenue and Forty-filth street, was adjourndd yesterday,this time for the purposo of readvertising. The sales which took place at the Exchange were as follows :— f. A Lakrence & Co. sold, in foreclosure, a plot of Jand 509, 8x135x616.8x67.9, on the Boulevard, northeast corner of 133d street, for $6,000, over three mortgyges amvunting to $42,000, to the plaintilf, Also eight lots, together in size 200,10x100, on Tenth avenue, west side, being the block frout between 123d and 124th streets, and jour lots forming plot 100 11x100, on Teath avenue, southwest corner oi 123d street, tor "31, 000 over mort- gages aggregating $28,000, to the plamult, Blackwell, Riker & Williams sold, in foreclosure, Nos, 32, 4, 36 and 38 First street, on north side, ad- Joiniug’ an’ old cemetery, 84.4 feet east of Second ave- | ‘hue, plot 08.54;x47x105, a8 follows :—No, 32 for $9,500, No. 34 lor $10,600, No. ‘BO tor $8, ouv, No. 38 for $6,000, all bought by the plant Peter F. Meyer sold, in foreclosure, tour unfinished houses with Jots, each 20x75, ou soutuwest curner of Sixth avenne and 126th street, us tollows:—Coruer house, for $14,600 to plaintiff; next house, for $12,000 to Thomas Mansom; third house, ior $11,900 to Mr, Brown, and fourth’ house, tor $11,475 to Jesse M. Powers, Also, in foreclosure, two frame buildings, with lots each 25x100, on west side of Third avenue, 50,11 ‘eet north of 103d street, for $100 over two mort- guges, aggregating $13,282 60, Wiliam Kennelly seid, in ioreciorure, a three story | front and rear brick house, with lor 25.1x100, fey oT | James street, west side, between Madison Oak for $7,750 to Adeline M. Colling. ra in closure, & house With Jot 25x98.9, Ne ‘Thirty-uipth strect, north side, 224 fect east of Tenth avenue, stor $1,100 over a mortyi o Sth wih interest from November 1, 1874, to the piaintift. R. V. Harnett sold, by order of the executor, to cloge an estate, Noe, ‘183 and 135 avenue B, east side, 1.6 feot south of Niuth atreet, two three story brick houses in trontand athree siory Urick shop im rear, with plot 47x93, jor $19,200 to Kenvon Place. Also, in forvelusure, (wo houses, with luts each 16.8x1u22) in Went Seventy-ninth street, south side, one 300 and the other 3334 Icct east of Tenth avenue, lor $6,500 each, to Elizabett and Emeline Johnson, TRANSPRAG, 4500 at, & 8%, 350 It w. of 10th ay. 551004 Baxter and mite ww Ayaiee U, French. . ‘euts, Geo eS @22,000 D ft. ORV. vid id wite to Willian akeKiney und others, Nom. 46th st a Ste, i ita viet Chiatiss potas 200 seh +t, K,5, Cathe: vine ii ¥ a finan tn Sohn i Kuek. nm of Pet sien nonin Ix2te irregular, 103,000 0 Samuel Ii, Habeael 15,000 PLE. wa Fst nt, 0. 43 West | ees and wily to Brivyet Me: aeerrritel Lape ‘Oth ay, v., & @. cur. of 308 sft gin ae #10. @, of 2d ay. 1005100; William Q. Talman t0, George W. Heresel and. of 82.9 ft. u, sfisth er asi to Phomas J. Je: Old wh, a... 290 fh. w, to ease O) Bd av. dontoo.ii; Gideon Vousteta ‘und wife to Pauline i. Loss, 1 5 bs No. 112, @4295.3; alwo' Monroe’ st., Sot 114,'21.9%92.6; Jobn Bassett, Jr., referee, to others, trustees 3d av. No, 901, store and extension, 4 years; Bern- hard Stern to Heary Ex St. e. Tes aye: ue Schietfolin, Mary T. olin, «6. 58th'st., Allen, “Emu yoars. 3 vod National Build. to Wufuai Lito nstiromce Company, fe. of Sth av. : 1 yea to Chaties toe ete, ® i | t.w. ofeth av: Lvear,. | ‘auline L., to Gideon | Sd ay. : 9 yeary 9,260 MUNICIPAL NOTES. The Comptroller yesterday paid $500,000 on account Of the State taxes ahd $100,000 on ace@nt of the city’s quota of school tax. Ho also disbursed $17,911 57 to the Catholic Protectory for the support of the children under its care, Siduey P. Nichols, Police Commissioner, a defeated candidate for Senator in the interest of Tammany Hall and John Kelly, yesterday appeared in the Roard and lobbied through the matters interesting to the Police Board, including the expulsion ot the Board of Health from No, 800 Mulberry street, The city’s rights in the East Twenty-third street farey were yesterday sold by Comptrolicr Green to i, ewett, of the Erie Railway, for five years, on the basis ‘of two and a half per cent of the gross re- ceipts, Mr. Jowett, as the reprosentative of Erie, was the only bidder. The Common Council yesterday complimented Com- modore Vanderbilt ou his opposiiion 10 the proposed increase of freight rates over the various lines center+ ing in this city, At halt-past threo o clack P, M. to-day the Aldermen will inspect a ew fire bydraut at the corner of Worth and Park strects. . ‘The Board of Aldormon yesterday passed atyamended ordinance permitting the discharge of fire arms at Jones’ Woods, Hamilton Park, Washington Park, Schuetzen Park, Boilevue Garden, Hudson River Park, Sultzer’s Park, Lion’s Park, Elm Park, National Park, Christ's Park. Karl Park, Jerome Park, Harlem Park and Fleetwood Park. Tbe old ordinances inflict a tine | J of $10 tor the discharge of Ore arms within the corpora- tion limits. aos COLAND,” gra CREUZNACH.—COMMENCEMENT OF THE Bathing Season May 1. THE COMMITTEE OF THE SALINE BATHS A PRIVATE FAM Ing, will sell, in lots ‘to ant und costly Household way & Sons rosewood Pi ti Windsor Pinno, cont $1.00), for $290; satin Parlor Butts, cost $60, for $250; one for $125; rep Suits. $90; 14 Bedroom Suite, $29 ana upward: Carpots, Olt Paintings: Bronzes, d spring Mattresses, and a general wssort Furniture, made to or jence iso an elegant MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY AND «for Furnitures, Unrpety and Bedding at BM. COW. An im- ERTHWAIT & CO.'S, 155 and 157 Chatham st, tock nt low prices, iL, IN LO’ eho rr atin’ and brocade for Suits, cost $85) for $200, Turkish Suits, $100, Steinway Piano, aa rich find, Chamber Sets, with Dressing Case. $75, $ and spring Mattresses, Bookecuses, Desks, Bi Table, Chairs in leather, rep and baircloth Suits, Stands. Paintings, Br i positive saecritic brown stone privave residence No, 47 West ith st tweed Sth and 6th SPECIALTY. Beds, PAYN PARLOR, SOFA AND LO‘ BY patents. No. 101 on Av, . DOtweel ekly or monthiy. fT ONCE our exten- ‘ plain PAlLON. DINING and BEDROOM Purnitare, DE: MUSIC STANDS. EASELS, dc. Our stock Is large, lirst inss and MUST be sold At ONCE, NO REASONABLE OFFER REFoS ‘Dt Letween COVERS Furniture Warerooms, 723 6th a Hist and 2d sts. N PRICES, iarge assort: VOR'S Auc- OF REMOVAL, TWO | Bedsteads, as good as new, Apply, for tour days, at 5 at 49eh st. XOOD SEUOS i AND. MISFIT 1 X Brussels, threo-oly and ingrais Carpets, Oil very cheup ut the old place, 112 Fulton st ARLOR AND BEDROOM FURS The finest made and cheapest Furniture of all kinds to be found in the city is at TUNIS "JOMNSON has RBFRIGERATOR—BESt IN THe WORLD; byl ee ad food saved; ro‘ctgorators repairod. es it ui8d st. ; coolers of all Kinds for suie. SARPET BOUSE on the instalment plan, is | Gkolut'’. ObANKE Broadway. __. WATCHES, JEWELEY, At BLEECKER 8T.” NEAI Bit advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. &c.; Pawnbrokers’ Tekets bougat of Dianiouds, Watches, &e. 77 Bicocker at. T Go? BROADWAY, CORNER 4TH ST. Watehes, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Por Ofevery description bongut and wold Aoans neputinte by, ‘aluables, ce.. bought? lished 1854" T LINDO BRON. YOU WILL FIND A LARGE assortment of Dismonds, Watches, Crosses, Studs wad ‘ail kinds of Gold and Coral NBO ko the same_bonght. 4 LINDO 11 Browdway. DY IN ETS OF TO-DAY'S PLEDGING. Loans tor Valuabies nud Furniture, Call on or ad- ares ROUSON, 1; ay. room 7. WATCHES, &0.—DTA- Silverware, seal swcquer bought and sold Back when de: GEV. G. ALLEN, Jow- 185 BOWERY, UP STALKS. —DIAMONDS, WATCHES: a) Jewelry, Furniture, &c., bought and sold: loans G, WARBURG, _ gotinted. AN i 3 sie A.. food Flanotorte, cont $1, O00, for Feat Mot Cover, Box for shipping ineluded: Also & Bteinway & Sons for hort Call at private residoncy No. 120 West 29d at, newr av. APOE, BEST. UPRIGHT, SQUARE ASD GRAND « Pianos of our own hopes also Lat saio and rent, a univer of ne yecond hand Fanos, in perfect orde le i BE & CO., No, 112 Sth ay., above 16th at, ae RTE, $100; A STEINWAY A BEAUTIFUL PIAN Pianoforte, every improvement, great sacrifice, ensh; Parlor Organ, on oe Lite 13 Waverley way. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley’ place, near Bro ARMORE'S, 968 BLER! jock Pianos half price, orde pty 4 CHANCE,—GRANDS, UPRIGHTS, SQUARES; Organs, new and sscond rr to rent low or for dato on fostalenents 20 conus to $1. day. 8X. BALL & East 14th st. A PRIVA Th Fx: aeLT WILL 3 "Lb (aT SACKIFICE) & Sons Pian came in plate) 5 Tour found rosewnod ense Mauolorte, 734 cr grertrung, de. ;' cost Covers box for shipping. N. - arch: ine ih ate, Denwe ‘oh A baby Wit SELL ons $0), A CARVED LEO ood Geen th modern improves P A @ ent, af nar own wnmutnctare, sine Sit Ti) Sth av. corner Eth IN tt also Pianotortes io CKERING & SONS, | A “FORACE WATEIS PT) FTARO, $185 Gasil, SEVEN | octave carved ease, le; tr 5 rstruns base, incinding stool, 57 Kast eh, BSAUTIFECL KOSEWOOD 7-OCTAVE PIANO forte, rearly new, $ $iu9, 1 residence, 214 Kast Such Wat 5 new and ‘veeoud: tha sing. marie on & of Sig sravedinary lw prives or ioe tent watil pad for, ax ner cou rect. Warerourus 81 ahem > pot upright Piaas NE FOU AWANDAGwR CARVED SERPENTINE a aeons Viany; splendid tone; noariy new, | GILBERT, single Hedvtead . Barowus, hale | Sone | ADMIS WATERS & SONS. | = 5 ie and Manager... . Mr, LESTER WALLACK PARTIC ULAR AK NOTICR, In order to earry out ihe programme of VARIETY AND NOVELTY {he resent season, Mr, Wallack is THIS FRIDAY AND. SAtURDAY EVENINGS AND BATURDAY MATINEE, with its UNPARALL LED CAST ola Messra, LESTER WALLA‘ HARRY BeCK SHANNON, EM. HOLLAN DYAS, Miss EFFIE GERMO, woupay EVENING, May 1 Mr. Dion Boucicault’s entitled HOW SHH LOVES NIM with a CAST and MIS#-EN-SC equal in every fais eras a brilliamey, to UY ON SQUARE THEATRE, Proprietor Str, SHERIDAN, SHO0K, Manager. MER. EVERY EVENING at sad eed SATURDAY MATINEE A: B Lancaster and Julius Magnes? American Drama, CONSCIENCE, Characters as tollows :— | Eustace Lawton, considentia! clerk to Mr. Harewood, Mr. Charles R. Thorne, Jr. Nathaniel Harewood, a Wall st. bunker, pan erie Robi Judge Van Cort, of the New Jersey Bench. Mr. John Pi Dr. Mordaunt, friend of Mt. Harewood. .... HL St Cyrit tarewood, nephew to Mr. Seadohabe ou ssello dart A. Stevenson By the courtesy of Lester Wallatic fsa David Delve, a lawyer... Mr. Thiers amtiton John Perry, « bookkeeper, fred Beexs Ricard Cobb, a coustabl fe. W. 8. Quigley Constance Harewood, Wir, Hiwrewood’s aauhter. atl Tabitha Trump, a distant Saturday, May 13, the first_m MONY Pastows New THEATRE, 587 Hroadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. TONY PASTOR. Solo Ode tae THE BEST ENT! ‘tie Wor MOKH TALENT. (3 Liv, MORE, GENIUS ever before congregated in one hes qe Sau DINE HORN, CLARK GIBBS. Carrie Duncan. TROUP. tT BILLY GRayY. B Sadie Deshon. TONY ARRY Rae Katio Edwards. pastures BYAR b SDAY AND BATCRDAY® MATINEE at 2. ve only gonsational, Variety in New York, Tals Is Wil YOU WANT. = ABROAD. minated Scene, SARIN BILLB, in all its Midnight Gayety, A perfect avalanc! of Female Is MAKE YO MISTAKE, 100 Specinity Stars in = . GRAND” O: OOTH'S THEATRE. Mit STOOKERS NLXT THURSDA meaninle Peranine will oe offered. FIRST —It will be the occasion of the first apy Mr. LAWRENCE BARKETY as DAVID GAR. KICK, Miss ADA DYAs (by the courtesy of Mr, Lester Wallac) will assume the part of Miss maak ‘The company of Booth's Theatre in the SECOND" Messe BANGS, MILNES LEVICK and . L. DAVENPORT will appear in the Oration ne ot JULIUS ©. THIRD—Mr. GEORGE RIGNOLD will bid farewell to New York, sppearing with Miss SARA JEWETT (who has the kind permission of Mr. Anvustin Daly) du the Balcony Seene ot ROMEO AND JULIE FOURTH-—Other great teutures are to be wdided, es, ad. vertisement of which will be given. wa sentt ia a be secured at the box oltice from 8 A. when @ re- arance of OTH’ JARRETT a PALMER. EXTRAORDINARY | OP! FAREWELL. + Lessees and Managers ERATIC| AND MILITARY PAGEANTRY! ES of the KELLOGG GRAND oi TWO LAST APPEARAN: ENGLISH OPERA COM PANY, uo, Mra. Seguin, Me with the distinguistied American Pe Chaka LOUISE KELLOGG. THIS PRIDAY EVENING A Miss Mon- tad Castle, lay 1 (Saturday), at the FAREWELL MAT! i, in Meyerbeer's arent Spectacular Opera and grand Miltary Payoann, Sra TTS produced in a Pasi of UNUSUAL MAGNTT. the auxiliary fofce numbering over FOUR Ht and the other marveiious teatures, ‘ond th ERY! ELEGANT COSTUMES and BEAUTIFUL UNIFURMS, bei REGIMENTS OF INFANTRY, MILITARY BRASS BANDS, A FULL DRUM CORPS, augmented Orchestra and A GRAND CHORUS. SPECIAL PRICES. RESERVED SBATH+Paraunt and Balcony, tees ae Ebi R PRY, Fritty Cons vio Oilico open trom 8A. M.'to 16°P.'M. every day AMUSE: 5H Avance mn Ex ewan eicanapenr anneal “precer MATINES we KEE EERE y TO-DAY! NAL NIGHTS ef Darennest ous THE GREAT PLAY Fs FINAL NIGHTS “PIQUE!” be jorginns Drow, Mise Wollund, Mins Sugea, and of Me, gigt Broagham MOR! at arn CURE or “Pig iQue. TURDAY Night May 13, pT a WAM josaet “THE if RERIOUS Pane 1QUB" EVERY NIG: 4 abn oe BENEFIT TO-MORROW NIGHT. PROOKLYN THEA Lessees and Maia: bil. her new play, pr THOMPSON in ER, «nd UBSON and Mtoe FA ight MORANT KLOTTE comedy, 2D LIFE. ‘Theatre Company ia he full streugta ot the ench play. “sf ST, AND “THE Gt Girls of Madrid, | Rebool Girls’ Frolie; Novlssiinu's Tatledx, a or, Future Probabilities, meer Haste in America, Brihiant Noveities, | Klecant Varieties. | Musical Morceaus, GKAND OLLO of 100 artists of acknowleajced merit appear ateach perform ance. Liveliest, largest and best Lutertainment in America, ate tHe TRE BROADWAY ‘and Manager ‘and succors of Hyre CINDERELLA, 4n which the following urtists appear Mise Minnie Palmer, Mr. G. K. Brrtescue, nie Hugies, Me. Jonn Wilts we First apperance at this theatre of the’ talented 183 ADELAIDE LENNOX. Miss LENNOX will appear in w society comedy, in one wet, arranged by herself, eutt & Goods oats bit Minnie pene te fare. in hin ie OD! Wor iMttarioss” » JOSH HARD Is A new Melangé of cw pn Acts, in whieh Mr. Johu Wild, Mr. Tooly, Mr. Bradley, Miss Jennie Hugher, Mile: Junettes, &e., will appear. Concluding every evening und Matinces with Byron's very Inaghuble burlesque, (CINDERELLA. m1 Wednesday Boweey THEATRE. , Farewell benefit of Mr, OLIVER DOUD BYRON, ‘The great Military Drama of HERO; OR, DONALD McKAY, receded by a favorite Farce, Monday—BUFF AND BLU LYMPIC THEATRE, HROAD WAY. MK. JOHN F. POOLE THE BIRTUPLA fy ANAGER OF WOMPTY DUMPTY, Fourth week of the Grand Reproduction of MIMES, BEST OF ALL PANTY THE ORIGINAL q nU UMM MM PPPP TITTY ¥ HU UMMMM Pop Tf YY¥ Haul to WM PPP! yy H tU UM MMM P T Y iH uuu M MMP T Y DDD U UMM MM PPPP TITTY ¥ D DU UMMNMMN P PT ¥Y¥ D DU UMMM i Pree Tf yy Do pDU UMMMM P T Y DDD UUU M M M P T Y@ AND SATURDAY. GHt, OFF RNBACH. dO eae ry Rprapieiors and Managerr Business Manage ats P.M, a, 6 series of TWENTY" A ‘kK CONCERTS, to be given under the direction of the illustrious and world Avslated by nla magnificent « OVER 100 SKILLED 3 Yo-nigat's PROGRAMME. will be the sume as was por- formed at the Inaugural Otenbach Concert last night Admission, #1, oxes (our admissions), $5. RU, ‘ND! Boat TSG. NEXT, MAY EY oS 4, whens ween 2 of unusual brillixucy will be presente, The op BACH 8! ning Sunde SUN will ¥ THEATRE, 725 AND 730 Bavanway. LEI, (winger Gee y TE STAN GARD FAMILY THEATRE, Uprowrigus applause xreeiy the Monareis nlghtly, THE REYNOLD PH Triumphant succes! ss ADAL RICHMOND, as Arrah Musha Mocliti; in ber theiling Irish Burlesque, with fall Dramatic Company, Messrs. Ketchum, Farwell, Price, MeDoni ley and Emi, togottive with ‘th the Queen of Burlesque, Td, Mistes Brad. whole troupe of favorit ald SENATOR BOB NART'S DISCOURSE ON DARWINISM. Mears Mekoc, West, Blits MeDonald, Kemble, Le, the brilliant Serio-Comie Vocalist, i Negrolsins, and 100 Superb lio every the people's favorite, Mr. fens tel, and Miss Lixzle Kelsey, te popu- st Bae iD or rr GOTH AY. Every eveni 4 id Saturday mati- nee, HIS GRACE th DUKE! THE ae al LEON'S a ti hari EDWIN KELLY us the. Duke, Ho gON'S A brilliant part first, introducing melodies trom Girotla-Girotle, and Grand Oli Box office open from 9 A. M. M. EUM. THIS DAY, ina Matinee at 2. bape eg JOUNSTON Li ho vensi a Heat Ww tovan JAC. ; and OL uth. Poor of tho Wroat City, CADEMY OF MUSIC. CLOSING NIGHT. LAST GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT. BERNSTEIN'S FULL ORCHESTRA, for the benefit of the FAIR of the Young Women's Chris- tian Association, THIS (Friday) EVE: AT 8 O'CLOCK, PROGRAMMB, part 1, . Gal lop, pecs "0 Take Me to Thy: (Solo tor Corne Part i, “Maritana” 7. Overture, x Hrotte-Girufla. 9. 8 11. Selectto: 12, Mareb, Tiekets 50 cents. rpoeus "Alexander", For Grae ppeeenr VARIETIBA. gee Pagese : Saige. Banaie See nd Be astiy ates The handsomest fo ined ladion in the wold, weer ‘The most artistic artists on the earth. Bote The foest T! wo 8 (pueare FRANCAIS cnr rt fgg tay 26 rue et Madison av, DREDI, 12 MAL, 57 la RID. KRECAPRCER Comedy, in three sets, hy L'Arronge, GREAT SURPASSED aye ete Pastor CRNTESSIAL GHA ATINER. ORS rice THEATRE. eae * geeres '§ GREAT CIRCUS EXHIBITS Brooklyn May 12,13 and 15; Williamsburg, 16th Greenpoint, 13th; Harlent, 19th and Both, | TONY Pantores MATINEE crouse A BARRE and ty hls 80. OO es TH i ih viet ihe Matinee at Tony Mastor's “TOWN, o-day, at least « part of them, remap aiokEe UFFIO: a 11. BROADWAY. an entire change of programme. 34m 5 ERA WOUSE, BalW 2D AND 3D Every evenin’ ‘Wednentay and Saturday Mating, 3 PAR! PARK | THEATRE. | BUOADWAY AND 2 RASS—A FEW MORE Multty umodute, those, en route to the NNIAL HI BITLO: . 181 week of Googe Faweute.ttow ody with Ross Wood, Rose Liste. ¢ Lou! Stee, Mrs. Brass, | Brutone, Mossra. Morrison, Padgett. Briton at. in order to R Searle. Norr.s, Cogswell, atigley Kosene, and George Fawcett owe as Walfion meee in consequence of other are, THDRAWN ON THI in A Admission 50, wank. "th or BY! + AT 8. ements, must be OF ts which, we BOXES FOR GILMORE’S GARDEN RVED SEATS FOR ALL Titeare 8. “TONY PASTORS SEW THE, THK GREAT STA Taye MT | i) ey APPEARS toby DP) Baxanic instructions. ovPoRTU- AT yply at once we MA ILDA WBRON, Melson a, 60 ‘Aud Lexington ay. % THE CIY IN DANGER? 1K DYNAMITE, REXDROOK AND O " MOKED TN AND AROUSD KEW YORK ee rou HUNDRED anes oe OF GUNPOWDER IN A ¥ LESSONS FROM OTHE | Jisi SEE EV RNING. TE LEER REPOS Aue | REPRESENTED ny un VI Visttoux 10 x MATINER TODAY, A CU AV. NEW YORE.-rORTY aot" 1 o'elook. me 9 MINSTRELS, sax ita’ O MINSTRELS, The movt successful organization BIRCH, WAMBOLD und WA ‘lanl eae ie a BIRCH, ON lis THEY GHNTENNEAL bc is’ INIMITABLE IMITATIONS, MAN ae UGE A Slaton Ga SHAKESPEARIAN | ADVOCATES, HE GREAT RICARDO, Matinee Saturday at. BROADWAY, RNER sere ST: in yond. She z Sea erie | (AENTWAL PARK GARD SOULE & AreL D. 4. DOWNIN i Da Jouno Henri”... Udvoalet Huxalron Hungarian Nutlonai Bunce, Aria—" Lascia chle plana”. * Rinaldo. . A BALV' Gems trom the Opera— Un Hae in i 2 aschers"... ++ Verdi "Der Freischuets”’ Fockeltans... 1 Overture—“Tricoche und Cacole' “The Flower Girl”’...... . Miss LIZZIK M. RAK, Downing STKINWAY HALL, AY EVENING. SUNDA) 4, at 8 ofelcek P.M GuaxD. COMM NTION CONCERT, ader the uuspic havens. fagents hy apna id of the GERMAN, HOSPITAL AND Dot nal SSOHN'S ANTIUUNE boy th KRANZ SOCIETY, entra, WITT and Mr. PROTAR, Mis the eelebrated soprano, kindly volunteer ‘. Mr. WILLA Se ert tho eminent American tenve only a Sasi rovious to his return to Earope), ON. WAX PINNEN, the favorite pupil of Linste previous 19 hia tecarn to Welsnsie), lug reserved sent), 81. sale at Nebirmor's, TOL Sry NO AM UBEME thy first EXHIBITION OF PAINTING now open. day and evening. Adintssion 25 conte, ¥ SOOIABLES EVERY SATURDA eros’ Assembly Rovms Twamany Buildiag, 14 RTE & ‘kit £ 'CO,, Manngers. PONY, Po PASTOR'S | ke 94 MECEPTION REA = AFTERNOON, AT 2 abe given by Profe: Bit w th av., Derweon 41st and 43 evel 4 May 12, 1876, Adan isnion £0 aud $1. Tiewets for sale at 11L Broadway and 33 \fATINEK, MATIN AML" f0-DA¥, Matin TONY _PANTUIG ALGE STOCR™ OF WGOis Wagiabes at TeRWOR drew 0. K., Herad olier for country trade, chenn, aa A VEaY Haspeu a ‘address HaNieY FANTED—10 PURC Utes La ag PROUSE COUP Pram, 2 feet. if TISTHY, QEAUTIFUL. ARTF ICTNG rena i 8, INGLE. & warranted. * Sith York Der bear Rete) cua Eetab hed bs ‘“ MEDICAL. A. MME , RESTHLL, oliowirR SINCE lead. NOT . iaemanee 3¢., Brat door from Ou AND D MM epee roe Saat,