The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1876, Page 11

Slow Headway Made in the Rapid ~ Transit Fights, Argument on the Sixth and Ninth Ave- nue Railroad Injunctions Post- poned Till Next Month. IN THE MESHES OF A DANSEUSE. A Plea of Guilty by Lawrence and His Re- lease on Bail. The rapid transit fight is making slow headway in the courts owing to the continued illness of Chief Justice Monell, of the Superior Court, although it is gratifying to know that he is slowly convalescing, and the improbability of his being able for several weeks to Fesume his seat on the bench and hear the continuation ofthe argument on the injunction proccedings insti- ‘tuted by the Stxth*Avenue Railroad Company against the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company to restrain the Jatter company from constructing its proposed road over the route of the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company, between Amity ard Fifty-ninth streets, an arrange- ment was yesterday entered into between the opposing counsel that will obviate any delay on account of Judge Monell’s sickness and the likelihood otherwise of the case going over until after the summer vacation. The arrangement made was that the case should be Argued on its merits before Judge Seagwick, at the June Serm -of the . Special Term of the Court As will be seen this not only expedites the Settlement of the main question at issue of Vital amportance to the perfecting of rapid transit in this city, but 1s a very advantageous arrangement, for, of course, whatever way the case may be decided, it will be takea to the Court of Appeals, and such ap- peal could not be taken from the decision on the motion for a preliminary injunction. By trying tho caso on the merits, therciore, a final determination may be reached much quicker than by continuing the war- fare of technicalities, An argument was to have been held Lg sg 5 before Judge J. F. Daly, hokling Special Term of the Court of Common Pleas, upon the order to show cause why the temporary injunction grauted against the New York Elevated Railroad Company upon the application of the Ninth Avenue Railroad Company should not be made permanent, All the counsel were present except ex-Judge Emott, whose absency was urged as a ground for adjourning ‘the argument. Some of the counsel Were anxious to have the adjournment fixed at an curly day, but Ju Daly suggested that the same questions would substantially bo raised as in the surt of Patton vs. The New York Elevated Railroad Company, now betore the General Term on aj 1 from Chief Justice Daty’s , Fecent decision. Jt was probable, he added, that the Gencral Term would give its decision by the end of the Present znonth, and he, therefore, recommended tne adjournment of the argument to the first Monday of next month, which suggestion was finally acquiescod im by the counsel, CANCAN AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. Katie Forrost, a blonde of the purest type, was pres- ent im Part 4 of the Marino Court, before Judge McAdam, yesterday, as plaintiff in a euit brought against Solomon Cars tor the sum of $900, alleged to be the value of certain articles of jewelry which she charges him with taking from her room at the St. Charles Hotel, in this city, and converting to his own use, The defendant’s answer isa general denial, but, notwithstanding this, he was in charge of a sheriff's officer, under an order of arrest, in default of $1,200 bail. aud Mr. A. H. Purdy for the detendant, both express- ing themselves ready and willing to proceed to trial; but owing to the engagement of Judge McAdam in re- lation to the business of the General Term the cause ‘was adjourned until one P, M. to-day, The pleadings ih themseives areas flat and uninteresting as replevin pleadings usually are, but, from the statements of the Tespective counsel, it’ appears the suit is not without some romantie features, Both sides concur in the admission that detuudant {8 o travelling salesman of jewelry; that he is married to a comely bru- ame was present in court, and ap- pare! & much more dissatisfied = party Than her biondg — rival in the affections o! tho mild-eyed Cars; that in his wanderiugs o'er and Jave Cars found, himscif in the city. of St done of ig theatres, and there bewildering that. forgetting his first 0 made tbe. acqualt lntance and associated with this pew affinity tor avout two ycars, keeping his fam- fly m igvorance of bis whereabouts, and finally wind- lug up in Ute St, Charles Hotel 1m this city, where tho present cause of action arose, While thus associating with the plaintiff 1t appears he made her presonts from time to time of the Jeweiry which furme the subject of the action, and itis claimed on her part that, antici- pating was about to separate from him, took the property (rom her room without her knowledge or consent, and appropriated it to his own use. The claim on his behalf 1s that he took the property with ber consent, and with the understanding that he was to raixc money on tt 1o pay their board at the St. Charles Hotel, and that he did pawn a tion cf it, and that im any event he came Pretatly ito possession of it. The testimony vf the pawnbroker, taken by consent of counsel, was that defendant told him he was pawning the property to pay plaints board (mentioning ber name), and that he returned to the St. Charles Hoicl to sce if tho amount offered would satisfy her before he accepted it, It was further stated. by coansel that defendant's wife pro- posed to institute proceedings against him for a divorce according to the Jewish ritual. LAWRENCE “PLEADS GUILTY. The case of the United States against Charles ‘A, Lawrence, who was'some time ago indicted by a United Btates grand jury ona charge of smuggling, ho being then a Custom House officcr, and with forgery, and who, it will be remembered, fled to Canada and thenoo ¥o England, took an unexpected turn yesterday. The * trial bad boon several times postponed, aud these fre- quent delays, together with the report, which found ready credence, that Lawrence to save himse!f from trial and its consequences had made an offer ct a fuil sonfession, which the government, it was supposed, had under consideration, were taken as confirmation of the report. Yesterdsy’s proceedings but go \ofurther strengthen this view of the case, notwith- vanding District Attorney Bliss’ partial explanation of the circumstance attending Lawrenco’s plea of the case was called in the Circuit Court yesterday Lawrence was present with bis counsel, veaded by General B. F. Batier and a number ot friends, the court room was crowded and a great deal of interest fas manilested in anticipation of the opening of the srial and what developments it might bring forth. No Aittlo surprise, however, was felt at the uncxpected turn etase look’ ‘Tho indictment upon which Lawrence was called to plead ts that known as the “Blanding” lorgery, to which Lawrenco pieaded guilty. After the ea bad been recorded Judgo Benedict asked Mr. Bhss if he moved for sontence, to which the District At- lornoy answered, “Not at present.” Thus, tor the prosent, ends the case. On motion of Lawrence's couusel he ‘was admitted to bail in the sum of $15,000. This will appear very small bail in the face of the tact that Law- rence pleaded gui to an offence the ene tor which ls ten yearn imprisonment. en questioned on the subject District Attorney Bliss said that the acceptance of: Lawrence's plea was the easiest and best way of disposing of the pase; that there was nothing behind it, 4 that in due time’ Lawrence will be calied up tor sentence, He fur- ther stated that Lawrence could havo been convicted Siemeaain ifthe other indictments against him had beon tried, Bat tho other charges will not be pressed gainst him. As the case now stands, Lawrence is out small bail, And it is still asserted that the proba- ities are that ha may be used asa witness shouid it be thought advisable to turn to account in the prosecu- Yon of others any Knowledge he may possess in that line. Lawrencn’s sentence will be moved for at the June term, to which time he is out on bail. His suro- es aro J. P. Morris, and Zipporal, the wife of Law- ronee. . THE CITY'S FLIMSY DEFENCE. In May, 1865, Benjamin Wood leased to the city for ten yours, at an annual rental of $9,000, the second tnd third floors of No. 19 Chatham street, the same veing occupied by the City Inspectors Department part of the time age arenes the time by tho Board of Assessors, Tho last aarters’ rent of last year Comptroller rose reused to pay, on tho ground that during that year some or ste, ‘ood's employ és slept tn the rear root on the second floor. He alse refused to pay $1,400 due m the lease tor heating the rooms, Mr. W assigned his claim to Jacob F Oakley, who brought suit for the amount claimed, which was tried yesterday before Judge Van Brunt, of the Court of Common Pleas. The detonce, as stated above, was: ded ag too flimsy to be entitled to any judicial cc .sideration, and Judge Van Brunt directed « verdict for the plainti’ for $6,091 18, being tho full amount clail |, With interest. FLIES FROM SENTENCE. - ‘The trial of William Kelly, ona charge of illicit dis- tilling, was fesumed yesterday, before Juage Bencdict, Kelly having beon absent on Tuesday, but attending yesterday On notice from the Court. At the conclusion of the caso tho jury rendered the verdict of guilty, be it was then found that tho defendant hua disnp- It 18 8) that le formed the 0} nt ortae tase tr Nastues ips. pa mad that during esenped: His te attending Lawrence's plea she na homas Gannon, of No, 25 Oli Slip, > Mr. John F, McIntyre appeared for the plaintitt | boy pr gpinnenn ag ee ns gat tay Ai DECISION IN EQUITY. - In the matter of the complaint in the bill in equity of John H. Platt, as assignee im the estate in bunk- ruptey of 8, Leland & Co, against Edward B. Wesley, Judge Blatchford, in the United States District Court, has rendered the following decision:—I am not pre” pared to hold on the evidence that the payments by 8. Leland & Co. of the checks in question as they fell due ie made with a view to give re payment dofendant as a creditor, as allo; ores 6 evidence defendant ments were made in fraud of the ph be of Pthe statuto, or reasonable cause to believe that a fraud on the statute was intended thereby, Nor can! hold on the evidence that such payments were not made in the upual and ordinary course of business of the debtors, It seems to me that the observations of the Exam Court in Tiffany against Lucas (15 Wallace, 410) app! to the facts of this case. The bill is ‘tscaieaea, wi ‘costa, REVERSES OF FORTUNE. ‘Ex-Senator and County Court House Commissioner Michael Norton was examined in supplementary pro- ceodings before Justice McAdam, of the Marine Court, yesterday, in relation to a judgmont for $521 obtained against him by Isaac J. Oliver, the Tammany printer. The ex-Senator testified that ho was not worth a cent, Counsel for the plaintiff asked him if he had ever owned any real estate, and Norton replied in tho affirmative. He was then asked when he parted with the owner ship of the aida ht to’ which question his counsel vehemently objected, claifning that it was irrelevant. ed question was allowed by the Court om the condition that should the witness answer that he received but a smail consideration for the property the line of cross-examination ‘should not be continued further. Ex-Senator Norton then testi- that he sold bis house in Charlton street in 1871 fora very small consideration, the purchaser assumivg the responsibility of a mortgage of $9,000, which was on the property at the time. He also testified that tho Pavilion Hotel, on Coney Island, and the wine and Dillard saloon corner ot Bleecker and Carmine streets, are both owned by the separate estate of his wife, Mary Ellen Norton, and that he received a weekly salary of $25 for managing them. _ SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Judge Larromore, who Is holding Supreme Court, Chambers, runs through the calendar with an alacrity that is winning for him golden opinions from the Bar Among the 187 young gentiemen admitted to the Bar yesterday in tho Supreme Court, General Term, was Ulysses S. Grant, Jr., son of President Grant, He was among the students admitted from the Columbia Col. lege law school. On the retrial of the suit brought by! Anthony J, Bleecker against the city for $15,000 for appraising clty property, he being ono of throe persons appointed for this purpose some threo years ago, he obtained yester- day a verdict for $4,018 50 in the Court of Common bbe before Judge Van Brunt. ine MoCube, who was arrested on tar @ counterfeit twenty-dollar Lill, w yy Commissioner Shields yesterday, it bein, that she stole the bill from her employer, not that it was counterfeit, James Cohen, cigar manufacturer, of No. 304 East ‘Third street, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Marsbal Bernhard on a charge of removing o'gars trom his fac- tory without properly stamping them. He was taken before Commissioner Shields and admitted in $1,000 shown nowing William D. Judson, Amos Toney, Gecrge E. Boriand and James D. Fish, 'who were committed by Judge Jobuson for contempt of court for refusing to testify Delores commissioner, were discharged yesterday on condition of paying tho costs of proceediags and of tea- tifying whon required without further notice. ‘he suit seve ip Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Dykman, by E. Pavenstadt against Gillespie, Trowbridge & Co. to recover the value of teas sold and deliverod to the defendants just prior to their failure ended yesterday in a verdict for $16,790 17 for tho aint, * ‘On the application mado to the Attorney General to discontinue the suit brought by Bim to dissolve the Bloceker Street Railroad Company and annul its chi ter, he rendered a prompt decision that the salt must goon. When the caso was called yesterday, in Su- preme Court, Chambers, before Judge Larremore, it was adjourned over, however, to suit the convenionce ‘of counsel, Neither the counsel for Rufus Hatch nor for Jay Gould, Dillon’and Osborn, in the suit pending between these parties, the particulars ot which have beon given in the HeRaLD, appeared to be in fighting mood yester- day. When the case was called before Judge Speir, iu Special Term of the Superior Court, it was postpoacd by mutual consent of counsel. ‘Au inadvertent omission of the important negative not made it appre in perierday’ 's HxRaup, that John R. Ely, F. 0. Bord, Edgar P. Hull, Emanuel Kising, James ‘anthony, Edward A. Bowry, William Miller and, Willis Rice, indietea by the United States Grand Jury. for alleged crooked whiskey irands, pleuded guilty to the indictment. They i not guilty, with leave, however, to withdraw that plea nnd plead anew boforo the second day of the June term, when the trial of the suits will be begun. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—-CHAMBERS, By Judge Donohue, Basso vs. Levy.—Order granted. Rhodes vs. Fariey.—Report of roferee confirmed. Burchell, &c., vs. Forrest. —There should bea refer- ence to ascertain facts, Graut vs. Jonas, &c.—Tno order to be entered as heretofore ordered. By Judge Larremore. McKeon vs. Dondell. in the absence of a bi!l of par- tieulars, and on tho anthority of decisions in Martin va. Gould and M2Cahill vs. Donnell, this motion must be denied, without prejudice and without costs. Oliver vs, Morrison.—Injunction continued pendente lite upon plaintiff fling security for amount of alleged claim and jaterest, Brown vs, Kipp.—Default opencd on payment of the costs and disbursements of trial and costs of motion, Blessing vs. Reiliy.—Appheation should be made to the Judge who tried the came, Heiibrun vs. Racey et al.—Motion to strike out pro- posed case granted, with costs. Josefthbal va, Steffen. —Application granted on pay- ment of costs. Sturtevant vs. Sherassen.—Motion granted on pay- ment of costs. Fitzgerald vs. Ellen, &c.—Application denied, with- out costs, Prouty vs. Swift.—Motion donied without costs and ‘without prejudice to a renewal thereof before Judge Barrett, In the matter of Schwart: been taken to set aside ho stay is Vacgted. Listman vs. Blant.—Stay granted upon defendant filing security for $1,000 with sureties, &c. Marquand vs. Denckler,—Motion for reference denied, with costs to abide event, Josephthal va. Steften.—Motion granted, Sutphen vs. Lash.—Motion deated without costs, ‘bel vs. Piluger.—Motion granted, ' Lilienthal vs, Branch.—Injunction dissolved. Kelly vs. Seripture.—Motion granted. ee vs. sTonch.—Preliminary objections over- ruled. McKenna vs. Seripture.—Motion granted. Covert vs. Cockroff.—Injunction continued, Lewisohm vs, Drew.—Application granted, SUPREME COURT-—-SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Van Vorst, Ham vs. Vilmar.—Findings of fact and conclusions of Jaw settled and an engr copy should be presented for signature. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Jadge Speir. sere vs. Minger.—Order to amend summons, &c, srante xonel va. pga Ages et al.—Order for judgment, ‘The jational Bank vs. Murphy.—Frod- erick 8. rieait red receiver, &c, Lee vs. Lee,—Reference ordered, Shaw vs, Slater. —Undertaking approved, ‘Tyng ve. Marsh et al.—Motion granted ordering rs ea case and exceptions on the files of this court, that the case and exceptions on the part of the piainut be deemed abandoned, Aborie vs. Fagan.—Motion for a new trial denied’ Wheeler, &c., va_ Small, &c.—Motion denied, with bs costs to plaintiff, Hesse va, Ssearaae al.—Reforence be iran 'y vs int, —Proceedi ismissod, with $10 cosis to defendant. nT Bradiord vs. Prentice ot be his filed, Martin ve. Gould et al.—Det and leave given to plaintiffs to serve cor mst e, Martin va, Gould,—Motion denied, without costa, ‘ Je 9 vs. Rowe ot al —Referce's ‘report of sale con- irmed. Karscher va, Buliner.—Reference ordered to Hon. J. & Boswortn, Glaser vs. The Amity Fire Insurance Company. Upon the defendant's delivering wd accounts of the pluintif’s loss in bis jon, of in porsession of his bar jal agent, Winterton, the MU Must Kerve upon = 's attorney the bill of particulars asked tor. ore In th er of the application of Henry Motzger et ni,—Roleree's report confirmed, Poillon vs. Lawrence etal, Rehm vs, Tho Western Union Telegraph cunt Graham va. Livermore, Finke va. The Oreot Mutual Insurance Company, Benryer vs. Dettinger et al., Dwyer vs. Tho Weed Sew: ing Machine Company, Wheeter vs, Small, ke. ; New- field vs. Copperman, Griffin vs. Tho Broadway and Seventh Peis tiroad Company, Whelin vs. she Third Avenne Railroad Company, Chatrerton ys, Mul- ford et al., Webie vs. Conner. —Oriers granted, By Judge Cortis, Tho Buli’s Head Bunk of New York vs, McFetors et al.—Findings settled. By Judge Sanford, Daly vs, Wallach, —Judgmont signed, MARINE COURT -—CHAMBERS, By Judge McAdam, White vs. Campbell; Conkting vs, Rogers; Bornard Ypintons tiled. “ink va. Roeder.—George 8. Schultz —No proceedings havo = . Yan Nama—Motvon to diemtss pro- as. e., pranted, Do Forest V's. Wood. —Motion denied, siearanes sot Aside dnd minission Cf ery) ed: DO Cost Merrmana vs, Moore.—The issues on his motion will pry Nalgaay D, T, Robertson, No. 200 Broadway «sce papers). vs. Norton; Fish vs. Dusenbury; meee ee MeGarry ; Gilbert vs. Lat ee hem ions granted. ‘Matthesius vs, Metry.—Order dismissing man ve, Robua--Motion | to vacate arrest denied, It opened and cause ordered on sbort calendar. Glerendon va. Harvey.—Judgment for plaintiff, cae & McKenna vs. Cropsey.—Judgment for jotift. Bradley vs. Clark.—Default oponed and amendment allowed, By Chief Justice Shea. Cameyer vs, aa uae mcr for now trial denied, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Gildersleeve, BALSTON’S TRIAL DEFERRED. Walter Sheridan, alias Ralston, one of the Roberts- Gleason gang of bond fergers, who was arrested ro. cently on a Hoboken forryboat, was called to the bar bs thee ssistant District Attorney Lyon, but Judge Giider- leeve deferred trial, ashe was only temporarily ocoupy- ing the bench during the Illness Mt Judge Sutherland, and would wot be able to finish a case of such length, FORTY CENTS A YEAR, Mrs. Golden, of No, 347 West Fortieth street, a powerful Irish Jady of about forty years, appeared as complainant against @ rather good looking young man named William Martin, whom she charged with obtaining money undor false pretences, It appeared that Martin called at her apartments, at the place men- tioned above, on the 13th of last month, while she and her husband were at dinner, and asked whother they hada friend in tho West, Ho was told they had one named “Pat” Dorsey, whereupon Martin declared he had seen that individual a fow days before near Mil- waukee, where he was engaged in business as tho partner of Martin’s brother. The upshot of the visit Was that Martin said he was tho bearer of a box full of books and pretures from Pat Dorsey for the Goldons, which box was theo on bi hooner, He had already paid $2 for expressaze on it, and would send it to its destination on the following day if his host would pay that sum and fifty cents more to defray its curriago from the wharf, Mrs. G, gladly gavo the good hearted visitor all the money she happened to have about ber, $120, and with that he departed, promising to prompt- ly forward tho precious box, “How long did you wait for the box?” asked Assis- tant District Attorney Lyon of the witness, “Tam waiting yet,” was the reply. Two weeks later the prisoner called upon a Mrs, Ann Adieman, who lived on the floor immediately above Mrs, Golden, and tried on the sume game, only it was & parcel instond ofa box, ‘That lady had heard tho story of the former swindle from her neighbor below and was on her guard at once, She taxed the young man with being the person who figured in the previous transaction and he thereupon rau away. Mrs, Ad man called upon Mes. Golden and the latter chased t fellow and took. him into custody herself, Messrs, Kintzing and Mott, counsel for the accused, claimed that the latter had delivered the package to some other pero by mistake. The jury did not agreo with them, ut found the prisoner guilty of obtaining money by false pretences. Judge Gildersiceve sent him to State Prison for three years. PETTY PLEAS. A number of criminals were indaced to save the county the expense of trying them by pleading guilty. Adolph Smith, of No, 103 Canal street, admitted that he broke into tho basement of Isidor Block, at No. 45 Essex street, on the 20th inst., and attempted to stoal $100 worth of clothing. Ho was sent to the State Prison for two and one-hatf years, John Becker, of No. 729 Sixth avenue, pleaded guilty-to burglary in having broken into tho apartment of Caroline Kramer, No. 231 East Twelfth stroet, on the 13th of April, and stolen two gold mings worth $12; State Prison two years, ‘Jobn Brady, ot No, 91 Avenue C, who on May 13 Cry eer to pick the pocket of Chi rles E. Davison, of No. 2 Nassau street, while the latter was passin, the corner of Broadway 4 Fulton street, plead guilty, and was sent to State Prison for two years, A PICKPOCEET SENTENCED. John Sullivan, who attempted to pick the pocket of Frederick T. Jackson while the latter was walking through Vesey street on April 22, was convictea of that offenco and sentenced to Stato Prison for four years, WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Smith. ‘ ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FORGER, John Walker, of No, 23 West Thirteenth street, keeper of a livery stable, was held in $1,000 to answer for forgery. On May 19 the prisoner, as alleged, signed a promissory note tor three months for $350 in the name of John O’Conor, of No. 52 West Sixteenth street. On May 24 mau named John Clapp presented the note to Mr. O'Conor, who at once pronounced his signaturea forgery. He then placed the case in tho hands of Detective Thompson, of the Central Oflce, who arrested the prisoner. THE PITTSBURG BURGLARS, Pierre Langden and August Urban, who, on the 17th inst, as alleged, stole $8,300 from the safe of Mesars, Wilson, Waiker & Co., at Pittsburg, Pa., were brought to court by Detectives Von Gereichten and Ferris, Judge Smith handed the prisoners over to the custody of De- tective U’Mara, of the Pittsburg policc, wno had been sent to ian city to take them back for trial, ESSEX MARKET Pt POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixby. ABREST OF PICKPOCKEETS. About noon yesterday, as Mrs. Catharine Nolap, of No. 262 Bergen street, Brooklyn, was passing along Division street she was approached by two women and one man, who jostled against her. In a minute or so atterward she discovered that her pocketbook, contain- jog $15 25, was missing. She raised an alarm and irrest of the three, who gavo their names as agan, of Staten Island; Mary Bell, of No. 36 Cherry street, and Bridget Fianagau. The stolon prop- erty was found on one of the prisoners. The three were held in $2,000 cach to answer. POLICE COURT NOTES, James Caldwoll and John Jones, who assaulted and robbed William Jemson, of No, 414 Second avenue, in Bleecker street on Wednesday night, as reported in Thursday’s Heracp, were yesterday taken belore Jus- ti¢o Murray at tho Tombs Police Court and held to answer in default of $5,000 bail each. ’ COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Svrrewn Count—Cnamners—Held by Judge. Larre- more. —No. 20, 58, 83, 125, 178, 190, 209, 228, 245, 261 3268, 280, ‘807, 810, 317, ‘318, '320, ' 335, 336, 337, 348, 34: 3 Scprewe Court—Grxarat Teru—Hold by Bg Det Brady and Daniela—Nos, 15, 30, 42, 105, 28, Surreme Cocrt—Srecra Txre.—Held by Judge Lorremore—Law and fact. —Nos. 106 and 375, Surxewe Court—Crecuit— Part 1—Held by Judge Donohue—Short causes. —Nos. 2771, 275i, 357, 2987, 2300, 2835, 2799, 2683, 2415, 3010, 2047; 2679; 1904, 1397, 2703, 2905, 2907, "2825, 1ia1, Port 2—Short cruses ‘set down for this da joaraed to Friday, June 9 Part 3—Hold. by Jndge ykman—Short causes.—Nox 2663, 2019, 2020, 2775, 2697, 284%, 2787, 2273, 2689, 2453, 1753. «rn Covat—Grxerat Term—Adjourned sine te, Sormsion Covrt—Srecian Beary | by Judge Sperr—Issues 01 fact. —Noz. 35, 38, 3, Surxrion Cocer—Triat Path hr rg Pa Judgo Curtis—Short causes —Nos. 719, 21 ‘2131, 2142, 2146, 2139, 2078, oe 108 pant 2 Held by Judge Sauford.—Nos. 167: 919, 775, 1005, 746, 454, 764, 712, 1189, 722, 1180, 118 Commox Mie~ Wier cad Trau—Hold by Jadgo J. F. —-No6, 24, 4, 14. ‘ ec PLass—GexERAt Tre.—Adjourned to June 3 Commoy Preas—Triat. Trex—Part 1—Held by Jadge Van Hoesen,—Nos. 95634, 1104, 1900, 1097, 1436, 369, 1164, 1528, 706, 2281, 2120, 2127, 2135, 9543, ‘1697, 2051, 360, 1211, 2147, 2148, ida. 2184, 144, 1603, 2035, 1 1854, 2230, 2251, 2, Part a— Judge Van’ Brant—Nos, 1 een ‘2091, 2157, 2158, 2190, 2205, 2206 to 2215 inclu- 17, 2218, $219, 2220, 2222, 2233, 2204, 2225, 2226, 2285, anne Cover—Parts 1, 2 and &—Adjourned for the Cove Ov GUNRRAL-RSsiONS—Held wef en Suther- land —The Peopie vs, John Johnson, rovi va. Henry Bishop, felonious assault and potent vs. John Bowd: va. George H. T forgery; Samo vs. Wiltiam nish, grand larcony ; Same va. eWalter White, petit ead 7 Same vs. James Mon- ton, petit beaaey Ab Sam jobn Ityan, petit larceny ; Same vs. Aonte Dolan, abandonmene COURT OF APPEALS, Avpasy, N. Y., May 25, 1876, In the Court of Appeals, to-day, the following cases wore dow! Nos, 192, 193 and 104. Mason et al. va Partridge — Argument resumed and concluded. ‘0, 162, The Merehant Bai of Canada va Hol- land,—argoed by William Green for appellant and E. C, Spragi for respondent. No. 163. Mary E. Clemence vs. The City of Auburn. — Argued by N. e Monk for appellant and F, D. Wright tor respondent, CALRNDAR FOR FRIDAY, Nos. 197, 198, 201, 207, 184, 380, 210, 211, AN ORATORICAL THIEF. William Newman, an old sailor and an incorrigiblo thief, was brought up in tho Special Sessions yesterday, charged with stealing a pair of shoes from the store of Jolin Connell, in Roosevelt street, About four weeks ago be was arrested for stealing hams from a er, d, being. oe i ind pew yet at When he was called op tor began, “Most Honored Judges, Allow me to vindicate my cause,’ Ho then to demonstrato his innocence by averting that the ehoos were on the star- board ~ide of the door, while ho was on the port side, ‘This argument, however, fared ve convene the Court, wineh conrmnred him to ane taogth in the Remiasalerm -FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1876. RIPLE A COUNSELLOR CONQUERED. Tn the Court of Spectat Soasions yesterday Laurence Hughes, of No. 230 East Forty-sixth street, charged Terence ©'Brien, a relative of his wife with assaulting him and breaking threo of his ribs, The prisoner claimed to have acted in self-defence, and when tho plainwil was being cross-examined be refused or failed to give responsive answers to the questions asked him, ontering into lengthy explanations. At length the fol- lowing colloquy scoured UNSELLOR—There, that will do, You have answered tho question “Yos’’ and you need not say any more. Mr, Hucnxs—Sure an what am I here for? CovxsxuLon—To be cross-examined by me. Mr. Huanxs—You’re very h mistaken, to tell the truth and I’m going Atthis reply there was a roar of laughter in tho court, in which the Bench joined, and Counsellor Price said:—-You may step down, sir. wee was found guilty and fined $100, which he I'm hero THE PRICE OF A JUSTICE. ‘When the case of John Higgins, a young man charged with assaulting a negro on a Mott Haven train, was ealled up in the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, judge Murray said, ‘Is Mrs. a gins in court?” Mra. Higgins, ‘an honest lookin; a ries woman, e for- when the Judge sald, Me “Mra, Higgins, you came to my py dass this morning and oflered mo $5 if I would discharge your son. What mado you do Mrs, Higgins in reply said, “Well, Judge, I didn't mane to offend ye, but I waderstand (hat that used to be the price, and I didn't know there was any chango.”” bed gh Murray said, ‘Weil, your soa 14 remanded for a week in order to give the complainant a chance to appear against him.” THIEF. A DESPERATE T William Farley, ahas “English Ned,” ono of the most notorious and expert pickpockets in the city, was caught plying bis vocation at yesterday's matinée performance of Howes & Chushing’s circus at the foot of Houston street, Kast River, An officer of the Eleventh precinct grabbed him, but ho succeeded in shpping from his grasp by leaving his coat in the hands of his wout-bo captor. He fled up Houston streot, hotly pursi an excited crowd, and effected his escape. Quite motion was created in the circus by the struggles of the thief to roo himself, The officer received a few bruises and a black eye. FUCHS, THE MURDERER. It is generally believed in offlcial cireles of Brooklyn that the county will not be put to the expense of hang- ing Andreas Fuchs, the convicted murderer of Wilham Simmons, who is uncer sentence of death, Yesterday his counsel, H. B, Kingborn, proceeded to Albany for the purpose of obtaining a commatation of sentenco of Fuchs to tmprisonment tor lite, The assent of all but one of the jurors who sat on the trial has been obtained tothe petition which is to be presented to tho Gor- ernor. It is understood that no objection will be made by District Attorney Britton to the eflorts of counsel in behalf of the wretched man. Justice Pratt and Associ- fe Justices McKibben and Wollort are favorable to this position of the case, Several influential citizens have taken an interest In the case, and thus tar Sharif Daggett has taken no measures to prepare tor the exe- ution, Friday, June 2, was the time fixed by th PRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND it own make; also for saic and rent, a nil hand Pianos, In perfect order. WILL 112 Sth a Gth st. ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING nd hand Steinway inno are invited to ooms, where & humber of Steinway Pianos, ail in perfect conaition und some nearly new, are canstantly om hand; ulso second hand Pianos of other Attem| ihe made in this city and elsewhere by makers pianos and their agenty to sell their inferior inst: ments, bearing eur name so similar that mi iy ‘people do not notice , an instrament for a genuine Steinway piano, If porsous, berore purchasing such Iustru- ment, will take the numberof same and call on or write to us, it'enn at once he ascertained whether the instrament is s xenuine Steinway piano or a fran STEINWAY & SONS, Steinway Hat, 16 1 wnamo spelled difference. and 07 and BRILLIANT TONED 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD carged lox Windsor Plangfirge, used by private fail t $i ding Stool, NG OUT, A LARGE, | raat, « STOOK OF haif price. Barmore’s estate, 368 Bleecker », $200, SEVEN OCTAVE 216 East 30th st., near AR ROSEWOOD. FI # Fianorore, nearly new, $85, ay. A GENUINE STEINWAY PIANOFORTE, COST $659, for $400, cash. J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, Broadway. T SOHMER & CO.'5, 149 EAST 14TH 8T., NEAR 3D av. Piano Manufacturers. first class Pianos at ex- tremely ‘low prices; new and second hand Pianos to rent aud on instalments, $5 to $20 m mthly. FACT WORTH SEIDERING BY ALL WHO AD? VERTIS) RATES 20 CENTS PER Bh. lireaintton of the EVENING TELEGRAM last week be ant) NTSING fares ROVERTISING ” RATES ae RATKS Total . AD T. OF OUR OWN ee Pianos he sale at mod- ‘& SONS, 190 5th ar., cor- A TiANOFoRTES GTO 7 ufacture, also second pricns, by CHIGKERI “4 BEAUTIFUL STOCK PIANOFORTES TO RENT AL and for sal instalmenta: seven octave rosewood GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Bleeckor st., by Piano and Stool, ‘si, near Broadway. nt slike GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS & SONS, 481 ay. New York, will, during this week, rent « few first ot et new Pu until the rent money etry S100, C! carved lex Pianoforte, full iron frame, splendid dane, petfoet orders Stool. Hasic. he, 28 wast Bd every improvement; 2 ‘and box for shipping: also Docker & others’ 7) octave upright Piano at one-fourth cost. Call at private residence No. 47 West 16th st., between th and 6th ava, poner TUNIS Ge RAT AUCTION JX JOHNSON'S old stand, 37 Nass this day, May 26, a8 12 o'clock, by bickering, Lighte & Co., Trainee, Philharmonic, ators, Grovest National, Firth, Hall & Pond, 1 Bloumfisld & Oth A GOK ND HAND PIANO; WILL 140 for one to suit. Address 24 Kth av. N.Y. ~ DANCING ACADEMIES. ARTIER'S “DANCING “ACADE: PLIMPTON'S Butiding, Stayvesant and wth rivate lessons any hone all summe “FURNITURE. PAYMEATS TAKEN irnitare, Carpets and #edding at B. M. COW- PRaTHWAIT ft ey 8, 155 and 157 ‘Chatham st. An im- SEHOLD ¥U RNITURE _ FOR + sale in lots, at sacrifice ; satin and brocade Parlor Steinway Pianoforte, Chamber Sets, with Dieeasing Bodsteads, Bureaus, hair and ntl hey ircloth Suits WW, $50; Bookcn: m Table, Buffet, leather Dining Set, gia: Paintings, Bronzos, all Stand, Carpets, Ae, ; chance, Call at brown stone private residence No. FF w 16th st:, between Sth and Gth avs. ASSORTMENT OF OARPES Bedding #t UO, FARRELL'S wrooms, 410 between Stn and Sist ets. Payments taken weekly or monihly. UCTION ROOMS, 39 EAST, vi i ST.—FURNITUKE of its, Bedroom Sets, ee al packed Beast bin i OPLLAR AC kateunce Fashionable, well-made Furniture, by A and hair Mat- tresses, Mirrors, Carpets, redueod prices don the most oo EB RnR GK A. CLARK, Broadway. WASTED TO. TO | Rxananopsio RES OF LAND, 60 miles from eity on the Harton | Hailrond, for farnt' ware or carpets. Apply to HAVEN vO Kast Teh at. 7 BRO, ) REFRIC FOR, WITH ¢ G7. 284 food Kooper tn the world; Wat oT repaired. Bend for LESLEY ae Went Sas MARGLE MANTEL. a) estate HARD MARBLEIZED MANTELS. SEW DE- Monumental Works at 10k joolers of all catalogue. Shileeraet id ror T furnt ft a4 de. vatiy ree Dy we urning . A e trae is 4 ‘i KLABER, | Thin st. gare SLATE, MARBLE AND. “aap MAN- alt with. ‘ext 23d st. tels.—New and "Ev nad 28 Wen 2 $10 up. The trade Mberally ¥ ae AND MEDICAL, CLAIRVOYANT, WHO igo the world in telling ecco name tn net $1; gives nom! ‘treo. betwoen Gth and ME. Satins RLTABL AG. TRUSTWOR. thy Clairvoyant. 295 Oth wv., near ME. ROSA REVEALS. 100m. HOLE LaF FROM cradie to the grave, LER 8A and business mediums, No, 182 a (BATRE. AR AW HL 1. gc oF my \ ceed watifal oe THEAMOND EYE. with the Comed fe Dav APTin ine WEDDING. Hosts of Volunteers in a Gi poe iY THR, im “ST, AND BROADWAY. me only Original Sensational Varieties in. Ainerica, FOTHING LIKE MATINAE 1 TO. ‘MORK vening at ® Thursday and Soturday, ate A VISIT TO PILE bens Tab, Ux Diane ot le Pauvre Paysan. Voluptuous be Minuet School Girls’ Frolic. A Mania for Lovers. for $208 ide and 100-—— w York. Sig. Novissimo. tainm New York. OTH S TUBATRE mUeE, AST OPPOKTUN JARRETT & P, sagas and Managers THREE MORE PERFORMANCES ONLY Attention is drawn to the limited number of representations Mile. Bertha, loveliest ballet in gest, liveliest and ber of the grand tragedy, JULIUS CASAR, which will positively be withdrawn atter the performance to- morrow (Saturday) evening. FAREWELL APPEAKANGES OF THE = CAST including the epongwned Bhat an Mr. LAWRENCE BARE. ‘Mr. F . BANOS BL, DAVENPORT, Mr, Milnes Lovick in the title part, The FAREWELL MATINBE will be given to-morrow (SATURDAY), at 1:30, ‘eats for either of the Binal performances may be s0- cured at the box office, which will be open daily continu. ously from 8 A. M. to 10 P.M. #9 Next WEDNESDAY, Moy ance and PARBWADL APP) a1, G iy Extra Perform- ARANCK of LAWRENOK BARRE’ rior tu his Fs drparkute for California. The occa ton willbe ive the. BENCFIT of the dictinguished tengo: dian, and is the suggestion of 4 committee of prominent ext THURSDAY, June 1, MATINEE BENEFIT to fiat BIJOU HERON: Bato of soats begins to-day, CYMPIO , THEATRE, "624 BROADWAY. ADMISSION sees 25 CENTS RESERVED B8EATS.... +++, 50 CENTS FAMILY CIRCLE..... o «eee 15 CENTS PARLOR SOFA CHATRS..... THE BEST AND CHEA in” ent of By antomiaies, Pry MPTY. ROBERT FRAS THE WONDERFUL LLET TROUPE, THE PIETY NOVEL AND ATHRACTIVE, FRATURIG. Keeping the andience in one continual round of delight and laughter for three happy hours, The greatest treat of the day. ES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. MATINE! U S RQUARE THEA } Propriotor.. TRE. .Mr, SHERIDAN SHOOK Mr. A. M. PAL the new Drama by Messrs, Lancaster and Magnus, titled CONSCIENUE, Characters by Messrs, 0. K. Thorne, “Conseience Is the aiirangest | Fredenie Hoblusen, John i original Drama J. M. Stoddard, C ( brought out. in| courtesy of Lester Wallack,. kaa.) ke pte) Baslitee, Allred Beet Ww. X. . $. Quigley and Miss Kale ieee ide, Mr Marie Wilkins, Bi —Third Matis ay 3 eu MARIE Wil KINS, ROO! Lessees a St SHOOK & PALMER x K ONLY, GhowGk FAWCETT ‘Row end a hoe of orted by Moe ROME WOOD and a selected company. NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS, pNEXE WHER Mr. Waillacx’s entire it st ic E Messrs. SHOOK & PALMER. -.Lossees and Managers MONDAY, TUESDAY AND ND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS and SATURDAY. MAT NEI UNPRECEDENTED RATION. Boncioeult's grout Comedy of LOND ABRURA CE. Mr. LESTER WALLAC Mr. H, J. MONTAGUE ie Joi GILBERT HARRY BECKE' AZZLE EY K MEDDLE ¥ now Sak Loves HIM THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY EVENINGS, with THE SAME ARRAY OF ARTISTS. ei MATINEE TO-DAY. HP i TONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATR®, fetropolitan Hotel. & rtainment in New York, and the z| 4 ASS VARIETY THEACRIs Ey > ON “BROADWA' |: € | America’s Serio. Comic, The Gli¢ed Vocaltety, Z sae ENGLE, HE FUY BIsTE! 8 ia ANDIS: BROTHERS, 3 4 TORIAL PANcERS, pa % ; av € = | 2| a i RAR 4 NERNEY AND ned HABBY ith in A TRIP TO BEASLEY" “TO-Day. ® 28D BT. NEAR OTH d Saturday matinee. Pronounced hit of the burlesque on Se eae ‘. MATINEE hae nv. every evening KE: & LEOD Ew BENEDIC: Waleiee & MORTON. greatest work. GORDON. THE GEARD, UToH 8 JAPANESE TOMMY. New Scenery, 8 the Dutcher odes or Mountings, &¢. Mont Lexy Dick. ‘ophelia, Box office open ail da: 4 amet COMIQUE, Lant week of the varlet} Migs BELLE HOWITT, SAM VILLA and th Troupe in bid BROADWAY AMERIGANS ABHOND, LA JARDIN MABILLE, 100 apecialty Stars in Olio. MONDAY, May 29, first week of the summer dramatic season, with MILTON NOBLES, in his Sensational Drama, by a powertul drarantie company. 8 Announcement: 34! TH STREET OP BA quot USE, , BETWEEN 2D AND - ey tg Weduentar ‘and forenter! Figinees TH REAT onty! For full. particulars sce ne et uty STARS roe Sou Sen OLt0. (estate PARK GARDEN, SE 7th av., 58th and 50th ate, SOULE & APPLEBY. ssssee Proprietors FRIDAY EVEN! 7 26, at B o'clock. pownincs CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. Mme. MARIE Z2ie St. HAL, So Prima Donna. ints ave. ih AMMO, dD. forint Coenen Me. JOU UMARLES E, PRATT, Plantes eet TWENTY-SIXTH DBL Goms of the Op. March, “Tannhauser”. Bolo, “In Questo simpli Walts, “Amorettantans Fantasie, Humoristic (Kutseh! Gang't .dtasny Admission, 5 Bachage of ten tickets, #350, in SUNDAY EVENING, May, oftne WONDER, ANNIN bias Gor kk UNION. ‘The annual recoptions and commence RUSH, Pin will take place The reception of the Woman's Art Department on MUNDAY, May 2 The swouptiee of 4 the Art Y and WEONESDAY, May 30 and 31 UE ¥ ‘vem 10 10 ra Meta. N. Xo tickets required, {The Reading Room will ve clared on MONDAY: open on ep 4 P. M., and thereafter as w Teceptions und commencemes cn ean be ob- tained gratis at the ote of kon RONIN'S TTEND TE MATINEE, ASH. | ry re os eMtre, RECK THIs DAY A’ 7 a! PTOMMAS ATINER TO-MORR aoe (ATURDAY) 2PM. at 09 Sth av. ap at a ith av. Pian of nests and MQESTENSIAL HYMN,” J. K. PAINE, PRIGE 900, vaean Nalitard, in uate tes vuln | pelt, mi mye ntennial M: Them ove ete Besutit ” Them uver Beau al Flowers, eon Catan 8 'HE vie errr’ DITSON & & CO.. 711 Broadway. ATIN TODAY AT 2 FM yr TONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE. ah a ‘Ba ste épraue Meter 7 enor AT 130, Frmae wrours oF Frit WENGE THEATRE. Pro dM MR. AUGUSTIN DALY'S Greer PLAY OF TO-DAY, M1 77777 77777] of Miss Panay Da ‘3 opert Fisher, Mi ss Fanny Daven; if, Fisher, Me, uf Warkins, "Me. Mi. Davidge, Ma. in 7 ctymore, Miss Sydney cay 7 Miss u 7 han aT 13 7 reneiit of Mr. be SATUR, SATURDAY NiGitt, aia be and “SERIOU! DAVLDGB. 5™ AVENUE. nee BSNEFIT of WM. DAVIDGE, SATURDAY NIGHT, May 27, on, wivich occasion will be RE- DAVIDGE’S BENSPtT, POCAHONT. sEnioos DN Tag OCAHONTAS” an “SERIOUS FAMILY.” _Box shoet now open, DARK THEATRE, Mat BROADW. VERY SVEN a et ane rear Matinee ot, os LAR SUMMER Reserved. ry SUBTLER SINGERS, characteristic scene: NTATION wiuobtes eldom aung now. ‘A OF 1 OOD MUSEUM, is DAY, EVENING AT 3, DOUBLE BILL, ‘The Burlesque, FAIR ONE WITH BLONDE WIG, MATINER AT2, R ge Ordon, titled PHENIX, supported | and Drama, MURDEK ON THE MOUNT. AAGLE THEATRE, Bkeleton Witness BROADWAY AND 33D sr. Proprietor and Ma: «Me, JOSH HART ENTIRE GRAMME. PURE FU. PURE FUN, Keuppearanco of the favorite Comedia MRO HARRY (i, RICHMOND, R DAVE REED. LANGH, FONTAINBLEA| lerful cud, in in Aree bennuifat acts of the, WILD A in the original WILD AND IODERN. Al RICHMOND, soHools or ACTING, Wonder, Mr. W. BAWYE! ND RiEeomD in'a Now Melange of rin ea sae Be PUN AND laiblis Jonelading with eg" “yy 87 Langhabl Fareo, entitied fb $obepcce MATINERS WEDNESDAY. AND. SATURDAY, a Eroncteney and 2 Mr, LESTER WALLAGK Proptlevor and Manager. w °RWO LAST NIGHTS AND MATINEE ef Boucicault’s fine Comedy of HOW Su LOVES HIM, with tts ga iepurdinesy, gant, corny cere Ou Mr LESTER W, LACK, MONTAG cee J Sisal Wawny BECKETT Me WER: BERT Me i TOLLAND, ANSON, MeO. ¥, EDWI WADA DYAR’ an HEFL GERMON. Mme. PONISI, E. BLAISD®LL and Mir THO: RNTON, FRIDAY A ATURDAY EVENIN BDAY D MATINER ‘and 90 of ¢ ot the prem Mr. LESTER WALLACK AND HIS ENTIRE COMPANY at the Brooklyn Thesis, for one wank, commencing ‘MO: MR, AND MRs, will commences ND. ‘A appearing in their anccensfal A [eli i. Comedy of THE MioHtY DOLLAR. (HATBAS MANILLE VARIETIES, hei ‘The Freuch Minu The handsomest ‘The most artistic Arti The finest Theat E. RW. BUTLER. THE STANDARD Crowded every nixht to seo the great Double Star Com. bination in Drama and Vaudeville. Mr. T, M. HENGLER, ¢ Mr. BILLY BARRY, SENATOR BOB HA Demostheptnn _Twe Invorite and tntented netiste, MIS Wier. in sorio-comic sonys ani ax Kathleen Kavanagh in the beau- rom antie Irish drama, Ale FARWELL, McDONALD. DS, All the ‘old tavori Mossrs. Went, BLITE KEMBLE, M men BF, gi PIE AeA EP aay artlats ever: EXTRA —. ABTL BILL HE Ruan BRIAN Faicy Py CONT! DAG Wwice ior SaEGRES HIG “TPE Is, TONY PASTOR'S. ware Ee WHICH? TH 18 APTERNOON. AILMORE’S Madison and 41 Messrs, SHOOK & PAL! an fanagers Mr. B. G. GILMORE,. Business Director ait im ann an world te 8 LADS the illustriogs and world renowned composer, UES” OFFENBACH, js magnificent Urchestra of oven ‘iy PRI NUStCTANS," AND. MAX MAKETZE! Overture, arello f monolistic arti rime minister of tnsie, “Atri Aun Tour D'Orphee (Iu the i, reaitns of Or Co fieved ey r. Paraphrase, Burlesque ste oan. nducted by 4 5. 6. Ballet des Chimere: 7% & 9 Admission Boxos (Foi t SAN Fra NCISCO MINSTREL SAN FRANCINCO MINSTRELS, ae CoNsPtRaTORS. oF Mlowrsox STREET. CONSPIRATORS OF ibaa Ayre Seats secured, J MONTAG STREET. R. i TINKE BENEFIT. His LAST ACPEAKANGH IN NEW YORK, will take place at 4 ioe SQUARE THEATRE, by the courts , bi on & Paimer and Lester Wab lack, Jotlce cpon Me : JRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT ON BOARD the super steamer PixNovitt ROCK noxt SUNDAY and on DECOKATION D. to horkaway vengmrnd tee ment under the houd of BX oxy. Pastoivs GRAND LADIES’ MATH NEW THEA’ THIS APTERNOOS, és7 BROADWAY THIS FRIDAY AT 2 P.M, EM MACK AND JOl prot, MILMEH AND JOuN® OWrer. SAULT AT aia. LOT FUOT 08 ADM Ise 57 TUESDAY, May 40, DECORAT, and DOUBLE PR HurduMaxere © Sketch, to-day at Matiner, - _ I TONY Paston's "thw tise KERING HALL, CUTRBDAY. RAL , JURA GEORGE, the COUN JUANES, Yn i ren Bre ¥ yous SPR u TONNer = —. Seevetyeeyrereene tial TONY PASTOR'S “WATINER, VuAND GLADIATORIAL SET | GIVEN BY Professor KR, Sem “che ye AND TAKL WER TO |r ASTOR'S MA’ ir oe ane pit rieh, ‘and the best professional vale eral admission, WW cents; reserved seats, 8 MERIGANS| BILLY GAY HARRY PHILLIPS Ame iL cen AND, AR ae _PanIs TONY one xt ATRE, ALAIS ROYA! eS. auent y pcan oh Tas et ee ans oe WATE: SORES, JEWMERY, Ste Qt aces on Sr, AR za ie nT ‘+d cee fe: )] 7 “BROADWAY, CORN 817 ET EM a te