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- “(ga YoRK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1876—TRIPLR SHEET. THE COURTS. ‘The civil courts, as a general rule, observed yester- @ay by abstaining from the transaction of business. ‘As it ts not, however, considered judicially a dies now; ‘except for the parpeses of commercial paper, some of the judges attended to such ex parte business as was presented to them by members of the Bar and needed immediate attention. In the suit of Richard P. Braff against the Security Insurance Company, the facts of which have been already publisned, Judge Donohue, of the Supreme Court, made an order that the receiver of the Central Pideonahge yo dl nes § $5,508, unsecured premiums,* to Lyman W. Bates, who represents 300 insurers in de- fendant’s « company. A foreciosure judgment was entered for $3,397 68 in the suit of Joseph J. O'Donohue against Thomas A. Ledwith and others The morigage which was fore- closed in this suit was on three jols situated on the uthwest corner of Forty-first street and Ninth ave- nue. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. , Before Judge Kitbreth, AN UNWARRANTED ARREST. Officer Tieman, of the Twenty-first precinct, preterred @ obarge of assault against David Jackson, of No, 250 Kast Fortieth street. An examination of the case showed that no assault hed been committed and that the arrest of Jackson was really for having told the offi- cer that oe man whom he was clubbing was not the right n. also came out that neither toe man who Bi imie cropoca ner the really offending party in : matier of dworderly conduct had been arrested, an: ‘that the officer Jackson tor attempting to on bim it, The Court thought the arrest most unwar- rant and discharged Jackson. A CBAZY RUFFIAN. Edward Miller, ot No. 548 West Fifty-foarth street, ‘was one of a party who were spending Monday night in asociable manner at No, 540 of the same street, when their enjoyment was iuterrupted by a man named Thomas Mo>hay, in a most ruffanly manner, becaus of s grudge against Miller. After bursting in the door of the room ery which the pary were McSbay bran- dished round his head a revolver, saying he would shoot every one in the room. He was secured with @ifficalty, and will now probably go to the Island tor ix months in default of $500 bail and $10 fine. =COURT CALENDARS THIS Day. 108 100 thee 3, ia eh on ak sok aoe, bao, 279, im Hs Nt aah aay 6, 3, $43, 349, S01, 252 So cee bait 3—Held by Judge ‘krman.—Nos. 301, 111, hie 1809, 57533, 92334, 1811, 1820, 1837. 950, "oats, 1 lov, 2623, UPKRIOR Comme teieaae tenn Held by Judge Ig eat 16, 38, 28, 14, Common Puras—Equiry ‘Turm—Held by Juage J, F. Daly.—Nos, 3 Common Pumas—TaiaL Terx—Part 2—Held b: —_ te Soe ee oe ee Ss ok 2255, 2256, 2267, 2258, 2259, 2260, 2201, 2202 22nd? 2264, '2267, 2268, 2360, 2270, 2271, 2273, 2274, 1416, 2285, 2200. All other Courts have ania for the term, COURT “OF APPEALS. Avpany, N. ¥., May 30, 1876, DECISIONS. in Court of Appeals, Tuerday, May 20,1876. Motion for reargument cenied without costs to éither party.—Beeker vs. Howard. Motion for reargument denied, with $10 costa. —Van Deuburgh va, President, &c., of Greenbush, Judgment reversed and new trial ordered, abide eveat,—Morsereaw vs. Phonix Mutual Company; Bell vs, Harrison; Marsh vs, Russel Judgment ot General Term affirmed, with costs of all J placa to be paid out of the fund.—Winthrop vs. on affirmed, with coste,—Heyward vs. Bron- Bnn; Smith vs, The Mayor, &c.; Marphy vs, Buckman; Gladden va. Goodrich. Order aflirmed, with costs, —Ryan vs. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company. Order affirmed and judginent absolute for plaintiffs on stipulation, with costs. —Janks vs. Brown. Order granting new trial affirmed and judgment abso- Jute for plaintiff on stipulation, with costs,—Sherwood ve. Mercantil) Mutual Insurance Company, Sadgment of Supreme Court and decree of Surrogate reversed ai oer ie remitted, with directions to jurrogate to proceed in accordance with views ex- ering in th. opinion of Judge Alien.—Gilman vs. Judgment and order affirmed, with costs.—McGuire ve. Rollins. costs to MOTIONS, Brick vs. Brick.—Motion to modify judgment as to costs argued by 8. Hand for motion. AYPEALS FROM ORDERS. No, 371.—In re Wh.tulesey ; argued by M. Nolan and Mf M. Van Cott for appellant and 8. Hand for respon- ent. No, 381.—Platt vs. Platt; argued by S. P. Nash for i ut and William R. Martin for respondent. (0. 342. —Cole vs Maloulin; aubmitted for appellant; sree oy H. U. Dell for respondent. jo, —Gray vs Green; argued by Clarkson N. Pot- ter Fa igre and £. N. Dickerson tor res; ondent. No. $30.—In re Hart; argued by George F. Com- stock for appellant and W, F. Cogswell ior respondent, Case still op. nay day calendar for May 3i, 1976, is as foliows:— Non 20051, 196, ule, 221, 222, 248, 38 UNITED STATES 8U SUPREME COURT. Wasutxctox, May 30, 1876, DFCISIONB. BILLS OF LADING ATTACHED TO TIMR DRAFTS —WHEN DE- LIVERABLE: UPON ACCEPTANCE OF THE DRAFT OR NOT UNTIL PAYMENT? No, 15. The Natioval Bank of Commerce of Boston, State of Massachusetts, vs, The Merchants’ National Bank of Memphis, State of Tennessee—In error to the Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts. —The fundamental question ip this case is whether a bill of lading of merchandise deliverable to order, when at- tached to a time draft and forwarded with the dra't to an agent for collection without any special instruc- Mons, may bo surrendered to the drawee on ac- teptance of the draft, or whether the agent’s duty is to hold the bill of lading after the acceptance tor the payment. It is true there are other qwestions growing out of portions of the evi- fence, as well as the finding of the jary, but they are questions of secondary importance. The bills ot exchange were drawn by cotton brokers resid. (ng in Memphis, Tenn,, on Green & Travis, merchants, residing in Boston. They were drawn om cotton shipped by the brokers to Boston, invoices of which ‘were sent to Green & Travis, aud biils of lading were taken by the shippers, marked in case of two ship_ ments “To Order,” and in case of the third shipment marked “For Groen & Travis, Boston, Mass.” There was an agreement between the shippers and the draw- ces that the bill of lading should be surrendered on ac- teptance of the bills of exchange, but the existence of this agreement was not known by the Bank of Mem- phs when the bank discounted the drafts wna took with them the bills of lading in- dersed by the shippers, We do not propose to inquire bow whether the agreement, under theee circumstances, pught to have any eficct upon the cecision of the cas Conceding that bilis of laain @ negut ble, und that Vhat their ee ee ee and very p the tiue 3 the shippers to the property specitied ia them, and, \nereeree bes the Bana sg ntaa th ey pte By the fraits and took the :ndorsed ru:ircad receipts or bills of poate became the owners of the cotton, it is still true shey sent the bills with the drafts to the: wts in New York, the Metropoiitau Bank, with no in- ttructions to hold them alter acceptance, and the Metropotitan Bank transmitted them to the defend. ants, ia Boston, with otber istruction than that the bills were sent “for coliection.’” What, then, was the duty of the defendants? Ovviously, 1t was pbtain —o nes ghd the bills of exchange, But Green not bound to accept, eret \hough raed fh d ordered the cotton, uniess the bill of eo were delivered to them contemporancously with th acceptance. Their ugreement with their vendors, the shippers, seénred them against such obli- gation, Moreover, independent of this in eg ge the Urafts apou their face rhowed that t bad been ‘awn Upon the cotton covered by the bing of lading. th the plaintifs and their agents, the deiendants, were thas laformed that tho bills were not drawn wy any ery Of the drawers in the hands of Green & vis, and that- they aid 2 ag to be paid out of the Lapey of the cotton he the proceeds of the cotton it the bills withbela? §=Withhulding them, the: Toteat alike the expectation and tho intent of the draw- ws of the bills, Hence, were there nothing more, it would seem that a drawer’s agent to collect a time bill without further mstructions would uot be justified ip refusing to surrender the property against which tho biil was drawn alter it# accepthnce, and (hus dis- able the ‘cent yg taking payment ous of the ye pose, t it seems [oe costar ieteres inference, ee ty iaprontien, ‘@ necessary from a me dratt od-by a DiI of lading @orsed in blank, that the merchandise (which in this case was cotton) specified in the bill was sold on credit. to be paid for by the acee draft, or that the drait twa demand for an advance on the lhe Uansaction 18 & consig! drawee on wecount of the st ponceive Alter Naborate Opinion reviewing the decisions in point, the Court conciude that whether a time dratt ac- ompaniod oy a Dill of lading be viewed as an evidence bt sale OD Credit, Or as A request for advances on the gredit of the engaged the consequence is the same, ow could they be paid is of lading lore, would ment to ordor, and has been forwarded agent for collection, with SS ‘Dill of Inding attached; without further instruction, the agent is not justified in deliver. jurance, lag ovr the bl of adng om the aneptnce of the Mr. Justice Strong dehvered the opinion. PRACTICN—BILL OF MXCHPTIONS—WUEN TO BE SIGNED. x ier ad Joba Ziinmer vs, Louis . Joh: a the “ the Circuit Court tor the Eastern writing filed with the clerk, waived a jury mitted to a trial by the court, Pursuant io this stipulation a trial was had at the October term, A. D, 1872, when the case was taken under advisement, ‘At the next term, and on the 28th of April, 1873, tb Court found generally for the plaintif'; whereupon the defendants muved ior a new trial. The motion was continued upti! the pext term, when on the ith of July it was overruled and judgment entered on the nding vn the 25th of Jul able on the second sued out and served, and ov the same day , 1873, this writ of error, return- lonaay of October then next, was iperse- deas bend was approved and filed. eta. tion was filed August 4, 1873, Down Ww th time, as appears by the record, po bill ot exceptions had been signed or allowed, and there had been no special finding Ks the Court; time was not given, either by consent of the parties or by order of the Court, tor the preparation of a bill of exceptions. In this condition of the case the Court adjourned for the term. At the next term, on the 27th Uctober, 1873, and after the retarn day of the writ of error, a bill of exceptions was signed apd filed by order of the Court as Of the 28th April, 187°. It nowhere appears from the record that this was done with the consent of the plaintiff or even with his knowledge. 1tis for errors appearing in this bill of exceptions alone that a re- yereal of the judgment is now usked. [t perhaps suf- ficiently appears from the bill of exceptions, if it is to be taken aga part of the record, that the rulings mplained of were excepted to in the proper form rr the time of the trial, but it does not appear that the bill of exceptions was dled, signed, tendered for signa- ture, or even prepared, belore the adjournment of the Court ior the term at which the judgment was rendered, No notice was given to the plaintiff ot any intention on the part of the defendants to ask for the allowance ¥, a bill of exceptions, either during the term or after. plication was made to the Court for an extension or rs for that purpose. No such extension of time was granted, and ro consent given, Upon the adjournment of the term the parties were out of court, and the litigation there was at an end, The plantt was discharged trom further attendance, and all proevedings thereafter in bis absence and with- out his consent were coram non judice. The order of the Court, therefore, made at the next term directing that the bill of exceptions be filed in the cause as of April 28, 1873, was a nullity, For this reason, upon the case as it is bad ba ggee to us, the bill of ‘exceptions, though returned here, canvot be considered as part of the record. Alter examining a number of authorities, the Court declare the true rule to be that the excep- tions must be reduced to.form, signod and filed, under ordinary circumstances, not later than the term at which tne judgment was rendered. The Chief Justice delivered the opinion. THY VIGO CLAIN—REVOLUTIONARY REMINISCRNCR—IN- TEREST ON DISPUTED CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERN- MENT, No. 588. The United States vs, Archibald McKee and others—Appeal from the Court of Ciaima—The pose of the Stato of Virginia to dommion over that Tegion of country called the Territory Northwest of the Ohio River which is now filed with a population of many millions and divided into hve States of the Union, ‘was Hot undisputed in the days when that State was a province of Great Britain. Tho French had numerous settlements there, and the government of Great Britain claimed, both by the acquisition of Canada and by set- tiement, a large part of that loosely defined country. Sint had their military poste there, as well as pea ges. The Indians also denicd all right of the Coley ot Virginia to rule over them, and so! of the most warlike tribes of — that were known to occupy with claim of exclusive Tight the —_ part of the country. During the Rev- oluuonary War General George Rogers Clarke, acting under a comm‘ssion from the State of Virginia, fitted outa warlike expedition, and, starting trom the Falls of the Ohio, now called’ Louisville, made his appear- ance suddenly before the military pest of Kaskaskia, then held by the British, and captured it and sever: other posts; and, in the “course of one of the most ro- mautic campa which the history of tl region down to this day affords, effectually settled the right of Virginia to supremacy in that quarter, General Clarke was not very vigorously supported by Virginia in tiie enterprise, tor it occurred duriog ihe War of the Revolution, and that Commonwealth, as 8! now called herself, was engaged in more pressing affairs. It seems, however, that the State bad in New Orleans an agent on whom Clarke drew several drafts tor funas to aid bim in the matter, most of which were paid. In the year 1778 he drew ono of these drafts in favor of Fraucis vie for $8,616, which was not paid for want of funds, This draft was given for supplies furnished to Clarke’s regiment, and bas never yet been paid It does not appear thift the State of Virginia ever denied the justice of this debt, but by the finding the Court ot Claims, from which this record comes to us on ap- peal, it does appear that an officer of that State, called ‘the Commissioner of Revolutionary Ulaims, examined into this one in the year 1835, and adjusted it, lud- ing interest, at $32,654 85, In the cor ot the negotiation for the relinquishment of title by the States to their outlying Territories one of the resolutions by the Continental Congress October 16, 1780 (6 Journal of Congress, 213), was, that when so ceded, ‘the necessary and reasona- bie expenses which any particul:r State shail have in- curred since the commencement of the present war in subduing any British post, or in maintaining forts or garrisons within und for the defence, or in acquiring any part of the territory tl may be ceded or relin- > Ng ed to the United ‘States, shall be reimbursed. ”? fhe debt represented ‘by toils draft comes directly within the ianguage of this resolution, which was re- pepe by the-Virgigia Legislature in the act of cession, Court find no difficulty in coming to the con: ot that the claim 1 a just one, and that under act of Congress providing for its reference to the Court of Claims 1t ought to be The only pointof doubt ‘Was as to the allowance of interest, but as this isa like claim to wong | on which interest has been allowed, and as the act of 1872 authorized it to be adjusted 2 “ basis adopted in other like claims, interest is wed. Mr. Justice Miller delivered the opinion. Dissenting as to she interest, Justices Clifford and Hunt. BANKRUPTCY—COUNTER CLAIM AGAINST TH! 4 BASKRUPT—WAEN ALLOWKD, No, 113. J. Young Scammon vs. Mark Kimball, twat of the Mutual Security Insurance Company— Appeal from the Circuit Court for the Northern District Iilinow.—Juriediction is vested im tho Circuit Courts, under the Bankrupt act, concurrent with the District Court tor the same district. Ali suits at law or in equity, which may or shall be brought by any person against the assignee of the baukrupt’s eatate, touching any property or rights o! property of the bankrupt transierable to or vested in such assignee, Pursuant to that authority the appellaut, on the 3d of May, 1872, filed the present Dill of complaint in the Circutt Court against the ap- pelice as assignee of the bankrupt company described én the title of the case. Prior to that—to wit, on the 27th of January, in the sume year—the insurance company was duly adjudged inkrupt, and the record shows that the present appellee was appointed the assignee of the estate of the bankrupt company. Satisfactory evidence is exhibited mm the record to xhow that the company was duly organized with a nominal capital of $300,000, of which ten per cent had been paid, and that the residue was secured by the notes of the subscribers. Provision is made by the charter that the stock and affairs of the corporation shall be man- aged and conducted by any anmber of directors—not more twenty-five nor less than nine—to be chosen ballot irom among and by the stock- holders. “Directors, it 18 also. provided, shall choose out of their number a president and vice pres- ident, and the directors have the power to appoint for the time being, “such officers, ra, secretaries, agents and servants as they shall judge necessary."’ Shares 10 the stock of the company, to a large amount, were owned by the complainant, and be admits that the company held notes against him to the amount of $10,147 50, given to secure unpaid balances of for which he was liable cither as principal surety. comp! ESTATE OF ptions, guarantor or Throughout the lifetime of the company the nant insured many and valuable properties the company and paid to the pi oft. cers ot the same large sums oj as «premiums for euch policies of Antecedent to the event which caused the failure of the company, the proper officers of the same transacted a large and, for the greater portion of the time, a pros- perous instrance business, Mach reference to these debates will pot be made, as they are no longer ma- feral ip this investigation. Boffice it to say in that connection that the complainant was, as be aileg during the whole of that period, a large owner of ri and oiher property, and was possessed of sufficient means to render secure any moneyed obligation into which be might enter anc to enable bim to periorm any promise or contract for the payment of money he ght make; and ho also alleges that 1: was nefessary that the means.ot the company should be kept where the same could be promptly commanded, if required to pay losses, in order that the company might accomplish that object and still realize tnierest on the sam, he came to am agreement with the proper aatbuttins of the company that the funds thereof, or such portion of the same as they might choose, should therealter from time to time be deposited with bim, he being then a private banker, und that the moneys so deposited should be paid out or drawn at the pleasure 1 the company, without notice or limitation; and bo avers that he with the company vo account with the proper officers for such moneys when and as often a8 thereto req and to pay to the company interest thereon at the rate of we per centum annually during the continual of such de- postt until jlurther or other agreement should 2 made. Funds of the kind contemplated were, cordance with the en aa with the com. plainant at the pleasure of pany, aod the com- Piainant avers that he Paes invecens ob the average amount of the same at t feed rate for the periwd and to the amount 4) ed in the Coon an- nexed to the bill of bayer f the right to set off the clam arising from the stock ot the com; iv consuituter a trust fund jor the payment of its debts, which, in the admimistraton of the Bankrupt law, must be equally divided among ali the creditors of the bankrupt. But as the deposits with the appellant were of that Pac- ter that passed the title of the money depovited to the depositury, the amount 80 hey «| to the company by tbe sppeliant may be set against his indebtedness w the mpany as a stockholder, Our. Justice Clifford ¢ delivered the id the opinion, BURGLARY ON BROADWAY, Burglars effected an entrance on Monday night into the theatrical goods manufactory of Parsons & Co., on the second fluor of No. 206 Brondwa: the hatehway, and carried away velvet anu forty ostrich feathers, valoed rp all They then broke into the millinery store ot A, Tulien, floor, and stole more velvet and ribbons of $260, The police have no clew to the Ge RS oe ae ‘{CADEMY-OF wt JEFF! O se 09 . Lessees At List OPERA” POPULAR PRICES, fo rego grat hRTRUDE CORBETT MONDAY J Bellini's grand Opera of Norma. Musieai Direct: iasion, o'clock, OWERY THEATRE MON. May 29, erand ope fon, Hetara of tbe ott favor on which occasion the will appear’ In the great sensation wl she wi eer Grama entities bas tage MAID OF THE WAKPATH. ‘wants K's, ning of the sui MR nN wns . SMfLOMENCE - their famous original im; nation SLOTE and Mrs. General GILFLORY, American comedy of the ager DOLLAR! GHTY DOLLAR! EVERY EVENING: AND SATURDAY MATINEE. 5 AVENUE THEATRE. Proprietor and Manager. -Mr, AUGUSTIN ES the HERALD says: , coming to New ork fo ask POSITIVELY ; Where he would feel most at LAST NIGHTS OF | home for amusom for an njoyment, we “PIQUE! At’ the aay, Fifth Avenue Th rat e EVERY NIGHT TUS WEEK-LAST NIGHTS OF me it oon Prere big uo Bee bia us +3 bit ‘voov” Heer @ picaitively last nights of Miss, Fanny, nport, Charl Dr Harkins’ James Lewla,W, Devince, fe fonverg. harrymors, Britta Cowell, Mra.’ Gitbert, gina Drew and John Broush RATURDAY, June 3, positivel last’ Matinee of “Pique.” Saturday Night, J fof Mr. STEPHEN FISK 5™ AVENUE THEATER, SATURDAY NIGHT. JUNE 3, BENEFIT of Mr. Stee ery A Groat Programme! ..-FROU FROU Miss FANNY DAVENFORE, HE SIAi Jobn Brougham Fe Wm. ‘Devi JENNY eal JAMES LEWIS. Mies FANNY DA SOL SMITH og cH SSELL iin THE MADAIGAL BUYS. ARK THEATRE. “BROADWAY AND 22D 87, MATINEE oe a AY, A’ 10: wa ee AT 8. Kr DUCED ADMISS' 8U | ED. MAT. AT 2. MB! Gute: PRICES. | RESERVED SEA: e SAL, MAT. AT 2, Renewed success of eat actress, in hi original’ saa cit ign of Topee; in wi ation or OnBONCLE TOWS UABING ey with Mr, G. tae L. + Vg HOWARD, BIJOU BLAVIN'S GEORGIA CGOLGIEED, Dy JUBILER SINGERS ip their well plgh hi erazicen ot ld-time ie Biaaiation melodies, SUNG B 1m eocond set Glesstay’ vamrreaie ot the Mississippl. 0 ‘MPIC THEATRE, oe G24 BROADWAY" TO-DAY aT 2 O'CLOOK, MATINEE, tc AY AT 2 Sarnce: MATINEE, 0-DAY + 2 O'CLOO MATINEL, the Db . Y: HREE NEW SONGS. RDS. fe PRICES.—Admission, 25c.; reserved seats, 50c,; family cirele, 15. ; parlor chairs, $1. NEW THEATRE (PONY Paston’s (oa. 585 and 587 Broadway, recy iy opposite Metropolitan Hotel. TONY PASTOK. ole Proprietor and Manager Now York's popuiar and the becoly, first class Varies; Thestre ‘on Brow NEW FACES. NEW A NEW IDEAS. THE atest OF ALL VENTRILOQUIST — HARRY BRYANT. 10-COMIC NGEL, Miss JENNIE’ ENGEL, Tite IRISH MONUB, DAN NA: te, MINNIE GBARY, ITERNEY AND GHUNIN. | TIERNEY. AND CRONIN, Jig and Clog Dancers and Kecentric Comedians, New York’s favorite Comedian, BILLY GRayY. BILLY GRAY, ‘and the rising favorite, HARRY PUILLIPS. Mr, HARRY TAYLO: JAMES §, and KATIA EDWARDS, Mr. HARRY MONTAGUE, Mise SADIE DESHON. Miss CARRIE DUNCAN. MATINEs. TUBSDAY AND FRIDAY. ELLY & LEON MINSTRELS AND BURLESQUE OPERA COMPANY, 23d st. and 6th x EVERY EVENING AND'SATURDAY MATINER. Last week of Kelly & Leon's Burlesque on Offendach’s Grand Opera Bouffe, Grand Dutchess. ‘he heey Boog an the Datchess. Edwin Kelly as General Boum. Lew Bene- Gietis Fationaphtoal Remas. Walters _and Morton's uew wnd Dances, Kelly and Leon. Walters and Morton, Foutbonedict. fed Lester, Japanese Tommy, . H. Gordon, ‘and all the favorites. ARISIAN VARIETIES. AKiSIAN VARIETIES. Evening at 8. | isth st. aud ronda Coolest and best ventilated ‘T! Astrections greater th 33 hours | ee ae MORROW. MA’ 0-MOBROW. 1 Shin y | 100. "Star, "artiots, 18 era and Piquant. nor Le Clair, Senor Novissimor, m. | Lovely W. John Woost ringly Beautiin! and Voluptuous Le Minuet. Fran Henry, Andy Scott, Ageths and Adams, Emily Prior, Minale Hall, BS aacne. Elberts, George Atkins. ‘Wilham Wilson. Franets. Great Horace Weston and our aecuine vel of Artists, (PHEATRE COMIQUE. 514 BROADWAY MATINEE orcLocK. MATINER scale pans| 2d Selec ie young Am by FANNY Pm THN a ported anda ~ aoe Company, th tho groat Sensad THE PHGENIX, & aise — nag 7th ‘58th ste. Messrs. SOULE & APELERY: NSE AUDIENCES, Let POPULAR RESORT, SPLENDID MUSIC. D. L. DOWNING'S D. L: DOWNING'S Soin dea CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. AELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. Exquisite Singing by Artistic Playing by ‘Mme. MAKIE SALVOTTI. Mr. JNO. HAMMOND, Prima Donna. Cornet Soloist. Charming Ballads by MISS LIZZIE M. RAE, Soprano. The wonderful g ANNIE MAY KESSLER, PIANISTE. Mr. CHAS. F. PRATT, ORNTHAL | Mr. CHAS. B. PRATT, peor Finst’ GRAND ooxoner. PROGRAMME, Overture, “Evening in Vienna’... . Eighth Sympbon: Comet bolo, aceloar®. -Suppe thoven: ve BFOwiD Mendelssohn Mendelssohn Hertel @ Mile of Faint Miss LIZZIK - RAE. to let for Sum- s. nightly, at the OPERA HOUSE, ADWAY, CORNER -OT ST. SEASON. oe FRA MINST! RELS. | AN PRANCISCO MINSTRELS, BANCISCO O MINSTRELS. Tae FUNSY OLD OALS. so The CONTINENT. YoUxe ACTOR'S TEM oH ON, LAST WEEK ‘OF HE ni atte beats secured. Mutines Saturday ws pas. WEDNESDAY NiguT EM AY, a1. i StON. DESIGN, 23d st. and i” at enna PAINTINGS, (AMBBICAN GEOGRAPHICAL soctEry, ‘Thursday, June 1, 1 1, (1876, at 8 P, M., CHICKERING HALL, te 18th st, ‘and 5th av. GEORGE KENNAN, Esq. st ES at Sledge Travel in Kamtchatkea and Northeastern ELIAL ¥. HALL, Recording Secretary. pena KIKALFY'S ALGABSRS PALACE Nu Cont ERT GARD! Mel ge PECPAChEy ONC! Bone ENS. Open every Eveni cnnady a0 ind Saturday Matinees rats soem ee TEMPLE UF Aer. THA R™ SP yONE Denre XBISITION REPUBLICA HALL, 55 WEST 45D sT., NEAR BKOADWAY. ee CELEBRATED PROFESSOR FRIZZO WILL EB ONLY fad GREAT NG, JUNE HS tu ie. 250. BY G! RAL Bi cKeT ay ia ay seit Pratt agb yd ca NUL RIAL, RSDAY, J) x A ‘pecs on a tte occasion ‘the bee iodiy peak Dy et {table Tenieation. gee) with the AOU BERIN & COOK t si Union sgueser’ ee biated roe ey Ras Ale, 6TH AV.. ban age meal oe E peeon dete CKERING HALL. laa Sua tw. Grand Vi inl t v'lock, Admision Nn. _FOR SALE. _ _ HELP ee eUne mae ee ARDIN. FOR SXLE—Connen LIQuok ANTED-—X°NEAT™ i GikL, WHO 18 BE. Madleen end dinars. and 26th AY aurants, Hotels, Provision aie es. Mew perienced with children and can sew; must have less. SHOOK & PALMEK.. ..Propri G GILMORE. ike Sic OF OF FENBACH. BEART 'N any EVENING AT 8 Q\ULOCK, JACQUES OFFENBACH. city ee references. Apply, trom 10 to 12 o'elock, at 127 West usiness Tirectue Fiori “XS uuTs, Yee cheap: also Bakeries, Ciz: 0 DO GENERA m fe ea Aasinted by 100 SKILLED MUSICIANS, FIRST OLA: oRIE vas Tene. facritice: Call, prepared to work, at 400 East S8th st, sy corner 3d ny, A 00 CHANGE FOR A TINSWITHL” FOR SALE, ANTED—A GOOD DRESSMAKER, AT 303 LEX- Ju, Brovklyn, E. D.. Stock, Fixtures and ‘Tools of ingion av. rarnisbiay ° Dab DEOperty 5 RO GGROS fg hese'aga Aine HNN ema eee ty M6 | TaNTED—aSWADL ~OfhE 10 -Do_ GEENA NEL GANTLY Gat eID CORNER | ay. - bape: ny this day. at a sacrifice. LLOYD, Anctionee: Broadway. Ame HAS FOR BALE— WALNUT | SECRETARY, higif French Belstea ; also fine FOR GEN. Wstep—x GER) AN OR SWEDE GF. between 10 eral housework very small family. Ca and 4 o'clock, Laco Shaw! est Bom st, | Y TANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; three German pre |, 27 Bast 62d st. A R. ANCE FoR A) AM [AN TO M AKE- A FIAT at, PANTE ay FIRST CLASS WOMAN ©CouK AND ola “For arte, the well known, old extublisied | VY. man waiter, colored of white, with best reference, - Wine and L om, or uf Chambers | Apply at ont 2st Jock, forenoo NION 8QU A es PORAES eRe baer Giurk's Exehause ofieo WEST sIST ST—KITON MAID WANTED, ay and night business ; 15 +) with city references, call from 1 ull 2 P.M, rent 830 per month, MILK ROUTE POR SALE OF 180 QUARTS, WITH Horse and Wagon. Inquire at 208 Went dist at. Sat- isisetion xiven tor i 10 go to the country; wages 10; Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Manager . sil, A.M. PALMER LAST TWO WEEKS OF THE SEASON. 113 West ete BEWANTED—A FIRST CLASS *) cook, also chambormaid and waitress, in private BEVERY NIGHT AND AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE | A SACRIFICE—NEAT LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE, | bourding bonis. four-pull Pump and Fixtures; price 105 Madi- the new Drama by Messrs, Lancaster and Magnus, bie" lL. 145 FR WOuKS FOR SALE—THE WORKS OF THE | cox echo win entitled C On Fails Car and Locomotive Company will be sold hin dre: CONSCIENCE. Saturday, un 10" st, tween the CLERKS AND SALESMIC ite Pee tay’ eo'elhi cn ene AI 4 ROVE ¥ tag etran haracters by Mosars. ‘O. iu the countr: dares wish. velop Ind., and are well adapted to ee branches of manufastare, For printed circular, con- wining a full description of the property and terms of sale. liberal address JO-EPH W. Frederic Robinson, Jobu Yorivinal Drama} J. M. Stoda ae A: brought out in| courtesy of Wallac bl hat | LS Hamilton, Alfred ae i a W. 8. Qu ur Sera, tha Mire Mane Wiking SATURDAY, JUNE FOURTU MATINEE’ OF CONSCIENCE. pe 3 ARE THEATRE, MONTAGUE'S BENRUTT. MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNK 5, rang Ae Years connected with th Dow open for an en yanican, i a N % nen SIOAULY BEAL. Doseerm ey Ae Lael: AS COUNTS A AND BOOKS 8C FICAULY EXAM: 18 Dunham pls pen ned and BY coo) : UoR STORE AND RELLIAED BQN, | gra iduy) to anit; terms xed by Jou or time, Address Bi Lee ‘ixtures forsale. Anpl ly to D. DOOLING, box 2. 2.643 Post office. . eee ar YOUNG MAN GRD HH) WANTS A SITUATION IN Bi MONTAGUE'S ROG STORE FOR SALE, CLT¥-WOULD NOT BE grocery or liquor store or in any other capacity; elt isi Miadines Hensht end, inah, appenvenee: ta Sow Wiel | LD" set toc enavine tesbees Leas aa d, ew i Baynes 4 hs Ppet 5 on oe area un nely fitted, well stucked. | ur country. 24. uth UG CLERK QUEEN, MAB, atten ince ns Ri RETAIL STORE, a Lining D* fitted; well locuti Ks, 513 Brown STS.—POR SAL adelphia; beautifull; p ALEX. PA 7. OF HEBREW PARE! oN AGUWS BENBETT, esate “at 4 penman and knows the rudiments H. sox INK JUNE 5. RUGS AND BLACK WA "by mail, Geel) Be Fe MRRP IN Woes OEOTRING, V1 Gull, vetwoon 13 and 3 o'clock, at 103.6 jew York, Box office now open ork WAstep—« aproart OOH S THE, ATR BARRETTS FAREWELL. (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORK, LO throagh Florida, Georgia, 5 ETT, Val eke cution duwn town und unsurpassed; sufficient bama © Bad hours, grocery ae ‘OF LAWRENCE ne on ae jor seiling. Apply vo P. J. Mi ILLS 29 Beaver erences given. Address H. 7. BLOCKER, anaes of the distinguished tragedian prior to or BENJAMIS L. CURT! 40 University pla for California on the Jarrett & Palmer special Fo Jeol pet MEAT MARKET; RENT PAID ontinental tral "ANTED—A SALESMAN ‘TO 3 BELL IRON HOLLOW " ware on commission; ove sequainted with the stove 0 gael pele i phat For ore FIX: | and hollow ware business and oan command acity and near: (CAUSE, orc q g THIS (WEDNESDAY) AF AFTERNOON, AT 1:30, testa un old established Jobbing W id Liquor | j,, addteie: eth Keak Warne, MIOLLOW Wate, : Store, with or without Stock, a! ut $8,000; would make a ‘The occasion is com pliment ony ition of Sod Petter Sees oer ‘trade mi Herald oftic splendid urocery store, Address for thre o ‘ANTED—A COUNTER MAN FOR THE RETAIL box 200 Heraid fice. citizers, and T * a Ste ish ike Srnceens MEPRE Tar | [POR 8. Goo! win itt trade. “Apply to JUSTIN & CO., 46 Green UMPH achieved with the prod See aeLiUS CASAR, of flour a week. 4 : Li, OR BHR: DATs lok NaLe— TRET “CLASS “SAMPLE ROOM; UOR- y : 4 % en puieoae to be Robertson's Comedy of three er et Be A FRENCH site stat UNDERSTANDS ura PUR SaLE— Sa GAR STAND 99 FULTON 8T. = shane tag 5 Ty te ni Se DAVID GARRICK, Inquire in the store. URANDAL, 2 te Het the entire company of Booth’s Toeatro in she cast, ETT assuming the title roie.. This will be foliceed ot if MERCHANT OF Erice. G MAN AS ToaGIAN AND {OR SALE AT GREAT SAORIFIOE—LEASE, FIX” fal ca Teaasvune’ wiesese nian tues and Good Will of un oid established Fish and Prov | - vislou Store; best business Ineation dawn "wowa; rent low. | ©: ox 128 Herald offies. A by tue four n Ti Berra, of ES 1 Hb nae, oe ya , 36S Beh aw) ee ; AND GARDENERS. grvanoy ‘ Ly (OR SALE—OONFECTIONERY AND ICE OREAM Loca lc BE ig) Bw yi a cere RN a to Dee See Saloon; elexuntly Atted; bert location in city; cheap a ene bly; can milk; bess OSEPH R, WHEELOCK iease; is now doing a good and profitable business: this is ® box 184 Herald oftice. and bona ‘fide chance: ively no exchange. ING FOR Busoer AND SHYLOCK . B. L, DAVENPORT pre toes oe y LBA Ha teesersile sill to'souckeds sear cx capital comie piece, | Address B_ RANG Ke'Hlorala Uptown Wrunch lca, iablishment, desi nd v situae in which, by the courtesy of Messrs. Shook & Palmer, Mr: Ot South Sih av, po SALE—NIO# LITTLE GROCERY, CHEAP FOR cash, wt 37 STUART ROBSON will uppea _cash 4 5 NEWLY MARRIE ASTER Aan ORDINARY PRIGES WILL PREVAIL. Por sata- BEER SALOON, WITH BOOMS redhat Ga Pain Tat or addtous ta? West ARY I 7 ‘attached: will be sold very low. For purticulaes apply | the country; xood reference. Call at or address 447 West Reserved Sent: ot ae Dress Circle, 0 | (Fig ARD WALTERS’ SONS. Aucticuss 7 ERY | 28th st., for two dave, Broadway. WISHES A SITUATION FOR HIS who has sived with him going on 7 years, and whom he can highly recommend as a first class nimn to ny xentleman requiring his services; bas had ex in London und New York. Cull at or address 114 st., private stable. GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION FOR i118 couchman: first class, sober, trustworthy young may ‘_ | single; in city or country; safe, clty driver; oxt cellen’ groom; thoroughly understands the care of horse harmoss, carriages: understands gardening: crn milk, wil make himelt useful wager moderate: addres gNDIEWS, eart iTUA’ glo man; understands vegetables aud tlowers, care of (OR SALE—LAGER BEER AND LIQUOK SALOON; paying handsomely; other business cause of velling, 61 Washington st., Hoboken. POR oe 27 CORNER LIQUOR STORES, 16 GRO” 9 Candy Stores, four Bakeries, rockery Btoren, Dining ‘Saloone’ Boarding. Ho Stores to ex- ange. Gaken B Ber HE THURSDAY, ESUNR yt PM BUOU HERON. TESTIMOSTAL, Matilde Heron, Sara Jewett, stance Leigh, Miss Sut! erat di, Charles ertrer THE BILL OF THE SEASON. LOBE THEATRE, BW. BUTLER, THE STANDARD FAMILY THEATRE. yok SALE—THE Pret a PAMILY SEWING Machine, with attachments complete ; lully warranted; prices, $15 to #25, reduced from $80 and $90; agents wanted; send for circular, Office, 493 8th uv. UOR STORE, WITH A id and Greene sts. Harry Dalton. WANTED—BY A SIN. Poe OR Fixtures, northwest corner ‘Went GRAND FAMILY MATINEE TO-DAY. horses, cows; good milker; best city reference. Address B. JOR SALE CHEAP—A FINE, LARGE SAFE, WII ‘a Grand reception and puting the famous Durgint vault. Add ow OFFIC box 110 Herald of B., box 199 Herald oftice, heir chatuctor Songs and Sketches, Wonderful and mysterious Mystatien mystified by CONTE, DE GAGLIO! ST RO, the greatert ana best Necromancer living. roses Messrs. BILLY BAI TY ENGLER, Mitt, HOUSE FOR SALE.—THE LARGE AND © fi venient Malt House known as “Peiot's Master Street Malt House,” northwess corner of Oth a and Manson ste. ERI | A adoipbia: in pertect order; ea 80,000 bushels. AKDSON 2SANNEY, 215 South ‘Sth st. Philadel: ry SITUATION WANTED—BY A COLORED COAGH, man relers to his old employer after elght years’ oelety and capacity. West 53d st, continued service for hi Senator BO lait, BLITZ McDONALD, Mise EPPTE 1 AEC OORR RFE EAL a fnguire abd. 5. Ferguson i i, ‘and 10) superb specialty artiay rit AMEE SODA WATER AND ROOT BEEK APPA- ee S SITUATION WANTED BY 2 PIRSA Se tus all stylon, for sale 8 class single man, with the best city reference, (ATEAS, NABICLE VARIETIER eb yest ht: WIITFIELD & SON, 262 Water at, drone J. Ja. 58 Wont sith st. (prevent and overy French seuuution of thetay. | SER22= | TTOTOGRAPH GALLERY YOR SALE On EX. (LATELY LANDED) WISHES A Wena of Murray a tl eS52aF change for Froperty: beat location in Brooklyn; long ion as groom: fs willing and. PUMEIAR poche Lieguena.y ‘Bare —Tho feoman Stas v8 \ greies ieuse. Addross PHOtU, box 105 Port office, Brookiyn, J. Unil at oF address 90 Ki iJ Ms 3 3 he French Minuet and Poses Plastiques | 3° <2 5 ‘OOD gh KS—NEW AND SECOND HAND, MAN, BY J raat ‘Daudsomest formed Ladies in the word | 34.8258 aap at BRENNAN & COLLIGAN'S, Ul and 08 ps sobor, honest “The most artistic Artists on the earth, ht Brooklyn, E- D. Sbliging; refers to prevent employer, Mr. Houty B. Hy The finest These in America, Ewes TL tant 40th st. WILL BUY GF TAKEN IMMEDIATELY) A | ——— $15( TH ST. OPERA HOUSE, BETWEEN 2D AND Ment Market selling about two carcases of beet SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY 4 avd 50. minal stock per week; Fixtures all first class and i honest, sober. industrious and obliging mar MATIN HE ENTIRI complete; $50 eash and valance in two months to a respon: | Tied mani hés 13 yeaa’ recommendations. Apply at or nth bod THEATRE! Goats Nei ase sibl GAPENKY & SMITH, 1 21 Sth ay, c x -— iL PURCHASE GOOD PAYING iEsT. ut and Dining Saloon; a chance seldom offered. Apely to SHIAY. 202 Brow way, THE | Aen CER: oe TMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A 2) OCLOCK: Mile. De Bolors FEMALE MINSTRELS, THOR. ough manu. Call on or address W. COATES, at J. B, Brewster's, Sth av. aud 21st st, QOp's MUSBUM pay, ywoonts, $2 275 WIL BUY 4 LIQUOR STORE DOING “A | (JOACHMANSINGLE: , as HOROUGHEY t DNDER J)" stands the business; no objection to the cou ve MATINEE AT 2, sh lated acto, RVENING AT 8. | TiOyy, 20 Broadway | yours in one place, Adres T. F.. box 125 Herald oles. GEORG: Bi NIFACE, ber ees AND GROOM—BY A pS ate erent sensution, LIFE'S REVENGE. $ ‘ASH IN HAND WILL BUY $9,000 WORTH 200 alitrdware, Brushes, Paiute, Howat, 29 Park m 3 AR understands his busine recommended row, CHMAN, ira in every respect. Address Ct West 46th at, Bhe rey AND GROOM—BY aK cnaN ERY. A SINGLE YOUNG 7] PRODIGiove sUCCEAS! ae Tau; con mlik: mow laws; understands proper care “LARGE TUBULAR we FSR SALES VERY Y f vs . POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, Ae ae tt LESLIR BOLLE | Givers tent retoronce Aditene f box 120 Herald office. WORKS, Jersey City, near ie ory. of SALE se foot remem 4 Drop Hautmeraft Foor ‘resses, 3 large foot Presses, rop Hammers, able dorstandiny dening, ax Hi as the proy care Sei TN an heck aon teers APO handiing of horses; wife is an excellent cook (onderstamd: to L. PRAHAR, 62 Centre st. ing), ani willing to do any kind a housework; very ener a couple in anv cima would also take charge of agentle- wage sau tuctory rofarences. Address J. B.,box 144 ce (xe ried Eny ng sina See Bins dae relgrancens no ob: Jection to the country,’ Call at 352 aes 10th st, Or HMAN ARDI wanted—By s young marric: SITUATION an (without children) JEM MACE BAND JOE GOs Goss. ° RAND, AND EXCITING ASSAULT AT ARM: HOWES od Ce GREAT. ae ny ics, LOT HOUSTON 8T,, ‘Anerasous at 2, ovenings ar Revetok, DMISSLON PB es LY 25 CENTS. MONDAY, JUNE 5, 49TH E WEEK ONLY. aan ~_ PIANOFORTES, ST. AND 8TH AV., FOR AS BLEECKER ST., NEAR BROADWAY. Gitex EY advanced on Diamonds, a tees Whew = Anaad bought of Diamonds, Wateh icker at. SQUARE AND GRAND “=¥OK RENT, UPRIGHT ae OFF CE. $75, (00~DIAMONDS, WATCH. y AY Pianos of our own make; also for sale at, en Jemaliy, llverwate, Valuables Bo MATCH. | (XOACHMAN AND G BINGE YOUNG and Nese eifected: “Ketublished 2554." "| 17, man understands is busin thoronetly yiiymase Fy BARAINORR, Dower 158 B [ARAN RRORTMENT FLANGE AND ‘ONGANS— A snort opiga at Weber's. 8. X, Ball & Co. MO Watence yewety. ud others: uprights, aiuaros. grands; ‘ou, tcatalimonts and | sexi Suoyuen’ Lacey, Silks, Se fe 15 Ee when desired, at a very sinall advance, Jeweller, 1,10) Broadway, near? th st "tous hs, SGkO. eC. and sold back, C. ALLEN, T SOUMER & Gi 140 EAST 14TH BT. av, Plano Manufacturers. first class Pianos at ¢x- AY, OPPOSITE 11TH BT. —DIAMONDn, tremely low prices; new and second band Pianos to rent 7 pi ctetady flowers, vey long experience: single; aud on instalments, $9 to $20 m inthiy, told by ROBLET 3" ROSENTHAL. Diainond “Bro re of horae: bea retorence.” Addvess Me Loans nexgotinted. he ete O_o ow ALE SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN, AB HELP WANT ‘ED—PEMALED. SD coachman, driver, &c.; thoroughly understands the A ADY, LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE SUMMER, | care of horses and carriages; best references, Apply to Ex- wants ‘to take with her acompetent maid for a child | celslor Reporting Company, 17 and 19 tsroadway. hired reat he ei a met be kind and able and willing t | QITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN ‘OF GOOD willing to mesiet a Hight ‘chumberwork. “Apply alver10'A. A. Saud sober, Audrose Us Os, box 111 ‘Herat oS osnay, at No. 212 West 44th st. 7 ANTED-SITUATION AS DENER, BY A GE! N AMERICAN GIRL WANTED IN A SMALL PRI ey aaa tales are vate family to do generat housowork; muse be a first dinse washer and ironer, Call at 175 Hast Oth gt. an Lacapaee RTIFIGIAL FLOWERS.—20 GOOD BRANCHERS ‘and blossom ma. ‘at 475 Brondway, up stalry. (JOOK ANY FAMILY “ABOUT LEAVING THE ofty desiring to nds situation for thelr. cook, whom th as rpooeaeesin'e Trapect, can, near of a pin by ok essing HARRIS, Herald Uptown Branch office. (GOK WANTED— A FRENCH WOMAN, WHO THOR- oughly understands her business. Apply at 12 Kast A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS FROM $0 To $200, on $5 to $10 monthly instalments or to rent. ‘A BEAUTIFUL STOUK or eae and Steal § GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Blocker st., ne LADY WILL SELL, $100, 13 wood carved lex ely orte, full me, splendid tone, perfect order: Stool, Music, dc, 28 ast iid xt. FEW 2ECOND HANV WEBE« PIANOS ATGREAT A bargains: some of them used but « vet ‘short time by ur best musicians and really almost tx «vod a new; fully warranted in_ every t. “Please call at the WHB) Warerooms, Sth av. ant 16th at. A ‘RTEINWAY *« SON'S 7g OCTAVE soeero™ Pianoforte, all improvements, in use six months, name on plate, for $275 cash; also Decker | Upright. « Call At private renidenes 47 West 16th st, Letween Oth and Bowery. EXPERIENCED HOSPITAL NU NURSE 18 WANTEE t y at St. Luke's Hospital, Sét! oth o timnarried. Protestant and bring "Geet clas: in, Appl; ik te: -day. OWNER WiLL BELL CARVED ROSEWOOD | #th st. e = eC Td f Planoforte for $100. a East =A st. RESSNAKERS AND OPERATORS WANTED.—ii0 CTIVE AGENTS W yaRTED Sir AND COUNTRY it 4th wt. after 10 LEARN TELEGEAPAY, obtained wi pany, 2} Particulars at 35 W West 20th at. arere (RST CLASS WAIST HANDS WANTED —a37 West | A —YOUNG. 30th at (ring fro URSE WANTBU: German or Frene! inierstand bairdressing: best city references required. Apr piy_ between 10 and 12 o'clock, nea West 5: AILROAD AV., OPPOSITE 8TH 8T., MO Pp sana ree Saree i oeaene: I ‘A young girl to cook, wash and a SF ‘country preferred. Cc mn . om at === | GUVERAL DRESSMAKERS AND GOOD SEWERS AT EUROPE. S7L bd ADEN SEWING Vest Ciimatic spe and uso of whe: f whey; nowly built basin bath, At VRE, - DUCTION IN PANO: I wld ey] ag Call Le fort i trated Cate Ve the factory, a ee 4% GD PEASE & co. ORACE WALTERS & SONS, 481 BROADWAY, ARF offering one of the largest and finest as-ortments of Pianos a rgans in this city, st prices that defy competi- tion. MEN TO nd permanent positior ‘Telegraph Instruct “GENTS WANTED-IN TOWN AND OUNTRY, 76 sell our pure teas to fai hotels and large’ terms and la Ls TEA % A GIRL, FIVE YEARS OLD; mast be & gvod seamstress and “FEW MORE CANVAS SERS WANTED a Bo TIN & BENNETT'S, 189 Broadway, room sales. AS tie wat —THE “WATCH nid mmde sn i Locka rh to the ne! t ceninie, tho wate to the Post HILLYER, 906 Brondway, 3 - | (aunts IN City a} od "ENTRY FOR TUE BEST Opus AN xD AS thine ont 327 Grand st., ap stab EER NOT TILL TO- ER SELLING TEAS D for CANTON TEA COMPANY, 148 Chambers st, New Yo Rt WANTED—Al with w stream of thermal water at 26 degrees centigrade (;ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN AS continually flowing, ,tbrousl i * u ing sulcor fie upon ale; douches end bast f the season on May 1, 2 Oe dk Apply, with city reference, at 330 5th av., —<— bN’ SI ore WASTeO—A MiDDLE-AGHD PROTESTANT WO- | WH rtice" pes Toth foelnaat pane sat roan visting Paris are Ime by coome-oriNiagte We Generansy wort Isempelplion Met aletedirbod pord t ae 9 vm sone hh need a te oO. Sith * them to thelr references MENS ws: ya P8on 2 Ghutr, jANTED—-A_ TH OROUGHLY COMPETENT NOWSE 5 HOTEL ‘st WA iitcke care ofa busy and frown hildcen: none Poration Bes ne ie, RELACON ei ing “Ban naa leather | gihore nee APN rae a Tate Hels Benoa ‘ANTED.—ANY PERSON CAN MAKE J ‘nid Lexingion nvas ~ rfp gy ee i ges fs * “ month elling our letter obeying book : WANtep—a int. ¥ EN OR FIFTEEN years old, to avsixt in general housework, washing and ironing. 1,220 L Lexington av, between Rid and 84th ste, has alettor to write will buy it; no pres ater used; nd for cireular free. goaded COMPANY. 16 Tre june Building, Chicago, Il. A ) AGT FA OSTER re ft mounted Bhow Case all six to eight ‘feet long. wae A GIRL TO TARE CARE OF YOUNG MEDIATELY—AGENTS TO ie Y baby, assist in chamberwork ane, 50° pinin, sowing; Inimedincely J, BAUM at Chick Pri MR ae bap rg We pg mat 8 Sond Melee; aneded. avery where; sample e Wale oi \CANTITY OF TRON ANTED—A PROTESTANT | ate, “55 COOK AND 4 “ANTRD—A GENTLEMAN AS AN AD CRRTTAING ‘Address WIRE RAILING, box 24 American faasily agent for the German-American Indust nse uuderstand | Cults willbe expected. trom 90 11 tn thang OF Box a.0¥ OVO Font oft Rie nears DA PROTESTANT AMERICAN WOMAN TO iF Wie FS BOL EO A ELT wos qetilbeveery. wikienee wil be COMPETENT ine, SLI ANB ‘cook, required. Cail at once at O3 West P HAND, 61 West 33D" Sf. NEAR BROADWAY. » for an + ,manutieturer of plaster entre Pecos and Brackets, Ist st, must be thoroustly quaitted he etners need apply: parvies ind clog int designe, largest assortment In the elty! ~ , earefuliy pac packed and sent to. ail parwe of the country at the Wants t seeane. RELIA horiug personel perrpende ane Whe one inenates trade pre lowest neral fog ea pee grb weg bility Fo evant pox No. 210 ieetd <e vag SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTALS, | Sold: ra ea god eo, third flood, front, to-day ‘AN GOO. aired, bits ‘at 167 Muiden new and ol legant designs. from $10 up; ‘the trade liber? | Pon To re Oo ee sees with, 220 and 222 West 25d 91, jay’ SINCE Ls) NO. oor from Sth av. Advice tree. A =D. AND MME. GRINDLE, NO. 142 WEST 40TH . st. Sure care in al nale complains, A —DR. br! ean) MAURIVEAU ; 90 YEARS’ PRAC- 2_ tee, berty st, noar Greenwich 3 airy ft trodnes Mosontepubleatln, Address G fer a Dow 100. Y ANTED—A FEW. uD Carry Fo good xm: re to Work me Pak during the reson ADSI NC site ‘i “itowse, 4th av. on Thuraday, at 8 0 Wa Ba IN ata @ ip ‘ane the State to i apew eg] fred, Address, with rolerence nud atate | rower ee Compensation oxpected, box ‘on : Past aities, aRERGOE hie Pott gc pine nired. Apply tween 9 and Wie gist FOR oarteat 39 Bou ISBWORK, . between 3. Dwar mesFomate oo ccaplatnten mpeetal. reat wantenss GERMAN GIRL, AGCUSTOMRD to THR W ped Fg TA care of youns children, * take care ft an infant; | 2 18, LYONS, VEMALE PHYRICIAN, ounns, ‘aul mist bring Kood city reference. Apply at 247 West Sist at, we WANT A ta Mi Comotntave’ tv cure no pay. No. 40 Hast ae ope pan? i about our wh , UVOURSSFU! UARANTRED—ADVII ry ‘month {Soe rae er Beisel 0 k ;