The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1876, Page 2

| _erFx REAL ESTATS FOR SALE, Centra EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION—O 27, by RICHARD V, HARNETT. | ae stone Howse and Lot, No. 617 N TUESDAY, JUNE Valuable 162 East 112th st. Maps, Also 4th av. corner 110tb st. and No. ke. rs office, 111 Broadway. Auetion —GREAT $31,000. “aniiin tarnished four ‘story bro Particulars 49 East 29th Wear side. FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE HOUSE, STABLE AND 4 Lots on 83 st.. west of Boulevard; terms reasonable. cm off, BALDWIN, 2 Harrison st.; or L. INGLEE & 54 Wost Washington Murket. Miscellaneous. ‘oR SALE—TENEMENT HOUSES; ALSO LOTS FOR FS. 08 esey term ELIAS G, "BROWN, owner, 20 Nassat BROOKLYN | PROPERTY FOR SALE SALE. BLCHANGR oR 1 nO LRTTEWOT EW brown stone bigt stoop Houses, 408 and 410 6th ay., jrooklyn. Apply to owner, JAMES A. VAN BRUNT, 73 Bouth WESTCHESTER COUNTY ‘PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT. (T TARRYTOWN, ON BR” \ADWAY.—TO | LET. . NICE: ly farnished for season or yeur, a beautiful all conveniences, four acres P lawn, . EMBERS! OR SALE—AT [TRO ON HIGH AND VERY healthy ground, commanding elegant views of the Hud- . the Harverstraw A and surrounding a eegtiemen’ 's Residence, of either id out in lawn, rey abundance; bi ACKIFICE; OFFER O w and elegant cabi jouse, Sth and 6th om war: use ruit, shade and shrubbery {1 frame, filled in with brick to Choice logation at u very low price, 8._KMBERSON, 650 6th av. SALE OR A FOR SALE, AN CO “COUNTRY REST. « dence in New Jersey; dry mountain air: no malaria; Bo mosquitoes; 16 acres; 14 hours trom New York ; modern pene. with all improve t it and shade are w from house Tisurpassed. FURNISHED nvOoMS MENTS TO LET. 23 WASHINGTON PLACE.—HANDSOMELY~ FUR. “ nished Rooms to les, to permanent or transient Board if required. 312 Rewme ry NPI es also Parlor and Bodroow, suitable for doctor; nd bath, 8 Souin 5th ay. st.) corr also it SOUTH WASHINGTON POUARE WEST 4TH Elogantly furnished front lemen and hight house- HED, DESIRABLE an or housekeep- io 5 10 7 EAST 10TH AT.—FURNIS! Kitchen: also front housekeeping; all conv ll WEst “st lady has neatly furs suitable ee lady oF ed HED PARLOR, WITH aad with Bedrooms, for éTi AV.—A WIDOW Parlor and Bedroom, 121 WEST 41ST 8 Rooms, suitable for light bi meu; —PLEASANT PORNISHED ousekeeping or gentie- + honse private. 155 5) WEST “45TH BT. BETWE Ne very low reut, for the summe: EN BROADWAY AND 6th nv.—Nicely myed: large aud small Rooms, 186 WEST 11TH ST., av.—Furnished Rooms to Tens $2 to $3 per w ND 7TH Jet; hot and ae water; 4}) WEST 82D ST. 331 Parlor: bow nt and convenient ; “ROOMS AND APART- MENTS 'TO LET, x TRST CLASS FRENCH” PEK + reduced nt, 61 Went 9th st., corner house, ANDSOMELY PURNISHED ing Af required: locality excel- Cer at Hr aven MAT NEE To-Day. prvorcei po-siaur. ON TH PERFOR! rss 200™ PERFORMANCE OF “PIQUE! 5t AVENUE bo gt Fda ROAD AT AND 28TH ST.) Proprietor and tee WN tad DALY TWO IN CELEBRATION < oF TH 2ooTH: pEKPURMANOE or PPrPP It U u i Poi Lg prerr i g v u PrP i vu P u youu A PLAY OI MATINEE TO-DAY af 1. “DIVORCE,” Pt Sener companion dri jane,” for tie oceusion ont ma A GREAT CAsT. F_ TO-DAY. THIS FRIDAY EVENING, at to 8, hte 0 _bundredth time, wi its 4 CREATOR ORIGINAL Miss Fann; Daveupert, Mr. Fanny Daven John Brow, Me, Jam o Jontreye Lewle. Mi ‘W. Das is fn . M jilbert, Mis Mary Wi i appearence). Mi Georgina Drow, ida! by them for 300 CONSECU Jeffreys (ber first appear- bid Tee ind Mr. Chas. fanco}, Miss Fitch and. sliss | Fis Be meena, 88 Holland; Mr. C! ‘isher, wen iarde: rg and Mr. Harkins, Jam ig Lewis, eae = their inal crea- W. Davidge, te tions. Sot Smith * Russell, Mr. Sol Swith Russell, Fa; fay Templeton and | Templeton aud the Geers Georgian Jubilee | Jubilee Singers in their ta Singers in Special Bongs, &v. | mous Specialtion, A Solid Sliver Ticket and T 420 4TH AV., NEAR 20TH oF —onor Al wolet: improvements. See owner and premises from Poretock. FLOORS LATS, EIGHT LIGHT RO brown stone house 322 We ome. 1t NEW FIRST peneser i improvements red SHOE LOCA- ON by ORIMMISS. 1,087 8d av. family ; ro NISHED D SECOND FLO {JOR SALE ‘A HOUSE WITH 60 ACRES AND CROP: 50 cleur, on Long Island, hours’ ride from Thirty ourth street ferry. Apply ut 774 2d av., in ato NENTRAL PARK FLATS—ORA. ing, Broadway, corner 59h st. ; ndorate rents, ea ie BUILD- elevators; all modern AYRUIT AX ines, brook, uear churche: NT PL, Pa KELLOGG, ‘No.3 Broadway. STOCK FARM FOR SALE—COMPRISING 100 AGRES, SY 90 tillable, in high state of cultivation; situated be- fiance Hinsdale and Neck station, railes from Tuuter's Point, For particulars address HENRY COX, (ttle Neck, 1.. 1. (0 GAPITALISTS.—I_ HAVE FOR SALE A VERY valuable Property of about 1.800 elty lots (upward of 100 acres), having « water frontage of nearly three-quarters of @ mile, ‘all lying intact, ‘and all within ‘about 2: Dentral depot at 42d ge to make tive ye 9 this property which can be baught ut tgures which I regard a Peraein HOMEK MO: 0. 2 Pine et. ) GOTTAGE, NINE ROOMS) REAL ee TO EXCHANGE. es Breer TWOg STORY BRICK HOUSES IN BROOK- | ‘unenecul ‘ee and rented, 'to exchange for up- a RRINGTON, No, 1 Bast 22d st. IN FLUSHING, LT, WorTa nge for transient or other road Property ty; principals ouly, RISWOLD, CHAS X SMALL FURNISHED HOTEL, delightfully located, a a well known summer resort. . H, PIERSON, No, 5 Pine st. LAND IN PENNSYL- PO!RE (0 EXOGHANGE—TRACT vania for tenement; also Lot 44ub st., near 3d av. und cash, for private house: also xeven lots at junction 16id:s and 5 Sid av. for tonemonia: Apply to O- CAlREAU, 419%, rand at, \ ANTED—IN “OF FIRST CLASS c House in good location in clty, for first cluss fall Cit; Wes gitweash. "Apply to WILLIAM K. BULLOCK, 25 8d at. w ~OF ABOUT 25 OR 30 must be within 25 miles of New York and con- pot; price must be very low and but smail he purchase money wanted. Address, giving articnlars of sian &e., CHARLES __R E ANTED—X SMALL FARM moun| full HLS. Located on First Floor to let, su . Jawyers, ct togetber of in parte; be alvated se ruth tenants if desired; adaptea for offices or stores, Reasonable rents Also some eligible Law Uftices PLY ON’ THE’ “vitesse, Take the eleva Inquire fe tAT BUSINESS STAND, a BEST IN THE A city. —dtore 25x120 and hestauraut; rent $2,500; for a Guiry, pie, bread bakery aud luneh room; has not its equal Inthe city, Prompt application to JAMISON, box 121 er- Ud oltice. A’ 6 GREENWICH AV.—LOW RENTS—HOUSE* Store and Floors; near Weat 10th sta Seen mornings, Ane VANTLY BUILT ROSEVILLE « Hotel between Browdw dinco, 99 r &e., to leas Tit st, tl Of oa Pine ar et 17th . K. STEVENSON, Jr. AND ae BUILDING 344 suitable for storage, manufacturing, ass the door, _EDWARDS, 414 La Los HREE STORY Front st. to Le de.; Belt line ; ii AND 121 EAST between 3d and 4th avs. suitable for teht unufacturing business; also in 114 East lath Ui, onponite academy of Music. Inquire of F. GRUTE & on the Promines. improvements; rents from $16 to S. bh at. 20, BR. HAY, WRENCH FLAT—A GENTLEM h gant Flat rn | lmprovemen: front o! jon in’ Brooklyn, tox JORDAN, Pky Broadway, New York, seecn WAVING TAKEN ry low hi Ted Apply to 1d Hoor, AN of B rooms ut & t, private -ANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT TO ar ate suitable for # physician. 121 East 12th st, SPLERDID FLATS TO RENT: $100 th; bath; furnis fo LET—A FLAT IN THE BE! point of the cit ighted, janit of'the louse; in fact rent commen 1,616 3d ay, be 2 Ki quire in office, T $10 TO $70 AND ished ‘and unfurnished. ST KE EIN T HOU! the city cae ibe, ebespest rent almost the highest dining room, kitchen, bedrooms, louary washtnbs, marble mantels halls furnished an jor, water to the top to #18 0 LET-THIRD FLOOR OF PRIVATE DWELLING 127 Bast 13th st. 4th a ent housekeepin, W.; all conveniences for (0_LET—ON LEXINGTON Av., Flat, in good order; 6 room: Font iCapphod for immediutely. 26 A SECOND FLOOR and bathroom; reduced ammo and aj a Satin Programme to ¢: Socvenit pre-|lady holding & every The Theatre tg ny whe roses and illuminated. "FO MORKOW (Baturday) Matinve and Night, PIQUE. 624 BROADWAY. EYMPTS THEATRE Es. Admissi Petal reserved seats, id oorioe et TAE COOLEST AND HOUSE IN TOWN. THREE GRAND ANSE IN ONE. PANTOMIMY, OFE i, SPECIALTIES. JOLLY NARH, HO’ Lava AN Hs. THE CuAkMING Pascal Sistine AS THE PARIS STREET SINGERS. Baty PTY DUMPTY, WITH 178 HUNDRED ASD ONE NOVELTIES. TUE KESORT IN W TO SPEND A DELIGHTFUL ENING NEES WUNESDAY and SATURDAY at 2 o'clock. epee NOERT GARDEN. Messrs. SHOOK AND PALMER. vid 5. GILMORE.. Musleal Director He G._GILMORE. . » Manayer BVERY EVENING AT 8 U'CLOCK Mr. P. 5, GILMORE, «+. Proprietors: vy AND THE FAMOUS MILITARY BAND. PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. talien em Algter’ i Moles Byaphoey, sdaal dSeotch Symphony, adag! 4. Overture, “Ropespierre” 5. Cornet » 6, Selection fr LI PIONEERS. Also the Burlesque of BLACE EYED MONDAY, June | wae BAWKY'S COMBINATION, HOUSE, 23D “ST. OPERA Rac “rhe NORMA, and the TWO OFF.UNS, Norms. The'cnly Leon Qoneb} ing to Pelham. dicated to Colonel Kana, West 43d st. WEUL FITTED CORNER A FOR SALR. LIQUOR STORE IN THE heart of the chy; first class ata ap cue adway, FIRST CLASS SAMPLE RO location down town chea| A Centre ut. aon IN THE BEST cash, or exchange for Bp fer good Real Eatate, GAFFNBY & SMITII, Auctioneers, 17 Pine? CLASS MANUFACTU sale: well established; article RING BUSINESS FOR in constant demand ut elusive Fight secured by letters of patent. wane LIQUOR location, for sale; a sucrifice STORE BEST BUSINESS day Sample Rooms. 8, 77 Cedar at. —FOR BALE, OON 10 + corner Groceries, all parts of sey City and Hoboken. MI TOHELISS, He edur! ite SHIRT STOR price $800 cas! compl ply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 A ft = i grea location foe oauh trade order trade with city warerooms a . want an office puriner, with $15,0.0. Ap- ‘Broadway, bet Broadway. FIRST OLASS DOWN TOWN SAMPLE ROOM ; good business; low rent. LLER, No. 9 Bowery. LAUNDRY FOR SAL lars ae of Mrs, wien ‘OR FULL PARTICU- 45 Bleecker st. FOR SALE—RES AKERY lyn Oye YARD FOR SALE, WEST SIDE—IN A FIRST. eluss location and doing a good business. Address 1, Mi, box 104 Herald Uptown Brsneh Monday, didest stand tn New York. are eulary ae © 7 LET—IN METROPOLITAN Works, Nos. 9, 11 aud 13 Baxt ah Floor of No, First Floor, No unfailing ste a number of teaall Lone. Apply to W UiisWOLD, 744 Broudwa: 0 Lk —THE OLD Saloon 290 8d ay, . P. LAWRENCE, STEAM POWER ‘ABLISHED LAGER BE! 161 Broadway, Star Fire Insurance T—STO D Jane, desirably loeated tor Feataurant oro i. HLACKMAS “STORES AND VACANT LO Building, 22%: Tox ATER penay . Three sto shi weil Hehted; also 66 STH AV.—STORE AND BASEMENT SBEN, from $:3010 10, 8, RICH, 74 Murray st. pw) KELLING HOUSES Lat. NICELY FOUR STORY HOUSE; iED ey will reserve second floor and board with tenant; rent 2.0005, sorties aventent ‘th near our office. dliverware, de--beactifal tres story Mah stoop brown stone private Residence, overlooking river in 57th Mt. ; 8108 33 pr most of rent taken in board it de- aired by two adul dchild, Address W. DENNEN, box 2,363 Post office. Unfarnishea. ESIRABLE MEDIUM SIZED BROWN 8TONE House to rent—Ou West 22d -t.; $900; $50 per month Wl Beptomber. JAMAS K. EDWARDS, 107 West S1st st, newly papered Elevated Kailroad sta # all improvement joys at Myar M. plnce. THORN LC Broadway, coruer 4th at. san be te place, doing large sa Apply atter 11 o'el an Petrie 0 LEASE LOW—FURNITURE FoR SALE—FOUR story brown stone House on West 4: near Sth av., d elexuntly (urnished, ‘tirror Crockery, Bed rsos, Curing li pe sold at a great suerte, owner $5 FOR 12 RO Sonne; House NEWLY PAINTED; $50 Store and Basewent, 20x10, 26 Greenwich Wy, suitable for uuy business. Apply | ALE—ONE OF THE OLDE: qplscult, Bakeries in alts, 2ORNER LIQUOR 68 Cortlandt st. Owner sick, Addrens Hl. y York, cure Fraser & Lee. 0 CLOSE ESTATE, ale rabeep at 67 Liberty st., room 10. . D and T OR D lnguire of THOS, BEN. FURNITURE AND STORE. APPLY AT NION ascent TAEATRE. Propriotor: Mr. seen SHOOK Manage: Mr A.M. PALMER POSITIVE AND SRIELIANT SUCCESS of the VOKES, who will appear every evening this week and Saturday invknoly popular spectaity ded by itr. 3. HST STODDART and pare rece: tr. and co in ig a THE POSt BOY, MOND. AY, Ju June fret production at this theatre of the ‘okes’ great London eces, THE BUNCH OF BERRIEA, with Now Senery, New Songs, Now Dances, &e., &c. ARISIAN VARIETIES, boss Ye £O-MORROW VARIBTIES. 100 Let wom ‘and Broadway PG psa ontt Ag eae be NTMAN AY THE FIGHTS OF Wot LA FETE DE CAUTINIER. LA MINUET. NO! ! | TABLEAUX VIVANTS. Everything New. Grand Olio, | "Everything New, jake no mistake, entertainment in New York. pune AVENUE THEATRE Biet at, IMMENSE BILL. THE Miss HERUING in hor gre: CARKER OF JACK 8 with the following talent : Commodore Nutt, Major Nutt, Gus Lee, togeth Warre Mine Liltie Hall, Miss Annie Hindle, Miss Ada Laurent, Miss Nellie Young, George Warren, tind Every evening So'clock Matineer Weduesday and Sutur- day 2 o'clock. Wy setae. Gut MR AND wine iy J. PLORENOB will appear, as the HON. BA nbweli SLOTE hair GRNEWAL GILPLORY, ‘OR OTH TIM. IN TH oe THEIR NATIVE CITY. NOTE TO STRANGERS. [The manngem nt call attention to the fact thas the Co HTY DOLLAK was thi ‘ STRI ORIGINAL PLAY produced In Ni of 1875-8, and at once achleved ftisaow te of velighted Curtain rises at 8 o'clock, and earringes may be ordered “NRTINER TO- MORROW, AT HALF-PAST ONE, OR SALE—PUR be cash; must be sold CAGNEY, PPOR SALE—A MARBLE TOP 39 feet long, cheap. Oftice OR SALE—DAUG STORE, 155 lyn, B. D., newly a oi and impro' Sey rice foaein OSWELE, 180 He NOR AN ‘a good busines Room, oppor: South st, for two rding house; good location; well filled ee ees GROCERY needs be sold; will be sold OOD WILL OF cheap for square, TER, 17 Abingdoi GRAND ST., BROOK. bewuittutty Brved up. doing « good sry eh ‘atord Call at 254 Wet 33d at, KE AND LUNCH amers. Apply at lis Lie GIANT DOUBLE Mt Yor $150; beea in “ARBLE SODA WATER AND ROOT “BEER APPA- Fetus, all styles, for sale, belo. . M. WHITFIELD CASI WILL BUY ON: handsomest fitted up $750 Cream Saloons in the city; fret, cles rent; doing vustoess: drone | BisMaRk, Waren power, Bhatting. te, cary box 1,366 Post oftiee, ED—3) ‘and Boiler, n, Address U. ‘PICTU D TO PURCHASE Wav ty sel for a0 addr-as i OF TA Donfectionery and Ice location ‘and cheap ood reasons for selling. At Herald Uptown Branch oftice. on INEHY. ae bin Po Address W. H, ‘ORTAB! “ENGINE “ from two te four horse power, make and GALE, H Ald office, URES oe AMERICA? A wcety FURNISHED “WALE ROOM Wirt closet, to rent, terme low; private family; referenes. ROOMS, NGLY suite; family private, breakfast if desired. est veh ot, tour doors west of Broadway. HANDSOME Back LOR, PURNISHED, TO ith adjustable sleep i, hos and splendid location; 162 West ith of., first Louse east of Broad Cras COOL, NEWLY FURNISUED ROOMS TO Jeb in finest location down tow: ‘i LE AND DOUBLE and spacious house, NISHED ROOMS, #4 60 | oom, $1.60 up, tor 1ddies or {{ORNISHED Rooms, in SUITE (OR SINGLY. TO gentiemen or for ho mer borhood unex- ‘361 West 3441 ay Railroad. O pats EDF GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT BOAiiD, . Water and closets in; G4; references, 223 oat TKR ae J ANDSOMELY F ‘Keeping; sino single Roows, tor gentlemen, jou st., aver Grand, ae Bra FURNISHED ROOM, TO GRNTLE- iW per week; gas 127 Waverley place, HED ROOMS FOR HOUSE- 156 Ch poh tad COOLEST AND FINEST FURNISHED Ji Rooms! rt — lowest terms. 21 West ¥eh st, Y — A Samia ROOM, AT Ni NEILSON Sudeen berwenn Waverley place ‘and West @th st.. ove roadway jen only. ii aT. 134 BT., 194 WEST —SBOOND FLOOR Pie 4 I evo), with een Macdvugel aud MOBLY YURNisiieD PLOOR private family. 08 Downing st., BRIWEEN itu. ‘Koome on parier door; \ermelow, ‘atches, Saeeier, Bilk: of every description bouht a1 T 808 BROADWAY, OPPOsT MERICAN O y. So, Veweler: Silverware and because Mp a Seen monds, Warches, &e., bonghe and sold. ied. BER ITE ari i" DIA. ete, BARRINGER, Dealer, 73) Brontway, a . Broadway sido hair shat Dia bought and sold. Tense! a7 Uni is, Seal x Lac rs rrM fia u recy Onell’ odvam olkan iid Brandway. nowe 4h ve kmen. GEORU bear 29th st \ PATCUR AKD JEW EURY REPATHED BY Finet class _ CL0' FHING. C. ALLEN, Jewell ‘8 OLD ESTABLISHMENT, aig era a 4ub st: the highest value igi (or east Git Clothing, Carpets. de Call on or address or dirs, NATHAN. Civthing. a 835,000 AGENCY 8 urchase Wi At 5 AR ThH A ‘eed cout wore ay ty ‘cast off Clothing. A. the highest prices fo ‘earing App! NBAR cae st., 73 ell posttively be paid t ARK BROADWAY AND 22D #T. Succ Second week of the enacement of MR. Tose PH rt i as Dan 0"! Hare, ja FRED MARSDEN'S drama, THE KERRY GoW, righ, we of the Roverteos sch avronbiNg TWO HOU OF HOTOCR Ee. R EN: at AND. WEDNESDAY MATINEES AT 2, sion, 50 and 25 cents, Reserved souts, $1. woop's, SATURDAY Admi yoo MUSEUM. i enriaes FRA’ and DOUR BRUNO AND “DOs CASAR, in ROUGH AND READY and DUG OF MONTARG: (QUuATEAU MABILLDE—SiTii 81 7m Tat " Broad st., Philadelphin. ‘Tho original Specteealar Hx- travaganan, A TRIP TO THE MOON, New Scenery, Costumes, Armes lets, EW YORK CENTENNIAL LOAN EXHIBITION, accion of Are Ti Treasures, peas from the nat tl OF DESIGN, 1 New York, now o NATONAL ACADEMY rner daily trom BAM METROPOL ATA W HITTERS “CENTENNIAL HYMN” —PRICE 100. 1N ‘8vo, form, 80¢. in s form: for mixed und male 3; music by JK. Pi without this Br Pease,” Woe iy ngel the American Nati Go, ach DITSON & CU, i Broadway. ABLES EVERY SATURDAY ‘3d av. ig at Rink, Gud st. ani D DANCE, JIG SON, 466 6t VENTENNIAL 80 AND ar. ; gtand voeal and instru er seas tro ‘and voes! atrume dinission free, Pai NITURE. Kogan ae ROOMS, BT KATE THES Se pURNRORE Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Armours, Bedroom Sets, Parlor suits, Sofas, Mattresses, Springs, &c, at privase sale at Auction prices. ATE PAMILY WILL SeUL. a SACRIFICK, ue Parlor Suits, covt $80), for $20 om SUB Sralnway Poa 3 Turkish sd $75; rep Suit, . Oh Bet ehth Dr cing Cases, $00; Heduends, Mareaes, 90 pound hair Mattresses, $10; Extension Table, Buffet, Kook. caus, Valntings, Bronce, Carpete, Gall at private resl- dence, 47 W Oth nv. Geo ae! ¥ ROADWAY, OFFERS A if Furniture, Carpets, &c., at greatly teducou prices and ot. hls popalse nyceete of pay: meute, “SECOND HAND” AND MISFiT BNGLioH Brussels ‘and ingrain Carpets, Oilciouhs, tings, do, ver Lie F MALLLA SLID, \ MERICAN SERRDARD: BEVEL TABLES; bp By A large stool abs &e., at reduced Decond hand ‘Tables, Ww, ane GRIFFITH. & CO., ometeg Oy LT Lie STARDARD AMERICAN REVEL Billard . with: ad Jade! & Collender combination ity only at 738 Brond- way ~ MARBLE MANTEL, JTEWART'S SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTBEA- new and sions designs, from $10 MJ the trade liver aily dealt wit! 20 and td ae wad OVERTNGS” POR THR FERRE Boots and Shove. at reduced prives, * Iron clade,” @ strong hed of a Rn boys and fag al sportemen and ve CARAALE, 456 and al aah oe * and rent, « pate, of of fine second By ‘ perfect order. WILL- TAM RNABE £'CO. No. 113th ov. above 10th si BRILLIANT TONED (7% OOTAYE . WISREOR Tahtacr else S Sassiaeess tholaway & tone im iso ®% mm nt Steinway sacrifice, Call at private residence No. 120 a asd a near 6th av, —PIANOPORTES To RENT, OF OUR OWN MANU- = Fes by CHICKEBING & SUNS, 180 5th av. ner of T $75. ove ve dal FUAROVORTS. a. fect order, sweet to gold, mene Fasten *f, BIDDLE. 18 Waverley piace, nest Broadway. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT rosewood Pinuo, carved Jexs and all improvements for $175; grout bargain, "13 Haft 10th streot. BRAUTIFUL STOCK OF PIANOS AND ORGANS; Pi va r month and upward; instalments iakon. "GOLDSMITH'S, 20 Bleecker st., near Bowery. A PRIVAVE FAMILY be BELL FOR $250 ant Steinway & So: 3 octave, carved nonerrend, as rove! SEVEN OCTAVE ‘bast S0th st., near Af BRAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD, with Stool. Pianotorte, $100, Bday. F% SALE-—$50, A SIX OCTAVE be id IN USE OF ‘8 boginner for three years. 2d wi REAT BARGAINS IN yr to let or for sate « at LIGHTE & GOOD sEOqND HAND and on aware: 12 ) ADY WILL SELL. ¥ ering rosewood Pi 28 Rast jar Bor ONE, $20) FOR SUPERB 71-3 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pianoforte. cost $800 three montha since, celebr: mankory, warranted, care bargain, family must well, Call as residen: @ 54 East 9th st. TEINWAY'S, WEGEWS, Ceronnerty WATERS’ and other first class now and second hand Square and Upright Pianos and Urgans, at extraordinary low prices for cash, oF to let wutit Ce) for ap ber contrast; to reat in city or country from $3 to F mont si HORA WATkRS & SONS, 481 Broadway. NTED—PIANO, FIRST CLASS BTEINWAY 7% octave; inust be cheap forcash. Address PIANO, Rk LESS THAN $100, forte; modern improve Herald office. Fabricant d’Armes, Liege. ‘REAL ESTATE. The business at the Exchange yesterday comprised the following sales:— R. V. Harnett sold, in foreclosure, s lot 16,6x100x32.3 X—, om avenue A, northwest corner of Seventy-fourth street, for $9.500 to the plaintiff; aleoa bouse, with lease of lot, 20x100.5, No. 7 East Forty-sixth street; | twenty years’ lease, with privilege of two renewals of twenty yoars each, ground rent $1,200, for $50 over a mortgage of $8,500, to Sinclair Myers. A. J. Boecker & Sou sold, in toreclosure, a three story frame houso and stable, with three lots, each 27.2 1100.8, south side of Kighty-seventh street, 533.10 feet west of Third avenue, for $6,000, to Henry W. Ni mann; also lot 27,2x100,8, adjoining ubove on Kighty- seventh street, for $3,260, to Johu H. Gray; and a jot, mann. K. Stevenson, Jr., soid, in partitio four story brick store and tenement house, with lot, 25x02, No, 427 West Sixteenth strect, near Ninth avenue, for $17,000 to the defendants. Also, in tore- closure, a house, with Jot, 15x80.5, south side of Eust Seventy-first street, 15 feet west of Lexington avenue, for $5,750 over a mortgage of $7,000, with interest, to J. V. Dewey. Jumes M. Miller sold, in foreclosure, a plot of land, 9211x100, on Fifth avenue, southwest corner of 129th street, for $18,900, to the plaintiff. Also a plot, 60x118x50%120, on King-bridge road, west side, adjoi ing lands of Lucius Cliwendon, deceased, known as lots Nos. 8 and 9, on map of property of estate of eaid Chittendon, made by Edward Boyle, in October, 1871, tor $1,000, ‘to the paintif N. W. Coates sold, in foreclosure, a lot, 16,8x98.9, on north side of ‘Twonty- ‘third street, 308.4 feet west of First avenue, for $4,300, to the plaintitf, & Lexington av., w. #, 60. B, F. Beckel to Pauling Beckel ¥, Bonen 300 fe. w, of 10th ae, ruckman to W. Pallsits. Sth av., w. 8, DAG Mt, ni. of SSth a ‘Teots to C.'S. Andrews. Madison av., @, 6, 75.01. Solomon an 8, 70 Mt, ‘Lex kA. Trimble and haba 1.8 Sth T. Davies ‘ind wite (oF, 1 Day Greenwich ay., Ww. 6, 40 {8 m. of Troy it., 16:3x08.3 ‘J. Dusenbury to J, Dusenbur; Kingsbridge road, were ay. Lg P. G. Foster and Sonpted * Nom. Nom. Nom. . 13,000 a ; 11,000 . P. . 11,541 + 6,100 2,000 3,000 5,000 A ro of tu av,, 16xA1. 734; kdward Patesteon trefores) to Cithens? Navinge Bank Riverdale av. uw. corner Northern terrace; ‘Wm. (referee) to Republic Fire Insurance Com- pag, 700° ve + 50,000 Appleby, EK. A., to East River Savings Bank, No. 123 Fite a x had sof ti st w. ‘Bd av.; S vears, to Me Hi ab, we of ld- ‘Mott av, (234 ward) ; 3 years. Trotter, Martha, tw James No Watson (tras of 12th at., ©. of Sd av. ; 1 yea 1,000 BOARD OF ALDERMEN, The Aldermen met yesterday for the transaction of gencral business, only twelve being present. Alderman Gumbieton offered a resolution, which was adopted, ordering the closing of the public offices (rom Saturday, July 1, to Wednesday, the 6th, in bonor of thecentennial year, A resolution of Alderman Gum- dieton, authorizing the Commissioner to expend $1,500 in ilumtaating the public buildings, was adopted, Alderman John Morris offered the following, which ‘was adopted ;. Resolved, That His Honor the Mayor dis hereby on, Tequested to make # thoron; jnvestigation je cAllses that have produced the preseut outraxeous. con. dition of the surface of Tomp ins squure, ‘and if It is proved that the Me begat ed of i seb the Se of Public shor eed Parks, t said square 820,000 and $30,06 to the opinion of the adviser of the city ooh en the A igh pend of between The Board adjourned rer “Mondny, July 8, when be, will m eh ae @ Board of Supervisors to receive MUNICIPAL NOTES. Tho bid of J. C, Brody for erecting four free baths for $27,600 was accepted by the Department of Public Works, “ There being an insufficient number of Alderm Present yesterday to act upon work that requires the expenditure of money, coi juently nothing could be done to abate tho Tompkins square nuisunce. Alderman Wade, who examined the papers, finds that the Park Commission spent by days’ work $20,300 between October 1 and February 1 on the Tompkins square work. ‘This sun was expended about election time im the destruction of the +quare. A MYSTERY CLEARED UP. In the early part of last November Miss Nannette Laommle, twenty-five years old, disappeared from her boarding house, on Second avenue, near Forty-second street, under mysterious circumstances, Search was made in every direction by the police and her friends, but no traces of her could be tound. Shortly betore her disappearance she became engoged toa young man named Bernard Essig, of No. 218 Sixth avenue, yoment was broken off because it is minic had some catahrral affection. Sho bat her iriends uev suspected lay Inst the remains « un were tound tn the East River, near the foote: ii \y-seventh street, very much decomposed, having evidently been eaten by fishes, The hody was taken to the Morgue on bs erring identified as that of Miss Laemmie hy! - ‘of talse teeth and @ waterproof Ly ceased was last seen Cpaby the %h of November bos eee Se al, 382 Kust Forty-Oret street, an inquest me size, adjoining above, for $2,200, to Heury W. | DANIEL DREW'S BANKRUPTCY. BEFORE REGISTER WILLIAMS. The second day of the examination of Daniel Drew Was Tuesday last, wnen Register J. L, Williams, of No, 4 Warren stseet, and Mr. Simon Stern, counsel for Mr. Isaac H. Bailey, assignee, visited the bankrupt, at the house of bis son, William Drew, at Brewsters, Putnam county. Below will be found a synopsis of Uncle Daniel's testimony. An adjournment was had for the present, in order it is said, to give counsel opportu- nity to attempt to recover some record of Mr. Drew's transactions with his brokers trom them. “My frst ’? said Mr. Drew to Mr. Stern, ‘‘were in 1873, on the er in Northwestern ; it amounted to nearly $1,000,000; Boyd, of Boyd, Vincent & Co, knows the amount better than I. The next large loss was in Wabash and Canada Southern, I cannot tell bow much T lost there, but it was an immense sum—at least a million, The next big loss waa about fifteen or sixtecn months ago; 1 was very short of Wabash, which I kuew would be lost, and they bought it all in, 1 lost there $1,200,000; I was president of the company and got it in fine shape. I sold a good many ‘‘puts” on it, and the loss was very large. I guess I loat over $800,000 0r $400,000 on Lake Shore, and 1 lost largely on Canton. There are a great many little things 1 cannot remem. ber." Mr. Stern—I know that. “Fifteen or sixteen months ago I had $1,000,000 more money {han I owed, after 1 secured for my grandchildren the money left them by their father, I had on band Lake Shore and Canton way up at par and it went down. You know where it is now; thirty or [ don't know where, That bas been sold to pay debts with, The bulk of it was paid out two or three years ago to pay debts. Billy (meaning his sou) kept paying these things to keep me out of bavkruptey, 1 said I never would go into bankruptey, and never expected to abu! twenty days before I did, These iellows were pursuing me. THX QUICKBILVER MISING BTOCK : was sold. out as low as 18%. 1 always expected tho | Canada investment would be a good thing, but it turned out to be an almighty loss I always knew pretty pear how much I was worth, althougy I did my business ‘different from anybody else, 1 don’t know whether Bill has borrowed on the Canada stock—he coulan't borrow on it. A good, deal of 1 went for interest, and there was uo income.’ ‘Has Bill got this Canad i Southern yet?" “Yes, 4 do not know whether ov has any other or not. I don’t think he has any Canton left.”” ‘Were the $600,000 or $800,000 lost on Canton and Lake Shore the last losses ?”" “No; the Quicksilver was the last. That was sold about tifteen or sixteen months ago, and in the neigh borhood of that time all those big losses werw made, | Those brokers soid out when they had no business to, They hud margins. Robinson, Chase & Co, did con- siderable ul it, King bad more securities than any- body else, I think they had no right toseil as Jong as they bad a margin. You know these brokers, The custom is if they havea margin they shouldn’t have wold. They made my luge in gold $70,000 or $80,000,” “Did they never explain that to yuu f”” “I think 1 have never seen Robinson but once since. They said the account was all right. They afterward suid there was a statement, but I never seen it,”? “Do you question the transactions so far as ‘some of the brokers are concerned f”” “I dv not kuow. I canoot tell whether they all had | margins. { do not think Boyd lad any. Dickerson sold out; there was quite a loss made. I didn’t ex- amine his account, It, ‘had I would not have known, much about it, I did not examine any of those ac- counts, ?? “(In the later losses did Chase & Atkins act for yout’ “fhey were with Robinson.” “Dig Whiteley & Netlzou ¥”” “I think toey are honest men. I was very largely short of Wabash, which would have been an immeni proit, but they jumped righy in and boughé it in when 1 knew it would go down.” ‘Did you order them to?” ho, never!” 2 Did they buy it 1m for your account?” “{ was short of the stock.”” “Did Whiteley & Neilson buy Wabash tor you and charge you with it, without any order irom yout” “[ don’t think I gave rap Nance Inever gave any orders in writing. Boyd, Vinvent & Co. also acted ior me, Boyd was the part.cular mao. 1 always thought he was av honest man if there was one. He suid out ihe Quicksilver stock when it was going down and down, but I don’t know that I ever blamed bim much for 1. Classon & Hays did not act for me. I know Mr. Bab- cock, but I think ho never acted forme, Nor did Falls & Tilleston.”” “How about Horace Manuel??? “He never acted for me. He wasa partner of Ken- you, Cox & Co. There wae « large transaction there fore they broke, but not within the last fifteen or six- teen months, ’* “Manuel owes you money?” “Kenyon & Co. and he were partnera, There was nobody there but me when they broke, and I went on and made the sctuiement Tucse men all owe me pro rata, Inever demanded this share from him. He came to me a number of times and wanted release, but 1 said I could not give it, He has never offered to pay me. He said be wanted to go into business, and I believe he is in business now, Speculating in Wabash alone broke Kenyon, Vox & Co, None of the other members of that firm have ever paid meadoliar. They have had nothing to pay with. Manuel had asmall interest in the tirm I always thought him un honest little fellow. Iam sure he knew not of the fatiure until the day before 1% wok place, and I did not either.”” “Did you do anything with Silas Hibbard?” “No; yes, I oat mouey by him a good while ago, I had some transactions with Walter Townsend, a great scamp, but it never amounted to much. bad also some accounts with H. K. Enos, Musgrave & Co., Web- ster & De Mott, RL Catuing & ae Ww. C. Doruin, but thoy have all beeu settled up. Whitely & Neilson had jet Wabash aione, instead a. buying it Vo thei would bave been an immense = on ih e¥e DO doubt they are honest mon, Wabash was the biggest transaction.” “Did you receive notices from your brokers of sales and purchases made by them”? “Tthink they sent tn memoranda, but I always tore them up. I trusted to the bonor of the men. Robin- son's account 18 the biggest of ail.” “Ls there no way in which you could account for the id purchases "" ppose the brokers’ books ought to show.”” “Did you go into any paar “In that great Joss in Wabash.and Canada Southern. That 1# three years ago. The last pool was in North- western, That was when that corner was made. I think I was in no other.” “Who was in the Northwestern pool with yout"? “There was no pool, I sold the stock short. There ‘was nobouy in with me, but other people in besides ne Jost ike old Sambo. Cox paid $500,000, He was the broker. 1 don’t think I over was in any other pool since 1873.”” “Never went in with others and made a pool?” “{ don't remember that I did, 1 can’t remembd: No, I never was in a ap bat but that, There was Joint account between Rovinson couniderable money, but it was all am 1875,"* “and bond joint account, too?” ‘Yes. he made it out so, Idon’t think he ever ren- jered me any account of the j uons, 1 don’t know whether what he said was true or now I thought I bud made good deal of mouey, bus Thad lost a gvod deal, Robinson put up nothin the joint account, I suppose Chaso, his partner, fp iniereat io the protits, arrangement was ex- ciusively with him, however, I don’t think 1 ever had any other joint account.” “Are you able to say whether Mr, Robinson con- tributed his share of the losses in that Joint operation 01 not t”” * “1 can't tell’? “Did J orien discretionary orders to your brokers?” “No, sir, I don’t think I could find any of my counts with brokers, 1 did busines differently from anybody else. 1 depended upon men’s honesty. “How did you become labie to your grandcliiidren ?”? “I was their executor and setied with them in 1869, Towed them $700,000 or $300,000, “Who made up that wecount?” “1 made the settlement, 1 didn’t think at the time I owed so much, LU aL that time | owned a great deal of property, and I was determiued to nave it right. It Tan along io this careiess way, and I finaily mado a sevtiement This man Robiuson, of Cramm & Robi son, bad a good deal to do with pose There was a settlement made with them, my obli- 8 I believe. Une of tue children bas been at was Catherlina The rest oi them, Georgiana, Eve oe ne, Louisa R. Eddy ana Ant we 8 have been secured. I paid Catherlina $170,000 oF $180,000. I did not secure the bonds I gave to Cramm & Hobinson. They were willing to accept them. | secured the rest by giving Grose eneh aaa ihe oa house in Union square tor $70,000 ewch und the other was steamboat stoc] stock." “Wus it im 1874 that you deposited securities with the Farmers’ Loau and Trust Company f”” “Lcapnot say, It was a good while ago. Charles Jones and Robinson all to do with thai, and Jones was my counsel in those things Robinsoo was coun- el for the culldren.”? low did you come to put tl at stuit with the Farm- Joan and Trust Company 2” ‘Because 1 wanted to have the children perfectly secured. 1 was executor, and it was a sacred thing.” What are the stiares of the New Jersey Southern Steamboat Company worih?’” “I don’t know anything about steamboat stock. It isn’t salable. That company owns the People’s line of steamers.” “tu your schedule you mention @ claim against Stephen V. White. How ts that?’ “He vad a cailon me and called the stock and left me in debt some $40,000 or $41,000, Thad ao claim against him ou an older transaction in Rock Island. I think it was when he owed mo oat oda thousand dollars, which he acknowledged and pro- vended it was paid off; but he never paid i,” “Doos anybody else besides your son and the Farmers’ Lown aud Trust Company hold any property of yours in which you bave avy interest ‘wanever— Securities oF any kind of properiy ?"" else holds a dollar of my property in any ‘way or shupe.”” “Have any of these brokers got anything id ‘Not unless they chiseled me out of it?’ ta transiers have you made to your “I paid about two-thirds of what 1 owed ons tn bond: paid since. « rd ja this SKCOND DAY OF HIS EXAMINATION—TESTIMONY, eee THE POLICE REVIEW. The annual parade of the police force took place yesterday, and passed off very creaitably. Some 2,000 patrolmen, with the commanding officers, assembled in ine in Lafayette place at half-past eight o’clock, an within a short time ali was in readiness for march. The following was the order of parade:— Mounted squad of forty patrolmen, in command of Sergeant Revell, Gralulla’s Seventh Regiment Band. Superintendent Walling and aids—Captain Copeland and Sergeant Simmons FIRST BATTALION, Inspector Dilks, Colonel Commanding; Captain Allaire, Lieutenant Cojonel, and Captain Petty, Major, First company, Captain Williams; Second eompauy, Captain Garland; Third company, Sergeant Thompson; Fourth company, Captam Murphy; Fifth company, Captain McCulloch; Sixth company, Sergeant Eakius; Seventh company, Captain Mckiwain; Eighth com- pany, Captain Clinchy. SECOND BATTALION, Inspector McDermott, Colonel; Captain Washbu! Lieutenant Colone}, and Capiain Tynan, Major, Fi company, Captain Byrnes; Second cgmpany, Captain Van Dusen; Third company, Sergeant Westervelt; Fourth comy py, Captain ty ¥ifta opera} Coptain Cailrey; Sixth company, Seventh company, Captain Saunders; Ei congas Cuptain McDocuel, HIRD BATTALION. Inspecior Thorne, Colonel; Captain Mount, Lieuten- ant Colovel, and Captain Hedden, Major. First com pany, Captain Bonnett; Second company, Osborn; Toird com; ny, bo cant areag rib Fourth company, Captain wai Fe Se Kage name Captain Rob- bins; Sixth compauy, Seventh com- pony Captain Cherry ; pedis company, Sergeant Bud- dington, I tor 8; ight, Gol eal; of Lieutem inspector ight, Colonel; Captain leu ant volovel, cp cy in Walsh, Majo ag (ten com- 1y, Captain Davis; Second company, Captain Steers; ‘bird company, Sergeant Nevins; oars company, Captain Lowery; Filth, company, in Seeders, Sixth compeny, Sergeant Fanning; i sevouts company, Captain Ward; igen company, pouat Withaneas ‘At ten minutes to nine o’cioc! K the command to mo’ was given, aud the column wheeled into line marched thr ugh Fourth gp sslongat ened up Broad way to Fourteenth street, across Fourteenth street te Fourth avenue, along Fourth aveuue to Twenty third street, througn Twenty-third Pete wk to Madison Fai up Madison avenue to Thirty. through Thirty-iourth street to Fifth josey down Fifth ave- nue to Fourteentn street through to Union square te the plaza, arriving there at ten A.M. The grand stand was well filled with distinguished ra, among whom were Police Conmissiopers th, Ere hardt, Whecler aud Nichols; Dock nissiouer Wules, Firo Commissioner Ri jon Commisstonor Forrest, Hon. Samuel A. Lew ident of the Board of Alderman, representing the Mayor; Alderman Mor- ris, the veneravie Pever Cooper, and numerous othera, besides'several ladies. ‘The appearance of tho men as they marched in re- view was exceilent, The uniiorms were ail new, the butions bright aud shining and tne new hats looked woll. Wath the exception of three or our companies ‘the men marched abreast with the precision of old sol- diers, As each company passed the grand stand the commanding officer raised his baton aad the men fol- lowed suit. ‘The Broaiway squad, com; of men stunding six feet high, under commiand of Captain Byrne, appeared to excellent advantage. The com- foand OF Ceptain McDonnsll of the Megheh prenack, marched in dine order, as also did that of Captain Cal- Ps of the Fitth precinct, aptain Willams’ force kept excellent time and jtooked well, aud Be pre Steers, in tho Fourth battal- ion, fi ured to rs advantage, as likewise did Cap- tain Saunders, of the Fifth. After the procession had passed the general verdict of the spectators was that the torce looked admirable. ‘The sidewalks along the route were thronged with spectators. Much umusement was occasioned oe little wandering dog with a red, white and biue rib! " around its neck that followed close to the heels Supermtondent Walling aua would not go away. THE YORKVILLE BANK MUDDLE. About two months ago a man namod N, F, Tilaem opened an account with the Yorkville Savings Bank. He first made deposits in cash and small dratts, follow- ing up these by depositing larger drafts on out of town banks. Several of these drafts wore {rom the Newburg Savings Bank, and they amounted in the aggregate to about $7,000. It has been lately discilvered that these latter drafts bad been raised trom small amounts and that Mr, N. F. Tilden who had drawn against them has suddenly disappeared. The Produce Bank, of No. 5 College place, is the agent of the Yorkville Savings Bank, and Tilden’s arafts were sent to the Produco Bank for collection dnd the Produce Bank forwarded them to the Continental Bank for clearance. The bank agent in this city of the Newbury Savings Bank is the Central National Bank, No. 820 Broadway, and that instiution paid the drafts when presented by the Cor nial, ‘The forgeries were not discovered tll settlement of accounts was made between the Cen- tral National Bank and the Newburg Savings Bank, ‘The Central then applied for the refunding of the money to the Continenta’ The Continental ivoked te the Produce Bank to settle it, and the Produce Bank at ouce applied to the Yorkville Savings Bank. There Was a mevting of the officers of the Yorkville Savings Bank yesterday, and it was generaily understood the affuir would be setticd between the banks withous hu gation, Mr. Samuel Conover stated to the ree Lerche yesterday afternoon that the officers of th ‘orkville Savings Bank were all wealthy men and that it would pot affect the standing of the bank, Bank Ex- aminer Reid reported that it had a surplus of $1,800 over its liabinties. Mr, Conover complained that the delay of thirty days that had been made in 1orwardin; the drafts to the Newburg bank by thi Central Natiozal had securing a lar, but he felt confident that the matter would be amicabl seitied. Mr. Wheelock, President of the Centr: National Bank, said that their bank had nothing to de with the matter but look to the Produce Bank money, but he understood also that the matter virtually settled. A SINGULAR MURDERER. AN ATTEMPT TO SAVE A MAN BY USING ANOTHER MaN’s BLOOD, [From the Georgetown (Col,) Miner, Juve 17.) Last week we mentioned brietly the cutting of Frank Gray in the neck by Thomas Kerwin on Monday, the bth, Atthe time wa penned the brief paragraph it ‘was genorally supposed that the wounded man would recov: ‘The event, however, has proved that the affray was destined to terminate in a tragedy that was not at first anticipated, The wounded man is doad and in bis grave, and the murderer is safely locked up in jail. Last Sunday night Gray, who was sleeping in an up- per room in the Doyle House, was seized with a fit of coughing and a fearful hemorrhage eusued. He was alone at the time, and started to the door to give the alarm and have the physician sont for, The blood Spurted 1 torrents from the wound, and before Doctor Lemen could reach him nearly a galion of blood, it ia estimated, had been pumped by the heart through the carotid artery. The result was tbat he was lei ost lifeléss. § Daur the ong he was gradually sinking, and ariue pe dn theog @ semi-unconscious stae. The attending pupusa de verm:ned, as a last resort, to try the effect ing bivod into his system. Kerwin agreed to supply the blood, and shortly alter diuner uy ire. Toad aod was made, Dr. Lemen operating, assisted Van De Voor. We were presen’ wre the operesrem and are free to say that we wore he rev it. The poor fellow seemed in the ep daedions an death before the operation commenced. We bey tect no pulsation whatever at the wrist, and ihe si decision wag givon by the Eta! bis hands feet were cold aud clammy, like those of a ce. 2d ao eyes had only a vacant stare, betraying no int weed and when spoken to Le appeared entirely Oi the 1aport of the words addressed to bim, Blood was drawn trom Kerwin’s arm and kept av the temperature of the body by immersing the bowl containing it in water, the temperature of which was regulated by a thermometer, fhe fil ha clot waa then curel removed by Dr, Lemen, an incision made in a Vein of the right arm and the bivod forced into the incised vein through a small syringe. About tour ounces of the blood drawn trom Kerwin's bein aynits injected inne Sosa aoe ina ~ ume c| uise Was quite perceptible, extremities resum their sora mes ‘aud’ became warm, conscious hes returned, although ne aid not attempt ve bong! be ovina a Of what was said vo him Mt rephed by manual signs. serenge given toe by this accession of blood probabi: res ‘his ite some hours, but about one Oieloch ednesday moruing be breathed his last—anoth Sea aw in the bands of pantemeate post-mortem examination was made Wednesday mariag oy Dred Lemen, Todd and Van De Voort, Dr. "Sit was feud dissecting, with ihe en. hypo that oo Sag kui artery, Wl occas at the Tenertsuae goup ened time thi stabbing occurred, The blade had also cut down and t fu the sheath which contains the caroud artery, jugular vein anu pncumo-gastric nerve, and cut hae two coats of the carotid artery, leavi only the wali of the third coatin meee | hed off Stil the strain occasi sloug! joned raewe ing it Sunday night rupcared it and allowed the sustaining fluid to flow out in torrents. The [emo & iongitudinal opening in the artery pole | ene ‘ing the fatal result of the ho ey ty] been out on bail, hare gee Dy the proper ollcer and eoram the action of the ti — M Blone to investigate the