The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1876, Page 11

THE COURTS. An Indigent Blind Man’s Plea for Pecuniary Assistance. ’ How Lawyers Fatten on Jay Gould. i MEMENTO OF HARRY GENET. ‘ 4nother Effort to Save “Gari! from Prison. THE ROBBERIES ON EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. John Griswold, a blind man, who lost his oyesight 2 | pata y an explosion while engaged in blasting rocks, appled recently to Mr. Kelloch, Superintendent of Py Ottdoor Poor, for $50, an amount to be paid to every bind person in New York by tho Commissioners of Ctarities and Correction, pursuant to an act passed in 195 by the Legislature. Mr. Kelloch refused to give be him any money, and thereupon application was yester- diy made in Supreme Court, Chambers, to Judgo Bar- ret, by Mr. W. F. Wolf, on behalf of Griswold, for a mandamus compelling the Commissioners of Charities aid Corrections to pay to Griswold the amount stated 4 pirsuant to the act referred to. In pressing his appli- 4 ation Mr. Wolf stated that $20,000 nad been appro- rated {oF the beneilt of tho indigent blind of this city, of this sum over $10,000 remains in the hands of fe Comptroller, and that Griswold wus entitled to re- give his pro rata share of the fund. Mr. W. A. Boyd, © bebalt of the Commissioners of Charities and Cor- Qctions, submitted various allidavits im opposi- ‘ n to the application, including those of Omi Bronnan, Mr, Kelloch, a clerk the headquarters of nd Corrections. Their Wdavits set forth in general terms that Griswold Den sont to the Island for intoxication, that be was . aD of dissolute habits, and that, at the time of mak- , fg bis application for when money was denied tm he became very abusive to the Commissioners, dsireated them as “frauds,” and altogether was so Yolent in his language and manner that they were ‘ Oliged to eject bee fom, tis place. My. Wolf sub- v | fics ® counter affidavit of a person with whom Gris- id Bad boarded tor the last month, setting forth that wea temperate in his habits and entirely trust Pes Judge Barrett took the papers, but intimated dat he thought tho Commissioners of Charitics and rrection were allowed to exorcise their diseretion in ich cases, and that the object of the act was to give tance to bling persons known to be poor and eritorious, SUITS AGAINST JAY GOULD. There seems to be no end vo the suits against Jay Gould, and every few days they come to the surface in ecourts, The old nit of Albert J. Richards against him, which has been so long bolore the courts, » tome up again yesterday before Chief Justice Curtis in Bupreme Court, Spectal Term, upon a motion made by Messrs, Sewell & Pierce for an attachment forthe arrest of Mosers. Birdsell & Friend, and a man by the , Bame of Connor, it being claimed that they are guilty ; 0! contempt in refusing to deliver to them certain papers in the suit to which they were entittied as sub- Slituted attorneys, Messrs. Birdsell & Friend defend themselves upon the ground that while they were away Connor succeeded in obtarming all the papers with- out their consent or coneurrenco, Mr. Connor says that by held the papers under a power of attornoy given | tm by Richards, and that he bad aright to choose ae own time Judge Curtis reserved his decision, hting, howeyer, that he was inclined to grant the at- ment, n another suit, brought by Robert H. Thompson inst He Gould, a motion was some time since made @ to defendant to try the case. suit is brought to recover some 000 that grew : of stock transactions in 1869. Upon an affidavit ‘ je by O. J. Classon, showing tbat $5,000 had alrcaay expended by Mr. Gould, Judge Donohue yesterday ‘ mde an order granting an allowance of $2,000 to the Wendant’s counsel. NEPHEW OF HIS UNCLE. C. Genet, the nephew of Harry Genet, was ppointed an attendant on the Court of Common Pas by Comptroller Connolly in 1870, and was ‘rnoved in 1872 He had trouble about his ‘ Ww, and has brought suit for five months’ Ww {m arroar at the rate of $1,200 a year, QGmptrolier Green having refused payment on the , pund that the act under which the appointment was mde bas been declared unconstitutional, ahd that tho ites alone had power to make it. The Court of Ap- ing decided im another case that subscquent ion by the judges tonstitutes an appointment im, the case is brought on proof of service por- tend equiescence by the judges. During the Leg ol trial yesterday plaintiff stated that he got bis appointment to the position through the influence wa triend. “What friend?” asked Mr. Miller, Assistant Corpora- ton Counsel, “Mr. Genet,” answered the plaintiff. “You mean,’’ I suppose,”’ said Mr. Miller, “the per- mn known as Harry Genet?” “T mean,” the plaintir replied, with some warmth, Mr. Henry H. Genet.” ‘The trial having lasted till a late hour, Judge Lar- more, holding Supreme Court, Circuit, before whom \| was tried, direcied a sealed verdict to be brought in iis morning. | ARIBALDI’'S HORROR OF PRISON. Thero was am extended argument yesterday in | Sipreme Court, Chambers, before Judge Barrett, on a | ‘tappheation for a writ of error and stay of proceed- usin tho case of John Barrascotta, alias Garibaldi, nvicted In the Court of Gonoral Sessio1 a disorderly house, * cluded Amelia with Barrascotta, eeuo of keeping The same application also in- Schmidt, jointly convicted Mr. =A Oakey appeared for prisovers, mi lengthy argument, insisting that tho errors tn aduit ng evidence and in the charge to the jury were suf- ent (0 procure a reversal of the judgment, Ho | dwelt at length upon the injurious impression mado upon Catholic members of the jury by giving the pris- | \oper's alias of Garibaldi, in view of the latter's pro- | ‘nounced opposition to the Pope, giving various perti- | (nent illustrations. Distriet Attorney Phelps insisted | that go long as tho right name of the defendant wus in the indictment the additions were surplusage and of Bo account. Instead of the prisoner finding tault as to the use of the vame of Garibaldi, he thought the | priginal Garibaldi was the one to find faut trom such ignobie use of his name. Judve Barrett took the pa- bers, reserving jis decision, STEAMSHIP ROBBERIES It has already appeared in the Hxexacp thata person wy the nae of Jean Leonard had been arrested tor a series of robberies committed on the passengers of tho Neamer State of Pennsylvania on hor last voyage to Shis port, All the robveries amounted to about £300, and on the arrival of the vessel here Leonard was taken before Commissioner Osborn on complaint wfone of the parties robbed, but was discharged be- wause of the non-existence of an extradition treaty to toturn bim to Groat Britain for the crime of larceny. Samos Bell Wilson, of Belfast, Ireland, one of the suf- then commenced a suit in the Marine Court to reco’ from Leonard hig share of the loss, and ob- jained againg* tho latter an order of arrest, In Marine Court, Chambers, before Chiet Justice Shea, a motion Was yesterday mado on bel of Leonard to have tho order of arrest vacated on the ground that the affidavits whieh it was grimted contained facts tusufficient to stain it, The only at 10 this affidavit upon which plaintif’s counsel relied to Ox the theft on Leonard ag that among the » money stoion from plaintiff was a silver fourponny that such @ piece was found in the possession 01 ‘ihe prisoner, and was the found on board the ship. The Judge though’ ere to sustain the order of arrest, and vacated GUARANTEE AND VERACITY. In Trial Tefm, Part 1, of the Marine Court, yester- fay, there was tried before Judge Alker and a jury « tase relating to the liability of a guarantor which pre- vented somo peculiar features, Hyman Wein became guarantor in writing to Solomon Hyman for about $400 |wortn of clothing sold to a man named Corvan, at Ramecy’s Station, N. J. This money was not paid, and Hyman brought suit against Wein on his written guarantee, Wein defended on tho ground that Hyman had taken the purchaser's notes for the amount and released him (Wein) as surety. In support of this de. fence Mr. Wein told a very circumstantial stury to the effect that, fearing for the solvency of the purchasor, od Hyman to meet him at Ramsey's Station; consulted with a lawyer as to attaching vhe ud while the consuitation was yet going on yan went out and ina short time returned, saying be would not take proceedings; that he lind seen Cor- van, Who agreed to give him ‘notes indorsed by ote brother, and he would take them and release Mr, Wein surety, The notes were taken, and Wein hinking himsolt released troubled himself more about the mater until the present suit was instituted agai bim. Inthis story Wein was corroborated by the lawyer in Now Jersey who ad been consulted as to the proceedings and who Was present at tho settlement, and by another dis lercated wituess who also happened to be present at whe samo time. Bat Hyman, on Lis part, denied the | stenung therefrom $128 worth of jewelry. whole story, except that he went to Ramsey's Station he demied that he took avy notes, and dewied uearly ail the minor ercumatauces testilied to on the other side. In ebarging the jury Judgo Alker said the testimony in the case had natrowed the tseue down to one of veracity as between the witnesses on eithor side, The jury, efter along deliberation, found in fa- vor of the de:eudaut, SUIT TO RECOVER RAILROAD BONDS. The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company @ brought suit against J. C Saunders to compel him to deliver up $31,000 worth of the bonds of the railroad pow in his possession, of which he claims to bethe owner, The railroad company claim that these bonds came fraudulently into the possession of Saua- ders, which allegation, of course, the latter demics. ‘The ‘trial of the suit was commenced yesterday betore Juage Van Vorst, belding Superior Court, Special Term. Most of the day was occupied in examining Joseph Lemax, former president of the road. He tes- tbed that he had received certain sums upen certain bonds of this road trom brokers in this city and had expended the bulk of the same at Lai of Michigan, and at Wasbin He was imterroguted as to w islation, bat this out, ‘The trial dered tinmaterial and ruk will probably occupy two or three daya, FALSE REPRESENTATIONS, Ap inquest was taken yesterday before Judge Goepp, the circumstances connected with which illustrate the manuer mercantile business is sometimes trans- acted in the city. Itwasan action brought by a Mr. Kiefer against Haller & Co. 1t appeared from the tes- timony of the plaintiff that in September, 1874, the drm of Haller Brothers purchased a bill of goods of plalu- tiff for about $1,000, Plaintiff retused to deliver thew, whereupon the defondants reported that they were perfectly solvent and worth $40,000 to $50,000 ever all their debts; that they owed no borrowed money and wero not backward in their paymenta Upon the taith of these representations the goods were delivered About a week alterward the defendants failed, und it appeared then that they owed $60,000 borrowed money aud were otherwise indebted in the sum of $50,000 for merchandise and had litle, or no assets, They were finally put in bankraptey. Upon this stato of facts tt ‘was ciated that the debt was {raudulentiy coatracted and the Court ordered judg it for fuillamount. The ddiendants were originally ‘bail, and unless they pay the judgment will be liable to be rearrested and pomeres to give bail on limits. Messra, Blumensteel Ascher appeared for plain- ud. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. ‘The United States Grand Jary will make their foa, report to-day to Judge Benediet and they will be dis- charged, The criminal term of the United States Cir- cuit Court will begin next Wednesday. ‘Tho work of naturalization is progressing rapidly in tho United States Circuit Court, and Judge Benedict's court room has been opened for the accommodation of applicants for citizenship, In the suit brought by Mancilla Fahon, assigneo ef Furfield & Trask, butter merchants, against their for- mer bookkeeper, Laurence A. Reilly, to recover moneys alleged to have been embezzled by him, on trial before Judge Lawronce, in Supreme Court, Cir- cuit, the jury will give a sealed verdict this morning. Julius Stone, of Browster’s Station, who was ar- Tested on a charge of attempting to pass a counterfeit five-doliar bul on the Traders’ National Bank of Chicigo on the ticket agent of the Hariem Railroad, was discharged yesterday by Commissioner Shields, it being shown that he presented the note for the pur- pose of learning its charucti The suit of Emmanuel Deutcher against Morris Sanger came up yesterday belore Judge Robinson, in Common Pieas, special Term, on a motion to continue the temporary injunction geanted against defendant restrainiag bim trom ‘dispoulug of or transferring three promissory notes,said to have been given in considera- tion of promising to marry plaintiff's daughter, which Agreoment was not complicd with, The Court con- tinued the injunction alter some opposition, A motion was mude betore the Surrogate yeaterday for an aitachinent against Thomas McCunn, executor of Jobn HL McCunn, deceased, for contemp* in jaihog to obey an order made the llth of ~~ last, which counsel said was served on McCunn only alter great difficulty. The claimant in the matter was represented by Mr. Spellisey, Mr. Mitchell be ue, for the ex- ecutor, After hearing both counsel the Surrogate dirocted an attacament to tssue against McCunn, re turnable on the 12th inst, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBELS, By Sudge Donohue. Thompson va, Gould et al-—I think this caso falls withm the rule laid down in Duncan vs De Witt, 9 How., 181 Allowance, $2,000 Judge Barrett. Max ve. Ziomier, jo, Land 2, and Mabler va The Germania Building Association.—Reterofices ordered to compute, Finelitey va. mipabehege Pema geRn dismissed, ig; Bartholomew vs. Harway; Engle- with costs, and $10 costs of motion, Blair va. hardt va. Obermier; Winn ve. Dalton, aud Brown va. By em ery granted for second Friday. In matter of the First Free Methodist eharch.— Leave to mortgage as prayed for granted, Foig va. Cohen; Stevens va, Boggs; Berdell va Mur- my. and Hoffman va. Jucb.—Motions granted, perber vs. Sperber. —Order granted. Holleuder ve. Herzberg.—Recetver appointed, Stotesbury vs. McLean and in the matter of Power.— Prayers of the petitioners granted. Rienda va, The International Navigation Company.— Case removed to the United states Circuit Court. Kennedy vs, Kennedy.—Answer adjudged to be friv- olous and reference ordered to compute. Hoid vs. 0 Nea aght confirmed and judgment of divorce granted, In “ matter of Allen.—Report confirmed and order grant Wake vs. Manville.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, The Great Tribe of tne Indian Order of Red Mov.— Application denied, without prejudice to a motion upon the ordwary order, Barnett vs. Barnott,—This application must stand over until the judgment debtor 1s notided, and itis very doubttul whether such an order as that asked for can in any event be granted. In the matter of the New York ana Brooklyn Bridge Company. —. 250 is allowed in the other proceeding, 1 thik $100 sufficient in this; othorwise decree granted as asked. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judgo Van Vorst. Bigelow va, Burehill and others —Findings signed, SUPREME COURT—cIRCUIT—PaRT 1, By Judge Donohue. The Willcox & Gibbs sewing Machine Company va Elliot, —Settie COMMON PLEAS—EQUITY TERM. By Judgo Van Brunt. Agate va, Sands. —Case settied. EUPERIOR COURT—S6PECIAL TERM. By Judge Sedgwick. , Smith ot al, executors, vs. Frost.—Case ordered on ie, By Judge Van Vorst. The Hopkins & Dickinson Manufacturing Com ma —— American Manufacturing Company. suttied. y der MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Shea. vs. Wheelock; Bates vs. Painter; O'Callaghan rosnan; Crary vs. Botiger; Puleston vu, Oudi West va. Fisl j Heaipin va. Culvor; Keip va Duty Frankel vs. Maber; Baxter va, Cartier; Turner The Long Life Bittess Company; mier; Puizat va. Day; Wilsou vs. Leonard; Boows ve. Friday; Levy vs Levy; National Broadway Bank va. Kirwin; Watrous vs. Robinson; Radler va Solomon; Latham va Vao Cott; Heloa vs, Leubuscher; Julich vs. Leubuscher; Aquins va. Rohe; Loonam ve. Picot; Dennwyg va Picut. —Ordors granted. Lehigh Valley Coal Company va. Prondergrast; Gil- Jus vs, O'Sullivan; Ciafin va. Davie —Motious grautod, Hennessy vs. Pape Mauufacturing Company.—Re- forred to John 3. Berry. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1,” Beforo Judge Sutherland, A DESPERATE BOOTBLACK. John Deady, a bootbiack, eightcen years old, who- lived at No, 81 Roosevelt strect, was charged with » folonious assault with a knife upon Christian Benson, aseaman. It appeared that the latter was walking through the streot named, vat three o'clock on the morning of Monday last, when the prisoner camo up behing and stepped upon his foot, Benson, who had been drinking freely, made some remonstrance, when tho lad plunged the blade of a pocket knife into his neck, inflicting a serious wound. Even the testimony of the prisoner himself did not piace bis character in a very favorable hight *S0," said Mr. Rollins, who was prosecuting, “you are the nice lit ve heard about, are you, Who stays out tll three o’clock in the morning, chews tobacco, and sticks peoplo in the neck?” Tho lad was found guilty sect to Stato Prison for tive years. A HIGHWAY ROBBER RETIRED. John Canklin, of No. 350 Enst Forty-sixtn stroct, pleaded guilty to having, in company with another man, on the night of September 19, attacked, In Forty- filth street, Herech Franke, of No. 348 Kast Sixty- #IXtN street, and robbea bim of $206. The prisover ‘was sentenced to five years in State Prison. FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. Two sone of tho Palmetto State were among tho un- fortunates at the bar. yesterday, and one was sent to State Prison and tue othor to the Penitentiary, The former, a youth of twenty, named Daniel McGovern, who bad been living for sume time at No, 225 East Forty-second street, was charged by Cari Hottman, of No, S17 Bast Forty-fith siroet, with burglariously en- tering bis dwelling on the bight of September 22 and Pawa tickets for 4 portion of the property had beon traced to bis pos He pleaded guilty and was sent to State PI If years fhe xeoond South Carojinian was Lugone Crosby, aged tweury-(our, 1i_ houston street. He pistol at 4. MN. Block, of No. ¥ay va 17 Sullivan street, on September 28 He was sont to she Peaitentiary for nine months. GOING FOR A DIAMOND STUD, Thomes Robinson, alias George Price, aged twenty- five, who sgd he lived at No. 510 West Twenty-Ofth stroet, was charged with the larceny of a diamond stud irom the shirt [rout of ex-Congreseman Guy R. Pelto of No. 167 Broadway, while the latter was riding om Sixth avenue car, on ihe 29th of Sepsember. H pleaded guilty and was sent to State Prison tor eighteen months, A LIGHT SENTENCE. John Gaul, a tatlor, living at No. 518 East Twelfth street, was arraigned at the bar on Weducsday, charged by Jeremiah Develin & Robert Ogden, of No. 459 Broadway, with the larceny of two picces of silk vel- vet, valued at $3, upon the 1st day of Decomber last ‘The accused, who bas been out under bail, pleaded gailty, but in palliation of bis offence presented un affidavit represecting that at the time of the larceny he was mares by the complainants as a cutter, and | t was eng: cutting up some velvet. A pieco three inch: “yt and thirty inches long was clipped from one side of the pattorn ho was cutting, and thinking, as he claims, that it was of no uso to bis employer he thrust it Into his pocket, Siontiago Usesit in trimming the hats of his Iistie daughter, He further represented that he had boon 4 widower for three years past, and had five chil- ret that consequent loss of employment through the charge drought sgainst him. Judge Sutueriand reman him for sentence tll yesierday, when he feaponed 8 ro dia only Ove days’ imprisonment in the City F180) GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2. Before Judge Gildersleeve. A large number of cases were disposed of in this branch of the court yost8rday, but few of them pre- sented any feature of special interest to the public, and in several the jury acquitted the prisoners. DANGERS OF GETTING DRUNK. Henry Payne, aged thirty-one, who said ho lived in First avenue, was arraigned on a charge of larceny from the person, Otficer Donnelly, of tho Twenty-first ag soma testified to having seen bim carry Cornelius Devere into an alley on the night of = pgeeer 3 29, and shortly aiterward saw Lim emerge with a coat and otber articles of clothing which bad been worn by 4 found upon lessly drunk. The prisoner told a silly story to tuo efloct that the complainant was au acquaintance of bis and that he had removed the clothing to take care of it He was found guilty by the jury, and Judge Gilder- sleeve sent him to State Prison for tive years, STEALING FAXCY GOODS, George W. Howard was sent to Stato Prison for two years for stealing a case of fancy goods valued at $75 from J. H T. Martin, Now 483 and 485 Broadway, on September 30, POLICE COURT NOTES. The Italian confidence men, Vialdo Michele and Lo- renzo Maziu, were yosterday before Justice Dully, at the Tombs Police Court, and held to answer ona charge of defrauding Michele Mono, of No, 150 Spring street, a barber, out of $500. Tho prisoner Mazin rep- resented himself as a priest, and undor that cover ob- tained the movey. They were held to answer at the Genoral Sessions. This cago has already been reported. Maggio Turnbull, aged forty, a dressmaker of New- Durg, Obio, and her niece Nina Hopkins, wore arrested by Detective O'Neill, of the Ninth precinet, charged with stealing a watch and two bracelets, valued at $100, trom the room of Mra, Isabella Brady, from whom they had apartments, at No. 48 Barrow street. On being arraigned at the Washington Place Court thoy were remanded until to-day. Mena de la Mena, the Speaiah cigar dealer of Broad- way, arrested by Dotcctive Slavin, of the Fifteenth Prscines, Joe vaoaivina a portion of ‘the jewoiry stolen | (rom Adelina Ambrogetti, the danseuse, was arraigned before Justice Kaswire, at the Washington Place Court fete A) aud discharged, she evidence against bim ing insufficient, Charles Insleo, aged fifteen, of Waverley placo, was founa by pilot Fredoriek Beil, of the steamer Thomas Powall, lying at pier 49 North River, forcing open tho window of his sleeping cabin yesterday. The boy on fi imself discovered Jumped overboard, but was captured by Officer Montgomery of the sieamboat Squad, At the Wastington Place Court yesterday he Pieaded guilty aud was held for trial without bail, COURT OALENDARS—THIS DAY. Screws Cover—Cnamunns—Held by | Judge Bar. rett.—Nos. 47, 75, 81, a 9, 95, 98, 197, 188, 141, 164, 163, 178, 197, bo, ‘213, ai 6, yh 229, 235, 253, 261, 277, 283, 287, 201, 292, Bol, 3 Svrugux Counr—Guxeran eoee-HHel by Jadges Davis, Brady and Daniela. —Nos, 19 to 29 (inclusive) 33, 35, 30, BL 82, 53, 05, 2,8. 4S, 6 7, 99s, 1%, 13, gar 54, 0034, 69, 16, 79, 80, B09, 81, S2, 67, 105, 106, Supreme Cocat—SreciaL Texm—Held by Judgo Yan Vora —Nos, 26l,, S01, 146, S34, 445, 322, 474, 475, 47}, 419, 487, 494, 497,577, Sul, 502, 'So4,'5u6,” 511, 520, 521; 624) 620) 631, 889; 644) 320, 546 to 657 (inclusive), 661, 562, 563. irae Court—Cixcurr—Part 1—Held by Judge a ee et causes.—Nos. 2703, 3559, 3595, 2825, 8000, 3615, 11053, Bo49, 3543, 347% 3403, 3465, sss? 8150. Part'2—Held by Judge i Lawrence—Short SiS txt 1, 1190, 1300, 1760, 1068, 1766, i 2488, 31 2023, 288%, 3004, 1730, S102, 2092, 2965, 3434, 8624, BU52, B3IS, 3614, 3588. 3590, 3658, 3442. Part 3—Hela by Judgo Presetboaailly es Gausea Nos. S121, o12%, 3125, 312, ‘2900, 2001, 2855, 2784, 8445, 3401, 8553, 1587, 3007, 3009. Supanion CocrtT—GexseaL TxRx.—Adjourned until | Monday next. suPekion Court—SrrciaL Txeu—Held by Judgo bees epeuntib L_ Iasues of fuct—Nos, 53 and 4 SuesnR Soe alls "Eo, 2a sh Rg Judge Sanford.—Nos, $12, 23 282, ‘200, 202, 295, 260, 254, 263, 255, ‘281 chance Equiry Txum—Hold fi Judge Rob- inson.—Nos, 88, 15, 17, 60, 55, 33. ComMON VL¥aS—Trial TkRM—Part 1—Held by Chiof Justice Daly.—Nos. 902 and 904 Part 2—Held by Judge ‘Van Brant—Nos. 996, 907, 998, 909, 1001, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1008, 1009, 1010.’ Part 8—Hold by Judge J. ¥. Daly.—Nos, 801, 994, 1011 to 1024 (incid- sive), 622. Maxine Court—TaiaL Term—Part 1—Held by Judge Alker.—Nos, 4552, 4738, 4739, 4740, 4741, 4742, 4744, 4745, 4748, 4760, 4751, 4762, 4753, 4758, 4700 Part 2— Held by Judge Goepp.—Now. 631%, 4733, 4389, 8014, 8015, 4557, 4830, 4057, 4203, 4543, 4648, 269, 7496, 4203, 4734. Patt 8—Held’ by Judge Sinnott.—Nos, 4465, 4809, 7128, 6281, 714%, 6086, 5810, 6281, 754, 0045, 646, C647. 7120, 7147, 7164, 8520.” Count ov GyxkRaL Sxeatons—Part 1—Held by Judge | Sutherland.—The People vs Peter Hays, robber, Same va Patrick Tuney, burglary; Same va. Ann Ga: han, burglary; Same ve Sabina’ Blessa, receiving me vs. Thomas Cvoke, grand larceny; 2 Quinn, grand larceny; Same vs. John Barn, faise pretences; Same va Henry M. Litt! retences; Same vs. May Brown, Pireg—Held by Judgo Gildersteev Christopher Hang, barglary; Same vs. Herman Sinith and Daniel McGovern, burglary; Same vs. Jonn Kell, felonious assault and battery ge felonious assault and battery; Same ys. James O'Con- nor, felonioas assault and battery; Same vs. Asroa Abrahams, grand larceny; Same ve. Hyman Goldstein, grand larceny; Samo vs. Patrick Monoban and Mary | West 23d at, fogan, grand larceny; Same vs, Michael Kelly, graud | larceny; Same ve. James Wetmore, seduction; fame va. George Botbman, assault and battery. THE GARDENER'S PI S PRETTY DAUGH- TER. Trenxtox, N. J., Oct 5, 1876, The suit of Conover, receiver, for “the Gardener's Pretty Daughter,” vs. Susan D. Browno, was continuod in the Circuit Court im this city to-day before Chief | Justice Beasley. The groundwork of the action was givon in to-day's Heratp. The Jory, after half an hour's absenco, returned with dics tor piaintill of pias a3 coURT ‘OF Al APPEALS, ALBANY, Oot, 6, 1574, In the Court of Appeals, to-day, the following busi- mess was transacted :— No. 285. Cummtus va, Agricultural Insurance Com- spondeat id No. 265. Henry Juste, appellant, ve William J. Tughs, respondent.—Argued vy George W. Wingate for appeliant and Warren G. Brown tor respondent. No, 232 Benvets vs, tho Lycoming Insurance Com- Argued oy J. McGuire tor appellant and W. lor respondent. 6. Pennie va. tho C tron 8 a rance Com- jag ainesd by S Hand for ap, id Lyman Tromain for respondent; further ar; radi juspended until next term. No. 808 Mitchell va, the Vermont Copper Com- ‘Argued by Moses Ely for appellant and Joba Parsons for respondent. No. 265. Pollak vs. Schultze.—Upon notice of A. J. Parker, tor respondent, judgmentaiirmed by default, with costa, DAY CALENDAR FOR FRIDAY, Nos. 200, 274, 810, 313, 316, 817, 310, 320, A POUND MASTER FINSD. In the Court of Spoctal Sessions, yesterday, Joseph Berry, a pound Keeper, in rose, Westehester county, was, om three separate complaiuts, found guilty of extortion and fined $60 on each compiaint, Jaines Collins was arraigned on a similar charge, bat his coansel, Mr. Joun Coman, interposed certain technica) plcas, and the case was adjourned until next Court day. MILK ADULTERATORS PUNISHED. At tho Court of Special Sessions, yesterday, before Jusitecs Daly, Flammor and Kilbroth, tho following persona were fined $50 each for solling adulterated cM Bolte, No. 443 East Filteonth street; Ohlsen, No, 120 Groonwich avonue; Frederiek Belnuera, southwest corner of Cornelia and Fourth | by Henry Meyor, corner of Jo! ‘ee! | Fourth streetsy Henry Stroasonl, No. 407 Fast Fifteenth | ' street; Johanna Hoar, No, 41 Essox street; Paver | Dorsber, No. 47 Third ‘avenue; John Lawuts, No. 21 Seventh avenue, and James "Curley, No. 10 Sixth avenue, ARREST OF A i BROKEB. Adeputy sherif yesterday arrested William Tum- bridge, of No 92 Broadway, at the suitof Alexander A Patterson, Jr., of Suratoga. The piaintu! charges defeadant with obtaining money from him under faise Tepresentationa, {ho aflidavit upon which the erder of arrest was granted sets forth that Patterson left $160 with Tumbridge, to be invested in the stoek of ‘he New York Central Kailroad, The broker repro- sented tbat the death of Commodore Vanderbilt, within Qftoen to thirty days, would afect the stock 60 that the investment would prove remunerauve, It is | needless to say that the mouey was not invested in shis way, as Commodore Vanderbilt bas not yot d@ parted this life, ‘Tumbridge was reieased on bail pend- ing the result of the litigation, having retused to return the money. THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE, On Saturday next thecradie cable of the Brooklyn Bridgo will arrive tn Jersey City trom Trenton, where 1s has beem manufactured, It weighs over 40,000 pounds, and will be placed on board the double-end Steam lighter called the Ox and brought to the pier at the New York tower. It will then be hauled to the top of tho towor and made fast at the New York anchor. age, after which it will be stretched across to Brooklyn on the carrier rope. When d to the Brooklyn tower hod iron *eradle,” car: will be car- ‘POK SALn. { RARE OPPORTUNITY.—A_ FIRST CLASS, BLB- gant Kortauraat, duing very good business, must be suid 44 Park row, room 33. BOARDING HOUSE, RNER EIQvor Hostanranta Meat 0D s, | At “SPLENDID WINE ROOM, JUST OFF BROADWAY, (or sale choap; Restaurants, Clear Stands, MITCHELL, 77 Codar et. “A N ESTABLISHED ALE AND Bort tur vale; also Groceries, Moat Mur MIT: E CORNER LiQUOw STOKE POR SALE—AT value; Liquor Stores for $20 MICH KLE, TT Codar st. E NUTCHER STORE, WITH ALL THE FIX- tures, for sale cheap: one Lurd Kettle, Lard Prexs, two colers aud wnew Plusform Seale, Address L. LEVI, 70 w Chambers st. ABLISHED RESTAURANT—UNDER A ret class armory, where nlzbtly balls boxin next month; Suppers supplied fumily custom ; rent very low. SCHAINWALD & CO., T11 West 30th st. iD FISTURES YOR BALE. 269 Aaatt ate . OR SALE—THE BUILDING OF THE VIENNA Rakery. Apply tor particulary to LOUIS PLLISCIL A Vionna Bakory, onnds, Philadelphia, ALi—A HANDSO. TED UP BAR AND Hilliard itoom, with, thre: Gollendor's best tablos, doing ont, the ouly bililard room in the town of 10,000 inhabitants, 30 miles from New Yors. Apply at the American Hotel, Jersoy City, N. J. WOR SALE—SEL! (G~ FLOUR gBUS' RAL RBUSINESS; first premium und medal uwnrded ut tho Contenulal Ex- hibition; also at tho Amorlcan tute, ‘ork, 1875, This is the best preparation known, and i the ouly one which leaves no chemical flavor or tasto in baking. To capi- talists this is au excellent opportiinity us the profits aro large. Address J. Hs rer 8. By Le. Good Will of a bret cleas Hotel en) sey leighita; & good stand for @ German, Apply to GAT as Yk suit 17 Centro st., Now York, OR sALE—AT NOMINAL PRI x pired La of Lots Now. 273 and Cherry, running through to ter st., being SU foct by 122. Apply chy ou D- fon st. OR SALE—A TOY AND CANDY STORE; THE [trade of two schools; place to live. 203 South Sth av,, ew York. (OR SALE—FIRGT CLASS BUTCHER'S FIXTURES, Marblo slabs, &c., cheap. Inquire ia buteher shop Peingo st. WOR SALE—AT A BAROAIN, OWNER GOING Burope, a well established Ly uor Store, Stock und turen Cail at once, SALTHR & LEVY, 368 Sth av. j\OR SALB—FOSHAY HOUSE, , CORNER CHARLTON nd ts remixes, | OYSTER AND DIN geo. business; would take the business. “Inquire 236 iO Batoon't gopeebentionn soley partner, man that understands Greenwich at. ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—A Power, three Lois and Stable; box 122 Heruld ofl OTEL—THE BEST NO’ sale; well Aited; price lo RY WITH STEAM Brooklyn. Address HE MARKET, FOR Asy. 4 LLOYD, 29 Brondway, OLITICAL MEBTING.—FOK SALE, A CANNOK, for firing sulutes, price $20. Apply at 928 Broadway. oom ON BROADWAY—DAY TRADE; asonadle Apply SAMPLE ALUABLY PATENT OR, SALE—OF PORTABLE Window Cleaner; lifo saving article. Address F &, Herald Uptown ‘arunch vile. EW MACHINERY HORE NO. 12 DEY STCLAUGR jock of second hand Machinist's Touls und other Me- ; Machinery bought for cash, ALLIS BULLARD limited. ANTED—A TIYDRAULIG PRESS. RAM TO RUN out about 4 fect 6 inches: also Pump; will buy separate her, Address CASH, Horald office. AutEy’ popwowris BANOING SCHOOL, removed to No. 63! goumences on Saturday, ber7. For partieu ead for ctreular, Al PERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, SOTM ST, corner Sd av. (bank building). For circulars address privato academy, 97 Kast Suih a Private, lessons at y hour. Iecepitons every Thursday. In order to huve thom select Lhave issued invitation tekets. "No person d= mitted without presenting the wame, with iy signature, . PKENANDO. T WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 451 72H AV., classes now open; send tor circular; soiree every Tuesday ‘and Satarday, [CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S Building, Stuyvesant and 9th.—Private lessons auy Gino, Double Glide and Newport spectaltion, PIANOVORTES, _ORGANS, Ue DECKER BROTHERS oo hi sinvite attention to thelr large stock of Grand, . which havo just taken the Jadciphia. A few Pianos of our owa make in ‘at low A and Squi award in portect eran, used bat & short time, are ures and on liberal terms, ‘Sond for illustrated catalogue. 33 Union aqui New York, Wo TE PANILY, GOING ABROAD, WiLL BELL Lito cush, purebasers ‘a magniticons 73g octave four round Fosewood Pisnoforte; promigent makers; cost $1,000, for £275: stool, Covor, Musle Cabinet; Elogant Sieluway upright. quarter cost; Box for shipping: also satin Parlor Suit, 7 plocd®, at wanerifcs, Call ws private residence, 120 Dotugen cult and 7h eve N. B—alust be sold. GAY. T SAGRIFICH—MAGNIFICENT 7 13 ao rosewood Planoforte (cost ($000 last Sune), for $200; Superior tono; exquisite carvings and Gnish, Call resi 50 Bast Oth ee oe, t RENT, UPRIGHT, + Pianos of our own Cy number of fine second ban Wh KNADE @ 00.1 SQUARE AND GRAND ; alev for vaio and ront, ® in perfect order. nav. above 16th st instrument im perfeet condition and some of the: ew: slvo second hand Planos of othor makers beware of is plano bearing oar nains or one closely rexermbling it “ir ENWAY & SONS, 107, 111 Bast Lith st, New Yo A DU ments and to rent, Ps Steinways’ aud Banos “and 4, Orzana: \ LOT OF SEGOND HAND TANOFOR! FS, IN THOR- } wagh order, for salo at moderate prices; also Pianclortos by CHICKERING & SONS, of our own manufactu ‘corn Qan class now and secoud aud organs, proviow AT OFFER WE WILL DISPOSE OF 10 FIRST and uprigit Panos at extraordinarily | pricos for cash or on instala ales from $3 to 86 per Roth, HORACE WATERS © SONS, 451 Broadway. A ( BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD WEBER PIANOVORTE; rent $3 monthly; Chickering upright Pianotorte for gato or rent very low, J. BLDDLX, 13 Waverloy placo, near Kroadway. SWAY & SONS BS ag OH /: Pda pa 08 ty rent, rst class farm! .T eWay ek NE'SONS, Stolnway Hall, New York, 3K PIANOS AND ORGANS TO pean i upright Pi OF At, Mh PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL ELEGANT 6 aN. way Pianoforte at sacrifice; © 73g octavo, garorserane, , four round rosewood Pianoforte, Helly varve: d Ieies, alt Lmiprovements cost $975, handsome Chick upright i) tory brown stone pi tween Sth and 6th ar a begs FAMILY WILL SELL Se Von J Epenoterse, made by Hasieton Brothers, 8: Sie! pasBN D HAND WEBER PIANOS xome of them used but a very 6! wey nd really eimost a6 good as new wet. Plone call at the WBE! T VERY jort time by our best musi fully warrantod iu WAREROOMS, 3 wr SELL A CHICKERING Pra ANO, 81 SEVEN wctave, foar round corners, cost for less than $150, 28 Kuat Jd ot., near 2d wv, AGNIVICENT 7 OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, bag gr cot sone fully guarantesd. Seen GOuBON'S. i Pp F care Ora ig OCTAVE, 68 MONTH $5 tata jm provemen ite MU KhLE, Manutuctarer, 107 Wost 234 wan CHI Samu L doreh a] pied ig ‘KS, 71-3 octave, $165; rent, $4 montily er a DON A BON, 8 stop. § Whee (7ND—PARTIES WISHING TO STORE FLNGs, Furniture, &c., aod roeeire moderate advances on sane, Address PIANO STOKAGE, Horald Uptown lranch wives Wist, To T—a NICK PLANO, A nee t P., box 5,366, ug the make wnd te: ‘WATCHES, FRWHLT- “aU. At FF ALERCKER SF, NEA BROADWAV—MONEW advanced on Diamonis, 0 oF Be Je i ee ke. = Foynbrokers’ ‘Tickets beng! Bleecker et EUROPEAN chard | REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LIN) TO BBISTOL ENGLAND) pliner, Lior cates, $2: Apply wW. De MORGAN, M OBT DIRECT AND ECONOMIC KOUTE TO HOL- r LAND, Bi la THE RUINE, SWITZERLAND, ‘Stearn: ‘Phece beautiful stonsuets, carrying ihe Ualied Beat By to the Netherlands, are preas favorites with the public. ‘Trips regular, Fates low, comfors and living Derfeat, For freight, FUNCII, EDYE & CO. TEatreotrins AN PAG ior PLYMOUTH, CHERBOL WIELAND. «....0.01.Ock 12] CIMHRIA Pxist Oct. 19 | Ri of passage wo Flymout a. London, C! herbe iT burg aud ail points in K2el Cabin, Becoud Cabin, D, currency $60, old’ KUNHARDT & CO. General Agents, 61 Brow YUNARD LINE.—B, ‘With @ view to dimi of this line tal ram OP IOHARD & HOA: eoneral Passen see. AgSRts, Broadway, New York. xa RM & & CO 0% ing the chances of collision, the pecitic course tor all seasons of "AND NO} e ‘On tho outward passage from Quoenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 0 4 4% latitude, or noth- ing to the north of 43. Sn'he homeward passaco, crossing, tho meridian of 50 a8 42 latitude, or nothing to the north ot FROM NEW YORK Pog KRIOOL AND QUEENS- J thus () do not exrry Mocrage passengers ge, $80, $100 and $140, gold, accoraing to accommodation. Rotum Uekets on favorable terns. ypiteerege tlekete to end fiom all parte of Europe at very i. " Fest tnd pasenge office No, 4 Howitue Cb HARLES G. HITE, STAR LIN®. YOR QUEENSTO' CARRYING THE The stoamers of this line take the L mended by Lieutenant Maury, eae oe) Un the year round. 10 A Me 30 4 rom Ratos—Saloun, $80 and $100, Feusonable termi, | Steernge, Bsiocn atwtervome, wmekiig end bathrooms are iplaced amihips, where the noise and motion are loast, afurding # degree of comfort Lo UnAtLAINALIE AE Som For Inspection of nd other tnfortnation apply ab tive company's oilic way, New York a J CORT! 5. P For COURENSTOWS AND Tiveitroon. it 7. 7:80 A. M Oot, 21, 7 2 P.M, es} Stecrage passage, $20, curre! Draits issued from £1 upward at current prices. Apply at the company’s office, 69 Broadway. Stoornge ticke.s can also be obtained at the company’s plors, 44 and 47 North River, ¥, W. J. RURST, Manager. N TH GER: LLOY JIN STEAMSHIP UNE BETWEEN, NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. Company's pier, toot of 2d st., Hoboken. ODER... saturday. Oct. 7) NBCK ATE Saturday, Och { MAIN Saturday, Oct. 14] MO EL... .Saturd: Bates bi passage, from Now York to ‘Sduthumpton, Bre “First Uubin, $100, gold; Second Cabin, §60, gold; Bree 1 ge, $30, currency. Return tickets at reduced ratos, Fropald Steoraxe cortidcates, $a, currency. For froth or passage ap _OKLE Ll -& 00,, 2 Bowling Green QTATE LINE. NEW hin} ‘To De ea NoMOMDRILET, DUBLIN, | from pior 42. Nort! STAT OF PEN STATE OF VIRGINIA STATE OF NEVADA, and overy alternate Thursday thereafter. bin, 80 fo $80, wecording to aecommodution retain eee sta. ‘as followg:+ i, Ort ‘ ‘oetobs Second enbin. $00: retuen gickats SW. Seve lowest fates. Apply to AUSTIN HALDWIN & CO., Agents, ‘No. Fa roadway, Now. York, BIKERAG k TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT THK COMPANY'S PIER, FOOT OF CAN. DOKIH RIVER. NIUKD STATE TOW! Sailing from pier DAKOTA... .Oet. 10, 11 A. M. MONTANA. Ost. 24, 1( 4 5 Cabin, 815, $70 and 880, currant Intermediate, $40; ste Passengers buoked to aud trom Paris, Haruburg, Nereay, Bwedon, de, Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger many ut lowest rates. WILLIAMS & GUION, 20 Broadway. | PECIAL NOTICE. .—THE SPLENDID MATL SthaM- Lily DAKOTA, Cuptain Prico, sails. from pier 40 Nort River: foot of Kin tts for Queshatown and Liverpool, on ‘October A.M. precisely. dupatiar accommodation, In Cahn, “Revo Cabin and tectuge at jest rater. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broad- NOHO TINB. UNITED, STATES MA ATL STEAMERS, RK AND GLAt thi 2P. ‘Td auttaoW LIVERPOOL OR DET Cabins, brates according to accommodations, Drafts imaued for any amount at current rate: Compan; Band 21 North River, New York, HENDERSON BROS, Agents, 7 Bowling Groon. MAIL STEAMERS CITY 01 1 Sity OF OHEST TER From pler 45 Cabin, $80 and $10", gold. sitehara tlekets on terms." Stoorage, $23, currency. Draite ut lowest Saloons, stat Fre: smoking and Gath JOUN DALK, BD STAR “LINE. ‘Appointed to maits. Phe following + From Phllndelohla, iow York, VADERLA ND. 4. 2a | SWITHERLAN 6 NED! 18 | KENILWORTH -°2-Ogs, 30 HICES Oi” PAgsAGE IN CURRENOY. ~$90 | Becond Cabin. $0 Firet Gaieaes tickets to wad from al bagel socommodations fu For to e . Fates of freight and other Informatio peti WIGHT "SONS, General Agents, at wt, Philsdelphin, Wain GEORGE W. COLTON, 42 Broad ’st., Now York, SOUN MoDONALD Passonger oy No, 8 Battery plac Ox TO FRANCK. tea a 4, TRANSATLAN TUS COMPANY'S aie STHAMMHY BEIWEEN: NEW FORK AND, HAVRE, CALLING AP PLYMOUTIC (6 for the landing of passengers. Jondid vessels on this fai rat for the Conti- pont, ( hs gf muine provided witholvcsric bollay wll, seis froma pler Barrow be deh ig ‘as follows: ~ oaapa Frangeul Tourol Nn iN, ICE Ol jnciuding wines GK IN 81 io io $120, nevording?to xesomimedatto hird, $40. LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Ag Broadway. Passengers by the CANADA are requested to be on Dboars Satorday, ats P.M. LINE POR SOUTHAMP Wii ON iling from pier 53 North Rive COLOMBO Vetover 21] OTHELLO, 7, curreney yecond cabin, Excursion tekets on very f orale terme. rerociel tiokets ed to Continental and Baltic por Apply for full par- ars to CHAMLES L. i CO. South sh COAST WISH STHAMSHIPS. ANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL P STEAMSHIP LINES, Vor CALIPORNIA, JAPAN, HINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW dante UML. cari jing trom pier 42 North River For SAN FilaNGisc6 ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, LON. Ost. 16 sifghirenam om © port ui cat i OO TO JAPAN and CHINA, Stonmattp Gti or Tokto, y, Nov, 2 From 3AN el iar yee to SaNDWictT | WiseaNbs, AUs- {A and NEW ba ih RAL Steamship ZHALA NDI Oe or ted BULLAY, Sica tendons. Nod Bowling Gres ‘orth River, foot N. WAVANA AND, MEXICA N MAIL 88. on + Steamers lonve tA 3 Narth Bivor at i P.M, crry yt H AVA pe ter oe Bs oir’ city oF Riis YOR " «nat Ol VERA Chivas ANI Nid Cs avons, Prosrgne Ost i n asa Uby oe MERIDA... Piers rene Poseday, On at nge apply to cent ALRNAS DAE SONS, 91 and 39 Susi 1s October 2 and November BW YORK AND HAVANA Tt Lalo art, LINE.— hing: fires close Prowgen oe ea te 13 North River, foot of foe Havens diroet as -Thi years October 12 allows im «a OLCM BUS, CLYDE ‘uesday, October 24 saving Gnsurpussed hecommoder Pp Wat, P, CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bow! _McKELLA LUNING & 00, Agonis fn Mayank rate) DOMINION, STEAMSHIP © o OMPANY, 04 the Virgins jer 87 North For Norfolk, Pokaan Ricltm. days and Satu % Piodmont Air Line, Cheampeake wad Ohio Htnilroads and orien econ: a y's stomin lines to Interior points in North Unrolina, and ieginia, Newbern and pgton, N.'G fvia Norfolk), every Toaday, Torsday a bir at Sattiny ‘Mond raisas | Bo evenenng sod, is ob tading fe att vate Noriol F eout, or ae North ives, "General Grocnwieh at. L — ident, xEW ORLEANS DIRK He CROMWELL "Line, bip SEW ORLEANS, it san 0 BATUMDAY, 0g PM, Thi is stipes auity tery rr trom bits of cat iaing And prinetpal wer. 850! Btoern i $25, CLARK’ & SEAMAN, 66 Wont st, a | pe PHILADELPATA.—THE A NO, 1 STRANSHIP AGNES wiit sail’ froin pier 96 North River every Tues day and spouse's P.M Froight st. lowest raves. Yor War tnforme ‘apply to Cn Ae WHITNEY &O"*, o1or RoR? NASBAC P. one MAIL STRAMSHIP tO ear MST EP PRBS & 0., 62 Bouth | trai Tuternational and the cits COASTWISE STEAMSHiIrs. NEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AF KEY West, Uh be stoner jouston und Texas, Cene ro, Galveston, Houstom san nd Henderson and the Gulveste tonio ratiroads. Freight and | freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply UL. MALLORY & GU, lod Maiden lane, Fo! WAttyax AND &T. JOHNS, N. F. HOWWELE' SYcAMSHIP. LINE puleamere sleeve pier 10 North River following days, a6 3 mioentions ‘aut the L or sccommodutions, cu kia! & SE 86 Th tit sai Friday, 4 to all |. MALLOR’ ints. & CO. He jay, Getober 7, interior ruilro fretint ‘tpply to CHARLES ITNEY © plor st North River, TRAV RULERS GUID LBANY. —GKEAT REDUCTION OF FARE vle’s Li rst class passuu eh alter October 1, HUDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGHT, Centennial visiiors can enjoy o view of the best and most maguiileent sconery of the !ighlunds on the Hudson by travelling on the Poople’s Line of elegant t Point aod all other plac ting wt Albany with morn- North ry warmed by ste ular Hadso stateroom berth allowed In exchange. sion tickets by eae also taken and passage alow jer at B10 LBANY 4) D1 AN try i ack nd ‘Tarrytown eughkeepale Ri Raine, + connie PM. for the West over 710, Suspension Bridge Niagurs Falls ut 8:20 the’ followine mornug “a Lake Snore and Canada Point and Newvurg and retura same duy, Keeprig, $19, SANY—1UDSON low York Crowrsl, and new traln at S arriving at Buffalo RIVER DAYLIGiIT.—CEN- BY JA tennial visitors are informed that the day beats will run during tie Lexhibitiou, and aiford the only mwaus of enjoy- tho Hi the day sylvania Railroad in do trom the yy fast train iveping ears att id reevivod for passago. ; elowe €o ain, and to the ay with Wage {ou Hudson River A® LBANY (OP POs IfTY CENTS The now steamnr ESCORT (with commodations and elexantly farnishe dow ¥ ry Monday, Wednesday day, i foot of Franklin st. For par tpi ald oping staterooms) lew CONEY ISPAND RAIL for Conoy Islantl trom depot, hear Gree! ry tiain entrance, LINE.—STEAMER NEW CHAM NATSKILL ORE Q PION of WALTER ETT daily; tron Caual at. pioe Non Htiver, 6 P, M. Faro, 50e, “Herths free ALL Rive LINE TO Bost ‘The world ronan ‘all River. Mane MITATOL and PROVIDENCI leave pier 2 th River, Soot of Murray st., daily (Sundnysineluded), af Through tiekots sold ut ail the prinelpal -hovelsin oR roads, by steamor AMIIIC om Jowell’s duet, Brookly 45 BoM.) ain foot D conta; exenraion tickots VOR PHILADBUPHSA AND THE ennai via Long Branch and the New Jersoy Southern Ratlrosd Leave pier 8 North River, foot Rector at., a8 945 AM. nud 4 P. his route a delightful ‘excursion afforded in the By fuoseamers JES5K HOYT and across the bay in fall view of Hgok, returning tothe elty at RYSTAL WAVE Atlantic Ocean to Sandy venient hours ..G. Mt. W. 8. SNEDE VREENWOOD GEMETERY.—THE MOST DIRECI ‘route to Greenwood is by the Court street or Third ave nae cars from on terry, Brooklyn. J UDSON RIVER BY MOONLIGH. Citizens’ Line. Elegant steamboats for Troy, Saratoge and all pomts North nd West loave daily (oxoeps ‘Satur day) at OP. M,, from pler 49 North River, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. RBAT TRUNK AND UNITED states MALL ROUTE. ‘Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortianét street the West and Sonth, 9:30 A M, Gand 43d javen, Gorry and Erie at 2: mnocting at Corry for Titnsvil ane the oil Regi oum Conn For Initimore, Washington rons South, “Lamited Wash- ¢ Pallman parkor care daily, oxco * Sune arrive Washington 4:10 2. "M 9PM. e M., 12:30, Sand 4 P.M. On Sunday, aA, ing, mere Gas ennial eget Pe Til® 3, 9 80, 8, 6: Sunday, 7204,'M fom Feria to Newsrke Wlizabeth, Rahway, ‘Trenton, Lyn! jh Amboy. 2 aa Sabo ce idere aud ott t potnt a vata Sere Traine, ‘rom Pittabur, M. 1020 aay hope cre ae ae copt fom, Nreaitington ‘aud Baltimors 0 Sunday, i: 10,1 10, 6:10; 6:60, 735, i sian Pitta ‘62a, 4:30, woud Tis) ALM. 6:50 and 10220 Tickot offices, 626 aud 044 Broadway, No. 1 Astor Yotse and foot of Désbrosser and Cortiandt sts. ; No. 4 Court st, Brooklyn; 114, 118 and 11S Hudson iol depot, Jersey City, Emigrant ticket ollice, No: PRANK THOMSON, — D. M, BOYD, J Gcuseal Manager.” tdeneral Pamanger Agent TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. ‘igamers KUODE ISLAND an! NARRAGANSETT, trom plgr Bo North River, feo! of Jay at Mt jon from pier 27 North River, foue of ines jplaen, Steanuhips ELRGTRA und GALATEA, at 4390 ~ WXCURSIONS. “K GRAND EXCURSION Aguoss “THE BAY TO aes land —Houts leave W al st fact of Brod: M.. 0 and Fron Phiadnin 515, 20, 630. 10 homes, Foe get Bes 8 HO, fi TEST POINT, NEWBURG, FOUGTRRRP STR AND Foturu said day, by day Iino steame EXPERIES AL AS ieul toacher, classical gold moduiist of toreign w eA RUE RCH? box tus Morald Uptows refereaco. Address Fow “CHILDREN: WANTED—IN “A GLERGYMAN'S 10, L205 Irondwa: tanily; eae hour from city; puro al coatel sapere sion; board and tuition, $0 per quarter, Address Hi EAD, Herald office. Mi WILL GIVE tisb and music, in ox A PUPLLS, 18 Wost MOOK, AT WILTON, CONN, iy location, terme modorate, Ad ADY, witiage ® WALWORTO'S COLLEGE or funkier ond Phonography, Union square. TRCOHOR TN BVENING IN yatis jocution, &c.; toacher must be particulare, ox e. rh state terms, residence and all office. FINE ARTS, ~ {NEUE PAINTING VOU SALE AUTUMN LANG known artist, worth A oy take aot} Fete light Hockaway, ke. OWNER, Post office bo ti RARA M. Le STATUB OF are cost $5,000, Ties st, fra = “=: = paises _ WANTED TO PURCHAS: ‘HAND PLATFORM SAL cupabio of weighing 4 tons, Addross, with price, kk ti 4 Pout oft ANTED TO PURCHASKB—A NEW OR SKOOND it Hone Black Kiln, tn good order. Address box es MARBLE sa. ARBLE AND MARLEIZED MANTELS 0F ORERE ly reduced prices; also Monuments, Head. Plum Gre and Furniture Slabs, marble Counters and Tiling, A. KLABER, 194 and 135 Bast 18th st, near dd av, ITE vg SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD els ant den; up; the trade il dealt Wee HO und Taf Went 230 1 FURS Acti amcra ea Exvienalon’ Fables cobe 14 fo Carpets tras Ornaments, Spring Hair Mattresses and otter haus B, GAY. SULY Li LEAVING O1TY Wisi TO I DISPOSE 0! a Parior Sui too numerous to detail. N. B.—Must hold Furnitare; satin A ie Pi P tibeaty, Dt i, it, ‘630; Paitin: Iothots near du ave UBNITURE.—A FAMILY, use for them, will soll che: Bureau ana Bedstead; ‘West 16th at. PUERTO UE, Lapystee omirbaed copes. bag ht rieet heap. HAVING NO FURTH ullet, Armolre-w4il ‘all black'wainas and pat tion te 3 Kast 14th, Por SALE 1 ELV ET CARPER et oa uaw and deairabie ee “e ow and de ii ae Pan ire, burp iy Mirrors ROCK AND Lowe? Peices ¥oI cus von FoR ie or Prorel sseeee of ALES, 138 and 137 age ee SPREE yatta