The New York Herald Newspaper, November 14, 1876, Page 9

“1 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER i+, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. THE COURTS. Discontinuance of the Moulton- Beecher Suit. THE ESTATE OF SYDNEY MASON. ————— Decisions by the General Term of the Common Pleas. GENERAL COURT REPORTS. Ip the suit broaght by Francis D. Moulton against Benry Ward Beosher for malicious prosecution, in which the damages are laid at $50,000, and in which & motion was recently made betore Judge Westbrook to change the place of trial from this county to some eounty in vhe interior or northern part of the State, the fact has already been published in the Hekanp that Judge Westbrook had decided to transfer the caso $e Delaware county. The opinion in the case was yes- Yerday filed, in which he gives at lergth bis reasous lor changing the place of trial, Alter reciting the cir- Jumstances originating the sult he says that Now York ana Brooklyn should be deemed to be one com- munity; that for the pufposo of this motion the suit whould be considered to be im Kings county, piinaase the amended complaint brings the case this county. ‘The inconvenience which, it 1s al- aged, witnesses would be obliged to submit to be does not decom aconirailing objection, He suys the Peasous given prove to be mind thas Brooklyn is bot &@ propor piace for tryin; tion Op account o! ine various discussions ‘he evelesiasticai and civil trial, and, umong other things, because it is tho fault Of the puminu® himself, ‘There was another reason also, which to my mind is very controlling in any de- termining of the change of piace of trial, and \batis that the plaintiff has written or caused to be writte! from time to time, in the newspapers, very elaborate wad carefully prepared commuuications to establish the alieged immoral condact and lile of the defendaut, A is but fair to the plaintiff to assume tbat these ticles were written and published for the express and only purpose of inducing the public to vu guilt of Mr. Beecher, To think other ascribe to the plaintiff no motive whatever im such publications, is to insult his intetligeuce by supposing bhat he would perform great labor and incur consider- able expense for ne purpose whatever.” Referring to the induence of certain publications in the newspapers, Westbrook say: “If the piaintif has not sought to influence e@ result of the action, he bas endeavored to mould pubdlie opimo or the wangactious out of which this action spring: dt doea not become the party who has done this to say, *My efforts mave been inoffectual and have produced poeflect.: it ts not unjust to hold that the cause shouid not be tried in a locality whe general sentiment of which one of the parties to the action bas sought by tppeals through the public press to control und which be bus Mimsyif selected as the place of trial, The lairness ol the iris! should be above and beyond suspicion, and ao our shoutd allow a trial by a jury of the vicinage, the generas optmon and belief of which upon the matter involved in gueb trial either party bas industri ousty through the papers sought to form.’’ For that reason Jadge Westbrook grants the motion to change | res place of trial, and, as alrcady stated in the HERALD, beg ean Delaware county as the most proper place tor such trial, unloss satisiactory reasons can be given for selecting geome other county, And now comes the advenda to this litigatlon—a angular one, as it will doubtless appear to many, but Bo doubt very acceptable to the public at large, This is the discontinuance of the suit by Mr. Moulton | lowing tae above decision and the execution of the proper legal papers to thatend. Ho is'reported as BiViwg as bis reason for this course tue fact that ho Cannot affora the expenses that would bave to Le in- turred in trying tho caso in Delaware county, but coupling with tis reasou the further statement that if Mr. Beccher insists on a irial in Delaware county he shall have {tif he (Mr. Moulton) bas to give up busi- ness and sacrifice bis last dollar. ‘The probability is Luat the litigation may now be accepted us anded. THE GREAT RING SUITS. After repeated adjournmenis, under ono pretext or Anotner, it was generally supposed that there would bo no failure im the trial yesterday, according to pre- vious arrangement, of Peter B. Sweeny upon the charge of baving fraudulently obtaiwed from the city treasury $7,000,000 as w participator tn the great Ring robberies. The Supreme Court, General Term, room, where the trial was announced to take place, was filled ‘with acurious and anxious throng cuger to listen to tbe details of the modus operandi by which Mr. pweeny, as alle ered became, posscssed of s0 large a suare of the ul-gouen yalus = the wholesale raids, during® the eine ime, On the city exobequer, Judge took his ‘oat —_ ly on the veach, fever occupying @ weat with him udge Uurry, of Cahforota, lormerly a law purt- pond Judge Westbrovk, The various couusel were likewise prompt in attendauce. Messrs. Charles O’Conor, Wheeler H. Peckbum aod James C. Carter sypeering Jor the prosecution, and Messra. Jou Mc- con and Wilvain A. Beac! pearing on beball of Mr. Sweeny. fhere was a lengthy conterence be- tween the counsel and thy Judge, in which each tree! Stated bow proceeding ut ounce with the trialor us delay would convenicuce or imeounvenience the When Mr. ©’Conur war appealed to be waved his band and said, “lam merely an outsider,” and then added, with a smile, “my legui engagements are not so numerous as they used tu Le.”’ Judge Westbrouk stated his putpoze to try the case at once, aud said tuet he bad come to the city fully prepared to goon with the tial Mr. Peckbaim pleaded iiinegs aad inability to enuure the fatigue of the protracted trial, It was tually arranged, aiter a protracied conference, to the case down for the tirst Tuesday in Jauuur, suine disposition, On appheation of Mr, Dudley Fieid, was made 1b the case of tho $1,000,000 suit against Wham M. iweed. Judge Westbrook insiractea whe jurors, ali of wuom were in attendance, to be promptly Ou Land at the tine specified, ana then, after signing ub order pursuant ty his recent decision in the case of ‘thomas D, Fielus, adjourned the court, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, A batch of accisions was given yesterday by the Generai Term of the Court of Common Pleas, but nove dt the cases Involved any points of public interest. Judge Van Brunt yesterday overruled a demurrer tn the case of Morns Fox against Johanna Fox. A Jew. i-h rabbi bad dissolved the previeus marriage to one JovaoaSchisuer, aud 1 i@ ciuimed that sach action is silegal Jennie Evans has brought suit against Alexander Evans, her husband, tur luaited divorce on the ground vo) cruel and inhuman conduct. ment 10 the Cus? yesterday beiore Juage Sperr, holding Special Term of the Superior Conrt. John &. Haskin sued Ube city tur rent of premises owcupred oy tue Tenth District Court. On the trial of the case yeaterd y verre Judge Donohue the deteuce was thatthe rent was exorbitant, but there being no | witnesses Iu support of such deience Judge Donovue oravred 4 verdict for $924, beg the 1ull umount | clumed. In the sult of the Health Department against the Polico | Commisswners, which was brought to recover po-ses- sion of Fooms 0 the building vecupted by the Police Bareaa, Judge Speir yesterday Srerrene @ demurrer to the complaint, deremian Frabenck, of No, 25 ‘Marion Street, was yesterduy afrested by Officer Glass, of tke 1wenty- nioth precinct, on @ Warrant ivsued by United Staies Diwtries Atorney Pullman, charging him with stewing a package fram the Uniied States muii vox at Thirty. ealtb street aud Sixth avenue, Hes exatroation was for the 15th it contested will case of the late Judge Con- notly, the examination of wiinesses for tbe proponents of the will was concluded yeaserduy Lelore surtoga: Uaivin. Dr, Husted, the family puysicia: iu the mutter of the estare of Sidney Mason, de- seased, Surrogate Calvin holds that the notice of in- tester Of fling objection to the granting of jetiers of administration to un executor uuder the will sbould be { i by aifidavit wnd not by uotice; that the executor is entitied (o lotters wstamentury, and that In order to oust him from his oilice of to compel him to give recurity application must be made under section 19 of Becond Revised Stutates at Large, page 73. James N. Jobnson was yesterday brought dejo Juige Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, on a ‘writ of habeas corpus obtained by Mr. Weorge W, Wil- son, hig counsel, An order of arrest against hip en obtained to a suit in the Marine Court tor allege slander, was Vacated. Jt was claimed that this was am end to she civil ngs Alter heering Mr. ‘Wilder in opposition the Court Wook the papers, Bugenie Martinez charges Juan dei Vaili with sod tion under protnise of aaa, and has brought for $50,000 damages. jal ‘of the case was co menced yesterday before Teds Donohue, hotaii Baprome Court, Circuit, According to tho plainufl story 1t was the old, old story of misplaced coniidence, aud she tod her story with great volubtity, to which a crowded court room listened with eager aud curious Interest. The defendant venies the char, i it has been vrought by the widow of the Ia Rear Admiral Siotve against John McKeon to recover & certiicate tor $8,000 worth of New York Gasligit Pea * stock, claimed to be in the | pov, al gation to do so by the various argued yesterday beiore Jud,e thy unswet as frivolous and sham, Mr. William H. Sage appearing for the motion and Mr. McKeon op- posing ibim person. fue Vourt took the ‘A meeting of the Bur Association will be held this evening (0 protest against any lurther action ber tuken by the Commiisioners spegintes by the 3 Legistal To revinw th ut pun These Commissioners Were appointed ppd ‘ago, ant a volume just published as imitiatory fic ‘ot their labors is deemed a hiudrance rather than a help to the roles#i0n, me lence the protest yoo late John H. Power pro ded tn his wil tor a distribution of his cesiduary estate eres various Romano Catholic instituiions im this city, accord yn ee his wile, the executrix, and the executors might « th of this cause im the will and \eheetion of ita vall te vainaity, suit bas been brought by ‘There was an argu. | Senator suas ¥ Gerard in bebalt of Mra. Power, be- fore Judge Vorst, to determine the construction of the a ‘There ig about $150,000 awaiting distribu. tion if the validity of the will is sustained Meantime Mr. Joun D. Develin is looking afver the interests of the Catholic institations expecting to become be- ciaries under the wili, The case will come up to DECISIONS. *SVOREME COUBT-—-CHAMBERS. By Judge Barrett. The | Natioual Bank va, The Rickland National Bank —Oyavign, Tue Equitable Life Assurance Society vs, Brown.— Findings and decree signed. Hamickie vs. Parker,—The testimony shows that peither Mr. Green nor the Comptroller is indebted to the deiendapt. The city of New York is indebted to bim. No order can be made requiring the Comptroller to pay over, It other question, Motion depied, without prejudice to a ereditor’s bill oF to a ‘The Amoskeag Man: Findings of fact and conclusions of law settled. Ro- quests to find passed upoe. I wish it understood that 1p declining to find as requested 1 do not mean to say that the evidence does not repeatedly justity indings which have been declined. Ihe reiusai is frequently Dased upon my judgment as to the irrelevancy of the request or upon ite being a request to find evidence rather than facts, Gillan vs. Hornby va. Phillips; By Judge Lawrence, * Voorbia, Jr, Nos. 1, 3,4 and 5; Earle va. Mills ore vs, Law- rence; Baldwin vs. Jewett; The Standard Sugar Ke- finery va. Dayton; Faber ve, Perkins; Page vs. Page; Avery vs, Conner, &c.; The Germania Fire Insurance Company vs. Knoblock, aud The Manhattan Life In- surance Company va Harway, Now 1 and 2.—Granted, Hazell vs, Karke; Melhtosh va, Smith, and Mattleje vs. Sloan. —Orders granted. The Board of \the Church Extension Fund ofthe terian Chureh vs. Pike et al —Memorandum. Vernon vs, Richardson, —Motio1 ted. Kobn vs, Lo and The Five Points House of In- dustry vs, Amerman,—Explanations requ Barnes vs, Story,—Does this show the defendant is a pon-resident ? Robbing vs. Duncan,—The taxation of the clerk is affirmed, without costs, Ott vs"Diehl.—I wish to see counsel in regard to this application. McVey vs. Cantrell.-Taxation affirmed, Memoran- dum. McKinley va. Coler.--The defendant will bi to come on terms. See memorandum for cou Stevens va. McDonnell,—Motion to place pon on Special Circuit calendar for Friday, November 24, 1876, granted. Matter of Barnes, &c.—I adhere to the opinion ex- in the memorandum heretofore tiled, and I do nd any casy which supports the view of the prisoners’ counset, Let an order red that the prisoners be brought into courton Wednesday, No- vember 15, 1876, at balf-past tep A, Al, and let notice be given to Mr. Blackwell of such order, Matter of Hamilton,—This order appears to be cor- rect, save in the provision that the power of attoruey sballnot be tiled. The order should bo amended in j that particular. oome ¥s. The Mayor, &c,—Motion denied; no costs, See memorandum, Perkins vs. The Mobile and Ohio Ratlroad Com- pany.—The taxation of clerk sustained, Memoran- dum, i Vanderhoet vs Baldwin.—Motion denied, without costs. Memorandum. Summerville vs. Berggoist,—Motion to coofirm re- Portdenied, Memorandum. \ bad Matier of Hoif, Jr.—Prisover discharged. Memo- Frandum. Babbitt vs, Lewis.—I will hear counsel further it desired, but with my present understauding. of the case | am not inclined to grant the application. Mem- orandum. Fowler vs, Trenor et al.—Motion denied, without costs, Memorandum. Sheridan va. Hopkins. —Memorandum., Gudenoge vs, Young.—The bond seems to be in the usual form, and the case in the éth of Hill, as 1 un- derstand !t, does not hold that such bond 1s irregular, The plait is entitled to adenial of motion, without costs. Hoff va. Pentz.—I am inclined to cntertaim an appli- cation for an examination, Memorandum. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst. Heyman vs. iparieger et al.—Further findings of fact signed. Srans, Jr., ve. Boehm ot al. —Findings on judgment for plaintiff signed. SUPERIOR COURT—BSPECIAL TERM. By Chief Justice Curtis, Reyncids vs, Crump et al—Motion that defendants satisty a part of plaitifi’s claim denied, with costs of motion to defendants to abide event of suit. Postley va. shane —Motion denied, with $10 costa, By Judge Speir, King et al. vs. Buckmaster.—Motion denied, without costs to either party. Keiley, &c., va. Dusenbury.—Motion denied, without costs. Hoideman Paper Company vs Glines,—Order remoy- ing cause to United States Circuit Court, Gloggner vs. Berlin. —Order vf reference set aside and cause restored to trial term calendar. Santord vs. Saniord, —Reterence ordered to Hon. John M. Barbour, Wilder vs. De La Vergne.—Findings settled and 8 pms vs. MeReynolas et al. —Demurrer sustained. See memorandum. Agnew vs. Keith (No, 1); same va. same,—References ordered. Evans vs Evang. —The papérs submitted do not au- ‘thorize the Court to grant an order tor the arrest of the defendant. ‘The Hevlth Department vs. Smith et al—Demurror overruled, with cosis, with the usual } nt answer. Heyenbein vs. Halts et al. —Findings Kelly va De La Vergue--Pintiogs aro and signed. SPECIAL TERM, COMMON PLEAS: By Judge Van Brunt. fox vs, Fox.—The demurrer must be sustained. The stulute expressly declares that the Court may declare void the marriage contract when the former husband or Wile of one of the parties was living at the time of the marriage, wand tue marriage with such former bus- baud or wile was therein good. Whide ve, Winford.—The proposed stipulate must bo reduced to writing and submitted, Freedman vs, Golland.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, Lanterbuch va. Tabele.—Motion granted, $10 costs of notion to respondent to abide event of appeal Meader vs, Smayth.—Mowon granted without costs. See memoranduin. Dreyius va Puilps. Motion gr: lars to be jurmiated iu thirty ga; thon: tw abide the event, ‘The. German Bank vs. Patterson ; Rinaldo vs, Baker.— Motions denied, Seymour vs. 0’Connor be uiade in Supreme Court. ed, bili of particu- $10 costs of mo- ‘Motion to consolidate must Brueckel vs BrueckeL—Injunction modified. See | memorandum, Beilesheiin ys, Riss,—Motion granted, unless de- fondant stipulates to try ou first Monday of December. Davis vs. Davis —Motion having alreauy been wade to settle issues in this case, and an order made reler- ring it to Philo 1. Rugyies, this motion mast be denied, Daiy vs. Bonner.—aotion denied, without costs. Werder va. Rosenthal,—Orders ' vacajed, without cost. See memorandum, Solomon vs. Tanenholz—Motion granted, with costs. ; McGrape vs. Rattey.—Seo memorandum on find- ngs. Bischof vs. Schupp.—Disbursements and five per cent upon amount received will be allowed to receiver; Dulance should ve paid o judgment ereditors, Jobst va, Johst.—Divorée granted plainutf, | COMMON PLEAS—EQUITY TERM. By Judge Van Brunt. Gunter vs. Leayeront--Judgment for plaintiff for $4,024 13 and soterest. © Monerief va Smaller.--Ftndtn; signed, The Eleventh Ward Bank vs, Koenler.—See opinion, Buier vs, Hausechildt.—Decree signed. Lowden vs. Morgan.—Motiou granted, with $10 cosis, uuless plainti® put causo on calendar and pay $10 costs of the motion within five days. COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM. By Judges C. P. Daly, J. F. Daly and Van Hoosen. Kosenficll, Jr., vs. Muiler and others, —Judgment aMrmed with costs, Opinion per curiam. Zimmerman vs, Schapport,—Order reversed, with ; $10 coats aua disbursements. Opinion per curiam. Leoabards vs, Beck.—Judgment reversed, Opinion per curiam, ‘The People va. Kurnitzbi & Spero; Samo ve. Marks- | ville and another.—Juagment discharged on terms | Soe opinion per curiam, MAKINE COURT-- CHAMBERS, By Judge MeAdum. H Leslie vs. Hitcheock; Adelaberger va, Crow; Rice | ve Mallahan; Demzak va, Chore of St, Theresa, opine tons ted. Law vs, Canill.—Judgment for plainuff, $700. Walsh vs. Mooney —Judgment for plamtitt, $500. Grube vs Bai Kosenverg vs Campbell. —Mo- tions granted. Usborne vs, Middleton. —-Rocetver appointed. Siausen vs. Martin.—ibe service of the sammons by plainuif is an irregularity for which the service will be wet aside. Herdman vs. Craig.—Complaint dismissed. Curth va. Smith, —Motion granted cuntinuing action against defendant's personal representatives. Wilson va. Maitvy.—-Comimission ordered, Koplick vs, Fleischer.—Arrest vacated. Michaels vs, Fellows. —Attachmnent ordered, Welsh vs, Scbuyler.—Motion granted continuing ac- tion in name ot pantie Jegul representatives, Young vs, Sherman. —Delault opened, Rodlich vs. Barth. —Motion granted, Hoinletu vs, Gebhard, —Order of arrest vacated, Veterinary College vs. Dickie, —Default opened, Movion demed, without costs, Whitney vs Glexson,—Detevdant ined $20 tor con- temipt; tho tine to be paid on or before the 15th inst., and deiendant to suumis to on examination on the 1éin j inst Wright vs, O'Donnell. attachment for contempt to issue Unless defendant appears and submits 10 an cx- amination On the 16th inst. at ten A. M. Woble rs. Roscnbium.—Dofendant discharged from ate rh va Middicton.—James McNulty appointed er, n, v8, Stevens; Leforte vs. Stem; Curth va Sain; Lyons a Feschland; Winter vs. hoo; Sablue va. Magead; Cra & Baucis; MeGee vs, Cole; Koagh va.. MeKeun; Wage er ys. Osborn; Duerhuia vs. re s Neville vs, Hargeons; south rod ges Sawmill y ve. Brady. Orders granted, Pum@oix Ansutunce Company vs. Church.—Commis- blons granted (Iwo ere * Wightmao va, Diese Moen denied, Opinion, | spondent, By Chiet Justice Shea. Crosby vs, MeDermott.—Motion granted so far as to allow cause to be tried; $10 costa, to abide event. Clark vs. Graber,—Motiou fur uew trial denied. MARINE COURT—GENPRAL TERM. By Chief Justice Sheu and Judge MeAdam, Bruce vs. Carter,—Op.nion of the Court by Judge McAdam. —Fiteg COURT OF OXYER AND TERMINER, Before Judge Brady. 4 CONVICTION aNb AN ACQUITTAL, It looked like old times to see the Court of Oyer and Terminer again ip session yesterday, and the court room wore a specially familiar look with Judge Brady hol ou the bench. 1! y was occupied in the trial of two cases, in both of which Diairict Attorney Phelps appeared as prosecutor, Jobo Farrell, who was first Placed on trial, was indicted for lorgery. and the evi- dence being conclusive against him he was found guilty and tenced to State Prisun for three years, John Adams, who turned State's evidenee in the case, got off with a nollie pros, John Conckii of twenty, indicted for an attempted o Dufl, was defended by M Sonu 0. Mott in @ manner that convinced the po ‘of his innocence, and he was acquitted. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1. Before Recorder Hackett, THE FARRELL HOMICIDE, The principal business yesterday before Recorder Hackett was the examination of the jurors summoned to try Jobn Taeffe, charged with killing John Varrell, ou April 16, 1876, at bis house, No, 519 West Twenty- eighth street, during a family quarrel. Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Bell appeared forthe people and ex- Judge Richard Busteed and son and District Attoraey B. W. Downing, of Qu county, for the prisoner When the court adjourned only five jurors had been accepted out of the twelve challenged, The work of obtaining i“ jury wili be resumed at eleven o'clock to-day. story of the case as told at the time of the occurrence was that the deceased, Jobn Farrell, was a well known contractor ta the Tweotieth ward, and lived with his famtly at No, 519 West Twenty-cighth strect, Taefle lived oa tho second floor, with bis wife and five children, The prisoner bad been in Farrell’s employ about fittcen years, but had recently Leen discharged for cause, and then ‘ro-employed. He owed Farrell aboat three months’ rent, und had agreed \o pay au instalment from bis wages each week. On the Saturday night be- fore the killing Taeffe was not satisfied with the deduc- tion maae from his wages. ‘4 inorping he became involved mm a quarrel on the ciatrs of the house with two oi Furreil’s sons. The tather camo to their ussist- ance and separated the men. Afow minutes after, be: tore Jovn Farrell had gone down the stairs tne whole distancé, Taeffe emerged trom the room into which he bad gone, and, as he said, mistaking Jobn Farrell tor one of his sona, fred the shot that entered his side, near the beurt, and killed him, FELONIOUS ASSAULTS, Fravk Fay, an Italian, about twenty yoars old, charged with having stabbed Margaret Beckman with a knife in « house on Forsyth street, on the 7th of last October, was convicted and sentenced to five yearain the State Prison. Francisco Cestarlo, charged with assaulting a fellow Italian with @ paving stone, wad found gulity of felo- Bious assault, Sentence was suspended, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2 Before Judge Sutherland, SENTENCE OF & BURGLAR, Jobn Donnelly, jointly indicted with Bernard Mc- Guire for breaking into the shoe store of Catharine Butzky, No. 53 Avenue C, on the night of September 5, and stealing $43 worth of shoes, was arraigned yes- terduy and pleaded guiity to the charge. He was sent to Sing Sing ior two yeara, FELONIOUS ASSAULT. While Officer Cromio, of the Twenty-third precinct police, was patrolling bis post on Fourth avenue, peur Nineticth street, on the night of October 18, he was assaulted and stabbed by John O'Donnell, who resides in the neighborhood, O’Dcaunell pleaded guilty to the charge and was sent to State Prison for four yours, THEYT OF EARRINGS. " augustas Garcia was arraigued and pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a pair of earrings, valued at $300, from tue rooms of Jules R. Guoiberuat, in the *‘New- port Flats,” on the evening of September 26. He was sent to the Penitentiary for six months. COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY. Suprame Cocat—Cuampgrs—Held by Judge Law- rence.—Nos, 14, 111, 146, 161, 162, 167, 168, 172, 173, 174, 183, 188, 196, 200, 2, 231, 2, ‘4, * 266, 270, 2ty, 309, 312, 313, 825, ‘334, 335, 342, 344, ” 348, "350. SvPREME Covnr—Gexekal eM. —Adjourned until to-morrow. Scrxxiok Court—SpreciaL Cyr gn by Judge Van Vorst. 08, G72, 58, 474, £06, 632, 278, 279, 235, 147, 603, 704, 71, 96, 198, oot, 3M, 4, 315, 350, O87, 420, 421, 739, 306, 403, 405, 410, 426, 432, “term, Part 2—Heia by Judge Barrett.—-Case on—No. 1318. No day caiendar. Part 3--Held by Judge Dono- hue.—Case ou—No, 2243. No day ealendar. ScpwRiok CouRT—GENERAL T&KM,—Adjourned until Monday next Surewion Court—SreciaL Texm—Held by Judgo Speir.—Demurrer—No. 13 lusue of Fact—Nos, 66, 78, 62, 79, 34, 71. ‘Surknion Cocut—Triat Terw— Part 1—Held by Chiet Justice Curtis. —Now 6, 829, 144, 216, 333, 232, 654, 562, B31, 286, 2iy, 214, 264, 281, 322 ‘'Purt 2—Held by Judge Sedgwick. —No ‘oa. 205, 2h9, 803, 340, 341, 622, 2 221, 345, 350, 192, 403, as, ‘BIZ, BIB, 374, 375, 376, 377, 878, 380" 351,382, 383, 384. Comox PLEAS—GENKRAL TrRM—Held by Judges C. P. Daly, Van Hoesen and J. F. Daly.—Nos. 27, 69, 23, 66, 67, 68, 73, 179, 85, ae 89, 90, i 4, ‘7, 34, 10, 79b, 80, SL. 86, 106, 49, 53, 5 CONMON Plas Rhee ‘Term. —No day calendar, ComMox PLRAS—ikiAL TeRa—Part 1—Heid by Judge Robinson.—Now. 814, 878, 863, 556, 9uU6, 799, 329, 005, 974, $02, 060, S01, 343, 907, 59, 96g, S06, 471, Sod, 470, L124, 801, 190, 492, 1073, B38, "S39," 840, 841; $42, 993, 971, 392, |, $27, 453, TEL, 816, S45, Part 2—~ Adjourned {or the term. Marine Court—TriaL Terw—Part vt. —Nos. 5219, sul, 5007, 5009, . 0298, 5297, 5299, a0 5306, 5310, 631, Held by Judge Aiker.—Nos. 4916, 8039, 4087. 4601, 7 4016, 4804, , 4952, 5287, y $290, 4974. Pare $—Held vy Judge Shea.— Id by Judge ‘0s, 8598, 664, 7200, 7944, 8469, 8603, U5, 5924, S472, 4902, 8672, 867%, 4158, TU9, 926, 6913, 2025, 3186. Parté Held by J Age 'Goe} joepp—Nos. S177, oy, 16, 5108, 51i4 4%, 6272, 6278, 5274, GAT 5278, G21, 6283, 6294, 5286. COURT OF GENERAL Sessions—Part 1—Heiad vy Re- corder Hackeit,—I'he People vs. John Tatte, homicide, continued; Syme vs, William Conway and Michuel Cullen, burglary ; same vs. Hyman Goldsteld, grand : dward Donsbea and Walter Requa, Same vs. John Sater and Nath: srand larceny. Part 2— Held by Judge Suther- land.—Tne People vs. Michael Madden, lelonjous as- sault aud bavtery; Same vs. Joba Shotell and Frederick Dorr, burgtary ¢ v3 John Shuteld and August Maier, burglary; Same vs. William Smith, burg- lury;'Same vs Johu Kelly and Edward Leonard, burglary; Same ys James White, — burgtary; Same ve William Farrell, grand larceny; Saawe vs. Charles Werth, graud larceny; Same vs. Kate Dougherty, grand larceny; Same vs, Joho Barn yi me vs. Jacob G, Con: larceny 5 * Jawmes O'Niell, grand larceny; Same vs. John Dofly, grund larceny’; Same va, Jolia Seanton, graud larceny; Same vs. William £, forgery; Same vs, Nicholas Mathews, for- ‘Sime vs, 'Jumes Clark, robbery; Samo vs. Charles McLoughlin, sodomy; Some va” Mime Kal- tenbenzer, Bila Kautman and Sophia Kaltenbeizer, ab- duction, % COURT OF APPEALS. Aunasy, N. Y¥., Now. 13, 1876 ‘The following business was (transacted tm the Court of Appeais to day :— No. L. The People vs. Christopher. Stricken from the caleudar, tbe delendant being dead, No. 2 Meyers vs, The People. —Dismiased No. % The by gh va. Prati, —Passed, Nos. 4,5 and 6, Lawrence vs, Lindsay.—Postponed to the 20th inst. No, 7. The Bistore of Charity vs. Kelley.—AMrmed by default on motion of James A. Deering tor re- No, §. Embury vs, Sheldon.—Postponed to Decem- ber 6. CALENDAR, ‘The following 1s the Court of Appeals day calendar for Tuesday, November: 14, 1876:—Noa, 10, 14, 14, 17, 20, 21, 23 and 26, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. ‘Wastisatox, Nov, 13, 1876. In the Supreme Court of the United States, to-day, the following decisions were roudered :— No. 82 Lovejoy vs, Spofford and Devitt—Error to the Circuit Court for Minoesota.—Iu this case it is beld that to discharge a member of alirm from the clap of one who bas Bo dealing wil i prior be its dissolution, but who knew of its exiat- and who were its members, it Is not Seesssary that either actual noti or pabiie notiee im a& newspaper be shown, but only thas ine notice of dissolution was 80 generally communicated to tue busivews inen of the Vicinity as to ve likely to come to ine Knowledge of ail, aud a judgment bused on itv charge the jury that ft sueb nowce was e jury were at liverty to toler knowledge 1s reversed. Mr. Justice Huat delivered the upinion, No. 48, Claflin ve. Ho hy nesigneo 1 dank Error to the Supre Court of New York,— ase the Courtaiicm a judgment recovered against the plainufl in error by the assignee in bank- ruptey in the State Coart lor the amount of a juag- ment obsaied by him against baukrapts four months prive to the commencement of proceedings in bank- ruptey, holding that an assignee in bankruptcy wader the act of 1867, as it stood before the revision, had rever LT Ow eT NOR TN Aw sau Choe eS Scpreme Cou xt —Cincvit—Part 1— Adjourned for the 9 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENT». » ve er (or tae THEATRE ~~ LD Lessee aud Manager. BEASEN ‘slixkiwoud Director. | Pro -Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK HIRD MONTH OP Mr AM. PALMER - or Last Thi LaAsT TIMER OF LasT TimMES OF Bawa Written expres for tly ‘Theatre by Mr. JOHN A, MACK. AMORET -BABA ‘ontinaed tin Miles, ELIZABETA and UELENE MENZELL- The most artistic premieres essolutas ever soon in (his rt Mr. BENSEN SHERWOOD'S MARVELLOUS TRANSFORMATIONS, THE SHIP CHANGE, THR TWO OKPHANS. LAST TIMES OF LAST TIMES OF Last TIMES OF MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, will be pro- duced for the first tim Messre. Nas aud Belot's powertul Drama, in five eta entitled 2 £ ie ures DLA A MoRRIS. Miss SARAH JEWETT, THE THREE GROTTOS, MARIE, Witeins, Miss ’BIJOU HBEOM, mss THE CRUMBLING PALACE, Hovis Se eeres MISS MABEL LEONA MK. THB enaupsay BALLS TS IN THE WOR: L, Mit. J. H. STODDART and M D, due MAX MA ETZEK'S SWERT MUSIC. PA ie in uppeat DEVERNA’S ARTISTIC PROPERTIES. aes will be presented with entirely new and beaut! RICHEST COSTUMES, ful scenery from the brash of Mr. HICH HARD MARSTON, OLLIEST a abamlieg SCENERY, wh new farnitur d upvointments and with new musie Mr, TISSINUTON THE BRST ENTERTAINMENT IN THR CITY. Box office open from 8A. M. to 10 P. M., where seats may de secared one rin in advance. A’ "sale of seats for ai resentation of MISS MULTON will gommence ot SSDAY MORNING next at 8 BDAY at = CURE Kany i Lkows Minsterts Song oh an world. famed Comedian THE TERN OR ASR, SiNermui 4 Te (MPLE, OWEN Great Hit. CHOW HL Matinee Y and TUESDAY oy Offenbach’s CHING Chow tia bans Adin N SHIN Opera Bouffe. | CHING CHOW HI. Day. W DNERDAY nad THURS DA Via bor, Territic Highs of the Wer! td ‘LOX a the PRLDAY and BATCRDAY in OUR BOY. DOM! BEAUTIFUL, IMPORTED coir DRESSES. 40 Artists, “IMPERIAL JA. 40 Artiste. _Next week, J.T. RAYMOND as CoLoNRL SELLERS. How uthco open daity from? A, M. to 10 P. 3 ONY PASTOR'S NEW THRATRE, 7 ys a stip “GRAND MATINEE To Day. 4 odo ¥ cer —— ee. Oo OL YY ST o> o OL vy c M ¢ EN THOMPSON, re) ob xX RO A | MecuLLovau 000 LLLL ¥ coc sid asey. | con wa. SINS EE Mi Fab [MINNIE PARRELE ADMISSI ‘one Be SEWED K. y E} WILSON. NTINEES, ib, 23, 90°C f GUS WILLIAMS. ia GANGEKO'S ROYAL JAPS. Geechee Tobe — —— r 3 | gat Rplan's areata rer. eTtiTON Al RICHMOND bISTERS. ) | WALTER GALB. JAP: Tho beautiful and costing character songstress, D JSAP: LU DREUMAY. 4 Jap: PE GREAT ¥. JARS. splaaoins Shbertatn TAPS. AUPUOXNES VAUDEVILLE, JARS THE CAWTHO! jie one JARS —- MASTER UBRBERT AND BURLESQUs. — JAPS. The wonderful PERFORMI ae LIFE ON THE FRON- BUHUOLCRAPT AND SPECIALTY, TIER, GILDAY AND GINIVEN. The (nueresting drama. entition LOCAL SONGS. ELROANT cc SHLA WHITCO! ACSPROIAL Dramatic COMPANY: shies Ru PERB_ MU ays ‘GCRGEOUS CO} eae] PHORTY WIN 4 ROBERT HELLER, ROBURT HELLE, Sak AEROS THE WORLD FAMED R MISS PRIMROSE. | PRESTIDIGITATEUR, AND HUMORIST, beluments entitled Wit! present the first of s sories of on! MELLE WOND YARKETT & PALM at this entiraty remodelled nail eorgcorated theatre, on WEDN KHSDAY, EVENING, November ‘115, wich will bo repeat RE EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Tos’ mest sotoanaing, owersanay st. the: alasieenth EBR.. Lossees and Managers ent is the FOURTEENTH WEEK OF LORD yontet ha dy had pinety- sen tations, and on nday Be tsi se ins been PERFORMED CONSECUTIVE verest tricks over attempted.” FIRST APPEARANCE TX AMERICA OF and before delighted, enormous andienee: gating MISS HELLER, TWO WENDRED AND. SEVENTY SIX who wil! make her debut in the famous phenomenal won- HOUSANDS dor eutitied bs SUPERNATURAL VISIO! PEOPLE. Prieos of ad:alssi Reserved Urebextra Chairs, $1. ‘The powerful east of the play includ Balcony Reserved Seats, 75 conte. Family Cirele, 50 Mr, FC. BANGS... conte, Amphithoutr edd, 25 ce ARRDAN AT ALS JUS Es BOOTH of the moat charming f tacle'ts THE NEW GRAND ITALIAN BALLET, AGLE THEATRE, AGLE THEATRE, aes and Bad's, tures of ihe wondorfel spec: ‘MUCH LESS THAN the briitiant dancing corps including Mile. MALV INA BAR. TOLET Premiere danseuse assoluta, from the Grand pera, Parts, And Signor MASCAGNO, of the San Carlo, ar, Jost HART, plat earefully chosen and newly costumed Par aooaee | $y NEXT PRIDAY EVENING, November 17, BENEFIT MODERN SCHOOL, of Mr. FC. BANGS, upon whieh ‘aceasion be will huve the a OURNT NE in. | hon. nie Fappeaniug tt tor the pinety-seventh consecutive time WILD. RICHMOND, GRAND BURLESQUE on Dae notice wil Bo given of the return of M RAD a —_ elie td RETT, who will appear as KING EL sau ime rst time in this th ai vivon lor th PORT (who is EVERY BVENING AT 9. yet made in the United stuses for a Shakesperian repro: | BU! a EVER egal uitation, SARDANAPALG pees — or iene Was pike Le _ WALLACK ....Proprictor T, BAKNUM'S PT. BARNUM'S jr. Wailuek is grutitied to apnounee the Ki 4 » omed NEW AND. GREATEST SHOW ON BARTH, the cminent Dramaties and Comedian who GiRMgti's “UaEDe pre: ton with the comedy FORBIDDEN FAULT a rilltant prelude to his ‘appeurance as GRANDS ‘aTINER KVER' RPT E RNOON, TWO ERUIBITIONS. DAILY, MENAG: RIE, MUSEUM AND Olkous, OBSERVE THE TALENT: Re-engagemont of Miss JENNI“ W. TINHO 0 nate NOS great Beaaiien i lor, tu his cetebrated lrish Dram: THE SHAUGHRAUN. i bein: is FORBIDDEN F Ms alter which new Drama, entitled ‘ALL FOR DE BURG. LA ‘ . So0% i COOK, UMON AND, = sail performe “Pou eee thage’ Suri GAFFNEY AND. x OTHERS. THE SHALOH * the MERE east, including Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Mr. THE TATTOOED GREEK NOBLEMAN. de UE. Mr. HARRY AK a! DMIRAL DOT. Nott, « . STEVENSON, Mr. E. HOLLAND, eee Sy ir. RONAND. Mr. PECK. niN eae Admission, 50 gente: children under nine years, 25 cents; PON Miss DYAS, Mine. "BAK Min JOSEP Mr BLAISDELL, GE ND OPERA HOUSE. 8Tl AV. AND 23D ST. POOLE & Di NNELLY. se+s:--+- Lessoos and Munugers HOUSE CROWDED TO "THE DOORS. HOUSK Chow DED TO THE DOORS, HUNDREDS TORNED AWAY. HUNDREDS 1URNED AWAY. ery | There jecens of the yeur, ar nt ayost Price 7 in ie Wen ae UNCLE TOM'S CAUIN iN . 1 DUR 4 i reat ginger yt aha Was, REALISTIC’ PLANFATION SCENE. SLAVIN’S GEURGIA JUBILEE SINGER: ue AND MA thetaxp 1x 1873 200 Genie Southern Colored Fotks IRELAND A8 IT Was sty ats Evouings, 8 o'clock. Matinee ¥ t.at2 PM. | Mrs, ¢, HOw, wa i erence corte AH EKATRE COMIQUE, 14 BROADWAY. , INDAY HARRIGAN AND HART.. ae Proprietors. onMoKirs ‘owcnits BVERY. VSUXDAY EVES! M. W, HANLEY axer. pownay Ti GRAND HITT HARRIGAN ‘oud WARE iward” arr BUSPALO. BILL B BYLANnY, ‘tion. Win, F. Cody), comic drama, Gk Ri '¥, DAR! ALLIE DRA BILLY BARRY, is bic SANDS. RDAH HICH wo ND, hay, GAR TRIE Kaward Uarrigan’s new port 3 Ars CALLED IN, DARBY AND LANTY. BY AND LANTY. ts music by Dave Brabam.* Weduesday and Saturduy Matinoos, Say FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | OPERA HOUSE, N FRANUISCO MINSTRELS } Broadway and 29ch st. "sa FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. |The Minstrel Palace. in kis at woe Dram. wily OUT Of THE PLAINS. Preceded Cc ‘tuo farce of PUOK Bee PARISIAN VARIEIIES, | WINK” YO ARISIAN VARIETIES, | BEDROOM THouuLits, Itith st, and Broadway, MATINEE ae DAY AT 2. EVERY! BY, SPICY AND PIQUANT, motional sketches, Sparkling comedy, sedexsional Taroes, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, |The Miustrel Palace. | exhilarating songs, bewitehing da tien, te Creme dy Ja Crome ot Minstrel humorous bagatelles, brilliant specialties, elegant vaiietie: musical moreeaux, ke, Every evening at 8 and at the Matinee, Tuesday, Thuteday sa: aad Saturday at 2. Sido Splitting Jones, > —— Glorious -ingine. Comic Dances. Brilinae Received wth GEORGE ATKINS. x. D. GoopINa, oN sery ighe eal PROP. pohataion EDWARD geod ARVEY COLLINS, SPENCER. ORBY WESTON, ME HALL HALL. ‘ | MISS ALICE GERARD, entertainment fn America HORACE WE: StU. AR ‘comb will appear at Feny Pastor's Nukineo to-day Cra ((ouPxBta OPERA House, MISS BLANCHE eit a corner of Greenwie! 1d 12th st. HOUSES © ODED. “to. “Te DOORS. First week of the GRAND DUCHESS, also YOUNG LA. DIES’ PASTIME At Li und PAKIS BY NiGHT; or the GAYETI an entire mew sensation troupe of star artists, ackiiuw! profession, very evening at 8, Matinees Tn | days and Saturdays at 2. | fFWE ONLY MATINEES GIVEN IN NEW YORK THAT Tony Pestor'a. No free list Every: | to-day. “OP MADILLE sogetuer with Variet: yw fiest class ¢ head of tho jays, Thars- | body pays. _srore. Debut in n Ametion of Mmo. ANNETTE EsslPory, [UESDAY) EVENING, NOVSMB SPRINWAY HALL. | THIS on which v C SOOTKTY, eee hoy SCHMELZ y (Wed, FRIDAT RVENING. SATURDAY at 2 0' Asunixsion, $1; Reserved Seats, $2. Music Store aud St i ATi AVENUE THEATRE. “LIVE” must pecitively be. withdrawn after the MATI- use on AAT UBDAY, next, The fifiieth performance oc- DNESDAY EVENING. Om SATURDAY ‘ eat Mr. DALY will produce, in eluborate com- ibancmpecre'e beilliant eomedy of AS You ROSALIND OKLAN DO we ILL CLOSE SATURDAY AY EVENING, AMERICAN IN! NSTITUTE, Miss Jeffreys Lawis.ns lin Miss Xyd. Cowell..as.Au Miss Mary Nunes..as.. Phabe waoveone AMF. Hardenve: ‘Adan *BUs Sikki NOW OF i C HARMONIN NEXT ie all right Are you com- —BAL FRANOAIS “DE <Thureday. at Irving Hall, SIXTRENTH BAVTIST “euch ace WIGKERIXG WALL. J6th st., near Sth a NBSDAY BV Lada ~\apesoigd 15, 1876. | Young Feepe’ Averetation, Course, Reautn FRED K DUUGLA taal 1 CLARK oe Frobisher). | satre and Mr. Morti- Bune ot. EMnde Men.’ WEDNESDAY piss NG, Revember 16, 08 8 P.M LO cents. ts. To be obtained at Blame’s inusic store, atthe Hall. ING TRLBGRAM. A ry hintic suece: : iE MALLE MYT EH i Strange, sartiing. cundin , MEMMA LION: wr Sarvelsof Imvisivity: Hentiess Hedies, Stncing Henan ADVERTISING, 20 GENTS PER LINE. nee iD ¥. | ADVERTISING, 20 CENTS PER LINK. PINGS | ADVERTISING, 10 CENTS PER LINE. CLA! 20 matchless modelee Don’t fail to | te le Olio of Novelties by ty artists. Kvewiog spect: ut, bool 9 Tassday, 'Tbursday and Saturday: at 2 dit AND Casey, THE # Matines today at 2 aRuvl % ROOMS, Tae ND goth LpERRLCRORUAN ne 1ituTATNMAENT. —Willlam E. Hall, a, being duly Oty and county of New. York, 9s busines i 7 manager of the i ys that the ixsae of Novomber ¥, was LL ain at Tony Past were printed and eireulated. Sworn to before me this 10th day uf November, 1876, JOHN TOWRSEND, Notary Publte, ADVERTISING, 20, © CRNTA PER LIME. averaut, DAILY Cher ON, feet COPIRS. Api KRING, LINE, BRILLIANT 1 a. couMuNcING at grelock, AVERAGE af tint vine a oP PIES. | a te AVERAUE Dalle OIC Sor COPIES, ARRELE TN HER AT. Tee BeAUTIFUL MINNIB F. Ny pean tractive onvertalninent at Tony Pa . bi dn SOCIETY SOCIALES" EVERY | WEDNESDAY voning, Masonic Hall, cast 13th st, Admission, 908, bicgons pie Caen, ck 00, Managers Matinee to-day. “ Bd ay ot talent In the eity, PE, ia, Opera Boalen 20 Eaten: A Partotatmes Saturday Matinee, 15 15 conte, Grand nite only 25 cents. BROT. if TON ¥ PASTORS eat re. ating to-dag. snaure L ACHTRVENE: i Niw Will THE RIFLE apples off oneh other's ales. ‘ort Mare. will per- | 388 SERIES, BOCQUET gr wosIG. Send your or PUR BENNETIS IN THE aoe DESCRIPTIVE urea L) and Protenn Enterteiument a TUNY PASTOR'S Mati- eee) and — | Ming ofthe Kibeteopen' Gk Wanner rel et and AL PRANGAIS DE L'HARMONIP, THURSDAY, No. Joule intent Weleees ot Serwass tevlased Proinber 10—Flekets aid private boxes for vale ab O85 Miva Eon JENNIE ot ate IN CHARMING WONGS AT TONY PASTON'S Matinee to-day, -AMIBNS | AMUSEMENTS. HE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARION, " BROADWAY AND 35TH ST, OPEN DAILY FROM YA. M. TILL 10 P.M GREAT JaPaNESé CURIOSITY. THE “KINGIYO,” OR TRIPLE-TAILED FISH, AMERICAN ANGLER! WHITE BASSt LIVING WHITE WHALE! SEALS AND “SEA HORSBS! CRYSTAL WATER ANT MOTION. THOUSANDS OF OTHER CURIOSITIER MARVELS OF MARINE LIFE. ELEGANT PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING (Sundays exceptedy Sate eee Done ALTER G Souge ut TO: V LE AS 2B ¥ PASTOR'S Matin INE. by 20 GE CENTS PER LI ING CENTS PER LIN City and county business manager of Tharsday, were printéd and clreulated. Sworn to before me this 1Uth day of November, 1878, JOUN TOWNSEND, Notary Pubiie. i obey me sot Corres, VLA © KLINE, ADV _ AVERAUE. DAILY ADVERTISING, 20 b L L. AVERAGE DAILY SULATION, 81,301 COPIER, Oink Philadelvhia Petra y ‘ta. esis ae Par Fah aloction of Childres, we FFOOLOGICAL GARDE fyadelphia,—Open dairy. beasts, birds and revtiles. ‘Aduitesion, 20. IRALFY'S ALHAMBRA PALACE, (he fashionable resort of Fofiadel say overeat’ BROTHEN: ‘ ROUND TH Secured sents two weeks in a Te E GREAT SIEGE oF PARIS . -EXHIBITION DAILY, FROM 8 A. M. to 10 Aue Oy Fae PHILADELPHIA MAEN EXPOSITION BUILDING. N NATIONAL THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA, FHS BLACK CROOK, with the PIERLESS MOKLACCHL ‘The grande jertainment in the city y REUTZBERG'S GREAT EUROPE. and Historical Muscum, 729 Chestuut st. Philadeiphtu. The greatest and most co or oxbibited In America, Open datiy. HILADEL butt MUSEUM, omit ANP Seca s sis. UNCLE COMB as Topsy, Vhe "Matices Tk FW ORPHANS. KG PIANVUFORTES, OMGANS, ae NT. U RIOT, SQUARE “AND also for sule and rent, © ber of flo WM KNABE €€0.. N FOR SALE, A MAGNI einway Vianofurte fur $200; mproved seule, Thy vetuve yor PI 0; hus guarantes and bill of nale Musle Cublut, cost Blu; box, for hippie at private residence 2d FINE oe Piast GLaas PIANO. ale prices, on eusy and rea Prcorner 2d a 4 2h thorough ordet tor mints ent, of OWE Own TAVE PIANOS, AL- aL. tote ee oie RLKOGANT STOCK PIANOS NOW OFFERED HAnSiG RE 8 Wurervoma, 389 Bleecker st. ; low prices; PURCHASE a 9 aes sae 00 0 the materia “PRIVATE VAMILY, NO. 47 WEST ar Lim Y ents: rented 1 sell, thelr do und Steinway 7ly oebave Pianos font mith ot st, INGS & wetter o 7% octave Chickering upright Plano, cost ox for shipping. Ri STOCK OF ‘anos, $125 upward; ront 0, UPRIGH Ba hi AND 8QU TARE PE doable reed Orzan, 26 Bast 14th st. B (RGAINS.—7 OCTAVE PIA: want ense, three mouidings, $1 Gouble reed organ, $80, GORKDU POR SALE A AY A SACRIFICE 1F OH ALE Ams rommeod Plano, nearly aw; al provements, 155 Wost 4 fNE SCHMIDT & SCHMIDT ROREWOOD PIAM ve sold thix day, wt 12 o'clock, at the salesroom Tus YorNsoN, Giest BARGAINS #808, "13 raat 14th ote Ie NREAT BARGAINS.—BEAUTIFUL PARLOR GRAND Pixno, carved legs, $125; Instal> PEEK & SON, 23 Clinton place, 8th & BAC wre and worighe warerooms Hiitiens-anasd Bb thie fow pecond hand Vlanos, almost new, of our own muke, gu hand. ANUS—GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT; O8 ans, with chinses of Bells, at extraordinary low ‘pricat for cash, ou or to rent wotil ‘paid for, af WATERS & ONS 1 Bust i4th st. u V TANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH A FIRS’ large sized upright Pinuo, second band, but wot ovet two years old. Address, stating description and price, W. WuNDERHILE, ay. ‘ —POWE $290. Pianos, Factory, 163 Ble roadway. UNITED STATES gfianofortes: East 2 'd st. MUSICA... ie {CN EDOCATED LADY, “OF PRACTICAL EXPE rience. au accomplished’ yucalist, receives puplis toy ores und vocal culture; $10 per’ quarter: rek 3s. CHANTEUSE, Post office box 4,97 NTLEMAN (GREAT EXPERIENOE) GIVES instructign, plane, organ, harp aad harmony; pupll residence; $10 quarter; best rete TEACHER, vox He ~~ FREN Oi ability, winhos an en cai Address Herald Uptown Brunch office, without menns Instracted and rapidly Assisted to ployment, Address enter OF ERA, a Wasteo—a FIRST CLASS | eres ane Catholie churct in Brookiya. Apply Thu o'clock, wt 117 Warren st.. Brooklyn, INSTRUCTION, ENGED CLASSICAL AND Ma’ To age. . who graduated with the hi 8 for colle ‘Awe ‘Atneric: LADY WHO HAS MUCH EXP ing wor . pal ayment for fawily, Hiving below Both st, give im 4 in any branches usually taught by # finishing gover ‘ "Auarese iG, kd Maat UNUSUALLY COMMANDING BROADWAY operty, wae a0. 40 oF 8 teak front. by 110 fant: f iliow and rebuild with bands st referenges yiven and required. 4b grammatically wud com teaching Gi ites in0re pt i, 110 Kast trex inore pupils; $2) m quarrel me, ine comand om 3 for private, 1 Apply By 7 Vetter ate HIVATE ObASa FOR YOUNG vacancies in gluse taught by # competent I8dy tn Apply, by leteer, to Row. Dr. TYNG, SUPERIOR TEACHER WiLL KXCHANGE INSTRUG- Scion for Board in refined family; Emglish, French, GLATLA’DOUULAB, Clty Post olfive, fs EDMONDS REC S3E8 poeision, de Papelling, readin indergarten department V ANTED—THOROUGH iW INSTRUCTION IN FRB BENCH, by an interesting weache highsst rolerences. jing, composition, $0 quarterly; PAINE, 63 Bow r ’ = DANCHNG, ACADEME. & rou ‘A CSAUSE'S DANCING) ACADEM Aux So Wess 33d, 114 geri "Paiva LESSONS any ae ast 1 ay bupwontay, pa removed to No. G81 St! Of pupils, For parties )Acadte ma: wf a4 OW eniiiren'e et Disnesti eaat Pa tages for rena ou wad adul