The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1877, Page 12

THE COURTS. Judicial Interpretation of Vagrancy as Applying to Street Beggars. TENDERNESS TO “TINY TIM.” Penalty of Feminine Rashness in Signing Legal Papers. ENSURE. RETENTION OF MILITARY FINES. a ‘The story of the little cripple Frank Hallers, chris- bened in the courts fing Tim” from his striking re- semblance to the well kuown character of this name so Braphically delmeated by Dickens, has already been fully published in the Hxra.p. Crippied in hands and Jeet, compelling him to walk on all fours, he was an object of pity, and seeing bis bent and diminutive fig- Ure ashe sat couchanton the curbstone in front of Trinity Church excited general sympathy in bis bo- half, and many were the fractional stamps and vickels dropped into bis outstretebed and mutely pleading palm, One day a policeman, discerning in this a viola- ion of the Vagrant act, bore bim away im triumph to & police court, whereupon Justice Kilbreth ordered bim to be sent to Randalls Island, there to be kept and cared for ti!l he was twenty-one yours of age. His father, who had served as a voldicr th the Union army during the war of the rebellion, aud bis mother, whose natural feelings were deeply Stirred at thus being deprived of her son, sought at bnee to bave hitn restored to them. A writof certiorar! wax obtained for this purpose by Mr, W. F. Howo, Aud the caso argued at considerable length beford Judge Davie, in Supreme Court, Chatobers, Mr. Red- held appearing in opposition. Judge Davis gave bis decisiun in the case yesterday, writing quite a lengthy opinion, after reciting the {ucts of the case, and cit- ing various statutes in regard to vagrancy, he con- cludes bis opinion us tollows:— there Is uothing in either of these statutes that nec- essarily requires proot ot spoken words to constitute Legging for alms or soliciting charity, although such words might 1p many instances be the best evidence ‘of the offence, charity i# the offence condemned by the law in what- ever form ‘hut act may be committed, and in many in- #tances words are fur less effective to accomplish the end than simple acts, The deat and dumb man, real or pretended, who stands with a placard on the breast tnd with extended hat or hand, 1s a sohettor of charity ts completely ag though he spoke to the passers-by. And so is every one whose diseasud or crippled condition j ippealy to sympathy if be places bimself in a vosition to altruct attention or passes along she street cailing attention by sign, act or look to bis unbappy condition, and receives trom those who observe bim the charity he is obvi- ously secking. Indeed, the class of silent beggars who exhibit detormities, wounds or injuries, Wuich tell plamer than words their necay and helpless condition, ure the most successiul of solicitors tor charity; aud eepecialiy ig this so when the object of alms 1s a young fud heipiees cuild. The intention of the law ig Lot 10 Punish such cuildren, but to protect und provide lor Ueir necessities with’ tender care, and it would be a Great mistake to Lold that the statute does not include kuch as, by reason of their appalling mistortunes, need do nothing but silently attract atieation to them- xelyes to receive gifts of churity, unasked for iu words, but really solicited by tar more touching " appeals. ‘The poor toy in this case, while creeping through the throng of people on Broadway and Wall etreet, and raising bis hands to receive their ulms, wus uecomplishing the purpose of begging ina mode fur more clfective than to Lave sat out to every passer-by tor char- evidence was not sufficient to justify his being taken Into custody and committed io the public charities of the city, The magistrate was right In finding that he wus within the provisions of the statute, {is crippled condition brought hin within the exception ot the statute of 1875, * * * aud it was proper to place | him in the custody of the Comtmissioners of Charities | and Correction, in the present condition of the papers the Court can do »othing else than to remand tim, without prejudice to any further proceeding, upon a proper return {o the writ of habeas corpus, or further proceeding by certiorari, ‘The Court thi proper, however, to suggest that his custody be re- Hored by the Cominigsioners (who are clothed with ‘ull digeretion) io his parent=, who seem anxious Lo foceive him, witb suituble admonition that, W they suffer him to be again iound bogging tn the “street he Will be arrested and permauently placed ina charitable (nstitation.”” DE EDING AWAY PROPERTY. fary Cronogue’ was the owaer of valuable property on Forty-lourth street, estimated to be worth some $35,000. She says that Bridget Quinn und her husband tuduced her to make an absolute deed of the property to them by falsely representing that it was merely a power of attorney to enable them to set aside a mort. gage on the place, Mrs. Cronogue bas now commenced # suit in tue Court of Common Pieas to bave bet aside, as being fraudaient and vi The tril ot the case was beguu yesterday betore Judge Van Hoesen, holding Special Term of Ue court. Mr. Ro L, Fowler appeared for the plantill and Mr. Southworth tor the detendants The piuintill says that the deed was made without consideration; that the defendants, at the time of its execution, borrowed $6 of her in order to nuke a nominal consideration for the transfer, and immediately thereatter returned the $5 to her, She Blutes further that the deed was never acknowledged, ad that she bad no Wea what she was signing at the , DUL Supposed 1t (o be only a power ot attorney. ‘The detendanis, on the ry, aver that the jransaction was periectiy | 3 that the plaintiff, who was desirous of kes the property in we ‘unily, gave it to them asa iree ana voluntary gift. The trial bids fur to be ap interesting one, aud will loubuess develop some extruorainary tacts, DISPOSITION OF MILITIA FINE In Jane, 1875, a court martial for the trial of delin- quents was ordered for the Eleventh regiment and Emil Freund was appoited marshal for tho court. Various fines were imposed upon several memvers of the regiment, and such fines, to the amount of $108, were collected by Freund, who negiected to pay t@.tamount to the City Chamberlain for the benefit of the regiment, as required by the Military Code Colonel! Unbekant, of the Eleventh regiment, thereupon obiuned an alternative — maudatus m tue Court of Common Pieas requiring Freand to show cause why hd should not be ordered to pay the sum £0 culiected, Which motion wus argued before Judge Lurremore. Mr. Charies Goldzi appeared for the regiment and asked for a peremptory mandamus, on the ground that tho Military Code provided for no other remedy, und that the president of the court inartial could not dn time Of peace enforce bis mandates and was obliged to apply to a court of record tor that purpose, Mr. Jacob Suetel, tor the responcent Freund, in opposition contended thut this cour: would not enforce the proc- es Of @ military court, and that the Military Code pro- vided tora penalty im case of the misconduct of the marshal, Judge Larremore at the close of the argu- ment granted the petition for & peremptory manda- mus, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Judge Freedman, yesterday, dented a motion to per- potuate the testimony of George T, Bradvery in the uit of James FE. Byrn vs. Mary Mulligan, In the old suit of Samuel W. Torrey against the Grant Locomotive works, the (ull particulars of which have already been published, Judge Freedman, yester- flay, granted an order staying proceedings until the return of a commission for the examination of wit- nesves in St. Petersburg, Russia, Judge Westbrook, holding Supreme Court, Circuit, Part 3, adjourned his court yesterday on account of ‘the death of the wife of tis brother, Judge J. F. Daly, yestorday, uppotnted a recetver of the property of the Wakefield Karth Closet Compaoy @t the suit of Kiwabeth Wilkeneon, who has a judg- nent against the company. The cuxe of Julius Kiffurd va. Rodolphe, the billiard. ist, baving been amicably wettled, Mr. Hdward K. Ja- cobs, the receiver appointed by Judge McAdam, wus yesterday released trons er charge, Awrit of habeas corpus was granted yesterday by | Judge Lawrence in the cuse of James Lynob, commit ted upon « charge of being implicated in a boml- | cide, The writ was made returnable to-day in Su- preme Court, Chambers, Mr, 8. Bitz, a grandson of Signor Biite, was lett by the Laver $3,000, the interest un the sum to be paid him antit be ts twenty-five years uf age, when he ts to reatize the principal. He petitioned the Court to have Uis inotner, Sire, Julia N, Stevens, appointed as his guardian, and Judge Lawrence yesterday granted the petition. Judge Luwrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, yeu Jerday refused to grant an application for tue discharge ot Juius &, Kelter, a witne: present detained in | She House of Detontion to testity against the parties who deirauded the Union Trust Company of $64,000 by Forged bonds, ‘ne suit brought by Mary Bischof against Philip Buuer tor dumages jor alleged breach of promise ot marriage, the full details of which have already been iven in the Henato, set down tor trial beiure Judge Burrett, was yesterday adjourned till next Tuesday, owing to the absence of ap inportant witnes Henry W. Hubbel bas brought suits against the Commercial Mutual Insurance Company and the Orient Mutual Insurance Company upon policies of insurance ranted on the cargo of the British ship Stewart Wort- fy, lost 1n 1867, plication was made yesterday to jon to London, Kengland, for the examipution of coru witnesses, The com. The act of begging alius or soliciting | i deed | NEW YORK HERALD, sired testimony was obtained within thirty days the case should then be tried. ‘The suit brought oo da Roaman against George King to recover $10,000 damages for injurics sustained through bis cu! beiug ren into and yp; Hee by a car- riage T the defendant while driving in tral Park, and which bas been on trial for several days belore Judge Barrett, terminated yesterday in a verdict tor '$(00 for the plaintiff. The jury wore out tweaty-three hours before they could agree upon a verdict. A motion on behalf of the Attorney General ‘for j leave to amend the compiatut in the suit of the poses againat the Twenty-third Street Railroad avd of street railroads, by setting up that the consent of the stockholders of the ileecker Street Raiiroad was not obtained to the sub-lease made to the Christopher and ‘Yeuth Street Railroad Company, was argued siderable length yesterday, in apreme Court, Cham- bera, before Judge Lawrence. ‘The court took the bag the tri tho United States pig Messrs. Boyd & Hill the prosecution proceeded sh the case yester- day, on argument by Mr. Roger M, Sherman thas the prosecution had now succeeded ip presenting sullicient proof of the bos pissy to deiraud the government und the agency of the defendants therein. General Burnett replied in a lengthy argument, demonstrating frou: his standpoint the utter failure of the prosecu- tion to prove either conspiracy or agency, Belore rul- tng on the point the court adjours the Connolly contested will case was agnia up yes. terday before Surrogate Culviu, Charles &. Connolly, & son-in-law ol the deceased, and who is a legates under the will o the amount of $1,000, wi stand, His testimony was mainly & 8 previous evidence as to the ulleged 1 cies of the decedeut previous to is death, stil on. in Supreme Court, General ‘Term, there was a lengthy argument yesterday in the eurt brought by Henry M. Bradhuret against Mary A. Towssend, bein, ‘An action te recover two bunds and mortgages, assigne: by Honry Nicoll to the defendants, who were execu- tors of the late Isuac Townsend, The gu: me ap on m an order at the Special Term overruling er of the plamtilf to the counter claim set ln the answer, Mury Francis Henrictta Delafield, tho ouly abe of the late Henry Deiticld and principal Jogutee under bis will, was paid by tho exceutors ans trustece 0! the estate $700 4 monty fora maintenance until December 15, 1875. 1t was thought by some of the éxecntors and trustees that this was too largo a sum, and they being anable to agreo upon the amount to be paid to ber she petitioned the Court to have tbe amount fixed. Judge Lawrence yesterday granted an order fixing her allowance at $300 a mouth. Papers were submitted yesterday to tho Supremo Court, General Term, on the order t0 ahow causo why Oo Moyer should not be disbarred. yer is charged vy Mrs. Margaret Weinhold with iopeapeanse of $4,068 10, given him to pay & mortgage aga interest upon her, awelling, No, 28 Oliver street, Ae deniea any such misappropriation, but claims that the mort. gage Was assigned to a third party with full knowledge ‘Of the lacta of the case. The Court took beg vag Sarah Bernsteiu gays that on the 5th of July, 1876, #he arrived im this city irom Europe, with her bag- gage, aud was landed at Castle Garden; that her goods | were placed on storage there until she shonid call tor them. The building took tire on the 9th of July and her baggage was destroyed, She says the fire was the result of negligence, aud further that she is informed that the Commissioners of Kmigration bad the baggage of the immigrants insured and that the amountor uc tain share of the Joss bad been paid vy the insurance companjes. Sho says that the value of her goods was $285, for which ehe claims judgment, There being no anuwer to the compiaint, Judge Larremore yesterday nt the case to u referee to assess the damuges, ‘Thore was brought to trial yesterday betore Judge Barrett a suit instituted by J, Douglas Brown against Willham Deeker, to recover upon an old judgment roll of twenty years’ standing. ‘The plainuff’ claimed that the Rochester Bank assigned bim all its es, includ- ing this judgment, and gave as a reason for not bring- ing the Fuit sooner the supposition that the defendant wus impecunious, In answer st was set up that there was want of proof of assignment of the judgment as claimed, Alter the trial bad progressed for a while a juror was withdrawn, thus compelling a new trial upon amended pleadings In June, 1872, Dr, Alexander Mott was driving down Fourth avenue, and when uewr Eighteenth street was run into and ‘iis wagon overturned by um ice wagon belongivg to the Cousumers’ Ice Company. The Doctor has brought surt for $10,000 damages against the com- pany, alleging in bis complaint that he was thrown to the Kround so violently tat be sustained serious in- tornal injuries of a permanent character, and Was con- Hued to bed ten weeks; that the injuries were caused by tho carelessness of the driver of the wagon, and that bis practice was worth $100 aday. The answer is ageucral demal, fhe trial of the case was begun yes- terday before Judge Kobinson in the Court of Common Pleas. In the suitofthe Emma Silver Mining Company against Trevor W. Park wad others the exainination of | Withesees Jor the uetence was yesterday continued, Professor Silliman was again on the staad jollowing up his detailed statement of his connection with the ibe, and his report thercon, as already given in part the previous reports of the proceedings trom tho depositions of witness and oral testimony. Tho further hearing of tho case was adjourned till this morning. Yhe jury einpanelled to determine whether the Commerciat Advertiser building is uusale or not, and to specity in What particular, if auy, the building 1s 1n- secure or dangerous, rendered a Verdict yesterday be- toro Judge Robinson, in the Court o: Common Pleas, ‘'rhey find that the beams of the basement or first floor above the cellar are rotten, und that the lintels in the Lop siory, on the southwest corner of the building, are insecure. They aigo find that, in order to remedy these defects, new beams should be put ia in place of the rot- ten ones, and the lintels eo the southwest corner should be properly secured, DECISIONS, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERB, by Juage Lawrence, Hubbell vs, The Commercial Mutual Insurance Com- pany; Hubvell vs, Orient Mutual - Insurance Com- here seems to have beeu inuch delay in this but in view of the vagao statement 1m the plain- 1s atidavie that all the papers and records con- ected with the transactions and with the lors of the Stuart Huntiey, &e.,are iu this city and readily within the defeudant’s reach, without auy statement being made as to where such records, &c,, are, 1 am inelmed to allow the commission to tssue, with a’stay of thirty days. The order will be granted’ on the condition that upon the expiration of thirty days no further stay sual! be asked of applied for. Cushing vs. The Mayor, &—If there is any statute | which prohibit the retereuce of this case, 1 desire the deieadant’s counsel to refer ine to 1t; 1f not, what ob- jection dovs the defendant’s counsel urge against | ‘granung the motion? Mctrath vs. Giebel.—Motion denied, without costs. Memorandum, Campbell va. Hegeman.—In this case I understood on the urgument that the plaintif’s counsel was to hand in further points. ‘The points on the part of the coun- sel representing the movion have been furnisned, I desire to know Whether the plaintiffs counse! mtends mit any further poiuts or whether the case 16 to med us Submitted upon the papers already pre- sented to the Court, Lamb vs. MeKinley.-—I cannot grant the allowauces asked for. as they exceed five per cent of the value of the property. Jenkins va, Jenkins. —I am unwilling to grant the decree asked for until more sutisiuctory evidence of the identity of the defendant and of the person served is turnisbed, i Brown va. Levridge,—Until the referee has made-his report tbe fund reterred to ih the petition should not be interiered with, As neither objects to the {ces of the referee beiug paid, an order to that effect will be entered, Fosdick vs, Delafeld.—In this case the Code restricts to aliowance to tive per cent upon the annual meome a3 ub annual allowance to the infant out of such income ig “the subject matter luyolved.”” i have adjusted the allowances i accordance with these views. ‘Thompson vs. Thompson.—The deerce asked for can- not ve greated, It is vased solely upon the testimony ol the plaintiff, and by him the offence 1s proven, Un- der (he act of 1847, the plainuif was competent to prove the fact of the marriage (2 laws 1867, p. 22, 21). Case is sent buck to the referee tor further proots. Gillan vs, Mittnacht—The ailidavits being conflict- ing, @ reference is ordered to take proois ay to the ser- vice of the order on Jacob Mittnacht, and ulso as to bis interference with the receiver im the collection of uch reference will proceed on two days’ uotice day to day until concluded, Moses Ely, Kaq., 1g uppolnted referee. Bent vs. Gardner; Jones ve. Foy; Dowd va Fein- meyor; Savarese vs. Sevarese,—Granted, By Judge Barrett, St. John vs, Maxiin Gas Machine Company.-—Motion to continue injunction denied and temporary tnjunc- ton diasoived with $10 custs to abide the event. SUPERIOR COURT--SPECIAL TERM, By Judi e Freedmap. Babcock vs, Bonnell, ae ston ordered, Byrne ve. Mulliyan,-Ordor vacated, -Memornidam, Yorry va. The Grant Locomotive W orks. —Memoran- dum. ’ sy nern- ‘The case is tte vs, Rauh.—Order denying motiou, with $10 couts, Bartholomew vs. etal; Cochrane Clapp va The Meu gravied, Cummings et al; Hiner va, Brown pollan National Bauk.—Orders COMMON PLEAKR-CHAM BERS, By Judge Larremage. Brown, &c., vs. Hartn Mowyon granted, Khow 8 Witthaus; Robieon va. The Peonayivanta Raiiroud Compaty ; Rickeords vs, Roreubaum ; F va. Fromm et ai, ; Bernstein vs, The Commtssioavrs of Emigration, and tho matter of Schuyler, sou & Co.— Applications granted. By Judge J. F. Daly. Wilkinson vs. The Waketicht Barth Close Com- pany.—Order for receiver gruuted, By Judge Robinson, Robert King #8. Catharroc King, ~- Decree tor divorce on sup ported testimony Of the paramour denied, with leave ou ailidavit showing further proofs wutia thirty days to apply for leave to have case reierred back tor | further evidence, See opinion, j Scott vs, Cannon.—Order of reference to ¥, W. Low granted unless deteadant in three duys alter service of copy of order, to be entered herein, to serve a supulu- tion admitting the correctness of ail the cast disburse- ments churged im the bill of particulars, in which case retefonce is denied. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge MeAdam, Simon va Mooney.—Motion for commission granted, but application for xtay denied, Hobbard vs, Bruckel; Manhattan Gaslight Company vs. Vercelli; Marsvail vs Sea Clit Grove; Carion va Williums; Jacobson vs. Cocnran; Israel vs. Gins- bur Soo Inidorsoment on papers. ; Puster vs. Koebler,—Com- Letfingwell v Plaints dismissed | Same ‘ys. Joba Dounelly, p Lee ve Jacob,—Motion denied; stay vacated, , Croker vs. Paykeo; Beck v8, Day,—Delanits noted, mmission Wasaranted on tho stipulation that if the de Von Troutiue Vm Golusmitl.—Ihe vrouly show that | the plaintiff is a bond fide holder of the note withous for vaiue beiore maturity, 1t 16 useless to open . default iota taken under such circamstances, et om ‘8. Lighthall —The affidavit is not accor: ing wrth rule; motion granted, $10 costs to abide even! Knoedler vs. Shine.—Proceedings dismissed, Blackwell vs, Hawley.—P, McCabe appointed re- ceiver, Frazier va. Roeed.—A new undertaking required, Tine v4 Atwater; Downey va. Morange; Victor vs Paign; Fowler va Butler; Bowman vs. Carter; Cud- man va. Sutton; Mublken vs, Kaufman; Baractt 7 Rice; Kempt ve. Holland. —urders gvanieds GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1. Before Judge Sutherland. RECKIVING STOLEN GOODS, William ODay was arraigned at the bar by Assistant District Attorney Bell, charged with receiving stolen goods, Tho uccused carried on the business of # junk dealer at No, 541 Washington street, and it was alleg on the part of the prosecution that on the 6th of De- comber, 1875, six cases of umbrella silk, valued at $7,000, were stolen trom the steamship Adriatic and transferred to tbe porsession of who, iti claimed, purchased the proj from the thieves—Mirhael Clancy, Robert ards Michael Shanahan, or 3 been brought to trial The accused, who is defended by Mr. Spencer, is now ga trial, The hearing of the case will occupy probably soveral days, many witnesses having to be examined ag to the iden tification of the property In question, STGALING COYPER, John Carrigan, of No. 32 Laight street, on the 8th bag of coflee from the premises No, 81 y street. He pleaded guilly, aud was.sent to the Btate Prison for clghtoen mouths, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2% Belore Judge Sutherland, BENEFIT OF A DOUBT. Morris Willroy, a colored boy, was arraigned on the charge of stealing a gold watch and chain from the residence of Mra, Gertrude Allen, of No 358 West ‘Twenty-ninth street, on the night of the 10th inay The lady Lad gone to the theatre, leaving bor maid and child in the bouge, The maid, wo was also colored, went out und on ber return sbe was accompanied by the prisover, who proceeded into the pazior, ‘The prop- erty was lying on the mantelpiece. It was attorward missing, and the prisoner being suspected was arrested @t the suggestion of the maid, The accused, who was defended by Mr. KE. E. Price, was pot examined in bis own bebal!, aud the jury, ving im the mmsuficieucy Of the evidence, acquitted him, CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENCES, An old man named Howard Pearsall was arraigned by Assistant District Attorney Herring charged with having obtained money by Ialxe pretences, On the 23d of September, 1874, the accused, who lived at No, 330 West Thirty-third street, tendered to Frederick Schwarhauseu, of No, 229 Hudson street, a check for $45 in payment of some window shau receiving $17 in change, check was drawn on the Nationai Park Bank and signed by one William Wilson and indorsed bv the accused. The check proved to be worthless, Wilson never having had any aceount im the bank. In bis defence Pearsall said Wilson had given him the check in payment of adebt und had since gune to Eu. rope, He was tound guilty and remanded, DISCHARGED. Edward Cahill was arralgped upon a chargo of felent- ous assault and battery, alleged to have been com- mitted on tho 14th day of last June. The complainant not appearing, and the good character ot the accused having bocn proved by his present employer, Mr. Brewster, on motion of Mr, W. PF, Kintzing the accused was discharged, A MERCIFUL SENTENCE, James Sinnott, a respectable looking man, was Placed at the bar charged with petit larceny, upon tho complaint of Margaret Stoan, who charged that upon the Sth day of last July, by trick and device, he stole a five dollar bil) from ber, He pleaded guilty, and his Gunsel, Mr. Kintzing, asked @ lenient sentence, He was sentenced to the City Prison for ten days, PLEAS AND SENTENCES. Jumes Saxon, a gailmaker, of No, 74 Madison street, pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing from the steamer Chesapeake, lying at pier 38 East Rive: clock, barometer and other property, valued at $47. He pleaded guilty and was sent to the State Prisou for two years. Joremiah Stanton, of No. 163 Downing street, pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing atwo dollar pill {rom the pocket of Lucy F. Osborne, No. 114 Mav« dougal street, He was sentenced to one year’s impris- onment, Maurice Cabill, of No. 304 First avenue, snatched a gold chain aud seal trom John D, Davidson, of No, 86 Morton street, oo the 26th of February, The prisoner ‘War sent to the State Prison for two years, A burglar broke tuto the dwelling of Joseph Bleis- tee, No. 636 East Thirteenth street, and carried off je elry and clothing Valued at $102, The prisover, who Was identified as James Dempsey, of No. 27 Kast Hous- ton street, pleaded guilty, and was sent to the Stute Prison tor tour years. James Wilson, of No, 46 York street, pleaded guilty to the charge of broaking into the premises of James Robertson, No. 108 Delancey street, and stealing prop- erty valued at $8. He wus sent to the Stato Prison for two years and six month COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, Scrxems Court—Cuampers—Held by Judge Law- rence. —Nos. 66, 162, 170, 172, 205, 268, 203, 813, 314, 315, 318, 323, 324, 325, 329. The assessment caléndar will also be called, Scrrems Covet—Geserat Term—Hela vy Judges Davis, Brady ana Danicla,—Nos. 143, 65, 69, 70, 112, 122, 124, 139, 77, 85,4 118, 68, 101, 67, 63, 60; 98, ‘Lu. Sureeme Court—Srrciah ‘Teet.—Held b Judge Van Brunt —Nos, 87, 82, 62, 86, 05, 46, 150, Kos 205, 149, 88, 383, 152, 156,'164, 160, 160,"167, 168; 109) 171) 17, 173, 174, 175, 176, Svrrvmk Court—Cincorr—Part 1—Held by Judge No 777, 002g, 2849, 2803, 200d, 8007, 30UY, 3785, 1553, 3679, 1963, 3175, 8205, 3: , 2719, 8085, 3103, 3217, , 2085, 2079, sles, Barret 2018, 1 2761, 27d, Part 2 Hela by Judge Donohue.—Nos. 164, 1742, 1944, 1060, 1928, 1341, 2404, 3582, 1612, 500, 1073, 2006, 980, 961, 1902, "1908, 1si, 2088, 2004, 2008, 2102, 216d, 1864, 1970, 1872," 1042, 1972, 1642, 1462, 2108, 2218, 2220, 2120, 2104, 3—tielu by Judge Westbrook. bij, 1879, 1 19, 958, 2089, 2129, 3, 4021, 2775, 2659, 509, ‘4623, 4624, ov, 1611, 1493, i177, 8000, aSul. RIOK COURT—GENERAL TeKM, —Aailjourned sine 2786, 1064, 2024, Svrexiok Court—Srectat Ters,—Held by Judgo Freedman,—Nos, 6, 12, 13, 29, 47, 24, 26, 32, 45. Surewiok Court—ThiaL ‘Tk —Vart 1—Heid by Judge Van Vorst.—Nos, $78, 440, 435, 401, 442, 877, 456, 395, 482, 244, 971, 972, 620, 1177, 156, 572, 5: 748, 314, , 1104, 1138, 633, 645, 866, 8 —Adjourned tor the term. Common VPiras—kquity Term—Held by Judge Van Parts 2 and Hoesen. —-Nos. 6, 1, 13, 25, 29, 8, 17, 18. Demurrers— Nus. Land 4. Consmon VLKAS—GuvKkaL Trem—Held by Chief Jus tice’ CG. P. Daly, Judges Larremore and J. F, Daly— Nos. , 18, , 20, 35, BO, 41, 43, 44, 45, 47, 49, 60, 61, 63, d7¢. 57d, 71, 129. ComMoy Pixds—Teiat Teea—Part 1—Held by Judge Rovinsou.—Nos, 1342, 1223, 262, 892, 1103, 355, i209, 966, 715, 1105, Party 2 and ’—Adjourned tor the torm. Manne Couns--Triat Term—Part 1— Hold by Judge Sinnott. —Nos. 3157, 8872, 4883, 6719, 8440, 4903, 6Os1, 4084, 3651, 5419, 7001, 5766, u252, 0179, 2700, Part 2 Held py Judge Goepp.—Nos. 4973, 5863, 4032, 5024, 6520, 5948, 6049, 6813, 5710, 9100, 1788, 6447, 7717, 4562, 7520, 6121, 5525, 5239, 7645, 9584, 4043, 4061, 6053, 602, 5188, 5836. Part 3—Iield vy Chret Justice shea, — Now, 2046, K6us, 7703, 7772, 7009, 7601, 4631, 8855, 7204, 7816, 7609, $039, 5797, 9047. CouKT Ov GkXERAL Skssions—Part 1--Held by Judge Sutherland,—The People va William O'Day, graud me vs. Ferdinand Anton, telon: ame vs. Martin Fair and George Sinith, © vs Joho Still and Patrick Cautsky, 8. Frano Holbert, gi vi evs. Wilttum H. MeCarthy, grand lureeny ; Sate vs. Fanny Curtis, grand larceny; Samo vs, Theoiel Deaor, yrand larceny; Same ys. Rdwin Lioyd, grand larceny; Same va Joseph W. Bray, grand larceny; Sume vs. Walter Taylor, grand laroeny; Same vs Thomas H, Jarvis, forgery; Same vs, Kartholomew Lynch and Joseph “MéDuoaid, receiving stolen | goods; Sane va Jobu Beckvr, petit tareeny ; | it larcony; Same vs. lary; Sam Alexander Miller, petit ny; Same vs James Murphy, pout larceny; Same ' vs. p larceny; Sate vs, Jammer ye Part d—leld by Judge The People va. Thomas L. Birod (continued), perjury ; Same vs. Wilitam Reilly, felouious assault’ and battery; Same ys Jota O'Connell, felonious assault and ‘battery; Same vs. Dennis Gavin, felonious assault and battery. BROOKLYN POLICE CLUBBING. ‘Tho attention of Judge Notlaon, in the Brooklyn City Lourt, wae occupied yesterday afternoon in the trial of weuit brought by Thomas Connelly against Police Oificer Charles McCue, of the Fifth precinct police, and Haugh and Join Riely, to recover $1,000 da:naxes for an assault cominitted upon him df October 81, 1876, ut bis reasdence, corner of Filth street and North Filth street, B.D. The plainun het! that the oflicer and the Rielys knocked bim down Md beat him on the head’ with a club They also kicked him about the body with tuner heavy boots. They then ragged him = outs on the sidewalk, whero they ienewed the orutal axsault, aud when he was aidost unconscious irom the terrible beating be received they wok him to the sta- on house, Connelly extibiied to the jury the torn and blood-stained clothing Which he bad on at that time, Mrs, Julia Connelly, wile of the complain- ing witness, testified iu corrovoration = of her husband's account of the assault, say- ing that after he was drazged out of the house “iho place looked like a slaughter house,’ she asked tho policeman not to kill fim, and he suid be was “bound to knock his brains oat.’ after the outrage, witness — tastified, band threw) up. blood, the ib attendance upon him anid Yor a week huss officer, in his answer to the Aa eomainuanes tant: ting a public disturbance, und it was is duty as an officer to quell it, When he undertook to do so Connelly assaulted bim and he was compelled to use bis cluv, The case was not concluded, VALENTINE “COMMITTED. The examivation in the caso of Edward Valentine, who Was arrested on a charge of committing an out- rage upon Mary and Fanny Mace, bis sisters-in-law, was concluded before Justiee Semler, in the Sixth Dis- beng Court, Brooklyn, yesterday. Both girls testified him aud be wad held to await the action of tho Grand Jury. RESIORED TO HER FATHER. Frances A. Bunn, a young miss of sixteen summers, ‘Was brought before the Brooklyn City Court, Judge McCue, yesterday, in response to a writ of habeas corpus issued against William Chambers on petition of the father of the girl, John W. Bunn. Frances left hor home about a week ago, alleged, at the suggestion of Mr. Married to her aupt, went to live with tamily named Hollingsworth, in Rondont, N.Y. Th tothe writ denied that the d y control over her whatever, sellor bron counsel for Mr. Bunn, offered to traverse and prove the contrary, but Jud k the child into private room and questioned her. He then allowed her to return to her father and di- rected her in future to obey her parents, He torbade avy interference, with the child by her relatives, and promised to keep an eye over the futuro treatment of the girl. She left the court room with ber father, utter bidding a teartu! goodby to her aunt, Mrs Chambers, UNITED SLATES SUPREME COURT. Wasyixoron, March 14, 1877. In the Sapreme Court of the United States, Wednes- day, March 14, 1877, on motion of Mr. D. D. Lord, Mr. D. D. Duncan, of St, Louis was admitted to practice as ap attorney and couusellor of this court, On motion of Mats H. Carpenter, E, W, Keyes, of Madison, Wis., Was admitted to practice ag an attorney and counsellor of this court. No. 110 The United States, appellants, vs, John Young, trasteo, &c.—The arguments of mutions in this cause was Spotted by Mr. W. W. Mactarland tn Support of the Motion for certioruri and in opposition to the motion to dismiss, The Court declived to hear further argument on the motions, No, 893. The Armstrong Heater Manufacturing Com. pany et al., appellants, vs. The Stillwell & Bierce Man- ufacturing Company.—On motion of Mr. Mutt H. Carpenter. ta bebolt of counsel, the judgment of the 23d October last, docketng und dismissing the case, war rescinded and annulled, and leave grantod to docket the caso on payment of costs, No, 685. Charles F, Morrill, plaintiff in error, vs, Tho State of Wisconsin,—This case was submitted on printed argument by Mr, J. P. C. Cottrell, of counsel for the plaintiff mn error, sey 965. Ihe People of the State of New York, ex ‘The Gallatin National Bunk, plaintiffs 1u error, vs. The Commissioners of Taxes und Assessments of the city of New York.—This cause was argued by Mr. D. D. Lord, of counsel tor plaintiffs in error, and by Mr. Hugh L. Cole for the defendants in error. Adjourned until to-morrow, says that the SEVEN STAB WOUNDS, THE,MEN WHO KILLED FRANCIS REILLY COM- MITTED BY CORONER ELLINGER, An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Ellinger on the body of Francis J, Reilly, who died from injuries Teceived on the 4th of March, Dr. Cushman's tosti- mony showed that death was caused by meningitis, due to violence, Seven stab wounds were found upon the body, but none of them hid penetrated far cnough to be of themselves necessarily fatal, Frank R. Newman, M. D., of No, 296 East Broad- way, who attended the deceased, found him feverish, with a pulse high, and administered a dose of bromide of potash, after which he did not seo Reilly til after bis death, James McDonald, of No, 91 Pitt stroct, an associate of the murdered man, stated that ho had been drink- ing with Reilly on the night of the stabbing at a saloon corner of Lewis and Stanton streets; later on he had beard that Reilly had been taken to the station house and went there with his brother Edward; they found Francis there and ail three proceeded to Stauton and Cannon strects, wnere they were met by Daley and a gang with whom Reilly became embroiled; tn the scuttle he was stabbed and otherwise maltreated, Officer Rooney stated that be heard the noise of a scufile in Goerck street, and on hurrying to tho place ight or pine men ran away; be saw Reilly there, who told him that all of the gang had attacked him; he took him to the station house, where a wound be had on tus forehead was dressed by the doorman; a short time after this another scufile occurred on the corner of Stanton and Lewis streets, in which Reilly was stabbed, but the officer thought not seriously ine jured. A WITNESS TO THE MURDER, William Kopp, of No, 320 Stunton street, testified as follows:—I keep a veer saloon and have known the de- ceased, Fruncis J. Reilly, tor about tour yeurs; on Murch’4, about one A. M., I board there was fighting going on; I closed up the satoon and went up staira and looked out of the windo jt was a moonlight nigbt, and I could distinguish “features; I saw tho crowd had a man down; the parties were Mickey McCormick, Dunicls or *‘Crab,” James Lynch and ; Lhere recognize the m no had Frank Reilly ; there was a man named Dougherty, who is roseit; ho had a stick; Lynch had a stone in his aud; Officer Rooney came along and threw his club at them} some ot them haliooed ‘Cheese 1! and they’ all, ran away; Ly! threw away tho stone; when thoy all dispersed 1 saw that the man who was down was Frank Reilly; two men, with the officer, took Reilly away ; as soon as they left the gang returned and I hoard said, ‘Did pot I slash him good?” Lynch said, Did you see me bit bun with a Dig stone?’ Thad seen Lynch hit Frapk Reilly with the stone; 1 saw Dougherty strike bim with a stick sev. e8; Daley and McCormick had knives in their hands they looked like pocket knives; | saw them uso these knives on Reilly; all this tok about a quarter of au hour; when I first saw them Reilly was down on the ground; 1 cannot say why the men attacked the deceased, Coroner Ellinger after this charged the jury, who re- turned in a few minutes with the verdict that Francis J. Reilly came to his death by meningitis, trom inju- ries inflicted at the hands of John Daley, Francis McCormick, John Daniels and James Dougherty, on the corner of Lewis und Stantou strects, on March 4. Ib accordanco with the verdict the parties named ‘were committed to the Tomba. ANTED TO PURCHASE. Wiiith—s st StANE kD MILLINERY SHOWCASE * bounets, ress, stating price, which must be low, &o. sOunston, Broadway wnd 22d st. W ANIED-TWO OR THREK GOOD RPETS; will pay In instalments or ylvo @ room. SECURITY, Herald Uptown office, aaa WATCHES, JEWELRY, & AT 77 BCKECKER ST. NEAR BROADWAY. NEY uivanced gn Diamonds, Watches. Jowelty.. ke. “also Puwnbroker's Tickets bouglit of Diamonds, Watches, dc. 77 Bloeeker st. PAIR OF FIVE GARAY DIAMONDS, PERV EOTION of shape and cat, and sold very lo 1 fine second Land Watches and a Watches at less than wholesale prices. 150 Bowery, corner Broome st. M ONKY ON DIAMONDS, FURS, &C. AV Watches, Jewelry, | ilverwure, seal Sac Tek, fe bought, and, sold buck wt x #0, 0. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 Ke JH JOUNSTON, very small _ BURNITURE. SRIFICK, AN ELEG. BLACK WALN i wad Dreowing Guse #190, lowent ‘also Carpets and Shades 22034 West 52d st, IR SALE, AT PRIVATE RESLUBNCE, 120 WEST dot, near Oth wv. Parlor Suits, 14 pleegs, coverod in cust’ $1,000, for $250; ono j $1205, Turkish suits, crep and hnircloth “Suits, $56 ;'inlaid and gilt k walnut Bedstends, Drews emus, Wash bale dnd speiny Dining F Bullet, Chairs, B.—An clo- nm Steluway & Pianotorto. ant Windsor, $40C T PRIVATE SALR—BNTING y, niture, chasers; satin is, $30; Hon HOUSEHOLD FUR. . complete furnished, in its to sait ‘Arior Suit, 14 plecos, cost $800, tor $10; elaborate Cham jomplete. #0; N, th--Stoinway Plano, $200, ship farniture, GgomcEs CLARKE. 747 BROADWAY,—ELEGANT x Parlor Bods, &c., on libsral torms of ment. CST STOCK AND LOWES? PRICES VOR FUR. uivare, and Carpets for cash or liberal terms of payment ERTHWALT'S, 155 wod 157 Cuathaw #6. ; 15 largo Sorarooms. NTULY PAYM fet Pareigars. out, Heddiny. BaUass #4 stock aud lowest prices. N18, corner Hudson and Broome sts. DENTISTRY. a a UM, “84° Fillings, NEW YORK bh Yeti aud 7m, Keuube NTA listed, 1851. DE ALBERT KIMBALL, 945 6TH AV. NEAR 21ST bd Partiul, $4; guid fillings, 82; ple aera 1 Kiast 52d st. Dik AND MME GRINDLE. ico No. 142 West #Mih at., bot: =DR AND Mau, “MILTON, AS oa No. 47 Wont 1 first door trom Sth ay, tESIDENCE AND STELLA, between 7th and 8th ave, OLD BSTAML siieD <i, MARY VAN BUSKINK, A. 163 Kast Sid at, betwoon Lexington and id aves 1 adele Discs MAURIORAWS ov ty ate M* & MO MAURIOK AU. rity gies sbeaidoncs Na 202 Bast 56th st., near id av, POR 80 YEARS 129 | Pia vi hily carved leg ne MAL BAYER THURSDAY, MARCH 15, _ 1877. —TRIPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION, Aves Nal Pegg THIS ‘tran MORNING. brown EID) 4-4 | NOTH AND OTH AVS., NITURE, WORKS OF ABI, Y WALAUT. CHAMBER Sera, AY. Fy OCTAVE PIANOPOLTE, OK BAY iG ae ante ol PIANO. LORS PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM ‘sures, richly carved rosewood and waluat frames, covered iu crimson, tan and old brocade, satin and cotelaine; Turkish and Sp. nel ounges, Kasy Chairs, marquotry and Console fables, rosewood Eta; Mirrors, 4 Mante! Mir day Clocks, Musica! Box *, Fine selection imported bronze Statuary. One puir French bronze 2 Cupids, One putt Carsar and 10 pate Milton ‘The Four Seasous, te. 28 pairs of other desirable Figures, Ft Valuable uil Paintings. ib BEDROOM. Wee ANT fee, "SonsistiNa of elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets, iniuid and silt Bede Dressing Cases, Bureau ‘hifuniers, Washstands, le ‘and double Bedsteads, 33° tine hair anit spring Mat: uther Pillows, Blunkets, Toilet Sets, rep and plush marble top Tables, Chairs, Rockers. NING FURNITURE—viz.. two Exto nch walnut Siseboard, iT Outlery, &e. : Kitchen Puraitu Brussols aud inyrain Carpet N. B.—Take Sixth ienced men to or Broadway cai mek, ship or remove goods, city OF HOBLKT'C. CASHIN, Auctioneer. — UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFIC ENT HOUSEHOLD Farniture property of J.D. Pai tone tatd THIS PPhGentay) MOBNING, wencing at 10 o'clock, t five story brown stone mansion whee , hear dth av, tes, one a Steinway & Son, and’ Windsor upright, eost, $700 nnd S100 niffeont rosewood Etagerer, lace Curtais i brocatel abinets, Jardinieres, Bro F Suits, in bluek walnut ; Di baie Mattresses, Carp Paintings, &e,; Char Bodstends, spr tng Cruse! Lounges, LORE PIZGkRALD, Auctionoer. N. B. - Goods packed and slipped, elty or Depa la UNIQUE AND SUPERB lection of PAINTINGS belonging to she well known connoissenr, MK, CHARL L, FROST, of this cit NOW ON EXHLt ‘at the KURTZ GALLERY, No, @ uae oid at., Madison ‘squat ‘Tho entire collec he wold at au WEDNESDAY 480" Mat UDA & March, t 8 o'clock, AT ANSUCIATION WALL, 2a The gallery will be open from 0 o'clock A. M. till 10 o'clock |. to time of sale, DANIEL A S ATHEWS, Auctiones No, 174 5th AS ae Salo The Evans Association Hall, at balt-pasi GH, Collection. a ls ren o'clock. R. SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer. *,* Tho Paintings wi!l be on exhibition at the Academy of Dewen until three P.M. each day of sale, Weduesday and hursday, 14th and 15th, J NSON, IONGER, old stand 37 Nassau st. THIS DAY, aT i o'CcLOCK, wt our Galesroom, ! 87 Nassau at., NUATION OF THE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUENITURE. Ingrain Carpets, fino Bedding and Mattresses, pe together with @ nice assortment of NEW FURNITURE, PARLOR and BEDROOM SUITS. in estate. with «largo SETTING. DESKS, airs, high Stool CHAIRS, c. Artin. AUCTIO. AUCTION. Continuation bale, THIS (Thursday) MORNING, ecmmencing at Jock, nt private residence between 7th and Sth avs, jorte nod & superb upright, both sutin, coteline and rep Parlor Curtains, Brontes, Clocks, Centre, side-aad Ornaments, ¢e.; claboraiy Bedroom Sets, Beustoads. Dressing Cases, Washstands, Bureaus, Mattres: ses, Pillows, Bolsters, Blankets Bookexses, Writing Dexks, Library Tables, Oil Paintinus, Eta Dining Room Farniture—Exiension Knives, a3, ) fills DAY AS CLOCK, D ae OC shen’ STORK i AY, BETWEEN vf AND 10TH AL vost, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. STORE TO 1. A THON . Ae Peremptory ‘wo Houses and Lots, 43 Grand and Broome near 3d ay, > Wooster st., between 90100 feet; Hous fps atine renting property; . 188 Broadway, arch 15, 1877, Fixtures of SALES AT aut ERs a BONS A VerOSEeE MPORTANT SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, FANCY GOODS, JAPANESE WOODS, SILVERWARE, &C., ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 15 AND 16, COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK EACH DAY, BY ORDER OF MESSKS, STRASSBERGER & CO, AT THEIR STORE, 1,199 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 2arit_AND 20H STS, osTonnle 201 he cediatrrboes comers ta pends usinoss, and guaranteed of ti quality, manatactured expressly tor first class trade, ERIZBERG BROTHE! AUCTIONEERS. WILL DS bitrate 10% es 53 Bleecker Sh cutive Sie tures of Kestaurant and Barroom Anny pee oy contain af ones Freneb Ranges, O: pag ob. e Boller. wa wi Mirrors, marl Chas Pues Crenstia,, Giameaty He sari ions, Chan deliafs mol save be. Buyers tovi [eon ane. 7 SUaytwE “ME: VERTISING ONLY 200. ALIN! 1 Sr The eifeuiosion ot the Lecuias Telegtaar for the week ding Saturday, Manvel 10, 17, r re nding Saturday, Mare was ws tollows:— ending OU EISING ONLY 200. A LINE Monday.‘ A honing VERE ‘usolag, Haak Cae ADV ERIDAY Wednesday, Murch aby! VERTISING ONL¥ Thursday, March ‘ADV BRTISING’ “ONLY Friday, Mareh ; ADY, biceistsid “ONLY ES Saturday, Mareh 10.” ADVERT 8. WEINBERGER, AUCT y (Ruraday) Maral 15, 10. arb ‘ab it, tio Furniture, Dry Goods, Clothing and digo, No resorvo,” Dealers invited, JSAAC WoOLK AU this day, at 10:80 0° stock contained in sul sisting of Counters, §) verplated Showcases, tures, Stoves, Ofiae Desks, 5 Household Furniture, Bedding, Carpets: alvo general assortment of Faney Goods and other mereaundia Buyers and dealort IONKER, 15° ABINGDON Household Furniture this ir story brown stone private tween %&h and 10th ays., to ng of superb 7 octave Fiano, russels, moquet Hesidonee S460 We be perom ptorily rosewood and wal other Onrpets: 2 other Mantel Orouments, valuable old Ol! Palutings: about 40 Engravings, walnut Chamber Suita, curled ty Spring: Mattrosson, several feather Bods, all the Bed Olathe ing Dining itvom Furni Machine, Hall Furni Milver, China, Crockery, Furniture, &e. Dealers invite House'to let. vill ght att tion to the sal f Furniture at private &e, am baw urine Prompt, rel persous of ste: ing character and integrity. LI8SNER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 19% solls 10 o'clock, 283 Bleecker st,, Contents TOREPH SHONGOOD. AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS oJ duy, 103g o'clock, 576 Oth av., Stock, ‘Fixtures, Tools te ators, iatota’ Dealers invited t, SELLS TO-DAY AT rockery, Tinware at 483 [BS FLANL TONE! e ir o aloe ansort Furniture, M ORES W WILKINS, AU Household Pui E. H. LUDLOW & CO. CO. will sell at auction on FRIDAY, March 10, at 11 o'clock, at No. 610 6th av., nohr ith st, an assortment of House. hold Furuitu naisting of black walnut Parlor Suits, binck walnut Hediteads, Hureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Sofas, eee mrs, ir ir Muttrenson, Carpets, &c . AU curoR’s Mat ‘of House ‘nd Jeon No; y Went 14th at. * i bul, W & CO. Ya I at auction on THURSDAY, March 15, 1877, at 12 o'clock, ut the Exchange sal 111 Brendway (Trinity Butane New York, Estate of Elizabeth Cost Wost 14th st —The four story eh nioop, basement and anbecellar bro Houso and. Lot, 25.6x70x108 tect, known as No. 2 hats, «wit ‘pathy wall on each sido. Fifty per cent can rematn of bond and mortgage. ists CHAKLES IH, COSTER, Executor. ticulurs apply at the auctioneers’ ut Broadway’ Trinity Bullding, New York. Sule by order of James Warron, Trusstec. Fast oth st. The Lone of the Lot, with the Tour ators high Stoop brick dwelting: lot feat, and twonto tension, known as No 12,3 {sloused from the Salt BALE. J. 5 popes AUOTIONEE it 11 o'clock, at corner S| Jontents of the well known dstends, Furniture, room. JAMES H. M ORTGAG! rill wel ea Waal &c.; also the Fixtur REILLY, Attorney for Mortgugee. AWNBKOKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, DP cisoeen will sell at 50 New Bowery. 500 lotw Dronsol Bhawls, remuanta Table Linen, Underelothing, Sheet 0. The sale will tnke place on {he premises at 11 o'clock A. Torms cash before delivery. + WM. TOPPING & C0, Patties vhureh ‘ste AL srrixe shuns OF FURNITURE, HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER (inte Heury H. Leeds & Minor, established 1847), Art Gallery HS Hroadw WILL, AS CUSTOMARY THe Past THIRTY ViAiN Attend personally to’ sales of household furnivure at private residences, FURNITURE SALE, A. BARKER & CO., 47 AND 49 LIBBRTY sT., solis at auction ov Friday. March 16, excellent Furniture of every description commencing at 11 0’ 1. BA uctione: One: jabinet k vor ARGE HOUSEHOLD RD sale, this (Thursday) morning, at 11 o'clock sharp, nt the brown stone mansion 51 Wert’ 24th st., between Bro way and 6th av.. near Fifth Avenue Hote Houseb old Furs ra ‘arlur Suits, in satin, brocade, reps and 1s, Ingrain Car pets: rich laine; two grand square rosewood Pianofortes, Curti Mirrors, ins, Bedstends, Bureuns, Drossing Cas droves, hair and pring Mattrossos, Bed- rary Furnitur ds, Extension Furnitare, mit fail to t= FRIDAY NEXT, MAROH 16, AT Metropolitan Salesrooms, 4th a: ext Auction sale of new and sveond hand handsome Parlor and Cham Nori, M P Suits, Bedstends. Bu ¥ marble top and E Parlor Derka, Redding, Crockery, Glassware, & ove is worthy the uttention of housekeepers and dealers, who ure invited to examine same to-day and get cntalognes, . Di ,, Auctioneer. GEORGE UCTION ARTISTIC BRONZE TO-DAY, at 12 o'clock. A SCHWAB, AUCTIONEER, SELES, 2 O'GLOCK, sin 10 Hieks'st., Brooklyn, Liquor Store, Stock and Fix- tures, Ale Pump, &e. A —GEORGK W, KEELER, AUCTIONED Large peremptory sale of FRENCIL fai Furlan marble statuettes, Vanes rons Stasteut Boxer, tne MAJOLICAN WAKE, salesroom 53 LIBERTY FRIDAY ‘and SA ISSKLL, WELLES & MILLETT, AUCTIONEERS, We will Include tn our Uardware Sale of Friday, March 16, at 10:2 . At our sulerroom, 15 Murray xt, veer Josue 0 Also Japanned Sugar Boxe Tubs, de. YJONEPU F, WRIGERT, AUCTIONERR—2i9 souTH Sth av.—Will sel) thin day, 103 o'clock, wv 56 West Broadway (oposite Claiin & Co), Contents of » Restaa- rant, Sale peremptory, wit! i reserve. Br coneeH vol! tain day, at 11 o'elo und choiew stork Groceries, sugars, Tens, Coffees, Hutter, Starch. Kies, Soups, Canned Goods, Macurout, Unndles, Clothouplas, Spiers, ieaising, Pranes, ¥. MAX BAY RRSDORF ER, AL to-morrow (Friday) ad w Farnitura, Cur Maw Pain bilve Ivet and Brasvels Carpets, costly walnut Chambe " lor Saits, vlegant 74 octave of richly farnished tiat, SHORES oltice, 360 Bowery. vA TEA . Clocks, Le uth Sth av., large Sule peremptory. Y¥ J, COOKE, AU Xtares complete northeast corner 3d av, and Ivings, Desks, Showeases, ule absolute. Grocers, attention. NDWARD SCHINCK, AUCTIONEER Mortgage sale of band: consisting of fourte Randsomo Brussels aud Wilton Ca hinir Mattresses. feather Pillows, carved black walnut Bed steads, Drew Causes and Burew Armoires, Parior Suits, Bullets, Haier, Caer ete and everything taining tow large hougn, to be solit nt aucti cere te EDWARD XCHENOK, at Na. 60 Liberty wt, this day, 15Uh, wb 11 o'clock, by order of LEWIS MoDERMOTT, Marshal, and Attorney for Mortgares, (QQHOnGE J, SMITH, AUCTIONKER, 11 CHAMBERS Tst,—1 will expose tor sale at public vendue on Thursday, the 14th day of March, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at G4 Broadley, co 1 Blocoker, all 1 ier Mirrors, curled Hi. B. UERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, IMPORTANT BALE OF ELKGANT CABINET FURNITURE, ON THURSDAY, MARON 15, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT SALESROOM, NO. 17 PARK PLACE. ‘This is the enti jarge Manufacturer, who ts tiring from besiness, dd comprises every variety of nS Parlor, Chamber, Library Gg iningroom adh Jabinets, Armattes, ok “sg ae, C'tane prensure in notifying the pubic. that the good offered in this sulo aro ot the'hnest’ and best mae ranted strictly first class in every, partie stock belng one that br sextere tound in and will positively be WITHOL 7. Goods now un exbivit Stock ot old ‘etion toons, “ek SKRVR . i, OB Lintit. cere. Pillows, Boots, Shoos, Coats, Shae a en rder of John J. Martin, ¢ 62 Mulb AWN “SALE.—R. LD, GENRRAL Auctionoer's salesroom No, 89 Howery, will sell this day, 4b LI o'clock, GWU lots Men's aud Women's Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Underclothing. Quilts, Blankets. Bed: ding, Hoots, Shoes, £c. ; also, Coats, Pants and Vests. By order Hugh’ Free:, Rose AWNBROKERS SAL 7 i jonoer, 158 Phathamn at Muibury, will se! day, at 11" o'el and Women's ©) lothing, Bromea SRwte, Remnants, Quilts, Blankets: Bedding, Boots, Shoe also Coats, Pants and Vests, By order C. RUNSTEIN, R'S SALE.—IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER eme Cours T will xall wt public auction. apos ), 26 and 25 at., on Thursday, Tio'eioek A. M. tobe continued fr tt day to day untli compivted. ® general nssortinout of Sta thonery, the balance of the stock of Allen & Co., and alsa of anid Bem terma cash; Lu WALDEN, Receiv the Printing Office and Binder; susslogate net rowdy. RUNDEL arch 22, ursday, of William J. Best, Receiver, &ec., the ol a fuilding No. 280 Bowery, white marble front, betwee Houston and 1st sts, the five story brick House Noor Kast 45th st., between Maps at Auctioneers offles, 54g Pi = MAN, “AUCTIONEER, ‘will sell on MONDAY, March 19, 1877, at 11 o'clook, at th North Sth and bth st consisting of Pri ting ink, horse Engine complete, one 18 horse tellgy Gea Rows Mills, one Mixer, Shattiog, Belting, Platform Ofieg Sy Knq, . . HER AUCTIONEER, S. Wil volt PIADAY, March 16, at 11 o'clock, No. 18 Kowery, fe und genoral nssortment of Wines, Liquors, Bri prising the entire ot d importer, via, role I Bourhon, aud. Nye Whiskey, ehvice "brands and ciisks tinported randien. Gin, Tuin, Port aud sherry srandies. « ort, Sherry, Claret fm cous and baskets Champagne ‘Sale positive withuut reserve: deul choice nad thine Wi lot cigars, eo. vited. TPE MESSRS. LEAVITT, AvOTIC “Fill your house with beautifal thing “They elevate the mind and cultivate thy ta mean tailing source of pleasure to yocreslt and friends." THIS (Thursday) APTERS ack at 2 o’closk, second day's sale ORIENTAL CURIOS, SUPERB AND UNUSUAL COLLECTION, atthe intou Hail Salesrooms, Astor place TIONKERS, TXtintt OF stRtCAny, @ of Professor Rossi, jum, free, at the new sale rooms, 22 Astor A. M. to 6 o'clock P. ‘th tire in ° Vhs ings will be ou exhibition at the Ait Rooms, BIT Broadway, Marchi 19, and sold Friday oven: ing, Mareh 2300 es ‘ K. STEVENSON, JR. WILL SELL AT AUCTION 111 Brondway, Murch 20, 1877, at 12 o’eloek, th ¥ valuable four story high, stogp D Dwelling veut uk 1,002 Madison Farticuluce ut 4 Pine or 33 Kast CLOTHING, TBO MINTH SS 28 “AD AV per cont more paid than sinew devel. Orders atteudon by M £ EDWARD “MILLER 8 $3 WELL K hiadal ESTAB. Ha Gth av., uear Waverley vl —Full value fa Hor eustog Cl i EL Carpets, &e., by yealting on or ad dressing Mr. or Mrs. T HARRIS’ BROADWAY, BETWEEN s2D and 3d sts. —Broadway prices pal for cast off Clothing, &e., by call addrossing B. HARRIS, 1.274, for CAST-OFF “CLOTHING, 6 D| ch ag eat wt ar 23d st. Please eal or ASTRE TROLOGER LISTE, the only one in America, TTENTION!—KNOW THY DESTINY, DON'T BH Impused npon by pretenders; go to 160 West 41st ot, hear roadwa; —WONDER OF THE AGE— MRS, PUILIPS, ME siness Clairvoyant, names, likenesses 14 GY, » OIL AV, CORNER 30TH Send for: circular, “) WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH SBCOND Absit tells everything without questioning, 128 40th st, nour Browiway Hewat lis. PORTE, GIVES INFORMATION affairs of life, 25 Carmine, noar Biovoke: Sal