The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1877, Page 11

THE COURTS. “Peppermint Joe” and His “Pal”? Take a Trip to Boston. THE ABINGDON BANK ROBBERY. A Daughter-in-Law's Charges and a Pather- in-Law's Counter Charges, ROBBERY OF MAIL BAGS. Very short work was made yesterday morning of the wo notorious jail birds, Joe Butts, alias Joe Adams, and Joe Baldwin, alias “Peppermint” Joe, The notice given of them in tho Hexaip and announcement of their reappearance before Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Chambers, on the opening of the court yest duy had the effect of filling the court room. Ge: men of such brilliant renown tu criminal proceedings are not to be seen every day, and then there ty a wide- Spread curiosity to see persons of this description and observe what sort of men they are—the curiosity being very similar in character to that attracting crowds to seo u foreign emperor, prince or Spy bigh potentato holding bimseif forth to public ob- servation, Among those present—but who, of course, cume to gee what disposition would be made of the robbers, aud feeling, uo doubt, a sort of professional in- Yorest in their future destiny—were Police Commis- sioners Smith and Nichols, Luspector Ditks, Superto- fendent Wallug and other police officials, [t will be remembered that after their dismissal upon the charge of being implicated im the theit of $40,000 iu bouus from King’s Sons, bankers, a new writ was obtained by Mr W. F, Howe, their counsel to preveut, if possible, their extradition to Boston to answer a charge of burglary, The question Ju issue Was the fdentity of the prisoners, Mr, Howe tiled a traverse to the return to the writ and asked Jwige Douohue to appoint a referee to take proofs in regard to the matter of identity, which request was at ouce gtuntod acd Mr, Wittiam ‘Sinclair appointed as referes. The parties thereupon, tollowed by a large crowd, repaired Lo the Supreme Court, Genoral Term, when Assistant District Atiorney Leary on behalf of the people and Charles F. McClean on behalf of the Police Commissioners appeared to resis, the efort being made to secure the discharge of thd prisoners. Mr. lowe denied that the prisoners were taose required by the extradition warrant. Mr. Leary called Jono C. Hann, Deputy Chiet of Police of Boston, who testified that on the 19th of Maret) last be saw the prisovers in Boston; that this was the day preceding that upon which Mr. Furrier, cashier of the Abingdon Bank of Beston, was robved of $5,000; that he, with Mr, Fur- rier, went betore the Grand Jury, and that upon their statement of the (acts the Grand Jury found an indict- ment ugainst the prisoners charging them with such rovbery. He swore positively that tho prisoners were the persons named in tho inuictment and warrant of extradition, aud. be produced a certified copy ot the indictment, Mr. Howe subjected tho witness to a long and seurching cross-examination, but the Witness was cool, collected aud positive, and his testimony remained unshaken, Following the above testimouy, which was all the evidence taken, Mr. Howe had a lengthy consuitation with the pris- ners aud at its close announced that they expressed their willingness to accompany the officers to Boston, feeling satisiied, however, that they could conclusively stablish ther inDocence there of the crime churged against them, Mr, Sinclair said that the identity of the prisoners he regarded as Poly proven and be made @ report to this effect to Judge Donobue, who at once dismissed the compiaint. Tho prisoners were thero- upou bandeuffed and handed over to the care of the Boston officer, The more curious of the throng fol- Jowed them as they were taken out of the Court House, ‘The prisoners did not seem to be in the slightest de- gree dispirited, but took the whole proceedings with ull the coolness of veteran criminals, FAMILY UNPLEASANTNESS, A cuse coming up yesterday before Judgo Donohue, ) 1n Suprome Court, Chambers, develops not only a pe- culiar famtly quarrel, but illustrates the facility with which contradictory affidavits are made. John H. White, but not the late lawyer of this name, died in this city some eighteen months ago, and his widow, Mrs, Kate G, White, now brings suit against Jonn White, the father of her Jate husband, for $28,000 claimed to be due her husband at tho time of hia death by his father for labor and services in attending the latter’s Hore, Mr, White denies any such indebtedness, and puts ina counter claim for $48,180, In a bill of per- tuculars accompanying the answer are five charges, the first being forthe board of John H. White from the time he came of ogo til his marriage, ‘tho second tor board of his family after marriage, the third for some otter expenses, the fourth tor other ex- penses of his family, and the fifth for moneys advanced to his son for personal use. As the bill 1s somewhat unique in character it is given below in full:— Board of John H. White irom November, 1861, to May, 1867, at $10 a week : $2,850 Board of Joun H. White and iy ay, 1807, to December, 1870, at $300 week.... 13,380 Bills dnd expenses ’ot Jobo H, White from March, 1861, to May, 1967, at $750 yeur.... 4,878 Awount of game (roi May, 1867, to December, 1975, at $1,500 a year....... + 13,075 Moneys drawn by Jon per- sonul use, say about $20 a week, from March, 1861, to December, 1575.........00.00+ ++ 14,000 Tn regard to the ubove bili Mrs. White says that it bas no foundation In fact; that either her husband wor bersei! boarded with the defendant, and that ‘the Whole amount of said alleged counterclaim 18 tramped ap by the defendant.” she further says that “she and ber husband have been Jiterally turned into the street by the defendant without any cause on her part.” Judge Donohue bere referred the case to Philo T. Rug- gies 1or examination of the facts, AN ACROBATIC INFANT. Education of the infant muscles and suppleness for wcrovatic feats does not receive very encouraging tm- pulse since the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has begun to turn its keen watchfulness in thi direction. Oflicer Lundberg, of this city, applied yesterday to Judge Donohue for a writ of habeus cor- ps in tho case of Charles Rivers, a boy four years old, who, he alleges, is unlawfully detained at the Bulls Head Hotel by John Leacn, with the intention of tuking tim to Cuba for gymuastic and acrobatic per- formancos in Murray’s Uircus. Tho writ was granted returnable forthwith and the boy was soon produced in court, Ho is achubby, healthy looking boy, und cer- tuinly gives no indications of the bad usage which the Ollicer states in is petition he receives at the hands of Leach, The case will bo luily investigated this morning, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, In the trial of tho Emma Mine cage, betore Judge Wallac the day was occapied yesterday in the reuding of depositions taken in London and elsewhere, The trial of a suit brougne by Henry Russell against the Nicholas Insurance Company of New York, to re- Sever on a policy of insurance on the steam tug Mat White, which was destroyed by fire, was commenced yesterday betore Judge Sedgwick in the Superior Court. The suit of the New York Orphan Asyium again Benjamin Waterbury, for ejectment from promises Nos, 260 and 267 Broadway, was yesterday argued be- fore Judge Robinson, ia the Court of Common Pleas, on a demurrer to the answer, Tho terms of the loan made in 1834 were for twonty-one years, with a claus of renewal for twenty-one years, The Court bolds that a tnird renewal should bo made, aud overrules bhe demurret Hill Cowdy and Antoine Poulline were both re: flents of Georgia, and Mr. Coway says that duriag the | War, in 1865, he deposited with Poulline, as commis. ion merchant, © quantity of tobacco, consisting of 470 pack: worth $25,154 Piaintef says the com- Mission merchant kold the good Drings action for conver The case came to trial ye y before Chiet Justice ¢ Court, the defence being that defend all tue proceeds of the sale aud that been tried and determined beture. John Donoliey reudered services ag clerk in the Sur. Togate’s ollice from January, 1863, to January, 1970, aud claims that $1,000 is due for salary daring those 4 ud Lalduce, aod that bis bills were duly wudited by the Supervisors. In 187i, When Surrogate hutchiuzs came in, plainuil says bis salary was Uxod at $2,500 for that year, of which only $1,200 was y sot 1 all, be sues the erty ivr $2,700, with inter The cuse came to trial yesterday tn Court, beiure Judge Lurren The delence Was that the Supervisors had ho powe audit the bill; that the aet ot 1871 was vor, becaui the Supervisors had previously been prolibited trom Doreasing Cy sulares. and tat the appropriation i Sik for paying plaintif's swiary Was $1,200, whieh as paid. In the matt of the United States against Charles EB. Anctiise, tor ten y a Ollicer 1m tue Seeret ser- vice of the United sta Treasury, and who was charged with detuiming certain witnesses’ tees, all proceedings lave been dismissed by special metruc. tious from the authorities at Washington. In the matter of the estate of David Devlin, a petition was presented Lo the Court on bealt of Robert I’ Samucl k. Getty, to compel the executors of the estate to pay oft at e claimed to be due them to the amount of $17,362 The petitioners in Maret, 1875, Obtained a judgivent against the cetate for FUL40, a jortion of which the exccators paid off, leaving 4 lance stated, The judgment Was subsequent firmed by the Superior Court. danosited $28,000 Lo await the action of the Court of in the United States Circuit Court, most of and Mr, Coway | rusia the Superior | | 9155 4 Appeals, and, under the circumstances, the Surrcgate denied the petition in . DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERS, By Judge Lawrence. Percy vs. Coase. —Tuis application must be denied— Firat, because it was not noticed tor the first or third Monday, ani vo order to show cause was granted; sec- ond, becuuse the proots of the service of the notice of ES aud also of the suimmoas and complaint are de- chive, By Judge Donohue, Marine National Bank vs, Sell-Acting Safety Hatch Company. —Grantea, Wiikinson vs Gill; Seguin vs. Slevin.—Memoranda. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Brunt, Wood vs. Amory.—Order granted, Semple others va, Smythe and others,—See meworandum. COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS. By Chief Justice Daly, Gessner vs. Briunt.—Judgment is given for tho plainud for $312 02 and $52 93 terest, together amounting to $305 43 By Judge Larremore. O'Conuor.—Motion denied, without By Judge Van Hoesen, Cronogue vs. Quinn. —Deecree sigued. By Judge Vao Brunt, ‘Spratt vs. Tripler. settled. By Judge Robinson, Magan vs, Magau.—Order #i gned. Golubear vs, Levy.—Judement tor defendant, with costs, See opinion, ‘VThe Orpban Asylum Society va Waterbury,—De- murrer overruled and judgment thereon ordered (or deiendant, See opinion, MARINE COUBT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Sinnott, Garvey vs, Dudiey,—Motion denied, with $10 costs, Rosenberg va, Campbell; Abbott va Conner; Keck vs, Monacht, —Motions granted, Davis va. Haines. —Motion deuiea, Hatching vs. McGrain.—Motion to open defauls denied, without costs. Dewey va, Burke,—~Attachment allowed. Pheips vs. Kedield; Muller va, Clarke; Vest va Leubuseber. —Complaints dismissed, Goldaier vs. weeens New York Maonfacturing Leather Company vs Pittsburg Bolt Company; field va, Sai jew York Waterproof Giothing GO pany vs Same; Lawson vs Foord; Watson va. Calla- han; Stern vs, Smith; Solomon vs, Sebwab; Vutnam vs, Andrews, Schwarzschild vs. Gregory; Thorvton vs. Woylan Fowler va. Rodenbash ; ‘imonsen ve Koteritsch; Carpeuter vs. Lightali; Kay vs. Whitney; Leroruck vs. Knowles; Sidaal! va, Reynolds; Birkin- shuw vs Hazard; Wood va Moye! Orders granted, Booth vs, Barth.—Order directing third party to pay over moneys, &c. Silverman vs. Cohen,—Defendant discharged trom arrest Sheridan. va, Mundle.—Motion denied. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1 Betore Recorder Hackett A NOVEL Cask OF LARCENY. James Kellner, on the 28th of December last, was employed in Ward’s bakery abvlishinent, No, 104 Elizabeth street, aud in the course of a conversation with a fellow workman, named Max Hoppe, produces a bottle and invited Hoppe to take a drink, stating that the fluid was whiskey. Hoppe took a draught, and, soon becoming sleepy und unconscious, lay down. On awaking be alscovered that bis gold watch and $40 had’been abstracted from his persou, Kellner hud dis- appeared and was at once suspected. Strange enough, a Mr, Kollner prosented himself the next day at the Fifty-seventh Street Police Court and complained that one Simon Lanigan, in whose company he bad been the the night previous, bad stolen his wateh and some clothing. Au officer arrested Lanigau, on whose person were jounu the clothing and pawn ticket lor & watch, which, on being exhibited, was idontified vy Kellner as his, Meanwhile, Hoppe, who had been drugged, bearing that Kellner had made a complatut, gave the oilicer minute description of the watch which had been stolon from him, und it tallied exactly with the one which Kelluor claimed us his property. This being the case a complaint was made agai Kellner by Hep pe, Who identified the watch by the letters upon it, '*F. V. D.,”* the initials of the gentleman who had presented him with it while in Germany, Kellner was arrested by Detectives O'Connor and Fields, of the District Ato ney’s office, and pias On trial, Assistant District torney Lyoa prosecuting, when the above fi were developed. witness bumed Henry Kivl testitied that Kellner's vharacter for houesty was questionable, as he (Keliner] admitted in a conversation that be baa stelen ‘the watch, but that it did not do him much good, as it bad been stolen from him, In his own defence Kellner swofe that the watch was his own and that the smitials upon it were those of his mothe Despite this fact, however, the jury promptiy fouud the prisoner guilty, When asked what he bad to say, Kelluer parsisted in saying the ‘watch was his and that he intended to keep tt, The Recorder, in pessing entence, severely rebuked the prisoner for bis noblushing audacity, adding that t law tnight have thrown over him the mantic of mercy had he availed himself of bis privilege to enter a plea of guilty, instead of which he had supplemented the Jarceny which be bad committed by the crime of per- jury. Under these circumstances Le would sentence hit for the term of four years und six months tu tue State Prison at bard labor, BURGLARY, Hugh McCormack, of No. 422 West Thirty-second Fosgate vs. projudice, By Jud Bunk of the Metropo! _ Street, broke into the premises of William Thompson, No, 621 West Twenty-fourth street, on the 26th of March, and stole property amounting in value to The prisoner pleaded guilty aud was sentenced Lo two years and six months? Imprisvument, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2 Betore Judge Gildersleeve. * PENITENT MILK DEALERS. The following named persons pleaded guilty to the charge of selling adulterated milk tn violation of che ordingnce of the Board of Health, and were sentenced as tollow: Ernest Maas, No. 69 Greene street; Adolph Zvidier, No. 27 Scammel street, and Henry Weibl, No, 230 East Fourth street, were tlued euch $100.’ Herman Weister, No. 126 Third street, and George Baith, No. 410 Fifth street, were tined euch $60. STEALING CIGARS. Jose Larri and Jose Trazzini, two Italians, on the 0th of March broke into the lager beer saloon of John Donderro, No. 190 South Fifth avenue, and stoie $8 worth o! cigars, Beth prisoners pleaded guilty aud were sent to tue State Prison each Jor eighteen months, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surkeme Courr—Cuamuers—Held by Judge Dono. hue,—Noa, 61, 57, 94, 97, 14s, 152, 158, 162, 163, 164, 104, 202, 205," 200, 210," 214," 246, 228, 231, 239, 2417 260, 251, ‘ewe CountT—Srectat, TerM—Held by Judge Van os, 193, 216, 217, 104, 218, 219, 220, 227, 111, M4, 255,’ 206," 257, 268," 259, 260, 2oly 207, 208. Surrewe Court—cracerr—Part 1—Held by Judge Lawrence. —short causes—Nos, 4621, 2855, 4003, 4617, 450i, 4489, $569, 4629, 4569, 4721, 4605, 3561; 4759, 46s) 4225, 4.75, 4523, 46 4425, 4143, 4567, 4451, 4247, 4u31, 4829, 19638, 1190, 17. Part Heia by Juage Bar. Fett, Short causes--Nos, 1588, 2582, 3209, 4206, sudz, 3108, 4192, 4204, 4468, 4534, 4285, 4602, 4022, 4580; 4570, B04, 4462, 4410, 4936, 4782, 2678, 3766, 4190, 4718, 4786, A754, 4557, 4372, 4041, 4729, 4477, 4792, 5263, Pury 3 Held by Juage Van Brunt — Adjourned uatil Monday, SUPERIOn COURT=TRiAL TkRM—Part 1—Ileid by Judge Freedman.—Nos, 756, 314, 1104, 1138, 591, 754, 751, 7o4, 777, 1009, LOLI, 1034, 256, 3367, 108, 248, 769, 505, 930, 1114, 179, aid, 389, 361, Purt 2—ileld vy Judge Seagewick,—Case on—No, 817, Part 3—Held by Judge Curtis, —Nos. 608, 690, 1035, 704, S09, SIL, $28, 841, 835, 945, 946, T1O, 830, 799, 548, S92, bs, 2 Surewon Cocnt—Srecian Tena Held by Judge Sanford.—Nos 12, 45, 69. Comm ’Lkas— Equity TerM—Held by Judge ©. P. Daly.—No stay calenaar. Common Pieas—Triat Tera—Part l—Hel by Judgo Van Hoesen —Nos. 925, 240, 1076, 568, 657, 1475, 1596, 30, 605, 1149, 1568, 1217, 840, 1618, 1) 661, ‘ZTE 1156, 261, 1692, $70, 1008, ov, L148, 42, 014, 1254, 381, 627, 998, 606, 673, 1504, 62: 1087, Lda art 2—Heid by Judge Lurremore.. 786, 1093, 1156, 497, 897, 907, G04, S14, 1097, 12 , 733, 496, 1123, 08, WAY, 8705, TITS, UYBS, 7615, Bs 165, S821, 943, 7806, 1s, 9196, 921%, $737, 8706, Par, 3—iHeld vy Judge Shon —Nos V192, YUL, OST Yi12, vL0l, O17d, vs0, VINO, 9399, THU], S440, Oz12, 8464, 9138, COURT OF GENKKAL Skyxxions—Part Held by corder liackott, —The Peopie vs. Kdward Brogken, word Hawley and Edward Walsh, burglary; Same Charles Wilson, burglary; Same vs. John Kiliott, grand jarceny, Same va. James Dwyer, petit jares Same vs Anuie Vonobue, petit larceny; Same Wisham Eaton, petit tareeny ; Same O'Brien petit iareeny, Same vs. Poluiwki petit lure ceny. + 2—Held by Judge Gildersiocve,—Tho People vs. Hasquallo Krahy, felonious assault and bat- tery; Same vs George Burt, burglary; Same vs. Thotas Coakley, burglary; Sanie ys. Thomas 5. White taker, vurgiary ; Same v&. Patrick Gorman, burglary; Same vs. Joseph Ford, grand iar ; Same vs. Jobo Conary, grand larceny; Samo vs, James Shayanan, Terence Brady and Frank Walker, petit jarceny; same ve Henry Ladwin, aduiterating mik; same vs Josep Eadivie, adutterating milk; Same va Mor B. Poluisky, adulterating milk; Sumo va. Mary Gib. bons, burglary. THE RESERVOIR REPERENCK The reference as to the claim of Wiiham C. Kingsley and Abver U. Kee , contractors for the Hempstead NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 18 bak wit; ts ard. Char'es C. enh ee yh the tier ‘whunebe ‘The refereuco will be resumed to-day. RECOVERING HIS PROPERTY. Justice Pratt granted a motion, yesterday, in the Scpreme Court, Kings county, vacating @ sale made under a decree of foreclosure in the suitol the Abiug- don Square Savings Bank against Patrick Caseidy aud others, in 1875, The property in ved consisted of three valuable baildiugs oo Court and Butlor streets d ten lots on Plymouth, Bridge and Front streets. ‘The valuation of the property 18 $50,000, ana it was did in under the by the bank for $12,000. The bank, being insolvent, passed into the hands of Mr. Tuompson, as receiver, The property is now ordered to be restored to Cassidy on his paying what is due by bim, COURT OF APPEALS. Auuaxy, April, 1877. In Court of Appeals, Thursday, April 5, 1877, No, 255, The Grocers’ Bank of the City of New York, respondent, vs. thomas D, Penfield and another, ap- pellanis—Argued by Willam F, Shepard for appel- lants; Eamon Blanknvan for respondent. No, 267. Levy Goldenberg ana others, appellants, vs. Jacob Hoffman aud olbers, respondents,—Argucd by William Strauss for appellants; Cornelius J, Boukle for respondents, No. 118, Nehemiah Rappiee, appellant, vs, Stephen T. Arnot, respondent.—Argued by J. MeGuire tor ap- pellant; George #. Bradiey for respondent, PAY CALENDAR, ‘The following is tite Court of appete ay calendar for Frigay, April 6, 187 276, 277, 279 wad 280. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Wasmincrox, D, C., April 5, 1877. —Nos, 270, 27054, 272, 273, The following cases were argued in the United States Supreme Court yesterday :— No. 201. Cloif, collector, vs, Mason ct al.—Error tothe Circuit Court for Massachusetts. —This was ay agtion to recover @ succession tax paid under protest, The tax was upon Masou und obhers, a# successors to the eBtule of the widow of W, P, Mason, and 1t was claimed that us tho property aid not vest until her death, which oc- curred subsequently to October 1, 1870, the date on which the repeal of the suceession tux took elfect, and that, as the tax had pot wecrued at that date se as to come withio the saving clause of tbe uct of ropeak it Was not justly coljected. The Court so held, and the de- cision js assigned a» error whore it ia urged that It was withio the saving clause, Assislaut Atturucy Geueral Smith tor the government; George Putnam for defeud- anis in error, No 202 fate and wifo and Whitfield and wife ve. Norton et al Eastern district of Arkansas.—The questior here urged that they avere wholly unauthorized when contracted, aud that the proceedings in which the Judgment was obtained wero barred by the statute of Johnson for appellees, limitations, Rose dé nd for Sppelionie, Pike & No. 204, Mactay et al, vs. Sands—Error to the Su- prome Court of the Terriory of Montana. —Phe ques- Lion tm this cage 1s one of practice, ‘The action was in tort and the Court held the answer to be sham and trrel- Py because it did yot devy the damages alleged, It ts hei damages alieged doe Hild faust prove the damagys before thoy will ve al. lowed to recover, Saunders & Saunders foi in error, Merrick & Morris for detenda No, 203, Hansell et al. vs, Woods—Appoal from tho Circuit Court tor the Eastern District of Peunsylva- Dia.—This was an action to restrain the iniringe- ment of a patent—tor an infringement in the manulac- sure ol knapsacks, The Court below decreed a per- Petual injunction, and it is here contended that’ the decision was erroneous, in that it sustained the patent when it was void for want of novelty, The particuiar characteristic of the design which it is said has been the flexible principle introduced between tho @ the shoulder of the knapsack, ‘his 19 sald to have been in use belore the patent. B. Smith and J, 3. Blair for appellants; Hastings & Strowbriage tor appellee. No, 205, Howell et al, vs, McAden ct al,—Error to the Circuit Court of North Curolina,—ihis was a suit upon bonds of the Western Railroad Company, the de- fence being that they were issued ir pursuance of a fraudulent collusion of interested parties, and that the stipulation in them that upon failure to pay tho inter. est the princpal should become due and the mortgage might be foreclosed was contrary to the charter of tho company and rendered tho bond void. The defence Was Sustained, and it, is bere urged that there was no fraud and that the stipulation was void only as to the matter stipulated and does not affect the validity ot the bond. A. 8, Merriman for appellant; W. N. H. Smith tor appellees. No, 204 Fuller ys. Stone et al.—Error to the Circuit Court for the Northern district of Liinois,—This was an action on a promissory note. The error assigned is in respect to the denial of a motion for a new trial, the argument being that the motion should have been granted, 1t is said tn opposition that error 1s not tignable on such a motion. A, C. Storey for plaintiff in error; Thomas & Bradiey for defendants. No, 208, Davis et al. vs. Crouch ct al,—Error to the Court of Appeals of Virginia.—The qnestion 1m this caso ts whether the Judgment of the Court beiow affirming a decision of the Chancellor of the State overruling un exception to the allowauce ot an executor of the funds of the estato in Contederate inte bonds Was erroneous, It 1s said that the tnvest- ment was coutrary to tho laws of the United States, contrary to the policy of the governmeut, and that the Court sanctioned it, although it was a m of mding the Confederate States to carry ou war against the United States, Such « decision, it 1s said, will rot be xnstained. On the other band, it is said that it was within tho law of Virginia, and that this tact warrants the investment and protects the execution, Randoiph Tucker tor appellants; Conway Robinson for appellees, No, 200,—Josbus Merrill, appellant, va, David W. M. Yeomans and Daniel J. Goss. This cause was argued by Mr. Charles M. Reed and Mr. Chauncey Smith, of counsel for the appellant, ana by Mr, Causiea Browne tor the appellees, Adjourned, BRIDGET’S VICTORY. HOW AN AGED COUPLE CARRIED ON RIVAL PEA- NUT STANDS—THEIR ENCOUNTER AND ITS RESULT. Some curious and interesting dotalls of “life among tho lowly” were developed in tho Court of Special Sessions, yesterday, in the case of John Sullivan, charged by his wite, Bridget, with assault and battery, John is aged sevonty-seveu yours, Bridget sixty-tive, Their married lito has not, asa rule, been one ot joy, ag on several occasions previously they were obliged to resort to a police court for the adjustment of their ditfleulties, This want of domestic harmony had the eflect of producing bet a spirit of bitter rivairy, Wwoen, therefore, Bridget opened a modest peanut sand io front of the Olympte Theatre John hastened to open a rival establishment in front of the Theatre Comique. Soon Bridget added molasses cundy io her stock, John rushed to the candy store aud waa speedily | gloating in having also started a molasses candy trade, Bridget then cleared uway a corner for oranges, and Jolin lost no time in clearing away a corresponding corner for oranges. To what Jengths this rivairy would have been carried, had not acoue iniervened. DY one cam toll, inined to outdo the othe: When Bridget tuok th sented # Woe-begone appearance; eyes swol- jen, face discolored and arms seratched, ler aged husband stood leaning on the prisoner's rail, acately — Hstentn to every = wor the’ testimony, and iranciically endeavoring t ot the Judge's eye b: worous shaking Of tho head whenever a bid poigt against him was made by the Witness, Bridget told her story in a mild, plaintive , gracefully sintiing oa the judges i Lure aud oc et, an odd “your attract ed that ou the 6th of March John came under the influence of liquor, She wae quiedy sleeping in bed. He awakeued ber rudely, aud, brandisving « poker, commenced daneng an lu war dunce, She tilly remonstrated, waieh mart ihe effect of inturtaung Lim, and he rushed at ver with the poker. Thev he pulled ber out of bed and pummelled her, When she called the police and bad him arrested. He haa beaten ber so budly that she had to go to Helles vue Hospiial. Jolin Wok the witness stand and corroborated Bridge's testimony in almost every particular, excepting that he substituted ber name for bis, It was te who was jying quietly in bed when Bridget came im under the tntlueaco of liquor; 1t was she Who advanced with the poker and danced the Indian war dance; he it was | who mildly remoustrated by pushing her away, The first push Sent her between two chairs, which black- ened her oyes; the second landed her im a tub, which raised her body, He did not do it, The Conrt thought Briggs the encounter, and to equalize matiers sentenced Jolin to three mouths ip the Venitentiury, A young man seated himself at the lunch counter of the Astor House yesterday and ate heartily for half an hour, Then he took the check, which called for ninety cents, and, putting itin his pocked coolly sauntered out; but natoriunately for his plans onc of the employds | was watching him. An officer w man taken into eustody. At tho Tombs Court ne eave the name of Samron., Ho was comupiied for ti ny the Court of Special Sessions. SEEN IN TIME, callod and the young Charles Wilson, @ youth of twenty-one years, was arraigned at the Tombs Police Court yesterday, charged with attempted burglary on the promises of Marcus M. Marks, No. 9 Lispenard street. The prisoner was seen attempting to force anentrance ju the rear pas- sage, The store contained a large and valuable stock of clothing. He wasalso Getected tp endeavoring to entor Reservoir, to recover $178,000 irom the city of Brooxe lya, tor extra work and material furnished, resumed their labors yesterday, Thomas F, Harris testified as to cost of excavating at the roservoir in I87Z The work was worth from ilty-soven to fifty-oight cents fer cubic yard. Jobo J, Cummins testived that it was the premises No. 18 Lispenard street The prisoner Was committed 1D 1b of bail, EXCHANG NEED TO TRADESA GOOD BUSINESS FORA good Farm. uneucumbored. Post oftice box 5,708, city 77.—-TRIPLE ~SHEET. SALES AT AUCTIV) (Sriday) MORNING, at NO. 47 WEST 10TH ST., HIE HOUSEHOLD FURNIT . SALES ar aveTion ORG NOL ULOOK. ‘Ai viclock, 446 0 * Nuits, Mirrors, warble top Fables, id lngrain Carnets, Wheeler & Vario -ulte, ia E, KEN STH AND STU AYS., KE, WOKKS OF AK AND” INGRAIN, CARPE: INLATD WALNUT CHAMBER SET. STEINWAY 7 Whison’s sexing Mucline, aud Plated Ware, Herria. PIANOPORTE, tts 4 SONS) AUCTIONEER LEGANT FURNITURE Furuiture, comprising Drawing Koom Suits, ON PRIDAY, AT CINCKERING (OLD) HALL, 1) KAST 149 BT. (8 take plossure iu imported bronze st Furniture ever Milton and Shakespeare, Hocritvives. Hall stun Also several Ubamber “EASTLAKE AND MEDLAVAL DESIG a atvek of severai of our most popular cabt Kers, yhich will be cloned out wit 1.90 wid J ulieg, nich Mantel Sete, lace Curtains, Lambrequli Seerotury Hookeaxe, Livrary Tables, ce. Bedroom Purviture consists Elaborate watnut Music Cabinets, ord E, Church, Chief Justice, and as- at Of really frst elise aud elem ure will find this sale worthy thelr atsention, as oid will bo fnily gu Chamber Suits, Chauber sult 40-1b. hair Martronre spring Mattress Blankets, Totlet se day, 10% o'clock, ise Centre Tables, Chairs, Reker , omtice 251 Went AUCTIONEER. —MORTGA Ay), Ape Goat U1 Furniture and Contents prising Beds and iedding. tine & mm and Kiehen Kurnit ae Box, Tablen, Chairs, Dining Room, comprising eSale this diy st. the eutire’ Feuther Huds, al the Dining i Kenails, huye Ran; Deisdors invite Bar, Cigars, ky. ne oF Broadway eney of Fi Experienced men to pack, ship iC, CASULN, Auctioneer. ‘A atess JOUNSON, AUCTIONEER Old stand 87 Nassau at Rory eat ree (ATURDAY) et 10% O'CLOCK, nue stage to West 16th 5 1 editing. Tables d Sulesroorg, 80 and 41 Bast 13th st. Td Wost dist st, Pui ti ay. wud Jath at, Dry tiveds, xingtoo av., Handsome Furniture. Will sell Tuestay, 6th av general assortment of Houvehold Furniture, three superb its, Hedroom Suits, large lot of teddin; tonsils, with which the we Warchouse, Furniture, OF MAGNIFICENT to ) MORNING, Fi to be sold THIS (Prict NK, nolortes, Steinway wad Windsor, Full details in Sunday's Uerald, tures of Hest vl Kestuurant, Copper Steam Fable, Cooking Appeal from’ the Circuit Court tor the tp this case are whether the debts created by the adminis- trator of an estate to the appellees were lawlul valtd debts. The Court below found them to be so, but it 14 BOWERY — purchaser, ut LO firwt clase suloo 000), dannch Cou ly ty jute. Dealers i 3, best arblate sm depull Ale Vu ( fookeases combiued, SALE—HOUS KD WALTERS SONS, Auetion this day, wt 104 o'clock, at sulesroom, 27 t lucgy and yeneral assortment of first clas iz, black walnut and ¢ ables, Purior Suits, Di 2 Music Koxes, best 12 elegant Bedroun 24curied hair and spring Mag 24 Villows and Bolsters. ra, ete, to black waluut, ‘uses, Wardrobe black walnat Lounges. Ingrain Curpet P elegant Bedroo ud Parlor Clocks, ses, Bedding, Crockery, JULIUS LUES, Attorney for Mort: xtension Tables. it Dining Chairs, said in such wo achon a failure to deny the + admit them, and the-pliin- Aer Cutlery, &e. ou segs M: ALE, will sell this day, hast 13th ot, the wielvek, at salesroom No. Li Sale this day, ut 1 sharp, Cush deposit re- r plaintiff HAL'S SALE. UY VIRTUE OF AN EXEOU- tion Lill sell wt public suction ou Friday, thetth day ‘Apel, 1877, at 11 AM. at 750 Sth av., @ quautity of Gro- 150 one Top Wagon, JOUN ©, LYpt, M., will sol) at sulesroom 11 eminent artis Anerics, embracing ‘every variety of sub ‘his collvetion trom the Contenulal Exhivition, v TYRRELL, Auction Rt G00 LOTS UCTION SALE OF OV! elezant Househoid Furnit Brondway and Och ay. Fifth Avenue 1 keepers, don't fail to uivend this lari 2 Pianolortes, Curtain: 1 Clocks, 6 Chit —R. FIELD, G Will well, this day, at ves, Paintngs, ber Suits, Bed- sroom No. Bo ty inen's and wi Under Clothing, shoes, Ke; ulso Ci ilts, Blankets, . Tarkish’ Chairs, Lown , Sideboard, rye tery, Crockery, iron order M. Melirbach, Grand st. ORGY OIL WORKS FOR SALE ¥ Olt Works of Kk r obox. Uilelotin, y KBELER, Auctionee: TO-DAY (Friday), April’, of 200 Off Paindngs and Water 53 Liberty st. on ‘ock, peremptory wale by toreign and Amer- y ine wt ie A.M. HERMAN, AUC of Wines. Liquors, Brandios, lignes, Obice Furniture, Sater THIN Dat Griday Pas ) April G, wt 10}4 v'eloeK, a largo and general axsortiment, consisting of 185 bis. choice old Bourbon und Rye Whiskey, various brands «nd Gin, Ram, Port Sherry, Glaret and Rhiow Wines; eases and “baskets in & large Jot Cigars, Olfica Furniture, Deulers invited, K ART GALLERY, No, 60 Liberty st. one of the FINEST and most AT ITIVE collections of OLL PAINTINGS that have been offered anywhe w pictures of the Italian schools, to be sold a season, embracing en- rican, Belgiun, Freuch aud , Will sell on this day, of liquor siore 428 Bust Mth Pumps, Glassware ot, Counturs, Ale UK, Auctloneer. LD FURNITURE, commencins at 10 v'ciock, EUWARD SCHE: ‘ BROADWAY.—TRUSTEES" uurech aod Dwelling, 87 feet from Age SALI HOURE THIS (Friday) MORNING, entire contents of 150 Bust 16ch st., b . iT) » HAKNEIT, Auction: eer, 111 Browuway, EUROPEAN STHAMSHIPS, I irving place, elegant rosewood Pianoforte, investmens of | Chamber Mots, Bi LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, AY, covered in thie erin ND LONDOND Handsome carved and iniaid Chauber Sets, with Dre Salts, In rep and hairelot x Cases. Washstands, 26 fae Beds, Pillows, 4 Wurdrobos, Le Looking Glasses, Cortuius, Brussels and Lagrain Dining Room and Lit: Bookenses, Det Table aud oue aware, silver lot of basement, kiteben and se pets, two handsome Hall stands, Oil ALBERT KKA N. B.—-Take Second, Third or Foure st., or Broadway stag sThnestiy, Ma) and hair Mat ; turn tickets, #110, $12 cond cabin, Bo; ret Apply to AUST . Broadway, New York, ETS AT 45 BROADWAY A S PIER, FOOY OF CANAL ST. Fy contains — Pillar Extension huirs, Buffet, 300 pivces of THE GOMPA RIVER. NMAN LINE, } FO QUEENSTOWN AND LIV OLTY OF RICHMOND, CITY OF BRU: CITY OF BE! AIL STRANDS ER, Auctioneer. orenrs to Un od, shipped and safe delivery iu turn tickets on favorable terms, “Steeraxe Saloons, staterovins, smoking aud ba JOUN ¢ AA Friday, April 6, largo stock sprim ine to be tuid thts day. TREAT WEST suiling from pier 18 I TION NOTIOK.—WILLIAM noer, sells this day at vieluck, at 450 nud 452 Cxnal riur and Chamber Suits, Bedding, Carpets, Bx: ‘ables, Mirrors, Sidebourds, Sofas, Lounges, Viano- (ENGLAND) DIRECT, it River as follows :— -Puesday, April 17 Tureday May 3 juck, 4% Ann, near ,ot wine, sutiple Foon PUITE. STAR LIN N. Speculators. dewlers invit -D. J. GRESNOUGH, AUCTION sulty store, No. 779 Kroadway, having made arcane tients for the use Of the store for’ two will continne the sale of Di this line take the laue ant Maury, U. 8. N. Dussage to Que ing south of the nstown ail the year ry April 7, ah 1 whew, Jewelry, Bale commonees pro Dalunee of Stor m the two . SO nnd $100, in gold; return tickets on Steere, $25. oking and bathrooms are reasmable terms. Saloon starter ships. where th LA cat 10%g o'clock wt the Metropolitan attainable at sem, Cases, Suits, Bedsten information apply at Desks, Chairs, es, Wardrobes, Lounges, fine bale cloth: bale, husk an tresses: Holsters, Pillows &e.; a'large Ih . China kud Porcelain Cr Knglish Crovke:y, Knive NOHOR LINE UNITED STATE NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, Ss om) KTHLOPTA, Ay KpOOL OR D Cabin, $85 vo $80, accord Clocks, Books, ven and viningrovin Uten Vewelry. tuchiding one yenceman’s wad jd Wateh, Gold Watch Chains, e., de, W YORK AND Ne > April 28,3 P.M, iursion tickets ut reduced gates, ume wt current eat 2 and 21 North Company's pers, N: RSON BROS, Agents, 7 Bowling Green. NITED STATES M TOWN AND Li ‘THAM TO QUEENS. ) Casters: 1 slog ISCONSIN. April 24, 2 POM) WYOMING. 865, and $75, cures inte, $10; steerage. $2" Passengers booked to and tn, Teh, Mth or Mh any wt lowest rates. many weet TAI GLIAMS & GUION, 20 Br Hie ROYAL. MAIL nd Liverpool on T t 37, M. prveisely ; eabin tL lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & ALOTIONRER SAL COMPANYS LINE b, Cherbourg nud Tu HAMMONLA. Y ROBERT SoMBRV EL passuge to Piy roditg, Ham -Fiest Cabin, $109, gold; YY Hye & BOAS, ‘Al Paxsonger A gon 1 Broadway, S. Y, J Cabin, $40, cold; Steer HARDY & CO, te of Koxidence f 4d Furniture suld without res wo goods with tins : » GOLVBIBIN, AUCTIC sells, this day, abi hau reveived the worst of | Vrom New York. is, Crockery war 3 | SWITZELAND. Dealers invited. (aston mative a | VADEKLAND. NEDERLAND Geb red elivck, white « JOUN MeDONALL mand Vining Room Kitchon Ware, &e. BLAND NAR OM, 8. 8, CO, With a view to diminish the fs of this line take a speciii¢ course for all seasons of ' . Furniture, Mattresses, Heddlu Oesare LIN chancos of collision the the private res the outward passage from Queenstow! ton crossing the meridian of noting to the north of 48, Up the homew sulestoom fib K passage crowing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, of nothing to the north of 42, YORK TU LIVERPOOL ery QUEENSTOWN. A, Ww ALGEMLA, Wed). “April 18 Kod (*) do not carry steerage passengers. Cabin passage, 880, $10) und # ec Keturn thekets ont iV & SMITH, AUOTIONBERS, SELL ON Fat. | Fixtures of u first class 8, AUCTIONEER, STORE 7 OLD SLIP, Freight and passage office No. 4 Bowling Green, CUARLES G. FRANOKL SOUTHAMPTON AND HULD, North River, ns follows av, will soil t diy, at LO o'clock, at 414 Hel Av., wow Ped eabin, $70, curre: favorable Sage # Th Aa tor tail a on Becta EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. NATION AT LINE OPES S08 AND ST OE CANADA. i 7, ba P, FoR @ wkiegan Pe ENGLAND. Ap’ 12.90 P.M. | SPAIN, Apt 2) | 30 AM, Cabin and steerage passage and draits from issued at very low fates ORTH GHIEM AN, ‘ MSHIP LINE SOUTHAN Company's vi RUEIN 8 NECKAR, Kates of or Hrewmen: abin, $100, gold; Reeond Cabin, $60, gold; Steer ae, 8H), currency. tira thekers at reduced rates, Vrepaid steerage Certitieates, $80, earreney. For iveight or passase apply to 2 Bowling Gi wling Green, OBL HS & CO Mex ND ERGONOMIC Rout Be. BE, V0 WHOL TH uo 8 abla BUINE, SWITZERLAND, Stexmer a Trips : For treight PUNCH, 27 South Wiliam 50 Brondway, Olorri? Karapean Express), NUY DIRECT LINE TO FRAN Toh GENERAL 4 Malu sie AM HAVRE, © 10 COMPANY'S BeiWEEN SEW YORK AND LING AT PLYMOUTH (G. BO, Lanting OF wt ST Vor particulars addre: LOULS b NAMA TRANSIT LINES. For CALIPORNIA, JAPAN, OHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, &C., ‘siiling from pier foot ¢ at. North Miver. Vor SAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, Stemusbip COLON voosTuoaday, April 17 vocting fox Central Awerich and ~vutls Peete parts wosAY FRANCISCO To JAPAN AND CHINA, ship CITY OF SAN FRANOISOO.. Tuesday, May 1 From SAN FRANCISCO TO SANDWICH. ISLANDS, AUSIRALIA AND NEW ZBALA: Steamship CITY OF NEW YOu Wer lay, Spril 25 For (or pasanze apply t0 Wi, CLYDE & 1. J. BULLAY, Superintendent, No 6b North itivi N MATL SS, DINE — > loave pier No. S North River agg P.M. WAVANA DIRKGE, BK » Wednesday, April 11 eo batneday, Apel 2b sie Weduenday, April 25 AND NEW ORLEANS, Cumpesehy, Taxpan and Tamplea, +... Suburday, Apel 2b as April Band April 20 for Vera ¥. ALBXANDIC N ORGAN'S LIN Taxis, TO NEW ORLEANS AND ‘Tho steamer will sail trom pler 46 North River, , April 7 few Orie ct, transterring ‘Toxus fretht there to Morgan's Louisiana aud Texas Ruilrond for Mopgan Clty; thenes per Morgan's stoamships to Texas ports, Through bills of lading sianed to wl) poiuts on the Ly River, y jalveston, Indiang a, Corpus Uhristl, Koekport, vtinge, Brownsville and to all points on the Gale |. Lari te and San Antovio, Houston wnd Texas ‘lonat nad Great Northern Texas Packie tinental raitronds, Freight tor St. Marys and unded at Rockport. freight, via Cuero or Marion rout if receipt. ler open policy of the line, an apoly ts) RuGuie ‘Lo New Orleans, oF (eelsht or. ta ORGAN, agents: afliee, pie NEWYORK ap HAVANA DIR@.CT MAIL LINB.— ‘These first class steamships will auil wt 3 P. M. fom pier North Kiver, toot of Cedar st, for Havans direct, as tole Wf LVF. sSaturday, Apell 7 COLUMBUS. cinontaye Apel 1@ fretzht and passage, having uusurpassed aecommodar apply, to PING. IP. CLYDE & CO,, No. 6 Bowling Gresen. LAR, UOLING & 0 ry PIONEER LINE au, TRALIAN PACKETS, EsTAB- Mshed 18° Ship «aNNIK HW. SMITH sails April 1 To meel jes, domestic servan Tangements with the governnew ales, pyrovesd emigrants wre earried to Sydney, Australia, fot $47 50. cold, each. For further particulars apply to Ry We CAMERON '& CO., 25 South Witliun st, New York, OR BERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIER— The ele. re BERMUDA and OA. IMA, naitins Apri i regulas ‘ Vine for Bermuda direct. "The Bermudas ate now 1 conventont winter resort. J iMustrated pamphlet apply to VUTEEBRIDGE, Agent, 20 Brondway. ANS DIRECT, BE CROMWELL LINE, stouraship ‘aptain Guyer, will «nll Avril 7, a3 v'eloek P.M. trom pivt No. North River. Through bills of lading xiven to Mobile and prigelpal points on the Mirsissippi Rive: Palin pamsngee, ING AT REY The steamer ton, will it on Saturday, April 7, a0 3 Mo from pler 20 Bast River. Throngh bills of lading given to all points on the Hoasten an tral International and Great Northorn, Gate veaton, Houston and tivaderson, and the Galveston, Hae risi ur and Sau Antonio cuilroads, Feeights and insurance atlowest rates. For freight or passage (haying superie rodutions) apply to . My MALLORY & 00, i on lane. LIFAX, N, D 8i. JOUNS, N. F IWELL LINE ng the United ANTO! MAN, 86 West st \ KBEKLY LINK FOR PORT ROYAL, &, © ; BRUNS wiek, Ga, aod Fernandina. Fla, jing every Friday, from pier 20 Kast River, ats YM, Steamer CITY OF DALLAS (Captain Minos) ..,,...Apenh@ sto all points in Mlorida, Apply, for information and tickets, to oie CHE MALLORY & 00, 4 to Sydney, Austratia, particalacs apply to BR. W. South William ai DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, from pier 57 North River. ty Poiut und Richmond, cir ear F P.M., connecting with the Virginia x ine, Piedmont Ate road, and with the com. joints it North Caroling and where wud Washington, N. Cy (via Norfolk), | Thursday a paturday, iny and Thoreday, at 3. M.,conmecting Delaware railronds . Atlante with Marylan Passenger accor VOR from New Yo April 12 and <P DAR MATL STEAMSOTPS k, April 7 and 18, and from Savannah, Gag “MURRAY, FERRIS & CO., 62 South st, : eee TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. BANY BOAT. PROPL IS LINE, bi . al ot. every work fax a6 fe is, LINE STEAMHOATS FOR TROY, i ull railroat lings “North, Rat ‘and * leave saturdays ex rth River, toot {rey oe 43 AND CONEY ISLAND RATE. nod Depot, corner Sth av. 350, 1:90, 3:10, 4250, 690, GE POINT, WHITERTON CITY ISLAND Jond Port Washingtoa,—Un and after April 9, IN77, the favorite shie-whoel steamboat Osseo, will lk pier t Kiver foot Wail si), daily at'3a0 PB, M., for the ve pla A midday trip will be madé to College Point nud Whitestone if business warrants, VTSKILL AND STUYVESANP BOATS LEAVE /duity trom pier 42, foot of Canal st., at OP. M., for pase sengers and freight, {ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE BAST.— Leave Now York dutiy (Sunday noopted) from pier 28 North River, toot of Murray st, at OP. M. Fares reduced POR PHILADELPHIA, vin Long Branch and the Now Jersey Southern Railroad, Loave pier 8 North River, foot Resto at pe é M.. tor Philadelphia, Long iri inland, 4. M., for Poiladetphia, Long Branch, Tom's Waretown aud Tackecun. "Wy, SNRDEN, G. Me™ JIONINGTON LINE FOR WO<TON, EI Aine bait datas bd " jegant steamers leave dat (excoy from pler 33 Noctis Keiver, iuot of Say at aA PROVIE NE (reight only) STEAME! from pier 27 North itiver, foot ul Park pines, at 4:90 B, Mo po PittapE PTA, yw PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE OLD ESTABLISHED Ro: PE AND SHORT LIND NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, 14 through trains each way daily: $ depots in Phitadetphia, 2in New York, Atracks, the most Improved equipment andthe fastest time consistent with absolute satety. trains leave New Yurk, via Desbrosges aud Corte 4 jh Heady, 10290 Ay Mas 8 4 i imaited), 10:3 an ph, gd 12 midnighe;” Sunday, 8380'A, HAGE ing, trains | Vhiladetphia ab 4:20, 3230, 7, Coan TL ALM, italien express 188 PM est 30,7 and 735 P.M, and 12 midnight, On Sunday, M.. 4,7, 7:36 P.M. and 12 midmignt, [ Ft Brondway, ‘No. | Astor House brows and Gorvtangs ete.; No. x Haart, 5 an ndson §t.. Hoboken dep ot, Jersey City, Emigrant Ticket ‘office. Now B Battery plice, RANK THOMSON, General Managor, mp Trenton, iu N's [expeews, Houston, Bugeng of Brookiyn; X VHLA, LONG oh Providence, Troy, Moutre Re Bid, vent Broadway, and 4 Kast kod to destination. EXCURSIONS. A oy LON EXCURSION — saa00N SrA MERS, «Borges and Groves open Sunday a MAWES ARABI E LL 119 Hout at ——SWINES, LIQUUKS, WC. JOR INVALIDS THE Gi y LAG POA Fee ee ete tans and trengatealnge WiGPOH ie MAUUEL, Now York. = = = —— ——SSS MARBLE MANTELS. TEWARTS SLATE, MARBLE AN D Sianiee ue jt rat re a poeta pce ——SSS———— I Aasonie Tem osite Bouth's Theatre, Le DENTISTRY, arr OY. ART OTAD Ta u BL; warrac: I. ae Koouna, ada Ui avy 16h wud Athy Eo OeGCOee ee ee meee ne ee ee