The New York Herald Newspaper, April 25, 1877, Page 10

8 NEW | YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 235, 1877. —TRIPLE ‘SHEET SEMENTS. f AMUSEMENTS, ACTS ST AVENUE THEATER [Mow sQoaRE THEATRE fre An re ba al Fugit ae a SHBRIDAN aHO9! 4 t appetiant TH E CC YURTS. peeonee, Tae xgreliepeseceny Bank sa, 0, Sea The tain Rasond SHIP OWNERS’ LIABILITY. FURS: sti ayant anon fe Si ee On the question ot usury in connection with nego- An action was brought by Bennett & Beckers, of the dent; Catlin, appellant, va, Martin, nd Xo THE DANICHEFFs, tant oh Judge W i coh has renderea an im- | Standard Tea Company, to recover from the owners pease Tag eae rec Beets 1. t sion a civigg Hey pets i Re Hs % x a it BSS — portant decision. Edward R. Dickson sued William | of the ship Eastern Star and the steamor Garrett Pol- he reople ni va Coauneey Kl mineaer ey l:, ae» ne coleaon oT caer #, ‘Tg ey reeldence. 4 ae, il x %, x 3 This charming play ik tee Y. Edwards to recover on a promissory note for $300. | hemus the price of a quantity of stores furnished to pellants, va, Cheretrie et al, Commissioners, respon- Gell ‘elonn purchasing’ slawere at 190 East 16th st., be- | P * # 5 one O08 iiaaalate alent ‘The note was mado by Edwards payable to the order of the arom & Sow vessels. The case came } 4 or kook > eer sen affirmed, without costs as to ether A SECOND WAND FURNITURE, PARTIES Tae f Ba BIL Ls, NN. CO EERE ‘ssa S58 pce Bailoy and Glibert, dated at New York aud payable at ae Mesine Gtent ir Dee Spalliag wrepeasing | The le ex rel. Folk, appetlants, va, The Board of poles Ty cr’ or small of hgsgohold id Kral ture, one “ MONDAY EVENING, MAY 7, the same place. The defence was that the note was & | to represent the plaintiffs Police and Excise of the City of Brooklyn, respond- | Piss. sues fine of ed burchaser i —_ ® jorgned On behalt of the latter ent. —Jadg' Li the d nt affirmed. = pure ucoommodation one, made by Kdwards aud loaned | Satie ot saat the onpta Cameron and unother, respondents, va. Seaman and —PURNITURE? " PORNITURE'—AT AUCTION, b rane ase to Batley and Gilbert, who procured tt to be discounted | wore gione liable for the another, appellants; 5 Oa mich Savanna ty, va, Fon: | £4 this (Wednesday) mornin. ogmmoncing st 1036 o'clock, une entitled SxIKE by the plaintiff at a greater rate of inte} than sevel | shown on the part of the plai ner and others, appellants; Wh Arms Co! tire Household. Purnia ‘mast be bold, Also an elegaut the trip a or cent, and that It was therefore void for usury. Tho | of them persot ly solicited tho credit, pony, Fespondent, va, Brooks, ‘appellang —Judginent 73g octave tour ronnd Pixnotorte, x. he Soldier o! 3 | saty RDAY, APRIL Tuk. per cent, , | question of fact been submitted to the jury | reversed and new trial granted, costs tu abide evenc. Se ee are ty er ed i Vente Ae IW ee MENTH Satis reply of tho plaintiff to this was that the note was Bot | thoy found a verdict in Hg ans of plaintifl. Sosteint PeDy inet vs, Matthewson and another, Avett cae for cant, Permliase, Mai ‘ke, Apoly bes rUnbA A ‘ST TWO WEE’ fa pure accommodation note, but that Bailey aud Gilbert cect perroreaiy rder affirmed, without costs as to either ween 10 and 11 A. M.. tonday, atk ‘oat 22d at. BEATS for a zat ean ie BLL | SIGHTS AND ma- | LasT TWO WESKS THE DANICHEFFS. gave their note for the same Amount to the defendant SUMMARY “OF LAW CASES. bay re respondent, vs. Harght, appellant,—Motion HE POPULAR Hyteetss MANUPAG TIERS OI FF KC aN OF FAL" may now be CNet. Boorws FUBATRE.—McOULLOUGH'S FAREWELL. jm exchange therefor. It was conceded that the note | Judge Donohue appointed Samnuol Wilkins receiver | granved. "with costs of appeal up to tine of giving einnon en DAL, May 2 Gra night of Miss NILHON'S LAST WEEE oF ‘THE SEASON. was negotiated to tho plaintiff by Bailey and Gilbert, | of the Atlantic Fire Annibilator Company yestorday, | notice of motion and $10 costs of motion. Tho sale of sents will open May 1, POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCES OF JOHN Mo. the payers thereof, in the State of Massachusetis, and | the appomtment i made on the ground of the ad-| x. 444 whe People Fagen OY Wasson, respon- a _-—_________. | manBATRE COMIQUE, rt BiOADWAY. zl 3 that tho interest received thereon was no greater than | mitted insolvency of the company. dent, vs, Georg: W. Schuyler, Auditor, ppellant,— es LEGANT PAE PARR ge Bot Phage pie Pink Xf WALT.... gjesearr & PALMER beg to announce the following a that allowed by the laws of that State, though | In the suit brought by Cbristiua Nothwick against nt, A. J. Parker for motion; E. | Zyi¢ gt art, fOr wale at great wncrifics at 162 Broadway, | Gi, a eee ie WATE. AW EDITOR'S TROUBLES, i PROGRAMME a tacutahed prvadgtiretecngclsrtaa Medanki nario abrir Rabies) ap Gh pacapy faeegedyrn bei APYBALS. “LADY BREAKING UB HOUSREEEPING WIEL | saTOX Uanway and relenng tt fal piarectere oe8 ee codiue Wales toate Serine oie tat the trial the jury were charged that if the note | » quantity of furs, which she alleges the dete! penis {rom orders were heard:— Agi ir Harafare a taatfiog! Galton ie RG ee 4 eee a in ibn mont marvson wn thet ania in suit was given by the detendant to Batiey and | took forcibly from her house, the tacts of which have Lees ie nae he ere appel Pa ee eg 21 Kass Houston st., after 6 Dri se nae ie Hemmer may row be secured at the | as Gilbert in exchange for their note of & like amount | already appeared in the Hunan, the jury rendered ® | 1a terry jor ‘ 1; J. 5. Davenport for respon- T PRIVATE SALE FOR ONE WEEK—ALL THE redns and Bat y Matinee, VIRGINIUS, by ronson of ‘the p popular snocess ata their verdict should be im fayor of the plaintiff for the | verdict yesterday In tavor of the defendantn bred pref fi apeliae Po! A Faraiture contained in nine semtadudlng ‘ehictertg ner BROADWAY FHRATEE_CORNEE BOTH BT. former resentations, will Ge repeated thie due th If, on the other hand, they should | ,, William W. Wright tarnished hay an No, 440, Albert B. Smith, trusteo, &c,, respondent, id Silver und Plated Ware; also ® fine lot — ings and ut the FAREWELL MATINGE apt py age : voice Deparsiment in 1812 to tho extout ot $4738,” Tha vs, Abigail Wells, appellant,—Argued by B. F. Lee for — next Saturday. find thai the note was a pure and simple accommoda- | city offered to jet him enter Judy t tor $3,100 and | ppellant: RF, Wilkinson for Fespondeut, TP OHIVATE ALES saiotandoce FOnaE MONDAY, APRIL 30, OTHELLO... be saa ys tion one, made by the defendant for the benefit of Bailey coat saa) Mee icet yea ag a msl balers Judge No, 462. The People ex rah Jad rates, vice $8 rooms, com lacey furnished, a rian par. a vans 0 pa Rael ba ts PRRBWELL BE! nf’ ‘of Fs 7 , he ants, vs, jam je, presi- in Parlor Suit, 14 c or lo., 7 . and Gilbert and Joaued to them, that their verdictshould | To, onje, im Supreme Court, Cheinbers, yesterday 10r Brealaent, Td vere ale sey at hP. Ulyds, presi ghaser, antia Parioe Bult, 14 places, cost Bg eer ace Hk WONDER CATLO. j! ae me Warde wil appeen t6 be for the defendant. The jury having found for the | such an order, Decision was reserved. for appellants; Samuel Hand for respondents, gi rep Bult, $30; elaborate Chamber Suits, complete, Oe ealeg * defendant the plaintuf moved for a new trial, because | fu the United States District Court the assignees In | “ONCPRE ON As UM can and wnother, executord, ap- Carpess, spring and hair Mate Library and bin EVERYTHING NEW. MACBETH....will bo the, LAST PLAY OF THE SEASON, the charge, as be claims, was yg ge Boing flag pankeraniee, of A. Pe es & £3 oe eth dio cone pellants, ‘vs. James Rintoul, executor,’ respondent.— ve hep Cape vee Yosidence 47 West “Toth at FE=s yy WoNpEe THEATRE, Mr. Mat ocULLOUGH nppearing ue ‘the King an accommodation nove dated 1a New York an ~ | against Gordon Conkling, Jr., & Co. tor upon | Argued by Josiah ¥. Fitch {or appellanis; Join 8. Dav. eh SRN ote BNI aE Broadway. ws OR SALE—PARLOR FUKNITURE, CARPETS, MIR able im that State, and negouated for the tirst time in| promissory notes of the defendants, one of whom Mussuchusetis at a rate of juterest lawiul there, covld | (Conkling) had, sivce making the notes, himselt ob- enport for respondent, m ‘No. 464, In the matter of Andrew L. Roberts, an im- ror, —— de. ut private residence 14 West 16th, | FIFTH AND FINAL PROGHAMME OF THE PRESENT | yt", This m sirgtnenday), atiermoen, BUNRETT of Stag void tor usury because the rate of interest rge in bankruptey. This was held nut aod by Vodder Yan Dyk Fiuz FURNITURE: HeRRINGS atid ure it aliowed Prisoned debtor, —Argi y Vedder Van Dyke lor ap- deme @ scintillating cnriies of Goma of the Art ot OOTIT ATR Makan Mas renee toa tae cuttrack: | (7 Ue asumouaat, detgn, tor the sesson cass te See | Pellast; ie 0, Hilo or reepondee. ae “Ghar, te. Moot 25 Boberts’ Bullcing, 97 State, und the moot delighifal, agreeable and astonishing B TTQPAY vag TODAY, how rendered a decision on that appplication | tne bankruptcy of Conkling, and bis copartner had lant, ST TOOK AND LOWEST PRIOES FOR FUR. HELLER'S WeNDERN Bat BEN: re BEL He ee eriiehiine chesa iniheabarge wan bead | citer isd inten econ eine anamtal eae regand: itr reepondeateSubthitad, ee) Paras adc mre dietase etter ares ot yet offered to the patrons of thee Unique Entertaimments. | Tis WROSESDA: 4 yoo, SoA, 1380. he su The hy yer ane pith been areny rigbe (30 salon peae th Lae KF yo pehik ane if ee Aa ‘No. 203, Hawley D, Clapp, appellant, va. Thomas R, | at COPE "8,156 and 157 Chatham st; oak: Wipes — eee Towa he LLTA rag ce Tox New York 250), wuleh holds:——Wh i Beare Jon tho. POR ERN ONE) Mer. Warne eertar Hawley and another, impleaded, respondents —Argued as a GeETR- ENGLISH -ARUSNRI-AND ON. THE SHOWER} mic artistes note, made and dated in this State and payable at a William H. Wood was appotated a flreman in 1865, By sae BP for appellant; Wilham H. Arnoux lor ae pote heahcabisaciaplias, 1a Reltanps, Gall THE "1 ANETRAMIE Tau RING OAS ion, THE be iyi COND ENCE ed bunk here, is negotiated In another State, the laws of | and continued in service until August 28, 1872, when Yr DAY CALENDAR, br send fur olrealar. BIRTH, DEATH AND RESUSCITATION, OPERATIO. G . New York are to contro! as to the defence of usury.’ | he was retired by the Commissioners from active ser- The following is the day, calendar for Wednesday, Tra ae 0 PARI 0 iT BOARDING. HOUSE (second act), As the case enuneiatiug this doctrine was a decision Py | vice upon an annuity of $150. Claiming, however, | 4 ri 25 dary 273, 241, 306, 274, 320, 316 also gilt Parlor Chairs Tables, Horr Of ear my our highest State Court, even though pod tiger ot ied that the Commissioners had no power elon apa his m ” ” 1s, Oll Paintings, Gliromos. 3 "‘Epatavings, THE MAN witd" WENT TO HEA! FAUST. cia moon D POEMS. decision Was rendered unnecessary by the statement | retirement, be brought an action against the city to Other articles, wil very rich, 23 West 40th st., lor afew days: | pe adaetion of the famous LILLIB ELDRIDGE: ry VASNIE avopwi in the beginning ol the opinion of the learned Judge | recover full pay trom the time ot his retirement. Judge t z a. BEDS CBU fepro SECOND.SIGHT SEANCE, p IN, who spoke for the Court, thut contessedly *the note on | Sedgwick, before whom the case was tried, directed a RAPID TRANSIT UNDERG ROUND, ARLOK supe AND NERDHAM SOFA BEDS. ane by Ei - Oe | ue Part DRL which the suit was brought was reenarrmet a yaret verdict in plaintift’s favor for the ascuihe cla!med, ‘ ia aoe fori ELI yng i ica a STUART ROBSON, Fi OBA 7 a juterest illegal, both in Connecticut an ew York,’ | about $5,000, and then, on motion of the Corporation ate FURN FoR wiignarvEn | conclu m4 Yih a wie! ‘vr si ait en W. ES HERIDAN, MAU nae ne 1) was wise to follow it at the Circuit, that the | Counsel, set the verdict aside in order that tho case ne Gity Heigh SEANGE IN A NEW LIG ¥. Be WARDE, CER. WOSTUARE, question ot’ fact which the case involved might | may be presented to the General Term tor final deci- | THE NEW YORK CENTRAL UNDERGROUND RAIL- wi dnorme 0 Maes Jateer Oy.) eights; 20minutes | \aster eal tes rie arn vine iss HELLER Edaee Oe ais canis fir. F, BAKER, be disposed ot be rer —— boy Pear bn wy on Soop hs 9 gd for the plaintiff WAY COMPANY SECURES A VICTORY IN THE +r “x FULL SUIT OF GOOD SECOND HAND | MATINELS Phir oa DAY. AND spare DAY, AT 2. K. GOLLI " iJ f upon ibe pure le; and Mr. eau for the city, 4 bildren. ice to Matinees, ION SAUKETT, YL doctrine of that cage, although reallirmed by the same | “Some timo since, when the action for criminal con- | COURTS—THEIR RIGHTS AND FRANCHISES TO | ,)¥,!rlor Furnitures, will pay Ahout Sian. Only, shove TiC AR COT CR CEN Nat GuntonLe rf TLuTR, ied Bacooer, 205-207), dad ge Vissi ook. in uoame || Repent Pro et Ta Sea, BE RESPECTED BY THE CITY. lyn Post office. PARRY Lessee und Munngor SioNol Ormitny (SR el 3 63 Barbour, . Judge Westb. ook ruger, and in which the plaintiff asks a = SURF 1H. Shbseribe., ssI'ne Jundamental error of that ase.” le | ages, was about to vo reached tor trial a tuil and ex- | Rupld transit, this time underground tnstead of RO REFRIGERATOR WITH OUOLKH, BEST IN FOURTH MONTH, bee, OX SHERT N tuys, ‘ti In tho assumption that in a case like the | clusive report of tho facts appeared im the HuRano, 4 encourage fi ‘ K . POSITIVELY. LANE Wi OOTHS sesters OPERTDS FESTIVAL presone the note of coutract is mado here. The form | Sincothen it has been delayed by the usual causes po. | CVeTsFound, ‘bas receive sistas ees nM he Mg OSTTIVELY - VARIETY & PALMER, ahagert cos ey, WEEK -Lessees an bf the note or obligation may be written here, but it | cular to law suits, but is to be reached for trial to-day | Order of Judge Sanford, of the Superior Court, dircot- PROPOSALS. OUR BOARDING HOUSE, vOUR pos DING HOUSE, WELL MUSTGAL eendva my DING HOUS: for the BENE only becomes » note oF cautract upon ity delivery, and before Judge Lawrence, The circumstances are Wie, ing the Commissioner of Public Works to respect tho | + aupqgaL@ ¥OR INDIA\ AU PPLIES, GOODS, AND ous BOARDING Edi ty ohn no BOARDING HOUBE. for the HENREIN of ee mor G, OPERTI, lender of the of iti mude when and where it is delivere ind B | what outside the ordinary pale of crim. con. suits, and | risnig of the Central Underground Ratiway Company. Pp Deseiporaion RUVELY Last wee : NEXT SUNDAY EVENING, APRUL. 20, y have an agreoment drawn between them In this | that fact, combined with the position of the respective | Teo oP ne onder, and extracts of the most iim (os EVENING ATOR RATURDAY MATINEE AT 2. ecial occasion « wonderful programme will be a aR alia ondcase eeret et it 1B erate {a tho business which pin Mela ges bead * ii Derantwuat ov sum Lxtenion, * Beer rapa t farewell, ongagenayt (priar to ap- %. does not yet become 4 complete contract until deliv- | being a jeweller und defendant a wealthy pork packer— | portant portions, are given as follows:— OFvICk OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, H ju London) of Mr. i cred. 1!) then, they carry away with them the paper thoi cabe excites considerable. interest inabe business | > re Jobs Wasiixarox, March 30, 1877, Bon of COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS, in Mark Twaln's a 1U rs in re citations Siggy tabla Sine, NALVORTL Miss BORTE. an orchestra of 80 led ‘by Max aoe Sealed proposals, indorsed ls for Beof, Flour, American comedy. Box sheet now open. ry ng Ceme Glothing, Tran atone ‘ke, a the case may be, aud and AE rattan cy jo an ia D “ hat you ure ordered by the | {4 ecked ae, New Yurks will be roseived watil 12 AE: of Tos. W tronrietor and Manager and deliver i cisewhery ine place of delivery 16 the | circles to wuioh they belong. Hoth sides announced | to tis Honor sateu Biv. dr place of contract.” The same rule, Le maintains, | their readiness for irtal yesterday, Messrs, O'Neil & ommissioner of Public Worl hoids good in relation to promissory notes, and tho | Kintaing representing platntiff, sod Menta Brooks & Mr. LESTRR WADLAGK, NF Hid, Signor perth, w GRAND OPEIATIC gily * note im this case having been borrowed, to ve nego-| Lovy the detendant. Now York. « copy of which or- | Gay. May 8, 1877, for furnishing the following ‘supplies, | #47 49TH, re ae PE AEE: AND SOME HAMILTON. the tenor, and the renowned Mr. PS. Gils tiated by the borrower when and where he Alexander Strause, formerly in the employment of Rha ay As goed pee be \ds, and transportation required for the Indiun serviee perfor WFUL Dab. ' MORE with'n corps of great cornets, including Mr. ae pleased, it only became a valid contract when ne- | Robert Bonner, who was convicted on the 18th of nd oeegberty Ofte ancceasars of | for the fseal year ending June 20, 1878: Boar MATINEE BYE i AT, 10, BUCKLE, Me BENT, Senor SALCEDO, ae. “Other tow gotiated, This note having been for the tirst time ne- | June last of stealing registered letters belonging to to enter oie and upon the soll to construct, mai o LL NOVELTIES PORTPONE: . Kotiated in Massachusetts, there the maker of it tor the | Mtr, Booner and sentenced to Kings County Veniten- | tain and Bee ion underground rallway within tke boun- next on sain Horas A | ane grbai tareen Finis clay icpbends tot the presen) tie. | AADM_OF F MEATS BEUINS TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, lirst ume contracted by making a valid promise to | tary for eighteen months, has been pardoned by Prest~ ee anf certain sens, avenues ope Pah rect tape Baco Sugar. See luction, and induces the manager tte THBATRE, MR. WARDE'S BENGP IT. 3 : ty and county of New York, which are fully set forth, | 0 ¥ 0 recommen -Leseses and Manag Raoers beeper bene Neon ee ee Seceribod and declared in sald orders andJecroe-and among | Gr. basi Fyre Reatta cee ee AW EARLY APPLICATION FOR SEATS, HICK. WARDE boge to nnnonnee. hat je governed, and not by SEN ‘a “4 F which aro the rights und powers to make an Minderground foe ist 00 | Tow MR, LESTENR WaLLACK his FaWRWEEL BENHEIT performance will bo elven on OR eee she OL eos eee Ment earema GENERAL SESS[ONS—PART 1. Fallway from the City Hall to, Forty-second street: And | RiCoo i pa hw orr nade EXT MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 30, this position the Judge quotes decisions o1 ie pt fall lect on all sultabie and rs slo i: A’ 3 i te ts tude At will Court of tho United staves reported in the first and Before Recorder Hackett that fare or moxleet om all suleabie, aud proper aeéasions | Soup ista0 | Lard, mm whan abil gemapiabie for ity mugnitide and mort wll be Mess Pork, ‘790 bbls. hs "Seat was kept ina roar of lauchter from first to | presented, gaan ie rs entire ov STL AS. of y: a ¢, un § that as the plaioull ‘ judged rights and powers by the Mayor, the Commis: 17 Awful yn ie unq ape the most brilliant iON AND Peni a cailtgn oC Alasanehagatca peek ives vase: A BBACR OF) RYETREEDS) SU MeEIEDy Tittle Works, the Board of alaeriied oc by. au Gietikala, putes 20,479 "Blouses f the Walla ele fa which the rete ei Me JOHN MocuL force acoutract mado iu that stato 1 our courts, it is | AUgust Narman, allas Schust, allas Moyerandanum- | oMesr or servant of the Mayor, Aldermen and Vommonalty | Ovorconts. The Vcr ED RON BhORMEOR ‘OUGH, will appear with the benoiisaire; after which the vory proper, iu the final disposition of the cause (arti- | ber of other appeliations, who gave his address as No. | Sha'conteary to law, rendering such iunicipal officer or | SicK,cOnt TIE ERY DUTCHMAN, leony Se Chee cle d, see. 2, of cons U- 8), that the Saprente Court og | 09 Eldridge street, and Henry Loel, alias Smith, of No, | setvant liable to the mandate of sald Court, to answ ef for Pants Ri800 THR WIDE-AWAKE CLERKS. | ayivg wipow, | iioduelte, iting MAUD ‘i ck ni finally, the firs! jon should be followed rai yan toa of Its said orders and decree. h autloal dea igbest ribuual of our own State, As uo nove in suit | 510 East Twelith street, wero arraigned by Assistant | Stem? SUELDUN & BROWN, Attorneys. Dry" Gouda drdare apie aod Media! Spoon TUE FAIR FIANCRE and THEANGEL TN AN AERUN, | S10! the affecting nautical drama |. Was DOL Hegotiated at usurious rate of interest under | District Attorney Russell charged with obtaining money Apnit 24, 1877, transportation for such of ihe’ ‘above suppl MR. HARRY BECRETT, ee HOLLAND, A delightfal musical feed bain be added, the laws of slassachusetts, where the Judge now holds | under false pretences. On the 11th of February they TUR BUCCHSSION OF POWERS, contracted to be delivered at the several 1 Ae Pia cae HOLLAND, MR, | ALI OF SEATS NUW BEGUN. iu, for the foregoing reasons, to have been negotiated, | entered the store of Catherine Husteen, No. 87 Highth | ‘The papers served consisted of the decree on fore- Ap Sate, she aude aiid OMSL Bie of ON eunP OTN BARR WKS COHN BET pt Mini be awards the plaintiff a new trial, Street, and on the pretext of looking tor somebody dis- | closure and sale of the rights and property of the New pince atdelivery, conditions to be ob TON avd othe " Sia layed several tabiecloths, which they said were worth | York City Ventral Underground Rullway Company and | served by bidders und terms of contract and p it, to” OX HOOK OPEN TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE. NeW AND, ONLY GREATEST gn snow ,ON EARTH, ACCIDENT SUITS. $50 each. They succeeded in raising $180 on them, | the orders made in that case, They show that the | gether with blank proposals, forms uf contract. bond. £e., _Carriagos may be ordered mt 10330, ea EEK, OF TRUM om 2 but it was subsequently ascertained that they were | Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty were a party 1 the | Will bo furnished on appilcation to this office (in Washing- iE GRAND WAGNER OPERA FESTIVAL. gu ree WEEK i) There were soveral accident suits disposed of yester- | worth only $2 50 each. On tho 8th of March lust the | action, aud appeared and were represented by ihe Cor. | fi".or at 40 Leonard w. New Sort) to, EM. Bin geles, UNABATED, TENTHUBLANM, IMMENSE At AUDIBNCES day in the courts Among others was one brought by | {Wo men visited the saloon of 1, D. Helns, No. 1,623 | poration Counsel, and that in the flual order all muni- | 22 Clinton place, New York: ta Wm. Hf Hyon. det Prond: | ° fe, J, ©, FRYER respecttully announces thas prepare GREAT, SUCCES OF THe aber tow York, New i Secona avenue, and exhibited a case containing two | cipat officers and servants were commanded to observe : nc. Kansas; to the Cotnmissaries of Subsixt- | ‘ns are uow being made fur the THO PRREORMANGES RACH Otto Kuse against the New York, New Haven and | watches and two chains, stating that they had just | aud respect the rights and powers to construct the | ence, U. S.A... at St. Louis, Chicago, Sioux Olty, Leaven- SECOND WAGNER FESTIVAL RENEWED ATTRACTIONS. apy Lt RRS FEATURES, Sarit Rattan, Compe. ary wi ene | ee eee aM not go te ace Sie cee: | eae aT te eee | Seah aetna Be Nik eri bara dante ah sta Bera sat Yenth avenue at Seventy-fourth street, was knocked | the jewelry turned out to be bogus, Th lions, for whose peers Mr. Barnum. stands ready to giv » pleaded guilty and wero sent to the State Prison cach | — it was adjudged that the New York City Contral Un- 520 $10 Due notice will be given of the commencement of the i a epee tigns extended to down snd, badly inlet ex's eae el Mi ota Now | for the term of two years and six months, durground Railway Company was a corporation located Bowithexce of season tieke i es hie TBNGERR. tho EQrcen of the si a Bacio York, New Haven and Hartiord Railroad Company, , in said city, organized under and pureuant to chapter “* as Rae ONY PASTOR'S. TONY PASTOR'S, | and her ‘wndem Stallion Team, ie ve . THE UNION TRUST COMPANY FORGERY, N Un his suit for damages, tried belore Judge J. F. Daly, ini u E Bro bi hat 230 of the Laws of 1868 and chapter 824 of the Laws of MATRIMONIAL. T ee GRBAT sitow Ge wa Soke clured by the eaatire proot the ae, vaseuune Common Pleas Court yesterday, he complained A the case of Horace E. Brown, who wasjointly | 1869, of this State, and had the tien a FOREIGNER, “ss YEARS OF “AGE, E-GHOD LOOK . ever introduced tn a clreus rn there was no bell rang and no’ warning whistie | charged with George W. Chadwick for the forgery of | righis and powers, property, properties an Ame ask Ulghidddobareds tubes ene aseuman ieee at eaileed siceess of although the night was so foggy tbat it was in ee of property granted by said 8 Bizet, ae $64,000 on the Union Trust Company, Assistant Dis- r jor b e i i] The je time of the transactions mentioned; Foe en ee a en enuae that uot ony | tFict Attorney Bell moved for is discharge, but states | that the mortgage foreclosed conveyed. certain righ m imatritnontlly Inclined,” Addren, in eonddence, with Hilparticuurs, RAMBEAU, Herald office PIANUFORYTES, ORGANS, &O Unp: WORLD'S CHAT iT SRE BACK RIDER, ARLES ¥ Fis! An entire nanttaty ot opinion coneerding the greatness Sam Devere Master Ellsworth, ell ru be train emerged from he was in the case of Clement | and property within the boungaries of streets, av And all of and srandeur of t ‘ Ipevancel and ptaale agnor on the track a warn: | Hearing an arrested for the seme | nuos and public places, as located and detived by four CHANCE.—SPLENDID~ NEW Urriaut ARD “engi aaron THE FINEST AND neers. ie EXHIBITION ing whistle was given and the brakes were put on, | Offence. He moved that bo be held in the sum of $2,000 | setx of maps, profiles aud descriptions, tho first of square Vianos te rent. and rent allowed if, purehused; Doone OO FO. THE MONARCH Oat HOW ME wich Was proved The jury considered it a case of | bail, in deiauit of wich he was sent to the House of | which was filed by the company tn the office of the | @ few near! tall ‘new. Planes. wat 125 FREES, SPECIALTY ARTISTS. {$500,000 worth of entirely n added 0 ale contributive nogiigence and found for the defendants, | Detention, Clerk of the city and county of New York on the 5th pepe vee Beate nes one to cert customers ready wtupendous collection ot living marvels ned. yas The case of James Oilwell against Jobn J, Hasbrook, | aay of March, 1870, and the others im the Register’a | Oyen otered oa Pichon Ai taieg 2-day 47 Sth av., core MATINEE F! FRIDAY, Bahr niet, Py worrtt’ OF steenta torceover $5,000 damages for the death of nis deaf GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2. office at later dutes; that in streets, avenues and pub- Srenyway, ‘ere Ty REGIFATS 0) A 000,000 Lor ana dumb sun, caused by falling through defendants | Before Judge Gildersieeva, lic places there was the right of ocoupaucy, seizure N EXCELL LENT CHANCB.—AN KLBGANT STEIN- Tht We Wed ) EVENING, April 25, 100 MATCHLESS GENERAL PERFORMERS. hatch way, resuited, before Judge Sedgwick, of the Su- sg8 WA a and possession of the lands, premises and grounds de- Ts ccharn Finsotocte at ¢ bareain ann OND Essivore tab Doors open at 1 and7 P.M. Grand aninzal and speetacn- perior Court, yesterday, iu a verdict or defendant. “SNAKE” MARY'S DAUGHTER. scribed, for the use and purpose of constructing, main- Fe eeeeve sey Certs Ramya Badal bert, Mendelssohn, Schumann, | lar entree one hour later. The suit Of Gatheriwe Quion against the Daviess | 4 herculean looking wowa with bigh cheek bones | ‘ing and operating a double track railway, for tho Bait ee PaIDaY avanxo "a Recital, ‘The alternvon entertainments equat in every respect if " Prozrainme. thoxe givew in the evening, wad, the crowd velng lous great, Fa Chamber and Hiatng Room Furnieary. OTe | garuRDAY, at 2. M.- AHIRST MATINEE REOITAL, | they ure more comfortable for ladle ildren, 50 and 25 cen Cuildest uder nine, to or Chopin, Mocheles, saab "Theat, “Searlattl, Hummel, to family circ! jenselt, DOLLAR. ATRE, “a ait DARLING. ‘on sale at Schubert's and Steinway Broadway and vane Me ‘sone mane tor and Mi Fi en URAND. SUCGERY a wus tfied belore Judge use and purpose ot constructing, maintaining and op- Sine Wf god pale. 4 Court yoatenday, Plaineill and avery determined expression, giving the nan.e of | erating a branch railway to the Central Park, and el claimed $5,000 damages for the death of her husband | Mary Cole, was arraigned yesterday by Assistant Dis- | Way connections witi steam and horse railro James, caused, as she alleged, by a grating ou detend- | griet Attorney Herring charged with having on the | ranted in these re ane thut these rightp and Ani's establishment failing on him, October 28, 1974. | roy of July, 1876, stolen two rings and other propert should continue to the company and its The detence was that the deceasod bad been tn ther | soon ging Dncoteiendieatae property period specified in tho D ISCH & BACH AND janos at great bargains. Nos. 241 and | ADMISSION ON juepared sonts, $1 all, , ‘! 1d Murtha Clayton, | statutes. No direct statement appears that the y SECOND i ‘TRINW. lol, = ——F thay en Me kaues it tee tessoure, A010 Pecteni, | fo 318 Wooster sircet. | It was a peculiar case, | franchises could not be forteited for not constructing ‘Aaenees ong erly Py uae ap So ara noe pur GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM, AND | Mist BESAL DARLING, success was because of bis negligence, and’ that his deatn did illustrative of — oe gfe gad the railway, but the foregoing yooms to be equivalent | for sale at 9 bargain. Voware of vogus plunos palmed d off open diraudmay and Oth at SHARD Miss Beate ALLING, SUCCESS ot result irom the hurt caused by the injury, but by comuplaseant- ax the seventh “aauguier at she: Great | ee gr al ce Bag PO fall STRINWAY & SONS, Stolnway Hail, New York. Splendid eullection of Goon Wonders P GEARB| hie sucokae 18 own bad and injudicious habits. Case on.” Brady | complain Be regs peed GRAS ones ‘ i 4 ‘Snuke’’ Mary. She generously proffered to tell her | pe conclusive on this pomt:—Aod it further appear- —FOR RENT, Uns Tt SQUARE AND GRAND , gnd Hariaan for plantif; Marsh and Wallace for de- | soriun and to change her luck, which had previously | ing from said report, etd having beon Yound by said e ES of our sn make: also for nto and reat nna prehlbltlen, of | Sabmur in Jamon Sheridan Knowles’ beautiful Piny of Hugh McKeever sued the New York Central and | been 1p accorgnues ier ee be Hts hor | rojeree that the right of occupancy, gelzure and pos- | ber of fine second hand anos, in perfect order, WILLA Admission 50 cents. Children half pric THE HUNOHBACK. for ipjuries to his little son, who was atlempung to alone fi e 4 y ae ntes granted to the company by the aloresaid atures y cst agg J GRAND, 5 STEINWAY'S, GRAND SUCCESS. MARVEL, oF TUE AGE. M re id au her absence the fortune toller ransacked Chickert rights nnd other Pianos and Oi wilt appene this Evening for the Tt time as dence tended to show negligence on the part of the | Ythihe vhiormation buat there word Grek (SlSEE Jn of August, 1875, as hereinbetore recited, aro property 5 mente, aad ren 50. 15 Bast 14th st. eee el al AB BY HAMPTON, Thursday, jay, Friday, end Salar iy Erontnas, boy, that there was none on the part ot the employes | OM or or, Tt was not Until atter. the veparture of | Aug Property plies, grauted and “July 21, 1873, ip Gq OOTAVE STEINWAY PIANO FOR SALE Jo UNCLE, TOMS” CABIN ————Miss_ BES IE BENG 8 of the company, but, oa the contrary, the bell had | ‘ said indenture of mortgage, dated July 21, 1873, in| A 7M OO ASO FOR SALE | Gennd UNCLE TOM MATINEE Satu will appenr as INEE carvuntee™ MACBETH, been rung. the ‘whistle blown and every efor made | te good fortune teller that the complainant discovered | connection with such right of way and other proporty heap —At a bargnii t 4 r H her 1ogs, and was, doubtless, then convinced tha therein conveyed and mortgaged as such description | Pulred in the most perf i Steinway & Son. (oucnara OF ERA HOUSE, = iy Ge taste scr oe mocien or oer an toate ad taken the wrong means to gocure worldly po: relates to land in the lines or boundaries of the | A LARGE STOCK ELEGANT PIANOS AND ORGANS, (FRAN QRERA HOUSE siMlascl. {or the company, Judge Lawrence, veiors | S008 Some tine alter the prisouer was overhauled | streets, avenues and pudiic places, 1b was therolore ow pricey, uew and mecnd, hand; Ingtalments taken tors POOLE & DONNEDLY.. 4 Mang Whoin the trial was Lad in Supreme Court yesterday, | 1° 8 somewhat similur offence nod wus \immediately | go ordered, aujudged and decreed. eens <A a “ chins tions: oF, the Plensures of eee wig Vaarbietine-cotspinidt + | recognized as the ‘defaulting propbetess.”” She yes: THE WORK COMMENCED. GOOD BA ‘OR BALE A PIPE | The French Minuoe, Tho Artiov's Movela, and nil the rich, pg te Bid terday denied the charge, but the jury failed to be con- Concerning the commencement ot the work the ref- Organ, without case, containing principal and ap rare and spicy pepe Cmoger oy of the prese 7 MIC) ‘ - Vinced by her excuses aud returned a verdictot guilty. | eree, ex-Judge Joseph 8. Bosworth, fou :— | iapason, inust be sold; only $75. Inquire, fur two days, ; iGhTER SAINS' fiiaa ra b , ge Jonep! nd as follow p MIC - DAUGHTER AGAINST MOTHER. Judge Gildersleeve sent her to tho Penitentiary tor six | That the said railway company prior to May 10, 1871, | Bast 9th st, New York. Tie 5 paces EVERY EVENING et ‘ ats In 1860 a dry goods merchant in this city, named | Mouths. commenced the couatruction {the tunnel and railway 5 pier ih care aT Fo pram Rotarians, 85:9)... 2g ; in? eeeemew ee which, by the statutes aforesaid, tho suid railw f eT HA! OEM. Lurad ©. Heath, purchased a house in Teath street, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. paay Wud auimariaed tr Gousttoes, ene pie 4 bees B See “PUCK.” ne another in Eleventh street and a farm in sew Jersey. | geyexux Covet—Cuammuns—Held by Judge Dono- | tbat the workmen of said railway company ‘we: FLGMAS HARE BATT St AND SD AY. MIC The deeds of the houses were made in the name of Lis | hue.—Nos. 35, 104, 109, Te 124, aa 162, 234, 236, thence employed for several ba $at the excavation shay ht OCTAVE PIANO- LIVING aatabh sf Feat Wo) on c8T FORMED MIC wife, who, it 18 alleged, had a great dread of poverty, 1, 270, and masonry for the tunnel wall made sod Walls Of the Planulocte, every iniprovement, cE. NEW PARIBIAN NOWaLT aS * y ’ ate zed by Judge | ®dopted tine tor the said rallway between Bond and LEIS Waverley place neat | THK FEMALE BATHERS Sate FRENCH MINUET, Me and constantly ttmportuned her husband when he 151, 345, 65, 184, 209, 225, | Great Jones streets, 1n the city ot New York. That the | frouaway, 4 eevee Parscad Viearets,. Yar tummicethine pio bought property to purchase {tin her name, so that 364, 365, B07," 368," 160, | MABonry at this polnt was commenced on a solid foun- £ MABILLE OF AMERICA. 37a) 874, 375, 376, arr, 878, | dation at n depth of about thirty feet below the surface Agary WILL SAGRIFICH STEINWAY PIANO FOR : Nothing, Like ft in fhe ¢ ity alana ——- provision might be thus made, a8 she said, jor their of the street, and was carried up to the sprin $100; a magnificent 7s octave Pinnoforte with all mod- Hes "38! wing I fs EVERY F NG ATX | MA’ 8. TUESDAYS, HILDREN'S CARNIVAL AL MATINEE, ouly child, adaughter. The wife obtainea from her 383) 833, 335, 386,393, ae for tho tunnel arch, That” said rallway Fo ern improvements, Vara fet gee pd agy aes, te palin THURSDAYS A iD SATURDAYS: AT 2. o" Sband a deed of the New Jersey fartn, alter which he o jah Rg a oy Judgo d corners, carved lexs uni cost Inst Novem ee ee rt rae AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIO, Baspand:s ore (hea 7, 2808, 3103, 315%, 3165, 3167, | PABY sleo commenced work on the adopted #250, Stool, Gover and Musle Stand, cost ATEST WAR DESPATCIIES FROM EUROPE. SATURDAY. April 28, at 2 o'ck separated trom her and went to Washington. In 1866 1 y 7%, 2710, 4723, 09, before the 10th of May, | $126 chance to buy a frstclass by general request of many who were unable to obtain soath the wile, wanting to sell the larm, found that the deed Se) Er test, ibokts, aaenne. 4 4517, 3043) in the city of Now | fustrament for all before purchasing else- TROURLY AMONG “THR PooL SELTBRS, ai dhe fest renresentati CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL to ber was, under New Jersey law, void, and the bus. te sh 4 bY Ula son er ph Xth street, and thence there cou- | Where at priva Hawt 16th ot, bevw ‘ACTS’ FOR SPORTING BEN will be repeated as above. bana retused 10 exe ance unloas Iiawite | 447: art 2—Hold by Judge Barrott—Casé on.—itew: | Hote ing hundred tect of | #¥- and Irving pluce, one block east of Union AT ae Jet vs. Wood. No day calendar. Part 3—Held by = = sett bias grading and tunnel heading excavation wero made at ND WEBER PLA! Judge Van Brunt—Case on.—Hart vs Taylor etal, No | frat gouty, whon work was suspended, as the city teed Dat evry aor ita Would stipulate lo invest the proceeds for the benetit FULL ACCOUNT OF THE WoODLN Of their dauguter, to which the wife assented. Instead mf INVESTIGATING — COMMITTEE. x Tiekets to be had of Hancock, Nort Honst 170 at. of contorming to’ her supulation, however, she imme- | 44y calend oa ea authorities Were then desirous of proceeding with the ang and really almost as good as 80,000 “CIROULATION Giately invested the proceeds in ‘houses in’this city in | SCPRENE lees amipser es Rhee = Surawwor | work of grading Madison avenue ne thas corn § It was, ee igee ‘Pleave cal ‘at the Webet AND ADVERTISING (S000 A LINE ir M Herroe. Ha. 300 Oth oy. ber own name. In 1872 Mr. Heath died, and she mar- | COUMT=-Gavknat Thnx —~Adjauened ine die. therefore, as to these matters and things, so ordered, | Y“"°* lt dil ll IN THE VENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY. oe Saeeees ey, Men Ween tBik ee fed a Mr. Sibley. The daughter, a Mrs, Mason, now | 9 COMMON Vinas—GuNERAL Tha. —Adjourned Unlll | aajugged and decreed. It was further ordered that GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN ELE. BERLE'S TIVOLI THEATRE, 8 Tf Mrs. G.I. 118 Hust sch st. Drings suit against her mother to have the houses pur- | {fst Monday of May. : the purchaser or purchasers on such walo be put into xant rosewood Pinnoforte chanp: 8 74 octave, full iron Ae N | Mee Bo eee ag Wort Bethea, chased inthis city with the proceeds ot the Jersey | , SUrmUoK Count TKiAL TTbd, 850, 88, 150" 1038, possession of the suid promises, franchises aud prop- i poles nee Sac ances eas Ue Brit naa | MM Bi ii gaa oO a nd , —N |, 886, " nnie Ward, yr 4 turm deciared hers. The case came beiore Judge Van 926, 100%, 1i0l, 1069, 613, 1169, 1110,"1113 1115, with the sald property rights and rights of io jara Da West 24 and Dance tuniee Movre, new Ballet, A ‘Signe in Venice, The a Diavolo Ax! RIVATE FAMILY WILL SEL ST & AAsons Pianoforte, » sacrifice; « richly carved rosewood fone round 75 octave Pinnoforte tor $290; In use sinos Jun. maker's bill of snle and guaranteed for 5 yenrs; wlso Vorst, in Supreme Court, Special Term, yesterday, and alter the submission of testimony, of which the ‘fore. | } ving 18 the substance, decision Was reserved by the | 2—Held by Judge s Court property belonging thereto, and that th tions, defendants, thei spect the aforesaid orders, judgments and’ decrevs herein, and tho due legal proceedings to bo had pur- LILS, 1119, 1120, 1121, 1122, 1125, 1124, 1125, 1136, Part peir.—Now, 630, 540, 635, 47443, 565, 23d ot Kering Upright Piano for 7200; Stool, Cover, Music ‘0 Mire De Witherbe sey, 1014, 300, 772, 77035, suant theteto, Cabinet, Ae. {Must be sold, Call private residence 47 West i, ae ee DECISION 1N THE BISCHOFF CASE, | by Juigosedtjwek Nox 41, 8, 1002, 1005 Go, ons, ia Iosh nu, between Sth and Gth nv : ANYRONESDAY, AfiiiL "33, Ars: Bugene Barley 26 Haat Std xt” In the caso of the United states against Henry ae ele 1, 905, L048, 1063, 1076, ‘The section of the charter that still saves the lite of FIRST CLASS SQUARE PIANO=BY WILLIAM Comedy th six Tablenux, by Mrs. Robert Hutchings. 634 Sth av. Bischof, charged with issuing ceruticat bli Surenion Court—Srecian Txn—Held by Judge this corporation is as follows :— Iai & Son, in excellent condition ; very roe vee deal. Box office upen daily froin 8 to 4 o'clock. riehe Howse ay gd bast 13th st, i is Lsaliend| E rik hea ep pert 8° | ‘rhe said corporation shall commence the constr nota Hatate offen of John W. Stevens, ARISTAN VARIETIES | MATINEE Treon's: Gileey Honee. possports, Commissioner Osvorn yesterday rendered an opinion, The Commisstoner states the only ques- tion to be determined in this case is whether the in- strument cailed a “certificate of identity” is in we within two years from the p Common Pinas—TRial Trem—Part 1—Hela by re three y Judge Van Hoesen.—Nos. 1518, 1519, 705, 1186, 698, | the sume to Forty-necond str 1 T14, 473, 1530, 960, 1225, 1192, 630, 269, | tu comploze the same to and aloug Harlem itiver, nece 953, 867, 1086, 1089, 966, 885, 963, 465, | ANd unavoidable deinys from the vendency of legal pro N Tits (WEDNES. _ 26th stn Brondwaye HID Aveans, St. Hiohoine and Wisdeor Hotei, ‘one’ tour round i A MELANGE OF BEAUTY AND TALENT a pF Regeln adh Mine nlvnonnnt nd § thereafter to ¢ jays morning, y Fosideno4os W ernsey, 13 W ap ~ | Christie 736 octave Pian ewoud 71% octave Hard a Part 2—Held by Judge Larres | ings svatust said corporation exceptet; and no omission to | mer Upright: must be s: also the entire Household Fur- PLOTS FOR Perticoat ‘Tyson's, Fifth Avenue | navare Of @ passport, Paseporis are granted by the ~ 082, 148, 1311, 1120, 800, 1068, | comatruct any portion, shall work a forfolture of thintran- | niture Tablonux Virwntn ls paghhe Dlanle Four. A y oF aueia e | 8, en on of said tunn - a oom vE ~ oN BA MUSIC, 7 ; ment of a country to its subjects or citizens to | 1 054, 1679, Pe me ‘oso, 127, whieh may wave been commenced or completed eet BARGAIN. 7 zn PIANOS, A Mile. “Alexandesing | iter Mle Behirottee, ‘ue Gritith he ALDITES & PALMIERI regrot vary ach 16 - - sia id aly. — itully warranted; instalments ta le jet, 100 Young Ladies. State that owing t continned indisposition of the Prima jtate their travel from point to point in other 12 1115, 493, poe ice aee THE ALDERMEN, rest 23d st. ing wt 8:16, Afterns Ter Ltrs ned till further notice Ticket countries. Their issue is limited to the citizen, and 24," 1077, Each member of the Common Council was yesterday = KOW for their money atthe box | + | served with a copy of the above ordor, It will be RF. BERGNER'S CONCERT, STEINWAY ain Hekots w f seid, their principal efficacy 18 in identifying the possessor | 4 Commissioner «umpbell lately sug- 216 Bast 30th st. Tharsday evening.—Mile, Cowadi, soprano; -- * ws acitizen and in asking aid and protection tor him | — Co g Board of Aldermen the feusivinty of uo ani vain TNPROVE- br sen as le te agit Mateke, viol ye | CLREATE CONCERTE BY YE. fs sucu citizen; but between the American citizen and | ©. . Daly.—No. aeaeitig to some other company the right to build a ‘ost #900; will sacrifice H 1 ita fonata im A; mi | LPOlde Folks ut Graco Baptist the joreign born resident of this country there is a Manixg Count— ita Tenw—Part 1—Held by Judge | Underground road. This order will prevent the giving in week only. ‘Adayio;" Rhelnberger's Quartot, xis Yo 2th day of ye mouthe of April, nianitost difference. It 1s easily conceivable tuat the | Alker.—Nos. S0vs, 8 Part 2—Held by Judge m giving ic tai a i XS of any such privilege at present, as tar as the above SQUARE, IN a by Little Fork the st., private house, latter might, on oceasion of visiting other countries, | * S827, 6480, 8317, 8660, HQUARE IN Pan SoA require evideneo of certification Of te act of nia | sari, sos, ae | or Hd ee i nein Seo “PUCK. inicile, more oF less continuous, An a longer or Held by’ Chief - = \ BGAN ‘PIAS ed sholver perros oftme. ‘fhe Commissioner's attention | Shea.—Nos, 19, HONORABLY DISCHARGE D. Hive sold half price; aiso Chickering square, 13 ARANCK SINC! KHER: | has been called to the issue by the Prussian govern jwent of dicharges from allegiance and ite Habilic hickering Hall to-night coming Sopran Dora Gordon Steele, sh 4 THE COWENHOVE: N ESTATE. Jano Walker, residing in Carroll streot, Brooklyn, at Chickering {MMA WILKENSON, THE FAVOULTE CONTKALTO, “4 Hall cornighe, Load nde seitng Leyonee Tek Nerney: i Poneto | A report was rendered to the Suproine Court of | charged by her brother-in-law with having stolon {rom nce 410 Rast uth 9 a . the great Baritone; Jameson, the popular a a oi purposes, ‘and thoge quite distant from those which a | Kings county, yesterday, by the Commissioners ap- | hima gold watch and chain, valuod at $50, was yes- JABINET ORGANS ARE NOW oa m SE. OFFICE SOTICE, Pasport ia intended to subserve an authorative certi- | pointed to appraise the value of tho lund on Atlantic | terday honorably dischargod by Justice Walsh. Miss | jriecnns the very Brilitant arttte " nd powerful pletures, Wiss tivvtice atti tor Gs hee ‘eee Saturday, Ave | he fe fication of the identity of an individual not entitied to a | avenue, Brooklyn, claimed by the heirs ot the Cowen. | Walker claims that her brother en ota oi e. Applying to this in- her maliciously, simply becausi passport, may be a couvenience. hoven estate, and which has for many years past been ’ Birument as its true test the evident design with which | goa by the city. On bebult of the claimants experts h it was issued and the evident purpose Of 18 por | tostified t the Jand in dispute was valued at law 18 prosecuung she has refused to d organs, $100: with ops, Including. rans muy be obtalved on payment of $7 20 per quarter (three monthy), fur ten auseter rans have received highost honors at World's exhibitions of recont youre; Frans ‘List pr RGYLE ROOMS, ARGYLE ROOMS, OTH VAY, AND 30TH MILLIANT = TERPSICHOREAN ENTERTAINMENT, ONLY ELACK 01 OF AMUSEMENT @ At this office on Tuesday, at 11'A. May terope, by steamship Wisconsin, via Guecantown. ou Inesday, wt 11 A. M., for Europe, by steamship Borhnt enstown (correspondence for France to be forwarde steam st bo speciatly addressed), and at L2hy A. apwar session rather than accidental points of resemblance | porween $73,000 and $75,000, On bebalf of the city tt FUR URK. aporb.”” Catalogues free. Warerooms, 25 for Fran t by stentnsl arre, hewween it and a passport. I at of the opimion that | was vaiued by experts at froin $0,000 to $60,000. The OOO WORTH WOUSKIIOLD w York. Pe ibtocK, 2, 1 Pravee direct by wleumsbip, Ville pnb pelle § they age 200 of the gly ite pocatibioe Be Commissioners award tho heirs $00,187 74, Tho strip he auld wt nuetion on this D RING NOTH ST, pe A me Lae a cortificate was sho v of land embraces S47 feet and a depth of 50 feet on 20 2 cadens MORTIMER, TT TTR nn Suturday, at ot tor ‘Geemany, e. Cortite of the United Statoss 10 fuot, te statute under | the auuth aie of Avicotio’ avenues Mee eon rite aoe | Xue, Tosidence 120 W ont ZA | pUCK, Te aNCGTARY SATIRIGAL WEERLY. | by’ steamship’ Weser, via Nougiampton snd Bremen Wiica the complaint is nade liits its operation to the | Sixth avenues. Tho report has ‘not yet been con vot foie round corner I fheue of the prohibited documents to citizens The | Armed by the Supreme Court, wand Brvsuele Ont pews distinctive character of a passport, however, is ‘Cabinets, Bronzes, & citizenship of its possessor, nF OF sly, doxeription Sie) 7 OUTAVER, Price 10 conte, _ For eule everywhere. (correspondence for “Great Tiritara nad Franco to ve een, 7 steps, ben 87 Mast#e THOMAS E, MONTGOMERY, THE GREAT | hntnc 12 M2 tor Beco ey eee eee ett « SON, 13 Kast 14th st. Roberts Goptane, Reta Hail to-night, . An, [tM Pier am amahip City of Ber Chaves bi natown (correspondence for r ant Dining and B PVTZGKR- tifeation of COURT OF APPEAL ALD, Auctioneer. ew auction column, Goods | PTPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, $75 t 250: 8 | paniment Halt to- oe Helnad ce be teewarteg wee Ube pion Le ie tees 6 oaleratiand 43 an com oa. rery, | Mereilin the house ih May a I free of chars, Ure iivoan patd, TiS upward BRITS, | hich pened Oe ea in tien ean P 1 on , oF > cunts Aden aie 8 jon square (4th ay, onr h wt « — — —-— . tf tivaen may have supposed that the possession of the DECISIONS, 747 BROADWAY, SUPE | “mene - cm oo 7 COUSIN JONATIIAN OLDE FOLKS GREATE WAR Go aes inte" malts for Denmnar i mand Rog certificate might have served bim in lieu of a passport, ‘ ks A ferpone, “Parlor, Beds, &e., on libern 100.8 —7 OCTAVE ROXEWOOD PIA XOFONTE A Concerte Troupe, at Grace Baptist Charen, O34 st, near | wa: The matis tor the " i am not at liberty to infer tbat it is of a similar nature In tho Court of Appeals, April 24, 1877, present | Stool Pianos te 5 GOLDS M11 be on on Tharsday evening, 20th daye of A tS | jeave New York Apeil 2s, tween the two docu- Santord E. Church, Chief Justice, and asseciates, | yeas "alos! Ienvo New York Aprlt 24 The, matte for Uhine and Japan to a passport, The difference bet - | Hon, San} q 5 , wnd aeseerates, PuivatE FAMILY GOING ABROAD MUST SELL | ———————— = pm monte 1s aa comes dod ding Se eeaioton of iho decisions were handed down as follows:— heir entie Htguvenold Fuemiuaro,ductuilng Mir. $80( PLANOFORTE Fou 875; surEnion pose, ANJO AND STAGE DANCING TAUGHT “OHA IT ES x wiitoave san Franclee My 2, bra aneaneto & strue the sta ; : ari Kc. in lots to sult, U6o Wes tte, Jolaboratoly finished, new last January; taken for OBSON, 2 wory, and HENRY U, DOSSUN, 466 Postmaster, sree or such a document as thoone in question, With | Hurger, respondent, ve, Worrall, appellant; Duly Durguin. Mesidence, 30 Lust Ov s an ae x | New Xone, aptiias,ie7, AMES.