The New York Herald Newspaper, May 27, 1877, Page 11

THE COURTS. Some Interesting Testimony in the Countess Heinruch Case, A LONG ACCOUNT. Important Question Relating to Trade Marks and Labels. ete! As old, older perhaps, than the language in which ! this is writien, is the proverb that “sbort accounts make long irieuds.* A forcible illustration of the truth of this proverb seems to be the case of the Coun- tess Heinruch, vow on trial beiore Judge Van Brant tm the Special Term|of the Supreme Court in this city, ‘The generalities of tue case, so tur a# generalities can e be gathered from the ploadings in @ lawsuit, have already very fully appeared in the HeRa.y; but the testimony, as it drops trom day vo day trom the lips of the witnesses, presents features ip business and social lite which ali people do uot “carry on wneir sieeves.’? As Dus been alreagy stated in the HekaLp, wwe late Dan Marley was 4 dealer in rare and old furniture, articles of ornament aud exceptional faucy, The Countess Hemruch seemed, os she tuys, to have had idews which ran in the eame groove with the Broauway deaior, Their business Cealings ran through years, and, if putin type, would fill volumes of uccounts So long and coniused were those accounts thas ihey have payed the way to litiga- ions as long abd Complicated us (bemseives. One me the parties to wWese transactions, un Muriey, Is dvad, but the cause seems to ve fought with us much, M not moro, energy by bis.exeeuior abd counsel as be himseif could have put orth u living. ihe present Htigution came into the courts in the form of a suit by Me, Martin, tae executor oi Dan Mariey, to enforce payment of a bong jor over $16,000, executed by the Countess Heiuruch, Sie responded by uot oniy deny- ing the jndebieduess alleged against ber, but alav by commencing & suit against the estate of Mr. Marley to recover over $144,000, This indebtedness Yu her favor, she claus, wrose out of irregul: and julge accounis kept by Mr. Marley of the transac: tons Leiween the two, It is not often that 4 real countess appears in the litigations of tue courts in ints Cy, aud as bo the lady WLo is @ party to this out it svems (0 be conceded ‘that she carries her rank by wuiborivy, hen, did you assume the title of Suuntess?"? asked Mr. MeFarluny, o! counsel tor the defendant, “1 nev Fr assumed it,” answered the Ww news; ‘1 married a husband with the uitle of count, Except tor her somewhat large ogure and magsive features of the unmisiakavie English type the Countess is ope oO ine leas. nolicoaule of the tight or ten ladies and large and general nowd who stiend the proceedings each day. ac sording to ber Own Lestimouy Slv was twice married, )wned a Valuaole property in Kagiand, hved at “Mee » douse,"? near Loudon, and her mower was a Kerry woman, Among the Wituesses testifying in ber ve- Wit 18a Mrs. Keith, who hud been ber servant, ana vos evidently ay ioval to her trust as she appeared In- eliifont un the Witness stand, This witness, among ‘Wher circumstauces connected Wilh (ne deauDgs out M which the jitigation bag arisen, described with Buch directness and etiect the interviews Which (ook place between Mr, Marioy, His counsel and ibe Couu- jess, Among other disasiers which seem io bave bee faileo the latier Was the giving of a chattel mortgage to Marioy. When this mortgage was lorecios tue house of the Countess was cleaned out of every stick of furniture, without excep- tion, A lew days alter the execuior of the jaw had fone his work SMurley arrived at the piace, He wus ustiered into the kitchen, said the witness, and was offered a Seat vu the Wastituy Dench or form, because that was the ouly seat in the house. “Have you some, Mr. Muariey,"? said the Countess (or Lady Heipruch, as te Wituegs staced 11), “10 gloat over the desolation you Dave wrougut?’ Marley was surprised, wept and Mouned over the desolaiiou, and asked we Countess to take a walk, so that tuey might talk tLever aione Bod di je some Way to repair the injury. “Lt Was uot my favil,'’ said Mariey, accord! pall iS} the (estimony. “1 had bad advisers, fone was done by the advice of Bariow.” “We 10K Mr. Marley vhrough the house,” contioued the same Witness, “ana suowed him the pailetol straw on whl we slept.” “On which who slept?” uskeu the cout tor thé defendant, **l'be Countess and ver servants,” kuswered Lhe Witness. (On gue occasion, according to the same witness, wien matters between Mr, Marley -aud the Countess wero approaching the “rougu edge of war,’ sue accompaniea tue jatter to the storo of the former and he heid up his right hand and swore to wer that he woulu regiore t» wer everything that bad been taken—her jerpitars and jewels—aod Moshe «would «go duwn to the’ oftice of Mr. warlow (3. L. M. Barlow) ber bonds would be vancelied and delivered to her, She went, and was in.ormed by Mr. Barlow that ne would not ailow Mr, Mariey to settle with hor. She returned to Mr. Mur- ley’s store and gave tum a pivce of ber miud, including Che assertion that she bad watted tor him about turee guurs at Mr, Bariow’s olfice and ue did not com His answer was that he believed some of ibe re- ceipis she heid did not vear bis signature, vut he would send for a man who would know lis signature among ten thousand, Tne ten thous- and man came, iho wituess took the receipts out of the basket, banded them to the Countess, wuo in turn handed them 10 tueexpert, The expert, the witness suid, looked at them, ma canoe ina book of the amount of cach and told Marley the signatures were bis and Would be recognized ax such the world over, The book in which tuese items are alleged 10 have been entered was put in eyideuce and marked ag ab exhibit in the case, The suitis still on trial, and &s (his report of 1 was begun with one proverb it may not be oul of place to enu Ik Wilu anotner, that “one tory i# goou until auother is told,” TRADE MA.K DECISION, ‘'Thé first case under the recent Trade Mark act came up before Judge Blatchiord sitting in the United States Circuit Court yesierday. The complainants were Marsh & Co,, and the defendants were George Warren and Alexander L. Fairweathe The complainants allege that they are the inventors of a Washing mixture, and that in connection with the sale pf said mixture they devised and used a tryde mark consisting of a woman, attired as women usually are when engaged in wash- ing clothes; and that in addicion to their trade mark, they composed and usod vy way of directions a certain mode and manner of using i, and in addition they used the words “shake well before using,” which they have duiy registered aud that the deten- dants are iniringing upon their directions, and their caution by using colorabie inttations thereof on their bottles, They also allege ibat Warren wag formerly in their empioy, avd walle thore acquired a means of manutacturiiy tueir mixture, and after leaving their employ entered into partnership with the other deiendant, and at once comme the man- Ulacture Of @ Huid Ol -substantially Lue same deserip- tion, which they have extensively sold to complain- ants’ customers to the damage of complainants $10,000, vad they bring this suit to recover said dam. ages and for an injunction to restrain Warren & Co, from Using On their botties the printed directions and caution as used on theirs, There i% no pretence tuat the tronuspiece or trade mark is simulated or pirated, Dut the complaint 1s that the label portion 1s a color. able imitadon of tue complaimants’ composition and misleads the public. Mr. Amos Broaduax appasred in support ol the motion nd argued that the label pore Hou Was protected under the Copyright act by the re. cent act of June 13, 1874, aud that the defendants ought to be enjuined. Mr. ‘Unaries Biandy represented the defendants and read the opposing anawer to tho bill and affidavits, denying all of the equities set forta in the bill, He argued on behalf of the detendents at length that the provisions of t.e Copyright act afforded ho civil remedy to the complainants; that tne only Statute of the Cuited States which in any Way gave a remedy to the compuinants, such as they now seek, the Trade Mark act passed 8th July, 1870, wnd that only aflorded aremedy for ao infringement of a trade mark, ond that « labei was not a trade mark, ap- less it contained some of the essential elements of a jrade mark,.and (hat the printed directions in question did not contain these elements as they contain 30 symbol or device or emblem oF Mark of Originality which asually goto make up wtrage mark, and thi ihe complainants have no more right to the exciusive ase of the langaage there set forth than they have to fegister a dictivuary and seck ite exciusive ase; und he further argued that, in case tne provisions of the Trade Mark act did not apply, thut then there was no statute of the United States which gave a remedy to tbe complainants, aud tue Court was without furisdic- diction ay a Court of Equity. masmucu as the complain. Avis And delendauts are residents of the same State, He farther argued that the Trade Mark uct was uncon. stitutional, as Congress ouly Lad the power to pass a law ju that regard to promote scicnce and ihe tine arts, and that there ts potning utifc oF arvistic in the fnvention of a trade mark, and expecially in this, Judge Blatchiord reyerved 15 decision on Lhe questions raised, Amos Broadnax appeared for the cumplaine anis and Messrs, Hall and Biandy tor the defendants, = PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. Two mon, named Wolff Schwartz and Sully, givi if residence at No, 106 Delancey street, were sterday taken betore Commissioner Osborn on a charge of passing two counceriet fifty doliar bills on the Central National Bank of the cuy ol New York, ong bill having been given to Adolpa Bendbeim, No. 121 Bowery, Whe o1her to Field Brothers, No, 386 Grand sirect. Tie accused were held vy the ‘Commissioner for examination in $1,000 euch, ENEAS ABROAD, Justice Pratt granted an order yesterday for a com- mission Co vistt Aspinwall to take the (estimony of the husband of Mrs, Sarah A, Eveas, who left Brooklyn a Jew mooths ago owing debis to the amount of $60,000, Action Was brougtit agaist the wife of Kneas to fore. close a mortgage hela by RK. J, Godwin on a house vind lot on Bedford avenue, Counselor drs, ved that be proposed (o suoW thar We simatures to the bond wud morgage Were Lorgeries and Werr committed without the deendant’s consent. Mr, Eueas, who was @werchant, Was ior several years a trustee of 81 Joua'd Methodist Church, th NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 27, Manbatian Commandery, No. 31, Knights Templags, are respectiully invited to attend. Hoabgcaweens Maxtartay Commaxpery, No. 31, x. | T.—sia KsiGuts'—¥ou are uereby ordvrod to assemyie | at the asylum, Masomic Temple, on Sunday, May 27. a6 halt POM. to attend ihe | funeral of our jate companion, sir Ciude G. Siualey, Services will we held im the Grand Lodge room GEORGE B. BROWN BUSINESS TROUBLES. Glass Brothers, wholesule \inen importers at No. 12 Lispenard street, have been adjudicated baukrupts on | the petition of two members of the firm, Morris and | James Glass, and the matter ba r Little to take further proceedings, The total Amount Of the liabilities is $290,000, of which $30,000 | ip held by creditors im Belfast, Ireland; $16,000 in Manchester, $7,000 ip Giasyow and $14, 060 4 Dumler> The secured creditors are tour auction pauses | Who bave advanced money on goods consigned 9 Ther clams Morris & F eyes, $56,470 43, Kobbe & Bail, ett creditors McUrane & Watson, $4,970; Will. tuart & ed $5,110; Robert Thompson & Co., $9.00); Nathan Banking Company, $ Cos Money: $2,420, and J. Bialion, ettast; Sueel &Co., $5.220, Hay, Reea, ee. #2. 360, and James Mattnewson & Sons,, $2,500, of Durnferitne, obpstone & Fielus, $4,475, and John Heuy, Ginse, $5,916 9; Adrabam Dunlop Tweudie, 8 from she French of Me PARODE been referred to Tuomas 3. Mt: LER ‘der. AssOCIATION. ~NEW Yori, | 1877—Sie Kstaurs: iYou are hereby ori year in tat uniform and jo Manbattan 10 paying the Just tribut | our ponte ‘comps 5 WILLIAM A. BLANCK, President, GRoncs 8, Brown: of respect to ilmerding. Hoguet ‘ i THomas M. Mex, Secretary. Danixt. Canveytar Loves, No, 643, F. and A. M.— Brethren are wereby summoned to attend a Dap comimunieation, tobe one o'clock P, M. to-day, Tuoms #3 Union’ equar are, of Brother Ciau . W. Woon, Secret A. the Chtettess the purpore of atten LOCK WOOD, Master, i bl ery, Saturday, “Yay 26, Harry, oldest von of Davia and Huunab Warxel, aved 7 years and t month, Relatives and friends are resi) eoetully invited to at- | tend the funerai, on Sunday, May 27, at one o'clock P, from hunse, 216 East sth st. Wiitians,—In Brookiyu, May 26,2877, Joun 0, Witu- Jams, aged 60 years and 6 days. Notice of fineral hereafter. Wrarr.—On Friday morning, the 25tb inst, Davin us age, at the residence of No, 60 West 18th st. nny ra Watson, ¥ Appearance here.) ae caaeeler's Hear; seeen i aoe, 0 te tw debi due the tirn and $154,000 in goods, the greater part of which Isin thi tion bouses mentioned above as security tor money MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. bands of the auc- 1 Wvarr, in ibe 65th year ot 1D 1AW, oe Hazertoa, . NSPIRATIONAL Buraustuar—Unwasy.—On Wednesday, May 23, at SPT! a the resideuce of the bride's parents, by the Rev, Dr. Gortneil, Ckekuta, duughter of s, 66 West J9tn st, D BLUMENTHAL to B. Uimaun, of New York city. Buacsue—Suybas On Tharaday, May 24, by Re A. Bravyais to Juba wY V, with Whe 4 oy Ao. RIN: Mi J. ¥. Manstigid and METH vill Hoid seanee from 7340 to Other distiinenisiie oP. M Hepworth, Or. Aduittanes, 10 cents. AT 1,079 BROAD- apie papers please copy. photographs takeu and McRRay-—Magtin,—On the residence of the bride’s purents, by the Re Flynn, 5. J., Watrer Muxkay to Ross M., daughter of Heney Martin, Piyyek—Goor,—On Wednesday, May 25, residence of the bride’s pareuts, by the hae Huebsch, Leo Pinner, of New York, to Maky Goa, of ednesday, May 23, 1877, at M. Ri ‘Atiaiveisary sermor Ww pauoptoa sunare rant [ M ‘Musleal and Boral Gee: draslons entersaiminent Thursday night, 5 LAST FOUR LAST FOUK- IN IBARILAS Diamonds, Rateer Mrs, saeritice her solitwir Randatt—MonGay,—In San Francisco, 14, D. Bynos RaxpatL to Maky EB. Mongax, both of P WITH A GENTLE. ~Amun who would haivioue i va arvixcor?,—At Harlem, May 23, by the Rev. 4. H. Frazee, STHPHEN B, SARLES, ot Mount Kisco, wo diss Dera Livrixcorr, of Harlem: Warsos—Hopakt.—In Boston, Toursday, May 24, Cuanuns W. Warsox, of New 1, daughter of Aaron Hobart, of Bus- PER Of ANCE on seas Hof ity anid success, FAREWELL It ¢ nourly ovorwh Iming induences of | polition! cxchement, such ay this country enced defor, tue 7, ad BhiliDs B Notwithstanding ¢ Sin aging by Char Guan and the large Youye—McCuxsyay.-—Wednesday, May 9, 1877, the bride's. mother, by ‘the Samuel H. Virgin, Gkorcx M. Youxa to Ipa J, Me Cuxsxxy, both of tna city. ¢ v the residence of Sptttely 49th 6t—Rey. Dr. by é + severest woucher known M. ant Rev. Br. William Be i Chapin il Pre ch av it AvamMs.—On 25th inst, Wintiax P. Adams, of the family, aiso the mex No. 262, 1.0.0. F, ar funeral at Forty-thira Episcopal Churen, between 7th and 8th ave, to-day (Sunday), at one viclock Y. M. Cunadw papers piease copy. Bayyax.—On Friday, th year ot bia age. Fauerai irom his iate residence, 214 East 84th st, on Sunday, May 27. at two o’c.ock. Barkser,—Enterca inio resi on Saturday morning, May 26, 1871, Carsarine 3., wife of George W. Barreu, aged 63 yeurs. and friends are respecttuily atteud the funeral, from her jate re sitence 2,430 2d 28th inst, at four P. at his late rosidence, 325 JERUSA ‘between Ath (e AViied 10 at- " pastor. —Bervie May 25, Parnick Banyay, in | preceded by we The ieight Rew, Dr. Great reduction of ‘outer, Bishop of the dioves nizister the rite of condrmation on Wediesday ‘ he Cripple. at. Ly Suunduy school 10 clans 3 VALVARY BAPTIST Joth nae. Och dee-citrouching. + marbiag 4nd evening, services commencing at 10%, rs M. Bunday senopl at zig Py M ings. ea ri eordiaily ens at Bedtord, N. BroLow.—At Piainfleld, N. J., tnst., Jtuia BeDLow, widow of Henry Bealow, of New York, im the 90th year of her ago, Notice vf tuneral hereafter, Bennert,—suadenly, of paralysis, May 25, Joszru BH. Beyyert, aged 56. Funeral! at the house of bis son-in-iaw, 132 Hart st, Brooklyn, sunday, & BioGs.—In Brooklyn, Among the a:tists who will appear ¥, J. Mouticie ny courtesy of Mr, Watlack), Shaisa | May Gailugher, Wile ¢ + Box oilice open ali day of periormaney on Saturday, 26h Sherie, and others. JOR Th Ra anne wtiioemnetieea BUres ao ‘she ab Abolition et War. ist, 2 E 5 vat Bisiirk preaches sui ‘ne bile Bivlo class lecture Tuesday even- Thursday, May 24, of con- meta ouuaet BUMption, ABERDEEN C., younpest son of Isaac A. and ‘30th year of Lis age. of the tamily are respect- juperal, from the reeidence of his parents, No. 107 McDonough at., Brooklyn, on th inst., at Lwo o'clock, be taken tu Greenwood for tierment, CARROLL. —WILLIAM F. CARROLL. The tunerai wit take place on Sunday, 27th inst., at ‘one oolock, ircm his late residence, 314 West 43d 6. Relatives and (riends, also members of Oddity Sovial Club, aro invited to attend. Carsress.—Suduealy, Josera L., son of Mavi S. Harriet A. Bi; Doors Ay aT. « HH speak tite Sunday AAS Rs at 8 of rolock,. ny oes Ker and Bieecker, pe und Persecutions,”” All the eminent artists engaged have most ze! fally 1nvited to aitend ine volunteered. “The list comprises the following mam Burdings Vali, “ter Conversion, nations are invited to attend, K vit FOR ib aise Th a pl The remains will LORD'S | PEL will preach Suuday, fg church lecture room, Madison #t.,cornor Mont- Alfred Becks; Miss tor and Gertrude Stanley ir Sot will read bis original telegram trom Lord Dundreary to Sam, with all ite irresistible P. 5.4m el ei a inthe third wet May 25, 1877, Waku bs las and Sarah Carsteus, aged By 1b) tart rat ilavited, ospectaily of soe how together with Messrs, ‘uneral gt residence ot his leage street, Brooklyn, E. D., at three o'clock P, A, Davis.—On Friday, May 25, RosaxNa Davis, in tho 62d your of her age. Relatives and triends, also of ber brother, Cleary, aro respoctiully invited to attend her fuuerai, lialf-past one o’clock, resience, 49 Prince st Sunday, 27th insi., ir. will appear in the fourt Chureh of the Ho Holy Teintey. dosti ay. and $2d st. ~ Meng. derail proweh, nist 0 _All seats freo alter opening hymn, ND POUND. OsT-SOLITAL Rb DIAMOND WING; LIBERAL Rid + hbshly prized from associations, addross ding. trom her late of pneumonia, Josxvu 0. Dorr, Relatives and iriends a layited to attend the {u- tL ball-past two P.M. Heron. Mr. W. b rt, » Charles Dade and Mr, Forest will app ihe comfs'une Act drama, vooD ¥ FOR NOTHING, The snterttoment leony Lacotd Ven and Pener Apply at 10 Park pince, hostaten KIDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN to 106 Madison av. OST-SUNDAY, MAY 20, Brondway 16 | Union squa binck enaue led. ain, with small And swail shell Basket attached to hain will be paid fo1 OST—EITHER IN lady's liamond Breastpin. —On Saturday morning, Joun V. R, Eve MENDORF, in his 33d year. Relatives and trienda, also Incependent Lodge, 185, B. aud A. M. Le ILMOR cardinal satin Fan, i ‘ent spectalt; rf ibe rowrln . RU TU RN ER. Bill Willlams, tho Hteturned Volunteer. sates W, J, Plor Other charactors by Messrs, George Giddings. W. guson, and Misuee Louise Sylvester Anite Wekeiaan ond wily Stanton, aud America Counc! ouncils, are invited to attend ‘bis lence, 177 3d st, Brooklyn, INDRPENDENT Ovuk, No. 185, F. axp A. M.—Breth- eby summoued to attend an emer. gent communication at the Lodge room, 23d #4, On Sunday, May 27, at hal!-past one P. Sharp, to attend the funeral of our late brother, J. VL J. H. GARRISON, W. M. The orchestrs wil SINGTON, of the Union square Theatre, ren:—You are ‘The Gnder will be sultanly rewnrued by leaving it a 400 Myrtle av., corner of Vander: R. Elmenaort, | bilt, Brookly J, W. CRawvorD, Secretary. Geoxey.—Un Saturday, May 26, Captain Ankasaxt Groxey, son of Captain Joseph ‘A. and Mary k. Ged- Siekets may be had at the pastor's residence 141 E, lice of tne Academy of Music, M M. Ull 4 o'clock. 1877.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. AMUSEMEN: LS Prete AVENEE © “tH tc; peremaenl iN THs WE WEEK MR. DALY will p me bg THE GihbaT Dasa. 4 Sve acts, and entitied m7 z && fe, T A Ass A a. MISS DAVENPORT will create AN ENTIRELY NOVEL CHARAOTER, making Vast Appearance fay 4 for several mouths it. Sew York, hs 8 Biind Wonshn, 3 Migs | mt aa ENPORT Sbaras nit D N a it 8 3 ote ar sous a1) i f ft Mi. 3: B. STUDLEY * 2 OF C. ANS ALe The blind Patrician © y cht: betrays her secret. rs and the lost ky wor et, No Field of Desolacion, APUFUOSTEL SATURDAY, at 2, ONLY MATINBE of “VESTA June 2, CLOSING aight of she of MR. STEPHEN PIok&, Paro attractions anu ast nana tevin 1 and wihe W RUSSELL E PSUS SEASON, and fess pro- nin hs * york of be ae GOOUWLN 5 Grews P rACULAR BOUFFE, ae 80, AT 2, MAY 31, ver experi Usastrous Gre in Broosiyn, which para- lized the amusemont word for s time; ® s:quenge of weoks ior many years, *ud lately wal luck uniformly “attending avery at the paulic of New York in the oid Globe 1 this, the L dest Diy Hetoaly xainpled and possibly A hi any oulise petabioument ‘tw the States of Ameri a PLATTS HAL: , SAN BL aan JUNE 18, i haeoaT x eu) SOM Fuse STARW BENEFIT, ill be Mr. Canrie: sid of OF 380. AGNES, the direction ot ATRE, begine at 1 48 prossesty ously comprin- on, HI. ©. i tie titose THEATRE, Boston, act of their creat success THE with '¥Y DOLLAR, + LABKINS wil zegite, LONGFELLOW'S RAN«." Mr, J. W. McANDREWS (by ‘Wy kind permission of Mr. Josh a) el give one of his celebrated Ethioplan Character Mr. J. W. Wilkes, tion of Mr, H, TIs- Bey, aged 41 years. Funeral at the residence of his parents, Beemuscks + on Tuesday, 290i inst, Friends of Es famuly are re Trains leave Grand Ceniral depot, | M DI rs 33 reward will be paid ou rerarmlug saiuy te 028 Westchester county, N. ¥ WAGL ITALIAN GREYIIOUND, MALTE ral rewabd will be k d by returning her to Vited to the hast x. —On Friday, May 25, suddenly, Gonvos,. sister-in-law of the lat Slo it, United States Funeral from 8t. way, corner of Ver «admiral Joba b. 8U MoH HE ATRE, raui’s Episcopal Church, Broad- st, on Monday, PEN GOLD WATCH AND CILAIN LOST IN GLEN- ‘al reward p id and no questions asked. Spply FULLERTON, Diamond Broker, KE WAIDS, REWARD.—LOSf, A DARK PEARL Finder will receive the wi aan Hovel; Hil oA PTERNOON In Brooklyn, May mh cai erighy 3 di sc, Missie A., third daugh O'Hara und tho late John H Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fa. nerai, irom the residence of her mother, No, 173 Pros. pect place, Monday, at eleven o’ciock A. Me JACKSON, —Sucdenly, Cuan.es R., only son of Damelaad Alice Jackson, age 4 years, 5 months aud 26 ‘The remains will be ini New luvou, oa the Minike.—On Friday, May 25, Many Catianiva, daughter of Daniel 3. and Aun K.' Mailer. Funeral services will be held at the residence of her | Pareuts, No, 618 6th av., on Monday, 2 The relatives and triends of tho family | are respectiully invited to attend, Mookk.—Friday, May syerty, nity Is 'youre in straight gold bar, | ward a by culling a atl a |W ph st. a silver bi pierire ou the gins, | oe ou dOus U the reward b qed 25 conte extra for ed. _ Boxes hiding six, a th ‘red in the family vault, in i of gold buntin, te rf REWARD.—JOUN KR + FRO. Willtsmsourg, Jost his Book wi in reward for t ie fin 28:b inet, at two o'clock P.M. Mt TES Macnificently colored Ht 5. with w thors ha vari-colored Fishes: Wondertut, surceon@ ish. | pine Fishos. & hundred yarioties of tropical Anemones, cix- vinving i Wie ealory of w snnsey: tals aud Rept NATIONAL SABER QUINTET OF JTBILER SINGERS. ss SADIE LUNN. the nauand Y EVEN NU CONOERTS, Uniden haiy peter A HOUSE, CONNER West 12 ACR Matinees Tuesdays Jeexiz M,, wife of H. v. Moore, duughter of Charies J. aud Emeline C. Haw: | land, in the 80th year of her age, AM, Suaday, May 2 . Tram ieaves Loug uty 9, 20; special train ‘Teturoing atter funeral | D paid go the one, wi Chats ivet'on Thuredyy att of the School of the the owner greatly va rare and et or return (od. M. ON» ASKED jola Wateu and D1; eters on tacy | On Thursday, May 24, Daxixy Moray. ha. tive of the parish of Castieown Geoxan, meath, Ireianu, im the 5oth year of ts age. Relatives and triends are respectfully ivited to ate tend his faperal, trom bis late residence, 402 1st ay, on Sunday, 27th, at two o'clock. —On thursday, 24th juct, , alter a lingering sx, wile v. James Mealoer, ages 46 years "Suneral will take place on Sanday. trom 364 Madison st, at hatl-past one o'clock. Puree McCantny, on Yuy 25. 6 piaceov Sunduy, May 27, from his residence, 16] Eiizabeth st. Sau Francisco (Cal.) papers pieaso copy. MeCartiy.—On F wife of Michact MeCarth, Funerai irom the residence of hor husband, 240 East 27, at one o'clock, OGINNIA, A Dative of parish of a "Thursday, ‘24th inst, trom where the at half-past one P.M. tiully invited, | jac andGrenmide a Eveutin Thursdays and saturdays aby w, | saa eran Minnet.@———. Jardin Mabie | Female Buthers IN WIL LIAN) BUR, Didmond Star, 22 au | Gniter wilt receive the reward by Foturning * duh, Wiliiamavug, Iran's Seragii . the Diszy Blondes, Arnnzonian Marches, 8 \f2n ABKOAD WAL (Ze 8—BY KUD, as played by Glinore's Bund with dist tulsa the yea! gets of the “Dave V Telit ake oi putea, bb av., will return it Ww and thanks will be returned. \G—_DOGS, guished siece May 26, Maky Finnxur, mony Peta . a , on sunday, Ma: MCGINNIS, —MICHARL, Anna, county Cavan, Ireland, Qt his late residence, 317 burtai wili take place t Relstives and iriends resp Ogpss.—Un Friday morning, May pepe 6. Ogden and daughter oi J. J. iiocking Lirds, a6 B. G. Dov’ 3, No. S'Green at. near AL Ti Hote # BREEDS OF Dous i Ke.4 medteing for ull dise STOCK OF SKYE Hoo wine lot of gray Parrots and 118 Went Hrondway, Susix, wile of fiveblin, seve imporiMt vareovin in a trtal of ski Buildiig, bath « ™ Funeral services on Sunday, the 27th inst, at four o'clock, at ber late residence, No. M Carroll ste, | UPTOWN OONC will pertorm upon 1 O'VoN¥Lle—On May 25, Many, the beloved wife of | Timothy O'Donnell, in te nd friends are res tend the funeral, on Sunday, ty utheodore. Jacoby big by Wagner at Bayreuth; Celt evfully invited to at- 4ith tsi, wt half k. from her jate residence. 65 Varick st. | Porter. —On May 26, Cuantorre a. Vortex, wile of Sanlord L. Porter, in ih Relatives and trivnds are respecstuily invited to at tend the tunerai, from her late residence, 300 West 24h St, on Mouday, May 28, ub bwo P.M. MARONIO WA NEXT TULSDAY evening, DAS past one o'c\ DANS GREAT bio tke, Faring Homage to Libe on an y Wapisi WQCARE. SAEvERUa 4 won whe prise at the Hench 1 year of her age, TAO TEALIAN salo at J14 Weat 47th ote + Porentage can be seen, i GRAND 9 | oncustra. M4 em ted by K G. OPERTL. % | Popular Mune, ‘iy efternoon at 2 A nd BT mont od evening ats, x | THE WEST = OncumsTica v IN THE CITY. x Admission s | 25~-25-cenie, 6. | at “AQUARIUM, BROAD. wo Awe win Pe a @ el Be DUPLICATED. A Anite Witte WHALE, shes from tropical water Angel mor ous ‘Ants icy Sensations, im Feni water. | @ Nights for 5: hese rich, rare, rncy, “Down the Shadow “Only speak indiy." 4c, it nd Lia Hroadway. ‘out combination at PASTOR'S. Boy: Powsis, —Un Un alter 5 lopg and severe wurice lowers, jee of the ‘Uneral hereafter. OONKY, —WitLiaM Rooxky, th Robert aud Mary Jane Rooney, May 20, at the resi- ia parents, 202 Elm ‘st, aged 3 years, 9 | munths ana 3 dav None knew bim but to love him; None named bim but to praise, He was buried with hw little brower In Caivary . ty ladiewor Steinway Hall TPLOMAS A BECKET, AN ENG play, will be represented att st. and 6th av., Puesday ovening, Literary Suctety, i two x 965 Post olfice, Orange beloved son of s ANTON ria: _DENTISTRY, cr Muse vy Grafulls. Tickets, a Kes rved Seat, pets, Bo upwards single tooth, Tis UNRIVAT pply to DJ, GRAIN, Ate ‘ RyEugON--O0 Saturday, May 26, ELeavon, wi Charles A. W. Ryerson, in the d2d yeur oi ber uge. ba tee of tuneral Lereat Hat Piliivi “e2 TN! MARINE tax, CHURCH CHIMES, . VAN VLECK DENTIATRY, fo nnd partial Sets, 88, $5, $10; Uy accommodated sume Av,. corner Tith st. ] ) > D., 1869, sostad ished (SAW), Forans from the eo the! jate Thomas Tyrone, Irejuna, Toe tuoeral w)il uke pisce onunday, , trom ber late resilence, No. 33 Ju 2h tet, De 0), aNd toot ANLEY.—O0 Tharsda Staviey, tu the 300b year The tuperal wii be bed at Masouve Hall, Sunday) afiernoon, at iwow click, iho those of Daniel Car i eg Lodo and A. M,, Standard Chapier MARAE siete uae: penniner Ame hitheatr Proptiewors Ulla. WHITE, tievors, PHetOR ehourens Bussey, Max 27 fiuatnese, people ae be d. nite, e. aston tive. ‘ions nn Maw gola, celimloid, eeraaath ELOoUs . Address call Broadway. init WistORiCAaL ceum Thi hig 4th ate 0’ . 23 Tor the benoit’ o TRAND con NT ON THE PLYMOUTH ROCK THIS A splondid programme, MADRIGAL BOYS, MOZART GLEE cert, *.* Full partion'ars under head of 'Bxe: tthe Battery att 24 ot, North “¥InST LANDING. birt? Unni a, er ee AMUSEMENTS. TILMORE'S CONCERT G\RDES ue ean Si00K LESTER WALLACE Stat ON SATURDAY, aa ave: NIM Grand Inangurait SUNDAY Nigh ‘The post superb stage OheD ALE Mr LESTER WALLACK OT the Summer Season of S CONCEMTS, when GILMORE’S GREAT MILITARY BAN will userpres th PROw ELIAG) aeinet Shoracters by. Mr. Tony AYinmere, i, ec 4 FDWAKD ARNOTT, Mise Alt NREL SRARLE VILLE RS. a Mra SEFTUS an e Toljewing splondia ME er ‘Air and ¥ arin ¥ ae i 3. Grand s ptt ” DEMY~ vite he Brookivn Aesiomy of $. Brindis: from hy GE. aD 0 OvEia Uaorkts pitt time fn RhoA Di Friday, June 1—First rime a man. *, NE. Saturday Matinee at 2 o'clock, ‘Only Aimee Matinee, Admission, 908.5 Naw W fay fiat ANILTON, Saturday evening, Jan LA PE Evening, 50¢,, $1 and $1 now re ay 8 as Brovklya &: OLT THABATES between 24 and 3d ay *O Tauzevauu' br Saxophones... Mere, LEFEBRE, rend Moreh, *Paauhvures morrow Monday, 4 i hi, THIS (under) APTERNO RN OM VTE, the qu Thirty special artist WPM. Ve wil enug WEDNESDAY ayo WAY Fier voons AND AEB Ld erg ott BHAT MILIESRY BAND. Boxes, eensime fous, 8k QU ARE THEATC aR e ee bute Dehn FOR “Cuil of addrow MELP “Mr, SHERIDAN SHOOK Mr, A M. PALMER Mauager..,.... Over at 10:30, ‘OTTE; ed Nines neers i Parisian Wl. o trial of skill ab oro’s Assen May 30, by Protes: PL ASovORTES, SATURDAY MATINEB AT ianoe to Fe it, and remy Vallowed tf ie 4 + ali wew Pianos warranted reduction Yo cash cussowers ever 145 and 147 Sth ay,, corner ist ” Sar awh papier Hi SSOKTMENT AA Pianos, some ND st Jaw; win Piano of athor docs Dhanos palmod off tauetion or in pri Hall, bac Mustrating the doparsure of the Regsgsssccessascnsecse YF “i East Torn 2k 8200; Upright, betweon Union square w! bar nowy for $19 AVE WEBER tase, ALMOST NEWS =BEST BARGAIN erin) sciaborately eurved 7 i TONED, auaeee $175; cost sc hgeuiators, exe $550 inst March ports, dealors ex Stra sccerecs: aiso Chickerim: Re FOURTH SMIKE MATINEE, B ¥ aad leap cheap for, eash Soe & Steinway ‘Grand. Address PLANO, stati eof which are 7 rt arden, HCKERING & for saio at very low prices, tis TO ‘Whe only irs eines Vartony ‘Theatre open Engagement oxti ordinary of inaagene y ox sete gry aasuuie re —TREMENDOUS sand second hand Dy askin Mm OxBiNation Observe the reat arrray of distinguished arsists, Granger and Wambel4 Grorge 1finret, N. Atuoly Sesnlon and Cronin, an, T oaEWobo FIRS WTF CARVED ‘5, cash, wanted, 1,201 Broadway, corner OOTAVE KOBEWOOD PIANO AND A octavo upright rosewood Vianoforte ior lebrated sity mabe wand elegant; contain all, tadern impr * LUME st, Miss JENNIE VEAMany The renowned and ever popaler #BOLIAN Quarter, ‘and a superb d dramatic company, na whit TELEPHON: v tive years and have voxes for sli IN'S Furniture storage Ware! une ner Benadway and Teh aw FOUR ROUND ve, full agraffe, ov susrantee (sacrifice). etween Sth and st OHICKERING 0 ‘ou instalments to 11 Bust Lath wt, CREM, ATiON. “STEINWAY PIANO. * DUNN. Dance artist in the world. Svenets wit 5 THEATRE - ONDAY" ve NG. MAY. 2, 1877, 7 CTAVE PIANO, & hn CUMMINGS JUL LE 4 Tragedy of KOMBO AND JULIET, rted by Booth's Theatre © Squares; ee Organs iow se de forweriy ¢ bickering tial, ND WEBER PIANO: Bigaee, Twat REP AODUGTION, onze OI avon, rindi 4 wow a 29, Shakespe: Warerooms, 5th av. ani Gonihbaciae TU D, aa" OGraVE, Rose WOOD ) te, used 8 mouth thin day or Monday, Stoul, cover, FEW FIRST CLASS RO! EWOOD PIANOFORTES wane for sale eens u GE PRESENTED. tha NEW SouNERY LARD Wal. TEMS SON 27 bast Broudway, BQUARE PLANO. ° 0 I talncute, SOraud 610 mom bls near Broadway. ITLE USED, $1501 zee | Serccerercrcres eS ' I i ii i 1 ( SPLENDID ACCOU TREM ENTS, SUVERB B EFYEUTS. POPULAR pricks PRESERVED. ents, Reserved (ete “yj Seats, $1. Day, MATINES Sale of Seats begins Mon poorts THBATRE. s-Htunol, Tillotson aud Brown PLRpID ccm oar, SWE PIAS( ssececraces| | seee202225 at | #5222 a ab TIMES WE wit SELL 7 oes: T stope, BBs 88 stan, 87 £100 cash; Boy + ATERS & SO Goneral admissi: Hm satu S040 shes Vt ates ber May 8a AM ny Brondway: nd OCTAVE PIANOPORTE, ALL price $125; stwot and cover, 163 Bust RELIABLE AND Uandsome secund hand Pianos NU) on tit fesDAy ar ih NOON. iaay it an Went 23 ‘Ath ov. Upon rich veeaston wil OFFERED, —FIRST in the produstion of aeuppenre's Gragety VREATE: rT BARGAINS BYE ROME! UIET, rent ‘lass ronewood Plano, i Mr. GRORGE Raho Li to be ni CONCENTRATED sult SON 8 CONSTELLATION, ud MISS ADELAIDE NILLEON Miss FANSY Rarenrorr, MISS MAUDR, GRANGER 135 Maite WAINWRIGHT MINNIE CUMMINGS, SiLef whom, have: wtuihty: severed thelr eis Rignold, and exch of whom wiil appear in adifferent « wet ot OCTAVES. $190, cost $650; ORGANS, BEAUTY. Woh Fi e ity ites tte ve ‘action indicated in rmined to limit the WO FINE STEINWAY 8 order; low prives oe N PERFECT? 14 Broadway. _ werehge ta,tent N & HERBE! PRIGHT AND i an PIANOS and $10 monthly Ui paid, 8 Union square (4th ay PIANOVORTK, condition equal to ue PIANO, box 19) Herald off JANTED—AT A scound hand Piano. 6.0125, stating maker, how long eat -OwAS i ariga New ifort for's six montis), in ATR, ADA DY4 BARGAIN FOR © Asi, A Astor ilouse, Molr’ slewalry swra, the theatre on day of perforinancs : ort te ¥LE ROOMS, stoslO aa osteo or TUK KIND ol i comm bho G e EXTKANOS ON SoTL Geen” KELLOGG CONCERT, TABERN AC Li, JI if RORY ry, #LAKRA LOL RGYLE KOOM =A VERY FINE ROSEWOOD PL slent tone, over 0; ved lee: used only Y a8 ke 8 DA yer open all saminer; Reception Mond _¥F! NE ARTS, AND WATER COLO J; @ rare Dargaln. Harrison's, 16 Exchange PPWENTT PTV 4 Seats to-morrow morning, me lish and Amorienn, B 5UKK AND CON BE SUKB AND COME) Be sure and come THE GREAT “ELAS QUARTET TONY PASTOR'S, pik GREAT WRESTLING NG MATC it, CWRNS AGAINST MARTIN, TANTED-EVERY know that they can best, for #1, only a pig} pres “AND LAD) RESTAURANTS, SANDY SPENC STOLA Lod for the collar and elbow championsnip and $500 « side, will take place SSDAY EVENING, ey BO, oH GARDEN, ~STOKAGE ~ WARE «for Furniture, Mirrors i Inspection solieited. ruRNTTE 1, we AT Seth * vet all AOREDA US VALLOPS BY THOMAS im the great ballroom scene at Wallack » ightly redemanded, 40¢.; to be had at all MY DKKAM GF DOV t * Sawiully Awint: 1 ' 271.000, others ih HARDING'S, LMS bowers. opp. F 1.—GRAND Bac’ cKED | fi usteal programm 5 | Dreams of tom | stamp for catalogn . THY Professor Gallo’ (PUB WDERMOTT sIsT EK CANTON ASD CRONTS, GRANGER AND WaMBOLD, and ail of his great troupe in Hudtoon et, (Abn t & COR BTORAC ‘| the bank, for tu hiirrurs, pianos, works Of art, Daggag veriectly “reliable LET-SIMPSON'S MUSEUM (LaTE WARLHOUSKES—POR FURNT Wood's), corner th and Arch st collection of Curtositios, with eom t security, lower rates of r tterage than any similar NWE MOST POPULAR SONGS “Give pid ‘That a ‘with handsome Me ES, vu SSURFASSED Saad ov sale keepin | serupnlousy clean, order! proved elevator), 10; PH BI ARG KISshs “1 eer bee Fy mn aod Call Sunny smile,” Danks, with elegant wre ere most ch EW STORAGE WAREHOUSES, 750, 2 Te stit AN av.. corner ith st.—Reparade rooms & aNd popular sone DAT Browaway and *, LR Poprievore © GUITAR AND STAGE DAN DOBSUS, 200 Bowery; HEN OUSK, st AY, a