The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1877, Page 9

THE COURTS. A Chance for Colonel Sellers to | Plead a Family Cause, THE TITLE TO “A WONDERFUL WOMAN, Matrimonial Infelicities of the Callender and Other Couples. TWO ARMSTRONGS AND ONK BEQUEST, | Miss Jean Burnside claims to be the five-nct drama entivied “A Woadertul Woman,"’ which she dramatized from Mre, May Agnes Fleming's story of the same name, und the title of which she hud copyrighted with the Librarian of Congress on the 3d of January last. She says that for several years past abo has been a resident of New York, and W a dramatist; that May Agnes Flemii popular @utuoress, wrote the story culled “ Wondortul Woman," published in serial numbers in the New York Weekly; that this story, by ite incidents and tenes aud development of character, hud much that wus striking and dramatic, soarcely, if at ail, excelled by any work extant, and which rendered it pecuiiarly susceptible of being dramatized. She (the authoress) wave notice at the bead of hor story that she reserved the right to deumutize it; that this resorvod right was subsequently purchased by her (Miss Burnsid.) to 1872, and notice of the same continued thereafter to appear at the bead of the continuod serials of tho Story, with a request by Mrs, Fleming that the copy- Tight and title be respected. In pufsuance of that rignt Miss Boernside dramatized the work delore the full completion of its publication, having for this purpose been permitted to peruse the ‘ubpublished portions of the pa may eda ‘Tho druma- tzation was completed im the of 1873, und, hav. Jny studied tor the stage and quaiied herself toe! @ character in her drama, Miss Buruside bad inten to enact the principal ove and hau in suc! tion developed the as would beat dramatic powers, which ¢ by intent nest study, perfected. Beloreshe wus cnabied to carry out her iniention, however, she wus disabled, from sickness and cowplcte prostration of her physical heaith, from doing 80, and the same continued until the autumn o/ 1876, when she finally recovered her Health and again renewed her anticipatious and pur- Poses of placing the arama upon the stage, with the cuntident hope, she believes, well founded, of deriv- ing theretrom large pecuniary profit, as well us profes- Bsioual reputation. hile making earnest and active Boticeae tor that purpose, and serk ye 10ib of ovember, 1876, she visited the theati Buflalo to Withess tho representation of a drama cailed sSutbe. tine; or, The Mystery of Biveken Hollow,” the principal character in which was tuken and sustained by Rose Eytinge, aud found astonishment that its scenes and in- nd, iadeed, its whole plot und much of the guage OL ihe drama, were taken from the story of “A Wondertul Woman;” that it was a dramatization of that work and ina very: considerable portion of it identical with the drama written by her, und bad been to her Eytinge was playing the Marie E. Gordon, which is the stage name ot Marte Kaymond, ‘Ihe effect of Ubis disclosure Was terribly severe, especially with the jact staring ber in the iuce that the Doroine of the book haa een represented by an artist of the estab- | lished reputation of Rose Eytinge, leaving tf Miss Burnside) but a moderate chance of success in er dramatization after the play had been so placed on She stage, An interview tollowed with M| y mond ‘bo induce her to withdraw ber permission to nue ky. Mnge toact the play, but this tailed, A lettor to Miss Eytinge asking ner to withdraw the play followed, but to this no answer was received, except the public and continued use of the play. By such Tepreseniation Miss Buroside says she has suffered irreparable und constantly increasing damages. ‘fo #top these dainages and partiaily repair the alleged wrongs she bas suffered in tho premises sho asks tbo Supreme Court for an injunction agaist Mrs, Ra; mond and Miss Eytinge, tuc grounds of such appl tion being ber sworn complaint, of whiob the tore- guing is the substance, she also asks judgment tor Ue damages she bas sustuined, afd costs, ihe argu- ment onthe motion for a temporary injunction was noticed for yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, When it Was expected ex-Judge Beebe would be Lourd ou the purtot Miss Burnside, the plainufl, una ex- dudge A. J. Dittenbooter on the purt of defendants, Raymond and Mise Kytinge. The partics wero Dot ready to be beard, however, and the argument Was adjourned over. ‘The answer of the acleadauts to the complaint of Miss Burnside is in sub- Btunce tbat she bas no copyright to the play, having failed to file wita the Librarian of Congress two copics o! the play; that even if she had a copyright it could only be ensorced in the United States Court; that she had no property or common Jaw right iu anyluing exvept her own udaptation ot the siory, If Bho las that; (bas the stury irom whieh the drama is \wken ts public property, having appeared in tho Now York Weekly, and which aby one may take up; that the play of celendants {6 a dramatization and pts tion of their own, aud is different and aiatinct trom the planufl’s. ‘The matter will necessarily be re fur argument within a doy or two, when, doubtless, it will be judicially determined if “A Wondertul Woman” avd *‘Mutherine; or, the Mystery of Giveken Hollow” can coexist, and the stars each move on in ler respective course without danger of collixion or destruction of each other, As fumily interests neces- surily bring Colonel Sellers mto this oxse he will, no doubt, when the proper time comes, make as eloquent a plea im the Suprome as he has been accustomed to make 10 his own court. MALRIMONIAL BROILS. With a number of other suits for divorce brought Difore the courts yesterday was the suit brought by Sarah J, Callender against William E. Callonder to ro- ttrain the defendant from using against ber in a euit pending between them for divorce a contession of adal- tery alleged to have been obtained from her through duress, snd which she asserts to bo false, in which Judge Van Vorst, beiore whom the cause was recently argued on demurrer, rendered a decision yesterday, Tue defendant demurred to the complaint on the ground that the plaintiff, as a married woinan, pas not the capacity tosuc, The principal point made on be- ult of the demurrer and in support thereot was that no case could ve found mm which a court of equity, sluce equitable defences have been allowed in courts of law, bus ever entertained # bili to restrain the introduction same by permission of Mi: of any particular evidenco in another action about | any case upoa the part of the piainut which ostay. | Hshes tho right to eptertain this action, Though this 4g true, says the Judge, the dixmissal of the plaiutul’s compliint would enable the defendant to perpetuate 80 gr086 aD injustice under the guise of the torma of | law that it seems to me that avy court whic! refuse her protection trom frauds which prectised apon her by her busband would cenve to be entitled to be culled 4 court of equity. As to the other pout raised, tuat the piatntid, borg u murried woman, Conhot Maiutatn action, it Feems to moe there is BO diticulty in bolding that ive pla:nuff has just as Much interest iu (his conlession a8 she Would have in any owwer letter which might be written by ber, aud tt considered that se could maintain an action to re- rain the improper publication of any letters which suo might huve written, 1 think the demurrer shouid be overruied, with leave to defendant to answer on Payment of costs, Hien Duft agamst Jonn Duff bad their suit removed for trial lo Kings county, for the convenience of wit- beeses Tn the sait of Elizabeth Simmons a f Carlos H. Williams against Rose Will- nt belore a reterce. In tho suit of Amanda 8, Ostrand against Nicholas W, Ostrand, toobtain a decree oi uivorce from bed and board, an order of reverence was denied, the detendant baving reiused Lo consent thereto. ‘do tot Kizabeth Harden Klein against prev Klein, for divorce on account of nduliery, wa day referred by Chiet Justice Curtis to Wiliam ¢ ‘G. Nicoll, to take testimony. In the suit for divorce, on the ground ot adultery, Drought by Stewart M, Freeman agaiost bis wite, Han. nab Freeman, Chlel Justice Curtis yesterday denied a motivn lor a reference, on the ground that there was no proof of service of complaint, as required by law, THE TWO WILLIAMS. In the long list of oid employés of the lato A, T. Blewart who participated in the provisions of his will thero appeared the name of William Armstrong, in whose favor there was a bequest for $6,000, Tnia sum was paidto the William Armatroog for whom it wa supposed to bave been intended by the deceased inv fami thant, There vow sovms to have been another William | Armstrong !n the tleld, aleo an omployé of Mr. Stewart, wio in good faith bolioves this sum to have been in- yended jor hi. Failing in getting any satu from) the executors of the having been brosquely reius commenced @ suit against Mra. Stewart to enforce bi tluim to the amount A motion was mado in Supreme Court, Chambers, on tho purt ol detondant to havo piainuif’s action stayed until he shali file security for toss, 1% being alleged that he is at present a non. resident of the State, Judge Barrett, betore whom the motion was made, has denied it, holding the evidence Ww be couclusive that the pinintiil isu resident, Ho gigo thinks the affidavits of plaintil show that the suit was brought only alter every proper and reasovabie agort on bis part to obtain an oxpianation had tailed, DISPUTED AR FARE, On the 10th of October, 1874, Mr. Jobin J. Neville was riding on a Thitd avenue car, and, as he says, baving paid bis fare once, the conductor demanded paymeat esocond time, This ho refused, saying ho bad paid | ce, and this the conductor deaied. The latter added that he must pay or get off the car, and he still refus- ing, he was seized and put off. For this the injuries to body and mind resulting thet Neviile has brought suit against the com; cover $2,000 dama, ‘The unswer is that t not paid and that the refusal of the passenger to pay justified the conductor in ejecting him from the car. cause was called on for trial in the Court of Com- mon Plous, betore Judge Van Hoesen and a jury, terday, and is still unfloished, A PIANO MANUFACTURER'S WILL. The will of the late Albert Stginway—formerly a member of the tirm of Steinway & Sous, piano mana- facturers—was yesterday Mled in the Surrogate’s office, The testator leaves tho house in which he lived, with tho furniture, plate, books and pictures, to his widow, Louisa A.; the right to any patents possessed by him and all his Lag | ns, papers, scalos for the piano, hig to # brothers William and U, , Theodore, and’ ali the rest of hie property, including his interest’ in the tirm’ business, to his brothers (whom he makes bi tors, mm trast, th his wile tor life, Henrietta Juliaand Ella Frederica, untii they attain their majority, when the principal of the two-tnirde is to go tothem absulutely. ‘The estate is ostimated at : SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, Alexander Barton, formerly cashier of the Fishkill National Bank and who is awaiting trial on an indict- ment charging bim with embezzling about $60,000 of the funda 1 his charge, gave bail yesterday before Commissioner Shields to appear tor trial at the June Term of the United States Circuit Court, Chiof Justice Curtis yosterday grantod an injunction against Alexander Law at the suit of Wiilain Savery, Gcorge W. Mason, George W. Van Schaick and William E. Sarey, with whom the defendant was a partner to tne foundry business in New Jorsey, restraining the defendant irom ioterfering in the partnorship business or from further ciroulativg any ot the lirin commercial per, which itis claimed he has issued without the nowl idge or authority of bis copartners. The appeal ip the jw of Jou Coburn waa argued in Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday, by Mr. Charles Brooke ‘on vebalt of the prisoner, and Assist- ant District Attorney Rollins on behalf of the people. ‘Tne points on which tho appeal has been taken almost ull relate to exceptions to the admission or exclusion timony noted on the trial on bohaif of the pris- and, outside bis pugilistic traits of characte! presevt no features differing from the oruinary or @ criminal nature, DECISIONS, SOPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Barrewt. Bors vs. Billott.—-! do not feol JustiNod in holding that there is not sufficient evidecce to go to a jury. It may bo slight, but this is a consideration for tho Grand Jury, or, if a bill be tound, for the pet jury upon the trial of the indictment, Writ dismissed and prisoner Decker remanded. Grant vs. Palimer.—Motion denied, without costs, and stay vacated, but without yetuerd to any indepeadent action or proceeding which tho petitioners may be ad- vised to institute. Ryckman, Jr., v8 Fice.—Tho case of Merrill vs, George, 23 How, 831, inclusive of this motion. In the case of Frisbiove: Young, to which: roterred upon tbe argument, 1 find tout tbo ruling was that, is matter of dact, the defendant was a resident, and ine decision was placed tm part upon that ground, The motion must be granted, with $10 co: Gilbert va, Snape.—Upon those papers the detendant of course, entitled to an order to file the report, and 8 tho caso stands tho plaintiff is entitled to a deuiail of the motion for an allowance, but 1 would suggest to the learned counsel on both siaes that the referee has not beard and determined the action ; that the report is incomplete and interlocutory, and’ that the referee should, have proceeded witb the accounting until he could have directed a final judgment between tho part- ners. It should bo sent back to the reteroe to complete the trial of the issues and to report in such a manoer that Onal judgment can vo executed. Law vs, Ramsoy.—the plaintill wi poration, has brought su't, and pow finds that he can- hot matutain it, The amendment sought is really to avoid the consequence of this failure and enabie por- sons WLO Can Maintain the action to bring it without paying the defendaut the costs of the successful defence Ol the action as it originally stood The ordinary course would be to deny the motion and let a fresh suit be vrought, but as om questions not involving ibe merits may be avoided vy the amoudment it is granted upou payment ot all the rf of the cause to date and $10 costs of my rowe | the motion. Collins vs. Mauteipal Gasiigbt Company.—A clear case for a referenco 18 made out, No cuurt at circuit would subject a jury to the investigation of over vighty items ja a bill of particulars, Tho defendant submis an affidavit that other questions are abie to bo tried, but nowbere suggests ciiher that these numerous items ara not to be sepuratcly considered or that they wili be admitted for the purpose of avoiding areterence. The pleadings do not indicate that dificult questions eltuer ol Jaw or {act are involved, and cortaiuly thoy do show in connection w the Dill ot Particulars @ long uc- count within the meaning of the Code. Motion gruniod and cause referred to C. H. Hildroth to hear and deter- mine. People’s Bank va. Hamill,—There was no injunc- | tions from the court tn bankraptcy and the phunwl was not in auy manner stayed. 1t was and is entitied to proceed in this coart, aud the only question 18 as to the oxcuse for the defendant’s non-attendance. [ think that he hi jhown that there was no intentional contempt and therefore the proper order will be to di- rect a conditional ument. Let an attachment therelore issue uniess the defendant within tive days pay $10 oosts of motion, submit to examination ai a day and hour to be fixed in tho order not iater than such five days, | Boearup va. Carraher.—As the receiver's proceedings Were stuyed upon giving good svourity on the appeal | | can perceive no good reason for making @ tresh ap- pointmont at the present time, Such a step would probably involve additional and nnnecessary expense, If the defendant fails to prosecute his appeal witn diligence the plaintiff bas her remedy. The motion to fill the vacancy is therefore denied, without costs, and with lewve to renew in case upd wueoever the General Term affirms the order appointing tue original re- ceiver, ‘There seems, howevor, to be no reaxun why a rolores should not be appointed to hear and determine, The action i# jor an accounting and the case ts one eminently proper to be reierred. That much of the Motion Ww therelore granted and Mr. CO. H, Hildreth 1s appoint such referee. Piace ¥s, Chesebrough.—There wero but forty within the terms of the stipulation, the eight adjouroments prior to the day fixed fur the hearings were not meet- ings. The twenty adjournments oo the day and at Lb hour fixed should be treated a8 meetings within the in- tent and meaning of the stipulation. Tois is within the facts stated in Mr. Biackweli’sallidavit. The retereo Bays Lnero Were sixty meetings, including the time of makibg the report, but he does pot particularize bor deny thé details stated by Mr. Blackwell, The stipulation aid Hot provide tor time spent on the report, nor does tha referve state Low mary meetings !t touk him to prepare it; upon the whoie tue reterec’s fees prove proper y but $200 instead of $300 und there must 0 4 Feadjustment on this busis, Williams vs, Gusbrecht.—Upon the additional affida- vits presented and the furtuer consideration ot this case are inclined to give to plaintill an opportunity of speedily trying the cause, Motion granted for tirst | Friday in June, the note purely tecunical and involves no moral turpiiade; according to the Dodings 1 the salt against Moody avd Harriet he was the victim of others, from whose false representation be has suftered, under sucn circumstances he is clearly eatitied to credit for the | Amount collected by the piainull in the Brooklyn suit less the actual taxable costs, He ought not be charged with tue couusel jee of $600 in that eutl. will therefore be made directing the clerk to enier sat- fefaction of ihe present judgment io we oxtei $1,007 2, that being the difference between $1, the amount ecliected and $2U6 93, tue cost, Jeave to move for a turiher reduction or tor ci Satistavtion in case the cosis ond allowance ot fue Brooklyn suit sbail, at uny time, be collected from the defendants therein. BUPHEME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Brunt. Wheaton va. Vooriis, and Coliender vs, Collendor,— Opinrons. Smith, &e., vi ‘ampbell et ol, —Deors Fischerman, &c., The People’s Savin that the provision of the section Wus not intended to apply to cases such as the case at bar, and as unless the piaintiils are allowed Lo sever toe statue of limita- tions has ran asto some of tue delenuants, I think such & provision should be inserted in the order, Which 18 resettled avcordingiy. SUPREME COURT —CIRCUIT—PART 2, By Judge Van Brant. Cavanagh, &c., va Dinsmore, President of the Adams Expross Company, —Case settied, SUPELIOR COURT—CHAMBERS, By Cutef Justice Curtis, Blau vs. Goldsmith. —Order allowing receiver to ceil ood td ‘The North River Savings Bauk va, Foran ot al,—le- ceiver’s bond Haveimeyer o Jug motion for a now Ui atervury ot al. va. De Comer; dors substituung attorneys granted, Lavery et al, va Law. --Order continuing injunction. Feituer, &c., v8, Yan Sauv,—Order setved, Th suu Bank v8. Kockett.—Motiun granted on dole taking four days’ notice of triul No costs of motion. Freeman va Frecman,—Motion for reteronce de- nicd, There is no proof of serv.ce ot the complaint on the dolendant, in accordance with rut Butler v8, Loe,—Aliowance of costs by clerk sus. tained, except as to the iteins for term tees and for proceedings alter notice of trial, Droge ot ak vs Brott et. al. Motion for an allow- donied, without costs to either party, Kleiu vs, Kieiw,—Relereave ordered, Chittenden vs, Multord. —Order of substitution, By Judgo Santord. Thomas vs. Scribuct.—Order adjourning examina- ton and trialof cause. Kobvins et ai, vs Falconer.—Order vacating ordor of May 18, 1877; Durands vs, Duncan,—Order of reter- ence. Lord and another vs, Hart.--Order overruling an- awer as frivolous and for judginent Struppman va Mujicr et al,—-Motion denied without costs. et al,—Order deny- ‘Nos, Land 2.—Or- COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS, By Judge J. F. Dal lyp and apother.—As under section 172, tt seems to be a Poatter of discretiva vo allow the plaintill tu sever or | not, and us it dues not seem absoluvely certoin but t's consenting that the action be referred and | i Keynolds vs. Dobbs.—Thoe dofendant’s conversion ot | An order | Townson va, Basstortsectiupor of foferes confirmed, ; Maron va. iene eetrene with eosts. Leave to answer. See 01 The Mayor, ke, va. 6 Dogoeil—motion denied, with at sae va, Snyder.—Motion granted on payment of costs. Miner vs. Morange.—Motion ed, with $10 costs. See opinion. Hail vs. By aca “eae overruled. See opinion, Coburn va Croaby,—(he defendant does not satisiy rae his proceedings bxve been just and fair. er testimony may be tal MARINE COURT—SPECIAL TERM, Betore Judge McAdam, Wilson vs, Gale.—Motion for comunasion granted but application tor stay dened. ‘armileon vs, Owen.—Proceedings dismissed. Hyman vs. Rubin; Hoets vs, Coben,—Motions granted, Hollacker ve. Hollacke! Phelps vs, Allen,—Complaints diemissed, Griscom va street Katlway Company.—Motion de- nied, without costs. Morrtarty ve. ‘Goulding. 2. W. Gibbons, appointed receiver, Heifeustein vs. Foss —Default opened on payment within three days of $16, and caso restored to calendar for June 4. Frank va Machado,—Jobn 8. McGill appointed re- cel Strail vs, Van Coth—Motion denied, $10 costa, to abide event, Whitney vs, Moore.—If the defendant pays the $15 costs on oF before the 30th inst. he may have a trial on the 4th of Jane, otherwise oot, Zitman vs. Bragelman.—Kaward Jacobs, appointed Feoeiver, Mudge ys. Rothschild. —Motiou for judgment denied, Without costs, Wray vs. Cull.-Motion denied with | after serving ly ; no costes, Meade v8. MoVabe,—Motion granted unless within ten days plaintiff puts cause on calendar, $10 costs to defendant to abide event: Anderson vs. Longworth ; Cushing vs. Jardine.—De- faults noted, Swit va, Bennett.—Defauit openod as per ordor fled, Cooker va. Brooks, —l’rocecdings dismissed, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART Before Recorder Hackett BRUTAL ASSAULT BY A WOMAN, On Sunday, tho 22d day of last Avril, Ellou Rose, of No. 410 Water streot, went into tho liquor stare at No, 67 James street for the purpose of obtaining some re- freshmonis. Ag sbe was leaving the premises sho was Leeper by Elion Flaherty, and a violont quarrol © between the two women, when the latter took ou afork and plunged itinto the left eyo of Ellen Rose, In consequence of this assault the woman lost one eyo and tho other became almost sightiess. Upo the trial yesterday tho jury found Killen Flabérty uilty, and the Recorder sent her to the Stato Prison fo for the term of four years, PLEAS AND SENTENCES, Martin Moran, of No, 285 Mulberry street, was ar- raigned, charged with burglary in the first degree, Itappeared that the pfisoner had broken into the promises of Henry Prescott, of No. 5i Marion street, and had stolen fifty dullars worth’ of clothing. Ho was sent to the State Prison for the term of ten years, Henry ©. Walters, alias William Griffiths, of No. 126 West Twenty-niath streot, purchaced a goid bracelet at No, 100 West Houston street, and gave in payment a forged check on tbe Importers and Tradera’ Nationa Bank. When arraigned for trial yesierday tho prisoner pleaded guilty and was sentenced to eighteen months’ imprisonment, Freuerick Jainos, bootblack, carried off a quantity of tobacco and cigars, the property of Lack Wan, a Chinu- mun, which be was retail in Chatham street, was pursued and captured and yesterday pleaued guilty to tue chargo preferred against him. Two yeara je Penitentiary, ter Williamson, a@ convict woo was serving a term of eighieen months tp the Penitentiary, was ordered by his keeper to do some work, which he refused to perigee ana struck the keeper’ on the back of the ead with a hamm At the expiration of his term @ charge of felonings assault was preferred against him. Ho yesterday pleaded guilty of assualt and bat- tery andthe Recorder sent bim to tho Penitentiary for one year. GENERAL SESSIONS— PART 2 Before Judge Sutherland, ALLEGED HOMICIDE. John Spielman, a butcher, thirty-six years of age, residing at 106th strect, between First ana Second avenues, was yosterday arraigned at the bar by Asa ant District Atiorusy Herring, charged with having on the 10:h of September, 1876, killed Calev De Los Weeks. The prisoner was defended by diessra. William F. Kinizing and Otto Horwitz, In opening the caso Mr. Herring proceeded to set forth the facts which the prosecution expected to establish. Ho said that the prisouer, with some of bis iriends, was in a lager beer saloon ta Third avenue, betw 104th aud 105th bevween ten and eleven o'clock on the night jon, Later on Weeks cuter the prem. with Matthew = Moore and =a mun uamed William Croft. After idnlging in some re- ireahments it was proposed by one of the party to play a game of curds for tbe drinks. Moore aud the prisoner theredpoo commenced the game. A party named Bauman, a friend of Spielman, the prisoner, made some remark in German to which tho deceased took exception on the ground that tney all spoke Enz- lish gud that that should be the language use: Angry | words ensu roseculion ged, the prisoner vecaime excited rushed toward V ks. EHorts were made by Moore to separate thon, who Unally sacceeded in gettiag Spiciman into the back room, where # jostling took place, Moore fell dowa tue stairs and Spielman rushed into the front saloon &: 'Brien vs, Jobnston; e to renew 1 to the place where Weeks was standing and intheted | i eight stab wounds upon oi which he died. In substan Matthew Moore was catled that be soparaied Spiolman twice trom Weeks, That Spieiman then drew a knife, on seeing which he (wit- ness) hustled him into the back room and endeavored to wrest tho knife trom him. While thus engaged, a German named Fries rushed upon him and kicked bun down the stairs; that while falliag he caught hold of & portion of the baanisier, which gave way, om that on revurning to the saloon he saw Spi pluage the knife several times into the Dereon of Weeks, aed that he then daed the pieces of stick — upon 1m iD n order to muke hitn desist, The witness turther testi- Hed (bat tho German party, consisting of Spielman, Fries and Baumann, thea rushed irom the saloon, aud, the attention of the'pulice having been calied to the ‘ay, the prisoner was arrested and was subsequently identified by the deceased as the man who had stabbed him. Wiiness Was subjooted to a vory searching examination by Mr, Kintzing as to bis antecedents and as to bow he had obtaimed the soubriquet of “Rocky Moore.’» Wiiliam Croft was the vext witness produced on the part of the prosecution, and to a great ext corroborated the testimony of the presed- ug witness, He said that the deceased was sober at the time of the ovcurrence, On tue part of the defence, Joba Muneschun, the keeper ot the galoon, was examined by Mr. Kintzing, who also produced a number of witnesses as to the prisoner's | good character, He testified that Weeks on heariug 4 speaking German became offended avd struck o#s the nose With an umbrella, aud that sub- sequently + was knocked down and was pounded and beaten severely by Weeks, so much su that toey bad to drag Weeks froin him, and that Splel- mun and Fries then flea from the saloon pursued. b; Moore; he did not see @ kaife used upon the occasio. A boy humed Siegiried Eben testified to having seen Moore sinke the prisoner several umes with a stick outside of the saloon. The further bearing of the case will be resumed to-day. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Scrrems Covrr—Cnamiers—Held by Judge Bar. Potl.—Nos, 25, 25, 27, 64, 70, 85, LLO, 116, 119, 12 Call trom and incindiug No, 289, op to aud inc uuing No. 278, end of caleyaar, Supreme Count—GES nat—Hold by Presiding | Judge Davis and Judges Daniels and Brady,—Nos, 149, , 159, 99, 122, 180, 104, 105, 106, 115, 92, 181, ios, 110, 11g, 134, 1 Surnewe Count—spxctay Tkum—Held by Judge Van Broo 6 v8 Martin, No day calendar, ncvIT—Part 1—Held by Judgo » BOTL, 1129, 8559, 3413, 3437, 4585, + SLIS, 3306, 3461, 4825, S517, 3387, 1881, Part 2 ee, for tho ‘art 3—Hela by Fudge Van Vorst.—Noa. 2775, 2159, 134145, SBA, 4005, 1182, LO26 15, 4408, 455, 1710, ai 1793, 4623, 4624, 136235, AT, Add ek10K COURT—UESRRAL Taum,—Adjourned until the thira Monawy ot June, Surxrion Covnt—SreciaL TaRM.—No day calendar, tal TRH ria 1, 2 and Adjourned tor the term, ComMoN PLeas—Gexemat Team.—Adjourned anti the firet Monday of June, te MON PLEAs—KQurrY Imnim—Held by Judge J. F. ~No day calendar, ‘UomMon Pieas—TRIAL ee ee 1—Held by Judge [FE Van dloesen,—Nom, 237, 699, 1243, 727, 1602, soz, 1261, 381, 09% 100, 477, 1946, 270, 820, 627, 995, Sub, les, 10 te J and’ 8.—Adjournod tor tho term. Marine Coun?—TataL Teaw—Part 1,—Adjourned for the term. Part 2—-Held by Judge Goepp —902 0582, 1637, 2834, 8763, 6528, G72, 6407, O2H6, 569, 6: 6415, 9675, 6449, 6400.. Part 3.—Adjourned tor the term. Count ov General Srasions—Held by Recordor Hackett—Part 1.—lhe Peopte vs, Richard Eagan, bur- ginry; Same ve, James Smith, burglary; same ys. Henry Lyons, grand larceny; same vs. Jumes Ciork, grand larceny; samy vs. Emma Jon kin, grand larceny; Same ve. Sophia Doelling, receiv- ing stolen goods. 2—Hold by Jud: Gilde siceve.—The People vs. Richard (Keefe, homicide; Same vs Francs, MoUormack, Jonn Dauve, James Lynch and James Dougherty, homicide, PUT OUT. John Le Pine, a constable, has been sued by Mrs, Helen MM. Conklin to recover dam i the som of $10,000 for assault and batiory and talse imprisenment. On Mareb 20, it is alleged, the piaintiM was living in a house whiet #: ed volonged to bi Defendant was employed by another claimed to own the property, to dispoasess Mrs. lio. Teas alleved that he seized her and locked her in @ room, while be removed the household furniture aod eflects, THE OOWENHOVEN AWARD. AD effort was mado yesterday in the Kings County nnd Mary Lar: | Supreme Court, before Judge Barnard, to have tho ree port of the commissioners awarding $60,000 to the eira of the Cowenhoveu estate for land taken on At- bomemrnse, confirmed. The Coutt reserved its ae- BOTTNER’S DIVORCE CASE. Suit has been commenced in the Brookiyn City Court, before Judge MoCue, by Christian Bottner to obtain absolute divorce from Emma Bottner, his wife. ‘The parties, who were married in 1864, have one son, reves years old. guilty of the offei nai vile couspiracy hus been aalered into between her husband and one Frederick Menseel to ruin her good name and tame, The case will be tried on Saturday next, COURT OF APPEALS. Aunaxy, N. Y., May 28, 1877, In Court of Appeals Monday, May 28, 1877:— No. 12. Cordeil va. New York 0. and C, Railroad. — Angamens | Fesumed and conciaded. Mclean vs. Freeman,—Argued by Thomas Hi. Hobbard and Reward M, Svepard jor appollant, and Henry 1. Burnett and J. L. Wood tor respondent, No, 205, Gansou vs. Tift, —Passed, No, 22. Wilson vs. Koa) rgued by Edmund Wetmore for appellant, Pr w. spondent, No, 24. Leonard vs, Coli No 13, McAlpin vs. Powell,—Acgued by Jono E. Parsons for appellant, N. C, Moak for respondent, Proclamation made aod Court adjourned, CALENDAR. + The ap shl dh MH the i ealendar Nicos May 29, 1877:—Now, 2 » 8, MUNICIPAL NOTES, A number of merchants and busines# men wero in attendance yesterday at the City Hull for the purpose of discussing before the Street Committee of the Board of Aldermen the proposition to ran freight cars by steam over the Beit Railway. Alderman Bryan Reilly, chairman of tho committee, sent word that he was sick, and thé meeting was adjourned until Mon- day next. rhe Committee on County Affairs of the Board ot Alderinen will meet on thursday next to cousider Al- dorman Tuomey’s resolution relative 10 the leasing of armories and dri! rooms for the NationalGuard, They will then summon betore them the colonets of the Eighth, Ninth and Tweltth rovments, and the captain of the Washington Grays Cavairy troop. Mayor Ely said yesterday that he provably would not send iu any names to-day for Vacanoids in tl and .olice departinents The situation quently remains tho same as detailed in Sunday’s Heracp City Chamberiain Tappan makes the scowies finan- cial statement for tho past woe nee, May 19, 1,058,056 82; receipts, $1,122,020 ob; payments, y 26, $1,655,318 6 Dog catchers will uot Ks appointed wy Mayor Ely until after the construction of the pound at the foot of Seventeonth stroot, Kast River. In future all advertisemente prenensedd eight o'clock BP. M. will be chuerged double rates, A ~$100 WILL BUY STOCK, SHOWCASE, COUNTER sof Cizar Stand 15 Watts at. OORNER HOTEL, gront bargain; also Kostaurant Auk Rie TCHELL, 77 Cedar st. BUITER, EC GS AND GHHESE STORE: BUsi- ness paying; good reusuna for welling. WILSON, 97 Park row. RUCERY ANv BUCHER BUSI. ness for sali ‘count of sickuess, Address A. H., Eifmabotl (¥. 1) Post otis, F(RST CLA-8 1 of the best lueations in brooklen near to al bargin, LLOYD, 20 Broxdwa; RUG STORE POR SALE IN BROO! Ly’ Hor cash. apply to WILLIAM B CourE ~ LL OF BOARDERS, AT A Boxerie: NE LIQUO; for sale cheap; gr FIR<T GLASS POR SALE AT A SACKLFIGE—A GILT LOOKING Glass, with Tabio and connecting Cornices: will fit» 104g or 11 teet ceiling; ale 4 lot of Pier and Mantle Gluanos ; must be sold by order of the aysignee, 73 Kth av, OR SAL! st AND GAS FIT: ting Shop ablishod over 16 yours, Apvly 5CH p on accoun Fit fitted Tow box 1 9 Hern POR SALE OLD BSTABLINAED OYSTER Dining Satoon, dum ; a good business on londing avonuc that will bear investigation, Addreas Os, box 113 Herald Uptown office. OR BAL BTAN OLD BSTABLISHED GROCERY, We Teawonable offer re: sit K., Marlow Post =A MADIUM SIZi°D Aadress OK SALE—A RESTAURANT [N COMPLETE ORDER and doing # flourishing trade: & bargain, as it must be sold; sinall amount of cash required. K, O68 East I4th st, 3.0. MA AS WHOLESALE ons, With \16 azoucy, | 7 12 Centre st. Dx AUCOUNT OF iGKN ESS .Apoly at 2.46 10th ay. ‘OR SALE—\ Balt A 1 ROOM, POR *O0. | Ef Apoiy co acorn 0 Gi fenlenn Py {OK SALE—A A ood Cnudy ate | i, NEAR oh a GORNER LIQUOR Inquire at store, 629 Greenwica AL “Frnt ‘GLASS with Fixtures, | te BU OPPORTUNITY.—OUsTOM TAL. doing % business of $20,007 4 mali. For particulars address or inguire of AGUS Bebb & Raxs ESTABLISHED Guo Ten Business, Twenty-fourth ward; good | ing well. 1. M. BERRIAN, Fordham depo Glock, FIXTURES AND TOOLS oF OL St Store; will Histed Stove and House Furviehing ap for eush; rent low. Apply at HLLLLG Villiamsburg, APES FOR. SALE—MARVIN'S Wall maker: Sater bought, BUST & WILL BUY A ANONOMELY FITTED UP family trade iL 3, 40) Gratam + Cy uv, Distillery Store; best lwention in the erty; splendid d cheap rent. Apply 419 Bust 12th xt, BUY THE © In jwlure all advertisements presented for publication after eight v'clock P.M, willie charged double rates. D Iwo order. Ap- le very cl Jz Kant Oth st, € SALE—ROPER CALOMIC GINE, THRE Nok | F horse power, with gearing. all in good order. Apply ut | 114 Worth st., ip stairs, | OF DRUM TWO ROLLERS, Hiri aby TANTED—A SECOND HAND 15 HOkSE V | Kngine aud 25 horse power Boller: | new. Address, with particulars, W., box Herald office | A SLCOND HAND 4 FOOT GRIST MILL. j State price aud where it ean ve seen , Maratd often, TANT. Boiler goon runniog orde! dress J. H. ANCRU ly ANTBD—STEAM BOILBHS; SEVERAL DOUBLE | fine, 60 Inches by 30 to 45 feet; in first class order; gnarantiod to stand lnspector's test for 75 pounds of ateatn. Address, with particalars, STEAM, Iferaid ville 5 LIC PRESS, - BOGARDUS 1 Mi hy tier, Jacket Kettles and Awitator. SOREN: Fre NE AND uples* cheap, voit an- In Jature all advertinemsnts preaentad for palliation after adnan P.M, will be ads double Fates, i ENG winging and harmony for $10 aa ROFESSON. Herald oftca. STTUATION WANTED—A GOOD VIOLINIST AND Oiluuist wants emplovment with orchestra, at theatre or Dublin resort. Apply H. KUENNI;, 16 state st. BILLIARDS, MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL ECLA RD, PABL ional players; extra inducement hand ‘Tables at yrent bargains, W. 40 Vosey te LOT OF HEGOND AND SILLIARD TABLES TN perfeet o every low prices, H. W, LENDER, ~ In future all advertisements presented for publication after right o'clock P.M, will be charged double rates, DURABLE, gun 2 0 PRRPECTLY Pie sing! BAUTIFUL, Artificial Teeth $6; New York Dental Roo rt ir Di SLaaaT RiuBATA: ith av. Wall Sets, SF ward, warranted, desman vid JUPERION ARTIFICIAL SETS GUM fect Hiting, BS; teeth Alled, So, Jr, FI rr TING ved. wt, VLECK hole and partial x i> of in cou! R ENTAWLISI, #10, upward, Pe day ordered APE ONLY ONE POKD. MECHANICAL DEN. we i BRO! ay. y 1 ning, toetii Country peonte, tak ‘Upen from M. Business people a, uber | platina, Ae, Conenteans ” Laay at’ 377 6th'ay. Q ROUGH MARBLE MANTELS. FPRICES NUVER APPROACHED BEFORE, Slate and marble iA OOF at in the 4 SEW YORK HERALD, ‘TUESDAY. MAY 29, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. IMPANY, 50 Union square, 4 at vw Vor! manniacturers of all Wines of Slate Wark. arn If AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, 1 1 esate | ity. , Furnitare and Planabers’ Nabe nt sie? ‘84 and 196 Kost ry tient pest dar, AMUSEMUNTs. ALLACK'S. s. en Al cK 0) THE 4 Wink ae ne eo OAR 9 M BATUNDAY. Me vata at ROX se V The most superb stage pretanion ever seen in this coun+ try. Herald, Mr. LESTER WALLACK a BLLIOT GRAY. Other sharecters by 3 Ons. Ch eg ¥,) gAnay BRokerr, ir DWAk tht hin RD, what Miss ADA D¥AN, ‘vite FLORENCE Winkieiae Mie RRPIE. Guile ON ates. FARREN, Mra SEFTUN and Miss BLALS- Garringes may be ordered at be 15, ALY'S FIFTH AVENU HBA EVERY NIGHT AND ate RDAY MATINER, vy ERERE (S68 TITrT A ¥¥ ee % AA vv T AA = saa t AA vy | ae 8 ay ¥ E 8 e f° as KEEE S88) OT «OA the at Parisian Drama, in whieb Mins Wrest Day Re. VORT wilh arp nle a wp entirely novel ahernas eludes Mr LES Fiat ER, Mr, FREDRE KK BE %. K, COLLIBK, ‘Nites EF R iS LEWIS, Mra. G. H. uiEuElr ONLY MATINE® OF “WERTA” SATUR: GHT—Kenetit of Mr. ot SATURDAY and CLOSING ave, Inctudinng < ebratead DUAL AUT i tlvely rer. last appearance. MISS DAVENI wane LD RUENE, Me, 8OU SMITH RUSHEL Maat OF ‘Venta. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 4—Production of the wreat summer novelty, RICE & GOODWINS’ Lnrmous A operatic und spoctacular boalfe, entitled "EV A, Gitones OONCKERT GARDEN. Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK ¥. G. GILMORE. |. GILMURE.. she 8 Director THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, May 29, GRAND OPENING OF THE ANNUAL SPRING HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION, DOnENey, DISPLAY OF RARB AND WONDERFUL IMENS OF ORNAMENTAL AND GREEN> HOC PLANTS, TREES, SIRUBS, CUT FLOWERS D FLORAL DESIGNS. with a groat varloty of forced fruit and vegetables, in conjunction with GILMORE'S GREAT MILITARY BAND, in the ng follow a splendid J. Overture, “Ob nt 2 Masueka, Vil's Darning Nee 3. Quart {yiety igaletto,"’. 4. Cor 5, Overture, a SIGNOMINA Herat 7. Fantasie, “Le Carnival a shh & Bong, Behr leart Bowed WWILLTAM TAMIL TO: . 9, March willtsire 10, Piccolo solo, * 11, Song, 1% Consere at ‘Golden Rabi LADIEW AND CHILDREN'S MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ‘The Hortlewitaral Exhibition and Gilmore's Serenade Band each day. GILMORE’S (CREAT MILITARY BAND in Grand Concert every vight as usnal, MISS JULIA RIVE, owned Pianisto, will make her first appear- the world-r ‘auce on SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 2. Sunday evenings. 50c, admission, Special _procramn Boxos Ledebalat i four, 83 ‘Al in which Alsgee stage. © “Pretty ai Ficwurs.” Friday, June 1—First time ja man, BELLE UE Saturday Matinee at 2 o'clock. Adnitaaton, Sie. i LA Only “Ainice Matinee, Reserved Sexts, We. extra, GIANDE DUCH Bins, 1 NDE DUCHESS Evening, 50¢,, 81 and a now ready at Hrouklyw Aci 1b Rhadete THEATRE.—MONDA MR. KE. T. sTeTsON in the vroat romantic drama of YORK AQUARIUM BROAD. Lay nnd oth et.. open daily from A.M. sill 10 P.M. lot And most attractive place ln the city, VELCLE TitAt NN Drain SATED. mberss Crimson. NAL Miss SADIE, LU ne nat im APTRENOON AND EVENING CONOERTS, 4 ent ae eo R THEY Bi irs UE HELLER'S WONDERS NEW YOR iS Of ROBERT HELLER NEW oa LAST THREE Ss Its MISS H¢LLER IN NEW YORK. NeE WED wo UA 1 THREE i LAsT THRER xt N LAST MAT MAY 390, AT 2, MAY a1, OR“ ANCE nation of 9 x3 urexamplea prosperity FAREWELL | ! FAREWELL tt DEMY OF MUSIC. Monster Benefit for st. Agnos’ Chareh this evening. Doors open at 7 o'clock, reserved soata, Admission. $1: Fe 31 50; boxes extra, Under the direction of A. M. Palmer, Eeq, Tho following dramatic stars bave volunteered to appear :— Mr, SOTHE, Mr. and Mrs, W. J. FLORENUE and company. Mr. W. R. FLOYD, of Globe Theatre, Boston. Mr. D. H. HARKINS. Mr, J, W. McANDREWS, with permission of Joss Hart, ag Miss BLJOU HERON, the delin tov numerous to mention. Peate can be had at the Academy from 9 to 4 o'clock, E SURE AND COME! BE SUKK AND COME! Ke sure and come and soe THE GREAT MOLIAN QUARTET TONY PASTOR'S MATINEE TO-DAY, CUMBIA ‘OPE A HOUSE, oe WEST 12TH at RN and entire company. or of Smike, and others C st. und Greenw Evenin Matinoos Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 . Spicy Aensations, TF " nck Min a Si Salem. in Mail Female Bashers Seoing the Elephant "3 rile, in real water, pl ony to: or, the Dimy Blondes. Artist's M nge Sights for Stran all theke rieb, rare, racy, novelties “1 ETURN FROM Aheonm WALTZES—BY RUD, on oud with distiu- pen) gems of the day, Down the Shadowed 40c. dx H Lane, _ ing ae vole atte “Only Speak Kinal DU & cu. ain enc HON and 543 Brondwny. i MM! 1". EDV ARD NORA'S GREAT PIO;URE, IML" The Commerce ot ms Paving Homaye to Lib- erty,” gxibition at the KURTA M SUN SQUARE, ante FTHE WDBRAOTE GISTE Ry v UANLON AND CRONIN, GRANGER AND WAMBOLD, and ail of his great teoupe PASTOR'S. TUSY PASTOR'S, MATINE® TO-DAY. TONY TIVO Ath st, betwer America’s Variety Garden and Summer Theatre, London e. Kyery evoning, Grand Ballet, Scotch Song and Dance, Pantomin _ Admnisstos conts: Thursday Matinee 15 conte ROOM ARGYLE HOOMS, GYT OPH AV. AND sOTIL st, ORILLIA Hoyt S BAR ENTHRTAINMENT, PACK oF ttt bag IN THR, eOITY. oF VERY NIGUT, COMMEN at BNTUA ON BOTH ST. AL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, 20d st, and 4th oy, Open day and evening, GRAND ANNUAL will elose 10 V, PIANO, private lessen it Waverley place. FPORY Pastor's TONY PASTOWS, SOANLON AND CRON GRANGER AND WAMBOLD, oH, Bas Hy ation TONY PASTOWS MATE BE Te DAY. we xiitttiow § to 10, given to of the abo cony will be renerved for ther, nts Gr pastes, whiciy can be led atthe ball tony or Weaner. Adinittanee —Gentlomau, with ladies, 75 couts any. In futur? ali advertisements ae | after eight oeiock B.A, wilt he charged donb AMUSEMENTS. In future all advertisements presented Jor after exght o'clock P.M. will be charged ain mpoky. Pxs PastoRs. TONY The only fires class Variety Theatre open 4 rae an be LON ARG Gnd jim ou N “it A AND 's 4 7 AMM mana Observe the area mee of distinguished artists, OTH COMB! Seank: nd C a wi Master Gun ~ | Seesaw ane pemtns i George Gresi, Mis NELLIG- Miss JENSL ST, JOHN, YEAMANS. and @ superb 03 aT ATIO: tic cum pan; MATI i TU-DA Me eats our amine we the profession, TH y. the smallest Sony and Dane aes in the world. Boos THEATIN, ER RODUCTION, RIGNOLD, TILLOTHON & WN This Us ay 20, shanespoace’s gros’ i yf. GEORGE HGNOLD" as HENRY ¥. Mr. HENRY V. ted with new ec nary by Gordon, & —— aE Harford, of the Queen's re, Loudon HENRY V. — NELK OF LISTORY HENRY V. THE ENGLISH roe Ae ANCHOR, — Til siLGnR Rye uae HENRY V. UE "ot MLNCOURT, oe HE KING'S, vannicy INTO HENRY V. EDRAL ‘AT TROY EB, Gorgeous Sronutromnaht Gra cr chorus, OPULAK Picks P gir wRVED Gondral admitasts 75 cents. Keserved Orchestra Seats, $1, SATL MATIN AT iw, Box office open daily from 8 4 BA. M, to lor, M. OTIS 7 RE. EXTRA, Lessees . gnold, Tillotson aad Brown THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 31, BENEFIT CF MR, GRORGE RIGNOLD, upan.whigh cegnalon he will afer an a LRERECKDENTED ATTRACTION oduct * ius HOMLOAND TORE wee — Mr. PRORGE RIGNOLD. Wy Mr. FB WARDR. RoMeG TIO {3 kiod sei cd Mr, Augustin. ‘only, Mis: DAVENPORT ¥ (By kind iecatianicl of Mr. Aw ue aa Daly) courteous consent ot Lester Wallncit Ubi GRANGER, ited MIRS MARIE) WAINWBIGUT MINNIE CUMMINGS, scoiaiellation ofertas forming a GROUP OF BAUTY AND DRAMATIC. ART, of this combination ro entirely voluntary ch urtiate anpears ium dil ‘The sale reg ow f the boz office of $50 tho then HESHRVED neat NION SQUARE THEATRE. pYAs miss ‘WA Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN, SHOOK Manager a MER rounTH SATURDAY MATISER AT 130. WERK OURT Continued success of WEEK FOURTH MIKE WEEK FOURTH with {ts grant cast of characters = WEEK FOURTH audits supern realistic geenes, = WEEK FOURTH including the Weer FOURTH STAGE COACH SCENE, Wr FOURTH — ttlustrating the departure of the = WEEK FOURTH York Mut WEEK FOURTH from Snrnosn's Hond, WEEK FOURTH vod night! WEEK FOUIIH with the most Cumultuouy applause, Week FOCRTH 4 WEE! FOURTR SMLKE MATINEE, a SATURDAY, JUNE 2, PI NUFORTES, URGANS, O, In future all aitvertisemante presented for publication after eight o'clock B. MM. will ba charged double rates, GHANCE.—SPLENDID NEW UPRIGHT AND aare Pianos to rent, and rent allowed if parchased; a few nearly new [dace <ly low; all bew [apes ‘warranted fas, Ap zene, ven duction ta cash fered, at HAINES ito: 145 and 147 Sth a OWd Finnos taken in exehuuge. ul e Tao inaguificent Windsor aprig BW, for $173. Call nt privat reldenc ia —FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND Innos of our own make; also for sule and ren er of fine second bani |’ianos, in perfect or: Ww KN. ABE & UO., No, 112 Sth av. RBove 18th w N& OF SECOND MAND. STHINWAY riy new, very iow: alvo Pianos of other bons mere ye palmod off as genui rin A 4 num. ‘LL LAM u houses. STEUN LL ROUND 73g OCTAVE FULL AGRAFFE PIANO, $200; Upright, $1 ct dlekering, te 13 East 16th, Detwoen Union sqiure and Sth av. —LANGH ASSORTMENT OF La eee i HAND janos, in thorough good order, some of which ure Dearly ne: for sale nt very low prices, CHICKERING & BONS, Sth av, and Inch st. NEW 7 OCTAVE PIANO, €175; CHICKERIS Grand, 8 cinways and others, uprights re pal ogi Also Organs low for cash, on instalments, and nt. te & CO, removed to 11 East 14th ob, | formerly © Tiickering Hail Ais asE UPRIGHT “AND 32 ARE $7 to 4 810 0; instalments, Hit “AND SQt TA Ra arnytiacd low for cash ‘and OH sagt 14th st. FA MUS! SA ERiok c JA claborately ecvrvel Planoforte, $175; cost $850 last March. Roslience 50 Rast 9th at. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL BELL STHINWAY Vianof rte at sacritic # brilliant and powerful Four round rosewood ons ehiy carved, and ‘ass en 0, alse handsome and desirable ‘how: urniture in lots to sult, N. B.—Furniture and Piano packed for shipping if aires. Ca'l private residence ‘eat 16th i., beew A Oth avs. TANO: te Vpri hola i can be No. 47 FEW SECOND IAND WEBER PIANOS AT VER rains; Kome of them ured but a very short time it id really wlmost ns good a4 new; Plonse call at tho Weber by 25. & SONS ROSEWOOD PIANO, F ‘@ bellliant toned $1,000, tee ‘en0 Btool, Cover, Box. I Went 25th st. MILY WILL SELL ROSEWOOD 3 OOTAVE 41 Pinnoforte, carved lexse modern im ta, B80, 211) Kast 30th ot, near 3d av, D, Cost upright Piano, cost vate residence 2 . CARVED LEGA, Cash wanted, Broadway, cor- FOUR ROUND CORNER PIANO, 7% OCTAVE, carved legs, me fi39 ovlebri spas jor; cash, instal. ments. Broadway, comer Pakaarn— AVE PIANOS, perfect ard Chickering Pinnos on tuetattnente:, 20 gaa $35, GORDON & BON. 18 Boot Lath st & VAUPEL, LUTHER & CO. ALSO Jseveral other fue second wand Pianos, will be sold by TUNIS JOUNSON, Auctioneer, this day, at 12 o'clock. {SCHER PIANOS RELIABLE AND SPLENDID tone. 425 West 28th st. Uendsome second hand Pianos Ww nm style, 106 2 ORACE WATERS & SONS, 14 EAST 14(H 8T., ARE selling Pianos and Orvans extromely low for cash, on ent I inal monthly or quarterly payments, of to let, and money allowed if purchased AGNIFIOENT 7 OCT, fort, having carved GOKDON'S, 19 ecko ITHINWAY PIANO, $100.— REVATE ‘FAMILY Wit nifcent rosewood patent narafte February $1,000 Sih Munic, &e. Kaast 16th ROFYEWOOD PIANO. sacrificed tor $75, a8 MPWO FINE STEINWAY SQUARES, eke order; low prices, Plans te rent irom 83 upwat SUERWIN & HERBERT, 814 ronwey. TPRIGHT AND sQU Ans anes $75 TO $2% Una id tnomtany a ®3 upward. hubs, 8 Union square (4th ay, mir Fath DANCING ACADEMIES. NARTIEWS = DANCING “ACADEMY, 8 ~ UNTON Jsquare: fopen all summer; private lessons any hout Gilde waits apecialty. of , FURNITURE, = as Ul ‘gedvert foray tuck DP. My vetll be chen AdRIVATE FAMILY WILL Nit i “at SAORIFICB theie two magnificent Parlor Suits; latest covered, in crimson, vine, tra and sliver satin; order by Murbott; cust £800, for $175 and 8100. also C ber set at quarter jenna call private residence 196 East 16th st, be nd Irving place. IT OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, ing houses and furnisned commodating terms of pay ARKE'. 741 mow Iw BAUMARS Baotitens: earner Broome for Furniture, Carpeis and Wouding, for rin ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR PUR. aniture and Carpets for cash of liberal terme of payment Fouins, at brent, at GEORG at WALT'S, 150 and 157 Chatham « warerooins. WATCHES, JEWELIY, &e. 7 hit AY. AW, Watehes, Jowelr ription bought a WT BROADWAY, ROOM #--LOANS NEGOTL ted on Diamonds, x rt Jewelty an verve of every description. Same bouche and so sot ta vi PACT Ws _ late ot wut Brond) DAT MONEY jewelr, £3 T 77 BLEKU! KER 8T., NEAR Lag 4 advanced on Diamonds, Watel ickets bought of PAID PO OO), BAW NES. SAUSE'S CLOSING SOIRER THE SKA-ON, T VE SING, Masonic Hall, 114 and 116 Bast 13th st, =A PUNOH BNP IAT, BHO cour ata '0oub 6200, Address 200 Fulton ot, s $50 me st Wately P| . grates, Silver Hair Shaw gruel ea savant. yey TU OS a ee eS ee Te eR Wes