The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1877, Page 11

THE COURTS. » An “ Allegea Dead Railroad, . Charter. THE AFFAIRS OF THE STUYVSSANT BANK. The Excise Law. and Conrad. Meyer's Unlicensed Gin, 48 IRRECONCILABLE JURY RECONCILED. Under the Ralirond ect passed in 1850 the Queens County Rallway Company was organizea in 1871. Bince then, it appears, nothing bas been actually dove toward the construction of the road, except subscrip- tions to the stock tu the extent of $700, out of $160,000, and the aecumaiation of debws to the extent of $10,000, ‘The route of the proposed road was through Flatbush and Laiayette avenues. and Grove and otber agreets, ene branch ending at Fulton ferry and another at the South ferry, Among those-who are decidediy opposed tothe building of tho road are nearly four hundred Property owners Tesidents of Lutayette avenue, Toe matter came defore Judge Gilbert, in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, on a motion on behalf of the company, of which Matthew Kane is President, for the sppoiutment ‘of Commissions ers to. estimate, and . award § tho am to tho Soo eta was bp eo by Mr, obn H. Bergen ‘on the Part of the company ant Se oe AR. re on the he abject! irged by pe s’' operation jug?” OF charter bad becom: completion of the road within tho tune allowed by Ja Site im apy event, tho road could pot be put in ‘oper: hn because the assent of the property ownors had iaseanen properly asked tor por obtaimed, The Ss being ot 1875 provided that the Legisiabure 2 Jaw authorizivg the Jaying down of any be ted oa) je publi rape Without having first obe tained the consent o! property owns on the line Of Buch proposed feud This provision of the consti. tution, 1} was contended by Mr. Bergen, could nut af: Jeot the eharter of the company, which had been re four years previously. ene Giloert took the papers, reserving "af do- THE STUYVESANT BANK, Tn 1871 the Stuyvesant Bauk became iasol: ‘upon the application of the creditors its were placed in the hands of 0. H. P. Archer, as re- ceiver. Some time prior to its insolvency an arrange- ment was entered into betwoen Jobn J, Levy and that inatitution, by whtch Levy was to bave a continuous Joan of $7,000 u ing bis note payable on Ae» 5 mand and depositil ut 230 shares of Broadway’ Bank and other collateral securit Would no apply that amount to the ot Levy's jebtedness to the bank, sell Dis col ol Levy's note was paid, Believing that his collateral would be sacrificed it he did not do #0, Levy ea the full amount of his note, with interest. Brbeequen ently pa, bank was Bdjudicated a bankres | a. Platt, was appotated , assignec Petia and the assets passed into his hands trom Archi Prior to Mr. Piats appointee + Lay. A618 ilekod, Wan sbaboed ¥y.ithe Othe kof | ficiads to prove his debt against the bank, it tees Pepe resented to him it he didnot do so his whole ciaim ‘would be sacrificed: Levy, not awure of tHe!position in whieh it would place bim, and anxious to save by claim, did so, and thus apparently beoume a creditor of tho bank, Sppitoation was made in November last to Judg: toed, 1p the United States, District s,. by D. erter, a8 solicitor for Levy, tor jebt, and for an order forthe payment of the $2,017 37, alleging that that, amount should bave beon. applied to the extinguish+ ment of the Bote, and shat excess was paid under daress of Levy’s collateral and his dread of its being Saige 8 ¢ Blatchford granted the ap; nngtiop and ordered Mr, Platt, as assignee, to pay $2,017 87 to the claim- ae vy caked The assignee was Peiceseaten by Mr, Wilh C4 leave to withdraw the proof of di PARTNERS “IND DEFICIENCY. Yor years past {t has been no uncommon transaction ja real estate for two or more persone to share ina purchage, the deed and mortgage being made in the ame of butane A purchase of this character was wade by William H. Vobbs, William H. Raynor ana James W. Gillies, from Loraine Freeman, the deea be- ing made in the name of Dobbs, and he giving bis in* dividual bond ana mortgage for $21,000. Suit to fore- close this a was brought by Min F H. Kellogg, on bebali of the executors of the estaie of Mr, Freeman, and in it he sought to show the partnersati) the three persons pont and to make them liable as such copartners fot any deaciency which might arise on the. under foreciosure, Hitherto it has been generally acce| as-law vy real eutate men that po party to trensuctions of this porganasee| could be held liable for a verge tf except the Making the bond aud mortgage. decision of st Van Braut, which dup just poe rendered in this case, bas modified this doctrine to a very considerable oxient, He'bholus that all three hav. ing agreed to (a the profiis, they thereby became partners as to bim tree whom the purchase was made, and as such are liavie to sare in the responsibility for the deficiency which RAY SIM A oxist alter the sulo, MALICIOUS PROSECUTION OASE, The case.of Van de Wiclo against Calfanban came up for trial yesterday before Judge J, F. Daly 1m the Court of Common Pleas, This actiou.is brougut for $5,000 damages tor alloged malicious prosecution. The de- fondant, a8 wsserted, procured the arrost of thf plaim. tif om a charge of perjury in swearing om ap under. taking that bo was a freeholder of certain property, when the tit to the same property was in litigation, The plaintiff was arrested on a warrant iasued by Jus- tice Fiammer, Mr. Vau de Wieie was arrested and bailed in §: and examination was bad on the charge. The prisoner was discharged. Tho plaintif offered proot that the same was malicious and his, couse, A, motion by . deiendan' counsel was. mado to dismisa the compiai: on the ground that the miagistrate did not conduct the procoedings be!ore him according to the statute thea in torce, which required pim to take ex> rosmation of the parties and witnesses before admit- Ung them to bail, apd that 19 accepting bail w: joi apd exatsination be lost jurisdiction, and jursher, proceedings should have been di dol vnunet by trial by Jury or by the entry of proseqat, Judge Daly sinted that 108 sh = stion had never come up before him was new im he would examine the same snd reodor bis de- bad hn ou the opening of Court this morning. Porter appears jor plaintiw® and Jobn B. Parson defendant, THE, EXCIKE LAW. In Novomber, 1875, Officer Byrnes, of tho Thirty. vhird precinct, under instructions of Captain Hedden, pntercd in citizen's dress, the grocery of Conrad Moyer, in Meirose, asked for a glass of gin, received it, frauk it, and then inquired of the proprietor whether had a license, **No,” raid the proprictor, *Then,’? quote Byrnes, “I arrost you for selling liquor in vio lation of the Jaw.*? Meyer refused to go without » warrant signed by the Judge, Byrnes showed his shield and insisted on taking off bis prisoner; but isd} intrenched bebind his counter, refused to go, + y Foes hastened to the station house, reported case to the Captain and speedily revuroed with jndemaa Clarke anu UMfcer Reilly, and again bade 0 to the station house, Even in the presence the officere Meyer agem viviated the Excise jaw by solling'® glass of i to one Furcht, The three officers took Meyer to the station house, where he was detained all night, to be brought the nex morning belore the Police Magistrate at Fordbam an’ held to bail in $100, For this Meyer prguets an action ngainst the Lbreo oficers—Byrn larke and Reilly—/ laying his damages at $6,000, and besides procured the arrest of tbe officers under civil process under $1,000 bail, Zhe civil action, which was regarded as some thing of & tem case On the. part of the unlicensed liquor desiers, was triea before Mr. Justice Bedgwick adury, and i @ verdict for the defendants. Richara Oatis appeared for the plaintiff, and Charles F. MacLean for the defendants, A BROKEN IRON RAIL CONTRACT. The Crescent Iron Company, a West Virginia. cor- poration, brought suit againat Fletener Westray & Alvert H. Gibbs, a New York firm, and tho trial of tho tase was Commenced yesterday before Chiet Justice Curtis im the Superior Court. The pinintifis in ther complaint state that the defendants, in November, 1871, at their veges sold the company 3,000 tons of old tron rails, to be shipped trom Great Britain iu De- comuer, 1871, and January, 1872, Plainuds, as tey claim, were ready and willing to. pertorm their part ‘of the coutract, but. the defendants lailed vo deliver the [ron as Agreed, represen however, (hat the sume would be delivered withina Tewsonabio time ithe plaints woola wait and not sue and not go in tne market and purchase, fhe company did wait saul April, 1872, when te its delivered 483 yons and 146 pounds of the iron, but tailed to delivoy ihe remainder. The plaintif acoordingiy bring suit for $00,200 damages The defendants, 1a their answer, allego ibat they had a ountract with Londou frm to send ine tron over to the plaintifis, but that thoy failed to “| ‘aliver, It fw alo-ciatmed that the piaintifts aro on/ maved to sho amount of $1,400, and an ‘oldet toe NEW! YORK) | HERALD, _ THURSDAY,’ JUNE | 7, _1871-~TRIPLE ) SHEET: ge 000 ‘wortti ofthe’ ne pa se Interposed. mm trial hcp yet A JURY CAPITULATES AND AGRFES, ‘Blize Tetbill, 28 guardian of the children of ha Se or Compton; lave the owner of the building known Comptos House, brought suit against Owen McGovern and aposber 4 surety on a lease of the botal. made to Michuol ¥agan, The rent-was im arrears to the. ount of $9,247 62, tor which & judgment set 2 aa deenee ras, tha the ptaina mad Wet rt tn the tenant a chattel mortgage for which ‘mortgage, it was alleged, was accepted in ped ment, and pot as @ security merely. heer com aD 4 belore jury iv Part 2, 5a) Court, Circuit, and, alee the. jury bad deliberated some time, they came into the court and appeunced that they could Dot agree, oF Jurol reap, most positive magner, ae 6 they’ could not agree if they were out sixt: Notwithstanding so confident ao expression of o| 38 as to the impossibility of au agreement Jadge Potwr ordered them to be locked up for the night, unless thyy should in the meantime agree upon a sealed ver dict. “Yesterday morning it was found that the obsti- nate ones bad capituiated, ard all bad agreed to render B verdict infavor of the piaintiff for the fuli amougt claimed, PLEA OF USURY DEFEATED. Garret B,, Clark purchased a note for $700 wt $100 Jess than its face, and was compelled to bring sult tor the recovery ‘ot the fave of thie note against the tdor- ers, who put in the pica of want of consideration and. usury, On trial of the cause before bim in the Marine Court Jad, Goepp dismissed the plaintifi’s com- plant, ce an appeal was taken to the General kaa of andes Rpeyn me was as omENOG. tho Commor erm, i rdevods' tTiake The new trial came vn before Judge Bhorig da jury m the Me Court yesterday, When 1b was; argued belore: the ou the part of we piainud, that iv usurious, and by Mr. Gould, for Judge Potter was rev’ the acetal Thav it was, ‘The jury decided against 0 len of ity and gave their Veraiet in favot plaintiff, some ot them at the same time giving de- bided expression to their abhoreuee Of the Usury law. FRIEND BEFORE RELATIVE. ‘The contest over tho will, of Jumes.D: logorsoll, which bas been ponding in the Surrogate’s Court sinoe December Just, was resumed yesterday. Mri 10; regi} was unmarried, and lefi an osinte, valued at about $40,000, which he bequeathed to Mra. Phipps, the wile of a friend at whose house in thie’city he was cared fof to bis i!iness. “The will 1s contested by bis relatives, who say Dis act was the result of undue Influence ex- erted ate him by the Phipps family. a the tes- ponahae taken yesterday was that of i nob, ra? ‘Servant, who accompanied the fscssed ese from ‘isorgia and Fetailied with pin wate Min dehy Hitg teayrmony was to the effect. that the was ot Serectly weand Mao tte ‘soremained until be died, | DECISIONS. SUPEBIOR COURT—-SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Santora. Wilson va. Davis.--Orders io withdraw deposit granted. Mivcpell &c., vs. The Vermont Copper Manufactur- ing Company. tied. Lot a copy be éugrasned bud presented for # Fe, Parson vs, Roux. —L th opinion that tne com- ou the ground that sev- Ful causes re bout imprpberiy Eales. therein, but ~ thie objection was pot taken either by demarrer or answer it must be deemned to an waived (Code, section 144-148). ‘Tne plaintiffs were severully iuterested, if iutorested.at all, in the fund in controversy aud should havo vrou, iy separate actions. One of the pluintiffe having died, it may be-cous tinued in the a: of the otber, Tt 0 complaint may be auiended ora supplemental and amended com- Pplaint may de served siriking out the mame ot the de- Ceased und inserting such additional allegations as may be mecessary in order 4o.show the, surviving plaintifl’s porsonal interest, tt any, in claim. The case ia;net oie which requires to be ‘revived,’ and the reliel ‘labov fied is tcocorded unde! chuuse of the notice of motion which asks for osber reliel ‘TheCrescent:iron Gumpany vs. Westray et al-wPhe | ie tary ‘eutnbimhed by Mercnants’ Bank vs. Mille 3 D, D, ‘mlb, 310), and Persse & Brooks Paper orks: Ve. Wallets (14 Abb, P, R. 119), should A be departed last cited i» clearly analogous to this, the, Pplamtiff there having become: insolvent, The stay woo no} bave deen granted had the Jota beeu fuliy sta ‘The orger requiring socurity filed na Pt testes & soy mesuwhile is Recondingly vaca Cabo va. Platt et al—Motion granted on payment of, $10 costs of op PR ing game, date of issce lo re- in unchanged. eply to’ be walved and’ no new notice of trial on the Pete of plaintifl to bé required. Schuchman ve. ‘et al—Notice: -of timp” within a en be given so parton bo: have appos' and wi ave Dotexpressly iv notice of sale,» The purchaser’s contract should. Hes be < Allen.—Piaintif has an eqaitable of action if the facts are as alleged in the complain’ 4 1S entitied to @ trial abs: ar ive @ answer, jo Beecher vs. Ackerman, I Root, 80. the motion, to sirike tho cuuse ifom the Special T calendar is denied. Lovejoy ct al, vs The Campbell Eaiata Pross Manulacturing Company. —Sowon r last stort cause day sla ake term, See BUS tex on Jaavite 1m oO} ition. eats Pe Schaylor et al.—Order settled, Martling va, Venter ot al.—Order siriking out the mame of Michael Martin (rom summons and complaint. Fairchita ya. Lynch.—Motion denied, with $10 costs, Smith vs. Cuntrall.—Order contatning teu. Higgins et al, va, Young et al.—Ordored on day caloudar for Jano 11, boa) ‘ys, Stroook.—Ordered on day calendar for June 12 genes Jr., v8. Shofiner,—Ordered on day calendar tor June 11, ‘The Citizens’ Bank, &¢, vs. Mackey et al,—Order cancelling lis pendens, Lang vs, Fischer. —Order granted and. ugdertaking ved, ou aL a Bo werd vs, Northam. —Recetver’s bond a) ‘The Crescent Iron Company va. West Ordor seitiod. Molien ‘vs. Daryee,—Order to amend summons granted, Canziva, Conner ot al—Ordor allowing amendment; TOpise cage, % Merril? tet 1IP ve, Conner, &c—vrder restoring cause to caleudar and set down to June 7, Weed va, Lisig ot al. —Relerence ordered. Fleichhausen va Meister,—Ordered on day calendar for Juneia. jJackson Bes, vs. eaten Bertran ve. Lang Berea st. Jobugon va, enpe se ; Lopert ve, ye ty He vs. The Mayor.. rdera zranted. Ubiet Justice Curtis. it ve, Weight 01 Order deny!ng motion to re- ome sie, with $10 costs, By Judge Sedgwick. Roberts vs, White et al,—Counsel will appear to set- ue ore, 2) Sejaay, 8th inst, at bail-past ten A. M,, in room {or doen iia PLEAS —SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Van Hoesen. Boores vi tron, —Reference ors nelly ve Fox, &c—Motion denied, with costs U0 ihe deienunde Fox, to-abras events By Judge J. F. Daly, Bacett va Mortuugo.—Motion Granted, with $10 * Coes, See opinion: bay vs. iitle.—Decision filed. Babcock vs, Babvock.— Affidavit of service not sul. ficient, Ayling’ va. Pike.—Application granted, See mem- orandum, Matier of Soieman.—A pplication denied, See opin- jon, Curran ¥#, Burke.—Exceptions overruled, report confirmed; taxable costs allowed to plainuf Judg- ment in accordance with report. Price va. Clark, —Jucgment signed, Corion vs. MoVitz—Motion granted on terms. See memoragium. Rosen Vs. Nicholig —Motion granted, MARINE COUR’ MAMBERS, By Judge Goepp. Rivara vs. Tognatt.—Motion uenied. Zimmer vs, Maliahan.—Proceedings dismiszed, Merchant vs, Vaoghan,—Motion deniod. Bowors ve, Cochrane.—Motion to vacate order of ar- rost granted, yeaa ve Albites.—Motion for bill of particulars eran Dolsen vs. Grifith.—Motion to amend summoug granted, Summers v8 Robinson.—Relerred to Eugene M, Milliken, No, 120 Broadway. Curtis vs, Buenos en, a Society,—Order for commission And stay of trial. Lyons va. Barling. Motion granted, Yutte ¥s, Kool: —Costs taxed. Meyer vs. 'Stark.—Motion denied, with $10 coats. Higxins vs. Batchelor; Dantes vs. Hines; Millen vs, Calvert; Rneima va, Deeorady; Schulict va. Graly Heppe ve. Krone; Schattman vs, Kosmies; Smith vs. Zaluo.—Orders granted. MeKiniegy Ve Seitz.—Opinion, Motion denied, with $10 costs. Therimoyor ve. Rosendale,—Order sigued and flied, Pearce vs. Meycrson,—Motion deuicd unless terms are complied with, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART I, Betore Judge Sutherland, THE CHADWICK FORGERY casr. In the case of George W. Chadwick, who was in- dicted on the charge of complicity in the forgory of $64,000 on the Union Trust Company, a motion was made yesterday for bis dischargé {rom the Tombs, on the ground what two terme of the Court had now elaprod siuce his arrest and bo liad not yot beon brought to trial Assistant Dietrict Attorney Bell resisted the motion, stating that the prosecution would be pro- cceded with aA #00n a8 possible, Counsel for the prise oner then applicd for & reduction of the amount of bail Mr. Bell having s1 receive attention Jadgo Sutherland mumated that the motion could be renewed, PLEAS AND SENTENCES, The totlowifg pleas and sentences were recorded yesterday :—!homas Jackson, larceny of a pocketbook containing $3 50 !rom the person of Mury K. McGuire, of No, 9 St. Luke's place, while walkivg in Fourteenth street on the Yih of May; State I’rison two years ana 81x months. Patrick Cafey, ged sixteen years, abstract) & pocketbook containitg $268 from the pockel tod that this matter would | ou | j tr od in the usaul way, 1 1, 1877 Of Bettio whtlo 108 she 26th of Aprit; ry be pre promises of Giltot! & ‘of the value of $1, ot Alban: = Jennie Waste aod Ellea ‘ie Prigon one year. A la the Bowery; ‘art, trock ety 6 of No. 15 Perry hit, sisal, robbery of Eliza Lanata, of No, 330 Kasi Filty- socond street, from whom be took, with much violets, & goid wateh, of the value of $25, while she was watk> ing with two other ladies in Fourteenth street, be- tweon Second and Third avenues, om ibe night of May 28; State Prison five ree, GENERAL SESSIONS~PART IL Before Judge Giiaersteeve, ; ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBECY, William Korn was arraigned at the bar yesterday, by Assistant Distries Attorney Herring, obarged with bighway rovbery. Prom the evidence of Maarice Ixel, ppeared that on the 17th of Octoyer Jast he was standing in tho vicinity of Forty-Orst street and Eighth gvenue, about to purchase somo ap- he was assaulted robbed of a purse Putrick McGowan aad ‘William ‘Kory od identified as the bevel compiaimant om the witness stand yesterday failed to identity Korn, but the evidence of Charles Brunner, an spotbecery, aT Ps saw the oocurrepes, was conch sige ‘on that porn bery, however, showed had ‘nado some Ras ig ing told Bruncer that ho -had been robbed in a Cigar store. At the conclusion of the evidence Mr. Spencer, om behalf ot ‘the accused, vffored' to plead to the ctarge “of assauit and baz whith, under tho circumstances, Mr. Horring accepted. ‘Kora was thea remanded jer sentence. the case of Mo+ Gowan Mr Spencor moved ‘for a new trial, on the ground of newly discovered evidence, Judge Gilder- rcocctnny be would take tho application into ¢on« 8 ced a6 that ihe compete nt lotory statements, STEALING FROM A FRIEND. Charles Rivaro, & Coban, was arraigned on the chargo of stealing some articies of wearing apparet trom Louis: Baye, No. 227 Wooster street, on the 22a of May jast, Tho complainant averred that the | Aprond atered bis room, carried off his shirts, ool- rs and henukerchioin some of which were afterward discovered in his possession. The prisoner admitied that he hed taken the property, but stated that he had been on Irienaly terms with complaimant and that it was only for temporary use he had abstracted them. Mr eee Coleman, om the part of the acoused, sub- ia a long address thas th: anny ‘must be suusied in Order 40 convict the prison \ he intended to Bteul at she time the articles co taken, Tho jury eg the ‘prisoner the benefit of the doabt and acquitted 1m, but he Was Fomanded for trial on other charges, ALL, YOR SEVENTY-FOUK CENTS, Mary O'Brien was arraigned by Assistant District Attorney Lyon rg ei stealing from Hannah Shea, of No. 36 Cherry jum of seyenty-four Bineed the. jury conte which’ she hud 9) clothing. The evi-, She was sont to the Penitenuary lor one year, dence wel conclusive found the prisoner guilty. CouRT CALENDARS—THIS. DAY, Free as Srna eta ta repes.— ; tata iit 106 8, ‘bs, dou, au 213,247, 251, 276, 260, Surnems Covrt—Sracta, Txam.—Held by Judge penhpam Demet ne Boe 23. Isgues of are 405, 442, 468, 471, 105, 2 422, 225, 186, a 307, 420, 427, 406, 423, 155, 85, 447, 491, 492, $56 608,408 es 2b Panay 40, 630 oa 2, 633, 584, 635, 698, 638, 430, SUPREME Lone aleernt Sori il-Held fe dasee Barrett.-Nos, 328 851 Abi ig, 1.4073, 1729 3119, 8330, 8437, 730, 3577, 3175, S401, 8273, 8908, 8481, 8231) 3617, San, 3047, 371. Part bain uy Judes vo eat x 1558, ty 2402, morn en ai80t ios sana ore Sate, or 2146, 1094. Part 8—Held ‘by Judge Va Brunt.—Caso on, No, 2352) Scremion Court—GaneraL Tanm.+Adjocrned wotll Monday, Suse 18, Scrzgion Court—SraciaL Tsru-Heid by Judge Santord.—issues ot faot.—Nos, 67, 14, 46, 11, 21, 53, 61, 68, 76, 79, Horsnwon Covar—Taia, Txau—Pert L Held by Judge seagwiek.—Nos, et ia spin hort p20." Part are Chief aor pete 1140, 679, 1108, 581, bi 968," 096, eat ties hides 1148) 194, 700%, aah, oy 119, 1200, 1201, 1205, 1206, 1207, 1: 1200. Part 3,—Held by Judge Spter.—Case pana biL. No day calendar, ’ Cretart Pusas—GeseuaL Team.—Adjourned until june 1 Commox Pias—TaiaL TxrM—lart 1,——Held by Judge Ao ae ae ap 727, ) 864, 1251, 381, 766, 477, 1945, Fe, a Se Tim, uate! seh, i, 08. 2064, 1624 Part 3—Heid by nase’ 4. B. Daly.—Now. 1078, 1766, Pilg 107%, 1202, 11: MAnixe 'Count—I Rial raRePart 1—Held Judge Alker, —N mane gs 7957, 6047, 6476, 4560, 6454, 7907, e708. ob24 On: 6537, 6639. Part 2— Held by Judge a Nnctutter see 97, 9654, 6276, 6471, 7456, 7734, 9678, 0484, 6491, 6493, 6503, 6511, 6514, 6523, Part 3—Held b; nage Sinnott.—Nos. 6326, 6444, 6208, 6367, +43 1, 2046, 9524, 4125, 3526, 6371, 6441, 6445, 63: Counr oF Gexxgat Sxssioxg—Part 1—Helad by Judge Gildoraleeve.—Tne People va, Michael Doberty, Auodrew Hanahan and Jeremian Hogan, burglary; Same. vs. Richardson, burglary i vs, Charles G. Orcutt, forgery Same. vs, and Bernard Reed, grand larceny; ava grand pertains Same va Sreaieh Sullivan, I Same vs Jobn O'Donnell, grand Thomas Quinn, ult and batter; onneily, peste Part 2—Hold 7 nd.—The People vs, Den is Shea, rob- bery; Same vs. James Peck, Edward McEvoy and) John Clare, burglary ; Same vs. James Falak, grand larceny ; Same vs. J Harrington, assault battery; Baume vs, Soloinon Muter, assault and battery; ‘Samo vs, James Quinn, assault and battery; Same vs. James A. M. Feoly, povit larceny. A SOCIETY ROW. Jovan Kleffel has brought action in tue Brooklyn City Court against Meschoir Franz to recover $1,100, belonging, as alleged, to the St. John’s Verein. a Ger- mah benevolent society, The parties are the treas urers of rival branches of the society, and the aciton is brought to determine the question of fact as to which 1 the original society, The plointff is treas- urer of the old society, but the new association clajins to have eurolled a majority of the original members. ies question was argued before she Court as to whether action sbould be tried before tho Judge only or The Court decided that i= should be tried before a jury, and the case was set down upon the calendar for trial on Monday next, SALOON KEEPERS BEWARE, Action bas been commenced im the Brooklyn City Court by Christine B. Liebtrem, under the Civil Dam- age act, against John Wiegle, saloon keeper, corner of Stuyvesant and Gates $5,000, Th complaint alleges (hat firmed drankard, and that be procures drink at Wiegié’ saloon, The caso will be tried in October next, wh other simitar uits will be call COURT OF APPEALS, Awnaxy, June 6, 1877. Tn the Coart of Appeals to-day the following bust. Acs was transected :— No. GL, Harrington va The Mayor,—Argument re. sumed and concluded, No, 63, Otte va Williams —Argued by E. P. Wilder and.A. Ceakt Cor appellant and Thowas H, Rodman for Tespoudent. No. 69, The People vs, Lord.—Argued by Matthew Hale and K. W, Paige for appoiiant and R. W, Peckuam for respondent, CALENDAR, The following ts the day calendar for Thareday, Nos, 43 40, 40, 42, 56, 08, 00 and 67, THE “PELEGRAPR TRICK, “A telegraph despatch, mum,” said a tali and ebabby June youth, banding Mra, Langbofn, of East Servonth atreet, elegram, appareny from over the hues of the Westero Union Telegraph Company, The message one, and purported to be from her hus- $1 68 wo pay o1 inued, id the mon The next day nd branded the teleg rum Tho police arrested Clay , Vanderpool as bogus the youth who bad collested ideniiied, aod at the Court of Speoral sei Gay Was sontenced to@x months in the Penitontiary ne yosior: and a fine of $1! AN OVERZEALOUS. REFORMER, ‘The people of New Lors are determined apon tho enforcement of the Excise law, and ia their righteous weal they not ipirequontly oversiep tho bounds of pro- priety and law. A cage in point was ML Mf ah day, when Michael Yhoofinan, « grocer, rot Cypress and Atlantic ave: Ry i wcharge of robbery. ‘The comy Mathews, alioges that while proceeding the ublie highway of Sunday Inst the defendant foreibiy jook {rom lier posse # cau of beer, with which to one Jobn Ki avenue, from whom jt was procured, of viviating the Excise law, The accused was held for examination before | Gervem, BAD POLLY. Hogh Polly, aged twenty-two years, was arrested on Tuesday night in the Foarth precinct, Brookiyn, for bemg drank and disorderty, and yestorday ho was identified by Mr, Frank J. Barker as having picked that NEE wth while a passenger on buard a Myrtle avenue car, Ho was committed to jail to awa @xamination Lotore Justice Ritav, 91 Jobo strent, on 900° | | | | | fine of $260, RUINED AND ) MURDERED. DREADFUL FATE OF 4N ERRING WOMAN Ih GANADA—A SHALLOW GHAVE IN 4 WOOD+-4 SHOCKING DIscovrry. (From the Toreato Leader. Castietox, J 2, 1st. Further particutars ot the murder of Miss Wade a. few days ago have come to hand . Ie ie dildomit! to) learn all the details of the tragedy, bat #0 tar as can be gathered it isin many details a codpterpart of the Jeanie Gilmour case in Toronto, though its ghastliness appears even to exceed that of Davis’ case. The. vic- tw, diss Alberta Wade, daughier of Jobn Wade, Brighton, was enjaxed as ecbool teacher iu tho neigh- borhood of Custicton. The last seen ot her alone was on Friday ovening of last week, wuen abe was noticed driving with « young man pamed Maliory, son of a farmer in the neighborhood. About one o'clock that night young Mallory retarned -home,-alone and informed. bis father that he, .wapted. .moncy, as be bad got mto a serape which would oblige him to leave tho countey—that he seduced» young lady. His futher advised him to marry her. He atated he could not, as sho’ had gone, After tecut- ing what money bo could. bo drove to Colborne, where ‘cond clase ticket for Detroit. By some ws that Miss Wade wus missing did uot her's houso until last Sunday, A search ad on all her es except her drewers, which were tightly drawn around her head and neck. A covering of loose ear!b, jeaves, brush, &c., was thrown over the body ton depth of a few inches, the top being carefully smoothed over with moss and caves to make the grave look ay Batural as possible. The body had bocn tuke: woods in a buggy Wagon, the ground w horwe'stood near by having boing paweds The presence os frostly broken bough was the means of iudicating whoreabouts of the body. itis Biated that when @ Was enciente she was iuduced to visit an med Simith, who bears the reputation of being’'oue of those detestable medital specialit who are resorted to im such cases. He upparently tried siemntical appliances several times, DUC fatied. (One 1 his attempts appears to have been made a week agu. is Maller stated, in oyidenco, that Smith told ner bes ade the attempt ond fuiled, but was Lound te ac- an appotutment for lowing Friday otiond driving: from, the -evidence tempt was made for evening, that on which Miss Wado w: with Dlailory. lt iurtner appears shat on Friday evening after ber drive with Mallory, » Mad Damed Melion, au intimate friend and near. rela- tive of Mailory, was noticed driving in the direction of Graston with a young iady, Though the Jauer bi been positively identified as Miss Wade, the evi ot several witi 0% ws lo dress, XG, to, show almoat conclusively that it wi ‘he pair were traced to a hotel in Gratton, Here there i# a break in She chain of evidence. The wo wore goticed at t hotel in Grafton at eight o'clock Friday evening, The Wenlng about pine Mallory was seom sa Castleton, it was about one o’clock next moruing bo awoke father and told him he had got into th he sorape, The result ot the. tye mortem examination yy nob. ral travspired, The ‘ul theory is that repeated. at- tempts to procure abortion baving failed the young, woman was induced to go to ihe rab. deliberately murdered, 48, postponed inks" iy be reapplied, CONFESSION OF THE ABORTIONIST—-DYING UNDER AN OPERATION, [From tbe Bolleville Tolegraph.} David Smith, one of the persons charged with com~ Plicity im the Castleton murder, mado a confession 10 tho constable on bis way to jail, His ‘confession te substantially that Weldon and Mallory arranged with him that on Tuesday night, tho 22d of May, they shduta bring Miss Wade with them for the purpose of having ap operation portormed on her; that on the. ap: pointed night the three parties came, but that his at+ tempts to procure an abortion on that occasion tailed, For some reason or other—perhaps because they were apprebensive of discovery if thoy wont to his-hut—the grove which Mes oast of ‘and at some distance from his den was mado the rendezvous | of ‘he party, That night an appolutment. was made the following Friday nigheiihe. raged jhoula be berne tu mind, on . which ‘was last seen alive, Smith states» thay on the Fate night, shortiy before midvight, Weldon young ludy came to bie hut All tl iekening tg Which the old villain related with the ‘utmost coolness and particularity, need not be repeated nere. Suffice it to bay that while be was periorming the operavon Weldon noticed the poor gi two or three gasps, d then, as be imagined, she taivted away, Tne two attempted to restore her to consciousnoss, but soon ibe. borribie truth dawned upon their minds that she wes: dead. They both naturally became alarmed, Weldon, according to Smith’s story, being so terrified that be seemed ineapants, of word or act. On get janes Sepia after few minutes had elapsed, wi he promeped fg do, Weldon said be would a and ring Cope Mullory, Went out for shay und returned in sen or fifteen minutes, Briasing Mailory witn bim. Acourding to the stat ment it woutd ap pee pte either Maliory was walting a short distance off (provably jn the woods on the other site of the road, ts -o Weldon had leit the buggy), or that ho had been left behindband’ in ‘hie appoluiment at tho hut, and was on the way when Weldon mot nim. The two young men carried the body across the (hree Helds that lie between Smith’s shanty and tue road ruoping vorth from Castieion. Smit gathered from the conversation between the parties that the horse and buggy Were stupding in the grove on the other sido Of the road. Smith's confession, so far as it the case at present, ends here, but be hinted vaguely that thore was ‘another party” mixed up in the affair, though he refused to reveni the pame. The most probable supposition is that Weldon aoa Maliory, after reaching the buggy, drove with the body io & northerly direction, The pliee ta “whion ) it was afterward found was about a mile and @ balf from tho grove opposite Smith’s but, where the buggy was ted, Itis supposed that they drove down either to this place or to some otber in the streteves of wood that lie here and there along the road, and bid the body temporarily, witb the wtention of returning that Digbt or tbe next and hiding it more completely. This supposition ts likely, It is said, to be borne out by the medical evidence a4 to the state in which the body wus louad, and also accords with the fact wnat Mallory made bis appearance at his father’s house about one o'clock the following morning, as the distanecs are such ag tu make these circumstances cousiatent with each other. Mallory appours to have icit for, the sta tion immediately and to bave gone westward the fol- lowing day. a oot eitner alone or with some one to assist a. prgtebly, returned on Saturday or Sun. day ovebt pig 1d away the body in the secluded spot in wnieh 1t was afterward found, THEY MbL BY CHANCE, Officer Spolasco, of the Sixteenth precinct, was leit: urely patrolling Seventh avenue on the evening of the. 28th ult, when he saw a man runuing at the top of bis speed. bigod spots on te tx0s, “How did you comie by the ‘and what aro you running for?” be usked, said the wtrancer, wipiag away guess Tl ‘ak you to the station house oo | prinetples,” said the policetoan, eyeing the mag sharply, While tho prisouer was beiug asked the usual tions at the station house desk, Wash} R su jand, dri ofa Tweniy-ibird au Fuaned apa began telling how as’hort time previously a des. perate looking man had broken open the lare box of bis car and stolen therefrom $12 in nickels and small coin add assaulted him. ‘The prisover suddenly mani. feasted an \utense interest 1 examining ihe walbobhuh, ing of the ceiliog. “Why, bless my Rout!’ ejaculated arivor, caiching @ glimpse of the prisoner, “if there ain’t the very tan limeelt.”” In the Court of Special Bess! yesterday th prisoner, Who gave te came ot Charles Wilson, was sent to tho Island for one year and ordered to pay & MAKE WAY FOR--JUSTICE! To Tus Evttor or THe Henasio: Can you tell me what kind of a man this Jaetioe Oucrbourg is, who became go indigaant yesterday at the Tombs Police Court beowuse a prisoner arrested on ‘a warrant issued by enother judge was brought belore him? “Lam worked hurd enough,” said the Justice; ant beowato he thought he had worked hard enough, risoner Was “remanded uptil to-day.’ a arrested for # bailable ollenoe and wuen he thinks be bas "worked hard enough; bo remanded forthwith until the wext day, throwa into a coll iu Tombs to spead a mireravie nigtt, simply because the Justice has ‘worked enough.” Lt is Hh Une, Mr. Kditor, that our police Justices shonid be taught that they do not own everybody, body and syul, brought re them, ua, Jadging from it actions and wort iy iv i8 not sboald oocasionally in a lordly way undertake to ros Verse a decision of the Conrt of Appeals, but when they complain of having ‘work evough’’ people ure novurally ravher surprised, Kach Justice gets $3,000 Sear, works on an average five hours a day, abd tw “off duty” every other week, There are not over two ot them who could, as mwyers, make one-bal! of $8,000 r to save their lives, even If bey workea twemy- CLT tour hours ® day, DENTISTRY In future atl “aul vertisements presented for publication afer eight o'clock P.M. will be chargeg double rates, Ski O) TRETH IN THkke HOGRS—A? DAL Ww. NEWBROUGH A, Ne S77 Gon 16 Masonic Temp wad everything ™ 10 deposit required. DU RABLE, PERE ROTLY Bis is. and. was theron The officer stopped him, and noticed sevoral | | :S.ARO SS AUCT ONT A TES. ‘| “Tn iar all ddvertisemenis wir beat dats a a barged dolores A, “Tiss JOURSON ON “AUCTIONER I, d 37 Nassau s§, % THIS Das), 5 xP iG OO S-oueon: . to Shue Ue ON HgCaRnOLD | LD eC iMITORE, Me LARGE 5: fer and Nitae De stancing and sittin ii 4 amare ne Petlor and Bedrocus 8 Suite, out a wed, toxether with the sneha basement Furniture. Alno a Bne Colleuder Biliard Table, Also a small LiNie Safe. eaHON BALE, ie TO-DAY. | i of the RaNSER BATATE, Path, B5th, Abth ond 87th sts. 1if'Hreadway, FHUASDAT. Suue 7 at 12 M. and Lots or Plots to sult purchasers, oy streets all wed and rendy fur immediate improvement. per cent on bond aud mori.age. Maps at house, 40h st. and Ist av. which can be scfm at any time), or ot BLACKWELL & RIKER, Auctioneer mn ly ad VorioN Salk) BY OKDER OF STEPHEN V. 5: Assignee of onry Louis & Brother, JOUN Hh DRAPER 2°CO.. Auetio at the {nagar y. om W nota * eg Fetes. Long Tsinua Gis. , A AORDINARY LARGE SALE iboats tk 6a» DE cite aud A framed, at any sacrifice, this (Th: and [2.Union square, ues 15th +t, Kare upportunls ler bowse: keepers, hotel keepers and the 4 OS. FRENOU, Auctlonoery (A WHOMARD RC URNOR, AUCTIONEER, * SOR CEAL MANUS KEWS SALE. VERPLATED WARE BIODON Fed, REP sh SOG nt ur CUTLERY, on ruvrgat and {i Y, June 7 and 8, at 96 Libert; + At 12 o'clock, a full HDA. of usetu! any ornaniental Josls bestiog. the brads m-rk of MEKLDiN Si A oR a i BROS, aod ped, 0 be Hvedy without reserve Ak ae SALE OF MAGNIFICENT J10USEHO! Purnttuce.--To pays this day (Phursday), at private Tesidenae 120 Wi 10 o'clock. ica wife .. commending we Jota. D, Auctioneer. am RT SALE, OW ON EXHIBITION. ASME co's pART GALLERY. rcs tie da extrordinary acllestise of high clave Americén'and European Ol} mt Water Celene, te., comprising: Faipenie eoptetbagione the Naslonel Acaden: sila uae s tie to; ir with, debent Furopeam aa Wednesday and Thursday ry fe will sell by order Unite ox: Fue 5 States he. BARKER & 00., Auctioneers uetionoer. . sday) NOuNING™ at ms wi'eloct, ve story prewn, stase manso nO, 47. weet dae Waid WHEN OCH Axp ory AYS., NIT RT, ES Ev VER, INGRAIN, Agakeers, at An rei ae POUT, PRIGHUT PIANO. HAW 1G RUOM SUIT, scovared fi par ie) Ey an a nile tos and cotelaine, Turkist ire holon; Heng Mantel So! THL is Day. tcros SALB. Tus Greretay) MOURNING, commencing at 10 o'clock, the en! TS, a eg ape residence RW EEN ap Ay AND ENG TLACE, me it OF USION ROSEWOOD. PrANOFORTE, fini vite ai ti KCTLOS KONZER Al L.PAINT is UTA wee AND pista FU RITORE: Miegant 13; votave Flanofort ram F satiny cotelaine a Queverie Cabinet ari ‘with French, "edextais, Brot . Kiguren and Statuettes, expoo- alvely, e aa Ot Fal gs. rit ee Cent 7 vet Brussels '" ete ci ieuneada, Chairs, Rockers: nd tabi is, curled i, complete Suits prin rope and balrglath, Lounges, Pictures, ngravings, Car- pets, Clocks, dc. La and LTA i po mo at ta uter, Biiver and ‘Two. Maar Ohepele ‘and otber good A Evcoitere, RR, Anction B.—Goods packed, penal aad thippedit required ; safe wusrantoed, A TON BALE, PRTER BOWR, / AUCTIONEER, we Tat FRIDAY, June, o'elock, at the ‘salesrovin corer Sines bed University p the contents o€ two uaes removed trom ator consisting of Parlor Suits in rep afd p! 4 cottaze Chamber Suits, Armairs, Wardcob ‘Obatr ik and black walnut |. xtensi: ail and dining room Chairs. Bedsvexde, Washeten da, Tables, Rockers, Hail Stanus, tisit, Eee Mattronen, ‘Turkish, Brassels. and oe Uroekery, Kitehen aos nd Ingrain Carpets, Tuble Linen, Utenalls, £0; also one m a TTENTION | HOURRK bere sale THIS: DA commencing at 104g o'clock, at private residence of Thomes Goran, Bua: Ne. aN) Wert 25th ot -feat Vis :—Hlegant Steinway Planoforte, one do. upri ia eatin, cvteline and repr. dive Bronze MONT suis, Lehee Curtaing, Rtedary. M arqueterie an Gilt Jon, Ugntre | do,s J okstands, «Ped le Sarpeids "hooksasen’ Redioraa Fr atalture” ad® monde, Dressing Vases, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, rep Suits, 6, Kockra, Clocks. Jhromos, Kagravings, fine curled bair and resnes, Pillows, Bol Bian ives “Extension “abies. 4 ven Forks jantel nad iM, i, MAHTIN, Auctioneer, eoton SALE wie IeEEE WILL skal An UD Thursday, the Bar and Lunch Room at 47 ispenard st, A RARE OP’ cbsynen eke How spore, ts end the trade, arge Housel ota rniture sale this (Thursday) morning, co ouet at lo A ges at ig os ang ivate. Olese, China, Bilverwere, a te ite Bint Par a a ‘rere tend EINEST ROTH, Atetionser. BY SAMES GKAUAM, AUCTIONEER. ae beer ps Ooo rw Arisa BROADWAY OKNER 44TH 8T., 4 to ubove premises 8 lara jos of Stor for con ot i: em black wa: aut ty Suits, Parior Suits Is nnd Ingrain Carpets, @ large lot iberdong Sed sols nnd frurain Carpets. « large lot of Mattronses, Foathor Bods, Pillows, he Dressing Bureaus, ing Washstands. Tabies, Wardrobes, Sitchen Furniture, &c. or ab A mb ies ae Bde a At Parlor | olglogk, No. Py tay Cheus, anaes family deel able top yr Suite, hale | Mationenes. feather Pe taceren, pa Ci oor ert low tr a ea ‘tie, ‘tinen, OU Paiutt Te ad Swithvut resetve, rs invited,” at Seay PRIC: Baer sett sLLING tbe cloand out: 244 Canal ot. Hotel, Parnitare, C arpete, tresses, Spring Bods, 4c. 7) COLTON, AUGTIONE R, Extensive of Carpets and Vareharas being the en- Furniture of at the sal mm, 508 Broad w: oe 2 FRIDAY, June 8, a6 11 s'eloek & very large assortment of rich and medium ie and Dining Room Pu P ‘able, two sper Pianos, one Parlor > iene, savin and Curtains en su Ge W. K Crockery, lates Ware, ity Parlor, BiMard es LER, aVOrTONRER, R gd 53 and 55 [i in Ne To be sold by amctfor, at 3a Lit °TO-DAY (Therséey; ° 7 oa Rew AY. , RIDAY and SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock, BLEGANT PARIS AND SWISS FANCY GOODS Lets S re aA NALES AY, ot FY dope eee « H. x HERTS & BONS, J AUCTIONEERS, EXuCUTOWS SALK. ELEGANT SILK AYe YELVET DRESS! REAL LACES, CAMEL’S HAIR BUAWL, DIAMOND AND OTHak J JEWELEY, FURS, TO CLOSE. Te BSTATE OF THE LATE MiSs KATK HEATH, ON FRIDAY, JUNE 8, “RAT 12 O'CLOCK M., AT THR BALRSKOOMR 17 PARK PLAOF, Comprisin her entice Wardrobe, Ju which te verv rich black and volored silk, iehiy trimmed with ac. siver firtin on, and vartog: Indyty venru robe. frean'be anetioneers. Conds can the seen w seed early: ‘on tuorming of snie, I 8. WKINAENGRR, ACUTIONEER. | LAasignee’s sate of @ aud wore, Boren wae | aicehernliy-eitian of sactangsmons i with eall’ ee there day. June 7, at 12 o'clock noon, «ip -emniee Contents of 8 ling and Feed store; alno two Drawcht Howse und two bag Horses, Harnen . Saddie. Wy fagon, Bu rat reserve. Amsange. two % Downle Trucks, W tye and with SE WARDS, Fy ke, &e. aie, Pais By ‘order ot “saat, [zvore. J. AWARRKOPP,_AU sel, UL o'clooen, init? ON Li Box. achines, Cutting and Barring. Outdor Lan- torns, of assotted Ise M OWRiSTALLEM, LSUERES } pees, ial ae ry iaihunday at at 10% laa viclock A.M. olmeni new Vareltn ch waa Ly 3 Compaq tat » hale Mattresses, Bonty Se ao Uanaries, Binger's sewit Dealers invite nt 89 ONtoor wales of Ih 4 Charges moderate. Returns same day, con made, AMBA M. FORD, AUCTION Ri SPRCLAT SAL Wedag an 1 ‘eloek, 192 34 Bate Maint i. } 512 ry Pe ft our store, a quansisy.ot | Zell this day. at 11, o'clogk O00 \V u BALES AT AUCTION, | + Saar iene Sue aeas thay ge iy is [ino Otago copes sioogs, Ar ay Viftows, ae: Wilton, siancien Tables,” Cha Glass y, . HEGEMAN & GO. FHOKSDA 10% A Men at 100 East Ost a, comer’ of York, fen rome w Mu ona band, vest athronses } wrnltare. Herring's Perler ante, 5 Ware: also at % in f9one of owe, 1 Brewslor Matton, t set Douule ftarnese —S CLs This J SEPM SiiONGOOD, AUCTIONS ay 10 o'clock, 253 West 42d es. ralture of hunse 5 4 Bowl jog Mucttows; im lots. fORUIS WILKINS, AVOTIUAEE, ELEGANT FURNITURE, FINE OLL. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS, PIER AND MANTED MIRRORS, BIL Tes" PARR ELEGANT CRYSTAL ORWOLC AND #: ue Le rasa JERS, we pee UPHIGHT PIANOFOKTE, ac. ‘te. hy AS. AUCTION, W. Li’ DLOW will seller Thursday, June g'clock A M.. THE BN’ ‘ed FieNTrO ny ac... OF tit vEkS KNOWN Pye aD yee OF JOUN ¥. CHAM BERLIN, NO. QiTH sT., joins the Cole, pee’ tree) couotecing: wah anu wbons; OF eu acberabent at eiexaut Dining room, Parlor and Uhamoor nuits: satin and © Curtains, and Lawbrequins and Coraiees, Acmoires ng Tavlos. Lounges, Chairs, 80 previons to the No, mity to Pine at. view the furninure the di M iS WIGKE CTION ERR. ee aue tah esoper Hareka conte Urns, capaett abaut thirty gallor will. bi at auction pre t Chawberlin's Ch) oy ite 6. 19 Crt ‘27th xe. DRTGAGE SALE RICHARD V. UARNETE ADC. tionoer, wilt soll wt auction, Saturday, Jug @ premises No. be East aia’ at ole Hikers, Thuvsing Meghines, Bawa, ‘Boilers. ao. RIL ov cond Vv. HAI 111 Broadway, basement, Nw AN AUGTION SAGK—SPERWS PORT GRAPE La a few pemangs ss solu at private sale at 36 War- ner Chureh, AWNBROKER'S Wi o’ciogk A. ALT Tia | Diy, Leone Fmd «| Auctioneer, will soil at 59 New Bowery. 500 jots Dresses, we fabte, Tinee, Uudorcloniing: "Guilte, Piivwe; Bedding, Boots, ieun. bd wv. Paws ROKER'S SALE—WATU, HOs, MOGRATH, Ancth 1 commer eeraa will soll on Priday, Wtotock sharp, G Jewelry, ‘Guns, ‘av. }ENERAL AUG. wenr Howe: gud miiver W Diamonds and Pistols, 6.” My oraor t. D AWNBROKEWS ¥9Ld. fk. FIELD, Honeer, salexroom Onnal ‘ens, and woinon’s Clothing, , Komnants, pag Tana? Blankets, Bod vote, Shoes, €e., an 3 AN FAPaRLL = KEARNEY. wi evsllts Avctloweers, will gol Yale ny, Wt” saleevoot Ni Unlon squad; a0 10 steak; tae restot of Shirt: oar, ‘Collars, i tous! gusnes rt Ke. ba aa aie J Exkin, at ses is ae Ly Bale of Houel Farulture, ae 1s DaY, (fh: aroday) 2 o'clock, the entire araisare of the WER F'S BALI a ee tii be eat scott House, consisting of 80 pleees romals and Ingralu Carpets. iiclotba neo, ture of BO roams, vis, .of toads, Hureaus. Washo Dressing Cases, 25 Wardroim, Extension Dosks, ritand husk Mnttrewen ilows, Blamkas ante Mirrors, Curtains, Cernices, di, Crockery, Uaseware, 40. un-laimed Bagga will be sold ou account of refucai and others Ipvited, |, he. sale pritive in lots.’ The soove- johing aid hotel. Dentorr Ligwrpcues oh ‘a t i 10, 7 Toa ort “Fane ars, eee oe Adit “sata “ol tortat eae cae Wiad ana quors. Cham| a. &c., in lots for city and countr; 800 casen Ol barrels Bourbon coal and cares Ohainpngne, aud a targe lot ot anor, Syruoe. Cor , Bitvers, witgistinh Denes, Sates, Re, being the entire BElTS, AUCTIONEER, ature und salesroor 7 Old Sales at Tobacco Exchauge, No, 39 Broad #t., every Mon order Tobaceo 1 stip. day and @elgce, By order Ex. chhtavey Nos Broad oh y TLL “ABBOTT, AUCTION®E VALU. titans TERE RS iT PROPER at auction, om Fridar, June 8) 1877 #t 12-0" br nae Ae the Exe jalesroom, Wroadway, the ne tity ick Lot, 10,3x02 fees,tmore ot Teen, Particulars at the as he Up: eas, Manet iy ‘or_countr} 47 Kast private stab GERMAN (SINGLE) WISUES A AETUATION Ag gardener; undorstands milking and. sh 0 Por ast Houston be useful. Address SEILER, 158 ot. basement. YOUNG SWEDE, “AGED Zi, WANTS A Irom WW Dowel ae of grotien or Raab? bean! BIN x 160 oka] city or country, Address A. oftice.. RESPRCTRBLE te 4 WAN WISHES SITUA tion on a groom. fasted work in cheeses of addreses for Gwe seure days, 5., 742 3d YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION Wen achman , good relerence. dress 2, BL, 1 out at. 8 “AS conciacex che Cite EXPERIENCED YOUNG man ; can mil bel Bot uselul ; excellent references, Kédrown te, box a0" THOROUGHLY | EXPERIENCED COACH MA: wants situation etty reference. Address CHARM! 145 Frankl ory SCOACHMAN AND (DT GARDENER BY Sis Y StXGLE inan,can milk moderate ; ree L., box 223 i eo. A “GENTLEMAN 13 ANAIOr OBTAIN A sons for, Ble coachman and wife, who have lived with dnot five years: eile to covk wash, iren-ee do ep. ees; city erevansry, Address ox 141 Hornld oftee, 7 EXPRRIENCKD GARDENEX Wisin a Seas atian on utleman's conutey coat; fret class gelene Inquire 238 West 40a. JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED BY 3 SINGLE MAR, city oF country; seven years! gond city raf. im last employer. Address C., box 120 Herald eionce (osc AND GROOM—BY A. FIRST OLAAG an shoroushly naderasends hie bustuegs:, teferences from tapes E som lo! cannot be ed for honesty, evant. Addtess §. M., 39 Hrondway: TOAaRER EAT LE YOuxa Wan; 7 GAN: crs sonerally aneful; city or oot j sattelactory refer Address Me box. BIER, PRACTICA. CAA St east if A xcoltent city Wisreaee: Address Heraid ofice. Eis PORT GRAPE WINR—OF PaSgalo Vit 3 the beat Enewe wha for inv (ida. Baiverostes Warren, corner Chui SiTOATIONy WANT: TOCEF A PRACTICAL GARDE: thoroughly maacer of a) cultnre, | House ‘plate ot of all kindst free 4 gy ni d vegetables an dings Gort teloranen Address G. H., box 182 Hees often, ;. WaAxiED— D—sITU, N POR ae AN EXORLUENT coxehman and groom, by bis lave om, Ca ho recom poneane: in every Freapeet. Address bos $446 New York ‘oat ofics. Want ANTED—A_ rerecange frowe sest plas SINGLE, MAN, Herald coffee. 103. 8H8E S187 MtoAN AME RICAN YOUNG Mix scoachman or groom thoroughly understands On BY A BINOLE Ma MAN AS r pleia gardenia and milk; hx county profecred, Dusiness; Lest city referen WANTED—MALES. HELP D Vieesieetnd “GOOK WANTED ZT 754 GEH AV, A “<WANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN OF eqvod address, with first class gc aa aaa ty “rena alt oar itera premptpay '@® pasty. of abi thentars call HAL 551 Broadway, N w York, fr lose: va GENTS—OITY AND COUNTEY; iat Thine | fecords eunieay Sew business permanent, Inquire Unive ASH z N Witll SMALL CaPiTat Wanteo— fo a ts in a money makiug business. Apply 75 hessea at, room Ag SWALL BOY, 10 08 It Fens, AMERICAN on an, wanted ench day awhile after selool; da right tod toes. __Addrons, for three days, Weiity Hera, A SALARY, ye COMMISSION TU KBLIABLE OAN- vasser for jong Imvurauce. Apply S85 roadway, reom 12, between ix and 12 Le eal j MPLOYMENT eons AN AOTIVE MAN OF NEA nppear lose postaleard with your address 1 Herald of UKE TEAR —AGRNTS | Wal WANTED EVERYWHERE sell ilies, notels aud lnege consumers, largest Ary; Quality aud sorms she best: con pir of write. The WELus TEA pa Windsor ‘Howse, Park: A Kh HE RKIO . Fulton Kerry, take Smith street ene. \TANTRD—A PEW FIRST ASA CLT DEY dy SSE AS, Address, with references, L, box 223 Herald WANTRD wath chads OF 6 sana Fg aeaally anawer advertionmontss city and r Broadway, room 15. must be well recommended: Inqatee atts. nore 14l spring \ FANTRD—STHONG, AOTIVE YOU WAN, Tao 10 @orutog ou a farm, for huter satdeuing: wares 810; Wo A. HAUGHTON, 371 Sth ay, | Wasn -a1X GOOw CAN ASKR EE; oie ebbe hho your. Taylor's Hote Sener Oh from lent ae Ww. EDDY W Akizo—wunint.ss "MAN TNE Clg, an ad furnished; $80 per montt. Sauple room, 1 PANTRD= A wi VAT tween & 10 A, M. at 18S Atlantic av. cue BOY FO MAKE HIMSELF ORS 2 A 3 W. ANTEDSAGEATS WHO AKE SATISFIED WITH earning 69 deity, to enil at had Broadway, way, room a 4 7 ANTKD—B OM 16 10 17 YRARS, RESIDING ‘ain Mis paroucas one Whe han bere. It Feel extcbe obo pecterced, AU TINGth av., corner 44th at, b) TANTED-A MAN TO SLEEP AT FACTORY At niehve and ele aronnd In dastite, | Aditi, sizing nials of character and Waaws expected (which my bo voy Ww) -AGTOM\. Maroid Umass =