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THE COURTS. Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company Bonds, ARGUMENT IN THE DANCER WILL CASE. pale OP Cea Twenty-Seven “Bumt Rag” Habitues Imprisoned, pel NOS ae a Joshua C, Saunders became the holder, and claimed ®wuership to thirty-one. bonds of the Grand Rapids Aud Indiana Railroad Company, of tho value of $1,000 uch, and commenced w suit against tho company to enforce payment thereof, These bonds, it was flamed on the port of tho company, bad been im- Properly obtained from its possession by King, Sutton 4 Co., and that Saunders had knowledgo of that fact At.thetime he took them. In a sult brought by the company, in she -complaiut- in which the fore- going facts are alleged, the Supreme Court was asked to declare that the defendant bad no right or claim agaist the company based thercon; that he be enjotned from parting with the same or transfer. Ting them to any one except the plaintiff, and that he be enjoined trom further prosecuting his suit againat two of the trustees of the company to enforce pay- ment. The defendant denied the material facts above Btated, alleging that ho haa purchased the bonds in good faith alter the company’s officers had assured him they were valid and good, and asked the Court for an affrmative judgmaut: in his tavor for the @mount of the bonds and tho coupons thereto at- tached, Tho case was tried before Judge Van Vorat io the Special Term of the Court, who rene dered a decision in the case yesterday, He finds that King & Sutton were the agents of the company, by appointment of its ident, to ald io the negotiation of the issue of bonds of 1861. They, im the course of tnoir agency, loaned and advanced moneys to the President, and through this agency, us ‘Wey claim, moneys were borrowed trom others for the use of tho President, The sums loaned tn the aggre- gate wero not large, Bonds to a large amount were Pledged by the President to and through them to se- Cure the loans, ‘bese bonds were not issued or de- livered by the plaintifi, through its President, for any other purpose thun ag such security. For loavs obtained trom others, King & Sut. ton claimed to have. made therselyes per- Bonally responsible. Whetber these — further moneys Were actually borrowed from others or were loaned by King & Sutton themselves cannot aflect the result. Tho monoys were actually received by the President. The bonds in the hands of King & Sutton | or other lenders could only be held as security tor the monoys advanced upon thom, as they had beon issued and delivered on no other cousideration, Such, tu a true sense, ia the jargest claim which could ve made by the pledgees of the bonds, Still, having possessed | themselves of the vonds claimed by them to have been | originally pledged to others, they could dispose of thom, together with those pledged to | themselves, to a bon tide purchaser, Such Purchaser could, as against the company, hold | the bonds, at least to the amount of the Consideration he in good faith paid. Dunscomb, who received the bonds trom King & Sutton, claimed to buve done so in good faith, without notice of the ex- tent of their claim or informality of title, and nothing iu the testimony svems to contradict it, ‘Alter going At great length through the testimony and the law ap- pear to It, the Judge concludes that judgment must @ rendered’ in favor of the defendant establishing his | legal title to the bonds and coupons, und his right to hold the samo und collect and receive thereon the whole amount of the coupons, and, in addition, the | Bum of $2,611 65, the umouat puid thercon, and $5,700, the amonnt of nts claim thereou against Duns- comb, ‘with interest atthe rate of seven per cent per auoum, ‘ihe reliet sought by the plaintiff in the uc- tion is, therefore, denied. ee THE DANSER WILL CASE, The hearing in the contest of the will of the late Mary M. Danscr, daughter ot Matthias Danser, tho wealthy gambler, was continued yesterday before Sur- { Togute Calvin on argumont as to whether the Surro- gate bad jurisdiction t6 constrhe ocrtain clauses of the wiilat the request of Br. W, 0, Bartlett, counsel tor the contestante, Before the argument opened Mr, Charles M. Karle, tor the Amorican Bivle Society und North- 2ru Dispensaty; Mr. Tait, for the New York Associa- tton'for liproving the Condition’ of the Poor; Amer can Seamen’s Fricud Society and New York Society for the Relief of tbe Ruptured and . Crippled, and. Mr. Delaneld, tor the Society lor the Prevention of Cruelty to Children aod the New York Eye and EarIn- firmary, stated that tuoy were of the opinion that tho Surrogate hau no jurisdiction in the matt Ex-Judge Enoch L, Funoher, representing several institutions, aid Mr, Johu Ky Pursons, {Lonaqrttas 4 the Femulo Guardian Society and the City Mission and Tract So- ciety, announced thut they heid the Surrogute 10 haye jurisdiction. Mr. A. R. Dyett, counsel for the propo- nenis, hold that a leguteo or devisce under a will bud bo right to a.k fora construction of a will in advance of a leguey being duc, unless the executor should call in question the validity of a legucy or devise to that legatee or devisec. ‘The executor alone could ask for the construction of a will, if he should deem it his duty todo so, Counsel asked that the will be admitted to Probategn order that all the bequests not called in question Might be distributed, and afterward tho points in jute could be disposed of properly. Ex-Judge Fancher dissented from this view, and | argued that under the statute the Surrogate could con- struc the will as bad been asked, and that the statute | itended that the Surrogate should have power to de- cide on the meaning of a will on application of any | one for whom a trust was held under the provisions of | the instrument. Mr. William O, Bartlett, for the contestants, argued that, under the law and in accordance with decisions, the Surrogate had co-ordinate power with the Supreme Court in construing wills, the main difference veing the manner in which parties were brought before the Court. The Surrogate then took the papers and adjourned the case until Saturday, June 23, at which time he will render a decision. — “BURNT RAG” PRISONERS. | Frank Masterson was brought before Judge Dono- hue, m Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, and an | application made for his discharge on a writ of habeas corpus. It appeared that the prisoncr was one of twenty-seven persons arrested in what is known os “The Burnt Rag,” in Phirtioth street, and charged be- tore Police Justice Duffy with boing disorderly persons. Thoy were each sentenced to ten days’ imprison- ment in the Tombs. On behalf of Master- gon it was claimed by his counsel that the evidence against bita was insuilicient on which to found a charge of uisorderly conduct. Coun- bol was only able tu produce in court the commit- ment, which was regular on its face, Judge Donohue Injormed counsel that he could not go behind the com. mitment, and i! it Was desired ou the prisoner’s bebalf to test the suiliciency of the testimony on which he ‘Was convicted the proper way to uo £0 was by writ of certiorari to the Supreme Court, Goneral Torm, “My client in jor bat ten days, Your Honor,’’ by the time the certiorari cun bo rin hig term of sentence will have long expired, There aro twenty-seven prisoners in all, “Well,” replied tho Judge, “the city will then have got 270 days? work out of thom.” ‘The prisoner was remanded and tho writ dismissed, | Ingersoll vs. The Tenth National Bank; Burry ¥: SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. | In the divorce suit of Smith against Smith (husband | fagatnat wife), already noticed in the HERALD, a motion | ‘was recently made before Judge Curtis, of the Superior Court, on tno part of the wile, for au order directing the payment of additional aliuony, ‘That motion was denied on the ground toatthe wife had compromised her claim by the acceptance of $100. ‘The motion was again renewed in the same Court before Judge Santord | yesterday, on tho ground that the compromise was made upon the understanding that the trial would be feuched within an estimated time, and that it had been delayed beyond that time at the instance of the plaintift. Judge Sanlord reserved his decision. Some time ago a humber of lottery dealers wore ar- | rowed on u charge of sending through the mails circu. jars coucerning lotteries, One of these partios wi Uriando Jackson he was taken betore Jud; Blatchford on a writ of habeas corpus, bis counsel as Ing for his discharge on the ground that Congress had no power to prohivit the mailing of avy sealed letters, aod that the act was unconstitutional. Yesterday Judgo Blatehiord rendered « decision hoiding that the con- yitational authority of Congress over pustal matter 1s plenary and unqualified, and that criticism by a Court ofthe means by which Congress oxercises the dis- protion coniided to it would be « departure from the limits circumscribing the judicial departinent and a | irespass upon legislative grounds. The case will be taken to the United states Supreme Court by the de- fendants. Assistant United States Attorne: red for the government, und ex for the defendants. DECISIONS, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Van Vorst. Tyng ve. Halstead ‘end avother,—Complaint dis- nm Opinion, D, D, Foster a udge Ditenhoel Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company va, ders. aon opnien. - Pity Judge Donobue Claflin et al. vs. Payior ot al. —Jadgment for plaintia, Upinion, BUPERIORN COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Sanford. Cohen vs. Platt et al —Urder granting motion on pay- mont of $10 costs, _ NEW YORK - HERALD, SUN DAY, Wilson vs, Kaupp et al.—Remittitur fied and jud; ment afirmed. Bronson vs. Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Railroad Company.—Ordered on day calendar for June i. Watson vs. Mount,—Order granted and undertaking affirmed. Wilson vs. Davis.—Detault set aside, &c. Weighs va. Wright.—Remittitur filed. O'Reilly va O’Reilly.—Reterenca ordered. Rockport Granite Company vs Magnus.—Motion denied, Smith vs, Bunstell.—Receiver’s bound approved. Maduu vs. Court ctal—Order on day calendar for June 13, Mitchell vs, The Vermont Copper Mining Company.— Reference ordered, Vonler vs. Maas,—Order granted and undertaking ap- proved. Gawiry va Shey Livingston vs. Order af- rd.—Urder dismissing motion. uss; Vao Buren vy. Harris Chey Court; Kip vs. Pt Way va. Howe; Rogers vs. The ‘sun Mutual Inéurance ompany; Tne Nassau Bank vs, < Brown,—Orders granted. ‘By Judge e Seagwick. Roberts va, White ot ler confirming referee’ Teport assessing damages und disallowing plainuil’s exceptions whorero, y Judge Freedman, Scully vs, sanders’ “Hapunea case ordered on file. By Chiet Justice Curtis. Keynolds vs. Smith et al.—Order dismissing plain- tif's complaint and making order of June 2 absolute, with $10-coats of motion. Green vs. Lumbridge et al.—Order modified by strik- ing out the words ‘aud disbursements to bo taxed by the Clerk of the court,” Snow vs. Higan et al.—Counsel for the respective parties will attend before me on Mouday, June 11, at quarter to cleven A. M., On the setiiement of the pro- posed order in this case, MARINE COURT--CHAMBERY, By Judge Goepp, Phelan va. Wilsou,—Motion to (|: aom action granted hesies terms are complied with, ic vs, Barker.—Commission granted. rand vs. Kuebn.—Motion dismissod, Abrahams vs, Bowcock; Logmuinton vs. Felter; Ur- quhart vs, Coit; Miller vs, Richardson: Kastner vs. Wellenkramp; Henocque va tho Rrie Katway Com: puny.—Motious granted, Schillinger va, Ebling. .—-Motion to amend avswer, &c., granted. Newnan vs, Nye; Lincoln vs. Leslie; Hamilton ve. Buckley; Leshe vs. Green; Kean vs. Jones; Schinidt vs, Doyle; Regensbinger vs. Detrich; Peters va Me- Cormick; Stafford vs. Seymour; Rose vs, Ingrabam; Pruse ve." Whitney.—Orders granted and entered. Herrick vs. Fitzgerald,—Buil reduced, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. DECISION, Wasuinoron, June 9, 1877. The following decision hus been rendered in the Supremo Court of the United States :— Devise of lands under the laws of New York.—The Fos ig ig to the United States. No. 104 Tho United States, plaintiff in error, vs Annie Fox et, al.—In orror to the Court of Appeals of the State of New York. In February, 1870, Charles Fox, of the City of New York, diea possessed of certain personal and real pk pers situated in the States of New York and Lowa, jy his fost will and testament he devised and be- qucathed tho wholo property, alter the payment of his dubia, to the governinent of the United States, for the purpose Of assisting to Giachares the debt created by the war of the rebeilon, By the government of the United States, the body-politic, tue nation known as the United States was meant. Upon tho petition of the District Attorney of the United Stutos the will was presented for probate betore the Surrogate of the city anu county of New York. ‘I'he infant beirs of tho de- ceased contested the will, The Surrogate aecreed that the will was inoperative und void as 4 dovise of roal estate; that the United States could uot lawfully take and hold the real estute as dovisee under the will, ip trust or otherwise, and that it descended to the heirs atlaw, Ho at the same timo decided that the will wus valid and Operative as to the personal estate of the testator, and what the United States were the sole logatees, and accordingly admitted the testament to probuto ‘as a will of personal etate only, On uppeal from the Surrogate this decree was afiirmed by the Supreme Court and afterward by the Court of Appeals of the State, On writof error the case was brought here. ‘The sole question ior our consideration isthe esi of w devise to tho United States of realestate situated in the Stute of Now York. ‘Ihe question is to be de- termined by tho laws of that State. It is not pretended that the United States may not acquire and hold real property in the State whenever such property is needed for the use of the government tn tho exccution of uny of tts powers, as for instance, when needed for arsenals, fortifications, lighthouses, cusiom houses, court houses, barracks, hospitals or tor uny other of the many public purposes for which such property is used ; and when the property canuot be acquired by vol- untary arrangement with its owners, ik may bo taken against their will by the United States in tbe exercise of their power of eminent domain upon making just com- peusation, a power which can be exercised in their own courts und would always be resorted to if, through caprico of individuals or the hostility of the Stute br torergt or other cause, harrassing conditions wero att the acquisttion of thé required property tn aD; bees wi power of the State to senna the. ronan ot, real property within ‘hur trmits, and if ite aoe quisition and iransier, and the Fates or sf. ite descent, und tho extent to which a testamen ition of it may be exercised by its owners, is late tod, It is ap established principle of law, everywhere i. nized, arising from the necossity of the case, that the disposition of immovable property, whethor by deed, | descent or any osber mode, is exclusively subject to the goveroméas within whoso jurisdiction the property uated. r sovereignty within ber limits, as to ull which jurisdiction bus not been expressly or by necessary implication translerred to tho fe government. ‘The tith and modes of disposition of real property within the State, whether inter vivas or testamentary, are not matters placed under the control of federal authority. Such control would be toreign to the purpokes for which the federal government was created and would seriously embarrass the landed in- terests of the State, Statutes of wills, as 13 justly observed by tho Court of Appeals, are enabling acts, ahd prior to the statute of 32 Heury VIII. there was no general power at common law to dovise lands. kicblron was opposed to the feudal policy of holding lands inalienable with. out the consent of the lord. The English statute ot wills became a part of the law of York upon the adoption of ber constitution iu 177 modifications in its language remains so at this day, very person must, therefore, devise bis lands in that State within the. limitations of the statute or ho cannot dovise them at all. His power is bounded by'its conditions, ‘I've statute provides that n devise of lands may be made “to any person capable by law of holding real estate, but no devise to a corporation shall be valid unless such corporation bo expressly au- thorized by its charter or by statute to tke by de- vise,’”? The term ‘person’? as here used applies to natural persons and also to artificial persons— bodies politic, deriving their existence and powers | from legislation—but cannot be so extended as to in- clue withio its meaning the foderai government. It would require an express detinition to that effect to | give it asense thus.extended. And tho term ‘corpo- Fation’? in the statute applies only to such corpora. | tions ag aro created under the iaws of the State, It | was #o beld by the Court of Appeals in White vs. How. ard, and its construction of the statute 18 conciui upun ua A devise to the Cujted States of real prep- | erty situated in that State is therefore vod, Ailirmod, Mr. Justice Field delivered tho opinion, SUING A DAUGHTER FOR SUPPORT. Judge Sutherland sat in the Court of General Scs- sions, yesterday, to hear an application in the matter i of the Commissioners of Charities of tho County of | Kings against Abigail A. Kinnear to compel her to contribute to the support of her father, Addison Alger, 4t was claimed on behalf of the petitioner that Mrs. Kinnear, who resides at No. 647 Second avenue, is possessed of property valued at $12,000, the bulance of $26,000 bequeathed by her grandiather, and that sho receives an incomo of avout $1,200, Her father, as urged by bis counsel, Mr, if not supported by her would becomo a tax on the county. The evidence adduced showed that Mr. Algor, who {s soventy-eight yoars of ago and resides at No. 24 Cheever stroet, Brooklyn, aad become reduced in circumstances some time ago; that his property now consisted of debts due to bim, about which snits were still pending; that his wite owned the house in which they lived, but on which there was a mortguge, and that the money received trom rents was only sutlicient to pay tue jatercst on the mortgage, Mr, Alger further testified that his brother, Cyrus C, Al who diod iu Obro lust year, leit him $1,000, but that it required all that amount to pay bis debts wad to support bis wife and bimsell, and that under all the circumstances be was likely \o become a churge On the county of Kings, Ex-Judge Leonard, on the part of Mrs Kinnear, opposed the ‘application ob the ground that Mr. Alger was not liable to become a charge ou the county of Kio having other relatives, including his brother Dauiel, who were better able to contribate to the sup- fas ‘ot the pets than Mrs. Kinnear, It wa further argued that ber money wus placed in the bands of Dr. Alonzo Clark as trustee, and that her income, owing to her delicate state ot health, was barely able to xupport her, At the examination yesterday stuto- tnents as to domestic infelicitios were made by some of the witnesses, which, howover, the Court decided the question at issue, the case was submited. Sutherland had feft the court Alger, who had been ao atten- to be entirely outside Alter some argument Wheo Juuge Mr. Addison tive listener to the testimony of his brother, ana | who at timos seemed to talk a good deal to himset, suddenly became turio tbhreaten- ing way, rushed trom b udge Leonard ai that gentieman was going out, and struck tim acrows the back with a stick. It was a curious svene, the old mau of seventy-cight in a belligerent and delat atu. tude, his teeth clinched and his frame quivering with ago and excitomeot The eyes of the ex-Judye flashed for A motnent and Le Was about to retaliate, but secing the feebie form betore him, retrained trom resenting the enoyeroen attack and quietly left the court, A STRAW BAILER BAILED, “Captain” Ronald McNichol! who, with Theodore F. Stratton and Robert Stewart, was indicted in February Jast on the charge of attempting to subdora to commit perjury, in endeavoring, as alleged, te procure “straw” ‘The power of the State im this respect fol- |" aud with some | Maillard, | JUNE 10, 157 bail for a pi confined in the, T and who ince that time has bimself been incarcerated ip that ay bas been admitied to bail in the sum of $1,500, Eliza! M. Lynch, of No, 21 Great Jones Sereok, Rqeoening the sevariey for his appearance for A BROKER'S SUICIDE, In the elegant brown stone mansion No. 138 Colum- bia Heights, Brooklyn, yesterday morving, Calvin B. Camp, a wealthy cotton broker of Pearl street, this city, shot himself in the head. For several days past Mr. Camp bas been in ill health, and sbortly before nine o’clock his wife arose and 4 him if he would accompany ber to breaktast. He replied that he would be down shortly. Mrs, Camp then descondod to the dining room, where sho waited for her husband for some time He not appearing she was led to the supposition that he bad fallen asleep, She thereupon returned and found her basband still in bed, but not sleeping. On her again asking him if he would not breakiast with the family be plied that be would be down airectiy, Mrs, Camp bad been down stairs but u short ime when she was startled by bearing the report of a pistol and & heavy {atl/upon the floor of their siceping apart- ment. Rushing to the room she found Mr. Camp lying in his night clothes upon the tloor, a pistol grasped 10 bis hand und w wound in the right side of the head, She called him by name bat he did not answer, He was to all appoarances dead, With tue asdistance of some of the members of the family she placed him in tho id summoned Dr, Fieot Speir, of Montague sti Dr, Speir arrived in a short time and found that Mr, Camp was still alive, but tn an un- conscious conditio: The bullet had penetrated the skull and entered the brain. Mr, Camp remained un- conscious during last night, but it was thought would bot survive till morning. ‘The unfortunate man was well kyown tn mercantile circles in this ¢ity, His resi. dence, whieh is furnished very luxuriantly, is but a few doors from Rev. Mr. Beechei of whowe elon he has beon a member since 1860, ‘The cause — for Mr. Camp's act is supposed to be business difficul- ties, He is about fity-five yoars of hig BROOKLYN THEATRE FUND. At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Brooklyn Theatro Fire Fund yesterday Mayor Schroe- der stated that they bad decided to discontinue the ce to many and to reduce one-half the amount pensioas allowed to others Tne amount now remaining on hand Is about $22,000. ‘5 “Jor publicatton after ible rates, eh outhe pes offer all our new styles suitable for SUMMER RESI- CE: oa lowest WHOLESALE PRICES. Very pi otty Bedroom Suits for $17 and Halen pd Ne batters dambuo Parlor Suits for $70 aud upward, Handsome marble-top Sideboards, $25 and upward. Bookstands and Bookcases, $4 aad upward. Solid walnut Bedroom Suits, $25 aud upward, Leather covered Dining Chuirs, §3 and upward. and every description of Furniture, Bedding, Mirrors, &e., at equally low rates. axtluke and Queen Anne design, Our new patterns of Fi . and in lowness of price un: ingly novel and GEORGE ©, FLINT & Cv,, Manufacturers, STORES, NOS. 104, 106 AND 103 WEST 14TH ST., one door west of 6th av. between 5th and 7th ar Bar DEGRAARF & COCHRANE, uy mitum Manufacturers, Cornices, Pier and Mantel Glasses, Lambrequins Mattresses, Spring ke. ainted Suits, 818 ae upward, Prices to som e with all manufacturers. _ pure. A’ GEORGE A. CLARKE’S Furniture and Carpet Honse, 747 Broadway, opposite Astor place. First class goods tor furnishing city and country houses Stroduced prices and on mont. Full explanation of system sont on application. Gi CLASS OUTFIT OF PURNTTURE. tead manufactured by Pickhardt, most liberal terms of pay- } AND 1,324, qT D.o7 ARRELE At ee V., BETWEEN SOTH and jeapest Carpet and Furniture house in asy terms given If required, PARTY HAVING HANDSOME FURNITURE CAN save store nd. recelva ‘ood percentage by applying je ARE PUANOS, to D, W. MARTI win otic U. pg and Bar Mir- TA BARGAIN—U Silver Tongue Organ, patent Beds, a general 2 mW of Household Furniture, ut oy AUMANN BROTHERS, 228 AND 230 HUDSON ST. ma corner Br is the most reliable and cheapest estab- iishment tu New York to buy furniture, Carpets | nnd Bode di fustalmeuti SKS, TABLES, CASES, & tion, for sale at reasonable pri | 30 tect’ of walnut office railing. Brondway, RESSING CASES, BEDSTEADS, Hatssands, Mattresses, Stock. low prices: spacious acum KILLEEN’S, 12 Washington place th. r x0 wanted boat PRASE’ ChARK. iis SOFA, BEDS, jecretarios; lurue lation for storage Broudway, above D HAND FURNC in any quantities jase and ordi. & ticleat to turolab.u four stor y. Address i. G, R., Heral if office. | (OR SALE CHEAP—SUITABLE FOR SMALL OF- tee, room Chairs, Table, Carpet. Apply 85 Nas- room 9, Park, or | | waytug it tor | 36 Bi i} TUKK OF 14 ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, $800 purty purchasing will have house rent froo. ‘1,625 Ly Mi CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, PAR. Hee “Suits, Bedroom: Suits, Beds, Bedding, Buttes | Tobes, Armours, Desks, &c.; private sule at auction prices. 49 Kast 13th st. OK AND LOWEST PRICES FOR FUR- niture und Carpets for cash or liberal term: of payment OW PERTH WAITS, 155 and 157 Chatham st. ; 13 large warerooms. 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UPTOWN” ESTABLISHMENT, Hi OT rices Address At FLATTS ay,, near 40tb st., astonishing high off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, FLAtTTO, ARKISONS PAY HTGUHES' wf Clothing, Ke 246 7th alt for cust YOR CAST. h,cormer 24th st., West, (oucer if to Rosenberg.) EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS, “In future all advertisements presented for publication after eight o'clock P.M. will be charged double rates, ME AMERICAN SVE AMSHTE COMPANY PUILADELPRIA AXD NE. binge onl Transatlantic Line. sail the AMERI- CAN FLAG. | Sailine every THC hs aN trom Paitedelphia and Wits ESDAY trom Liverpool bavi yn (STAR TIN LINE STEAMSHIPS, Car 4 United Btages Malls. | Salling Rai 10 A. M. July 17,10. ¢ Stucrage, Passengers booked to aud from Paris, Hamburg, Norw: Sweden, &c. pyae s ou Ireland, eh ierte France and Ger- many at lowe: Dib MALL atk AM: |< 5 7 a * A $ Zz & 4 2 = & = H 2 WOshiv MONTANA, Captus sails trom p North River, too: of King st, town and PR pool, on Tueway, June 12, at's veveisely. Superior hegummod:tion for cabin, second cabin and Segtage pam | songer> w Apply to WILREAMS & GUION, | 29 Broad BEA’ Li | AND) Dit | Salling from pier 1s Hast iver us follows | CORNWALL, Stamper. -Thursdhy, June 28 | SOMEKSET, “Western. Uabin pardage, $70; Invern currency: excursion tickets, $120 extos, $20. Apply to W. D, MOR AMBURG ANERIVAN PACKET SaanaRYS Tk | <1fgt Plymouth, Cho wrbou HA’ une 164 WE HRMDEALY seJune 21 | PR, day, July 12 = ‘$30 Rates of passage to riya t dl ts in Hirst Cabin, $103, gold; Cabi D, gold; i 4, currency. AKDT & CO, ARD & BOAS. eral Agents, 81 Broud NERAL TRANSA Me, COMPANY. i is MAIL STE AMES ov 3 COMPANY, BE. | W ND MATIC CALLING AT | landing of passeuge foot of Morton at «Wednesday, June AM. . Wednesday, June a i a M. usarday. (Jue YM. passage, in cold Gncluding wine) , to Havre—First Cabin, $100: Second Cubin, $65; Third in, $35. Meadvens, $26, including wine, beddi To Plymouth, L nidon oF ang rallw Firet Cabin, $0 100, according to sccommodatio: . Third’ Cabin, $55; Steorages $27. In. eluding everything as above, Heturn tickets at very reduced rates, available through England and Franco, Lo wei DE BEBLAN, Agont, 55 Broudway. N Aton aL HRS NOS, 44 AND 51 N. & a a ron LONDON. THE QUEEN Wednesd ung 13, at 3, M, FOR vN AND WiVERROOL EGYP?. June 18, 9:30 4, M. | TEALY......June 23,3 P.M, Cabin ‘aud steerage passage and drafts trom £1‘ upward iawaed ut very low rates, Company's office: WY Broadway. W. J. HURST, Manager, i. With @ viow to diminish the chances of collision the sroauers of this line tuko a spocitic course for all yeusons of the year. On the outward passage trom Queenstown to New York or Boston crossing the ‘meridian of OU ut 43 latitude, or aathing | te the north of 43. On the homeward passa; Liner 4 me meridian of SO at 42 preside, or nothing to the nor NEW \ORK To a Coan AND QUEENSTOWN, sCYRrA,. Wod. *RUSSIA ., . We 3a Steamers marked (*) do not carry stocray Cabin passage $80, $100 and $130, gold, commodation, Return tickets on favorable teri: pe tickets to and from ail parts of ‘Kurope at vory Tow rate: Freight and passage office, No, 4 Bo witne ( i. FRANCK: E BITE Rg 1 STOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE USIPED States Mati, ‘The steamers of this lino take the lane routes recom- N., gotug south of the Puasaxe to Queenstown ail the year round. June 16, 9 A.M, June 30,84, M. July 14,84. M. mended by Lioutenaut Maury, U Banks ou th <-) rth ‘Moon, $20 und $100, iu gold, eturn tickets on terns Steerage, $28. erooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed amidships, whore the noise and motion ure leust, affording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea, For inspection of plan and otter intorimation Spply at thie company's ofive, 37 Broadway, New York, R. J. GORTIS, Agent. NCHOR LINE UNITED STATES MALL STEA NERS YORK AND GLASGO! BULIVIA, June 16,9 A. M. | ANCHOBIA, Wane 20, es DEVONIA, June 23,2 P.M} CALIFORNIA, Jul; q 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL Of DERE. Cabin, f05 10 $80, aecarding to accommodations nearinodiate, $40. Steerae, $28. Ww ND LONDON, ALSATIA, July 7,2 P.M 2H. iol D; Steorw: 1 lucod rates. Tickets at rei eH, ‘North Rivor, } tOn., Agoats, 7 Bowling Gr ILSON LINK—FOR SOUTHAMPTON “AND ce ailing from Bag! plor, Hoboken, as follows une 13 | YEDDO. W; Currency: second enbin ‘currency, Bacnrelon aickace an tery thvokeote voran: Perouytr teneye issued to Coutinoutal and Baltic ports. Ap ly for full par- 5 South ot, teu! fare to CHARLES L. WRIGHT & oo. VTATE LINE, NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, from pice, 42 North River (toot of Canal STATE YU N: State OF NE BY LLVANTA. VIRGINIA, a STATE 0! First cabin, $00 return ticket pee rates. tickets wt reduces dteerace ut lowent rates. Apply WAUSTIN, BALDWIN & GU. Agonts, No 72 Broadeay, Nex York. EB TICKETS AT 45 BRO WDWAY AND at Se RAG nile WGOwPANY'S VIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORT! ee GEEMAN LLOYD SHEAMSHIE LINE BETWEEN N AMPTON AND BRE: Company's pidr. toot of Second # MOSEL. ..Saturday, June 16 | RH KAN ODER...,.Sutarday, Ju day, July 7 Rates of passage irom Now ork to Southampton First Cabin, $100, gu $30, currency. Ker Propatd Steernge C RW YORK, SOUTH- ir 45, North River. Cabin, $40 and Sty Pei. Retur tekaus on fay $23, currency. Dratts at lowest rooms, Ll rods ‘OST DIRECT AND LAND, BELGIUM, Tie RHINB, sW. ITLUNLASD, N &C,, &U., VIA ROTTERDAM. MA se Dewutiiul steam mail to the Netherlands, are kreat 1 tas low, comfort and living perfect, For pasnag FONGH, EDYE & CO, LW. vorris, 27'south William 3st, Brondwa; (Morriy’ Kuropean Express). NITED s Passports Oftice Building, northwest cori the Dap: fourth story, ut oat jevator at room 18 Tink PASSAGE ° sage. railroad. tickets, Calle Hotel, 182° Cowtham SHIP” (removed all st.), 736 Broadway, be of Ladies’ und Genti COAST WISE STEAMSIIPs, “In future all advertisements presented for publication after'eight o'clock P, M. will be charged double rates, PACIFIC MAIL AND A TRANSIT Sewawsutt? iN For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN: on SOHIN A, AUSTRALLA, NEW ZEALAND, BUTI: N, aC, sailing from pier RANCISCO, vin INtHiS OF PANAMA, O.. riday, June 1S KCISCU TO JALAN AND CULNA. Steamsbip OLTY OF PEKING... June 20 | From SN. FRANCISCU. 1 SLANDS, | AUNTRALIA ASD, NI Stoamabip CITY OF SIDNIY:: For freizht or passage WM. ¥, June 20 | TD CO. one BULLAY a, pler toot of € NvstitnMlAVANA AND MEXICAN MALL 38, AN .Stedimors leave plor No, i North Kiver. at 3 F, M AVAN A DIRECT. ¥ OF NEW YORK A. ¥ MEXICO, HC Superintendent, anal st, North Kiver, “Weduesday, J wey: June a4 ‘ednos: eee at W ORLEANS, chy, Tuxpan and Tampie Crry OF 3 Bacurday, June Stuamers leave and Joly 1 for Vera Cruz and ll the above ane For freight oy i “a ana "SONS, 31 and 23 Bronaway, 8 RIO GRANDE, hast Kiver on Saturday, modations JA ORGANS LI ME ae ‘NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS.— The steame direct, transierr soldehene’s boartuns neh fesee’ heivoed ioe Weotnes city, thence per, Morgan's steamebiys tu Texas as porte, trough bills of Luding tigned to all points on the sippt Rover, Mobile, Gulveston, Indianola, . Hoek port, Brownsvilie ern, Toxus for St. Mary's und Fulton San Antonio freight tak rence can be eff For freighy inf MORGAN, ‘Agents opie pier 3 PVEXAS LINF. YOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING aT KEY West, carrying the United States mail.—The steamer CIty OF HoUsTto ptnin dredge. will sell on Satur June 16, a3 P.M. , from pier 20 Kast River, Through f lading given to all points ou the Houston and Texas, tral International ) | Yuwe I. and CANIMA, June 21, will now form & wei a | foot 35d st, toa rage) having rer MALLORY & Ow 10d pe 7.~JUADRUPLE SHEET. __COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.— oOo DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing from pler 37 North River, tor NOWPOLK. olny Pout and RICHMO: DAYS, THUS! and S\TURDAYS, at 3 4 necting with, the Virgiow and 1 sue. Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and | ts and with the com| pany's ste dy North Caroling aed NEW HENNE und WASHINGTON, XC. vig, Norfolk, every TUESDAY. 1 THURSDAY and Sat AY. EWES, Del. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ato P. dM. connecting wih, Beriand and Delaware rail- road» and tor REHOBOTH B Passenger accommuodayions Sesurponse Turough passenger tickets and bits of lading to all points Hue to inten ‘ievia At lowest rate: to Nor Freiztts ‘iy ot plor, 37 oltiee No. 1 nwich st. N. L. MCUKEADY, Presiai AND 81. JOHN KOMWELL LINE. D pier 10 North River, sone or treight apply ees. Ls Steamship BERM' ‘Tue: 1 K AND HAY. fi T MAIL LINE,— se first class steamships will sali at 3 Y. M. trom pier rth River, foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, as fol- ‘Thursday, May 31 Saturday, June 9 d nocomimodae P, CLYDE & CO,, No. 6 Bowling G LULING & Co., Agents ia Havas ULAR MAIL ew York Thare- , FERRIS & CO FE BERMUDA, ST. THOMAS AND WEA INDIBS.— The elegant Hritich steamers ALHAMBRA, Iv line for Bermuda direct. The Hormedas are now Most favorite wud convenient winter resort, For tull particular aud iilustrated pamphlet apply to a thee + 20 Hrowdway. “CROMWELL LINE. turday, June 16, ab a to HNobile und principal 5 far Hreighe oF passage BO Wost at. ee ¥ BuYAL 8. C.; BRUNS- ‘sailing every Friday po ain Titnes + June 15 in Fi and tickets, GT to. MALLORY & © 153 Maiden 1 Gi lool ERA v ELLERS’ Gi Sand 24th st torry, West Point, Newbury, Sauzertios, Catskill and Thue jose conueetion with Nets. To West Point same day, $1, Tickets or coupous aiiroad are recoived wn bourd for and Newburg, retarniy Hudvon River fe LBANY 8OAT, PEOPLE Abe of the elegant steamers y oF ST, Teave pior 41 North River every weekday as heel JOUN will 6 P. M., con. Albany t for Saravoxs, | Jake Georue «nd all tavo- and We fui e ouly $1 50, a from pier 49 North River, foot of Lei euing with all eaflroud lines North and W ORWALK AN NBURY DAILY.—THE samor AMERICUS teavey Brooklyn clewal' Pack ge ou pion! aT eet prec 245 Pp, il st. Py , Connecting wit! anbury aud Now ry alt iad Heducod fare, 3c.” Excursion tickets 50e ve al ae MARY OW ELL, FOR WEST POINT, NEW . Poughkespsio, Kondout aod Kingston, dandin, Cornwall, aan and New Hamburg, und Murl- R. (Vestry 6h), daily, ATSKILL AND STUYVESANT HOATs LEAVE DAILY trom pier 42, foot of Canal st., at 6 F. M., for passengers and Ireight, : eMpike STATE, MR, SUERIDAN Bilook’s NEW BOAT, THE LARGES? Exeuitsion VESSEL IN THE Will necompany 2 fleet oF Now York Veeue Gias ana out to sea, THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 14, BAND with prenonie 8 Least pier 2 Sete it bl duck, Fulton fercy, Brookly Having on board GILMORB'S: MEEPARE BAND A? EXCURSION EX! REDUCED tt 125 miles tic iy FOR 75 mornit ores for Newbar, landing sttYoukers, lone faland, Wort Boise Geld’ Bpring od Cornwall. Captain JAMES | L haying been thoroughly renovated and roilited throughout, wilt leave Fulton my forry, Brookiya, § A. M.; West 106i 96, 3.80 A. M. and West 2 ‘Grand siuston) asbractionp on board: A grand Military Brass Band will discourse sweet musie during the entire trip. An Mustrated Map, giving {ull details of the different points of interest on the nuble Hudson, will be presented to cach passenger. REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARA. The fast and well kuown steamboat THOMAS P. WAY A <A—DAILY ROCKAWAY ShAGH EXCURSIONS. nay NEVERSINK, Steamer 24th st., North River Pier 27, Park place Grand at., New York Jowoil’'s Dock, Broo! Fare, 35 cents ime table of Sun FISHING BA: Ke (Saturdays excepted) —Oceau steamer aving Hasrison st, North River, & Aan iow" Bth ot., East Itiver, 7 pier 37 Hast River, 7:15: “10th st, North Kiver, 7 30. per 6 gf River, 8; foot of Conover st., bien Brooklyn, 8:20 A. Goldy Papel 7 es tudies, ey 17, FOWREL, Captaia Woodwacd, Full particulars Thursday’ papers. Pant [ee gs Sey ea ee 0. OR ASTORLA, HARLEM, MOR. ‘Balzor's now Kast. iver Park and High April 29, steamers Larlem, Mor- 10,11 A. M.; 1; as Pipe P. M. from Morrisania ive we C, H. LONGSTREET, Superintendent, ) and 6 Fre CATSKILL, “STUYVESANT AND INTERMEDI- ate landings—Stoamor ESUORT leaves \oot franklin st. North River, every Mouday, Wednesday und Fridwy. us 6 freigh und passengers, EXOURSION$—STEAMER THOS. POWELL, 500; Burges Chicago, Baltimore, Durant; ARTIN & KASKELL, open Sunda; RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS ~The wamwoth palace steamers BRISTOL and PROV lpn leave pler Bs.'North iver: daily. (un duly 1 to September 2. inclusive), at 61. M. Tieke sale at all principal t ticket oftices. POW EMILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH. and the New Jersey Southern itultrond, leave pler 8 North River. foot Hector st. at nd 11 A.M lor Philudelpitia: Long Branch, . M., for Long Branch ae r P. M, for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom's River, wast wa a i pave oo lava, for & SNEDEN, G. M. TpilE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON, via Providence direct, A WHOLE. re, LY 42 MIL) OF RAIL, He te, 8S Srsurma, The maguificent ne MASSACHUSETTS aad RHODE ISLAND from pier 29 North iRiver, foot of Wa THE OLD RELIABLE. SONI to Bonton and ull polnty Kast, duty GP. M., from pior 33 North Kiva i es PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILKOAD: THE OLD ESTABLISHED WOUTE AXD SHORT LINE New YORK AND FUILADELPUTA, 13 Throagh Traius each h way dally: 3 Sepots ‘in Pril@elphia, jew York. cpt Sundays), at foot of Jay ut. Double Track, the most Improved Equinment, and the Fastest Timo cousistent with absolute su(sty. B20 (9:0 Limited) a0. M. o Returning, id 1 ALM ‘On 7, 2 Midnight, ‘Tieket Ofticer, 526 und $44 Broudway, Nu. L Astor House, and foot of Desbrosses und Cortlandt ste. ; No, 4 Court st., Brooklyn; Now U4, 116 and 118 Undson wt, Hoboken? Peleg Jetsey City. Emigrant Tickes Office, No. 8 Buttery PUAEANK TUONSON, General Man L. P. FARMER, Agent. ral Passengs __BXCURSIONS. _ z tisements presented for publication ujter c jek double rates, —PLYMOUTH ROCK. SUNDAY. TWO SPECIAL TRIPS TO ROCKAWAY. Today, SUNDAY, June 10, JARRETT & PALMER'S superb palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK will make two Cid excursions to KA Sagat BEACH, ¥EATURES nw UP NE WAND, CHIME ATHEDRAL "BELLS, eiOlt \OF MADIUGAL BOYS, MOZART GLEK CLUB, ARTHUK BE BENT, PARR, round trip.. Single ‘trip tickets to or from Rockaw: *.*MORNING—The boat leaves foot of 2: 8. River, at 80 o'clock, aud pier 1, North River can at 9 of ‘AP TERNOON—Leavos foot of 32d at. North River, at 1:30 o'clock, and pier 1, North River, 2 o'clock. *,*Passeugers trom Brouklyn nm cars going to the Batiery, or the Bloecker street Fulton terry, which run to fout of 22d t., North Rive A =—PLYMUUTH ROCK. MONDAY, ‘6 Ur THB HUDSON TO NEWBURG, A sail of 125 miles on the lovely rivor for 50 conts. To-morrow (MONDAY), Jane 11, tbe pease steamer PLYMOUTH, ROCK will ‘make ker FAREWELL trip up | De bed ALL THE GREAT RUSiORL ATTRACTIONS. Fare (whole excursion) «FIFTY ©: ENTS | *4* Bout leaves pier 1, N. i, at the Bi grelonk N. RL, Wt 0 o'clock. min k, and foot uf 22d M. re —A.-SUNDAY EXCURSI RSIONS “TO “ROCKAWAY | B BACH SWIFT AND COMMODIOCS STRAMERS. six HAND, £098 AN RRUURSIONS ON SUNDAY, JUNK 10, STEAMERS Ast US, NEVERSINK AND TWILIGHT, | Roxtmont Band. 15 und 2.15 P.M and 230 PM. 240 P.M, rm and 10:30 4. M2 and P.M, aoe "from East River, loaves TUREB with Conterno's 2 . Brook): ‘NE 0 ver, S346 A. M.; South Ist'st., Williams. burg, 8 ASC and. 120 Po M.; Grand. #t,, New York, o:10 Arak audi as PMs Brooklyn, D2) AN and 2 F ¢ Kovk away LL and 124. M.,4 40, AROUND, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, ‘Tho popular stoamer SYLVAN DBLL, landing at Yonkers, Rockland Lake, High- (Went Polat). Cold Cold Spring and Cornwall, bis se a5 Lt oA Doh ot. ig ane #10; V's 1 Maroy at. ow peg at, HA at for jade fond Falls 8:40, West 2a sh, 8 ville, 9:15, No spirituous liquors sold on the boat. Exen A =—NEW YORK YACHT CLUB RACK. 5g Tho fine and fest sailing Steumor Jon tickets to Newburg and will accompany the ‘yaches duriog the entire Rese ‘on the 14th of June, particulars as to time and place of in the daily papers of Weduesday Ant ONLY BOAT ; LANDING AT CONRY ISLAND, ‘The fine new « steamor IDLEWILD Sommence Fanning ry INKY ISLAND SUNDAY, June ee And every day thereafter, kin st, pier 3—0:20 ) and Hori Nowtisuiversco 190 An Me 12130. eu 0 M. Me | TO ROCKAWAY BEACH. ateamen WILLIAM took. Captain C. Adams, SUN- JUNE 10, and EVERY DAY, as tollows Sth'st., Hovoke id st.. New Yo 330; West 10th. st = he of Cedar st., i ibrookiyne Fulton fer 11:45, 1330; Atlantic Ate, PAU, So cGRNTS RSION TICKETS. ‘The thusle will be afforded by tho wu Band. Keturniug, leave Kockaway ut 430 P.M. REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY- port, lunding at Klieubethport, Rossville und Perth Ft oy. The steamer MATYEAWAN willl New York pler 3: ot! 7 lene foot of nate) 9AM, oa mes hts it 4:30 P.M. ATCRDAY SAPTERNOON, BXCURSION. The MATTHAWA leaves pier 34, North Biver, P.M, overy Suvurday, returnine from Keyport at TF At 1 EXCURSION OF THK SEAWANHAKA Boat Club, of Brooklyn, to Excelsior Park, on the Hud- sou, on Tuesday, June STT Musi Pee for gentleman sandtaaye Bt Bt Textra lady's ticket, nts, Steamer GENERAL snDg bats and eH ef Kent st, Greunpolnt, at 3:00, A. M.; Boat ast 1 foot uh wt, Wille ee ‘New York, —GOVERNOR'S ISLAND FERBY.—THE Fer dros rcioes am yacht GOVERNOR'S ISLAND, leaves the ae “pier ar the Watery, every hour daily tor Governor's Taland, thevel ate eding visitors an opportunity of witnessing dress parades by the troops. by the depot bund. ORT LER, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDB a Re leave Canal st. Sunday at ae « Landing (daliy and Sanday) at 24th st, ‘and 34th st. 10 minutes later. 0:45, 10.4. M.: 2, 5:05 and 7 P.M. cents, OR EXCURSIONS,—STEAMER GENERAL SEDG- wick; Barges Harvest Queen, Republic, Caledonia, Baldwin and Anna; also Excelsior Park, aoe. Gold Spring and Oriental Grove |. 3. BRIGGS (lave B, Cronsett), 334 West st., opposite Christopt or street terry. Open evenings. TRANG DAILY EXCURSIONS TO FISHING BANKS, Scents. The commudious ocean steamer CITY POLST: sO staterooms and evory, fanaily accommodation, will conamence daily trips, Saturdays excepted) Sunday, Juune,10, leaving tha (oot of North. Be Brooklyn, E. D.’ A.M. bth st K. i. New You A.M. South’tet st. Bivokiya, KT, 7:90'A. M.; Fulton err Hrooklya, + West 23a st.. Ww York, 8.30 West 1008 Sebi eurvion, Fish dinaer _ Fishing tackle and ONG BRANCH EXCURSIONS. BVERY SUNDAY ihe steamer JESSE MOYT will leave pler No. 8 North Kiver, foot of Rector st,, at 10. M. Keturning, Brauch 4.39 FM. This excursion gives lighstal sail down the Bay, in fall vie also affords she opportunity of seeing the wrecked stoamship Rustand. Faro for the round trip, $1. Tickets rood for the NEDEN, G. M,N. J. |W YORK YACHT CLUB REGATTA, THURSDAY, CYCLOPS will ae. ior 16 1OLA. Mz @ limited head. Fos Pine; RAY: number of Basseagere will he bet at $ tlekets ap) JVI TREDWELL, 1 MOND & ERE, 7 South st,, aud on board. EW ROUTE TO CONEY. ISLAND AND LOCUS1 ARROWSMITH and MINNIE R. CHILDS. SteaTCNDA tamer ABHOW! aur 0 WIR IS Te : DAY & CURSION “TO GREAT tet Point, Glen Cove, Sea Clit 3, Grand st., 9:08 wove places, ro Qunpay EXUURSIONS.—REGULAR SUNDAY BOA? for College Point and Wiitestone; the favorite steamer Gssk0 will make two excursions @ irhinty-thlrd stroek,. Fast Riv. returning, i leaves Whitestone SUNDAY BOATS FOR ASTORIA AND HARLEN landing ut South Ist st.. Brooklyn, Tith su, Astoria, and 120th st. a van On and after Sanday, April 20, 1877, boat Hartera and York Navizauion Colmpeuy will leave + ie 1:15, 2,245 6:15, ctiny with boats for High Bridge. i the weather be stormy the boats will not ran. Fare 16 conte on Hundags, WILLIAM WITHERWAX, Saperintendent._ nM} CHARTER FROM $50 10 ro TEAMBOAT ForT L Sau wday. Apply ai q ig BARTER. FOR oR bie ASURE PAR- _ASTROLOG ¥ Tn future alt uidvertisements presented for wublication afer jhe Mito Bae willbe charged double rites, VILLA, THR GIFTED CHILD, BOR: SEO- d sight, tells everything; recovers Nooees. 144 West iY DESTINY. DONT BB A itnposea ‘upon by Go to 150 West 41st st. consult the greatent living clairvoyant. Out th it. “WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITiL SECOND sight, tells everything without questioning. 123 Wi dort ss nowr Broadway. NO IMPOSITIO! if ETE AST ROLOGIST. READS yous ae hwnd 6th ave, i DIX, a oe = eae Tf Not satiated, 122 West 100 i KS, BRITON, MEDICAK CLAIRVOYANT, De scribes and locates disouse without questioning; terms BOO 4th av. ME. DE RCVTHER, CLATRVOYANT, CONSULTS Mou iove and all business affairs, magnetic treatment, 171 Wost 45th st. ) M