The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1878, Page 2

2 IPTH AVENUE THEATRE.” Loasees aud Managers. EDWIN BOOTH. THIS EVENING, THE FOOL'S REVENGE. FO-MORROW (last time), THE POOL'S REVENGE. MATINEE TO-MORROW (nly time), RUY BLAS, Bieews crane GREAT SHOW AT GILMORE’S GARDEN. TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY aT 2 AND 8P. M LAST WEEK BUT ONE |FINEST CIRCUS. LasT WEEK |VAST MENAGERIE, WEEK WEEK THE POPU BUT ONB.|RARE CURIOSITIES. R FEATU RES_ RETAINED. Last oxtit ADDITIONS TO AND CHANGE OF PRO- 6 PRICES REDUCED. ee 25 cents, Admission or cents. 2 conte. SO cents, 35 cout. | Reserved Cushioned Chair, | 50 cents. 2 cents. 25 comnts extra, oO 2 couts. “Doors open at 1 and 7 FM. Grand entree $ THEATRE, 28D ST. SEAR 6TH AV. ee (OSH HART Suis’ OPERA COMPANY Crowded house Crowded houses! Thy eminent English Prima Donna, Miss CATHERINE LEW ernest by Mi Marke, Hen . Eugene 2, e., BELLS OF CORNEVILLE. ae $1, 7oc. and Sue. Box office open from 9 A M. till BELLS OF CORNEV TLE. ATURDAY AT ORNER ae ST Leasoos and Managers 4 GRAND. MAT ROADWAY ‘il EDGAR AND FULTON 208: ECTIVE; OP DUNO’ Lov Rs. O'CLOCK. Gunway a HERR AUGUST wrywiit do Hebe WWWitL H KE L WYVWIIL H HE L WWW UL HHH ERE be WwWiia6ule HO HE L WWwin z LM Vo V ULLLLH EREE ULE M will give his LAST CONCERT f ON FRIDAY EV. mare. NOVEMBER 22, and his AST GRAND WILHELMJ MATINEE saturDAy AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 23, at 2 o’olock. Gn whieh cecasion he will be ‘assisted by MME TERESA CAR. MISS: KATE NO, L. JAMES, BIGNOR’ TAGLIAPIETRA. Conductor LHELMS ‘On FRIDAY EVENING (t} gill perform, for the fret time in New Yor 1. oin D.. § Romance trom the C Concerto in 8. Polonaise. . Admission, 50 be obtained at > TBLO" GARD! RHEATRE, EDWARD F. STARIN. . ‘Last night but one of the talent One ER LOUD BYR and his rec ie ACROSS THE NENT, with maguitic stage set jp powerful cash X mastarplece, -Beetboven --Chopin Laub set young aru and Manager 7 ap claagon Next week Bartley, THE ‘roprietor rg ap S13 Spoor saTukbay™ SMATINER AT 1:30, iT pe ee] 9TH WEEK 9TH WEEK i OTH WEEK of Surdoa's Chari me Play, and MOTHER AND SON. Last MOTHER AND SON. Last MOTHER AND SON. NIGHTS. Tn ration roduction pit five wets and six tableaux, b Esq., entitled “THE BANKER'S eee DARD THEATRE, BROADW ND 38D ST. Wt, HENDERSON: °Propristor and Manager THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON. Houses crowded with delighted sudtences to witness the powerful, absorbingly interesting Drama, ALMOST A LIFE. ALMOST A LIFE. NEW SCENERY. MAG MAGNIFICENT Misses Maude Gr Carlotta Evelyn Rin, DRESSES. is Buchan 1 uM. Seats sccured two weeks im * ‘Buserv Bc. and $1, Admission, 25c. and Se. Bera" 8 THEATRE. TS . 25, EVERY EVENING. Av 2 | THURSDAY. SaTURDAY. of 0’ LOWRIE'S Dramatised my te popular a of name by the @uthores: Mra, Fragces Hodgven Burnett, and Julian Magus, Supported by essre. J. B. BOOTH. M. DAVIDGE, aE DAL- IN, Misses GERALDINE MAYE, FLUBENCE WOOD and an excellent company, __Box office, for sale of reserved seats WPONY FasToR's TONY Pastors. Grand Matinee Matinee to-day to-day. et 2 o'clock. Matives | tod S ({iLMORE CRN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS.” “Grand and sioriou FOR A RESERVED SEAT, THE GREAT ORCHESTRA, M. ARBUCKLE Miss MATILDA SCOTT, NT. ‘The lightest ‘pesatitul masie. Reserved cushion 5 conte extra, Seats secured in at box office. 1GHT, “DOCTOR iat medy, in five wets, by L’Arrom Box office open from 8 to 4o'clock ONY PASTOR'S. Tony Pastor, ¢ Matinee w-day, Brookes PARK THEATRE. TONY PASTOR'S. * Williams and 100 Stars appear as the Grund of Mr. JOHN MeCULLOUGH, The theatre crowded with the elite of Brook! THURSDAY EY BRING ANP ATURDAY TENE, FRIDAY AND SATUKDAY EVENINGS, pr THE GLADIATOR. ONY PASTOR'S TONY PASTOR'S Gus Williams and the Four Aces will appear nud Epbi's Drown will be presented at the Matinee to-day, YRAND FAL AT ST. PATRICK'S NEW CATHEDRAL, now open day and evening fr from 12 M. to logo PM. GReAT “DISPLAY “OF ts AND VALUABLE « ti 8. ARTI R TO CLOSK NEXT EEK ADMISSION, 30 C1 y8 MATIN Pastor's -— atiney—— = to-day - to-day wa Matines Tony ——_—_—— Pastor's ECONCEMRIS BY THE SEVENTY- yf . nacetion with # Fair for th ne Armory Faraday, Fri 1, ae and 2. sao U be open Ere RATORIO SOCIETY ~ STRINWAY DR. L. DAMROSCH, ¢ Tne abt Te yoann will comprise four ts, each preceded by ars ie Rehearsal, Friday afterioon, Noveraber 28 4, Saturday evening, November 80, with seat for Public Rehearsals, $8 Benson ticket; with seat, for Concert, Gan bow ve obtained wt Steinway Hall PASTOR'S ONY PASTOR'S, nd visit the Matinee today, All the great BERLE'S TIVOLI ile Alter. ‘Tharsday |? iso Howard & the Ureut Vienne Balle’ | Bun- and | Srotpe. Gri aa Jonny Roach, | de cekiman aud the great Saturday. | Draioas JOAQUIN ‘| night, Fanieee Re, PHILADELPULA. of ea mL OReee we TONY TT aORe tm the city, The only Masines Bree STREET ast week of Keamma Abbott ond woNDAY 25, ongagenm ch in'K'Wessonger PASTORS. | 7 aay r NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1878—-TRIPLE SHEET. EMENT'S. sonar THIS Clea ve ‘ovember 22, AT 8, LUCTA DI LAMMERMOOR. Edgardo, Sig. € mapa: Enrico, Sig. Gal Sig: Peli. and Lucia, Mme, BTBLKA 6 NEW BALLET. LES PAPILLO. Mile. Malvina valag Mile, Palladino, M Antonine, Mme. Enentia aa Marie Muller, &e. Director of the Music and Conductor Signor ARDITI TOMO: one WRATURDAY NOviwRIe 23, AT 2, NEE. Del Raimondo, BR. * Don Jone, Sigur oomerite ati, Six Patnte: Tt Ba veairo, M. Thierry; Zuniyo, Sistor chi; Michael ‘Sinico; Paguita, sedba aleae Uastacke, and” Carmen, aitie & Sile'uiving Cassiacsl wil dance’ in the tucidental dive tissement. MATINEE PRICES OF ADMISSION. Boxes to hold four, persons, $5 88 and $10, sccording.to Parquet and Balcony, $1. Goueral admission, $1, FAMIEY CHICLES So CENT Monday evening, November 25 (first time), Belli 1 PURITANI. Arturo, ‘Sigur Fo les Nine, BEL Si re Geis io, Signor Fol me. Wodinoed SE tot EUCTA DE LAMMER. MOOR, Friday, npreduction ry ROBERT LE DIABL) Roberto, Si, oe ‘Companini; Bertram, Signor Foli; 1 bells, Mile. do (her first appearance), and Alice, Mile. MINNIE HAUK. Ye 4 THEATR LatH STAND OTH AV ON hun WEEKS Joe AS Ww WHITCOMB. £ eyes, oN VING DAY, AT 2) O'CLI BE SECURED FOR ANY ENTER- TAIN MENT. OUR BASE PERvORS CE WILL BE ome ON AT ING, NOVEMBER pare COMIgt RIGAN & HAR’ i J evival of Bdward Harri F in a grand revival o arrigan’s Farce, er LLIN AN'S CHIISTA John Allen, ‘Alecia Jou! Hjehe Sleriian, Livingston Brothers and John Murts; Couway and Kerrigan, Tommy ‘Turner, Lulu. Francis, Professor A. W. Sawyer, JOU. D, 4 Proprietors, WILD, Billy Gray, Job Shay. ber 25, 5, LOGAIRE. COMEDY. Lessee and Manager T TWO NIGHTS OF Lorr. FRIDAY EVENING (Farewell Benefit)—MUSETTE. UD. VENING (Last Appearanee)— MUSETTE, MONDAY EVES Nov. 25—ROBSON aud CRANE wp te EWO DRoalos in the COMEDY OF ERRORS. B.—Every seat in this theatre ix an opera chair, Encl ficor in eurpetad throughout. For the especial secommoda- © patrons who do not Wish to pay over SU cents, "will be reserved in the buleony at 50 cen will be ow sule wt the box office in ed- 50 eta, $1 00 iL 50 ARK THEATRE, HENRY E. AREY vance. Reserved opera chairs in balcon, Reserved opera chairs in dress circle, will be; aman ns daceeedtal nae Coeieay gripe ante Mr LESTER WALLACK SATURDAY MATIN ‘and Manager. ENING AND bith OUR CLUB. ,¥. COGHLAN, CHARLES BAT. KETT, W. R. PLOYD, E. M. HOL- NON, 0, ECE aso W. J. LON. ‘A. EYTINGE, J EFFIE GERMON. STELLA BORE Gund Mrs, YARDSEY. Gharnetors by Mer: RON, HARR 4 ee t= TWO DAYS AMERICAN wsstint ‘$d av. and Gd ot. . New York. WONDERFUL MACHINERY IN MOTION. All of the Buildings Ligh Lighted by Electricity. Acgrand Ce teach afternoon and evenin, DOW. NIN 3 NINTH REGIMENT exp” tution of Fotpe hang P ware TE EXHIBITION, Fitty conte will purchase nt any Railroud « Ticket of admivsion au Parties of threo adinitted for. Parties of five admitted for. Parties of ten admitted fo SAN FRAN RELS 01 AN iene oe TRELS, Riniear had 30th ot. "AMILY RESORT. RECEIVED WITiL ROARS OF LAUGHTER ot week of the Screaming Act, 4 fQUGH NIGH BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BA ATOH RYMAN? RUSSELL, PRALLMAN, USTEVENS, RAYMOND, JOHNSON, POWERS, BICAKDO. MULLAY'S Orchestra, in’ Now Scenes, Songs, ke. ‘(5 and will mak it pleasant for you. TS BECURED, MATINEE SATU HILH ARHONIC ACADEMY OF MU! ADOLPH NEU NDOR! FIRST ra TY OF b . THIRTY-S) Ente SEASON, -Conductor ie FORA HSA. ai, PRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 22, AT 2 O'CLOCK. General admission, 75¢; reserved seats, Me, extra. PROGRAMME, SYMPHONY IN 73... CONCERTO Panitiquil ABRIA—from “Ii Giuramento” Signor ANTON: OVERTURE—"Leonore, & NOCTURNES. SCENA—trom DIE H Seer TFanaby finer MAN TONIO GALAS! CHT Hea ‘of the Huns) PHILA! SYPHON 1c FOEE ‘a SATURDAY, EVENING, ‘Nov. 23," AT Admission, $1: rosorved seuts, SOc. extra, Sale of reserved. soate and tickets will commanes THIS MORNING ot the ACADE: Usic. SUBSC: MLETION, CKETS are now sold at the box office of the Academy. Ge ) CECILIAN CONCERT, AT STEINWAY HALL, sunpat EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, ter Kaulbach \C} The following distinguished artists of HER MAJESTY'S OPERA, LONDON, have kindly voluntesrod — Mile, MINNIE HAUK, Mile PARODL, Mile. SINICO, Mas. LABLACHB, Mme. PISANI, Signor GAMPANINI, Signor TECCHL, Sigu r GALARST, Signor PYATT aid together with ich Mi wonderfully gifted ehfid plant jer with which the wondurtullz janiste, eANNE boUsTE, In sddition to onion Vrilllsat 2 array of operatic stars, wi A CHORUS 4 SIXTY VOICES A PULL AND COMPLETE Yc under the direeti Signote ABDITI and BESACC The whoie under the tsnetion an given by the Kind gonurosity of | : H. _— of HER PSERTES OPER LON! PROCEEDS YOR THE BENEFIT MOF x CECILIAS CHURCH. ADMISSION, 50 CENTS. KESEBVED SEATS, 81. Box office for the sale of tickets and reserved places bow open at Steinway Hall \LIMPSES OF CHICKEMISG HALL, NOVEMBER 25, 26. Ne my SATURDAY MATINEE. NOVEL AND CHARMING. ceca a ‘MENT, comprising tae GS, HANTING MUSIC and MAY LBAUX, the oriental costumes for which exeul in costlinass ‘and beauty any hitherto sewn in Americu, SHARLES ROBERTS, will recite the Tales. Ticket ‘Te. and $1, at Repe No. aT BROOKLYN ATHESAC BER SMEMICAN eg BUREAU INDSOR THEATRE, Caprocedented hit. Th e best ent Messrs. Sniftin wad Mackin, Ly Fish; Ema Hoffman, Barney and C! Fayeite Welsh, John Hogan, Clarke and Ruwerds, Howard Irwin ‘Thompson, Sarony, Waters and Kelly, Florence snd Bobby Newoum. MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY. AT STEINWAY ee avd EbocaRD “REMENYI REMENYI CONCERTS NEST WEEK. Toseday evening, November 26, and nd, anagers. “4 AND 47 BOWERY, admiration of all. and distinguished talent. Boats et usnal places. erhae py econd Public Iechearsal, December 5, Second Symphony Convert, Decerm bs = ge bee ticketajwith seats, for the Kesstethg ave And for five ‘Be coy eye A Concerts, . 70 ¢ obtained at Steinway Hail, Tor, PASTOR'S. TONY Mg ih eked y Matinee im theeity teday. Gus Williams, The Palmetto Quartet aud 10) Stars, hi CADEMY OF MUSIC. MME. BTELKA GERSTER. bye pd at front row boxes. ie. vols _AT THEATIN 7 The ker OFFI pee CADEMY OF MUSIC SE AT THEATRE TIC Ker orrick, BUILDING, _ a0 BROA oe oe DAY CLOCK: HAYMARKET, STEINWAY Hall, Conduewr. HA ances ° AND ‘sur GRAND FROME, WADE CONCERT SOIREE | ADANSANTE® EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT, MatENC 6, at 9 OCLUCK. ADMISSION. 250 ati + ADMISSION 260. BERLE'S AMERIC. ay THEATRE, bewouu ott pnd stot ate, INSTANTANEOUS AND ThESLE CBS. tines | Mingle © ther. with Wi Stephens, in th aa, “Saved from the Wednes. | Sterns” introducing ther dramatic dogs, Romeo day | unl Zip, Lovanting, Chainpion beguilibrint of wie Worlds Puliy Daily, Billy & Maggie, Kay. Roach, Willa wk Baily: Clara Sidelie, A & Watson, rhynor, and 4) Specialty Arti SOULETY, HOPB."=EVERY SATURDAY fam J4th Grand extra Day aftgrnoon and evening. Tho bail is tho finest in the world. dancers can view the ball room from the large aud commodious baleony. JULTAN DIVAN,” 241 BOWERY, ONE BLOC low Houston st. sevstes road station. —G: maids’ Show every ev should not mies It x “Qastize evening. Tatwuany Hall, Society Hops, nr uankeglving ‘BE. Por ¥ PAs ‘hie faakionable resort of Now York.” Matinee to-day at 2 o'clock : URNHAM'S ACADEMY OF PHYSIOAL for voth sexes, Broadway, corner 44th st, euler uk OF N Hing to-night st Library Hail, Rittabecbs § pawea o% aie AMUSEMENTS, GiRND, PRR HOUSE. POOLE & DONNELLY, Reserved Seats Orchestra THL NL eran ci Meena in new roles. SCENERY’ AND EFFECTS EW. 1 new aud complete. TOMORROW SAT RpAY) bovis MATINEE BIULa Last a of “BERUCK ( OH oe nd only Matinee of tie TION. 1B iene DE NURSKA rer 10) CLASSIC AND POPULAR MUSIC, B) THE SOBL Ponte Seay LLE. 1LMA DE MURSKA, MA DE cA, MLLE. URSK. DE MURSKA will sing, for the first time ‘in New York, Artot’s Variations Concertantwa, with violin and piano; Grand Aria ree. “Robert le ay Duo from “Don janie” with ef mor Susint. GILMORE' Fa D BAND pieces). P. 8 GILMO} juduetor joey SUSINI, the renowned Basso Professor HILL, Pianist, Violinist and Conductor; CHARLES E. PRATT and others. Reserved seats, S0c. extra, Family cir, open all day. SECURE SEATS. TONY PASTOR'S. |ARD.—PRIVATE LESS IANO, VIOLIN, GUI TAR, ORGAN, FLUTE, SINGING, 779° Broadway, oppo- sive Stewart's. CIRCULARS MATLED, J. JAY WATSON, Director. _ \GYPTIAN HALL _ 34TH ST. AND eee ae ALACE OF BENSA’ lw BEAUTIFUL v AAD Lies INA TARINUAN | MELANGE. Gilt edged Pleasures, French Zig-Zag Dancers, oS Songs, Bie 4 Sketches, Hap; jomen ta MI cia DR COURS FAMOUS a1 STUDIO. nest classical Models in the world. GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW (5. hURDAY), AT a SAUSE’S SOIREE EVERY FRIDAY EVEN NG, siesta Hall, 114 and 116 East 18th st, Luster's ‘hati ra. on very reasonable terms. Pianos but little used exceedingly low. HAINES BROS.,} i ay. and 21st at, id av. re 21st wt, A CKER BRO’ SQUARI wiler ugle taste satatGpenh ak vbw ned Bhoore re Pianos at prices to suit the tim Pianos to reut. ‘ON BROS, MANUFACTURERS, 34 AND ity place, 4 large assortment of new and sec- (some'of the latter ax good as new) will be prices to suit the times, A rok RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of our own make; also for sale and rent a num- bor of fine vecond hand ation, In porfoct o ILL. NAL 30., 112 Sth av., above 16th st. TAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE pianos to rent, $5 ver month. GOLD- er st., near Bowery. Ast WILL SELL A NEW GRAND SQUARE PIANO, ecost $600, wt half ponte take in part a gold Watch; Ainst sell. Address I, 199 Herald office. (RARE CHANCE FOR” EVERYBODY TO BUY A Pianoforte; 30 days t Now seales and new designs, at a pees to suit the times, ‘The stock consists of 7 and Square and Upright Planos. No Pianoforte'to exceed $200. At warerooms 300 bth av., corner 19th st, N. B.—Sold on instalments and to rent. A000 PIANOFORTE, 3505 ELEGANT STEINWAY oforte, every imprgvement. re Overy PT DDLE'S, 15 Waverley place. FEW SECOND HAN HAND Wi ea 2 PIANOS AT VERY fgroat bargains; sorne of them used but» very short time by our best Tausicians and really almost it ae oor fally warrautod in every respect. Ploaso call at the SWEDE Warerooms, 5th av. and 16th st. N ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, CARVED LEGS, aweet tone, stool und cover, $70. 215 West 36th st. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT Warerooms, Paetories, Steinway & Sons Piano at a greut sacrifice; magnificent Fosewood Weber Pianoforte at quarter cost; must be sold « Call private re 120, near OSE FOR rosewood Piauoforte, carved legs, oversiru: 2d ay,, near 12th, —CLOSING OUT SALE—LARGE, ELEGANT tock 0 Pianos; G. Barmore’s iuterest; order admin- Straten 508 iloecter ok: prest bargatany S100 upward. {ive SUPERIOR PIANOS THAT HAVE BEEN USED samp! perfect in every respect, for sale for one- third their real tal value. STANDARD AMERICAN PIANO COMPANY, 62 W. ‘ASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS, WINNERS of the ouly gold modal to Ameriean musical instruments ‘aris Exposition, 1878, and highest honors at every for twelve years; for cash or easy pay- paysoeat of $6 75 per quar- Injon square, New York. at World’s Exposition ments; one may be purchased by pa ter for ton quarters, Warerooms 2 AGNIFICENT 7 TAVE ROSEWOOD | PIANO- forte, $55; elegant Upright und Steinway, extr ary bargain, GORDON’S, 157 Bleecker O8E, ‘$100.—NEW UPRIGHT PIANO; STEINWAY, Chickering Grand Pianos for mat new Organs, $30; rent, Pianos, $3. GORDON & 80. N, 13 Kast lath st. ‘pruxos AND ORGANS EXTREMELY LOW FOR cash on small monthly or quarterly payments, or to lot from $4 upward. HORACE WATERS ,& SONS, 40 East 14th at. RIVATE PAMILY, HAVING FURTHER USE, will sell Bueinway Pianoforte, $100; carved four round rosew: inlaid case Pieno. having all improve- Tents, core $1,076, a gecritice; cabinet Upright Fiano. $1235 Music Cabinet; box for shipping. Call private residence West 19th st., between Sth and Oth avs. TEINWAY AND OTHER UPRIGHT PI. . AL- most new, to rent at extromely low pri Jquaro W.'H. W, KER, 47 Kast 12th ot way UARE PIANOS—BARGAINS FOR thiy payments; reots low. | BETTS, 3. — AL FINE ARQRMENT Foe FOR jON'S, 17 East 16th st. SSONS IN CASH, $150 ) FOR ELEGANT NEW ROSEWOOD PIANOS, all improvements; stool, cover and guarantee, 6th av., opposite Mac; DANCING ACADEMIES. A MACGREGORS ACADEMY “OF” DANCING, “17 <Beot Lath et-—Olasses—Tucedays, Fridays, aterabons ‘and evenings; lessons privately, any time. —SAUSE'S DANGING CLA: 114 EAST 1sTHt A .ctRound Dances taught rapidly; private Lessons all hours, 4 “( LLEEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL A for Dancing and Deportment, jo. Gal 3 now open. for ctreula CADEMY OF DANCING, BROADWAY AND 92D fAst—Mr. TRENOR'S ‘classés are open for beginners ily. PIE —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, & UN AA caguaro, 4th av. side, Brooklya branch 301 alton jvate lessons Wat hour hey: assistants; Glide “: Bnd Sseep wall CADEMY OF = pAwCING BROADWAY A’ b 2D et.—Mr. TRENOK’S pupils practice Friday evening, a¢ 80, ROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 31 BROOME ST.— All the fashiouabie Dances in oue RECEPTION BOIKEE FRIDAY EVENING, N JPERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, ay. (bank buildin; ew classes fo Souloty*! receptions Tnarsday. For circulars address 675 Lexinglon avr Pri- vate lessons any hour. ING, 1473 URSE OF ver all of the Young Men's Christian Association building, 23d st. Ad- ruissign oo conte. ‘The second lesson of tho weueler's Course +P. M. FUR SAL “SPLENDID BARERY, CONTE: Croam Business for sale or to | dest established bakery in offered. Particulars of MITCH “RARE” CHANCE—OROCERY DbuING A GOOD dLeash business fee * a bargain. Apply to WM. P. ROOME, #6 Wator k, “Piet: ity LIQUOR” AND” A Satoon, on or of sickuess of the own ate FONERY ASD ICR with Fixtures: eacianes welaou ASS BILLIARD ROOM, WiTit BAR, tion; best reasons for selling. LLOYDS, 4 Wi rren. “{ FANCY GOODE, TOY, STATIONERY STORER, rate business location; good, salable stock LLOYD'S, 4 Warren, OCERY, WEST SIDE; BUSI ain. ‘arren, “FOR A, WELL LOCATED ¢ AAnoss cash; steady, on teat bar RESTAURANT, WITH LODGING stain, ke Itestuurante MITCHELL, 79 © T BARGAINS—LiQUUR | 8' ie Cigar Stores, Hotels, Ment Mark orion, veries, MUATUITE Lis, 79 Uedur sh, rr aad “BAPE ITH COMBINATION LOCK, fur $50. H. BUTLER, 201 Broadway, JOR SALE—THK FURNITURE OF A FRENCH RES- twarant, at No. 206 Bowery. JOR SALE—A SMALL SPOCK OF GROCERIES AT bargain, 419 Hicks 6, Brooklyn, JOR SALB—A WELL LOCATED BUTTER, CHEESE and Kye Stand, in tirst class market. Addrese Le, Up- town Hernid office. JOR SALE—$3" —DOW NTOW N CIGAR STAND; RENT, $16; weekly protita, #20, $25, stuck worth quire 417 Broome st, salvon. "Ea Fe B—RESTAU RANT. AN, 230 Greenwich st., for two uays, on SALE—~A DINING 8. JON AND Liqvor Store, Cail for three days at 152 West 25th st A HAND bk “a TRY MARKET, ON Lineni west wide venue, dving & good Cusdnens, bo ha sold ehea ut reasons f walling Apply beTen Nea, 7 Woat 23d wt. 7 sige NE OOF THE FInnst wor Stores Be boat Bs, |Y To JOMN HOFF. Bae ve, ree ESTABLISHED y EMPLOY. hy sale low, Addi {BOOND HAND BAFES, are PRICES, NE NEW SAFES, all imprevements:, Bates ba OFMINGMAM & EMORY, 18 Vesey ot. prices uf admission. pony: Paatoivs FONY PASTOR'S. ted in the metropolis Yor! best enter IRAT CLASS FLORISTS ES- ent; good location, well stocked and 1 elerk will res th buyer, Address BOARDERS WANTED, PARLOR FLO) Ra ROONS, ‘i bathroom, a pe oe tabl mn or gue. ond Floor, for goutlemen; alf modern in references. 3% East 201 PARLOR FLOOR, om; also hull Rooms; first class Board, 16th, References. MiANpsoweny PURNIS RM HALL ROOM, with excellent table, > Madison av. 1 RONT AND ‘THER ROOM! EXCELLENT TABLE; $12, $15 ali Rooms. ith st. op ie PRON, Wire| “OTHER. Toms, HOUSE Genewly Farwished a8ith Sth av. 4 best oterencos. th st LENDID RUNNY West st. Apply EVERETT BOARD DIRECTORY, 866 Op. ‘THIRD STORY FR ND 8, ane Board; also back Parlor; reasonable. 23 West $: Boe bt ne BOARD AND ROOM; TABLE BOARD son place (corner 8th ir Broud) TH AV. gta WELL FURNISHED SECOND OFloor, with superior table; moderate price; references ROADWAY (HOTEL 81. G Lay be oe front Rooms, with or with: th Board; appointments firs PROSPECT PLACE (EAST 415T ST.)—HANDSOME Rooms, with excellent Board for two, $10 to $12; single, bi 10 AVERLEY PL. NEAR BROADW. Prous Hoviay, S12 10310 ‘for twa, swith Bourd; single, 87; trausient, $1 Sb day tuble Board,'$4; steam heat. 12, LAFAYETTE PLACE, SORTER 4TH sT., TWO B oes, ‘above Grand Central Hotel.—Fine Rooms, with jourd. JETWEEN BROADWAY AND frout Kooms, upright bed; also L2sch eee Second sry av. on others, with Board." 13. EAST 82D ST.—TWO HANDSOMBLY FURNISHED arge aot fourth floor, gentleman and wife or single i rel gentleme ces, lk 4 ST, 300, CORNER ‘AV.—DESIRABLE large and small Rooms, third and fourth floors, with 14. out (private tabi or with y Board. yams BT, 215 EAST STUYVESANT PARK)—HAND- somely ‘furnished Rooms, southera exposure, for fow welect Bourders; excellent table. li ‘TH ST., NO 30 WEST.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD, IN a private ae of adulty; referen TH $ sald terms reasonable; ‘SECOND FLOOR SUIT, WITH ther desirable Rooms, with AST, AN square. Boaatiful furnished Rooms, second on with roterene ST 82D ST.—EL hae pa as hie private if desired Foforences, 20 WEST 16TH ST—WITH BOARD, DESIRABLE suit of Rooms for ae or Anson also hall room, Al Iso one on fourth floor, with vd th inexeopio ¢ Board ; all newly furnished; referen: 2 STH ST. 190 EaST.—A LARGE, FINE ROOM, with Board, at inoderate price; Jocation excellent; ees. 26 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—FRONT Rooms, site Board, $10 to $15 for two; single, $6; transients 31.4 ‘T 23D ST.—HANDSOME APARTMENTS, SEC- ond and thira tloora, with private tuble if desired, WEST WASHINGTON y SQUARE (ELEGANT CYRUS furnished large Rooms, on parlor Hloor and fourth hoor, with Bourd; very reusonabl 30 west vitH “ST.—RICHLY FURNISHED ROOMS, Zien uite and singly, with or without Board; house prit Vute; references, SD, weer ire ST.—SINGLE ROOMS, WITH Board, $5; double Rooms, all conveniences, propor- 34. WEST 24TH $1, HANDSOME PARLOR BED? room, $18; second floor oom, $16; hall Rooms able; good location ; references, EST pate PARLOR FLOOR; ALSO OTHER single Rooms, elegantly furnished; superior Bead’ tabl ee NEAR BROADWAY. oes TO ST. 40.845 Aili Boseds day Boarders aosemm 41, WEST OTH ST.—LARGE, WANDSOMELT FUR- nished Rooms, on second fidor, with Board; terms ', 262.—SUNNY ROOMS, SINGLE AND abl superior Board: convenient’ to several car references. $32 8T,. 144 WEST.—ELEGANT LARGE SECOND tory front hall Room; handsome private house perior Board. 46 A, WES? 28TH ST.—NICELY FURNISHED BACK Parlor to let, with excellent Board; terms reasonable, 50. WEST SSTH 8T.-LARGE ROOM FOR TWO Gi tlemen, with Board, $14 per week ; Office for physicia 2 "WEST 11TH ST.—LARGE ROOM ON THE fourth story; hull Room, on the third story, to let, iT 19TH AND 6TH ‘AVS.—ROOMS, with ‘Hoard: second or ira floor; references. at WEST 1STIf ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET 40 gentleman and wife; Board for Indies only. 67 WEST SOTH ST.—FURNISHED OR. UN¥UR- orem with or without Bourd, in private American 10. TRVING PLACE SECOND FLOOR EN SUITE Jor singly; rooms quite large; excellent ‘wuble; moder- 7 WEST 45TH ST.—SPLENDID SECOND gone - front Kooms; fine table; no children; best placo in city. 15. jf 22D ST—I HAVE SOME VERY PLEAS- ant Ticome tor gentionen, with or without Boardi private family; lorms very reasonable, [35 nEASt Jor ST/DESTUABLY "FURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board; second and third Hoorn; references, jis 1 3O AEST TH STONE ROOM, ON THE FOURTH LSetoor. with, Hoard for goutlemad; house and situer tion v. 168 T GIST ST.—S) 'D FLOO! OM Ny furnished, on suite or singly, wit Nexeiions joard; also Kooms for single gentlemen; references ex- chiang DS eres, aT GA PRIVATE | FAMILY will reut very large third story sunny, Rooms, ample sot, grate Bre, superior Board, $16 por wosk for ereneds. 93.4.WEST STH BT ROOMS FURNISHED, WITH Lv Larss class Board; terms vory moderate to “suit the mes. Qn WEST 20TH ST.—TWO LARGE ROOMS; ALSO SOB.mail ooms for families sad single genilonen; Reuss and table rte shane two; ref- 3 WEST 2ab ST.—ALCOVE ROOM, SECOXD BY Pt front, handsomely furnished, with superior Board, in private family; references, EAUTIFUL CONNECTING ‘ROOMS, WITH BOARD, Din handsome rnished oF carpets only. Address J. eral i TLEMAN “ ND D WIFE OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN ory, convenience: West 234 st. Ad. dios PRIVATE FAMILY, 140 Herald office. ERSONS WISHING SUPERION ACCOMMODATIONS Pi in peivate family will find) elegantly furnished Sucond wife only, by addressing vest, oral | Uptows wie ARTICULARS OF ‘Finst ¢ CLASS BOARDING AC. Cnr an eZ evenings, SANDS’ BOARDING Dunks sCTony, Abi roadway. BOARD AND LODGING ‘WANTED. \ENTLEMAN “OF REFINEMENT W ISHES FO make bis vome with » strictly private family rusiding seeeieee Neee week Address: with fal partioulans, Ray MON Dri Oilice box 1,077. Muara’ A. bbe aed «gee! BOARD "xcoed 6 pot spect vate fam ring not to exe wool reterenves, Address ht Bavisns oss ite as WANTED—IN VATE Saat OR OR od whore there aro but few bourders, for thre adults 42d and 6Uth sts, 4th and 6th ave; hij ring not to excoed office. per ek Sag “Witit INFANT CiU.D, oN tH lady of means and a eens tability; Bot over s week. Ad- dress ADAPTABLLIT id ottice. NTLEMAN OF 90 WISHES APARTMENTS OF ‘young widow lady of means, whore sucial company will conipensate; give full particulars in confidence; referonces exchanged. ALIHA, Herald office. Garey AND WIFE WANT NICELY PURNISH- Room, lb Board, hot and cold water and fire; terms, $80 pet Thonth QUIBTUDE, 1 Herald ERMANENT BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN fund wite, noighborhood Stewart's rutail store, uot to ex: Good $12, including fire and gas. Address REFERENCE, Herald Uptown othes. -ANTED--BOARD (WEST SIDE PREFERRED) FOR gentler wife, and child 12 ye two Rooms; give fuil particule and terms, which must be moderate. Ad- dross LANCASTER, bux 121 Herald oifice. oa west sides family. Leena Address, LIST, ‘itoraia uifice. ANTED--ROOM AND BOARD YOR. A LADY EX. eting to be confined. Address, stating terms, Mrs. BLANK, Herald Uptown office, bat’ are A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, A comfortable Roow and Board for # young married J.T. WATSON, Herald office. onl wit terms, woman. Addr T-NEW ENGLAND Looms; Lodgings, 3 Piet it Wr BOWERY — 30 estRa HOTEL, 259 | CANAL ST., NEAR BH way —Warw, comfortable Rooms, $2 to $3 week, daily. A RANT HOUSE, 46, titgughour--Fainiliee, 60e., 760, $1; ue., Ze, a 4 SES OPTS Een Ra Hass AND Kt! STAURANT FRASCATI, 52 UNIVER: sity place. Tau ahote dinner Feduced | we % conta. NICKERBOUKER HOTEL—SINGLR ROOMB 200, ; gentiemen only. 192 South st COUNTRY BOARD. HROAD ST., BLIZABETH. N.S —PLE to reut, with og ES. ig: DE: NTISTRY, a TRETH | 4 THREE HOURS AT THE OLD AREt place, $77 Sth w old and platina; prices ww remember the 1 saber, rant ‘6th ays NALL IN THE EVENING OR DAY TIME Al AKD SEE oun EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL ay, 6 — BEAUTIFUL guts ANTpIOLAL THErt, GoM, OM, 668; warranted. NB KK DENTAL oul ad Letbav. Bstablisued 1 48 NEW BOWERY, HEATED t oom: THE COURTS. One of the Evil Resylts of Mortgaging a Farm. A DISAPPOINTED LAWYER. Henry Nagel Arraigned for Manslaughter. F. A. Woolston & Co., in September, 1872, desiring to get credit with H. B. Claflin & Co., of this city, the senior member of the former firm, F. A. Woolston, and his wife consented to execute to Claflin & Co. & mortgage on a farm in lows for $4,000, This mort- age was given as collateral security for any indebt- edness which might be due to Claflin & Co. by Wool ston & Co. and was accompanied by a note for the same amount having two years torun, In Novem- ber, 1874, Woolston received a summons in an equity suit for the foreclosure of the mort- gage, but wrote his son in New York to to see Claflin & Co, and stop the — suit. ‘The son asserts that he did see them, and that they account until January, 1875, at which time the father claims there was less than $900 due, About that time he had concluded a sale of his farm to John Jerola- men, but was suddenly confronted, through an lowa bank, with the morgage and note, the latter held by Austin Corbin, and on which there was claimed $2,900 as the balance due. Woolston says he was also informed from the same source that there had been ® foreclosure of the mortgage, and that if be did not settle his farm would be at once sold under the decree of foreclosure, Having already made the sale, and being anxious to com- | Kem, it and give clear title tothe purchaser of his Woolston says he consented, under protest, to pay the $2,900, and did so, be ainst Corbin to recover buck the $2,000 against which he protested. This suit came to trial in Su- reme Court, Citcuit, before Judge Donohue and a jury, yesterday, the ‘plaintiff being represented by Mesars. Lawrence and Ellis ag counsel, and the de- He then brought suit fondant by Messrs, Armstrong and Briggs in o similar say The plaintiff insists that the $2,000 for which e sues was in excess of what was due, and that he was led into paying it, even under protest, by the false representation that a decree of foreclosure had been entered against him. The defence is # gen- eral denial of the allegations of the complaint, and the case ig still on. LAWYER AND LAYMAN. In Part 2 of the Marine Court, yesterday, there was tried the suit of Daniel O. Sullivan vs. Henry Frecking, to recover $1,242 90. The auit was brought to recover for aisigned counsel fees in two suits, which were fought on Frecking’s account from the courts of New York to the Court of Appeals and back. The defendant resisted the claim on the ground that it was excessive, and that the amount claimed in one of the suits ($500), for which this claim was a fee in part, had been lost through the fault of the assignor. The explanation of this loss was that while the suit was pending the principal, with a certain amount of costs, was tendered and refused; that later, as mat- ters were gro’ r Tilia pill vat ierad tamer iy Lesa the ee ts, but this wasin turn re- fused side, and, when a victory was anally eee an the Court = the judgment debtor had become worth nothit With this explanation Frecking insisted that his lawyer was at fault in not s' ing the iron while it was hot by accepting the first offers while the lawyer iusisted, on the other hand, that he was not bound or even at liberty to accept less than the amount of his client’s claim, with the full statutory allowance of and that he could not be assumed to foresee that the judgment debtor would be come insolvent. glowing for this loss and & — reasonabl; re by his counsel, defendant plaintit Rothing. In submitting the case to the jury Judge McAdam charged them on the question of profeasional com- eee as follows :—‘‘A professional man, whether be a lawyer, » physician or artist, is, like a lay- man, entitled to recover whatever his services are sonecnahiy worth, the amount, in the absence of a special agreement fixing the value, being left to the sound discretion of a jury upon the examination of Fey belong ng fo the same learned profession, at the ‘onmne time, rofessional man was lis- ble to his client for ‘want of skill or misconduct in Pica the service.” similar The jury, ue in almost all its where the amount of 4 lawyer's feo is the issue, gave the layman the benefit of the doubt and found a verdict in favor of defendant. THE SHANTY HOMICIDE. Henry Nagel was arraigned at the bar of the Court of General Sessions, Part 2, yesterday, before Judge Gildersleove, upon an indictment for manslaughter, which charged him with killing his wife, Ken Nagel, on the 7th day of last October, at No. 317 West Forty- first street. The testimony, as taken before the Cor- oner, showed that the prisoner and deceased lived in ® shanty and were of intemperate habits and fre- quently quarrelled. Upon the day of the alleged kill- ing screams were heard proceeding from the shant The following oniee | soe oo ae discovered the shanty the dead bod: the deceased covered with bruises and blood. Upon “te being removed to the police precinct an examination was made, when it was discovered that death was caused by compression of the brain, and the Coroner's j' geo that it was the result of eer mer tooo yp risoner. eo he was jem alls itted for saa being Cision. and | before proceeding he trial, a consultation took place between i pera District Atto who appeared to prosecute for git nad , aud Mr. William F. Kint- wing, counsel for prisoner, the result of which was that orange win Y the plea of ‘not guilty,” int pleaded guilty. Afr. Kintzing — the prisoner bo uv for sentence, as he ssid he desired to present some facts to the Court in mitigstion of punisiment. The Court so ordered and the prisoner was taken back to AN AGENT'S PERQUISITES. In the United States District Court yesterday, be- fore Judge Choate anda jury, the cause of Hender- son Brothers against James Wawack was before the Court. The plaintiffs are the agents of the Anchor Line Steamship Company in this city, and the de- ber who ‘yr <— British Vice Consul st Chicago, year 1871 mele at sale rs Pe ® year, to tite, the shippi ~~ Pym ‘Chicago to be sent to steamers. ‘This engagement Seana 1876, when the de- fendant lett their service, and the plaintiffs discov- ered that he had received about boy from the various transportation companies in a that period as commission on the business done, they claim that that amount belongs to them. The defendant enters s general dénial, and states that the laintiifs are indebted to him for arrears of salaries, The testimony counisted chiefly of the reading of let- ters and telegrams, ‘Lhe case will be given to the jury this morning. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Judge Larremore yesterday granted s commission to exainine witnesses for the plaintiff, in England, in the suit for divorce brought by Martha Rock against William Rock, the facts of which were published in yesterday's Hrnatp. Elizabeth Elder and Charles B, M. Elder were mar- ried on the 12th of May, 1860, at Kingston, Canada West. Mrs. Elder now charges that her husband has treated her cruelly, and since 1872 has been # habitual drunkard. She states further that on the 18th of Oo- tober, 1873, at No. 101 Lexington avenue, he assaulted her without provocation, and that his conduct is uni- formly abusive and cruel. No answer or ap; ce having yet been put in, Judge Larremore, of the Court of Comumon Pleas, yesterday ordered @ reference in 16 cane. William W. Burnham, formerly bookkeeper in the Department of Docks, was arraigned yesterday in Part 2 of the Court of General Sessions, before Jud Gildersleeve, on complaint of Commissioner Dimock, charged with embezziement. The accused, through his counsel, interposed a plea of not guilty, George W. Van Sicklen, owner of No. 413 West ‘Twenty-second street, presented a petition to Judge Lawrence yesterday, in Supreme Court, Vhambers, tor un order directing the Commissioner of Public Works to show cause why a permit should not be given to establish a connection between, his premises and the public sewer, permission having been refused unless he agreed to pay $10 fora permit. The order is made returnable to-morrow. urrogate Calvin yesterday issued the follo order relating to the appoiutment of auditors, re erees and special guardians:—‘‘Lo avoid the bility of @ lax passing of accounts in which parties not appearing are interested, I deem it my duty to in- form the profession that henceforth no sppointment of an auditor, special « or referee will be made by this Court on the recommendation of any attorney or party representing only the estate and not the re- #pective parties interested in the accounting, uu! the nominee shall be known to me asa competent and reputable member of tho profession, in no way interested in the result of such Leese ni Heury Henge, a cutter, who resided at No. 265 Will- jam street, was arraigned yesterday by Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Russell in Part 2 of the Court ot Gen- eral Sessions, ‘The accused bad been in the employ of Rogers, Peet & Co., clothiers on Brondway, aud for some time past numerous of cloth were mi ing from the department in which % was engi On the 26th ult., as he was leaving the cage et Rone ‘was arrested, afid on being searched cloth bel to the firm was found concealed on his person. * | pare was also made at Lis house, whence promised to stop it, his father coutinuing to pay on | ee missing s afgoods wepapenaneney, He was con yea < t larceny und sentenced by Judge Gi} six months in the Penitentiary. Pee ‘domestics, named Mary and Kate Black, eme ployee at No. 17 West T'wenty-sixth street, were tried in Part 1,of the Court of © charge of stealing a pair of stockings and some velvet trimmings. When the jury retired Judge Sutherland took occasion to remurk that he wus sorry to see the defendants in the position they oceupicd, as they were the first Scottish people, with one exception, who had ever been before him on any charge, The jury found Kate not guilty, but convicted her sister Mary, upon whom Judge Sutherland imposed the mitigated penalty of thirty da days in the City Prison, COURT CALEN {NDARS —THIS DAY. SUPREME Counr—Cnarnras—Hold by Judge Law. rence.——N. “S 26, 43, 64, 57; 82, 97, 113, 114, aa it 121, 195, 128, 129,'133, 143, 106, 176, 193, 196, 106, 198, 199,209, 210, 211, 212, 214, 215. SupnEMe Count GENERAL TxnM,—Adjourned — December 13, 187! Supkeme Count—Sprcia, Trenm—Held by oan Van Brunt.—Law and fact—Nos. 56, 580, 672, 651, 7: 745, 750, 770, 771, 764, 746, Supreme Court—Srecta, ‘Tenm—Part 2.—Ad- journed until Monday next. SUPREME COURT—-CinctiT—Part 1,—Adjourned sine die, Part 2—Held by Judge Barrett.—Short causes— Noa. 4143, 3965. 3831, 2002, 9829, 9918, 3797, 4207, 3578, 8906, 3491, 4125, 3775, 184634, 3007, Part 3—Held by Judge Donohue.—Short causes—Nos. 3640, 4160, 3844, 3636, 2966, 3141, 3978, 4176, 3985, 4198, 4199, 3794, 4688, 4210. Suexnion Covnt—GxxznaL Tenm.—Adjourned sine e. Superior Court—SpxcraL Tenm—Held by Judge Speir.—Nos. 36, 74, 29, 30, 35, 59. ‘SuPenion Court—TuaL ‘Tenm—Part 1—Held id Judge Van Vorst.—Case on, 388, Havemeyer va, Havemeyer. No day calendar. Parts 2 and 3.—Ad- journed for the term. ‘ ENERAL TenM:—Adjourned until Common Pre, December 2, 1878, ComMMOM ‘PLeas—Equiry Term.—Adjourned for the term, ComMon PLEAs—SPECIAL TenM—Held by Judge Lar- remore.—No day calendar, Cosmon PLeas—Tiaa Teum—Part 1-Hela by Judge J.¥F. Daly.—One hour causes—Nos, 1426, 1751, fern 1888, 1704, 1779, 1907, 1031, 932, 1785, 1468, 1666, 1 1900, 1773,, 1963, 1428, 1964, 1838, Part a uonial for the ter! Mau Covrt—Tnran -Tenm—Part 1—Held Chief Justice Alker.—Short causes—Nos, 4450, 5462, 5397, 5498, 5453, 5471, 4739, 5461, 5523, 5502. Part 2—Adjourne ed for the term, Part cattivriciew nt until Tuesday next. Count oy GENERAL Sxsstons—Part 1—Hela by Judge Sutherland.—The People vs. Ellen Reade, fer lonious assault und batiery; Same vs. sss re burglary; Same vs. Edward. Chapman, peas Waters and ward Me wand larceny; Same vs. Nellie Welsh, grand Tareeuy mo v8. Juines Crosby, forgery; Same va, Darw Esmond, forgery; Same vs, Frank Walton, seduction; Same Joseph P. May, false pretences; Same vs. John Condon, violation xcise law; Same vs. John Hughes and John Hind, violation Excise law; Same vs, Joho es violation Excise law; Same vs. Florence Ich, violation Excise law; Same vs. Morris Baumel and William Koetch, violation Excise law; Same va, Ernest D’Eske and Joseph Dahlbender, violation Ex: cise law. Part 2.—Adjourned a November 25, Court or OyEr anv Terr pen art by Jus Brady.—The People vs. Ferdinand Bl Bleutye, ho COURT OF “OF APPEALS. Aupany, Nov. 21, 1878. In the Court of Appeals, Thursday, November 21. Present, Hon. Sanford E. Church, Chief Justice, and associates :— No. 106, Frederick Ehrich, Lepr va. Richard M. Dewitt, appellant.—Was iri rer if Bend FP, Jackson heres oy t and N, P. O’Brien for the No: 110, M. Deluce, respondent, va. John Kelly, Iste Sheriff, &c., appellant.—Was argued by R, bos ae for the appellant and submitted for the re- SO. a 83, antoinet Brown, appellant, vs. Charles T, Goodwin and anothbr, executors, &c., respondents.— ‘Was argued by T.C, Cronin for the appellant and Erastus 8, Ransom for the respondents. No. 115. William Session, appellant, vs. Erastus Hibbard and others, pespongents Niet argued by W, J. Townsend for the appellants aud Angus McDonald for the respondents, DAY CALENDAR. ‘The following is tho day calendar for Friday, No- vember 22:—Nos, 1, 867, 37%, 978, 319, 91, 109, 40. UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, ‘Wasuineron, D, C., Nov. 21, 1878 The following business was transacted in the ‘United States Supreme Court to-day:— No. 701. Robert Erwin, sppellant, vi vs. the United StatesAppeal from the Court of Claims.—Er- the ‘t in this case, bro aga suit in the 8, under the ‘‘Abandoned and Cay Property act,’ cotton sated by the United States Army, at Savannah, , in 1863, The Court of Claims held that eine Erwin * judged s bankrupt, in 1368, whatever had against the United States on ‘account of this cot. ton became vested in his assignee, and that Erwin did not — by purchasing from the assignee, 1872, all the remaining assota of the late firm of Erwin & in which he now contends this claim was {ucluded. From this judgment of the Court of Claims he appeals. Submitted by Enoch Totten and J. J. Weed for appellant and by Assistang Attorney General Smith for appellees. ‘No. 68, James H, Alford et al., plaintiffs in error, the seh ‘States.—On motion of Solicitor ‘General Wo tk. George Bt fsppellan, va: D, W Bo PND. th }. Peters, ap, vs. D. W. Bowe man et al.—Passed on account of sickness of counsel, No. 76. B. P. soll collector, and A. H, Bowman, deputy, plaintiffs in error, vs. Robert D. Pepper. — ‘This was enaction prong ht etn internal revenue collector and his deputy in lin county, Ky., to recover the value of 150 barrels of whiskey seized and sold by them to satisty a er aenensmnent of seventy cents per gallon uj ona of whiskey, which it was alleged Pepper istilled in excess of the surveyed and registered poesia of co distillery. It is not denied that Pepper upon all the whiskey he manufact , including wie 2,000 gallons in question, but it is maintained by the counsel for the plaintiffs in error that under section 12 of the Internal Revenue act, passed June 6, 1872, he had no right to exceed the registered ca) i amen of his ditdiery wuts, eng poe teats to do so. ir Gren (ps for ais ee and submitted by Thomas W. Bunnte to for the defendaut in error. No. 77, Jane Es Kessner, appellant, vs. Daniel ‘Trigg, assignee, &c., et al.—Submitted by James H, Gilmore for appellant and John W. Johnson for ap> lees. . 78, Issac 8. Lyon, appellant, vs. Franz and Catharine Pollock.. Submitted by P. Phillips and W. H. bio. for appellant, no counsel appearing for EB: e PN. Me he steamship J. W. Everman, &c., 8p) lant, vs. Joseph and E. G. Pollatt .— Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern nalstrict of Virginia.—This was an action brought to recover the value of the bark Eliza and Maria, which, it de sles, we ae eran run down id sunk, while ‘at anchor in Hampton tik Witbverman, of tho Merchants and by the steamer J. People’s Transportation line. Submitted ok William w. bia for appellees, no counsel ap) appel+ ta, ‘No, 81. William T. Garratt, appellant, vs. Nicholas Seibert—Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Californis.—This ‘was a suit in cauity, brought by Seibert fons Gare ratt, to vacate and set uside certain letters patent, ted to the latter in 1872, for an improvement in ubricators, on, the ground of alleged infringement, Argued by M. A. Wheaton for appellant and by A. HL Evans for appellee, No. 82. iain R. Davies, ot. al., are vs. B. F Briges, et. al.—The controversy in cause is =y Pd the title to certain min: ning innds” Guilte Cc. A — was commenced by Ji peor de for ap Adjourned unt! tbanokrow at 12 o'clock, ITALIAN SLAVE TRADE. ‘The examination in the alleged kidnapping case off the six Italian boys from the town of Lagonegro, tt the province of Basilicate, Southern Italy, in which Raffaello De Grazia is charged with bringing them to this country to sell them as stree, musicians and shoeblacks, was continued before United States Com, missioner Osborn yesterday. Mr. Delafield appeared for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chil+ dren, and Mr. Robert E. Racey for the defendant, Stevana Fosco, twelve years of age, testified through the interpreter that his father was a charcoal burner, and that he brought him to Naples “in hot weather;"* that his father had ee with De Grazia, but what it was ho did not know. He said he would not have come to this country if his father had not wished him to do so, He intended po = boots” in America and then earn mon ough to buy @ ; that waa “the height ‘ot hin th aabition. ai beeee elo Foaco, & brothes of tho last Pega re that his father met De Grazia at Naples od him it he would look after witness and hig po if they accompanied him to America and that De Grazia said he would; his father told witness and his brother that the times were very hard in Italy and that they had better yo to America; witness sald his borrow tod they promised Lim that they would ref from thetr earnings; witness was one of af © employment they intend the “shining of boota, re going « Philadelphia or Ohic ‘Ay this, poi hs cuss on furtber wajoarmen toulay, red the money to pay for their Daaange ‘und of to and MUTINOUS SEAMEN, ‘The examination in the case of Daniel and Joha Maguire and John Marsden, seamen, who are charged with mutiny while on # voyage from Vatparaiso te this port, was continued before United States oom missioner Osborn yesterday, Captain Carl Helum strom continued his testimony a9 to putting Ded Daniel Maguire in irons on the 18th of September, and to Maguire threatening to shoot him. Witness and the majority of the crew armed themselves, and the de fendants, seeing that they were overpowered, sur rendered, The cross-examination was reserved an adjournment taken until eleven o'clock this masa Adake :