The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1879, Page 2

2 Gtanpaep T#EATRE. Blown Ww WEEK WEEK ot Sultean ana ‘aiinert cts commie opera, ‘a IL & PINAR ‘URE, H M. 8. PINAFORE, ‘ at the STANDARD THEATRE. STANDARD THEATKE. - bs ’ staKine STANDARD THEATRE. ARDEN THEATRE. . Proprietor and Manager Electric ‘welum h of KIRALPY': * Grand Spectaculor Production of the BLACK CROOK. Do not buy tickets Avoid the rush. from Grand, Ladies’ M secured two weeke In adv Secure your seats speculators outside. early. ee, Saturday, 2 P. M. ROADWAY THEATRE, CORNER OF SOTH ST. owen AY THESIST' WEEK. ONL Hips BENEFIT OF MR. W. “SORCERER” LINGARD. when he will appear in bis famous (Patna Sketches, MATINEE SATURDAY. ** In sanpenaance @AVENDS: i) not of serious indisposition Miss ADA be able to appear for soveral weeks. NEW ta yi CR AQUARIUM Bi BROADWAY, AXD ae aT. pibixe * -HOOD, The Arabian Steods, Mous. O51 THOROUG BRED ONeRIA ‘a Bing BRaELOEe wok NEGRO jae ein? introduced by an dem. DALLY x nae 2.80 AND 8 O'CLOCK P. M. TAM. AS #FOmARCES ON SATURDAY, AND 8 P.M. COME EAKLY, NEW. YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAKOH 7, 1879—TRIPLE SHERT. AMUSEMENTS. PaEA a Coa RIGaN AND ny N AND HART’ In the greatest Comi the public, entit THE MInaagAS GUARD A complete bill of Vandeviile Specialties by the membe of the pra rofession. M EUNESDAY and SATURDAY. SOWERY THEATRE. FERDINAND W. HOFELR...... LAST NIGHT BUT ONE of the einls js OWENS, who will appear as UA BUTTERBY in the sOrOsHT VICTIMS AND ever conceived or put before leading Comedian, SOLON SHINGLE. | * MaTINER, SATURDAY AT 3 AT 2 0" CLOOK- VIGEIMA, RCH 10—P, 8. CHANFRA' Dion 82 QuaRs THEATRE. Lessee and Manager. STH TO 101ST PERFORMANCES ddr, AM. PALMER of Mr. Brpnsee Gen bw ochre rig te in Ove acte, which {s produced beste” ‘wealth of miso en scone never es i we hve ‘& cast embracing many of the principal mom ors of oan THEATRE COMPANY. SATURDAYS wasicll aot pearep or rue ANNs DAU At matinees ice curtain o'clock. At evening ances it rises Seuts may be secured at the box office or by mail or graph TWO WEEKS in advance. SATURDAY EvEuee, MARCH 8, ONE San ae HE BANKERS DAUGHTER, LOBE GikiveR 728 BROADWAY. CROWDED | HOUSES. LINGARD ce nm yo A a MAveeR eccue @ AA £ 8 I G aa 4 IL AA L EE tonee Pie co i GG 4 LLLL EEEE MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2 P.M. MON! ® posith Grand concen: TWO COMIC OPERAS EVERY Mr, PF. RULLMAN DAY, MARCH 10, vo musical attraction. f musical colobrties. EVENING. . M. 8: PINAFORE. tration H. M. 8S. PINAFORE. THE SORUERER THE SORCERER. Interpreted by a STAR CAST, including Miss who comes com from LONDON ander ent to ple 2 the part of ALIN. Hiss LOUISE EBIG Mr. Mz Cc. DUNE AM, MARIE HARVEY, _jpecial engage NELLIE MORTIS 5 ou ise HELEN CORBYN, AAP, r. E. GASTON, Mr, WILLIAM HAYDEN mite Grand doul POPULAK PRICE! J YCEUM THEATRE. 50C. FAREWELL . PERFORMANCES. LasT THREE RESERVED SEAT: ‘ATINER TO-MORROW AT 2. THE NEW HAMLI TO. por nyt Carre ar! TIME), Mr. PAULD! Peceoes & TEBE THIRD 5 FOR AN YY. : INDZFINITE PERIOD. EVERY EVENING at 8 aud SATURDAY MATINEE at 2, for the representation: he moss successful Comedy on the American and English tees, W. 8. Gill ERER XXX GG EERE ppv. NN ON @ AA @ E E aA G E EEB AA G EEZ D D GQ AAA @ GGE D De Ga AG GE D Dy EE aa AA GG EEEE DDD , indorsed by the E Reseed: ae the pi HE LAR poatained in this thes © TRE PRESS and PUBLIC and wit- tw ST NUMBER OF PEOPLE tre any woek of the present season, the cast Tngiuding the entire REGULAR COMED’ Mr. JAMES LEWIS, Mr. J. E. WHITIN Mr W. F. OWEN, Mr. WM. CULLINGTON, MATINEE PRICES, fémleaion 50 ents. COMPANY NES BOOTH, 30 H. GILBERT. * Mra. G. MATINEE PRICES Reserved Seats 5U ceuts extra, advance, RA. PERA POOLE & DON NELLY. Leases and Mauagers Reserved Seuts, orchostra circle and balcony, 5Uc. GROWDED HOUSES, FOR THE ert oO MR. JOHN T SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER. oF THIS WEEK ONLY D AS COLONEL SELLERS, MR JOHN tr RAYMOND AS COLONEL SELLERS, MR. JOHN T. RAY. S*THERE’ 7 SCENERY Et EF WE! NESDAT SAxp SATURDAY. ot MONDAY NEXT Mr. appear in the greatest of mode: ATINEES Gere OPERA, EXT le. the greatest living ¢ the i... nplendié Combluation yet (LMA MOND AS COLONEL SELLERS, "8 MILLIONS IN IT.” A SUPERB CAST. JOHN '. aAnoN. il ra dramas, “MY _ HOUSE. DE SUNDAY EVENINGS ol DE MURSKA, tate, grill sing (by request) Two arias from Virst appearance of Just returned from Signor TAGLIAPIETHA. oa pORMING iE E GRAND T, the were jignor NA’ eeries ot Aelitiant successos im Signor SUSINI. UAL! Gen” OPERA agement, having pro for "MY SON, rE Dat eevee ON MON. SEATS MAY NOW = pe wrx Proprietor and M. HOUSE. NOTICE. pre Yact_ of CROWDED HOUSES L, SELLERS” must be withdrawn ontag of of this week, Mr JOHN T. RAY- ction of bis new purchase, ating upon the pra LACK'S THEATRE success of this sea: son MY SON" "—upon next Monday evening. The man- new scouery and appointments reyunt it in a superior s JAY NEXT, MARCH io. OPEN: san, oso ur LEesten WaLtack LAST NIGUTS * of the romantic drome entitio’ SPELLBOUND, ddapted by Mr. Dion Dumas, received nigh Ei Bouctcauls from a story by the elder tly with INTENSE INTEKEBT AND RAPT ATTENTION, d will be present and SATURDAY MATINEE of 3:00. BVERY EVENI) ‘Char MONDAY a by Mr. LESTER WALLA company. EVENING. MARCH 10, will be presented @ Comedy prae in three acta, titled by Palgrove Simpen , SCRAP OF Bfagted f from M. Victorien. 8 9 Mouches,” en AND APY’ COMPLETE Wixpsok THEATRE. ‘Tremendous suc Pat ssroat | French play of ced w PRIATH SCBNERY AND ACCESSORLES and « most ND PUWERFUL CAsT. 4) AND 47 BOWE es8, ‘The hit of the svasoa, nilicent production of the great sensation, H. M. 8. me Preceded ev PINAFOKE MATL ‘ONY PASTO! Touy Pastor, Kelly wad Ryan. et Matinee IN BITHER METROPOLIT, SEN a ng. T Better th Nuk and “i. M. 8 PINAFORE.” pir PRREWSTER WAL Walking Muteh BELECTED CLASS “BOK S000 of ‘the 9,500 THE PET 5 MATINEE Pinafors TO-DAY. To-Dny. . SKCURB SBA’ BARLY fale PEDESTRIAN FIGURE stHOLe OR ANY D PI ng at JOS Wor 8 SOCIET umany ef] ing by «a gral Gite (NEES Weduceday and Suiurday, LKING CUTS, SSUERT BILLS, Uses FIGUKKAS, PER JOB OFFIC EK, 28 PART OF "TH © SOL08 THis A 20h HOPS—BVERY SATURDAY Gentiomon, 50 cents, ladies jail. PASTOR'S, PINAFORE PINAFOUE PRICES! re POPULATE Libre SON'a Pace 711 and S43 Brondway. PEDEATRIENNE COURSE. ) Afternoow and Evoning by the OF 13TH GKAMMAK SOHOOL mile now walked by MM Lt 11h FANNY KDWARDS has now walked 17 days, dels’ Guild.” at wt # eeluck, with Qaetorns GARDENS FREE TOV ALL Ww ar i ms Bowery, fie TWO-MEADED CHILD, oF ive Le ts} Attra) _Open from 10 A, BERLE d 1EO. VAN DENHO UNION LEaAG SIX SATE Trapudy wird ¢ 0 bivkwla, RAND COMMINATION co: a Vers THE vy. Artists that OF “OUR Ly: vening, Farm] oun tive ng Mr Ford Duleken. Mr Theo. Tuods, Mise Henriotta Beoby and Mrs it No reserved sonts. 104, 108 alway. The largest hail, altondance and the mom beau ening except Bund GHES & HUKD, Proprictora, FF CRED 4 “THEA LNN | Saino ‘and hanior of Diek oe 25 Union square GBM THEATRE. D. ENDO. isos at og so before? pert recisely at 8 o'clock. Carriages ney be 9 ordered ‘at night for 11 0’ velock. ERPORMANCE OP Lie eg SUCCESS, NDORFF. THIS EVENING, DER REGISTRATOR “AUF ‘REISER, Be Pomedy. ox ofl ‘open from 8 to 4 o'clock daily. Last TWO NIGHTS AND LAST MATINEE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) in three acts, by L’ ehheg og and Moser. +++eMr. D. H. HARKINS ‘ata TRA SR aud H, M. 3. PINAFORE. -PINAFORE.. MONDAY EVEN , MARCH 10, WITH a bs CAST AND PINAFORS. AND APPROPRIATE SCBNERY, THRO’ THE DARK, by Ana OF MUSIC. SIXTH NIGHLOP THE het rchs tte HIS (FRI mary Pe AF MA! STEELE MACKAYB Tamino, Signor Fraps Olli; Pigeeen| eicece Del Puente; Barastro, Signer Full; mini Armati, Signor, Bigardi, Sighor Franceschi; Sacerdose, Signor Pyatt; Due Uo- Monos- tatos, M. ery: I Due Oratori, Signor Grazai, Signor Bollti i Tre Gent) Mo. Robiati, Hille, Martini, Mine, 1a. biache; Le Tre Damigelle dette’ R Tie, Lido, Mlle. Parodi: Mile. Pisanl, Mi ine, ime, Maris ‘ster. Director of the Muste and Conductor, Si nee to-morrow (SATURDAY), ge Don Jose, Signor Campanini; Escamillo, Del Puente; Michaela, Mme. Sinico; and ees Mile. ddisnie Beat Ma’ NEE PRICES ersons, Pay location; parque fumily cirele reserved, served, 50 cent: win i, Tucedey. March 11, Nozze di ‘mi e. Mario Rose; Wed: nor Camp: Minnie March 12, 1 Purltal; Friday: March 14, production of Buy Milo. ‘The Academy box office open daily from 9 to 4. Mercedes, Mme. it Grai jarch 8, at 2 o'clock, CAR- Signor and $10, scant reery $2; xeneral Bamlasion, at : Fen 10, Lovengriu--Mime. Btelke Gerster and Figare— nesday, SaDEny. OF. MUSICO—HER MAJESTY’'S OPERA Theatre Ticket office, 111 Broad’ ~—Front boxes and choice seats for every way. TONY PASTOR'S. HEBER E B—U—R—L—E—8—Q-U-E CANAL BOAT OBS OSosasoScsuy Gus Williams, Kelly and Ryan, Manchester and Jentiings ‘and Fields, bee et jarie Whirtisigham ia John Morris, Allston and Warner, Tony Pastor stars, r Newman, Wood and B: Se Feancuso ¥ MINSTRELS, UCCESS. | proudway aud OPERA HOUSE, 2uth Bt ‘The regular Minstrel entertainment and the Burien que, MUD—SCOW oar MUD. OW HIS— it ‘iginul Music and now 3 with the originy aie ond now Xe ANCISCO by the v3 rHErt Cousins AND TH: THEIR SISTERS Reappearance of Edwiu French, bey vane Banjoist ry Seuts svcured vix ss Prayer RCADEACY OF x ADOLPH NECENDORFF. FIFTH PUBLIC REHEARSAL. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 7, AT 2 Si EW. RK. USI eS Phinry, SEVENTH Si SEASON. O'CLOCK. Goueral ¢dmission, 75e. ; Reserved Goat, 250. extra, 80) MR. RICHARD HOFFMAN onorary Member). SYMPHONY tn C. SATURDAY EVE G, Admission, $1; ved Seats, 5Uc, ox vy wancit 8, ar 8 O'CLOCK. Yale of reserved sonts aud tickets ‘will'e commence this morning at the Academ TEMPLE. is, Yours old. 9 Mek pany At Wine shecnets of the most fashionable lediv the metropolis attending the WEEK thes UNPARALLELED RceESE: cis M pounds, hese: Auiiated dolls, ‘The: movt delightful outorealnment In the city. Levees daily from 2 to 4:8) and from 7 Admission, 25¢. To secommodate Visitors & *peclal leveo will be hel from 10 to 12 M. EMALE PEDESTRIAN FIGURE, 6 DIFFERENT DESIGNS, ALKING 3SHEET BILLS, $20 P is woP. large number of to-morrow moruing cuts. METHUFOLITAN OM, 26° ANN 3 SENT ©. U. D., ANY PART OF THK ‘Ubunrey. 1p—o—N—¥ ——-—_ “MATINEE TODAY: 858). Tho oaly Sees clase family resort, Concerts of the Red ere bares 6TH AV. AND g0T Me oMis MON, 25 ‘Qucuixouan PALACE, —P—A—8—T—0— 8 8T, GRAND Pirdiamer ¢ SONCEIe AND SOCIETY RY NIG MMENCANG AT ¥ O'CLOCK, ADMISSION, 26 CENTS. it of Oth av. The American, Sabttion “Eltotoe ub ightly. 4 opera boutfy music. The must 5 ort in the wi od & branch oft of our patrut our mon worl y his uaparalloled oGur le rder Feetory a exten till 10 PM wo hil orders. until further nytice. To sours Ib, howe $145 and ap: Pay only ‘after tosting at your own hougo, Latest circular free. F. BEATTY, Washingtow, N. J t id Piano: nin pi KNABE & OO., 112 Sth w “( T HAZLETON Bios. ale and ch ordei ‘our own mak 6 Univer assortment of ly low. Me; factories, 2d EWooD 8 SEVEN OCTA\ ANO AND er. work. Address DANIEL ey, AND GRAND ron r. vove 1uth st, ANUFAOTURERS. 4 AND ay, STOOL, VE P. Pianos to rent. GOLDSMITH" 3 26 Bloocker st, in every ri th uy. and | GREAT SACKIFI U; ny 6th st. ‘an ‘olegant rosewood made to order, cost », for ol shipping. Call ae PRIVATE } FAMILY viet, on BLEGANT 8 75s vetave, fou “WELL KNOWN PIA it SALI tintly for marketable merchandise. ld oifice. {8.—OVERSTRENG, ‘ 0; 12 stop, ree. ote liadesté, te: per pase, GORDON 1s East 14th ot. M AGNIFIC $75: Steinway and a . 187 Bloweker at. ks Oe ViOLIN—EXC ELLENT TO ‘iow, to exehange for Car box 22 He eo. Ubnigur akp 8Qu. and $10 monthly payment Union syuaro, 4th av., nome 14th at eee ee $100; NY DOUBLE ROUND 7 OG#AV ight only $120, B.—CHICKERING ROSEWOOD Piano, cost 8600, tur $135, 10d ad av, BRILLIANT . TONED STRINWAY PIANO AT Pianoforte, round, core Like private STEIN. round, residunce 72 WOULD BX Address NEW cht Pidnos, Sieinw & UN, ‘PIANO: GOR PIASORONE ene &c, 875 AND 16 do., 8 { warranted six years; monthly payments PLENDID ORGANS. ‘nos, ew ece 7 vetave all rosewood | ewan a. $1 recolved tor vp Music, le. E WATERS 2 sous 40 East 14th at, SALES AT AUCTION, “UCTION SALE oF aaonifice st Hed 120 WEST THIS Day WRIDAY). op rtORE Ori AV., “3D 6 COMMENCING Mi 10 ACLOCK 2 7 octave Pianotortes, Stet Seuperd Parlor Suite, iu satin. # oces rare and costly Bronie 30 rar ae marble Statuettes. 2 Sevres and Ormolu Mantel 8 Pier and Mant 15 Window Lace Curtai 30 choice Painting seh ‘ontinens artists, 25 velvet and Brine ree ‘end Chairs 500 volumes of eibice Books. $ tolid walnut Extension ‘autly carved Ballots, 24 Dial ‘olnin ovorod in Jeather, ry ling and Plated Ware. et ime ity estd dietna wearble top Tebles and Si 12 1 hncgntocont Bedroom Suits, gilt and plain. 20 white and black curled hair # French Pillows aud Rolain, do. NN. B.—Goods packed - ship) ee <xaaee & 00... . LL SELL THis FRIDAY) jattresses, VEEN STH AND 6TH BE’ PROPERTY OF a raw silk, Quoen Anne and Pi Lounges, ‘Arm Ghairm evo: bee ‘ard Table, Pilate Mir CARPETS, SUITS I SATIN, RAW sine’ RBY, 'D HAIRCLOTH. Library Suit, Sofas, retuiro Bookeuses, Lib in; of Ext oe sable, lay fe curved Side Tat airs; full BEDNOOM FURNITL tulaid gilt Bedstends, Dressin, stands, Lounges, 31 hair and sprit: nivres, Pillows, Bolsters, Blamkets, N B.—Goods' packed and shipped. THIS: Agree act 1 Wat OLD PARLOR SETS, CHAMBER, ROOM SUITS, O1L PAINTINGS, BR SETS. Parlors contain 3 lake and La Grectons arblus, Pior and Mai ire of imported isroi Bois de rose Cabinet Pedostnis velvot aud English Carpet Chambers—12 sets of sulid me “bint Tables. Bookeu: ks, silver Sets, Glassware. Kitchen Room Suit iv foreign wuod (»xou uife@ aun ‘reuch betes Di JRE—Eastlako, Quoen Anno styles; Cases, Bureaus, Mattrossos, Chitfon- fed Linun, &. ‘open 8 A. M, 1vth st. LIBRAR’ ie i Musical Box aa in car oF stage to No 72 We UCTION BALK PEREMPTORY THIN DAY. COMMENCING BUCTUS SMITH, Auctionger. UCTIONEERS, MORNING, Ly LOC! AT PRIVATE HESIDENUE "Noe 72. WEST 19TH ST., AGENTLENAN GOING "ABROAD, PIANOFORTES, ry Ay ne CHICKEK, DUET ‘ANT ae PAINTINGS. PIECE~ BRON: “PARLOR AND DRAWING wooM sti, fe {tu NG. rin Chairs in plush: Library See- okeuses, Library Tables, Writing Desk, ue), consist ler Bul er Sorvice. fiat NEAR OTH WRSIVE CABINET FURNITURE. EMBRACING KARE WoRRS OF AIT AND HOUSE. ADOKNMENTS, TWO BLRGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTES, AND DININ ES, MARBLE raw'silky! Enat- merquetey. Tabs tne Oil Paintings, 14 Clocks, Froneh make: interes, lace Curtains, Chairs, Lounzes, dc. ut Bodsteads, Cason, Buroans, Washatunds, Wardrobes. apriny und helt Pillows, ingrain ‘and Brussels Curpots, Exten- handsome Buffet, cost $200; Chairs, Bets, chine Dinner A —PETER BOWS. AUCTIONEER, tele this day, 1 17 o'elock, at the auction rooms, corner Sth #t. and Universit: Der Suits, 5 Diack wainut Corni nd TUNIS JOHN! . ‘Old stand, 37S 37 Nassau TO-MORROW WATURDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK, at 37 Nassau st., LARGE SALE OF HOUSBHOLD PURNITURE, brary Furniture, oa SEWOOD’ PLA Also several superb Pior and Mantel Mirrors. Basement and ‘SO FINE ROS! ft Bods, Oil Paintings, jarpote, Matting, Kitchen NO, ‘ANIHS 4O KIVU ‘SAILISOa WIVS ALBERT KRAEMER, Auctionoory, Goods packed, shipped cc romuvea tt ‘required. lace, rosewood Chamber Buits, elegans rovewood Reapers, ‘upright Piano, Parlor Organ, Parlor Suits, Eastlake Cham- ‘y Bookcases, pier and mantel Mirrors, Lambrequins, Dressing Cases gaeeens ‘> vel- ‘Utensi oN N, AUCTIONEER SSIGNEE’S SALE. —LEO HERTZBERG, AUCTION. o'clock, @90 8th av. near 45th 6. 3 ‘a jao Fixtures of Morchant Tailo Tailoris ry eer, solls to-day, Stock of Cloths, Establishment. Cat Assign “\ —A BOOK SALE. A logues at sale, BARKER & 00., 47 47 and 49 Liberty at. of London and Amori and on Mond t Picture Exhibition of the season. will continue their trated Works this d open our most impo 1 o'clock, “GEO. W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER. A Sate to-day at 12 o'el GREENWALD, o'clock, 31 Hamilton Ket, Butcher's Shop, leo Ho &e. ic at 55 Liberty wt Furniture, Parlor Organ, Parlor Suits, Carpets fine birds- ple Chamber Suit,'Loungos, Majolica Ware, &e. AUCTIONEER — SELLS, tween Catharine and Mar- , Blocks, Benchos, Racks, Household juts. BSset WEL THIS DAY (Fi at 83 Chambers and ware and Cutlery, Frenchy Tinue Edged Tool ‘amolled Saucepans, Fou dozen galvanized Pulloyes 300 by wat ), March cade sty., about AUGTIONERRS. ut 10% o'clock, b00 lots Hard- nd Enameled Ware, asorted wines. Alsg aged % DWARD SCHENCK & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, Continuation of Doremptory sale of munesn? acer ‘T FURNITURE, wary variety fg caparenersht at No. 10 THIS DAY, URNITURE SALE. RICHARD V. HARNETT, Auction Jane, at 2 pletock, ine ae auction. FRIDAY, March 7, CTIONEE! ‘sulosroom 56 Broadway, will soll this day and 173 Chat! square, count of whom it ma: 200 Jute top and @ late fire. G A. LEAVITT & ; HOUSEHO! residence, 4 WES’ prising. ROSEWOOD, MAHOG EANY AND Jock, at 31 Went Sth st. hea Dining iy be and Bedroom Suits, “Kitchen Furniture, Chinaware, Moquet, B Goncern. Matti D Bolsters, Spring Bods, de. loek. low Honston st., ‘riday), March 7, at 11 o'clock, a¢ 171 0., AUCTIONEERS. LD Ft FURNITURE, 18 (FRIDAY) MORNING. at 11 o'el eae iT 14TH BT. BLACK WALNUT M Swacs, BY PARLOR, DINING ROOM AND BEDROO! THE BEST MANU FACTURI SUPERB MANTEL AND PIER MIRRORS. + ETAGERES, ._ BUDE CABINET, BUFF! CARPETS. ‘A. Re NDR ee INET, Bi ‘ET, ARM CHAIRS, ‘oniNn, ae, de.5 OIL PAINTINGS, WINDOW SHADES. the entire contents alibout reserve. LEAVITT ATTRESSES, & CO., AUCTIONEERS, FRIDAY, ‘erNOUN, MARCH 7. at Clinton Hall, at 3 o'clock, Engravings, Btchings, he, he. ngravings, Drawings, Etebii is some very desirable THE PAULMIER COLLECTION. OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS, CHINAS, BRONZES, LIBRARY, RUG, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, &0., &0, Fixtures of Grocery aad Candy Stor BY On WOON ET Wee eaee at 12 o’eloek noon, d ron Exch Moneityy Ww UNDER Pri DInwCTON OF WILLIS 8. PALNB, B&Q, she. collection of the 9g Paul yc EK & OO., PMAROH WA BALE OF THE HOND STRRET SAY MH TNOS BANK PROFEMTY. . E. H. LUDLOW & CO, will ‘WAT soll at auction on Wednes- és March 19, 1870, 08 13 o'clock, at the Exchange Sales- RY HERTZBERG, AUCT! a SELLS 10 o'clock, 216 Enst 6th «t., near Bowery, large Stuek and iw lots. ik, on the north. mown ae the pep enter RECEIVER, Propert; pony Bond, und i ings Bank. Maps and fall the stare oftice of Maser, BALA @t public sale, S| Bas eg xehange Sulesrooms, eiry.—J AMES Ai room 04 Bowery A silver Wai . Sliverwar ‘aney Goods, Wateh us gold & Guns, Pistols, ware. de, Xe. aE, wc MeGRATIE & €O, rand id and lee or Fa rnitare ts. ke, Sale vositive, “of cortain Plors and Bulkhen w be held by order of the st. corner Mul in i ie Bro AWN BROK ERS ALE aW ATOHE AND ¥€e 700 . will sell at abt iy ‘order of D. Al AWNBROKER'S SAL i waTcias AND JEWELR Auctioneers, berry, HERMAN, AUCTIONEER—WINES, LIQUORS, a0. THIs BAY {epiday), March 7, ae ia adlock, ne Bowery, Liqnots, © sa and o large and 45 onal Kam ‘Drossing Bu- ruseels t the private SALES AT AUCTION. NGES AT AUGTTK BURDETT & DENNIS, will sell THIS DAY, (Friday), 4A. Merritt, Collector of Port. e 14 Stone gi, 12 efslock at United Staion Warehouse: ety i Piancicen ei 'S SALE THIS DAY.—JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell, at salesroom 9+ cone Se Beossen, Shawle, Seraaay Ete neta Coats Paste: Spe loone and Coats’ By order of F. Morris, 185 Varick st. FOR SALE. Ae ee reat a ea Good for factory. Naseer wo A BOARDING HOUSE FOw SALE x OYEAR_nBRAT: raul uor Stores, 5 hee MincHELL: 10 Codur st A FOR SALE. BAKERIES, LUNCH BAKERIES, +Contectionsrios, aso to lot ahd exchenge, MITCHELL: %o Ce ‘79 Cedar st. 8. 40 ROOMS; pply M. B. COOK, FOR SALE—IN JERSEY rel ooyeennd and fit G00 cas ‘or bari Sereoy City Pot office. fice Kent 't very low. re SALE—A FANCY Pond VARIETY AND ey tionery Htore doing an excellent business. Address W. C., box 313, Poughkeepule, N. Y. OR SALE—FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL OF boarding house filled with boarders; no agents. 14 Abingdon square. ‘OR SALB—A FIRST OLASS OYSTER AND DINING oom, im excellent ruuning order, doing » iucrative gestae Inquire or ‘address BARGAIN, 345 Pulton st, lyn. DOWNTOWN BOARDING 5 Oma present; price $800, Aj YY. ned t, md per da: ‘OR SALE—HANDSOME, SOLID BLACK WALNUT Store Fixtures, Pd sliding doors; also a black walnut Counter, Mirrors, Gas Fixtures, &c.' Apply 1,165 Broad- way. OR Ae os aa STOKE DOING A GOOD BUSI- "ness, 207 7 JOR Son age WEARS Liquor, Store (10 yeara): garden 64 doep by 18 wi stan Nowehen, three years"loase. Apply S83 5th av. No agen ILE, NEW YORK HERALDS, 1847 TO DATE, ODD numbers und other ry Shake: speare bought and bound i gee wel Sone in pruportion. E. WAL URS BONS, 14 Dey ee ROCERY STORE FOR SALE ON 8TH AV. quire of J. H. SEYMOUR, 158 Chambers LD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY, CIGAR AND ‘owspaper Store; will be sold cheap. ail any evening from 7 to 8 o'elock, ‘340 2 SAFES—RUTLELDS Tavis HE BEST, AT LOWEST prices. . H, BUTLER, Sor Broadway. ODA WATER APPARATUS POR BOTTLERS, DRUG- gists, &e.: Generators, Fountains and marble ‘Counter Apparni cond band, in good order and for sale very cheap. Apply to 4OHN’ GR. RAY, No, 331 Eawt 26th st. HE FINEST FITTED one ed ED IN- si., evenings, MACHINERY. AS NY ONE WAVING X GORDON PRESS FOR ahe may hoar of a purchaser by addressing box 1,472 Poss Ottice. OILER AND ENGINE—EIGHT BOR ald I acral tuust sell at oF tion to’ sing in chureb. Post office, N, ¥. city. DA NTLEMAN, EXPERIENCED, PIANO: ORGAN non; His realdence $8 quarter: bust refer. snees. MUSICAL, box 164 Horald Uptown office. |OLLEGE OF iusiC AND LANGUAGES, LEXING- ton av., cornor 78th st.—Attention called to vocal de- partinont, under most eminent Itallan professors; liberal arrangements with good vole Pisarone ‘AND oT “VOCAL MUSIC TAUGHT at sight, first leseon; Lessons by Professor MILLAR, this afternoon at 4 o'clock and 8 evening, at 80 Soeh all desiring Instruction. Admission25 oncos, Rev. H. A. Talbot and othera, who bar Classes sing first lesson. DANCING ACADEMIES, utes vopwortis SCHOOL for Dancing and Deportment, No. v1 5th avenue, now open. For teriuy, &c., wand for circular, A =MABGREGOR'S ACADEMY, OF DANCING, 11 East fourteenth street, ar Fitth avenue Private instructions dally; all fashionable dances, A GARTERS Dd DANCING ACADEMIES: 2 UNION sequarg (4th av. aide); Brook’ i Fulton st; aocivty and glide waltses y pelgnee lessons any AT TRENOR'S ACADEMY, BROADWAY AND 22D st-—Paronty and intending. ug Dupe ‘Aro wolcome visitors; fessons every day and riday evouing solrous. ERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, SSTH ST.. SD ‘av. (Bank Building).-Half quarters for spring term; private lovsons any hour; latest society waltzes, Reception ays. re URE SEASON. OOPER UNION FREE SATURDAY NIGHT LEC. ‘tures for the Poople, in the great hall, at 8 o'clock. Saturduy, March 8) the lecture, will bo delivered by Pro- fossor ROBERY SPICE, of Brooklyn, N. ¥. Subject, Myocnas" (titustraved) Tickets car be bad. ‘eratie at the office of the Cooper Union and at D. Van Nostrand’s book store, 23 Murray at. ABKAM 8, HEWITT, Sucrotary. D* JOHN LOR aT choke HALL. SATURDAY, AT 4, KDE MAINTENON.” ated Ta “MRCHANICAL INVENTIONS AND THE PROGRESS in the AaEBOR bore ben CHURCH, chs Adiulasion free, _ Adiuission free. -INSTRUOTION, Yi yb jose orate te instrue- tion in bookkeeping, com for eweular. CG. pers keeping. — Coxiraxr DEMAND beget the ger TEACHERS, particularly lady. Euglts , oloments Latin, for hoo! ; Kladergart ‘oe anedtiowss gentleman 1; two teachors commer. econ aticn, *SCHERMERHOWN, SO East 14th, Dees tes PARTIES, APPRECIATING HAND- Jrowoly furalshed Wome, eau apply at 43 tial and thorou; sy » author LECTIO MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF iN ew Yi x ry ig ya ela: be aon iu st, Friday veut T 8. NEWTON, M.D.. Prosl- SLs ‘£ PROMPTLY PRO- vided with teacher: kn and character. Sa rare H. (BMALHORN, 99 Bast 30 Bast ‘Maths vet CONVERSATIONAL LESSONS BY F BY. FARE. inn lady diplomee; terms moderate. Mile. VEREL, 1,207 Broadway, room ¥, first floor. Tas INSTITUTE, TARBSTOWN. ie Y. “ogg? the best udvai snags fe RMAGNAC & E, yor eee SCHOO! .—PARENTS wond for cir- * etka Nba “LARGE “BECOS AND FI in r tuck order. Address, stating lowest ‘cosh price, box WAXTED—A GOUD SECOND HAND INVALID, RE- yt yeliming rolling Chair.” m., ‘., Brooklyn, WATCHES, JEWELRY, a. BROADWAY, ABOVE” 33D~ST—MONEY vonal pick os Gold, evar, boughs; made, Love “A PAIR GEMS—3 CARATS (LOOSE), 6245, MILLS La | COLEMAN 180 Grand ot. Baneas, IN ; DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY and Silverware, GEO. ©.’ ALLEX, 1,190 Broadway, near 2ith ot ME ae JEWELRY AND ail yy Monks. DiAROeEs Silverware bot GRO. 6. ELLEN, 1 iw Brow r «| Soup (SILVERWARE 1 IN RICH BOXES—8U ITABLE tor ree f'n at half the ueual prices. MILLS & COLEMA: 7 O()7 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE UILSRY HOLS L207 ete Detvnie 0 lamonds, Watches, Jewelry, A6., boaght aud sold. LINDO BRO} $200, OOO error tt Ready sie Wo 8,000. MATTHEWS, 907 Bi ‘STORAGE, | Rees UNRIVALED BrORAGE shiy: Warchouses for Carri ges, Banat Ting, boat i iy ov shine oke ott th CLASS eATORAGH WARE Monnuuus em houses, . for farnisure, ss | Rete HAEGER WAR, HOUSE, @TH A to Sith ot; Casa y ‘B4th at. —stor Se anierny . ia 18 Pili HOURS AF FE OLD veo, 377 Oth ay. door north of 23d st ; rubber, and plati youll the'times, | Upon renin SETS OF TERTH:; OPEN AVENUE DENTAL Assu- ‘Avi gol Om. AND SEE ova BIG! EAUTIFUL “ARTIFICIAL TEETH ted perfectly Avtin Mud ch "aves ented! Da MEADE av, estad- ~ REMOVALS. DRL T-FORDAN WAR XO! julted at OL Raat 10th wt, ws 01 Cu ri RP. ry “JORDAN, PI PRINCIPAL OF Pg} YORK Museam of Anatomy, has removed from & oan place to Ji Oth av., whore he may be consulted as THE COURTS. Wrangling Over the Estate of an Alleged Lunatic A DRUNKEN HUSBAND. The Police Commissioners in Wholesome Fear of an Indictment Mrs, Diana Bannister, a childless widow, was in April last adjudged a lunatic, A motion to set aside the lunacy proceedings resulted in the appointment of & second com: to investigate the question ot her alleged lunacy. This second hearing ter- minated in aconfirmation of the previous finding, which was followed by the appointment by Judge Daniels of Samuel Goodwin as custodian of Mrs, Bannister’s person and estate, which was valued at $15,000, and her commitment to the Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum. She remained ini the institution thirteon weeks and was then given in charge of her sisters, Mrs, Jane Giles and Mrs. Ann Elizubeth Ely, who live at No. 71 Huron street, Greenpoint, L. I., the arrangement being that they should be paid $10 a week for her board and care. In these lunacy proceedings Mr. Everett P. Wheeler appeared for Mrs, Bannister and Mr. George W. Wilson for her sisters. Mesurs. Hillier & Hodges were appointed referees to pass on Mr. Goodwin's accounts, It would look to the ordinary mind as though ,the above proceedin; would terminate the case in the pent except the adjustment of the committee's accounts. It was not so, however. Motions and counter motions followed other in rapid succession. Sitting after sittimg ensued before the referee. As natural, then came the footing up of the bills, beginning with the expenses of the lunacy Proceedings and wind- ing up with the lawyers’ fees. The inroads on the estate altogether being something formidable. These various proceedings in court were continuous un- til there came the culminating motion for the re- moval of Mr. Goodwin as the committee. A slight turning of the tables followed. Mr. Wilson now ap- as counsel for Mrs. Bannister, Messrs, Am- rose H. Purdy and Robert J. Pollock tor the sisters, and Mr. Henry, Cooper for Mr. Goodwin. This mo- tion came up for argument yest pefore Judge Lawrence, in Le me Court, Chambers, Volumi- nous counter affidavits were made and the counsel talked with afreedom and acerbity unusual even in courts of justice. Mr. Purdy, for the motion, in- sisted that the bond of Mr. Goodwin was null and void through lack of proper attestation. He even went so tars as to hint at forgery in the document, “The gentlemen may any bond they sar interrupted Mr. wilson,“ “and we will accept “It. is. well enough to say that now, w! this motion is under argument,” retorted Mr. dy, “but I imagine you wili sing a ditferunt song should we present a new bond. The fact is, this man Good- win if a rupt, and that should end the bond question.”” Mr. Purdy then went on to say that as things looked now there would not be a dollar of this estute left soon, and he charged Mr. Goodwin with allow- ing exorbitant tees to counsel and payment of other Veagannt “It's the very who make this motion,” insisted Mr. Wilson, “‘who are spending the money.” “All we ask,” said Mr. Cooper, ‘tis for the Court to wait the report of the referees appoiuted to pass on Mr. Godwin's accounts, and if they find that he has poems a dollar improperly we have nothing more Goodwin has made some mistakes, but they are the resuit of ignorance.” “There has been some stealing soniewhere,”’ re- torted Mr. Purdy, “and I think it time for the Court to interfere.” “The gentleman is right,” sadd Mr. Wilson, ‘about pera ¥ He gent a spy to my otlice, who stole sumo my papers, and not eee with that stole a Giniaoud ring from my drawer.”’ After some further argument and interchange of other professional courtesies between the counsel Mr. Wilson read an aflidayit of Mrs. Bannister, stating that she was kept inacold room at her sis- ter’s one, in Greenpoint; that she was allowed no fire; that she was kept on starvation diet, and wind- ing up with # recital’ot her rescue m the house by Mr. Goodwin a few days since, as already fully published in the Hxranp. “You proved this woinan to be insane once, didn’t you?” asked Mr. Purdy, addressing Mr. Wilson. “Yes,” answered Mr. Wilson, “and I am now going to prove her sane. Her reason was only slumbering temporarily, but she has now woke up to the at- tempt to wrest her estate from her by her sisters, and she swears that neither of them shall ever re- ceive a cent.” ‘Lhe only course the other ‘side seoms to have,’ said Mr, Purdy, “is to abuse everybody; but that’ no argument.” The eps lasted some two hours, at the end of which Judge Lawrence took the papers, reserving his decision. . THE CIVIL DAMAGES ACT SUIT. ‘There was resumed yesterday, before Judge Dan- iels, holding Supreme Court, Circuit, the trial of the suit brought under the Civil Damages act by Mrs, Hannah L, Soully against Daniel Buckley, proprietor of the liquor saloon, No. 404 East Eleventh street, tor $2,500 damages for selling liquor to her husband from January 1 to July 1, 1877, resulting, as alleged, in his constant inebriety, aud thus preventing his contributing anything for the support of himself and family. In the court room there was a large representation of liquor dealers, attracted there by a natural feeling of interest in the final result as likely to affect their sales of liquor in future to men of fam- ilies. Ex-Judge Culver represented the plaintiff as counsel for the Society for the ‘Prevention of Crime, and ex-Judge Dittenhoefer the defendant. “For how long 8, period has your husband failed to contribute anytuing for your support?” was among the questions asked Mrs. Scully vy vudge Ditten- — it yeurs,’” answered the witness. ‘mee long has he been in the habit of drinking?’ “Fitteen years.” Mr. Buckley swore that during the time men- tioned in the complaint he did not seil any liquor to the plaiutif’s husband, and, what was more, gave orders to his bartenders not to do vo. The latter statement was corroborated by the bartenders. Another witness swore that he helped Mr, Scully while drunk to his roome in 1862 Some rather amusing features presented themselves in the course of the summing up. Judge Dittenhoefer, in i course of his remarks, quoted what Judge Van Brant, in a similar euit recently brought betore him, said of the act of 1873 authorizing these suits, pro- mouncing the man who drew the act an ass and the men who passed it fools. In this connection be said that he had no respect for men who in the Legislature clamor for such j&ws, and no sooner are their apeeches ended go to the nearest bar and take adrink. Ex-Judge Calves, in his reply, said that they did not make raids on all liquor deal- ers, but simply ere to enforce the law. His learned friond, he said, had callod the piaintitf’s husband # “chronic boom “A chronic bum," explained Judge Dittenhoeter, “What is a ‘chronic bum?" asked Judge Culver. “You are #0 Much more familiar with these matters I ask you to explain your expiauation,” “You have seen 4 chronic bum on the stand,” said a Dittonhoeter, ell, if Mr. scully is a chronic bum,” retorted Judge Culver, ‘it is your liquor that made bim #0.” Judge Daniels gave a v clear and succinct charge, explaining the purport and een) of the act under which the suit was brought, aud leaving it with the jury, in view of all the evidence sub- mitted, to give such @ verdict as they thought the justice of the case demanded, The jury, at six P. M., baving bea gh out three hours and not eevas. were instructed to bring in « sealed verdict this morning. A STORY AND ITs OWN MORAL. The trial of Elen McDonough on the charge of re- ceiving stolen goods, having, an alleged, been cognizant of the fact that her thirteen-yoar- old daughter Mary, employed ss a cash girl in the establishment of Kk. H. Macy, cor- ner of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street, had on several occasions stolen quantities of floss silk and machine twist, was resumed yesterday before Judge Gildersleeve, in the Court of General Sessions, Much interest was manifested in tho investigation and the court room was crowded, Assistant District Attor- ney, Bell recalled Miss Loye, one of the floof walkers Macy’s, who identified the stolen Property: 0, Mott, who defended the mother, summed up vigorously iv her behal ing that under no circumstances should his client be convicted. After Judge Gilders.coye’s charge the jury retired and in twenty miinutes returned a ict Cot not guilty, the announcement of which pharma applause w lich the Court instantly sup- eet little girl Mary was then taken to tue aii admitted her guilt, Judge Gildersleeve ad- ministered some wholesome advice’ to the mother and intimated that Mary would be sent for a time to some institution where she would be well cared for. At this aunouncement Mrs. McDonough sobbed bitterly, the child also weeping profusely at the Bie" tof the separation. She was thken to the Oity and her case will be disposed of to-day, FEARS OF INDICTMENT. The counsel for the Police Commissioners, Mr. 0. ¥. McLean, askod Judge Lawrence yesterday to amend his recent order directing the Commissioners of Police to pay $4,300 arrears of sajary to Sergeant Miller, He asks that the rae “or any funds ap- t is rather a puzzle. I guess I won't attempt McLean, as he walked away with hia AFTER INFORMERS' FEES. An examination before United States Commis- sioner Lyman yesterday developed a singular suit in regard to the fees of informers, In s number of cases of the United States against Philip Schuloff & Co., brought for alleged violation of the customs Jaws, a compromise was recently made by the pay- ment of $10,000, Henry Boas, John Flynn and Robert Leivy, all of whom are said to be merchants part, one-half, They brought it Se in the United “states District Court ad Jui ordered @ reference to Commissioner jaay ce aa certain who, if any one, was entitled to any con- sideration under the “Moiety law.’ In es reference Wie Sty y Mr. Boas was represented by Mr. Ledyard, ir. Flynn by Mr. Budlong and Mr. ‘agus by Gen- éral B. B, Foster. The triangular + attracted many persons to the poate SOMMARY “OF LA LAW CASES, Discharges in bankruptcy were granted yesterday by Judge Choate in the United States District Court to A. Klein & Co., J, L. Ferguson and Alexander Brandon, In the matter of thre suits of the United States against C. E. Lee and one against M. Halloran orders of discontinuance were granted yesterday by Judge Choate, in the United States District Court. The examination of James Morris, charged with forging the signature to a Post Office money order, before United States Commissioner Shields, was brought to a summatfy conclusion yesterday when it was announced that the case had already been brought before the United States Grand Jury and s bill of indictment ordered. The accused ther waived and a motion to reduce the amount of A decree of divorce was granted yesterday by Judge Donohue in favor of Mrs. Redalin x M. it Sherman Pin her suit against her husband, Charles Sherman. The decree was granted on the report of Mr. Benjamin F. Bussell, the referoe, In the breach of 7 mise suit brought by Christine Heinrich against Herman Goldstein, tried before Judge Barrettin the Supreme Court, Circuit, a verdict was ren yesterday for the plaintiff for $2,500. Amotion was made for # new trial, which will be heard at a future day. Tn the 5} Term of the, Marine Court yesterday, before Judge McAdam, the Commissioners of Publio Charities and Correction obtained a judgment for $79 against Susie Waystaff, of No. 301 Water street, $50 or this sum Sain a fine for selling liquors with- out a license and the nce costs. ‘fhe complaint in the cage of Walter 8. Hill against Edward Ritter Mollenhauer and Charles Barnaru was poatercay filed in the Supreme Court. It ex the ase to plaintiff of the opera ‘ Breakers” by the defendants for three years, and that, in derogation of his rights, the detendauts produced the play in this pee = wap sediaen tty gee or Bel Sgcrg sired les Strauss appears for the and jae nau F, Ruesell tor the defendants, ? pier Herman Hirsch, who described himself as a com mission merchant, formerly doing business in this oe pleaded be uilty yesterday in the Court ot Gen- eral Sessions to the ‘charge of uttering to Mr. Siegel Bernhurd, of No, 201 Church street, on the 18th of September last, a forged ten ad note tor $345 pi porting to have been coe A& BR. ‘ttingor, jo. 263 Bowery. Mr. Or! Stewart, who peared for the accused, called the attention ,of the Court to bis previous excellent character, he at one time occupying au honorable position. Judge Cow- ing sent him to the Penitentiary for one year. ohn Reynolds, charged with shooting Officer Leacock, of the Fifteenth precinct, in the fleshy art of the right arm, was arrested early im December last. On the 10th of that month he was admitted to bail in $1,500, but failing to appear for trial his bail was forfeited. He was rearrested ‘and bailed in a similar amount. When called yesterdsy to the bar of the General Sessions Court he failed to put in an appearance aud his bail was forteited for the second time, Louis Balmero, alleged to be im; in the late murder of John Scheutzer in Harlem, was yesterday again brought before Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, on a writ of habeas corpus sued out by Mr. William F, Kintzing, his counsel. Assist- ant District Attorney Leary stuted that the inquest in the case was still progressing before Coroner Ellinger, and he therefore asked # dismissal of the writ until the close of the ag repress Mr. Kin consented to this, and the prisoner was accordi: gly. David White, aged six years, son of Edward White, ‘was, on the 23d of last May, run mB over by a car of the Dry Dock, East Broadway and Buttery Railway Com- pany, sustaining injuries from which he the Mr. White brought suit againi prehin tor $5, ,000 damages. The suit came to Aun before Supreme Court, Circuit, the defence bei ‘ing Cpecetyr acid negligence. The trial was not concluded at the adjournment of the Court. General Martin P. McMahon appears for the plaintiff? and Mr. John M. Scribuer for the defendant. A painter, named Jucob Meyers, of No. 305 West ‘Twenty-titth street, accused Frank Watson of steal- ing from him a diamond ring. Subsequent investi- gation disclosed the fact heared esl ring, which was valued at $300, to John Scannell, and had been stolen trom his ‘resldonce, No, 78 ton avenue, where Meyers had been employed. The charge against Watson was dismissed, and the Grand Jury found an indictment against Meyers, who, when arraigned by Assistant District Attorne; page ier ee terday, in the Court of General Sessions, pleaded quilts: Judge Cowing sent him to the State Prison tor two years. H. Shufelt & Co. sold In December, 1877, ten barrels of liquor, ued at $600, to Herman A few days after Mathews, apayene in Baty days, the sale thews made anu assignment, appointing Albert Schutzer his ee demand was inade on the latter for tho liquor, the same being in his possession, but he refused to give it back. Suit was then brought by Shatelt & Co. against Mathows and his assignees to ver the value of the liquor, The Saal was tried yesterday betore Judge Donohue, in ro a e Court, Vircuit. The defence was that the was on bt ee good faith, A verdict was pry tor the ffs for $60) 49. Mr. E. Platt johnson gpoared aor the plaintifis and ex-Governor fearnng eo tor the detendants. When Isuac Jaco! ied he left about $4,000 to Miss Matilda Falkenstein, a to whom he was atilanced. ‘The will was contested by the family of Jacobs, and it came to trial pouetiay, before Surrogate Calvin. Counsel for the cont@stants not appearing, the will ‘was adinitted to probate. Letters of administration were yosterday ner by 8u ate Calvin in the following cases: largaret Mayer, on estate of Theo. Mayer Hastan butler, on eststeot Henry Butler; to i. G, F. Hughes, on estate of ward Hughes; to Donaldson, on estate of hur Donaldson; to Cath- arine Faillec, on estate of Wilhelm Faller; to Michael Larkin, on estate of berry prong, to Arnold Lisa- ner, on estate of oe eed following Sod have also been admitted to probate:—George ‘ae ner, Philip eo me Negiah Wright, aber and Lawrence, Mary Ann C. Rogers, Joseph Ellen Taylor. court‘ OALENDAIS—THIS DAY. SUPREME Law Count—Cuamprns—Held by Ju: —Nos. 47, 43, 51, 60, 62, 106, it, 112, 122, = ), 133, 134, M6, 170, 171, 183, 184," 197, 204, 903, 215, 216, 219, 223, 223, ‘ 232. Supaemz CountT—Genena, Tenm—! ing Ju 10, 72, 16, 45, 1, 167, ‘ba, 170, '175, 184, 193,194, 196, 142, 150, 166, pt Supreme CourT—SreciaL oy ek 3 van Sreut pumas aon ee Gee 32,°3, 4, 22, and fact—Nos. 891, 782, 935, 938, 943, 946, 825, 879, 733, 744, 786, 402, 786. 756, 782, 697, 594, 774, 832, 835, 631, $47, 836, 851, 855, Svrnemx Counr—Cinourr.—Part 1—Adjourned um til Monday next, Part 2—Held by Judge Barrett.— Short causes.—Now. 3037, 4249, 4407, 4430, 4822, 4618, 3768, B0G0, 4612, 4619, 4689, 4711, 4397, 4580, 457 4716, 3833, Part 3—Held by’ Judg 6 Donohud.—Sh causes,—Nus, 3408, 4667, 4565, 4574, 4144, 4617, 4070, 4002, 3569, 4697, 4749, 4330, 4613, 4677. Supenton Covar—Guwenat Txam—Hold by nd Sedgwick and Van Vorst.—Nos. 23, 25, 26, H, a, , 39, 1. gt Sabie - Hogg nag Pe ha mn Freed —Oi on, No. 29, New Englan any “Gilburt Elevated Railway Company, Company ve. Gill No day cal sas, opet is a ada, 10m 10 Fee De ts Og, us, us, 02h, Part Aad od f shot J Journ for Ten——Hold by Chict PLEAS—GENERAL C. P, Daly and Judge Van Hoosen.—Nos, 64, 35, BU, 00, 18, 47, u 5, 9, 11, 20, 26, $1, 37, 41, 42. Puxas—Srxciat 1 ‘Genet Be he V9 eld by Judge renal ComMow ‘Teum.—Adjourned for the rm, : Mon Puras—TxtaL Txnm—Part 1—Heid by Wine J. F. Daly,—Nos. 2092, 690, 1020, 02, 925, 053, 956, 960, 1022, 1! 901, ay 880, 1742, 693, 967, 854, vee, 441, 976, 976, 978, 979, 1004, 1022, 172, 173, 876, Part 2.—Adjourned tor the term, Manne Count—Tnuat Tenm—Part 1—Held by Chief Justice Alker.—Short cause ayo 5814, 68) 6749, ae 5940, 5860, 590s, 5632, 5619, 69256, 5944, S041, 6992, O87, Part 2Hold by Ju fe bhoas=-@hort caw (om, 6674, G24, G44, 6101, 6705, 6903, 5666, B12, 6614, 6090, BU20, 660, 6795, Cond, OuI6, Part I— Heid al Judge Sheridan.—Short causes—Nos. 5642, 6826, 654’ j. 6852, 6810, 6970, 6942, GOO, 6682, 6988, 6061, G4, OUb8, 6784. Count OF GENRRAL ‘Skastons—Part 1—Held b Judge Giidersieeve.—The People vs. Michael J, Secann, lonious assault and battery, Same vs, Thomas Al and Thomas Farrell, burgli jame vs. Krang Web ler, James F. Gould and Morris Ross, Same vs, Lothe Nelson, grand Tavsenys George fare penheim, burg! lary; Same vs. Jacob Gore — es jam Smith and Kdward Pierco, grand Lat ny 2—Held by Judge Vowing.—Tho Peop! nie May, felonious assault and battery; ree va William Klein, incest; Same vs. John Lgl ead Jarcony; Same vs. William MeOayill, grand ny; Saimes McG, grand larouuy)) dane ve. dames aed, james , samo ve. dames araud larchme, \