The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1879, Page 9

° ru Ss ~ ri 3s OPPORTUNITY.—THE ONDER: oon Rate ‘entire Stock. Good Will and Fix- vat thelr Booksalling and Stationery Business of over ng. § Our store is known to every rte trade ae being one of the best equipped and raveltor in the trade we be aho country. Our trade le with Ne very best wines ot vof fetal buyers only, Stock or cnt tween all bright aind fresh. will ail tee whale! gaa sor wy low vale ation, and, with tho 4 be pleased to Full, particu! 8 apie accompanied with wont” profer though to have ap- eon. It is well known that a Perapiily, Derhaps more vo, both in volume of Busindss, than nay other Amori- ality ‘of the soRhe tod Peabody Ederary i it a og literary centre. timore has but few oa Coat of i 1 Diederato., The social advantages are gr pawcational tncilitie the benm Our prowents atoro can ol Dany ony pos rato capital we nee. TURNBULL BROTHERS, more. —PATENT RIGHTS AT AUCTION A NEW ae PATENT Cadet STATIONERY AND, MEWS. STAND, 11 MILES from city: 40) Anily; good rensons for selting. a orald ofes, TL CAPITAL PROOURED FOR MER Aja panufacturors and othors; Heal Estate ex: or Business: Mining Interes egotia Persons with expltal ooking bnsiness’ ® advised without harge of approved opport ‘os—G. W. arieton & Cri publishe jadinon square ark, Holly & nd others. GRIGGS & CARLETON, um, grocors, 92 Fron! Finane'! 1d Business Brokers, 98 Broadwi RAND BOULEVARD HOTEL. BROADWAY, SOTH t., Central Park, to lease, partially furnished.’ Apply East Broadway, RTN! ANTED—TO TAKE THE PLACE OF A rottrin: pariner mn an) old ostablished Broadway Bu A nired about $15,000. Address ENTER- PRISE." oe ai Herald ofc. ARTNER Witt ae SINESS WILL CLEAR $80 per week. CASH, box 171 Herald ollice. Poste as FROM PARIS, WITH medal awarded for a self lighting and non-éxplosive ‘orosene lamp, to burn all grades of oils. Address LAMP, id offic RINER WANTED—TO TAKE PLACE OF eT, ing WIL! a artner; largo profits; price $600. ane 81 PARTNER WANTED WITT 8255 to redeom diamonds anil jexelty Sn pave bo mado at on 0. Add BNOX, Herald SDARTNER WANTED-CAPITAL 92.00) FOR FEW DAYS, $50 each can fice. TO $5,000. general morchandise, in Norihwost, growing agricul- Breath ; Bout prospects: references, Address L, H, Her ARE eOunaGE OPPORTUNITY —$1,500 OR $2,000 monies in an established manufacturing business; Pp . Addi . L. J., room 6, Metropolitan Life Frmarance Company's Building, corner Church and Park place. ARE, OPRQRIONET FOR GAPITAL—WANTED fis0b0 te $20,000 tn profitable Manufacturing enter. iablishod and. good results, Address “Advertising Agency, Fayette sty Balti. rise alroi SiLBOURN os OD BUSINESS FOR A FAR: MOSTAR A. A. SMITH & CO., 1,298 Broadway, (7; ANTED.—A ae LECSURER, POSSESSING a knowledge of buriness affairst may makoan excollent Consideration first year, $5,000 guarantoed: an ee Foti ter und standi XCO] . Address PHILA: RO! ne "30. ELEY Pont often ws ANTED—A_ LIVE, ENERGETIC MAN WITH ‘mall capital in a tirst class business; nll and Investi- gato. JOSIAH, 1,296 Broadway. - a REQUIRE Mae SERVICES ¢F A GOOD BUSI- $15,009 to extend a xvod business already established ape article and in great demand. 8. EDDY & eee = roadway, hax 1,782. Was Siatitehoa go ying: Business (undertaking pre- ferred) requiring 500. or loss. Givo stuck. business, Profits, minute particulars: Inets only; no trifling: hu humbugs or 8 00( HILLIPS, ‘ork city. (0) ABD Ware BU: 8 FOR SALE, Hi Gatees nt oenira oe loves. naeteciarns $8 ‘00 900; from this city; profitable and straight in ory part particular; investigate Jt you : hol ule trade. Adiiroet BEN! Dict. 8 Herald office. REAL ESTATE, The following sales were reported made on the Real Estate Exchange March 18:— BY ©. J. LYON, Josoph Koch, reforee—Forecivsure salo of tho five story brown stone front building, with lot, 25x 100.5, No, 433 West 00th at. nm, 925 It 0. of 10th ay., to George F. Ganso.. $12,720 BY MULLEH & 30x Public auction of tho following property of the * C. Jones estate:—Tho four story brown stono hix 47 West 11th st., 0, of University place, wi rah, ‘Also, five story brown stono f cont aud & four story brick h ith lot, N Bas an wd 387 Ent 4h sth st a, 180 few ut also ots, sae Floyd Cl = aie Ler ee Also, 41 vi r. corner of 2d a tom to Jobu D. ‘Si tely bo OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following is a statement showing the real estate transactions recorded in the Register’s office March 18, 1879: Lexington, av Eton a, of doth wt, BOxBs; et © Biciiin te Stentey E, Lonthorn,” Oh, uy Mth st., 98.8x100 (half part ‘4.0. nut, referee, to Eitzavoth, Charriere: $3,290 jenat a &, . 22x73 Tiosenawel Bist st, 0. No 14, 2ixv4; Amanda i, iisekineai to ase ita Smith. apt hh ste, Mey Louisa’! Robertgon ‘to George W. Walgrove th 20 ft. e. of Sth av., 20x 100, ry A. Gaynor ‘and others t0.4 Orchard st.,n.e, corner of I x irregular @ath ward); Jer ved); : yg to same. Bariem rallrond. dw. ward); Jolin Peters... ogee Adth at... 8, 175 Ct. e. of Sth av., SUX103.3 (onser hold): John C. Brown and others to Ann Mary B. ft. nm at “HOt “6, 348x100 (executor) to David Stevonse 43d st, 0. it. w. of Sth wy, on, iN’ Loe and wife to John HE hs Nom. Nom. and he to Deri ae ee es of Edsall st,, 17: aeinom ay. «tot Ee he eo roto , arlens Rail ware . and w. of 387x! ‘4 pee ‘Suiith troteree) 2 John Hasetny at, (No. ¥# GitnertN: Marsh Cremtharien P: Willinmess bees st. (No 50, Hh. He int * io dames BL Bite No. 125 We a8 Ai nd wife. Aiea, ha to Christ tie. es wooded ‘Julia A; ik iy y ind. to Ohi Kin “ata 4 anitheon, Sephin ‘io io Peter Noll qguardina, FULTON FISH MARKET SOLD. By order of the Dook Commissioners Oakloy & fo., on the Real Estate Exchange, offered for sale yesterday the right to use artd occupy ns a fish mar- ket tor ton years, from May 1, 1879, the premises now known as the Fuiton Street Fish Market, imme- Miately North of Fulton Ferry, including one-half ier No, 22.and the westerly’ halt of. or No. a3 Sid's bulkheads and appurtenances. The Droporty ‘wus offered, at the ofleet peice Of, $4,500 rental per year, or $60,000 for the ten ycare’ leave, ‘The attor- for the Pulton Market Fishinongers’ Axsoctvtion, who at ovenpy the promises, bid the offset reo, and, a8 there was no competition, it wae, down at that figure, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1879—TRIPLE SHEET. THE COURTS. Condition of the Steamer Adelphi’s Boiler When It Exploded. UNAYAILING SACRIFICE. A Sexton Who Would Be Happy if He Told the Truth. Although the particulars of tho terrible explosion of the boiler of the steamer Adelphi, off Norwalk, Conn., on tho 15th of,last September, have been re- peatedly published in the Hematp since the fatal casualty, still some novel snd interesting facts havo been already developed in the trial before Judge Barrett, in Supreme Court, Circuit, of the suit brought by James’ Leonard, administrator of Sarah Leonard, his sister, one of the unfortunate victims of the accident, against the Colum- bia Steam Navigation Company tor $5,000 damages on account of her death. The court room was crowded yesterday, @ number of prominent steam- Dost men being among the throng in attendance. For Mr. Leonard the counsel are Christopher Fine and Leopold Turk, of this city; and General Taylor, of Norwalk, Conn., and Mr. Dennis McMahon appear for the defendants. On the opening cf the court quite a lengthy discussion arose on the question whether the action is properly brought in this State, there being in Connecticut a similar statute tw the one under which the suit is brought here. Judge Barrett held that the objection interposed to the bringing of the suit here was not well taken, and ordered the trial to proceed. ‘After a brie? opening by Mr, Fine, reciting the par- ticulats of the disaster and the killing of Miss Leonard, und the facts he proposed to prove, showin, that the accident was, as he alleged, the result 0} culpable ne negligence, Mrs. Jane Leonard, the mother . was called to tho witnoss stand. She simply eecntised that her daughter lived with her up to the time of the accident, and gave her version of what she considered her services as such daughter worth. tort Lane, the next witness, was) on the Adel; at the time of the explosion, and iden! fied ‘Miss Leonard ar one of the persons fatally injured. ‘The most important witness during the day was John Golton, a practical machinist and engineer, He stated that he examined the boiler of rng Adelphi after the explosion, and found it ‘at the place of the explosion only ‘One-siXtecnth’ of on inch thick, whereas it shouid have been three- eighths of an inch thick. He stated further that there were nine patches on the boiler; crown sheets had fallen down through overstrain; that the boiler was not in a fit condition to use; that with the boiler at its best he would not have given a certificate allowing more than twouty-six pounds to the square inch, whereas at the time of the ex- plosion the pressure was thirty-eight pounds to the square inch, Mr. Hill, inanager of the Nor- walk Iron Works, who algo examined the boiler, vorroborated the testimony of Mr. Colton. He ex- plained the difference between the government rulos tor testing steam boilers and those laid down by Mr. Haswell. The government, he stated, tests the strength of a boiler as a solid sheet of iron, without allowance for joints and rivet holes, while Haswell’s theory tests the strength of the iron in boiler form, claiming that the rivets woaken the iron.and that the boiler can never be stronger than at its weakest joints, where the laps and rivets are, According to the Gyverament. rules this boiler, in his opiuion, should never have been allowed @ pressure over thirty-six pounds to the square inch, and under the Haswell rule not over twenty-four pounds, ‘The trial will probably occupy several days, It is stated that experts will be called by the defence to coutrovert the testimony of the experts examined on the plaintift’s side, FORGING A POST OFFICE ORDER. ‘The trial of Jamos Morris, in the United States Cir- cuit Court, before Judge Benedict, for forging Post Office money orders, resulted yesterday in a convic- tion. ©, M. Cady, the complainent, and Officet You- mans, of the Post Office Department, had testified on Monday to an acknowle¢gmopt by the prisoner that he had committed the crime. The defendant claimed that he made the confession under threats from Officer Sharretts that. unless he did so the young woman to whom the- prisoner was betrothed and whose name had been indorsed upon a! check would be arrested and sent to prison. The prisoner also testified that the officer promised him- immunity from punishment unless the money orders should prove to have been stolen from the Post Office Department. Undor this uncontradicted testimony a motion was made to have the confession stricken out on the ground that | it was not voluntary. This motion was denied. In summing up H, W. Sackett, counsel for the prisoner, directed the attention of the jury particularly to tho uestion whether the confession was true. When it arrested, it was argued, that the prisoner, when confronted with the forged post office money orders and the check with the name of his betrothed in- dorsed upon it, told the truth, that he explained from whom he’ received them and under what cir- cumstances; that when the officers returned from their search after the real offender and without finding him, then the prisoner was told that unless he acknowledged the forgery him- the young woman would be sent to prison, and that to save her, knowing that they both wem innocent, he took upon himself the offence and said that he committed it. The counsel submitted to the jury that this was the only evidénce against the prisoner and that under the circumstances he could not haye done otherwise, however innocent be might have bten, Assistant ee ae Butler call attention to the facts Which confirmed the truth of the copfession—tho prisoner's fear about presenting the moncy orders for pay- ment, his attempt to protect himself behind {unocent persons and his departure from tho city when the traud was discovered. The jury were also Asked to compare the handwriting of tho signature acknowledged by the prisouer to be his own with the forged signatures upon the money orders. ‘he facts of the cause were briefly reviewed by Judge Benedict in his charge, pagel nner whether the confession was entitled to credence being left to the jary. After an absence of three-quarters of an hour | the jury returned a verdict of guilty. Following the ict notice of a motion in arrest of judgment was gees; this, by the way, being tho first case in this istrict wader the racent act of Congress Which per- mits Sppeals on_ writs of error from tho United States District to the United States Circuit Court, A PERJURED SEXTON. The trial of Cohen Davis for perjury was re- sumed yesterlay in, the Court of General Ses- sions, before Judge Gildersleeve, When tho acoused was examined as a witness on the triat’ of Abraham ‘Freeman and Charles Bern- stein on the charge of atsom—both prisbnezs ‘being then convicted and sentenced to be imprisoned for life—he testified thet on the night of the burning ho saw Freenton in his own house, the occasion being the birthday of his child, The evidence for the pros- ecution, however, showed that Freeman was one of the three men who fired the tenement house No. 11 Ludlow street on the night of November 11 last, avd could not, theretofe, have been at his own home as sworn to by the witness Davis, ‘The latter is an old man living at NO. 76 Eldridge street, following the business ot a glazier and ofticiating also as the sexton of the Shy e Street Synagogue. Dur- whiter sat by his side. Tho case for the pros ution being closed counsel, in Opening the case for the defence, claimed that the Witnossos for the prosecution had been mistaken in theit identifiention of Freeman. A real estate agent, pamed William H. Carpenter, testified as to the prisoner's good character. Testimony to the sume effect was given by John HH. Rediy and Ieanc Goldberg. lu crovs-examining the last muentioned witness Assistant District Attorney Rol- lins asked how old he was, to which the young man replicd that he was twenty-nine. “Well, now, Mr, Goldberg,” inquired Mr. Rollins, may I ask whether you have visited the house of Davis for the purpose of paying your addresses to his daughter?” ‘Why, no, sit,” responded the laughing witness; “Lhave been married three year: Elizabeth and Jacob, the daughter and son of the accused, swore that their father had gone to Iree- man’s house on & message on some Sunday evening last foll, but could not positively give the exact date. The prisoner dia not, on the witness stand, his coun- sel urging that if he imade a false statemont he had dono #0 unintentionally, In summing up for the prosecution Mr, Rollins submitted that the facts clearly showed that Cl Prisoner had committed wil- ful and corrupt and ho; that in this case an example would po ihade of the offender. Judge Gildersleeve then chai oe the jury, who, afier a bricf deliberation, returned a verdict of guilty, The risoner was romanded for sentence. The penalty is rom five to twenty years oa State Prison, “AN HONEST “MISTAKE,” ‘The trial of the auit brought by Bridget Tormey against the city to recover $10,000 for gamayes aus- tained by being taken from her home in May, 1871, and sent to Blackwell's Island on the alleged ground that she had the smatipox, when in reality her com- plaint was only measles, was concluded yesterday before Judge Daniels, holding Supreme Court, Circuit. The plaintiff's story, as will be remembered, Was that on May 30, 1871, two mon called at her honse “ooking like laboring men.’ insisted that she had paper the smallpox, and in spite of the remonstrances of herself and husband, put her in the ambulance and carried her to Bellevue Hospital; that upon her ee rival there the oatony. on duty examined hi and decided that she had measles, but as she had been committed by Cate ay hed of Health as a small- ox patient, suid no wer to ict her go, came a husbs offered to take her home with him, and that she was then sent to Blackwell’s Island, where she was kept for ten It was contended that she was thus taken from her home with- out any pretence of an agra ae noo Yee sicians, as the law required, Board of Health, it was insisted that ‘tn is formality had been complied with, and evidence was intro- duced tending to show that Mrs. Tormey’s own physician had reported the case as smallpox, and that one of the “two laboring men” whom Mrs. Tormey described was the late Dr. Watts, who at that time was detailed to with the ambulance, and kept a suit of od clothes for such service to save his fay Mart ress from infection. It was, therefore, contended that there had been only an honest mistake in diagnosing tho diseasc as smallpox, which in its eariy stages fre- uently simulates measles. Upon the conclusion of e testimony for the plain’ a motion was made : for a dismissal of the complaint, on the ground that the city was not responsible for the acts of the Board of Health or its employés, nor for those in charge at Bellevue and Blackwell’s Island, who were the servants of the Commissioners of Charities and Cor- rection. After a argument the motion was a and the complaint whs dismissed. Mr. ge W. Wingate appeared for plaintiff, Mr. W. P. Prentice for the Board of Health, and Messrs. D. J. Dean and E. Henry Lacombe for the city, POST MORTEM LOVE. On the 17th of May, 1867, Peter Gruber made his will, he then being the owner of both personal and real property in this country and of real estate in Germany, all of the value of about $75,000, When he made this will he had a wife, Fredericka, and his love for her, not only before but after death, seems to have been the disturbing element in his otherwise tranquil will. To his “beloved wife” he gave all bis property in trust, to be used by her during her natural life, provided she remained unmarried, the remainder to his heirs-at-law. Snould sho, however, a she was to forfeit not only her trust but also her right of dower. She was made executrix of the will. A suit was brought jn the name of Péter Gruber,an infant son of the deceased, to ob- tain an interpretation ot the will as to what property under it passed to the executrix in trust. The case was tried before Judge Van Brunt, in Suprome ~— Special Term, Mr. D. M. Porter represent infant plaintiff as counsel and Mr, M. Compton the executrix, A decision has just been rendered nf Judge Yan Brunt, he holding that under the wil only the property in Now York passed to the exectt- trix in trust, and that as to the property elsewhere the trust was passive and of noforce. This decision leaves the property outside of New York to descend to the heirs of the |, among whom plaintiff is one, : THE SAILOR HOMICIDE. | In Part 2 of the Court of General. Sessions yester- day the case of John Smith, who is indicted for kill- ‘ing Henry Madden, a sailor, on the 23d of last Janu- ary, was called for trial. The prisoner is a boarding house keeper at No. 13 Oliver strect, and had an affray with the deceased whom he shot, Assistant District Attorney William Herring, who conducts the case for the prosecution, and Mr. William F, Howe, the pris- oner’s counsel, lost but little, timain securing the jury; but as the panel was exhausted when ten jurors were found Ju Cowing ordered an adjournment of the case until this morning at eleven o'clock for an additional panel of jurors, when the trial will be commenced, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. In the suits of Isaac M. Dyckman against Barnard T. Ackerman twenty-one foreclosure judgments wero filed yesterday in the County Clerk's office, Price B. Connolly, who was indicted for selling liquor on Sunday, March 2, in his saloon, No. 2,004 Madison avenue, when called yesterday to tho bar of the Court of General Sessions, pleaded guilty. Judge Gildersleeve fined him in tha sum of $30 In the Supreme Court, General Term, the case of George W. mn and others against C. A. McDowell and others was argued ref a y on an appeal from a judgment at 8 rin refusing to enjoin the defendants from t! mublication of a bond given to them by, plaintiffs, which bond acknowledged de- fendants’ right in a trade mark and bound the plain- tiffs under a penalty not to dispute it. The claim made by the plaintiffs was that they had still a quasi property in the bond, similar to eR, | 8 erty in a letter, and, although deliver it was only for a certain purpose and could not be made public conti to plaintiffs’ wishes. Defendants denied that y had ever threatened to publish the bond, and, if ehey had, claimed that they had a perfect right to do so under the constitu- tion and laws of the State, every citizen having the right of free speech and publication, subject only to an action in case nee abuse of the courts of equity had no lad gree © yor enjoin such speech or publication, i preps to in the case of letters or literary productions. resented in- volved numerous principles Pree constitutional law. The Court took the papers, reserving its decision. Mr. J, A. Smith appoared fo for the plaintiffs and James W. Gerard for the defendants. Some time @ suit was brought in the Marine Court by Lucille Kastner against Howard M. Durant for $20,000 ere gr for alleged breach of promise of marriage snd seduction, Tho d it was ort upon an order Adam, his bail being Subsequently another suit was brought in the Supreme Court by the same plaintiff against the same defendant, and Judge wrence yesterday, in Supreme Court, Chambers, dismissed the com- plaint and vacated the order of arrest on the ground of failure of plaintiff's attorney to serve the com- plaint. The defendant denies the charges preferred tenia him. Asingular feature in the case is that the plaintif? is a middle-aged woman, whereas the defendant is only @ minor. couRT CALENDARS—THIS Rites Supneme Count—CuamBens—Held by Law- rence.—Nos. 28, 48, 52, 62, 67, 71, 63, os a (23, 127, 137, 161, 174, 183, 184, 188, 189, 190, 193, 1: Surnemy ‘Count—GENERAL Teka Held by Presid- Judge Davis and Judges Cag and Potter, Nos. in 111, 130, 138, 161, 162, 166, 171, 180, 188, 188, 189, 19014, 1445, 239, 96, 97, 98, 108, 137, 182, 110, 112, 144, 1. Surremr Covunt—Srecia Tenm—Held by Judge Yan Brunt.—Law and fact.—Nos, 79, 956, 962, 920, 983, "ScPREa Court Crrcvrr—Part 1—Held by Judge Daniels,—Nos. 1956, 1522, 4255, 3259, 3277, A278, 4367, 20%, 160535, 3419, 3521, 2174, 2343, 242, 2763, 1092, 9264, 4145, 4275, 1759/3034, 4309, 4310, 2974,'2726,'2891, 128. Part 2—Hweld by Judge Barrett.—Cuse on 4324—Leo ard ys, the Columbia Steam Navigation ‘Company. No day calendar. Part 3-Held by Judge Donohnt,— Nos, 2599, 1922, 3187, 3310, 3086, 3073, 1818, 2455, 124, 2141, 2773, 2896, $215, 2172, 1128, 1251, 2973, 1905, 1907, 3292, $338, S588, 1291, 3150, 1876, 3211, 1021, 3185, 3105, 326, 3 3174, 3303, 3360," 3368, 4119, “iO, 271, S191, 327, 3172, 2274, 1933, 3284, 57. Surenion CovrtT—GRygnau Tenm.—Adjourned for the term. sul Freedman,—Case on, No, 2 pany vs. Gilbert Elevated Ttallroad Company, No day calendar, Surenion Couns Tate Txnm—Part 1 d_by Judge Speir.—Nos. 52), 408, 827, 106, 970, 60%, sie, 638, 619, 506, 325, 622, 453, 53, "116, 586," Part 2—Ad- Journea for the term. CoMMON PLEAS--GENERAL TEnM.—Adjourned for the term. Common me na ea genes Trnm—Held by Judge Larremore—No da; Common PLRAs—| alor cre ‘Temst.— Adjourned for the —TraL Tenx—Part L Held a —Nos. 1815, 880, G83, 883, 984, S61, 98S, 1935, VTL, 1025, 149 aun, 100, Ws, om. Part 2—Ad: journed for the term. Manne Count—Txtat Tena—Part 1—Held by Chief Tuatice Aliver.--Nos, 4390, 00),, M401, 53802, G64, 5197, BINS, BING, 4900, L8OT, 05% mah Part 2 Held by Judge Shea.—Nos, 6003, 4437, 3120 5580, 5456, 5656, 5037, 5550, 5552, 5a15, Baie. 497, 460’ 31902. Part 3—Held ‘by Judy e Sheridan—Nos. 5009, d, 4455, 5503, FOL0, 4822, 270%, 5504, 5567, 5280, Part 1—Hold by Judgo Thomas EK. ott, —the Pegple vy: y; Same vs, John Francis, burgifry: me vs. James Keynolds, burglary; Samo vs. John Kiernan and Harmaa Fallon, assault and battery. Part 2—Held by Judge Cowing.—The Foye vs. John Smith, homicide, COURT “Or Al APPEALS, DECISIONS, ALDANY, March 18, 1879, In the Court of Appeals, Tuesday, March 18, 1870— present, Sandford KE. Church, Chief Justice, and ussociates—the following decisions were handed down:— Deming va. Tho Liverpool and London and Globe Tosurance Comp gl Tierney ys. The New York Con- tral and Hudson River Railroad Company; Weed ys. the Village of Ballston Spa; Burnott ss, Snyder; Freund and others ys. The iat porters and ‘Traders’ National Bank; Leary ery trix) vs, Woodruff; Cushman va, The Thayer ManufacturinggJewelry Com: ‘any; Britton vs, Bradner; MeKelvey vs. Lewis; Rath- tors ve. The Citizens’ ‘Steambont Company, ot Troy; Harley vs, The Eleventh Ward Bank; Matteson vs. The New York G1 tral and Hudson hivor Railroad Company; the City ot Buffalo va. Bettinger; Thorpe va. The New York Central and Hudson River Railrowd Company; Niver vs, the City of Rochester; Bissell, administrator, vs. Griggs; Whited vs, The Germania Fire Insurance Company; The People ex rel. Bur- bank and others, trustees, vs. Robinson, County Treasurer; Harvey ys. Cherry; Batterman vs, Mor- ford.—Jndgment wf , with costs, Paiye va. Waring; O'Brien vs, The Phoenix Insur- Com Arnoux; Bennett vs. Buchan; ‘udgment reversed aud now trial granted, coats to abide event, Tho People, ox rei, the Board of Supervisors of Westchester connty and another vs. Hadley and others, Kate Asdoxeors,—Jndyment reversed and proceedings of State Assessors affirmed, with costs, The Weat Side Savings Bank Biuk vs, Newton.— right, and that | wr. Judgment of Common Pleas and Marine Court re- versed, with costs, Rust vs. Hansell; Roderigas vs. The East River Savings Bank; Newton Adiuer vs. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com y.—Order affirmed and judg- ment absolute for p! mnt on stipulation, with costs. Esmond vs. Apgar; The Northern Insurance Com- Be, vs. Wright; R. Whittemore vs. apr coe yr affirmed and judgment absolute for fendant on stipulation, with cos ‘The People ex rel. Garbutt vs, molds and othe: The People ex rel, Faile vs. Ferris and another. Order affirmed, with costs. Kelly vs. Sheekan,—Order of the General Term re- versed, with costs, In repetition of Robert Schell to vacate, &ce.—Or- der of the General Term reversed and thatof the 8 Term afirmed, with costs. ‘Cone ys. Thé Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad seeing 90 .—Order dismissing the appea! for waut of prosecution yacated and balance of motion denied, without costs of motion to either party. ‘Adams vs. Popham.—Judgment modified by per- mitting defendant to apply to the Court for leave to majutain a pond at another place under such re- strictions as it shall direct, as stated in the opinion of Chiet Justice Church, and as modified affirmed, with costs. ‘The Commercial Bank of Rochester vs. Spencer; L, Eager vs. Crawford; The People vs. The Bank ot North Amesjca; Potter vs. Cornell.—Motion for rear- gument denied, with $10 costs. MOTIONS. George W. Nicholas et. al., appellants, ys. the New York Centrai and Hudson River Rat!road Company, spondent.—Motion tor reargument submitted. The ‘Town ot Wayne, appellant, ys. William M. brs a respondent.. —Motion tor reargument sub- Henry R. Pierson, receiver, vs. the Atlantic Na- tional Bank.—On motion of Rufus W. Peckham cuuse ordered on calendar. No. 316. Bernard Reilly, Sheriff, &c., et al., ap- pellants, vs. Jonquin Demestre et al., respondents.— Motion to advance cause as preferred on calendar. Emmett R. Olcott for motion, Court took papers. No, 319, Reuben Comins, respondent, vs. Samuel A. Hatfield, survivor, &c., appellant.—Motion to dis- miss appeal argued by K. A. Parmenter tor motion; E, F, Bullard opposed, APPEALS FROM ORDERS. No. 376, Edwin G. Angell, executor, &c., and an- other, respondents, vs. Walter E. Lawton, impleaded, &e,, appeliant.—Argued by John 8S, Woodward for "Hho Charles H. Tweed for respondent. . The Judd Linseed and Sperm Oil Com- ppellants, vs, Henry Hubbell, respondont.— pretty by Charles H, ‘Truax for appellan’ H. Forstor for respondent. ’ No. 379. Henrietta Abrahai Charles LB, Bensen, appella: Langbein for appellant; George ondent, (0, 310. John Goodell (Nancy Britce, appellant), vs. Seth Harrington and others (Philip Clark, spondent).—Argued by George F. Cothran for ap- pellant; Henry F. Allen for respondent. ‘No. 380, Peter Geolet, appellant, vs. Thomas Hogan, impleaded, respondent. Armed by Robert Geolet Eldridge . Gerry for appellant; isaac J, MacCable Re respondent. No. 371. Erastus Brainard, appellant, vs. Lewis G. Bartram, | &c., respondent.—Argued by John Hay: for appellant; Henry Ferrig Tor respondent. DISMISHED AS NOT APPEALABLE AS AN ORDER. No, 374. In re ee Hyde to vacate assessment; submitted, No, 375. John Barnberg and others, a) oppeliante 3s. vs. Jacob Stern, respondent.—Argued by Reginald Har for appellant: William Strauss for respondent, CALENDAR FOR WEDNESDAY, ‘Nos, 118, 119, 123, 261, 126, 127, 128 and 130, UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. Wasutneton, D. C., March 18, 1879. Tho following was tne business transacted in the United States Supreme Court to-day :— No. #11.—Denver & Rio Grande Railway Company, appellant, ve. K. T. Alting et al.; and No. 412, Same vs. Cafion City & San Juan Railway Company. Ar- ument of motions in these causes centinned by lames Grant and Lyman K. Bass in opposition, and Lie Bartlett in Pe dod No, 184.—The Northwestern University, plaintiff in error, vs. The People, ex rel. H. B. Miller, treas- urer, &c. Argument continued by J, K. Edsall, &c. H. Willett tor defendant in error. Adjourned until to-morrow at twelve o'cloc! , respondent, vs. Argued by George F. Forster for re- hee) ITURE, and Bedding; weekly and monthly in- and 514 8th ay.,cornor 36th st, Mr. AL- formerly of $76 Grand st., can now be TE ¥. LY WILL SELL MAG god $100; raw silk Suit, $75; d 5 rep Suit, table Bronsos, Paintin; } Hedroom rhe Wa ‘Drowsing ¢ a $25; hair : ‘Yard: Steinway Pinno,, $100: Furniture. Call private resl- stead: 8, stands, $7; Carpets, 25e. Eats Bining' a Boom and a aoe Furnitare sin lots, datin Parlot Suit, cost $750, for $1 Suits, $50—$55; rop Suits, 7 pieces. $100; marble $00, ‘ables, $2 to $1 + hair Mattresse: nitro, Silverwaro, Cutlery, Out Gi gore, Gurtatus’ Gail private rosidance No.7 W detween Sth und 6th avs. Opens A. M, till SP GENTLEMAN BREAKING UP HOUSERE! x will sacrifice Household Furniture in lots to suit cash Bitar can ly, magnificent satin Parlor Suit, but ittle used, cost $500, for $150; two handsome, ra bart. gihamber, Sets, Library and Dining tyle, coverod in raw silk; cont $350, f les to match; wlso handsome walnut Mattrecses, Extonsion Table. Buffet, Cs examine. No reasonable offer refused. 131 We 14th st., betweon 6th and 7th avs. SMALL FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING would #0] lor Furniture very cheap. Second: flat, B15 Bast 70th F 2d ay. AUMANN BROTHERS’ GREAT CLEARING OUT sale, prior to romoval to West 14th a of Furniture, Carpets aud Bedding, ut unheard of, low, price 2 to suiteverybody. 228 and 230 Hudson s' rome, OLDING BED, TWO GOOD LOUNGES, WARDROBE, Extension Table, Dressing Case, Bedstead and hair Mattross for sale cheap. 3 East 13th st. JOR SALE—A Wi BLACK WALNUT PAR- ayments corner ‘HA lor Suit of Furniture. 230 V: po | FC a BA! D CARPETS | oN’ cred! TAZ Broadwa: ous Hae ~¥YURNITURE every description bought for c Bast 1th st. MMENSE REDUCTION SPECIAL NP PRICES OF FURNITURE, ; George, AMUSEMENTS. ¥ Sc OO. Pe ix Poe AMUSEMENTS. ter AVENUE THEATRE. Los GARDEN THEATRE, . STARIN Fropeistor and Manages ry Director... ir. D. H. HARKINS be OTHERS SECOND WEEK OF THE SUBSTANTIAL SUCCESS, ane orerack book —ow~ L >| THRO’ THE DARK, BLACK CRO OK wienrigatvcseny BLACK CROOK By STEELE MACKAYE, with entirely new and magnif- BALLET, cent scene nd saenctane ty M ery 2PM. YCEUM THEATRE. TWO SOMT COPE Stecle Mackay: Mr. EDWARD H. HA Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr Ac Manager THE MOST ENTiUSLASTIC Stccesst THE SORCERER. Hu. Dacre, nrietta Irving, Mrs. Lonise Allen Ei Matinee prices— Admit M. 8. PINAFORE. These favorite comic operas will be given every et until further notice. i MA E SATURDAY AT POPULAR Pike POPULAR PRICES. User. SQUARE THEATRE. Bole Lesace and Manyer. 108TH TO STH of Mr, Bronson Howard's Dieeparation a now all. ia tous eave oleate sna icKenua, and entitled af WHIMS. _ Seats secured one week in advance, WHIMs. COMEDY. --Lessee and Manager SECO: : MONTH MONT MONTH THE of Citbert’s most successiul of all comeuics. which is produced with a wealth of mise en scene never he- ENGAGED. EN 4 ENGAGED. | fore equated, andewicu a cast embracing many of the prin Characters by cipal members of the Mr. JAMES LEWIS: AGNES BOOTH, 4 OMPANY, Mr. J. E. WHITING, Mies uaa LMF: H MATINEE of eo R rises at ten minutes before 2 prmances it rises precisely at & y he ordered at night for 11 o'cloek. ‘at the hox office or by muil or tele: WEEKS in advance. OF MUSIC. HON OF THE SUBSCRIPTION. NESDAY) EVENING, MARCH 19, AT 8, Gocond night of M Marehetti’s opera), WE TER, Swit vod nui TON, Mee Ot Giiaent in Twoomieliensesiitinias ean Mr. ABBEY, begeto.an +43 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MACH 2, AT 2 O'CLOCK, to which the members of ihe companiés in the various theatros will be invite 2 HEATRE con 2UE. Sid Bi AIRGAN ind sane ib /shinawe ta thet Tenth work of the, CADEMY LEV BLAS. Signor Campanini; Don Sallnustio de Bazan, Lassi; da, Mme, Sinico; Giovanna de Is tind Marie de Neubourg, Queon of Roze. Conductor, Signor Arditi, ST (last. tim’)—Faust, Signor Signor Del Puente: Valentino, Sivhel, Mme, Martha, erita.” “Milo. lank. GRAND MATINEE. "Sate RDAY. + ae PCHITANT Signer nor Foli and Mme. Etelka Gerster. 4, LA TRAVIATA—Signor Campanini, GUARD BALL. Mr. EDWARD HARRTOAN wie” TONY HART MM ‘A grand Olio for ST. Extra Matinee, MOXD nae PASTOR'S, ONY PASTOR FRIDA o> GUS WILLIAMS, GEORGIANA SMITHSON splondid Burlesque, rs great Specialty Troupe, nustor’s twolve Glog Dancers, a A full Dramatic Company, ‘A magnificent Opera Trompe, ALICE SEIDLE, TORS, Y, PASTOR'S. great success of Signor Galassi Bie Tal 1 Mine. Etelka Gerster. The Academy box offiee opep q PINAFOR! ily from 9 to PINAFORE, ARAND. OPERA HOUSE. POOLE & DC anarrod beaus Wiecheniee 350 ENTHUSEASTIC ‘Lesseos and Managers dl Baleony), 50 conte. PINAFORE, PINA ts RECEPT! BY A CROWDED HOUSE of the beautiful emotional drama, in six acts, A CELEBRA’ A CELEBRATED CASE. A CELEBRATED CASE. . Prima Donna, and 100 famous Stars, ROADWAY THEATRE, CORNER SOTH ST. EDGAR & FUL! # and Managers T MA’ E TO-DAY, AT MATINEE TO-DAY, AT TO. - Lossoe! iB CHURCH CHOIR “COMPANY. THE i ENERY AND APPOINTMENTS, THE BEST EAT STAR CAS’ THE BEST vyMaroh 24 ae parila American HE B ‘wacinaaion ‘YO, in DAVY CROCKETT. THEATRE, BRA HOU MUKBKA, D. SUNDAY EVENIN ARC bY COMBINATION CONCH. £ the minent prima donna from the Opera Houses Milan; San Curio, Naples; Grand Theatre Tacon, signers: PASCALIS, Milo, IEMA DE MU PASCALIS, DE. MERA. TAGLIAPIETRA, SUSINL tue GRANDEST QUINTET EVER rRESENTED. ” AN FRANCISCO. es radi OPERA HOUSE, NENSE at CcRSN I Broadway and 29th st CHURCH CHOIR’ COMPANY + SYeTEgvoming _ Matines to-day and Sat GRAND CONCERT SU! ALLACK'S. Proprietor and Manager ir. LESTER WALL. SUCCESS IMMED! LATE ‘AND ,COMPLETE. nADNENTURES OF. A LOVE LET FER. oy jer Minstrel entertainment and ee, burlesque, i rb Comedy-Dram N SMU DBC vine) perl 5 ” SATURDAY HISMUDSCOW PINAFORE, HIs-MUD-SCOW PINAFORE. With rit original musie and uew seonary. by the, FRANCISCO MINSTRI THEIR SISTERS, THEIR COUSINS od THEI AUNTS. First a wouranes of {he reat PL, TROr. DE LEANHODNY. ZITH AYER, SHATS SECURED VAYS IN ADVANCE. “A SCRAP OF PAPER.” EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, wae he impersonations of LE: aesrs. qone Siupeer, CHARLES COOKWEE LL, N. ‘OOD, C, E. EDWIN; Misses ROSE COGHLAN, pati SERMON, STELLA PEAKL HYTINGE a ATSB ei, BARTLETT, | 37w “YORK AQUARIUM, BROADWAY AND STH ST, DEEP INTEREST rE. SHOUTS: oF, LAUGHTER ae HE RUGATRD. PIE. bie sh yy RIDING KENTUCKY N EQUAL IN aan TO.ANY. PLAY EVER PRODUCED Mt. BS OOD. © tM ae oe on Poe . Oscar's Ly janege be ries re THIS THEATRE, Mariege st, Belly ata iend So'siock P.M Taree, formunces on Saturday—-at 11 A.M. and 3:30and 3 PM Come car! LYMPIC THEATRE, 622 BROADWAY, EVERY ae and MATINEE TO-DAY ot 2 P. mee MATILDA .JOSEPHINE. AT oad ta ite rendition TIV) — ESS OF THE SEASON. Manager Bovey TeATRE, FERDINAND W. HOFELE, _— 5S. CHANFRAU AS SALEM SCUDDER, Ix OCTOROON. To eopelude yith the eenearloe JONATHAN BRADFORD, THE MURDER A THE ROADSIDE INN, where 24, W FLEMING as CUSTER. Bowery THEATRE. EXTRA A MISS DICKI ‘THORNES. we INDSOR THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. PERFECT TRIUMPH. CROWDED HOUSES, A glorious bill of fun and novelty. Compare our attrae- Hon with other houses. Mr_ LEO. WHE’ NY, THOS. nd Miss oes LEIGH, FOREMAN. and ALLAGitER, LEGRIN d LEGAB, HARRY LESTER, NORA WRIGHT NED. WEST, MORTON and LEAV: NOUNCEMENT. M neuen MOETETEpERE BY Irt’ RANDOUEIL NURKAY. WJ. SHEA wud FAYETTE 70 MANAGE, BRREDTAN, WELSH and Stock Company in ihe local sensation drama, Te a eee SRE UTeTAN, “Blackwell's Island.” Matinees Wednesday and Saturday: Rowell. O'Leary and Ennis have been invited, ALOCUTION. NDENHOFF. FORGET FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH F DRAMATIC ART. VANDENHOFF, bed a i instrnctions in May bs VANDENHOFF, 110 ee Baio Tate ONE QUARTER, WITH without notes. Professor HENRY C. DOBSON, 2s 6th av. HB METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, OF ENRY WARD BRECHER his new leetui SHOCLD THE, CHINSSE. Gor oureh street Reformed Church, between Sth and 9th a Wednesday ~~ mgt = ia, “at 8 o'clock. ft Tickets f i it Dodd, Mead ‘< Go. 75) y. F. Kandolph & Co." 6,000 Broadway, aad at Sheadon & 1 Broadway; aD 23 Au at, havo opened sie ‘often for recone af or “s wt nion square, vo placed one ot ns Co.'s, Broadway anct 94th’ et __-___ | folphones thervin tor. { ‘and convenionee of thole rASONIC TEMPLE, 23D AND GTH'AY. | patro: who may wish to "Sodpnonilcase with the main rere WER Ree heats SUCCESS. pon ily ing thi f Indios and children to the OOTH'S. “LITTLE DUKE.” aatiehital recptton p peadmier bani B THE LITTLE DUKE. FRANOIS UPFNER'S WONDERFUL MIDGETS. LUCIA ZA, ARATE, AL MITE 15 yours old, 4% poun very nen? bora babe « giant oy comparison. Two human beings. wishing together fourteen ponnds. ions daily from 2 to 4:90 wud from 7 to 0 F. M. cents. VUIOKERING HALL, THURSDAY, MARCH Ors URTNEY'S SECOND BALLAD CONCERT. Mme. GAGE cou! TSE, Mrs. ROBERTS Mr. CARLOS FI 5 FLORENTINE, r. The Vou Ra pres Ma Ar MAXIMILIEN VOGRICH. 25 and 50 cents AN INSTANT SUCCESS. “The piece will have a run “Bound to become popular, “Suporlatively clever—thoroughly good,”—Tribune, “Sprightly and popular music; scenery good, orchestra excellent.”—Sun. “Tho Little Duke yas a EVERY EVENING AT 8. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1 MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1:30, MATINEE TO-DAY AT 1:30, Admission, 50 sanegy Tesorved seats, extra, of Schuberth, 28 Union squat Ditson, 711 Broadway. — MERICAN MUSI = BOWERY, NEAR CHARLES LECOCQ’S COMIC OPERA, THE LATEST PARISIAN SUCCESS, whicn success has been abundantly confirmed by the enthu- - ginstic ie beogption ‘avcorded to ite representation at Booth’s jeoek THE INDIAN A ER K. TWO-HEADED CHILD coe PaLoUs TAFONDERS, _Open from 10 A, M° to 10 P.M. Admission te, ENTERTAINMENT WHICH WAS TO th Carpets, Bedding, Stoves, &c%, for cash or weekly and Ug Convent, East Morrisania, to-day, is Emer payments, at RM. COWPERTHWAIT & CO.'s, Pane sot the institution who ha pur. ATTLE DUKE. 156 ‘hatham st. ‘ket: | receive notice of the time when the en- LITTLE DUKE. = MUSICAL. — tortainm: nt chit take place. ane Suse ~ - peg ‘Ss pEvOLy THEATRE, .8TH AT | AS BSPRRIENGED ORGANIST DESIRES A POR. 1 Lool oe Pe SURE tion in an; h; city or country, E. N., Rite Spoctales eae ¥, LITTLE DUKE. OSITION AS nt md OR | PRECENTOR WANT- i h 20 Soest. .. 4 REMORNE GARDENS. 104, "108 AND 108 WEST Lice DURE, LITTLE DUKE CPT Sing MUSTO AT /$2d, nour Brosdw wes rand coneerts every evening. preety | pur yesterday's Musleal.' Profeesor | sont tte, Abit Semen Adguaion tes en TETLe DURE, Qt. ees HUGHES 4 NORD. LITTLE DUKE. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &U. T)® JOHN LORD. ITTLE DURE. SASPARIE NOTICE UPON” MY TENURN PROM D* cae KEIING HALL: TODAY, AT 11, LITTLE DUKE 1878, { advertised largely “Bentty's offer for A beautiful piano apriht Parlor Organ, style knee swells, 3 sets of reeds, weight boxed . Monopolist’s price about $440; my price only ‘So great was the demand our wen worked at tho factory til 10 P.M, to fill orders. This unparalleled offer is extended until further notice, Tu seouro it, hoswevar, urder $145 and upward.” New ftor testing Instraments arfreo, Address DAN- EXTRAORDINARY CASH _OFFET rosewood Pianof orte, ty oetave, $100; fret Class new Upright and Square Pianofortos to rent, $6 per i magnificont rosewood fail ‘ULL SEVEN ex Sroth oe for Sia), ime 8 B12), Call prt cost $100, FAMILY WILL SELL E d\way Pinneforte at a sacrifice; 9 brit a, derave, four rot rowood cays, $15): Chickering Up right, $100; also Farnitare and Carpets of ous. Call private residence 7 West 1th st.. corner tur av. FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY | see Hargains; some of then aned but a very short time Wy ove beat musicians, and really almost as good as now : fully warranted in every respect. Fense cat! at tho WEBB! Sth av. and loth st, KR Warebs Lig KERING CARVED gprant * SQUARE AND GRAND wn mako; also for sale and ren ran, Pianos in perfect o iB & 0 th ay., abov LARGE, ~ ASSORTMENT OF 1 sth at. ane, FROM | #0 y monthly tn onte; rent, from Bean val it purchased ; a Steinway Pinto ata Bargains "et AAU BR, 40 Union square, near 17th st T HASLBTON BROS,, MANUFACTURERS, 34 AND 40 University piace, » Large assortment of new and soc. ond hand Pi mcs Gomee'et ane terser ba good as new) will be pri it tho times. ‘149 EAST 14TH ST. vory little used,at great bargains ‘ianos, but dash ve tustatmonte, NOR SALE CYEAP—ONE 7 STOP ORGAN, g40. STRATTON'S auction warerooms, a and 41 East 18th st, AGNIFICENT 7 O' TAVE ROSEWOOD | BIANO- forte, $00; Steinway and 74 octave upright, 6: DON'S, 157 Bleecker Rivvare Pianos, AVEN & BACON), UPnicit Hittle used, 8100, 13 Rast 16th st, SPigiavnn ORGANS #0, 4, #5 ad as AND $85 7 octave wll rosewood $125, ‘81 fdo., S140; 0, cash; warran year ¢ me Abg? payments ed for instrament: 90. HORACK WATRNS ‘i oa WO Bast 14th at, (fits MASON & WAMLIN ORGAN ar aN, HAVE removed thei st 14th a spe, : pcan, #4 rd. OF cay payments, Organs may b pet month for ewolvs quarters and upward. tor fort 4 D—A SRCOND i on V in good order, and c! 8,654 Post ofe F887 po nied cataloxnes tree. OAK UPRIGHT Address I. K., box < WILL RENT PIANO; $2, ORGAN; STEINWAY, Fe only for 80 orean, newly now averstcnng Tin ‘BIW; Music, le, per page, GORDON & SON, 14 Kast iath 30. —ABAUTIEY DLO tt Weer! PIANO ‘ORTE; 8 ay in jaca. uaar Uenadwac. EN OCTAY Be 8, BID. Presented, ith th iginal Pronch score, 1 Tiler MAGPIE Soart Mins is th orttnal Pe epost, E: ace Liha designed for th JORUS: of 6) voices GRAND ORCHESTRA, under the direction of Hore Ket chiller, and a SUPERB CAST, comprising 40 ARTISTS, LE OF PRICES. Reserved Seats. $1 and $1 4 jalier: 5 a Matinee Prices Admission, S0e; Reserved | Seats, “~~ WANTED TO PURCHASE. GNALL JOB LOTS UF CERN orp eatin, state prices, rticulars; must be bargains. ©, Vox 394 Herald office. is V ANTED.—BECOND -Director aER MANIA STUART, tragedy by Seuiller, Box office oven from 5 to 40'clock daily. PY ‘ER Axo DAMROSOH COURT CHAMBER pyaar PEDRSTRIAX FIGUR E, DIFFERENT DESIONS, ALKING CUTS, BSURRE BILLS, $20 pei sr, MET OB, 8 SENT C. SDARE! OF TUE Cousrny. REWSTRI HALL —TURER LADIEN WALKING. — The Pet ot New York, wlio hae al waiked over eapacity and price. oy of the % 000M bo Tuk PETITE, FASNY “EDWARDS, W ANTED—ABOUT 18 PERT OF DESK, witit PAR: will bo necompauied duting the last hours of ‘Ther walk t ks, auitable THURSDAY EVENJNG ons L Aetiwan AND. ENNTs, tance Pedestrienne, BERTHA VON BERG: and the colaventent Frouch. fast ¥ Watkist, MME tl) DENTISTRY . OR TERTH 18 THREE HOURS AT THE OLB 77 Gthay,, fret door north of 2d te oe times, Open FP TEETH AYMARKET, GRAND F i OPEN E DENTAL ASSO. iy SE TaXTita STING, 250.;° FILLING ined while waiting, at 466 Can ARTIFICIAL TEETH; GUM SETS, TH ST OF OTH AV, THE AMERICAN MABIELE ELITE 8¢ "f Shade el ad OF Bontfo Music & —BRAUTIFU MERU A Promenade Con cart evry vein Music | SG. gai warranted; examine specimens. oa am ae Be A GRAND FANG Auk Is, bre A ADER. on THU RSDAY EY ENI MARCH RAIN AND ANTELS, Woob, SLATE AND MAR! N R. RANNEY'S THIRD LECTURE ON “B \ Dea ‘Bystem,” at Chickering Hall tonight, Causes variety. STEWART & CO, of detent the tw Ik discussed. MAkete AND MARBUEIZED MANTELS, RAVE. stones, de. A. KL. 34 Bai near 3d w Ma" PEDESTRIAN. FIGURE LEKING beh HEET BILLS, IN EITHER SINGLE OR DO pouBhi Fuckes OPOLITAN JOR OFFICE, 23 ai ae OF ‘tie Mortey. MATRIMONIAL. v3 “LADY WOULD LIKE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF) mr ‘ entieman of atrimonially inelined; one f Sf driving and having ro proterred. Addruse LONI 1 ‘ SENT ©. 0. D, ANY PA eo SOME, b raid Upwen oft GtAsand ‘TuEatan. ' * WATCHES, JEWELRY, av. THIRD MONTH {Pia BROADWAY,” ABOVE 32D “ST —MONEY aap SORT A for ee ie oe old Sait Silverwary hn hes THIKD MONTH erly witha ‘n ‘Sack Ree sible y Ne T JOUNSTON'S, 150 rOWesT, A 3M GEM Dia. of Sullivan and Gliders comle opera, mond, bought at a sacrifi 1,000; petes uM. 8. . PINAFORE shu lighest prices paid tor ‘aitverware, “Diatmon: monde, H. M. & PINAFORE ‘atches ewelry, Bronses, Paintings, Goods sold far TH. M. & PINAFORE below first cost, ee M. M. 8. PINAFORE BOWER au PRICK PAID Dia atthe 1 nds, Watches, Jewelry, &e.; old cae ona eee Tlekets bo: ? DARD TH ANS IN” DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY in DS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND sold back at a stnall advance, LRN, 1.19) Broadway, we ets K TH AND got STB. beral au made on amon, ‘abel ‘Silks, incor wpa Shawls, Same bonght at mi BKRNARD, MATINEE every Wednesday and Saturday) MATINEE every Wednesday and Saturday MATINEE overy Wednesday and Saturday Matineo Prices. Reserved Seats, AT POPUL AR R PRICES, at 1:90, Admission 500, Grit ETH DUKE. Ti 1 EER BU KK, Libretto, 106, 5 8, . BROADWAY, OF rosite arcane Hous \HIE SORUBRER™ | voonl seicetigns, bobde L.20 Tinted private. ois. Dinnwende, é: i DiTEON SC Jeweley, Aen, bought and sold, LINBO SS ee baci. TO LOAN ON TERGONAL PHOR $200,000.32 aera INGING MEN FOR THEATRE, MUSE RAAD WI SEE ae aka Weaneedad