The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1879, Page 9

THE COURTS. _ Cause of the Explosion of the Steamer Adelphi’s Boiler, A FISHING EXPEDITION. Efficient Member of Nan the Newsboy's Life Saving Corps. The suit brought against the Columbia Steam Navigation Company for $5,000 on account of the death of Miss Sarah Leonard, through the explesion off Norwalk, Conn.,on the 28th of last September, of the boiler of the steamer Adelphi, was continued yesterday before Judge Barrett and a jury. Mr. Donnis McMahon, counsel for the defendants, called Mr. John A, Fease, who testified that he was by edu- cation a mechanical engineer and had been such about twenty-nine years; had learned tho trade of boiler making and had run various large steamboats as thief engineer over twenty years; had also been’ Licensed by the government as inspector; he wos the superintending engineer of the defendants’ line, and also a stockholder inthe company. He confirmed Mr. MeMahon’s opening as to the criginal examina- tion of the boiler in question, and the work done on the boat and its boiler and machinery. It was put in perfect order. He gave it as his judgment that the explosion was the result ‘of n laminated sheet being originally put in the boiler, which had become disintegrated by constant action of the boiling water, the steam and tho salt in it, which, in the course of three years, wore away the iron boiler plate at the point of fracture to the thin space it presented after the explosion. This _ witness showed tho jury on the large sheet of boiler fron, which Mr. McMahon had brought into court, and which was annexed to the fractured sheet, points wherein that sheet also apy 1d to be laminated, Ho thought that after this unsound sheet of iron, which was exploded apart, had been incorpora nto the boiler originally it could not ,be detected even by the closest scrutiny. Froim the outside the only mode of detection would have been the testing by a hammer struck on the outside, but even then that test could not be successfully applied here, in- Asmuch as the point of fracture was too near the aap of the sheets. The witness was cross-examined at great length by Mr. Christopher Fine, counsel for the plaintiff, but his san did not materially vary from his direct. Mr. ‘MeMahon then called Mr. Bromley, superintendent of the Quintard Iron Works, who said he had had an experience of thirty- five years as a mechanical enginecr and a draughts- man ot boilers and gave very important testimony on the pressure such a boiler was able to bear. Assum- iny its diameter of sholl to be 94, feet and the tensile strength of the iron used in it to pe 50,000 pounds, it could, he said, stand the pressure of forty-five pounds and a fraction to the square inch of surface. He agreed with Mr. Peaso that the cause of explosion week defective laminated shoot having been used 1m the boiler in its original construction. After the sheet had got into the boiler it could only ‘be detected in three ways—by the hydrostatic press- ure being put on it, by internal examination and by external hammering. On looking at the fsorg of the boiler he thought no ‘one oonld getin that part of the boiler and examine it from the in- side; it could only be done by outside hammering; he was of tho opinion, on being shawn the sheet of beiler in court, that ahammer could not be applicd to itaud detect the difference of sound, as at that point of the boiler it was too well braced to admit of the necessary sound being made by a haminer. Tho testimony of this witness, which, as wil} bo seen, Was very important as ‘ing upon thé point ut issue, will be resumed this Morning. A FISH HARD TO CATCH, Samuel Fish, a resident of Providence, R. L, was sued by William Dano and a judgment obtained against him for $150, in the Marine Court. An exe- cution was issued and the Sheriff returned it unsatie- fied, On tho 20th of January last, while in this city, Fish was served with on order to appear and be ex- amined on tho next day supplementary to execu- tion. He disregarded the order and was next served with an order on the 14th day of February follow- Ing, to show cause why hé should not be punished for contempt of Court, He again tailed to appear, and Judge Sinnott, upon application of the plaintiil’s attorney, issucd an attachment to the Sherif to arrest Fish, He was tound to be a hard fieh to catch, but at last the hook of the Sheyif, baited with the attachment of the Judge, succecded in catching him. Mr. Alfred Steckier, his counsel, mude an bp eges to discharge him trom arrest, claiming that he was not guilty of any in- tentional contempt, but that ow! to circumstances which he was unable to control he had je:l to attend the examinations, und therctore should be discharged. Mr. Wolff, plaiut#t’s attorney, opposed the motion, claiming tint the defendant was guilty of au intentional contempt. Judge McAdam, after hearing the riipeoe Te- Jeuxed Fish from the hook of the Sheriff, and he is Row metaphorically iicnaciate) back to Providence. ALLY OF NAN TH THE NEWSBOY. Anold mau, named Thomas Colyer, rosiding at Coenties slip, while walking through South, near Dover strect, on ths night of March 18, was over- bauled by @ brace of young highwaymen. One of* them seized him by the arm and twisted it and threw him to the ground, while his companion robbed him ee his watch. The occurrence wes wit- nessol by a young fellow, mamed Gilbert Long, of No, hr Cherry street, an tetive member of “Nan the Newsboy’s” Life Saying Corps. He at once started in pursuit of the scoundrels and recovered the property, but was unabie to wake an arrest. On ‘8 information a tinsmith, named James Lang- more, twenty years of of No. 65 Cherry street, ‘Was captured and indicted for robbery in tne first ree. When ari acy rin the Court ot General Sessions, the prisoner ended guilty. In reply to Judge Cowing he ssid no excuse to and adinitted that he had ‘buen in the House of ‘Refuge and Penitentiary. He was sent to the State Prison for ten years. x SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, A discharge in bankruptcy was granted to 8, L, Simpson yesterday in the United States District Court by Jndgo Choate, A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge Choate, in the United States District Court, dis- missing the Jibei in the admiralty suit of B. Dergin eyaiust the steamboat Ceres, Daniel Colan snatehed a silver watch from the per son of Daniel Costigan while the procession was moving through City Hall Park on the lithiust. Ho pleaded guilty in the Court of General Sessions yes- terday, and was sent to the State Prison for two years. A bond was filed in the United States District Court yestord.y, in the sum of $2,000, satisfying the writ of attachment issued on Saturday in the suit of Charles M. Cooper against the New Haven Steamboat Company. A motion in arrest of judgment was made yester- Gay in the United States Cireuit Court, before Judge Benedict, in the case of James Morris, convicted of forging & Post Office money order, upon the ground that the Court had no jurisdiction in the case, ‘The Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday ad- mittted to the Bar as tttorneys, they” having passed ry Cay examination, Charies J. Cornell, Ly« men jovephs, John E. Burke, John KE. Hartley ‘ranklin 2. Abbott, Clarence F. Swart, John L. Sul: van and William i. Porter, A suit has been commencod by Messrs. Lewis & Beecher in the Supreme Court in whieh the children. of Lucretia A. Studwell seck to compel the Charter Oak Lite Insurauce Coorg Phy pay the amount for which they hed insured the lite of their mother. Piaintifls demand judgment ayainst the company for $15,728 25, with interest from the ist day of Ucto- be ry and costs, the 18th of ladt November Poter Walsh was com- mitted by Police Justice Plammor to the Workhouse on Biackwoil’s Island in default of obtaining $300 security for the payment of $2 a week to his wife in abandonment Fina is. On application of Mi ee Fr sing a writ ot hi Le corpus wi oF re esterday, it on not 8 ing claimed that in considera- jong ssauined te shawls ve and inability to fur- nish the bail he should bo discharged, The matter will comme up for a hearing to-day in Supreme Court, Chambers, poe Neng Bist of a 1874, pA pope M. Hy us, ® city we was riding on the fron pie form ot 8 ey ee 5 <4 wi , and East Broadway car, he thrown off as the car wis crossing a switch. The forward wheel ran over the calf of his ieft leg, from the effects of whic! t Bid laid up several weeke, and, as he claima, Corres cripple, besides losing 4 year’s pen at a week, He brought a syit against the company rome $10,000 damages, which came to trial yesterday before Judge Daniels, hold- ing Supreme Court, Ciroult. The defence is con- tributive neligence. The driver of the car swore | that he was intoxicated and stood on the platforin when there wae Co Ad of Ppa inside, Mess: Chauncey Shafer & Abel Croo! tit and Messrs, Robinson t Seri fendant, you an, a Nebate tt oyster saloon ut Rago ite who said hi No. 127 noone street, was pe for trial by Aesistant District ‘Attorney Ruaseil in the Court of General Sessions yesterday, On the night of the ith inst, he, in company st fous. ot others, entered nu of Bert the plai t for the be. named Frank Wilson, the layer beer No. 18 ta ridgo etroet, eteated “4 ‘ena Cede watchel continis ur rished out of the saloon, but they fol provseaed far Vefore Oflicer _NEW ‘YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1879.-TRIPLE Newman overhauled Patrick Sullivan, one of the party, with the money in his possession, Wilson was arrested a few days afterward. He was con- vieted of grand leiceny, to which offence Sullivan posted uilty. Judge Cowing sent both prisoners ‘ison for five years each. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SupreME Count—CHAMBERS—Held by Judge Law- rence.—Nos. 1, 69, 70, 92, 108, 162, 152, 186, 194, 198, 210, 218, 236, 237, 238. Supnems ‘Court—Gzxena. TenmM—Hel@ by Pre- siding Judge grr and ares Brady and Potter. ed 86, 87, 88, 166, 188, 159, 145g, 239, 96, 97, 98, 108, 7, Ibi, 110, 112, 144, 151, 158, 165, 177, 18d 3z, 114, 273, is }, 85. Surkeme Covunt—Srecia, Tenm—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Nos. 834, 695, 563, 557, 824, 493, 640, 641, 642, 721, 877. SUPREME Copena fiery set 1—Held by Judge Daniels.—Nos, 4255, ), 3277, 4367, 2228, 180514, 3821, 2174, 2248, 942, aa. * S064, ‘s145, 475 oP Seee 4309, 4310, 2874, 2726, 2821, 3128, 1707 2856, 28K Part 2—Held by Judge Barrett. 4324, Leonard vs. the Coiumbia Steam Navigation Gonipany. No day calendar. Part 3—Held by Judge Donohue,—Nos, 2773, 1905, 1007, 2599, 3310, 2886, 1922, 3373, 1818, Loe 124, 2141, 2172, 1128, 1251, 2973, 9292, 3333, 3338, 1: 201, 3150, 1876, 1021, 3185, 3195, 3216, 9220, 3174, 3303, 4189, 15274), "3158, 1165, 2259, 2082, ‘3304, 1841, 1847, ‘3974, 3376, 3383, SUPERIOR CounT—GENERAL TenM.—Adjourned for the term. SupERton Count—Srrciat Term-—Held by Judge Freedman.—Demurrer—No, 2. Issues of tact—Nos. 45, 21, 31, 33, 44, 49, 56, 58. Surenion Cova tana ba opine 1—Held pod Judge Speir.—Nos, 403, 8: 10, 607, 308, 576, 633, 619, 506, 325, 453, 593, aie, 316, 137, Part 2,—Ad- journed for the term. ComMON Preas—Generat Tenm.—Adjourned for the term, Common Pieas—Equiry Tznm.—Adjourned for the Tm. Common Preas—SrrciaL Term—Held by Judge Larremore.—No day culendar. Common Preas—TniaL TrrM—Part 1—Held by Judge J. F. Daly.—One hour causes—Nos, 1649" and The People ys. Campbell. Set down causes—Nos. 880, A 1222, 172, 173, 876, 017, 861, 988, 971, 1025, 1497, 2082, 1487, 838, 747, aval, 908, 315, 941, 1013, 961, 908, 20 , O06, 1021, 782, 983, Adjourned for the term. aL ‘Tiuia—Part 1—Held by Nos, 5596, 5573, 5777, 141013, 5445, 6947, 5042, 2718, 5965, 6166, 1265, 2468, 56 312, 5620. Part 2—Held by Judge Shea,.—Nos, 312014, 5559. Part 3—Held by Judge Sheridan.—Nos 5000, 5573, 2709, 4455, 56393, 5040, 4522, 5564, 5567, 5280, 5582, 5586, 850, 5574, 5292, Counr oF GENERAL SEsstons—Part 2—Held by pos al Cowing.—tho People vs. John Flynn, robl Same vs. Jacob Gunther, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. John gt felonious aesault and battery; Same vs. John W. H. Wilson, larceny; Same vs. Robert 8. Hall, grand lar- ceny; Same vs. John Harrington and Charles McCabe, grand larceny; Same vs. John Shea, grand larcen: Samo yx. Joseph Flanders, receiving stolen goods Same vs. Clarles Scharf, violating pt law; Same ys. Robert ead burglary; Same vs. John Risse, adulterating milk. COURT OF APPEALS. Axxany, N. Y., March 24, 1879, In Court of Appeals, Monday, March 24, 1879, Present, Hon, 8, E. Church and asscciates.* No, 86, The National Trust Company of the city of New York, sesnondent, va. Valentine Gleason and others, appellants.—Argued by Ira Shafer tor ap- pellants; Fred Smyth tor respondent. No. 51. John Underwood, receiver, respohdent, vs. William Sutcliffe, ap ellant.—Argued by E. Havery for appellant; F. ‘De right for respondent. CALENDAR. ‘The motion calendar tor Tuesday, March 25, 1879, is as follows :—Nos. 382, 372, 385, 388, 392. The day calendar for the same date is as follows:— Nos. 15, 33, 134, 136, 138, 139, 141, 257. REAL ESTATE, The following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange March 24:— 2x1 BY R. Y. HARNRTT. Foreclosure salo—Arthur Johnes, roferee—of the lot 80x100.11 on the 8. w. corner of 4th av, and 104th st., to plainti sor ‘OAKLEY & CO. Foreclosure salo—E. D. Gale, referes—of the threo story frame house and three story brick honso, with lot 26x85, No. 45 near Bayai 6,000 Als Nol 31 Commeree st,.n. «. 8; also the four story Dele Pies ‘and dwelling, with lot 23.6x06.6, No. 420 W: +b, We hone Hammond f d also the two rt 2 400 aan with lot 25x93.0, Ni 400 ft, w. of Oth ay. (91 certain will), to John W By MoRD! A. J. Simpson, reforee—Foreclosure mile of the gar stony brick house, with, lot 25.8x1UN) No, 237 7 tt. Ww, av. to J. Langen- » 13,900 » 14,000 UY SCOTT & MYERS. inane Kennedy, refereo—Foreclosuro sale of the four story. brie re and dwalling, with lot TER EG, ee 176 2d av. ao, commer of 112th 12,000 ‘we fonr story brick ‘store ani Brin, te 2, 1s od BY., + to'plaintit dwelling, wi TLE eof 112th 8,700 ITV. Kk. STEVENSON, wy ak. f tho full sized extension napleare aneo. Private st No. 15 West 57th st., to George Mi Total... ». 57,500 Bt 17,500 OFTICTIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 'Tho following is a statement showing tho real estate transactions recomled in the Registers office Moreh 24, 1879:— N Bleecker st., 4. &. corner of Censor ste, ris Reno und wife to Max Boras Bel wt i Hower ‘Wo toon | W. Pell 6th » any) of Léxington Caroling ii: boa rade to Mary_L. Bog, Feb st, TAG fen. of wnd 28,7 ft. ¥1LAxirregular; P. i TL Patton and oth 4 UNOS airrega- ig race A. iLiyggin Bleecker Pont 8. @ corner of Wooster st. fox73 eline Borge ‘ane husband to M STth at. ms. HOOT we. k. Floyd Bseanter Madivon av., «. S ft. m. of teith st, Gee and wito to Elisha G. elely I ay, 6th da ft. w. Riveie to John Nauaiay 206, 2575, Ny Saimes Hayes and wifo A Lewin at. 21x07: Hitea vrtland av, 0 Fw of Ci ay Bad ster be ee Mea TH, Davidson und wite & we corner of Dnt vehor and wife Sist at. 175 ft, @. of 2 aud wito to Joseph Murray, LEASES. 4th stn... 19710 ft 9. of 7 jain’ 'B. Astor (trustee of) to Lowis Be aaa, 2 ieconDin MONTAG. Hl wife, tu. Vocaning (guardian, i, of Sta Amend, Bernard « & “esondail, of wage ss Bowen to Fred. e. ot Lat ay.§ oy bh M. $1228, 6,000 und wily, to the rs w York, sof isth 6,000 1,000 toate 9t 7,000 ay im nati 2,000 aace th on quran rempany, scr om RROORDKD AshiaN iNT OF MORTaAU®. Ge, Wii ila U. Solehiow. st ii ke,), of the Aixpeniny eink ind to ai tition | 1,309 fu0 THE IRON CONTRACT. JUDGE FREEDMAN DISMISSES THE SUIT OF THR NEW ENGLAND TRON COMPANY AGAINST THE GILBRRT BLEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY, The suit of the New England Iron Company agrinst the Gilbert Blovated Nailroad Company to re- cover $4,000,000 for an alloged breachof a contract to constrict the present Sixth Avenne Elevated Railway has come to a somewhat inglorious conclusion. It wili be romombered that a motion was recently mado by the dofendents (o dismiss the complaint on variou grounds, published at the time in tho Henanp, All the counsel were in attendance yester and listened to the ‘lelivery of the oval decision of difage Freedinan, before whom the case Was tried, Judge Freedman dis. missed the case, It will be remembered that the de- fendants claim that the contract was never oxeeuted properly, or with authority, ant that the same never became operative and was only provisional in ith nature, In his opinion, which is very voluminous, Judge Freedinan overtules thowe points and holds that an cacieomadie by the plaintiff of the ee, to the trustees for the benefit of creditors, without not! to the Gilbert Company, did not constitute a breach entitling the Gilbert Company to treat the contract as rescinded, vided the iron company did not disquality iteel by some f act from performance of the contract. ome plication of ex-Judge Fithian, one of the ansel for the plaintit’s, the Court allowed until this i torning offer turther proot upon the ques- tion of the plaintiff's insolvency. THE NEW YORK ROAD, The general disappointment felt by the public at the failure of the New York “‘L” road to keep its City Hall branch open on Sunday caused inquiry to be made at the office of the company yesterday. Mr. Cowing, the treasurer, said that he did not know why the branch was closed and was undecided whether it would be kept em. hereatter on the Sabbath. The viee president, howeyor, said that it would be kept ae if the accommodation of the public demanded The failure to run to the City Hall station, it seems, Was duc, not to a misunderstanding as to the issuing of orders in relation thereto, as has been stated, The advertisements should have been changed, aunouncing that no trains would be ran, but the matter was overlooked, The South Ferry branch of the road, which, Mr. Cowing says, will be opened in a few days, will save one and a halt to two minutes on trips to Harlem, The running of trains atter half-past twelve has not yet been decided upon, In any event it will bo ay Sree for the road to run trains oll night until the third track is completed and housing accommodations increased, The work of sinking foundations for columns beyond the present termanus at 129th street and Third avenue continues, The work progresses slowly, however, on account of the condition of the ground, CHEAPER ‘TRANSIT “NEEDED. . ree Ee Acircular is being signed in New Jersey calling for @ meeting of the travelling public of that State, at the rooms of the New Jersey Association, No. 11, Coal and Iron Exchange, No. 17 Cortlandt street, on Thursday’ afternoon, April 10, at half-past threo o'clock, for the purpose of appointing a committee to confer with the railroad and ferry companies of New Jersey as to the urgency apd advisability of cheaper transit and rapid transit, ingview of the fact that the New York elevated railway companies are furnishing conveniences fully equal to those New Jersey has enjoyed, A letter was yesterday sent to the representatives of each of the New Jersey rail- road companies, asking their aid in the movement on the ground that increased travel will be sure to follow decreased fares, and their interests and the State’s will be thereby benefited. It is claimed that with cheap transit, combined with rapid transit, New Jersey will be enabled ‘to hold her own in the future as in the past,” GENERAL ECKERT'’S SUIT. Mr. Henry Belden, Jr., was arrested yester- day by the Sheriff in General Eckert’s suit against the members of the firm of William Belden & Co, Mr, Belden qualified in $60,000, his bondsmen being Messrs. Ebenezer B. Belden and Robert Dunlop, 2 eo MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Battky—Dovoenenty.—At the residence of the bride's parents, on Tuesday, March 18, by the Rev. E. W. French, Hexny G. BaILey to SALuie, daughter of 8. B. Dougherty, Esq., all of Jersoy City Heights. LerrenvxuLpt—Raven.—On Wednesdey, October 23, 1878, Can. A. LeErrENrELDr, M. D.,4of Curacao, W. L., to Groncianna F, Raven, of Brooklyn, L. I. Mryexs—Jacons,—On Sunday, rch 23, 1879, at Lyric Hall, by tho Rev. A. Levy, SAMUEL MbrxEns, of .Danbury, Conn., to Rosa, eldest daughter of A. M. Jacobs, of this city. Danbury papers please copy:~ DIED. Baciey.—Monday, March 24, 1879, Minox C. Baa- i, in his 31st year. ds are invited to attend the funeral, from the jentncncs of his sister, Mrs. M, J. Robinson, 53 West Washington place, on Wednesday, at half-past one P, af. Buotat.—On the 23d inst., after a long and severe linens, Isapen.a, beloved wife of George J. Bijotat, in the 82d year of her Funeral ‘will take piace from her late residence, 802 West 15th inst., on Wednesday, March 26, at half- past one o'clock. Caxsrna.—On Bunsiey March 23, Manx, eldest daughter of Hugh a Margaret Canning, aged 7 years 8 months and 5 days. Relatives and friends of the family are rospectfully invited to attend the funeral, Tuesday, March hee or twelve o'clock noon, from the residence of parents, thence to Coilege Point Water Works, Flushing, L. the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, rigivask, -—-March 23, Jutta CARnown, tives and frionds are respecttully invited to attend ‘the funeral, [rom her late residence, 246 West 38th #t., on Tuesday, at one o'clock, CaRKY.—March 24, 1879, Many, wife of Lawrence Carey, aged 30 years. Relatives fist friends of the Petty are Uarneage cae invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday, March 26, at une o'clock P. M., from her late residence, 121 Macdongal st. No flowers, * COLEMAN.—-At Utica, on Friday, March 21, of diphtheria, AvRaitamM B. Cocemay, Jr., son of Abra- hem 8, and the late Mary A. Coleman, aged 5 years, 3 months and 12 days. Interment at Woodlawn, on Tuesday, 25th inst. Trains teave at 2:30 o'cloe! CooxEnty.—On Sunday, March 23, Mary Coonrrty, wifo of Thomas Coonerty, Ireland, in the 35th year of her age. May her soul rest in peace, amen. ‘The funeral wiil take placo from 203 East 64th st., at ten o’clock Tuesday morving, from thence to way, L, 1, for interment. CRonts.—March 23, JoaN Caoxry. Relatives and tricnds are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 404 Fast ist st., Tuesday, one o'clock. Dick.—On Sunday, March 23, 1879, CHARLES Faawx- Lx, £on of Charles A. and Rosalie L. Dick, aged 2 years, 7 months and 20 days, Funeral trom the residence of his grandfather, Jobn F, Mills, 1634 st., Morrisania, on Tuesaday, March at two P. M. Enavt.—At midnight, Mareh 22, 1879, of pneu- monia, Gxonae Exar, native of Alsace, aged 40 years and 17 days, Relatives and friends, also brethren of Tafayette Lodge, No. 64, F, and A, M., and of German Union bodys. No. 54, F. and ‘A. M., and brethren of sister lodges, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, trom Composite Rooms, Masonic Temple, corner Wd street and 6th av., on ‘Tuesday, March 25, at half-past twelve P.M. Train will a a Grand Central Depot at 12:30 P. M, for Woodlawn Cemetery. Laravetre Lovo, No. 64, F. axp A. M.—Bretbren, you ave hereby summoned to attend @ Special Com: municatign, at the lodge room, Masonic er half-past eleven A. M. sharp, Tuesday, March 1 to procecd in a body to the residence o¢ Euant, whose funeral will bong place from our lodge room at half-past twelve sharp, Brethren of German Unaton Lodgo, No. 4, F. and .M., pete ig sister order of lodges are invited to ‘be p pe present. B: . LOCHERTY, Master. Frwx.—On Monday, Nia h 2, Jacon L Frsn, in b4th yeur of his ace. Luke's Church, Clinton av., near Fulton, Brooklyn, at one o'clock on Wednesday, March 26. driendsare respecttuily invited, Gantuwatrr.—Suddenly, on March 24, Canes ©. GantnwarTe. ‘The relatives and friendly are respectful invited to attend the aoa, on Wednesday, vg Fahl at two oelock, from the residence es ‘Willian i 1 Pack place, Newark, N. J. morning, March 24, 1879, Lex i of John King and Katie Lee vhihs and 5 day: invited to Tesidence of his parents, No. 46 West 28th st.,omn Wednesday morning, 26th inst., at cleven o' Hawr.—On the ‘4th inst, Eaota K,, wife of Regi- nald Hart and deughter of tho late William ©, Par. ley, in the 23d year of her age. Relativos and friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, (rom St. Mark's Chareh, Mount Kisco, © Wednewlay, March 26, ove P.M. Trains ma Grand Central Depot 10:30 A. M. tor Mount isco, HeGEMAN.—On Saturdey evening, March 22, Jann Rooms, wite of Benjamin A. Hogeman, Rolatives and friends are invited to attend the fun- cral services, at ber late resilence, No. 262 West 24th st., at four o'clock this fon ftw dead Inter- ment at Greenwood Cemetery, Wednesday morning. InviNc—Ar Brooklyn, E. D., on Bonday. tho 24th inst., Mancaner, wite of Robert I and mother of Robert G., William M. and Joseph B. Leving. Notieo of tuneral hereatter. Jameson,-On Sunday, Mareh 23, Racaxn 8. Jamr- BON, aged 57 yurrs. Funeral services from the residence of her brother, James M. Stedman, 157th st. and Elton. Melrose, Tuesday, March 45, at five VP. M. Rotatives and frionds are invited, ‘Carriages will be in waiting for the 4 P. M. train from Grand Wentral Depot, KapreLen.—Tho officers and nembera of the Sone- folder Mutual Benefit Association are respectfully requested to attend the funeral of our late membe Lavnest Karrenen, to take place from the ehure corner Montgomery and Madison ste.,om Wednesday, March 26, at hall-past one. JAMES RUSSELL, President. Orro ©. Joacur, Secrotary. . Kenny At Greenpoint, teh 23, Manta Kriry, aged 75 years. elatives and friends are reepectiutly invited to a tend her funeral from the residence of her daughte: Mrs. W. Doan, 147 Franklin st., on Wednesday, ‘With inet, at two o'clock P.M. Lacy.-On Sunday, March 23, at 311 6th a ANNE Lacy, aged 65 Fours. at March 24, 1879, Sanam, widow yea rivnds ‘orthe family are M1, invited funeral, from bi te Tout dence, st, on Wednesday morning, March 2 “at haif-past a.ine o'clock, to St. Joseph's Chute, corner of (th ay. and West Washington p here a solemn mass of requiem will be eole- Hratod for the repose of het soul. thence to Calvary Cemetery. Maerenson.—On the 24th i Many, widow of the lato Michacl Masterson, dyed’ 60 years, native ot county Cavan, Ireland. Kelitives aud friends are invited to the funeral, . “PUXTCRES. « tive of county Clare, «| SHEKT?, trom her late residence, 412 2 West 56th st., on Wednes- ie ret —On Sunday, March 23, of pneumonia, bgt infant daughter of Gertrude E, and Andrew Mills, Jr., aged 4 months and 28 day Punerai from the residence of her parents, 326 East 5ist st., at one o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mircneus.—Joun J. MrrcHELL, of pneumonia, in the Bist year of bis age. Funeral from his Inte residence, 131 Madison-st., at two P. M., Tuesday, Mareh 26 MoLLoy.—On Monday, March 24, Tuomas Morioy, in the 93d year of his age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to | attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 1,490 2d av., on Wednesday, March 26, at one o'clock P. M. MeCasr.—On Sunday, March 23, Ann, wife of Ed- ward McCabe, aged 73 years. The funeral will take place from the Church of St, Michael, 32d st. and 9th ay., where a solemn mass of = miem will be celebrated for the repose of her soul is (Iuesday) morning, at half-past eleven. lela- ll and friends are respectfully invited to attend,” Mckyree.—On Sunday, March 23, Many Ann, wife of Patrick J, McEntee, aged 38 yeur. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 414 Weat 20th st., on Tuesday, at half-past one P, M. MoGitwr At Bergen Point, N. J., on Sunday, March 23, Jaxer Louisa daughter of Petor S. aud Phabe M, McGillwray, aged 1 year and 20 days. Funeral services at three P. M. Tuesday, 25th inst,, at the residence of her parents, ay. R, corner 5th st, Interment Wednesday icKxox,—On Monday, the 24th inst., Many, wite of John McKeon, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her residence, No. 179 East | Tist st.. on Wednesday, the 26th inst., at ten A.) tothe Church of St, ent Ferrer, corner of 66t! st. and Lexington av., where a solemn requiem mass will be offered, thence to Calvary Cemetery. In accordance with the wishes of the «deceased, friends are respectfully requested not to send flowers, McLean.—Suddenly, Many Puitirrs, beloved wife of Henry McLean, Funeral from St, Stephen’s Church, West 46th st., near Gth av., to-day, at half-past two P. M. McManon.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, March 24, ANDREW McMauon, Funeral will take place on Wednesday, March 26, at two o’clock, from the residence of Thomas Murphy, 165 Cuinberland st., Spade NeEwKInk.—On Sunday, the 23d inst., Garnet New- KIRK, in the 65th ~ of his ag. Relatives and friends aro invited to attend tho funeral, from his late residence, 31 Durham av., Jer- sey City Heights, on Wednesday, March 26, at one o’clock P. M.* Rietry.—On Sunday, Mareh 23, at eleven A. M., Micaaet O, RIeLLy, the son of the late Luke 0.’Rielly. ‘The relatives and frfénds of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence ot his mother, 324 East 32d st., on Tuesday, the 25th inst., at two o’clock. Rocx.—On Saturday, March 22, in the 54th year of his age, Frepenicx Rock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late pacenenee, 2 238 8th ay., on Tuesday, March 25, at one o'clock P. M. Roven.—On Sunday, March 23, little Eppy, aged 5 years, 5 months and 23 days. Funeral on Luesday, at oné o’clock, from the resi- dence of his parents, 128 West 26th st. Relatives and friends ronpenctaliy invited. Sarrg.—On Monday, March 24, 1879, Jous Epwarp Sarra, aged 14 years 11 months 3 weeks and 3 days. Funeral will take place on Wednesday, 26th inst., at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 427 West 26th st. Relatives and friends,are in- vited to attend. ‘Smrru.—At Napa City, Cal., March 13, 1879, Ecpert T, Smrrn, son of the late General John Smith, of Mastic, L. L., in the 3d year of his age. Swan.—At 300 West 48th st., on the 24th inst., Jovern B. Swax, engraver. Funeral from his late residence, Thursday, March 27, at one o'clock P, M. Swan.—At Steilacoom, W, T., on January 30, 1879, Joux Swax, formerly of Brooklyn, N. Y., in the 58th year of his age. TALMAN. a Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 23, CATHARINE A., widow of Chas. Taiman, Esq., in the Sth year of her age, Salaraves and fricnds are invited to attend the fu- neral services, at the residence of her son, Wm. G. Talman, 304 State st.,on Tuesday afternoon, March 25, at four o'clock. ‘TaxLog.—At Manchester, England, on the 22d inst., GxoncE W, Taxon, ono of the founders of the house ot Lord & Taylor, in the 72d year of his age. Teweu..—On Sunday, March 23, DANIEL ‘TEWELL, im the 65th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the fnneral, from the residence of his son, Timothy Tewell, 518 3d ay., corner 12th st., Brook- lyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, Van Nuxsr.—On Saturday evening, March 22, Ipa Louise, youngest daughter of John ‘and Charlotte Van Nuyse, in the 26th year of her age. The funeral service will take place from her late residence, 700 Bedford ay.,on Tuesday eveving, at eight P, M. WANI‘ED TO PURCHASE. OR’ FITTING UPA FIRS' 3 barroom for cash, Box 2,198 Post office. | {7 ANTED—FROM 5u0 TO 000 CAMPEACHY STRAW Address J., Hoffman House, stating location yas STEp SUN DEED AL ‘SfEAM JACKET | LONDON MANUFAC TURING COM- PANY? aud 10 Varlek CE AM iC TURES RICA, SH, 117 Horald setireie good order, TURE AND FIXTURES SUITAB: ice. FRANK, Herald office. INSTRUCTION. “KRITUMETIO. SPE “DAY AND $i monthly. PAINE'S, 62 Bowery RAY . Writing, 13 Bro i M ‘and instrumental music desires a few moro pils in wbove branches; terms moderate, H. J, W., box re er office, v ming tho best advantagos for their cular, ARMAGNAC & ROWE, Princiy “BILLIARDS. BILL I AKD TABLES, FROM $150 UPWARD; +. &e.; boat coods at lowest prices wae COLLENDEI Tes Brondway, comer 1th st. NUMBER OF 5X10 TABLES, COLL new, refitted with th 1 Fanted Just the thing |. M. BRUNSWICK PIANOFORTES, URGANS, au EXTRAORDINARY © ASH OFYER—PULL SEVEN fe 74 octavo, $100; firwt fortes to rent, por wat’ roeewesd. fall 26 Bloocker #t., near Bowery. SQUARE AND GRAND snes of our own make; also for sale and rent, aveond haud Pianus, in porfeet order, SABE & CO. 112 6th nv., above 10th st, AL SHARELTON BRON, MANUFACTURERS, 34 AND roraity a large nd wee dud nend Fiemoy (oonss of the latter ns good ae hew) will bo sold oF ronted at prices to enit the timos. A GREAT OFFER—I00 PIANOS AND ORGANS AT {Lextrordinarily low prices. for, exsh.: splendid Organs, stops, B49; 7 odo., do. 13 do., SO ractave Pia ‘giz do $140; not aed wartnuted.” Music, Ie. per page: ORACE WATERS © SUNS, 4) Bast Lath ete seven Vetus Upright, $125. JOLD> MITH'S, raw FIRST CLASS PIANOS, BUT oe F. dat & Kroat sacrifies, to close them hor ansy monthly payments. WALKER & CO. sraninus Third avenue Sucietly Gret clase new Square dl Upright Pianos at reducod pri WAY PIA) st Y Call PRIVATE. their ro: with Stool w 14th st. PRIVATE VAMILY Wibl. f LL ih As botween 3th and 6th wvn. A NEW SEC PIANOS, VIZ.:— | sllardman, Haines, 8 , Chickoring and st om $75 to 8200, | ~ FEW very creat barg: SECON _ AMUSEMENTS W. ALLA Ore. t Proprictor ind Mon acer tip" W of the itn ADVENTU KES A “Billet doux lows dai “When held unto « aper, Much may be whispered in the oar That is not safe to trust to paper,” EV ERY YEN! TURDAY MATINER in Sardou's medy Drama of “A Sonar OF OF PAPER,” agree HARES ROG STRLLA. ONT ACE KATE iarcerr, dK. BLAISDELL OF THE SUBSC: vening, March 2 i TOMORROW (Wed timo of Donizetti's Opera, LUCIA’ DI’ LAMMERMOOR, Ragardo, Signor Campanini: Enrico Aston Sixnor Del Puente; Raimondo, Sizuor Foli, ard Lucia, Mue. E Gerster; Conductor, Signor Arditi, FRIDAY , production of Moi anne Opera, DINOR et Frapolli; Hh i a C charactor). LAST GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY, March CARMEN. Don Joso, Sicnor Campanini; Eseumillo, Sig- nor Del Puente; Carmen, Mile, Minnie Hank. “ACADEMY OF Au evoning Con ai 4 Gorater, Mme. Marte ftoae und Mile, Campanini, s Puente and Six Her Majesty's Opera. ckets now rondy. four persons (according t quet and Baleony, $2; general ad = The Academy box office open da'ly from 9 till 4, IBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE. ED, ¥. STARIN . Proprietor and Manager FOURTH WEEK, - CONTINUED SUCCESS OP KIRALFY GRAND srectAUC nat Fu PROD TION OF THE ACK CROOK, BLACK CROOK. BLACK CROOK. uuaee prey aad Bhack’ CROOK. we CROC AC BLAG i Ghook, B BLACK CROOK, BLACK CROOK NEW SF RCIALTIES. $ y EN DON'T MISS the "JACK-ITS-CH font of BALANCING, uasisted by the renowned 1 ieee ans woeks in advance. PASTOR’: ‘ONY efeted —lwo. \IBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE. ED. F, STARIN AU A BRos. grand spectacular production of th . BLACK ROOK The famous Chinese Infant ‘comb Pie in their comical movements, NEW SPECIALTIES, THE, ROYAL. JACK IT: WITH LITTE ALL RIGHT. "OF BRA HOUR! a IDA E. walled in his ebalienge char THE a SENSATION OF Tike SEASON. THE COU ™ MENGE DUNDREARY. AIRBANKS as Florence Treuchard, ABORIO | TEMPE 23D ST. AND GTH AV. Theatre). SIXTH WEEK. FRANC s ody NERS oy and original marvellous I I D D G G E E T MIDGETS. T 8 LUCIA ZARATE. man beings ever create is. Reception oy day, from ML. Admissiv ‘ADEMY OF ITALIAN OPERA. FR BOXES AND CHOICE SEATS ‘for tb IML Pe FORMANCES of HEM. MAJESTY) COMPANY can be secured at THE THEAT. ET OFFICE, NU. 111 BROADWAY. HE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING | OFFICE, ps Aun st, have opened # branch office for ressips af ovdors at 14 Union wguare, and eats ‘od one of Edison's convenience of thoir TALKING MATOM AGAINST TIME.—TUE GREAT walker, Valentine Schramm, of College Point, will at- tempt tie feat of walking JO) miles in six days, of which he will walk miles with 40 pounds on his back, at A. Hemol's Hall, 20 and 22 2d av., corner 1st st., New ¥ commencing oa Tnosday, March 25, 1979, at 7 M. Admission 25 conte. INGHAM _ PAL. v 3K, ». west of 6th ay, THE AMERICAN MABILLS. ELITE “SOCEABLES Nit A GRAND FANC will THURSDAY EV 7PONY PASTOR'S. HOUSES ALWAYS, ci wa DED. MATINEE TO-DA\ 1878, STEINWAY HALL, CARRL YOURTH SOIREE MUSICALE OF Mesure, HEKOINAND and HERMAN CARRI, DAY MAROW Miss M. Plate, sopr Emil Senger, basso; Mr. Van Gelder, violi; Mr. A. Aaumeder colle; Mr. 5. Sosnaw- ski, accompanist. A& BURBANK’S THRE! Chickering Hall, Thurs: Rip Van Winkle” consira, haus “Sellers, orchestral oon ipaninent. Uouree tekete (reserved), $1; single, W cents. PONDS, 25 Untou squa 2 ’ LADIES! TOURNAMENT, COMMENG ate EVENING. ATS O'CLOCK, PRDESTHIAN HALL, OFM A\g, SEAL SOT ST: THE FOLLOWING LADY PEDESTRIANS Ww WALK:— MISS ALICE, MA‘ MINS A PORT, Hi PAE aE. YARRA Charlic. Hanks, ringers, Emma’ Bretto u afternoons; also Sunday Open from 10 PASTO! oxy F FAgtol es. Ts ONE on GREAT STARS APPEAR MATINEE “TO-DAY. «.. Director FORE, by Sullivan, vek daily. 45 AND 47 BOW 1ON FOR THIS WERK, 12) Star Variety Artists, and full in the great Panton ¥ 5 Opereite, in'tw Box office open fron 8 to + W INDSOR THRATIE MATIN R GOOsE SDAY AND SATURDAY, 1K LITTLE HE LITTLE AT POPULAR PRIC Libretto, ie. , Call» voon! selections, a DITSON & 711 and S48 Brondway, dor pUuk DU i avons.” | tn Ry ae bast Ta al aad reelly eat fe pond 0s PIANO “SEF ACCOMBA- now : fully warranted In every respoct. Ploase call at the | NO PEACHER required. 779 WEikK Warehouse, Sth ay. and lth st, | Brosdway, opposite Stewart's. Price, $1. BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE | Moxy pastoms. “TONY PASTOR'S. A Pianoforte, idence 225 East 00 GUS WILLIAMS, PAT ROONEY AND 100 STARS, ay. MATINER TO-DAY MUCKERING, STRINWAY J teres sree pare" IDDLE'S, ATH K VIANOS.—LARGE AND FINE ASSORT- Bera war Sreswagely Fetiable instruments a fangs. oth wafev EK PANO, MANUP ‘AC iG Pamphiots mailed free. 20 Kast Lath si STRINWAY DOUBLE ROUND 74 OCTAVE PLAN torte, cost R00, only £200; 7 octave, $125, GORDON'S, 197 Hlosekor at. pk HAsO e & HAMLIN, ORGAN COMPANY WAVE th In New York to 40 Kast 1 are, where cheapest © sy payme per month lve mouths, oF $8 70 p ter for ten quarters and ups s-1 Iiinstratedeatalognes tree, URS AND SQUARE PIANOK—GREAT BAR ns one aitorntions v nion square (ith ay,, PIASOS FOR SMALL onl nh arson Piano, # file jie’ per page, GORDON 8 NOX OXING, PENCING, Sil00TING INSTRUCTE IO UUL ar caning laugh fe BO leoranet oome fur cir: | enian, Colonel MONSTEIY, | P | DOBRON, 406 ov | E PLACE. — 18 USSIAN BATHS, LAVAYETE Monith, luxury, recreation and divers! from 7 A. M. to Indies froin 9 to VARD.—PRIVATE LESSONS PIANO, VIOLIN, ORGAN, Guitar, Flute, Singing, Cirewlary mailed. 779 road: way, opposite Stewart's, J. JAY WATSON, Director Bare: GUITAR AND PROF DDtaucht for st av. \ PALE PEDESTRIAN FIGURE, p\ WALKING OUTS, SUERT BILLS, IN KITHER SINGLE, oR P pounhe FIGURES, qporsras JOB SEFICE, 0. SOA RE Oe rite MoM ey, ANOTHER MUSICAL FURORK, . Me. J. 0, DURE eens, Lecoeg's M SENT OTH Under the conduet o Second weok of the i aes fifo, abounding with aking melodia and eparkling ARTISTS. STR ELLE LEIS. GRAND One RUS OF BIGHT. MIXKU VOICES, MAGNIFICENT. NEW SCRNEIY. SUPERB AND NOVEL COSTUMES. This opera is given StL. night and ow W ednesday and Saturday aftornoons wt t Ye LATER DUKE ALL THE SWEET NiO. dies, “T bove You wud Yo Lave Me.” “When the give ‘oor Little Duke,” ae., ae., suing mightly wt veh’, Myaxt FOMOREOW.—THE G of the LITTLE DUKE begins TOMO! oo Reserved ovate. $1 | adi tien, Boe. Kvery sont to the house enshioned, Manixe re ag AMUSEMENTS, — . ete i With w PrLAU ‘aE. ‘THE kky. aprners ACTERISTIC ‘SCENERY Mb CAST OF Cita tACHI aN ES ebay AND Sane DAY, erin provaration Sup STREETS OF de ‘ORK. K MAYO as BADGE Bore. PERDIN Manager Engagement for one week of the sterling young actor, Mr. WM. J. FLEMING, who will appear as General GEO. A. CUSTER in the reniist dram, CUSTER. The NEY urday. erformance will ¢ E BARON, Custer unoe with e comedy, B. zat a, DICK ert PH iw SUNNY day and re Sitti: DISCO {HOUSE fimkNee SUCCESS and 20th st “Tho regular Minstrel Ente urlesque. ATINER MIs. AFORE, APORE. HinMUDACOW PINAPOR! AN STR THEIR S181 cs THEI ‘cous Sand THEE AUNTS, Second wook of the xreat “ZITHER PLAYER, PROF. DE LEAUHODNY, SEATS SECURED’ SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE, AVEW YORK AQUARIUM, BROADWAY AND 35TH SE ® Lirt EDUCATED ONLY, RED THOR( HRRED | CHIMPANS RIDING NT! in HOOD. @® HORSES. AMERICA, M. Oscur’s great Manege act. Charles’ Sevly's Kien d Manoge act, Baily xt 280 und 8 o'clock P.M rmancos on Baturday—at 11 AM. aud 3:30 and 8 i. é ne early. Toke POUISE MONTAGU. J. NG- AND HAM, HARRY BU DWORTH, MATINEE OF ‘TO-DAY. TONY Pastor's FAMOUS . TROUPE IfTH AVENCE THEATRE, Direetor. a¢-Mr. D, H. HARKINS Last two performance: ‘he substantial success THRO’ THE DARK. THURSDAY EVEN NEXT, MARCH 27, Ww W WHIMS, Ww Ww WHIMS. Ww w wu Ta. Ww Ww HIN Ww W W HAs, Ww Ww WHIMS. Ww Ww WHIMS, by STANLEY McKENNA, with elegant and appropriate stage setting and @ grees enst FIRST MATINEE OF WHIMS SATURDAY AT 2. MATINEE PRIC: Admission, 50c. ; reserved seats, $1. Seats secured one week in A =FOR SALE GUST D DIANA «this morning)—30 head of trnek, grocery. expréss oF Eeneral uve, weighing from 1,00) to 1,000, pounds, to be sold at « sacrifice; trial given. Inquire rg Goerek they near Broome. HEATRE COMIQU. HAKRIGAN AND HART. Eleventh week ot Ed Harrigan's perennial stccoss, MULLIGAN GUAR! First week of Edward Harrigan's new ripple, THE GREAT IN-TOE-NATURAL WALKING MATCH. A grand olio, beautitul acts. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. JNION SQUARE THEATRE. U Sole Lomsce and Manager. ager Mt AM. PALMER " MsTH TO 12D eee RM ANCE A Comedy in four acts, adap: 5 314 BROADWAY. THE which is produced with ofih Gea de ts cetainartl fore tt sud with «cast embracing many ot the prin- cipal n ARE quEatee eran M 2. MATINEE OF Tit BANKERS DACOITER THE BANKERS DACGUTEIE At matinees the curtain rises at ten minutes before At ovening performances it rises precisely at 3 C ered at night for 11 o'clock. be secured at.the box office or by mail or tele> WEEKS inadvance Oumg “THEATRE, OPULAR PRICES, THE WO GREAT SU ‘ ON THE SAME EVE i THE SORC: M. re MISS MARIE HARVEY. Miss LOUISE DENGutto) Mins NELLIE MORTIMER. Mine Maude Branscombe, Ww. RATA cee GR EST. TWENTY-FOUR IN cuorts: AND egg EFFICIEN? ORCHESTRA. Broawway THEATRE, CORNER SOTH ST. NDING ROOM ONLY. Secure ca in eaten to coed the crash, THE BEST SU3 AFORE IN THE CITY. THE CHURCH CHOTR COMPANY (from Philadelphia) N. 8. PINAFORE. BROADWAY THEATRE BROADWAY THEATRE. REMEMBER, BROAD’ TH The only complete Reates’ ¥ Su ae mesic, NO MATINEE WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, SPECIAL MATINEE for the Profession. Application by Vetter only, Gtvoees GARDEN. THE LADIES’ PEDESTRIAN TOURNAMENT. . GRAND INTERNATIONAL SIX DAY CONTEST THR ORAMEIOe BELT HE WORLD. oF T: LUK ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS end the totioning op ONE THOURAND" “Dortans TO THE FIRST, EVE DRED DOLLARS TO THE SECOND, ran DRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS TO THE ce NDRED DOLLARS TO ALL COVERING ‘The walk will commence WEDNESDAY E and finish NING, MARCH 26, NESDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. With a proper appreciation of the public sentiment in regard to the desecrat the Sabbath, the management have decided to clone the doors of the Garden at 11 P.M. on Saturday night, and after giving a day of rest to the pedestrians and the spectators, resnine the contest at 12205. o'clock on Monday morning. thus bringing the walk. to @ Sut 124 morning, and affording the contestants an wetnat working time of HOURS. Ry the rules the contestants are to goas they plons, and with twenty-four hopes! rest on Sunday » maguiticent Focord may be expect BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT the management have indneed Mr. Charles Rowell and his trainers, Mosars, Simpson aud Aspen, to delay their depar- ture ono week in order or to render all assistance in their power to the lady con Te DOORS WILL OP at 7:30 0’ Yeloek on Wednesday evening, and after @ promen- ade concert the contestants will make their appearance and commence their contest at 11 P. ‘The following colebrated lady pedestrians have entered the contest — o patty BE, of rm emg litNae ot New Yorks of Main X 2 A KELBURN, of Denmark. H MOSS, of t Rogiand. ADMISSION, PLPEY “CENTS. TRE. ~~ COMEDY. Pa ‘RK TH i HENRY E, ABBEY. ..Leaseo and Manager. MONTIL of Giibert’s most exces = a A Mr. JAMES We RNa? MrT. & eee Me W eStEn, Me Wi Lixerox, Mrs. GH. GILBERT, and SATURDAY Mat INWAY NING at % HALE onductor ke, Asstatance of the Oratorio Hoe uy Tickets at Steinway Hall and nsna! {REMURNE GARDENS, 104,105 AND 108 WEST 20D, © Kroadway.—-Grand’ converts every evening, he largest hall, the finest music and the ‘Adinission free. HUGHES & HORD, (EMALK PEDESTRIAN FIGURE, DIFFERENT DESIGNS, KING CUTS SSURET BILLS, £20 Pi Soa METROPOLIFAS JOB, D. ANY SENT ©. PART" oF ae COUNTRY, STANDARD THEATRE. . i M8 aN THR IN THE IN THE O1 IN THE IN THE “APTENDANCE. A STANDARD “PINAFORE, und cminent Soloist, Aces, ADMIRABLE ADMIRABLE ADMIRABLE ADMIRABLE ADMISABLE ot the STANDARD THEATRE. ATINER EVERY WEDN DAY AND SATURDAY. Matinoe prices :— Admission, Reserve Soats, 81, Ws LACKS THRATRE ORCTINSTRA OPEN POR sngagonient xe the summer sensun, Address ye Wallack’s Theatre by ne ONT PASTOR'S, ONY PASTORS GADIES' bbe: wT Nachoy ee LDRE: AY AT 2 U'CLOUK,