The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
May 23, 1871

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mm ill jH ill ill 19 mmiGimi "year. new york, Tuesday, may 23, i87i. price two cms."' I l W 1'AItlS REBELLION. Tiie Prussians Driving Back the Insurgents. TIIE CITY REPORTED ON FIRE. AN ATTEMPT TO LYNCH ROCHEFORT, PRKQUKNT EirLOSIO.MS IN TIIB CITT. Capture ef (lea. Ilomhrovrakl-Parla Com rltely Isolated- r0,000 Veraallllsla In tke C'ltr Tte meat Criminal of the latnr- rut 10 be Punished, Loxdjh, May A despatch dated "OuUlde fun, Mood? evening, Mar gV'uys: Tim isoNll'-e of the city continues. Flret are ra'tnt Inilde A dense imoke ovtrhtnrt Moat marlre. Frequent cX lotion ar beard, 1 he sound 01 cunt n and n ukey bring It continuooi. It is aid (bat li e Prussians are uceuoylng Vlnetnnet 'I i f I'rma an outpoata ate received strict order to drirj bark alt Insurgents attempting to pita their lines. A wuuiuea loinruuutst General, srekluc to recap from I' rls, a. r'n turned back by the a .rroans. Their dta c d (orps has been doubled. 1'he lit qti 'i irr ol the Prince of Saxony will short ly oe ro ovtd from Martcncy to ComplOne. The Guard w,ll return to Germany by tbo end of lbs sent week. tHiMinowsKi ririDuiD. All ccmmunlctlon with Taris Is suspended, the northern 1 till war baring been cut by the Pruitliat. It la reported thtt Gin. Dombrowikl bss bees cap tore! by the Yrrsalllista. Th-s bmbardmtnt of the portion of tke orilfleailoo ot Parti still held by the Federalism contmu. A dtiptlih from Ver tilllr tbla morninft says Parlt hsa been completely Isolated by tbe Pruttlana, and tkat no news has beea rtoelved from there alnce midnight. Th Tmu has a detpatch from Vertx'.ltn to-dty, taung thtt ball the array la within the walls of Parle, and LolCs the gates of St. Cloud, Patsy, An tenll, Troctdaro, and Muelte as well as tUAchof Trlomph, Heavy firing la heard In the Chema Ely t4ci. Sixteen tbooisnd Yertalllt troops bare en tired Yaotlraid and Moatrouge. TiiaiaTiNtxa to likcd rochtoit. Tke Duke of Droglte, l ie French Ambassador lo Bt(ltnd, baa con to Veraatlles, his so a htvlng beea woui.ded In one ol tbe recent encasements M. Iloc'ieferl bad, It appears, ei.giged apartments at Drnasela, where li was expected on Silnrday Isjt He bad a narrow escape from lynching it Ver-ud.a 60,000 VIKXAILMITS IX PUIS. VansAlLLiis, Msy M. len. Dombrowikl, who was repotted to have bom taksn prisoner by the Versailles troop", is said to bars been captured by i bis own men, and to have alnre aiadt an attempt to cape from Paris. It Is now stated (hat be aad his command are turrouaded near St. Oatn, and will probably be captured Right) tboueand Verasllltt troops bars entered iirl. A (bars cannonade la beard, doabtleea against the barricades netr the Arch of Triumph. Oen. Ulirlch took 600 prlaonets list night, of whom K0, lacludlnr M Assy, hare been brought to Ver tallies. Tmxua't coxaaiTULATOar Irsacu. In tbe Assembly to-day President Tblcrt made a aoagiatnltiory speech on lb surprlslnc tuceeea ot tbe Government arms. He aald ke had not eipwled to effect an entrance Into Parit for three or more lay, and (tare an account la detail of the mote meet ou Sundry which terminated so vielorltatly lie announced thai tbe Ooreiumenlwaa determined to Ttelt with rltoroua punishment lbs mutt crlmUa of the Insurgents, Dill were Introduced to restore the Ohipel of Kiplsl.on and Uie column of the Mac VendCroe, lbs latter to be auroio.n ed by a Itatat of Prance. A rots of thanks to President Tilers snl tbe srmy wee adopted by acclamaticn. TBI aOTSRNMIXT TlCtOMOUI. Pants, Mt B Alternoon. Tbe Yenalllra army baa occupied Peris, and the headqoartere of Martbal MaeMebor are eitablisued In the new Opera Hosts. The headquarters of Clen. Ciasey, whose forces en tered tbe city from the loath, are in the Kcole Mill -Ulre, which fronla on th Champ de Mara. Ttiere wai a greet explosion this afterooon near tae Etptt r Bad dea Inralidei. axoihci dvkl ix rno.ii'Kt'T. The rtaUK nnd Hear nt Tret I'rnctlrn h:u 1 ill h'tenrlnn Bud it OUlla BUlsueit ffllclnle Note Ttreakenli Yh io betwoea Metari. Yan Schalek and r V. ultr latt I'rldty aeemt to baro acted at a atlmo- Itnl to Ihe oorabitlre propentltlet of the bulls and bean In Ilroad ilreet. Tbe quaiUiri to wblcb tbe animals bare been remored, pendlnc the repairs of tbelr old menaferte, are entirely too confliei, and Only ecrred to Irritate. The aarazo Tauras burla bis Dnyer 3's sgslnst Hie deadly seller's option of Urtui with an animosity lu rtrtklnx eintraat to tie mlM snd auav bids nblc!i r, ire wont to cbarac tente his deallun- Perspiration rolU In stream down the brows of the operstort, pandemonium is reproduced, an J even the most eaceablo lot tbelr tern rr. Yetterdsy afternoor, nt the Ylce-Prcjldtot of ihe Doard, Motes M Whorlock, wss etllinz tioek, f e boya pltyluliy lent a variety to th procte1iri.t throwing peat around the room Such llu.e rnliw lions is this, and knucklnt a new bat over you, ,c browt, or Urine off a pack of flrecrackert ftr ein: itlv.l.rJ 15 our coal t.ll, are considered rtsuur -1 nny lull m tbe ricrilnE. and serve i vetit to fter'cr p-tHiions Mr W eelock, l,o. ver, com! not tee It in .Int llcht, anil a tea ttrtk. flifnu.tr the li lt otitic, he callej cut rln Mi Hal i!,onm nil)' rtinll." liat' trial for surf D'ckey Hartshorns. Kii.e I, nil araln." taid Hie l lulrmaii, "Uell kj (infliiliu," .erll'dDlrkcy tal.l'lf) ceedivl to ai ep tii x flreol an. triinic but cu jpll.n tary rKmurkt bout .Mr Whim-Iock's eies, b ur, ami lieiiersl ai-aucf. A i vary remark fed to an i nltlonal Bnu, b) tlm tune Hake) quit all tlix proltt of Ihv iliy bud iicnu o iti-n un at which he wjxrnl uriith, una sworr- fit-ie ouiht of vonftrce Al ti i 'Jiu lU'lon the ci, I t. e Hi r l dj nirnej lo tbe sin i-t liu Ki-y 1 1 t-iire inaib' fir Mr NVlit-e lock, sn I, ulu r a flerc-- viiuiraln,n, seized linn b tbe pro orl. uml ra j u a h .rful pml. llo t'teii put lilinai .l Hi lO'llU'ii, aud invlled Mr. Wlieelock to come en. A rrowd, however. r'Pi(ll) formed, and tbe pirtii a hi r- i-arut, d At Mr. V buelock liad to itlteiid Hie tuttle of the Ol I (luard, lie did not care to run the risk i f e,ulliui; hi tppHuranrv, and api'ltnigu Utile loNI wner, led or the A to Jlouke. 'I I.Bliu.lu r l,l l,o brouirl.t bclore the 1'oji and Mr. llarUborne will piob.bly te rurtica ea far a while Irmu us prltiliee. If tlila sort otllilu. It kept un. It It reporicci that a proposal w III tit' undo to Jou ,Mac or I'ouuru to come down ana I taatv tiie dallr rill urtecunilet, TaliiiHai-da' I. ant Inn-ill lo Ihr (Jovrruliienl o I I lie I'nlti-il Matr. WAHiiNiiTiiN, May The Hank of Havana bat al vunout tunes l-nt l:ir;e mmt lo the Ctplali.. fien'rsl of Cuba on rcc-uM of the Hpsnlth Uorern Intnl. snd lo raise money lu reply thsm tie Cap tain (I, ii'-ru! I at raue I 1 1 be seized and sold, at Die proitrlv of tii-iiraniii., u tz number of planla tlont, aiiibiii; I linn trvemi wnlcli were uwurd by Nee. York fl int, HurHnrj Fit), directed (ten. UlcHie to ill in. i ml ii.iiiii'ion. jnd the Kinj al oute direclMi .Mr. ItoUiik, II r ripaiiKn tliniriet bore, lo tee tbtt II u in iriy vn.h riHoinl. H, iLun applied to the Csplalr-tirmril to dnome and tke ht binds nil, i-li unhid k I'ulile n. tl.al liu cnum not do so in, lers J.tie kiiiri ol inoner trr piid io blin Ihrnoiqu xt.on j wlietlier Sicr'uri I'n'i will nllow i Unitid -ta'.. t o ..niiisn'. to be iiius trilled with witbout icntii. it. A I'nl si II v liijmril .linn ltf( o terlnt. Oilboit Way, comri'il, who nut haul to In fill.!!) Injured In Paid ton on Saturday by a while man named 1 (lea aril floyil, is rcoveini li-iuk until le-u-nlay moi-ulnir, wlien l.e suddenly becamu buni-ry, nn after milnif beariliy, b cilled for lilt pli and piocetded to en"y liimsetf, Ti e pi.1ce aoilion'.iei who went to lake lilt nnfd morltm deno. itlon lourd lum mi'ikinr. I'lirce or lour pliysl. cmt.i lad i ten d I u niul inoilal. The h ip. tlett nun m sieii.on It Mrk Plod, who hat been 'limine wo da) i in Jill, and dietmlni; of a Klbbet. 1 riHMWHHHMUll iiXTTLXit ox mr. it ion old tiusatt The Hnrreader or Ik Worth Atlantic Coast 10 J rent llrll.ly-CllvIni 817.000,000 for Nothlm-Ioteretlleg lletullof Vli Intten CliamiiKfn DrlnUlnc. llanox, May S3. Oen. Uutlor to-day read a letter before lb Leflalettr Oaamltaet en Federal ltelatlons, which he had addrowed lo fieaaior Anie1, rvltrin and generally rondemnlnc th Treaty of Waahlnfton, etpecUUy Id Its eettltment of thn flatHwy qiettloa. II tan that (Hit of Ihe 40U.000 barrels of mackerel caught between Cay May aad tt northern ll'.ilt by our fisherman, only tome 110,000 barrels were latt year taken In Drltltli or other wsters.and lliiiwa about the annual veeace, Wntu fithlni undsr full llrltlsh llcni, our flsbor men took less than one-Oflh of thtlr catch within tbe threc-mlle line. Uo that the amount of conces sion to ui by tbe presee! treaty It the right of 1,000 bsrrels of msckerel, whl-n, reduced te a uoaey value. Is from 15,000 to $7,000 annually only. 11 cott tie llrltlali (800,000 to guard the right of tbe value of $7,000 per annum, and yet tbe Ameri can Commissioners opened the negotiations with an offer to pay $1,00.000 lu gold for tins right, or $60, 000 annually for all time for a right which Nova Hcnll offered to sell and did sell for (7,00U a year. In exchange for this $7,000 w are lo permit all llrltlsh fishermen to Ash In our waters for all kinds of nth. except aboil and river flsli, and to land on our tliores to cure their fitk and dry their nets from the 45ih to the 89th parallel, or from Kaalprrt to Delaware llay. Tbe opeulnt of our porta to llrltlak Bah free of doty, and competition with the British Imunty of tl per quintal and Prtneh bounty of 10 frnaca, and oiher fealuret of tbe treaty, the General btllevet.wlll tubttinttally ruin our flihlng Intereite. X. II. l)erby addretted the committee. He aald our mackerel fitbery alone wtt worth 5.(KK).liOO an nually. Tbe tod fishery wtt valued lo tbe Htate of Matocnoetlts at $3,nuO,O0O per annum, while the eupriy of ur oVIly to the markets or tbe State was worth from two aad a half lo three millions, and Ihe whole fishery at least M.MW.OOO aauually. The lol.l ftabery waa thua worth at least $17,000 000, orequsl to one-tlxteenili ol ti e tnilre prodrctlons of th Stale, Th treaty, ke contended, weald take away Ibe sols protection of our flshermon In tbe home market, and throw them lato competition Willi tbe Knglitb and French fiihermen. who had not ao heavy dallet to contend with, end who had every advantage riven Uttn over ou.' own men. TLere at another and ttlll gnaier consideration, and thai waa that si were ucriflclnir the great nutsary of our navy for tbe paltry consideration of the pill lul lin of three miles around tome of tb Hrltlth Provinces, wlitck lin th British nshernieu bad no right I. Henntor .Harlan Oave llir Trlbane Corre apendeal the Trentv llancroft llavlt uocent Ible Time, Cerretonance of Tbe BUD. VxsnixQToy, May 22. It la underttood that IV Seoata Conmltteo charged with finding out how tke High Old Treaty got Into the Tribunt be fore tbe tlco, bar obtained ctrftln evidence that It wat lirnlabed by Senator Morton of Indiana, lb Senator did not deliver it to tb corrtipondtntt himself, but committed It to bis tsctotum, Mr. Ter rell, for lb rurpoae. II wax aailout to conciliate both tbe ?rttane and tbe Cincinnati Votnmtrtiul, so thai when be ci.ettra urani ana gets me nomi nation for President, lliey may be dlspoted lo tup port him with aH tbelr might frnalor Morloa aay be burned up hit copy of Ine tretty. So, In a Pickwickian asnae, be tuppoted he did bat Terrell wat loo smart for H i', t .d uved the preclo dUeumtnt out of lb tehrs, and handed It to Meaara. KanwdII aad While, by whou II wae amt abroad as quick at llrlitnlng. The IlepeJXIoau Senators, all of whem Data Mor ion, talk about making an example of klm and ex petting blm from the Senate, lb reaaon Ibey hale Una te tkat tbey think Uraot loves him more thsn be love them. Bat tbey won't dar to xpl him. If Senator Morton eboold wait to kiow where I got tbla itieliiftcoe, I will tell tlm, wllnout hit call Ine m io a.itwer before a committee of Ihe Senalc, Ibal honor ftrbldt rat to reveal who aold mt the knowlrtlge of the facts; but that I bare not pro cored ti.e him from any beeator or any emidoree ol the Benito. In short, I got It by wsy of India, napolti. Ilovr the Trenly I Untitled. Correepoodenos of Tbe run. W'aaauoTOK, May 21. The efTorts lo ratify Ihe treaty of the High Commtstlou are unprece dented. On one side Is the Administration, with all tit patronage, power, and promises, Grant retttrdt It st Indlaptnsable to bis renorolnail jo, Flab to lila historic fame, and many others bsve personal Interests at stake of no small value. Tb who! society here, male and female, has been cap tured or captivated. D noon, ball", presents olfWr ilovx, knlck lu-ackt, excursions, snd tbe thousand social appliancea have been Invoked, lo say nothing ol tbe inbitantlal considerations. Never wat tucU a atraln applied be'ore. Yon set the nam of Keverdy Johnson flonrlthlog in the newspaper! at Us advocate. And It it true He baa written a latter to a Secator. which Is roally a professional opinion, for It Is well known ho baa beea retained by the British Legation at 11 counsel Mr. Johsson it a rlever genllemau, but be writes opinions to bo paid for, and does not travel to Waslilugloo and lobby the Senate for nothlrg. Englaud haa too mucb at alake to let tbe treaty be defeated, If money cmi prevent It. What la a million to nrr. to be rullernl of this complication f Mnc tbe rloM of our civil war ber pollttr-tl pol tion baa auffered most tnatehatly la Kcropn br tbe ctutet of difference with us. lteaovo theai, and she win rise up Immedlstely. Crmttnu thetn. snd sbe rainat augmeot her navy and army (o meet tbe dangers which menice from without, superaddel to the troubtre that bfgte lo klarui in wisest think er over the Internal titutUon, IxMtklng at tt mere ly aa a financial matter, the treaty would be worth untold inhUiont lo (Ireal Britain, to aay nothing ol the restoration of lott preillce. Bo Uie two (iovernmenli re combined to carry Ihe ratlflcatloa, and therefore will succeed. Itepu) Itaana like Howe, Login, We., Htmlllon. Tipton, Ilitencock, Caldwsll. and oitert, will oppose it. TrumkuiL, bctaurs, Hwnner. latleron, and othsrs ar of the asm mind, but will care In, All th Democrat bnt one or two ar decided la opposi tion, and tbey may vote ecllmty In the nec?tlve. Tbey are loo old tlrdt to be caught with inch straw. Tb High Old Trrn.tr In 1'nrlliamrH, In the Homo of Lords last night, Karl Gran ville dclud to pledge ll Government to a reiual 1 1 ratiiy the Washington treaty c-olore June li. ':-ll de (Irey said diplomacy was Impuaslble If it bad to w tuboaiUed to Prttaniei't trefore ratification, t wua a prarosallra of the Crown to conc'nde tr-atiea on its owa motion. Mr. Ilnniier'e llorat-t A Corrrcllon Tj J Htuor cf tht .Sun. rf r In your paper of the list lust. I find tbe fV'uninr telegram fiom Chicago: Koncrt nor.ner has sreepted Ihe chttler.te of lit owkerof the San frtncKro hone lo race lu Chirago, id June nexl. for a rurae of tSO.ooi Will jou permit nit to state that there It not one word oftiuth in that despatch f I haro neithor ac cepled r.or ritelvrd such a challenge. Under no imiMt clrcumtUince would I allow a bora belong ing to me to competu lu a race of any kind, I oh u and dilr the beet homes that I can procure; but I keep them for my own use exclusively, and rot for racing piurpofvs so that whenever you ice a stale mcnt that I hav accepted a challenge o dot on of nn horse for 50,000, or any othi r sum, jon miy le rrrtaln thtt It Is a sheer fabrication, Nkw Youk. MayJJ. IlOIIEItT BON.NKR. A Town Hwrpi by Fire. Ilntutonn, Out,, Slay 22. The fire which com taeiiced thin morning In Ldwardson's bakery has luen ivkIiii sll day. The entire butiuesi part of tl o town Is burned, and not one store It left, Tbe town hall It burnid. alto one hundred l.ontei. Tie lotttt, which are very henvy, cat nit al preaenl b eetlmtU-d. Tlcro waa a parlUI I nirrauce ou build lngtand suck, but Ihe total amount It uut known. Ovrr elity fanilllet are left bomtleet. Sevrnl lrftbvtraiiiKforailopteilhnr.es, The culdrin are half clad The luia cannot be Un than half a mil lion dollar. Home ('rrt-ier lu Texat. Ilnmrox, May VS. Tlia excursion party reac ied tbe Hearne Crossing the Iuternallonal Kill road at I P. SI., and were molt politely received by J Rinford Birnet, President, II. M. Iloxle, General Huperlnlnedenl, end other officials if that road, who lii provided an ample repast. 'I he party wer' prondod with I train, and went onl to 'he i'ii lit or Little Uraxos, On tlnir ti-ium Prialdenl Karnes tropoaed the lieiilth ol .Mr Oreiey, who ntpoudnd in a brief but plca-snt aodress. Hrlnre ol n Kuilrond Cnr. PiinvtiiKNcr., May 22. A pasteniror car al io itimton, 1 1 infant ami lirle train wa. seized by Mierill at Walerford to-day, to t.lufy u suit ol a Mr I'i'iklin 1 he passengers were driven out, aud the ear laten lo Hilt city. The Fire lu the Jvreey Tortile. Tin' fire in Suutta Ji-rary burned itself out, alter having spread over acroa nl woodlanL The lost Is not Itn than $900,000 or t'XKJ.OuO. A NEW JERSEY CITY'S PERIL VXDICHKIXIXa T1IK TITLE OF LAXD OK X KltS OX I'll It HKiailTS. The People of Viva Camera Flghtlag for tbelr Ilrmeateada-The Till which Ml an Ilengbl far 6'itOOO-A (tntarday Mght'a Jab In a Coonty Clerk's OrBoe. One of the moat Important cases that baa ever bothered the New Jersey Jndlcltry la on In the Hud son County Circuit Court, belor Judg Bedl. It Involves property valued at about $190,000. The litigant bare employed th ablest talent In the Bute. The plalntlfl' Interests ar guarded by Thomat N. McCarter of Newark and ex-Chancellor Wllllamion ot Jcney City. The defence I repre sented by Altorney-Oencral Hubert Oilchrlit and laaae W. ScudJer of Jersey City. Tbe factt ire Intensely Intcreitlog. In IC33 Jo seph Pricttly Prten, a pill manufacturer, bought of Mr, Van Winkle a largo tract of LAND IK JIBSIT CITT) etrotching from what Is known as the KiveCorneri down to the weitern boundary line of the Court House grounds. At tho time of tbe purchsse noth ing stood on the property tare an ancient farm building. The properly waa unimproved; th con sideration money was $1,000. Peters took up bit residence on Ihe property and luiproted It so as to Increase Its value three-fold in tho coarse of three year. Early In 1811 he became Interested In coal mine property In Ithode Island, from which be hoped by developing it to realize a large fortune. He went Into this enterprise "tooth and nail," and io large were bis expenditure! upon the coal mine properly that lie soon found Mmtelf BabLT rrtiuD roa ttoMgr. To meet tbe demand he Rave lo one Dardon, then a reahlrnt ol Brooklyn, a mortgage for $1,000 on bit Hudson City property, Not lonj afterward a ne cessity for more money arose, and to meet It he aold bit whole tiact In April, 1SI1. to Mortimer U. Har rison for $13,000. Tbe deed which conveyed th property from Petoit tJ Harrison pastel a fee title, By a mistake In lb record lb Inheritable wordawer omitted. It tb deed bad beea drawn as recirded, a life estate orlv wonld. It la claimed, htve beea pitied by II. Thli fad tbould be re membered, line tbla li the pivotal point In tbe present trial, llarrlton, al abont the time of the purchate by him ot tbe Poiera property, married, and al the conclu sion ot his wedding tour took up his r. sldrnre nn the Peters eststr, lie fonnd Ihe property still much unimproved, and proceeded al once to remove the rocl from the grounJ, lo grade It, aud lo adorn It and to bullet, Peten does not appear to have prospered In nil coal mina entarprite. Alter h bad spoilt a rati am In bit attempt to develop it, he became con vinced that It was worlblcaa. Trill fact welgned keavllv upon hit mind. In addition lo this, mone tary oblUitlont confronted him on every side and at ihe end of a year he found Miniolf In pecuniar eabarrattmenti, aiMntt which bo bad not the conraje to bear up, So, on eveolog while wr-ltlng In tbe tloro of a frleed In Liberty tlrrel In thli city, he went to the celhr; and fattening to a beam a rope with which he had provided hlmtel', damgid nimnr. Hit suicide wat quickly discovered. lilt remains were taken In charge by his mother and followed to tbe grave by a large contours ot mourning friend. Hit brother, Ull, had terminated bit lite by lulcide, and this ilrcnmatauc tl understood to nave done lit abare In unsettling Dr. Patera's mind. Joseph Priestly Peter lell two daughter Jane Petert and Caroline Ollt Peter! iJaoe Pi tern died iborlly liter ter ftthcr't dealt., and Caroline Otts Poiera la his or.ly inrviviag heir. Tke lirme upon wuicb llarrltoii,baJpurebasd the property from Peters were eaty, lie paid two IbousAhJ dolrart It cah, aseame.1 the Mortgage for four thouaand dollars from Petert In IlnrUou, and guve Piters a morlje Icr the rest. It.e four Uanu tantl dollar morurare wna paid at maturity. The seven thousand dollar mortgage, mttnrlnx after lers't death, waa paid to Pe'.en'i mother aa bit exe cutrix iu the office of General .inforJ la New York, vl General Pan lord bad II catcalled ol record in tLc lludaoa County Clerk' offi:, a Dim wtutsa. Iltrrltou tubsequently tald the property to a Mr Oregory. Mr. Urcgor) hl a patent for an Ink -.vblr-h re valued al (VMUO. llarrion, with two or three gentlemen purchase! the patent. Mr liar rteon bought two filths of the Interest at tJ,C3. and made otir to Mr. Oregory Ms property on the bill o the codilurttlon. lbetllle of the property waa sesrehed for Mr. Gregory by Chancellor A O Zabnskle, and tbe original deed from Peters to Harrlsoo wat then band I lu thai gentleman to fa cilitate the pnrcLse. Slqee that time It has not been te?n. nor can Ita whereabouts be discovered. Mrs. Harrison thinks that alter the Ueatn ol her husband In 1SO0 eke burned tbe deed wltb utherjpo nere, bat tboxe most deeply Inlrretlrd In tbe die fnlvsay that the paper it still in tbe bands of the bsncedor. This deed li tl e oalr real evidence of tbe passage ol tit fie t.tle In the properly from Peten lo lltrrlton. the r cords, became of the mis take lo which w hat alluded, ikon log ouly the passage of a llfo rUhL cxDinxiNisa nemos cut rnorxirrr. Krom Mr. Gregory He land patiod through sev eral Intermediate bsnds lo as many ov uera alinoal a Uitre are Individual uly lota, 'lhoso owners have built apon ll lamely, ana the tract of land tor marly owned by Peters haa br eorae one of tho most thickly settled sections ot lludion City. For th li tr year or ruoie tl.c asstjns of Petert had remained In undisturbed posseenlon of their prop erty; but In I TO) a plan l dcvlied to undtrmlno them, John A Ltndregan tot ttw lia'l lu motion. He was formerly a rierk In tbe ofilco ol Ihe Clerk ot Hudson coanty, lie wa lor some teuton rm iim! from that poallloii two yrard ago, He at onre quar tered huuaelf Id another put of the Court House building aa a broluritoiial searcher of lltlei, blnce he hit been lu this bualnrtt be hst Men favored with Uie patronage of Chancellor Zatulikle and of Ills sons, and It Is ssld that lie ptoflis by what these irefliUmen throw In bis way. He teliclol Mr. Zabrltkie ca hit atslttanl In a tpecuUllon w birh bi conlempltted, naaiely, thJ ousting Ol the honest uuipiKTs or ma rira consnnj from tlaclr l.onestly acquired property, In Januarj 1SC3, Mr Laudrican waa bu-yirarrh-Ing a tltu Ir. tho Clerk's offlco; be was lookir.i tbrougb s well worn volume, dusty snd musty. It wss 1st In Ihe day. Ills business energies were tomewhsl relsisd, tnrt be wss desultorily turnlti: over the ragci of tbe book whvu be suddenly slop ped snd lookod with surprise upon a certain; page: s pallor aa ot death settled upen his features, lie hastily closed tbo vlame and replacing ll upon the Bbelf, betook klaaielfto other Quarters. On the ueil day Mr. Lundrlcaa entered Ihe Clerk's office with Mr. Lansing Kubrta. kte. son of th Chancellor. 11 sought the shell snd the nxuty volume. He opened It whero lie hid Hopped on tbe pievloui day mil pointed out the record ol tbe deed from Joi-cpb Prlettly Pcltrs lo MoitlmerA ilarrlao'i. Well, what ol tint t" Interrogated Laming. Do you uol ire," roturnvd the seaituor ot titles, "that It wiioU the words 'tiel'i and asali'nt' aflur the words 'to th party of the second psit I' Don't you tee that trial rccorJ convoyt only a lift estate I" "Ob, thai dixd Is all riKht." t.ld Lansing; ar.d doting tbe book was about lo put It away wben be thought that be would examine tho rtcord again, lie did .o and tft"r ha iiitf read Ihe deed, knocked hit fist upon Hi dot aud exclaimed "By U d I lime' a CHANCE ICR A SriCl'LATIOX. The original deed cannot be lound. 'I'll I i record shows only a life oittte, mid If we can only rind Peters' heir we can buy nor nitnt, tl.le.aiid tnwn-st for a mere trifle, nml t lieu eject ir.c.o property holdum on Ihe grouud that the fee Hue I not In Un in hut in us." "Good idea," oxclalmcd Landrlgin. "There's money lu thai." 't luce days afterward Lantlng Zilirliklo look Charles Q. Simon, a Jersey l ily millionaire, to the Court Haute and showed him the record, Seeing un opportunity lo make two husdred thousand dol lars, he readil) Joined lu tho conspiracy. It was thru srnngnd tbst Ltndrlcan eliould have $10,000, Lansing Zubrttkte $30,000, and Charles blison the rest. noiNd roa an unit. The first difficulty In Ihe way wat Ihe discovery of lb surviving heir of Joseph Priestly Peters, Slsson first ascertained that Judge Bell ol this city bad beeu the counsel lor Dr. Peter, and he posted oil lo the Judgi't olBce to make Inquiries, From hi in Slaaou leurnrd that Dr. Peters had a relative rending lu Mi ssachu'elii who could tell him wheth er either of li e doctor'! daugbtera was still alive, and II she was, whir sis could be louud. Judge Hell himself made Hie Irqulrlee by mall. On lbs very day ou which be received his reply Miss Caro lina Peters herself happened In at his office, and a lime fur an interview between S.ssou and herself was fixed, Siasou mot her that alttrnoon, and opened the interview by saying that be believed thai Hie father of tre young lady had owned some coal tropcrlyln Hbode Island. Mlts Peters told blm thai lis had, but that It had beon sold, All of his property in tb liastirn and Middle. Mates bad, tbi aald, been told. "Is that lot" rejoined tbe wily conspirator. "Well, I with to acquire jour right, title, and Interest. If ynu have any, lu what whs your lultiir't property In Hbode Island, and MkW jcusir, I do not rare," added Ihe fellow, for ihe prop erty In Jersey; I have m) own reaton for wlhlng to acquire your right ar.d Interest In tbo Ithode Iiland properly, but then your quit claim roiy as well rover all," He oflereu tbe girl nt first one hundred dollar for tbe quit claim. All effort ou the part ot Mill Peta-ri or ber couoiel lo find out why Biaeon wai aniloua lo make Ihe purchase of her title were futile, He ould only lay In reply to their Inquiries upon this point, Thai Is a aecrel of m own," or, Well, I'll ro It blind," or, I know tny buslucst, If sou olsase." Tb negollatloni fur eurcltse prad themselve over four month. Sttson finally paid Mia Peter two thousand dolltri for her quit claim, and ihe turned Ihe deed. But lb deed wat not made to Charles Q. Blison. but to another person, so that any possible suit might be bronght In the ntmt of lint person. Ilia first thought waa that be might aid lata suit for pos session a holding tbe fe title under deed from Mist Peter, by throwing over It a menll of re lltto. II aceerdtajly tooxha 8penor M. Rice, las kscTon or oiAci camcn m yiasgr cut, and aaked blm to take tbe dd from Miss Peter In bis own name. He tboogbt that hi blandishment! mlathl be all th dot aecerul wBb thli gentle man, became Mr. Sltton bad on ber deathbed left him a ligacy ot $8,000, and beea use, too, Mr. Blason himself bad been ooo of the malnitar of bis ehurob. Mr. Hie wa not, however, to be seduced. 11 terulr rotated lo become a party to Bltaon'l conspiracy, and politely showed Mr. Slsson tb front door. Sltton tried her, there, snd everywhere to In due romebody lu tske tbe deed for him Irom Miss Paler, but be wsi unsucceuiul Finally, lit found a iran bearing his own aursime, Bcnjituin F, Sluon ol llloghamton. The qultelalm deed was mail to Benjamin F, Slsson. As soon aa It had ben signed, Cb trios (I, Hlsson hurried lo the nfilen of tb llndson County Clerk and bad II placed on record. Haver vraa deed recorded in thai ofrjee so quickly, It waa left lor rtcord on Salnrday, eh 13 of Auxnal, 1S70. In the vcnlng. It had been recorded by t o'clock on tb Mondav morning foilowlnr, and had been delivered lo Laming Eabriskte, counsel for the hlssons, be fore noon of tbst dsy. On Tuesday, th loth of Augutl, XOIICl Of UXCTllgffT waa served on the owneri of tb tract formerly owued by l'rlert. Tbey were requested lo call upon the Zabrleklea j but It was added that tbeyaeed not rill In tb hop of effecting tny compromise. The fee title liy with MIm Peter. Uarrlaon had had only a life eslsti. Sluon Itid bonght Iron Mitt Peter, and be owaed the property. Tnote who had bought under Uie deed from Harrison had no right lo Ihe proptrty, be being dead. If they wlthed lo save their bulldluai, tbey man pay tho lull value of the lina whieb tbey tbooebt they owneil. Thli wai the aohekanr of a notice aeompan;lng tbe notice ol ejectment. The r roeerty owner, however, laughed at the threat. They btnded together fur mutual protec tion. Tbey neW a mrtng and salvcled a Commu te to take the ate pa neceoaarr to protect It elr com mon rights. So tbe caia stood, bth rutlti defltnl, until Weduetday last, whan tti trial of the aulta Involving lie title lo the proMrty wa begot In tbe Circuit Court Slaaon first levelled bli shift at Eiward Btans.oos of lb laboxtt or tit raopaarr ownxu on tb tract te claims. On second thought, bow. ter, he made up nis mind that he would be wler to begin hut ejeetsr.nl proceedings ignjnit a tnialler property owner. In Ibe hope tint tbe Irltt would attrac let attention and I list tbe detente would De tees anergetlo. II selected the lot owned by John J. Warner, adjoining Ihe Conrt lloute ground. Th btnded army, however, twung around without hesitation aud met the onernr it the pew Iront. The trlil li In progreti. The taint h fought it each step vlgorrutly on both sldet but no one Im agines that tny Jury In lludaoo county will dli grace Itselt by atdlcg or abetting any aucb con rslracy at thli of Cbartrt ti. Lleiea agilnl tn ?perty owner on the Height. thk xmr.MK rL.txic no ad uvrdzii The) Mllng flank Ilork-rJaaalcloo I'alnllaz to the ilrother ef Ibe Dead Jlss-I Fam ily Conaplrney, tho Prisoner Haya. The body of Thomas Malioney wu found on Tuesday of latt week In a ditch on the Nwirk plsnk rosd, bearing a deep woond on tke haf, which cave evidence that a foul murder bad been committed. He had been mining from bit borne In Jersey City for a week ptxv lout, and hit nrotlier, John Malioney, had offered a reward of $100 for knowledge of bit wkereabotrti, II waa al first sup rosed thst ht bad been robtxst and murdered by tramps, but Chief of Polio McWflllama had bis sus picions dirrcled in anothtr quarter. On Saturday, Mieuiel Mahoney, In brooding over tbe murder, WMdrrvd what had become of bit dead trottier'a bank book, lit knew that Tom bad laved money and bad derailed It in tbe eavlma bank, but th took wat nowliere to be found. Michael and John wrangled over the matter, aad there was conaldirable trouble la tbe fanill) lore lillon lo tb book. Tbla wat th first link ot the chain ot evldeucs thai resulted in the irrett of John Mahoney. la Ills Iruuk the bank book wat found. Otbir facta were arurward developed. It wta learned Hut there hd been a qutrrtl hetweon the nmrdercd man and bis brother John, and that a short lime ago John htd thretlenel that "lie would kill the .If be had to be hatted lor IU" The quarrel rrrjclnated tuns Tboraas, who wss lu Ihe employ of Ids brother and htd laid up some $1,700, bad signified his lnlcntlee of purchasing a horse and starting the same Uisln.ee oa has own ac count. Ou IU day that Thomas was first intsslnr, be snd bis broth-v John started for Newark to get a load of barrels. Tbey were srea together In the suburbs ot Ikat dly about dusk Ibe same das, start ing on their it torn trio, John arrived lafoly at hone, but Thomas waa never seen afterward until bit mangled body was foand In tin roadside ditch. John said tbey tesaraied t tbe Newark suburb, Thomas going with an nnkni vn man to look at a home which he proposed burin. II (John) re turned by Uie regular rout, stopping al Maud's lioueo on the way. II so kaopnd, howtvr, taat al that lime be could not live returned by tho ntnal road, "J the bridge won not la ua. A tn; waa used to terry pauengers over, bin It waa loo small to carry such a load aa Jotu bad on Ms wa;on. This chair, of rlrcumtlaoliil evidence wu so strong thai Michael Maboney reolred lo chatge John with Ihe mnrder of his brother. Aeeordlnglv, on Saturday aft' men h appeared before Juaiic Davis, and lands thi (.otnplaiut. Tbe ligeri murderer tr is arretted by Detective Connolly on Sunday tnorol r, and was locked up to awrlt Investigation He stroneiy protested bit In nocence. He save his brotnert wtnl to eel him out ol the nn), so tutt thry can get poertlcn of tbe money. thk anx.tT iiaxk no tut k nr. A N'rv ork Ilruhrr and n .11 ember of tho A nurlcu Club be for it the Criminal Court In llotton-lll II em nrk n bio bprch, IIostov, May 22. William A. Glover, a New York broker, wis brooght here on Saturday anal arraigned before the Superior Court, chanted with being Implicated tn tie Bejlslou Bank robber) on the nigbt of November SU, 1SC9. He is not supposed lo bam been one of tbe parttis wao actually broke Into th bask, but was Indicted for tldln;, employing, and Inciting others lo commit the crime, and being acctsory rbireto before lh fact. The Indictment rlmrgf- him wrth betng sccetsory lo Ito brenklrr and env-rleg ond Isretmy ol $tt) In bank note and f W0 In ivenue sumt, too property ol Lie ink. He pleaded not guillr, and was commit ted lor trial indelailt of I2D.UXI ball. After this ordar had been pasted, Glover ttld that I owns entirely Inooccbt of theobaico aitalnst him; that bo never was lu Boston but ones In his lifts, ar.d thf.t wa two reaar ago lust Tlruiktglvlng, when ho Hopped at Ibe 1'ark-r ll lis. He Uaa no coun set, mid says Ihi only Irleid ke hat l bta w.fn. With all due retpect to tin Conrt, be laid. I.o do mauled a trial aa sooa as potslble, and it cold like a cony of the Indictment. T io Court Informed blm Hint a copy would bo furu'.sl.od blm. At a later hour In tbe i'ton, (Ikvcr waa again called lu the bar, Dlatrlct Attorney Mav, who was not present at the m-i arraignment, marie a rr.oUon for increase ol ball. In hit remarks ho briefly aUtod the clirnrnitanre of the robbery, which coinprltad money and bonds to the amount of from (.700,000 to 600,0110. llo bat reason lo behave from proofs In his possession that G'.srer aold nearly $100,000 of Hie stolen bands in New York, It waa with th greatest difficulty that the officers had been abl lo gel Ibe prisoner from New York, negotiations to thst end having been going on be Iween the Governors of Maasacbtuetts and New York, and between him (Mr. Mar) and Dlatrlct At torney Garvin, of New York city. Mr. May further stated lb at ba underttood the prisoner had a Urge property In hit own name lu ml ettate, and he was convinced that the $30,000 bonds under which he had been held wai a mere bagatelle, which could be easily furnished br bli accomplices or tlietr friends. He then dcalred the Conrt to Increase the amount 10 tbe auio equal to that tloien, 'J tie secured protested agalnit this procelure, listing thai hi waa a member of Ihe Americua Club of New York, and that In the Interval between his first and second arraignments b bad written to the 1'realdont of that orgaaitalton rrqueatlug li tin in secure the amount of bail first rvqulri-0, vu I 000, which he expected would ne furthcoming. II alto laid Hill proeoaailon wst a put up Job" by other parties wlio had done Ine wmk and were hollering themselves at bli expense, but he could prove hit lenorence In Ihe tnstter. Ills aptcdi was of tho inread-eagle order, durlst which be attempt ed to apptal to lilt lyuptithy ol' Mr. May and Hit Court. Uaiiidl I beg of ynu loot to pertrcnte me in In fill wsy let It not Ce said Uisi Maaaacliutelta, the tun t renal the encroachments, oppreealoue, aud pertovU'rtnt of a foreign country lo lu rearntnient ot the ttanip act, thua persecuted an innocent and an unfortunate stran ger, who was ready lo meet any charge ablchaulght be brought agolnal nit cb under. In retard to hit properly be said ht hid a heme which be bought for $1,000, on which there I now n large mortgage, and ha ltd Just written to his friends to sell It if possible. He did not think be could get even tSO.OOU, but might posalbly do so. He again denied ever betug In Boston but once, and thai be had nothing to do with the crime charged against Mm, la this calling God to witness tbU he told tb truth, ills Honor then lucreused the till to (50,000, re marking that it conld b reduced U lUfiU'lenl rvwon wai luunn UefeaflWt '-'"""a i LJUJ.I ..1 L'-II l-Ll I lew LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS. DASHES ltKltK AX1 Tit Kit R HT TUB bvxs nrvonijsns. Th (leatlemeialy Pugllltl who waa Intro duced ta Mr. Jaraee Cnaick Hew Mr. Cat alck la Redacts; lllm-Wh la Caalck f Joseph A. Miller and Morris Vtxel tr derki connected with th Yorkvlll Ctvll Court. They qutrrellod about a mortgtfe, and finally agreed to BttUt Hielr difficulty In tb way that Mac and Oo burn didn't. Tbey adjourned lo th rUbto of John Klnalsy, and fougbt fain rounds, when Alderman Patsy Farley, wl o acted as rtferee, pronounced tke fight a draw. Both cam off btrtly pnnlshed, but with unflaggloc pluck. They want to fight aom more, and will meet sgaln nn Saturday next. Shortly after the first fight Alderman Farley met Miller, and Introduced to bim Jim Cutlck, ths noted trainer. Mr. Miller rotdtly engaged the unlet of Coilck, and haa line been a tnoet miserable man. The trainer haa dosed him wltb benxlne aad dented blm water; has torlired bis body by rubbing It with coars scrubbing broetios; baa loaded blm with forty-pound dumb bell, and trotted blm around the block nntll tte sidewilk baa beea wat with perspiration, and has succeeded tn making bla lift a burden, From a portly younr man Miller htt been reduced to a walking aktleion, with abarid bead, nd wretcbednen lu everr line of bit face. Ilia former rnendt scarcely recognise Mm. Walxel la alio being tortured, but bit wbereibouti It not known. It ha recently leaked out that Mr. Cuilelt It not Mr. Cuslck at all, but only n third avenue talooa keeper, and that the Jovial Farley has put n Job on tbe pugllltl, Joy or th flrrnl Prince Harry aver Little llruno'e Victory. On Saturday, at the close of Hie (treat race al Fleetwood Tark, when little Bruao came rattling In the winner of tbe third beat and of Uie race, a tall, ttrongly bullt man ruthed on the track and aire vent to exprewlom ot the greateel Joy. llli broad, laaeslv oountensec fairly gleaned with delight. He grasped bystanders br the hand, and shouted, Bully lor Btunu 1" and danoed and capered about like a delighted school boy. He heaved hi plug hat fifty feet Into th air, and ran to lb trotting wagon and tlflesl Bruno drrver out bodily. Tbla tcntleman was the Hon. Harry W. Genet of tb Twelfth Ward He had won $3,000 on the race, snd wu almoet bealde btmnli. Mr. Genet alao wort diamond!. F.pb Horn la Qaad. Catharine Thompson, of 10 Grand street, and Levi Somerset, belter known as Eph Horn, of 49 Watt atreet, both colored, had a qoarral of long standing. Last night they met In bulllvsn strset, nesr Grand, and th q-ierrrl was renewed. Catba tin latolted Bpti, aad he repeated) struck l.er en lb kad with a heavy hickory cane, amatblsg her skull. Kpb, who Is a paralyuc and walki wltb diffi culty, wa erreale by O facer Traver and taken lo tbe Greenwich atroct police etallon. Whea atked by Uie Set grant wby he eirtxk Oatbtrlne be replied that be was aa old soldier and bad been parallied by eawoeure on tbe battlefield, and that b would net How any black wanes to Inanlt him I II tdded thtt be was ready to do It over again. Further more, ba regrttted that be bad not "given ber more." IIIhcU I'rldny Aenlo. William Fotler has sued risk Oould for $25,000 damages, slicking that In some gold trans actions In September, 1EK9, tl.ry refused to take (60.000 gold from blm oa tb Jllb of that mouth, bnt gave hlai Instead $7000 In graenbick. Th ttnount of damage I that difference In tbe amount ot that gold vain ot I turf r allwed ludeblednoa to him and tb anion I paid blm. The Movementa of the Toole, Nene Yesltnan. the man who with a wheel barrow, a cat and a duck, ba been making tbe round of Lone Island on a waarer, reached Flushing yettcrday morning on hit return trip. He wai ar rrttrd on a beech warrant, which bit been held since January laal, for creating a disturbance In Little Neck. Al last accounts bla duck was quietly summing In a hone-trough. THIS rATAL CAll HOOK. Almost Aeatbrr Murder A Tlroaklyn Con doctor Assailed by Fanr llu Olnnt-Tbn Arrest of Ike A tsnllnntt.: Last evening Patrick Uryerty, William Lowe, John Wayland, and Michael Cummlngt, four well keown bonlh Brooklyn rufflaoe got upon tb open car No. 2, of the Greene, Gates end Fulton avenue linn, near Uie Brooklyn City Hall, to go lo a picnic tt Leffcrta park. The condncl of the four fellowi was of a liotona, noisy character. They Insisted on keeping Ibelr ttet on the 0 penile scat, and show ered abuse on the conductor whenever tbe latter dared lo reenonatrat. Soon after turning Into Gate avenue. Bryerty's hat wat knocked off by one of his compcnlcns, Tbe former Jnmpci cu the s at snd rang the teil violently three or four tlaee, nt th mu-e time renenln: his abuse of taen.ndru -or because Ibe car did not Instantly ttop T.ie cor dnctor I'M U,at he wu tbo prop, r e an,itniWp Ihe car, whereupon Brycrty snd Lowe rp'led by dealing him two heavy blows in tb flu. Inflicting stvere wouuds. One of the astallanU had by some roe ,.-t to. no cession nt tbe car hook, and but for the luele In tervention of two ofllcers of Ihe Tblrleenci Kfgi cent, who happened to be among tho pi" 'rs. tbe conductor would doubtless have had nit ,rn,l broken, A pan'c ensnedamcag the raacncers. nnd the attention ol lVtrrlroin Babcork was attn.-ul toward the rioters. IMrrctlr orpostie the polie sullen mi Cirert avenue, near Msrcy, fio car was stepped. Tbo rufilan fua.lt a feeble vf Tt to es rape, but were qqlcklv captured and brought Into the tittle, n by i-Clcera Payni, Sergent, Murpny, and latrohiisn ltjbcoclt, uhcr. Ihey env l clr names at aliove. Way'and slstrd that he bad no profeaslou or emtloyment wnaiever. 1 ht condu, .or, Tl.un.ua McKorerfcv. nr. been on Ibe Hue r.taeir Ihe ytars, nnJ is a quiot. (eaceable man. lilt H jorli re by no means tiltioi, a itaab cvor the jell uye bearing tcttlmony to lie aeierlly ef the attack. Hit tiitri was epaltered with the liooil wblcb Hord freely from the sound. Ills ojmilanta vrre lxked no to until the action of lulge Line' helm, xli.'ni ibey will this morning l- niralcued The cinductoi's statement It rnrtnboraleil by setrrsl of ll.o paiser.grr. nml Iho prltoneri them selves do not deny Ui sea-jll. The (.nllnul SUl).uinlli-A I'lrlil Dny, Yetterdsy wai n great day fot tbe Sixty-ninth, They paraded for the first lime In their tie-v uni forms. Ibey were headed by hand.ome Colouol Cavanaugh and Manahsn's Band, Their marching salute at they panted tbo Hon office was Ihe nest e-t trlllt-ry trovem-ni ever seen In our strecti After bi Ing received by Mjyor O'Ha.l they proceed ed to S'stin I'lMid lo enjnj a grand lb-Id da). The Iilrtcnlli, rourteentli. and Twenty eighth reitm-nts, anil tbo Hluirgnld Horse Guards, compos ing the ruth Brigade, bad a grand drill pu-ade and review at l'roHl Park yetlenliy, under com maud of Gen. John B, Woodward. The l.exlnuton Hurra. The first rncc was for the I'lirrnlx Hotel itokc, tulle hea.; ten tntrles, tour ttarliil. Geo. Cidwallanrr'a rh f Mollis Cadwaltader.. 1 I J A. (Irluiatead't g t. Pnhnlna tl I II. W. Ixiud't D I. Moselle 9 S J. W. Itetcolda'i ch. c. Miner Villain i dtt. Tluie-HHS i ItllX- Another liny nllrr Uullnloe and Indiana. Oenrge Shall, etrp-son of John V. Shall, baker, of 903 Grand street, took f '!00 from the bureau drawer jetterdsy morning. George lnuppoiedlo btve gone West, as he has often expressed a treat desire to tee the vail prarlntand shoot buffalo. LOSSKS HY MUH, Tbe cabinet manufactory at 130 Mulberry ilreet, laal eieulnir, N50. Wcnlworth'istabli and three dwelling owns! by J. W Sprlngfieut ant William Hand. In liochoaler, N 11., were burned on Sunday. Loai, I0,IM, JlOVJtS O LKlHUJtlS. The American Society of German Patrols of 'IS snd '49 had Ibelr annual picnic In Jones's Wood ye.ler day Hi wu e sddrea-od by Collator r-rhuiz. lieu. Mgo! Mr. linker ol lllluol, Mr. Itappvf Ualtlniore, auducn. Max teller. I'ne the Julllen Concetti In Ternce Garden, be ginning on Fillay, a ilrh mil of fare It ottered, mtny .ripulu tliifera and tiuelcl.iua nttlug been engsgetl. It,- Anu'ir Mstthlson. the well-anown lennr. wli to iom to Saratoga" wai a feature of the play, is amonj lijnudiber, 1TAJSUI.M1JOX xoms. l.'oniul General Roeilng has gone to Gc runny. Th Senata ba confirmed Ihe nomination of Nlciiolat rub. of New York tj bccrelary of begtuon at Berlin. The Senate Judiciary Committee hive dscl.lod P.". 'h memoera are not entitled to nillttigo al tko High Old notion. Stone Calf, Little Riven, and Buffalo Goa l had in Interview with Secretary Delano yeiieidey, 'I biy ob jected to lUo mldu oi ibe iron bone. TUB Fin ST A TItXVli HOMICIDE. Th Trial ar W, n, nicNevla. for th ltlll lag af Kdward Illnea-fa tllaea'a Drather Trying" ta Here a the Aiaaatln Yesterday the trial of William U. McNevlni for tb mnrdtr of Edward lilne was began la tbe Qeoeral Belon, bfor Jndg Bedford, AsaKUat Dhttrkt AMorneay Sulllvaa rprentlnc tb popl, and Mr. William F. Uw ppertng for th orlton in Only two wttnM wer xalad bsfor th adjoarnmint of th Court. On m Jme Ilia, tb dead man'a brothir, aid tb ether Chrlttoyktr Donoghue, bli friend. AccordUg to tb etory told br Jime Hlne he, alt deceased brother, and Donoghne left thtlr retldtnce, ztrS Atlantlo itrctt, Brooklyn, on tbe evening of Bttordty, Not. 29, and called at U home of PhlMp Owen (an unci of th Hineici), In West Twenly ieventh (treat, Thtnc tbey went to a liquor itor In East Sixteenth lire 61, niu Avenrs D, abool 11 o'clock. Tiny went thence abont It o'dotk to OS Bat Sixteenth itrtet. Wbara Ibey met McNevlns, Thomas Murphy, and John Talbot. All had a drink at tb Invitation of Jamei Ills. After drinking, MeNevtni itld lo Jtmei Illnei. I btv It in for your brotntr." and James rtplled, Yon bad better let that go." Tbey again drank, wlib Edwatd Illnei tbla time, MeNevtni being among the number. After drinking, Kdwird aaked Jam to go home, and h rfud, They ttisn stood outsld lb door of the saloon for a short time, James II Ine leaning again- tbe wall. Edward again tried to get bi brother home, and took hold of hla coat collar to try and lore him to go. A lit ilood to, McNivlni, without any pravlou dlipuU. struck blm on th head, snd when be turned abont to eeo who bit him, fired from a tltatance of about five fett, thootlng Mm In tbe abdomen. Jamei illnei then approached McNevio, nd hi cauUoood him to keep away, eaytnt Look out, Jimmy, l'r got oa left lor ioo James oontlnned to follow, however, and IcNevlaa fired at blm, but tb thot paaaed over hi bead: be fired wain and hit blm In tbe blp, and then got away, Kdward 1 lines waa take ktto th llqnor tor and eoon afterward carried to a police elation. Thence be waa removed lo Betlevo Hoc glial, wher he died a boot two dtp afterward. In tb cro-w -examination Illnei produced a k nl'e which he laid he held In bla haad oven at tb tlm oftht abootigg. it was a small pnknlf ttoottwe Inebet long. II laid be wa poaitlv It wtt th knit, but he could not reconrll Hut Hatemsnl with ifieotemAde b) him before the Corona r, thtt ht did aot know anyiblng dlttlnclly about having a knife Ibat night. Clrlatopher Donoghue corroborated Hlnts't let lltr.ony la relation In lb shooting, snd tdded tail there was no quarrel prior to the mooting. Adjou.bed until thli morning. THE DAT AX1 BALL. Tbe Mutual Defeat the Flyaway by 31 In Vt rlucrrealal Debut of Ferguson a a Pitcher A (Sood (lame br the Junior. Tcaterday afternoon the Mutaals played their rtlurn gam with th Flyawnys (Junior champions) on th Union ground, in presence ol a large nutnrer of spectators. From the fine play exhibited by tb Junior In their last gam with tho MnUS.lt was not considered at all Improbable that the latter would have a very tough Job to get away with tbe boya on thli occasloa. Wbct would, however, have proved a moat exciting and Intorettluc gam vru deprived of a great deal ef Itt Internal by th ab sence ol two of th principal meoiber of tbe Fly away tint. Thk Mutes were alio abort of two of their number, bat tbla did not make ro much alffer cni to them, anJ, as matters turned out, tt wa th meets of dltcomlng such latent ta'ent ai ibey never dreamed they poaiiited. Tke game afforded Ferguson, tbe capuin of the Mutual nine, an op portunity of achieving renown as a pitcher. Ilob may bate pitched before, but never augl.t llkr tbla, To get inch nine si the Flyaway oat for two runs, and only on of them earned, saya a great deal for the pitching aa wall as the fielding. H Is to b hoped, however, that Frgy will not think of dlt placing Woltrtt and snbttltatlng blrotelf. Play was called al 3:15. wltb tbe Flyaway al Uie bat. They wer aally dlspoed of tor one run, which they obtained through a annff ef Bad Dick ey', Tb a be Mice of the Uurd basomaa of the Plyawvy wet then fatal lo their evenee, a taurougti muffs and bad tbrowa madia by Stafford, the Motet tut on thirteen rani, of which they only earned lour In tbo nut meleg, however, Btatiord wai sent to centre field, and Ilourlian played third. Tint effected a most decided Improvement In lb game, although In Ibe fifth Inning the Flyawaya bad another bad tpell, allowing uie Mutnals to score thirteen rum withont being entitled to one. With Hi exception of these two innings tWfsme was splendidly played by the Junior, who only allowed the champlona to sonro live runs la tbe other seven Innlngt. In lb e Uriah Inning sa ax Iremely smart nnd pretty donbhr pier waa made by Wads worth, Fleet, and Laagklln. wadswortii and Beitlc, on Ibe Flyaway ilde, deserve great credit for their play In th fitld. On tbe Mutual ilda all plaed well, and Hatfield displayed hit ni nes for bli position la Hi left field by taking icvcral fly bait and Hopping tuvsntl grounders, wblcb any one lewi able to eovvr such a quantity of ground conld not have rearhed. Kgglcr aad the amateur Ml1 e, Charley Hunt, ktl the Mutual icore a) lie b:.t. The following tl the score rjiCTi lit. M. Sd. tth Mh. 6th.Tth. 8th. th. KiIuwhv .1 o u 1 0 0 0 0 0 -5 tiJli.-l !J 3 J 0 11 1 1 I l-Jl Vn.p'rr- llr Mirtln of the F.ck' id "Hi I Ip ot gti.i line boar tnd utr.v .-ituulet. liu.it caii.id-Mutaala, 'irwef.l. im: sixn FiuKiivas. Tbi- Authorities w.Ui. nt l.nal-Une of the r-utp I iiTnillnrlr Arreatnil The II.. Vlio II. yinkti Ilrenrdlu llriaf. Iho uitbnrtli.s in Sing Sin have at last made n eCor' .o arcure the Incendiariei who within the lut u onlh havi dcttrojed ITi (UI woith of proper ly. Yesterday mornln? Lemuel Us aged 83, was arretted by Officer Sniffrn on coniplalnl of Mr. Her bert II Hall, whose barn had been burned to the ground An examination wat bnd, and very dam. aging Witltnony clien araluil the prisoner by seve ral witnesses, 'llie Hon. In irgc A. Braudretb, prosecutor for Uie people, aays that he has evidence indicating four or five young men. The examina tion l to be continued to-day. Mr. Nelson 11. Baker, the gentleman who Lone Jake Miller says prnmlred to divide Willi him all profits made out of u iltul suit tgalnt Tin Sun, ap peared the pr. oner's counsel. Tho following Is the roiTcrtil,n ou w uearlcs belore Jutli:e Hyatt i ltaki r to ",Yur.es Have you tier been arrested t Witni Ve- i.r Baker- Fr aieallng t Wltneet No, sir; (or raiting h 1 around Uie streets same as you do. The l.xploslon oT a 1'ire Engine. The lsrRO block of llvo-story wnrehoutes on Shnrp ttreet, Baltimore, occupied by Browu A Ilro., Stiliman. Ilenrlcbt A Co., was damaged about OtH )e-ti-rday linurance ubout J0.000, Dutlng the lire P. nc I tie No. 1 exrlodeil, killing J. Harry Weaver, a member ol the City Council. JOTTIXdS AIIOVI loir.v. Motlr In Tomrllnt iquaro this tventni. To day Mutual vs. Silver Sitrs an Union ground. Ann lcthy, aged 100 ears, died on balurday in tho Almshouse. Ihe mlnintnre thlp City of Rtjutt w ill sail to-day from the Mattery, The Central Park Mutenm of Natural lllitory waa tliron open to the public yesterday. Michael Richards, aged 41, fell down two flights of stain at Sit i:m Houston street, and wai fttally injured. Mr. John Drummnnd, father In-law of Mr Georgo W. Pierce of the 7Wotnr, died yesterday at bit residence, SM Men Twcnty-flrat ilreet. The children of the biinday school connected with the Colored Methollat Kpltcopal Church In Sullivan itrccl enjoyed their anntvertiry yeatsrday. Col. F. A. Wutscholl, aged SO, of .111 West Forty, second ttreet, leaned from the roof of a thed on Sat unlay, and died Uefura he reachod iho ttipltal, Mr Kdward F, Divlson, the Argentine Consul, lieneral, has obtained tuliacrlptlotu to aattai in illrvlalir.ll tie waut aud tutlenug lu lluenoa Aire! amounting to fl.tti Win. Scbnerl, age IBS. Oerman, of Gowanut. L. In while nl ork inter. i;ir alternoon at M llroal ttrei I. trtl through the hatchway Irom I lie third to flrtl floor and wat fatally iniurcd. The body of Thomas M, Norton, aged lfi. el J. ck ion ttreet, llohoken, rtrowna.l three wovki aKunbiie rroatlng from trie Jersey more, wat yetti'ida fouud tn the North III ver off lweoty eighth street. David 11. Stephenson of 1)1 Weat Fortieth ttreet, while trying In Jump oa one of ihj freiiht cm of tiie lludion Itlierll.il.osl at tony fiitu ttreet, ininii-l hit hold and tailing under the wheeli, wat fatally in jured. Clistlei Nltie of 51 Ninth avenue, andJamriDa vin ot VI Kl s.iliith slreil, qu in-led b.-t nemug In fiom of the rrimence of thu formei, when .Sun- stiuck U.ivlim with a unpin tpolin an I badly lujursd hit lio.ni. Nitre wrt l(nk"d up. The New York llour.tir. Uotiie Association lo provido nio1erte aud corn'ortals baard for sowing women, hat been removed Iroui Kail Broadway to No. Ml'iiunh atieet. beivi-i-n Moi-ind and Third aienuia, ar it la prepared ta receive an increased number of In lniKl ll ta earrle I on under Ihe i-nplcei of a com mult e ol benevolcnl and eneuetle ladka. At poll trlalt, veilerdiy, when Judge Boiworlh told pauolinau Kdward W.i'ili thtt ho could have waited until the eip'rntion of hu turn on poit to ou hit run, the patrolman vailed the Juoge"! alleution to It lie woll-tnoun fact that the nenaiiien ar tituahr out ot Sun belore 11 o'clock In th morning Th Judge accepted ine cxciiai, and tbiicbarge, "off uot," tat dliulliidi i MK. COLFAX PROSTRATED, i 11 THE riCK.VItMSlDKXT PAHA T.TXBB I l IX HIS SBXATB CHAMBER. i I MM Bnatr Hndlng Ilea Night at taaa ladlaan rMaiesanaa'a BcHatde la th Capllol-Llfa H Ilangla: br a Thread-Nalnra'a Rak-eU B Ila agalast Ovrwrk. P WnnnioTO, My fS.-About i P. It. Mr. CoL Mmt fax fell himself growing faint, and called Mr. Tom- j eroylothebalr; anas be stepped from his silt MJH bis bead grew dltiy, and he had to b htlped to htt H room, wher b lay an lb iota. Th 8natort MH gathered around htm, and hurried a miiitogtr fol j ,IBH aphyilclta. It wu at one pronooncd ptralytl. lll Tb V Ice-Preildeot toon became Inienilbl. and hut HtH poll ran down to forty, and but fee bteom wbrkt 'IIH is mirbl. Hi HJ Dr. Bllti, hi family physlcltn, toon irrlved. anil j 111 began to treat him for Vertigo, and bu for four hoir J llj bn applying hot rmedle. aad by virion mixna j B endeavoring to drive th blood from hli httd, aad Hj pravant aooogtstlon of tb brain. Ll At S P. M. Mr. Colfax li lomiwhtt eaalsr, ntl t j Vm ht pbyilclini think If they can prevent a rtltpi IHj h will recover. They will remain with fatm aH SjH night In bit room In th Cipllol. j H The Vlce-Prtildeot hai not been welt foriom j till day. U hn been Incenintly busy at letter 11 wrlUeg. n at very llttl breakfast thli morning, j 111 H and imokd fir or tlx strong clgan daring tk 8 ll morning; and then lilting leveral boars la thai 1 II lotnliled cait-lron oven, tbe fisnttt Chamber, with 11 11 all It door and paaiagea doled to prtvsnt lb In I I (IT H grett of flesh air, wai loo much for bit oervoel 1 j flj ijttem, which ha finally given way. i II If he paste th nlglil itftly, It will bt torn Urn j ll H before he can regain hli health, at the ihock be r II H ctlved to-day li of great eevirity. I II H mi AtsociATxn riui axroRT. I III H Neir th close of tb seailon ofth Senile to-dtj, 1 ll H Vlce-PrtHdent; Colfax requeued Benitor 1'omeroy ill H to occupy hli place. Mr. Col fix thn lift th plat- 3 II; H form, and on hit way out, inddenly became dlixy, 5 IB H and would have tallsn to the floor but for the ffort J IB H of Mr. Flagg, Iho pilnclpal legilailv dark, wb V 3 ll' H was conducting blm from the chamber. Th chief 1 'll' H clerk, th doorkeeper, aad iverl Senators want J !B H lo hit ttilalince, and lie wis conviyed lo his j II H room, where be was laid npon a toft, and Doctors li III H B1U4 and McCoy wer lommoned. They applied I' 'I III, I tbe proper rcmedlci, whea Mr. Colftx teemtd to b ll M H much relieved. In the vnlcg h wa much bet jl II l tr, but atlll remained In his room In the Capitol .1 IV I bolldlng. tl ll I Thi tkkneii waa probabl y caustd by th clou jj II I ataoapbere in the Senile chamber, as all the door I IH H ar doted during eiecutlv letilon. jl II I THE OLD GUARD'S IlEVXIOX. ll M Tba Tram Diwa Town Ths Itulls aad (l i mm Hear llellghtrd-Tke Veterans Phta- HJ sraphed-Th Fenit and tbe Parting. j IHI Yesterday afternoon the Old Ouard" met ia jj j III th Aslor lo celebrate their third innlvtrttry by a I II parade and dinner. Tbe orginlxstlou comprliei tb II IV well-known Light md City Outrds, th former ol j II tbe Savi-nty Orst tnd lb latter of the old Ninth, M now eonaolldtted and forming on ot Ui moil II wealthy and solid military organisations In tk I MJ country. M Al precisely 4 o'clock tb Jolly warriors, clad la fm tbelr whit cloth drefa cotla, spangled with bin I IB and gold, and Ibelr ntw bear-kin ball, formed oa- laal potlt tbe Aitor Home, headed by Sergeant Slibert, L i 111 Of th Third Ward with !.-l l- I IfJI and wltli Grafulla'a band filed down Broadway ta Ml Wall street. Then a perfect ovation greeted them, J I IU lha tigers, ths bolls, and th bears from the Gold I IH snd Stock Kichangea yelling and chetrlng tb I H white-coated vclerana at trey marched with ateady j I VMM tramp down Broad ttreet. In Beaver Ureal th I IH merchinti ind broker lined the ildewalk, and their I nm bralbren In tbe rank received ibout upon about ot IS welcome ai Ibey pasted, Only fiftv-three rank and file paraded, owing to n any nnlforma being unflnlthed, The Guard, bow- I ever, present in teUve roll of over 850 men. At I IMt Gurner't gallery. FlflL avenn and Nlneieenlh IHJ atreet, th Guard baited, and First I. lent. Benjamin I Onrner photorraphed them. Alter this had been cone tl line of march waa returned up Fifth av- IB nus lo Tblity-flflti ttretl tnd Broadway, where a hcnntlful iprtad was provided by the great Weal j IS Side nnlltary caterer. Mr. John M. Thomaa. Alter tuo champagne bid been eihintted, and IH Gralulbi'a bnd bd piped "Die Wcht am IUieln," m loud calls were mide for Msjor George W. McLean, ex Street Comnrtstloner. tommtndant of tbe com. IH piny. The veteran Major nude a lew fillcltoui re mirks, snd then railed ou tbe Rev. Millbew Ilsl Smith. Cfisplalu. UnciLeer Alexander Ileurlqots aud ethers tddreated the astemblage, 1 I The Homicide al Turner Station. i II John Boyd, colored, wai arraigned in Niw- i II bkrghyetlerday for the ahootlng of Petir McGow- Ml an at Tnrner'i Station, on the Erie line, on the 23J I Ml of July, 1370. Boyd and the cook Had worda to- I gather, aud McGowsn Interfered, whereupon Dayd tnvlled him lo go outtid and settle Ik Boyd moved toward the door i McGowan followed him stealthily I aud strnck blm. Bold drew a revolver snd 'fired three timet, one shot entering McGoaan'a side, H snd proving f.iul. Boyd waa also attacked by aa I i mt other man, and by tbe cook, who brandished a caret b Wl Ing knife. I Mt The fflountatiia ou I'lre. j The Shawenguck Mountains hare been on Srt H for several dt)S. Thousands of acrea have U-en e bornid oser. delroytng immense quaotltletof cord. i I Kl wood, lumber, Ac The flro ll tupposed to hav H originated from aparku of a locomotive on the Mid- 11 laud Railroad i H A Steamer und Thlnrrn Live l.ntt. I I I Lomiov, May .'J. The steamship Paraguay, el I fiom London for York, has returned to thia r I I port, hatlug been daiiiitrrJ In a colllalou al ssa wttrt I lha urew ateime- elb. Th) latter fuuudered, 1 fB and thirteen lires Aero lott, j I HI I The heiinte' High Old friilon, I H I Vashim,t. ,t, May 12. Tl a Scnato wasted (Ir t II I hours to day on theiiulr, snd idjouroed nithoal I t I I Csiu; a time for a tola. 'til cinioiiiTiE'j ov at i mi:. f R Coramlolen t Plea'oa.ca hat compromised wllk Wl Collector John b,.lcr. ot Kanati, Ike Itllor piling 111 Itl.ooo. II Henry Woolf has been held by Coroner Young oa i VI rtwiige of killmn llenrr nchuan, of IJo Vicit Forti fiftai nl slrca-l, on Ihe nisi of Msy, A motion for a new trl! of Horatio Iloliler ttndtr f( srntenre ot death for the raurder of llorstin James, li til In argument before the Dlatrlct Court lu tia.hlngtoa. u FjJ Charles J CatTlngt, an Eighth Ward thief, wat t I M arretted last nlgnt by oiocer Muuleriorentouni ttt I I M loom of a house at Ml West Klerenlh sliset and steal I S IUI lag a urts qusolliy of valuable Jewelry an J civUilng, C Itl John Van Nc, of 27 Allen ilreet, a Tenth Ward i 8 l rough, met Albert Rwenaon, a tailor. In Canal atreet, fi ft I laal night, md beat bun teverelr about the fie and i H luf head. Van Nest waa locked up In tho Eldrldgo ilraes Si 5(4 police tlauoa. k M U'l Dnrtnga row la Ihe tonement at 91 Waahlnalon L f a ftl street laal nlgnt Bridget Dan cut l athnrlne ilrehnan L fl tcrots the right irm with a pleie of looking glatt aad T Bt neailr levered It. Mrt. Iliu was locked up in lha I ij Llhtrty ttreet ponce itttlon. I foaday evening Officer Walker enterrl a room nfi over the bar of Anthony Uurke'a llqnor store In Mora- t LlWtt ro street, end fonnd shout a dorcn men gtitibltng EIIBl! wltu card for money. The oirtcer incited Burke, and hlffl Jnttlc Scott held him yesterday. l(l( Nora Malonev and Mary O'Brien qnirreled al t&H fllll Cberrv street yeaierdsr Mary got the best of lb I ml dgbt and lliruat Nora out of lhn hooae, whereupoa IlJfl bora smaihrd Mnry'a windnwt with at .nra A police- 7 Mr I man put a stop lo Wora'a ,ia, aud Jul lice Scolt acnl J till I ber to prison. f IV I In t di.pule latt nlitht In North Second ilreet, i i)il5t nesr lturd eirn-t. willlaiinhurrti. between Georg 'I I Wl (l, mile. id ami Isaac Ptnchoro aoout a butrd bill, I t, ill It Panghnrn ata (truck on Hit head bv Olmiteid wita I E3l a ahnemak. i't tie;, cutting a (llgntfuljitaeti, Olmitcad iUSI was trrettrd Ou lie Mth ot Miy, 1BVJ, Adeltldt Sands, colored, .Iwikl thunatervsnt lor Sin. i.llia Ludlow is rnaillo A Jitl ttrecl, alole from ber en:tio)cr a brnctio nal and '.l Tll ixbcr trticlet inlucd at lluo. At I'm lime Deleciiv .1llr Von Geilciiten wat Informed ot Iho Haft, and laal 1 UHj nlghlbe arrciied tbi thtci, 1911 Ycitrrdiy alternoon Capl Kennedy ariettelDr, )8li Rdwsrd J. sears, proprleio, aiidi.iui dr oftbe .Vnrion- f S i if fju'irfrrfr ,'eiieti. on a usrraiii Hlil. h .luiilce Uow m I ling had granted on the atrldivit of Mrt. Margaret k ll'Krefo ot ill I'lr-t tv-niic Mis. (I'Kiefe rhtrge 'Is I t Dint the Doctor feloniously ainullc 1 her In Ins office. j Bernard Citrrttn. a resident of Grand street, '.A J, Hi'iltmsli'irjh, during an attack of fie horrirt at- l if texnted sine de )oicrday sfieruoon.al Park row tnd jf lleetiniu street Wl. -n arreatod he had ml tuo di ep i 1 Jl gaalica in lit. throat, snd waa tucxinz away wuh -t n rn prnknif. II wat taken to Iho llickiuau ilmel i ita'iou. Ml The crew of the bark Manitoba .vore up for a pr l I'M luninarr hearing on Uie chare of uiu'iiy nulore t om- 'H r.iunouer Mueiua ve.trrday. ine affldaiitt of Capl. 5 llurkee and Mr McKlnnon were taken and a leleitrAia 1 L wat tint to Wi.hlugioii lunulrlng ttiout the JuriidSo- Hon o the United Stales the Mtmtoha It t ItrlUrh iltr vnael, ami ine crew, who charge Hint they wee it- 'VM Jscled to Uuiritla qi-hHm, uiulmlvliu auJ octaa, p a?T? m MmmmwmmmmmmBBw

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H: THE SUN, TUESDAY.. MAY 23, 1871. I It fe Jstw. J f It HLIwr fr AIL i, 2.' T. Z'JL IT I. TUKSIMV, MAY S3, 1871. JL' AniiiemcDlf Tati.f fl" llrrr Ikralrf Tbt tMi Ml ft (Jmi4 U Thr lliHhbb. Jr tbU'Uar4ui-KM,TU Ark,. Trt r Jf wPb Jb ArUjrt' UU4riU- (j M My m II... M.Ui f Terms of The hum Lr iiit, mUcfUrt, fl I fttMt Wattr, rr CO 1. T(i NplH U n .vleir 1M OO i 3 tumi; alM l m iMrnt, CA Kl I, rtft? 11 lrM, $0 Oil 'f 1tav,pfr, I V)H Twitf pin U V 17 nu .it iflrraUUMl4M. 8J ftO C A iUc-r.il Citi U CUt p fctk.tr MCla I IMMh 'it tAlj U 'jj YhWI I1IU. tl Intf ftritt pi Mm, 49 tu. (h Umi (U .-t4ir H. (II Tih Mmk Mrtt)f I 41 SO ill fViiM N9Ti klarrwr vi I'MlM, ff Iim, TLV r!4, "J, ItmiiL NoTKM) Al Mfi tl Ittlhff -t tin A rU. fl fciM Mimfc, "Art fcTi II. V r... lln,. 1 60 to n" Jlcvoliitfonlr.iiiK tho lU'ptibllcnn l'arty I;' irt New York. fjj Mr. Thomas MuiU'iiy, Mr. Wit.MAii A. Pi JJaiu.ino, and Mr. Addison II Laiun have W been, created respectively Collector of thin m l'ort, Appraiser of .Mcrthrtiidlrse, and Naval J! Officer. Thcsu fjeaitlcmcn ami tlicir friends P havo bocu Uboriau a lcng time to fain tlic I' coutrul of the lU'inibllcmi uinchiurry in tlilj S city, in llio liiUrcst of Oon. (Iiunt as o Fi ciaiJMato fur rciiouiiuaUon. ii TUu mcciinnltr.i of tho liupuljllcan party If) licroia at predentin tho ban Ja of tho Hon m Hohaci: Omici.EV, Cli.ilrmnn of tho licpnb- I llcnn Oencrnl Commltlco, nsslstoil by (Jon. l Joiln Co(.uiu:,i:, Mr. Si.nclaiu Tuusi:y, n; iff other Influential working nicnihcra of the W party. The Oha.nt Cuitotn Ilouro ufllclnla F tome thno ngn gummonoJ thin General (Y.in- inlttco to nurrondcr at discretion, itbaudon tlicir orcanUation, mid nttach themselves to thoUilof ihoOltANTkltp. Tin-lion. Uoiiaci: OliEKl.nv, rio confcuKos to a tnoaRuro of an Ha fricudllnt'SA toward Qcn. (lit ant, in nhlch Hfl ho lite tho undoubted yyiipatliy of bin nso- ciitca of tho Oon era! Committee, refimoil jV obodieuro to tills Bummono, and drflod the Bl Federal Administration, tho Custom Houje, Hu and tho whole crowd of oince holdm. n In this rmerpency Mr. Thomas Mmil'iiv H and hip oilicsgue, urtin(; under Instruction Hjf from Wttshinpton, npplird tntho IlrpuMicnu PtAtc Commltteo to revolutionise the nrty D( hero. Tho exictin ornniatinn was com K plite nud efficient, hut lU'verthuhiM! thoy Hu dccliuvd a reorffantzutlon nioc-ury and B. 1 nn the Hon. Hon CT. GltKULUY would not 11 poo tho matter in tho samo lllit, but Hf preferred to rcnudn with tho Uer.eral HV- Coinnnttco of which li Is tho head, thpy appointed two hlfili privates, tho linn. HI! 'Wii.mM Oisto.v nnd the Hoi. JackoON S. H9 P(ini.T7., to pre. cd Mil wr.rl; up a new HMnf, Hopubllran party, tho oxistenco of the old Hjft and regular organisation lyin(X wholly HVI ltrnorod. In other wordn, tlic.io Conimlx- HS aioncrs of the Stato Commlttci, appointed H by direction of Oen. Ouant, m to construct HS I a new Ilcpubllcan machlno In this city, eopn- HM f rato and distinct from tho old party, and HJf 1 ulordmnto to tho ollkvhuldcrs. HU 5 Two ir.tcriPtiug qucstlom present them HM f. colvri; at thin point HK 1 I. Which of these orpnulullono will be HE rofiulnr I and, HR?, II. Which of them wltl bo recognized by HE 4 tho next Stato Convention I Hft 'X No one, not even tho biggest officeholder, HjK 1 will deny that up to the commencement of H these extraordinary proceedings Mr. Qltci HJ i.kv'd Committee poascmod all tho elements Hj I of regularity. It was not merely tho only Hj l organization of tho party In tho city, but It HJ i had all the virtuo that could ba dcrivod Hj j from a regular mieccstdnn from the timn of Hj J tlio last reioiihtmction consummated under HJkT! tho imnmlinto direction of tho State Con- Hf i vcntlon. It had held the fuith and main- HI i talned the orcani.atlon when many of thoeu Hi I who now nook its overthrow traitoroucly Hj, 1 1 bolted from it. Hj But had the State ComniHtee authority to HJ I order its dinHolutionT Tho State Coinmlttoe Hj J is but the creature of tho Htato Convcatton. Hj J Its ofllca le merely ndvUory and executive H f It has no origiuul or primary jurisdiction. Hj fi Tho Stnto Convention of 1870, which created Hj the present Statu Committee, wm appealed Hj j to by tho very men who havo lndaccd this Hj f action against Mr. GltuuLKY'ri General Com Hj' if, r.utt'0 to dcereo a reorganization In New HI t Tk. At that Convention Mr. Wn.MAM A. Hj) Jmi. I. f:a Ititrodnced a rcsoiuti'jn authorizing Hji the bt.ito Committee to do pn clscly what it Hj is now attempting to do. This resolution Hjl j was opposed by tho Hon. Thomas E. Stuw- Hit X AltT, and after u full diwui-sion was, on mo- Hjt i Hon of Gun. Mkiiwtt, laid on tho table by Hj; 1 on almost unanimous vote. This action by Ht the Htato Convention in vffwi forbado tho Hj' T i State Committuu to undertake what it is now Hj I i dolnr;. Thcreforo tho Cuir.uilttcu is insub Hj 1 lt ordinate in pursuing this work, end Its ac Hnti lion is Irregular and void. H.1 This being the cafk, Mr. Gncmri's Com- H mltlce will remain, as before, tho only regular Hj I i IU publicun orr.aniiiatiou in tho city. But H( depute tin ku fuels the new organization Is to V1 bo jierbit-ted in, as Gon. GllAK'f and his olll Hi elals havo w di creed, and the mcagru He H' i jiublicau Htr. ngth of tho city is to bu divided Kv Utweon two rival factions. Each of Ukbo fac- Hj it fj tions wdl doubtless send a full delegation to Hi," li'W tl:e next State Convention. Which of these B. lh delegntlons will the Stato Convention rrcog H L if SI tjueund admit K If I u this point we coufes.i our Inab lit y to H, h fotm a mtiffactory answer. IJndimbtedly Hji "Y t tvury 1,'fcl,l"itl'' BU(1 'very lntornal Itovenue K' 'A omcer throiighout the Stato will bo Instruct- Hfi1 I ed to buy or otherwise stctr.i a cent In the 'i State Convent on, in ordi r to work nnd oto HJ agoitt the meptton nf the reg'ilar or Him- 'Ti; Ail. (Ji.i:i..,v ddegulcs. Tho eontist w ill bo K.JVl, urgrd with crent eaniestness, and will do Bp j" ,1 Vi-l-pHen (In mh strength in tho Stat.-. II Viii j h" cr.n control tho Convention, the Custom K' !JI 11 ,uh" d I'-Ra'm will U adinlttol, to tho ox- mitt elusion ot thoso s-nt by tho regular organ m' Nation but If not, t'.u strange spectacle will Hi( 1,0 presriitcil of the entire V. ,1,'ral nHlco P; f. holding interest standing allied to a faction Pii'Vi elilclalty and authoritatively denounced ut V vl belkf!l ,,y I,ttrty Uinl """uglit them into BM, ow 'J'ho ubllc will await with lutereat tho lesue of this rtrugglo. Hut If Guant wins, It will Iw the first time that thoolllco holders ever l-ent the people In Now York. Connecticut unci Nw York. Tho quetlMns of boundary between Nnw York and Conni-ctie-ut, and of jurisdiction as to thu islands along the coast, huvu been tlio occasion of A good deal of tnisundatstnndlng from thu Crst settlvmuut of the country. Connecticut nt one time averted and for jieriiKl maintained jurisdiction over Imvi Inland while tho Uul(c of Yuittt'a patent originally comprised not only Long Island and tho neighboring lslandfl, Nantucket and Martluv's Vineyard, but a f reat port oX Con necticut, lucludiiig Now Ilnven and Hart, ford. Tho question of jurisdiction lias r cotitly boon brought forward again In n enna tritxl hi tho Unltol States Circuit, Cou?. nt New lluven on tho Lth lust. A suit had boon brought ngainst Enoch Cot: to restrain tho coutlnuanco of a nui sance In tho shnpo of a fertilizer factory erected on Goose lslaud, nour Norwalk nud tho question of jurisdiction buing raised, Judge Woodudw said tho ruh-s of cvldenco applicable to prove a title In the States of tho United States do not widely differ from thoso which govern boundary lines of lauds belonging to Individuals. Tho flrnt renon la to deedn, patents, or charters which stand a munlracnUt of title. When their Import Is sulllciontly clear and dcflnlte, they nro con sidered satisfactory and conclusive lu tho absence of any prior or conflicting grant or deed. When there is n doubt of tho Import of the langunge nlied upon, and the title in dlsp ited, then long-coiitlnticdpnsweio!! nnl the oxorc'ue of nets of owueiship nnd Juris diction bccoiiio not only competent uvi dence, but evidence of great "'eight in deteriuln ng tho instrument. Tho Judge, after reviewing tlio conflicting claims that had boon put forth by Now York and Con necticut under tlu'dilleivnt intuiitsor grnntH of laud to tho Duko 01 Yulii; and to the colony of Connecticut, the various agree ments entered into, and rocupittilutittg the points presented, decided that putsuiug both methods of Investigation tho same result was reached, and that the islaid undoubted ly belonged to Connecticut, which hud long hold It lu undisputed occupation. This Bottles thu question so far as Doom. Island is concerned but tho division docs not In any way affect other Islands alo.ig the Coutiiu'tlcut coast uliich have acknowledged tho jurihdiction of Now York ever since tins Government has been in elsleiue. Mm'.ic Island, althougii with.n n doxen rmli of the Conneclicut Bliori.it still Neu Yoik Ml. I'Uher's luland, a few milos from Sto nlngton, near tho mouth of the MjMic r.vor, Is nlso n port'on of tho Slate of N"W York. This Island, tihieh is nine miles long and one milu broad, was granted to Juu.N Wiatiiuui by Mofaaouu setts in 10-10. Mr WtNTIttto.'1 was a care ful man, and in order that tharo should bo no opportunity for ilispnto in regard to tho validity of his title, in iho following year ho procured the assent of tho Hartford Court to 'lie grant. To muko It still tnoro surf, in 1011 be bought the island from the savngec and finally, as it was Included In the Dukn of YottK's patent, ho procured from Uov. NlfOU.s n confirmation of thu grant to him coif, at the samo timo acknowledging tin jurisdiction of New York and it still remains a part of Suffedk county. It is said that there was an agreement made two hundred years ago between the eolonie's of Connecti cut and New York whoreby all the Islands between which and the main land a ship could passwere given to New York. All these, islands along tho Connecticut coast now belonging to New York should bo turned over to tho jurisdiction nf the former State, as thoir Inhabitants are subject ed to great Inconveniencos, and practically disfranchised, through tho present absurd construction of boundary lh.ep. This could bo effected by act of Congress, tho Legisla tures of the States interested consenting j anet such action would undoubtedly be for the best interests of all concerned la the matter The Proposed Tweed Hospital. Tho Sunday Dtmotral dlfcureca a ques tion of deep Interest to tho people in tho low er part of this city in tho following just and feeling manner cannot there bf jet tn icrrptulle nionnnient to William M. Twi.ru f What II me mmi already recmed, itti tt e lli'iu.oiX oye, Urn hiiinlred ot Otontnndtf. eor- torontc lor kucIi hi or.J.'ct, were to be lnvetol In romo Wiiluu M. Trusn f.ttrtty a cbentv, fir InUn- e, tu relieve tlii reln2 want of p-roiot ut a rum a.-e would not (tut tu a monument 1 tnnre oudurLu ttmn bra4'a innnu n'ent olikli wiuM live Uirunzti A time ami k". ttie nmo of the (Trent binerirtor RMoctntvl woh lit What ear you. Cfiitlemt 11 ul the i umniiltee t What feci ou, geueroi. t-uLn'-rili-r lo le nintl I What your ruponc, cltliean of New Y irn. a( ul) creeda and claFscn 1 "To i.nr Irbli friend pHMienlar!? i" prel Thire hue ant been on Amrriran toil a irur up holder of tt eir iiuuie nnd ricenone more w UI1112 in iriTr lln-m prarllchl aid :iud l itrcnMre tlinu YilLLUU Jt. Twrrn; mid now wl,n theonpoiiu uity coniei lor iloinj tut name au honor and c3Vcl ili.r 1 rulilic loud H tun nam tune. e l.upe to kic (Lu Irlkli e-luiueut flcure largely on the riubMcrlidion lint it not large mim, Ul ui hatu Urge aamberi." This Is in the right rplrlt, nnd wo hopo to sec it evoke a noble respoiipc. Think of tho great uece'Ealty for a freo public hospital In tho lower wards. Sinco thu New York Hospital obtained a great income and ceasod to do anything for tho bene fit of tho sick and wounded, there hoc been no nccommodntion for such victims of disease and raisfortano In all tho most densely populated portions of tho city. We ought to havo ono worthy of New York and its generous, kind-hearted people. Tho friends of Mr. 1'wkrd drlro to erect a monument In lib honor. What monument can bo so Ot as a public hospital Ho Is not willing that a useless statuo should bo put up to commemorate tho ruTection of his friends j but when thry come forward to build a hospital that will do good to the remotest generations, nnd will endow tlio nanio of Mr Twutto with tho immortality of charity, ho will not only joyfully consent lo 11, but ho will himself givo ltberallv in uid ol tho beneficent enterprise. Tits London Timet Is la great troublo bo c.iij it bas learned that the IIjiik of Ih pieseii. tatirrs ha the rle;M lo ait In judgment noon the treaty ngrecrl to by the Joint High I'omtnlsaion should 11 contain any agreement to pay money on the part of the United States. It days: "Tlie l'rosidt'nt mln'it order tlio Secretary of the Treomrj tr pay tie money out of any urplu3 lie had on hand j but, oituln, no money can bs paid out of the Tp'4.irj aayo by an appropriation act of tlio Home. The whole, thiiiu' Is a muddlo j but the uioial of It ii that nc tnnst not be!iee that any convention with tlio I'nited States ia Cuueluded Uu d it baa been cxccuUd and done Willi." This looks as if Englishmen expected the treaty to result in our being obliged to pay the C'oufode n.tc cotlon bonds. The H'orW reports from Washington that l'rcaideut Ukant is endeavoiiug to make fncuds with hciiiitor 1'iNTo.v, and Hint (1 kani U not ineMl ling tofncritiiet'olleelor Mei.i nr 111 order to brim about nidi a Kconcitlutton. We doubt whether this ruu.ci bat any fuuudatioti. Sbortly bcfoif ConureM met In December Ian I'rcfidcnt Oiiavt tnudu r licit tucltuics to the Senator; but tliey were not aucccsfiil, uud it la n it likely that be eiild renew Ibcin now. Still, everything l potniblo with a l.iuu to Hint u Ocn. Oium baa pro cd biiuiclf tu btincifil uQuurs. bcnlia bec-ime President he made a great ahotr of linn, nets nnd telf reliance, and caused it to be trcn out in all quarters that be intended to carry on bit Administration ivilbgut tie aid of t villi clam, but these loud pretcucca, Late been fvi lowed b) Ida entire autrvndtr to tlio teiy clam of iiieu iihoui ha tben affaelei to put anido. 1'iobably vie never had a 1'io.tiitQiil so ci'ttrely tinder the control of small politlclana aa Ocist lias lion conic to be Moro than tbis, lie. U ex ccedingly vnclll.Hint'. giving his word and break ing it, pioiuiittig o.'ficci! to on man and bestow ing them upon nuothcr, but sbiftiint around like a ucathercuck iu the bupe of eccurtng tlio re nomination wbieh be i destined never to ic ccivc. lu tliii vain purauit be may think It ncccsnary to make up rb Mr. FasroM; but any sucli clTurlir bound lo 1ml. llrrn tf tho Senator dcalrcd to go back lo the trppotl ol IIuakt, ha would not be able to take wall him tho men wboac eoOjierntlon render him strung In New York and if the control of the C'ualuiii House, the Internal lteveniic Departneut, and all tl c l'oft UUicet weio rotnmilteil tu bis chargo on comlitinn of Ida Mippnrtihg (lnT, be would villi find the pe'nplr ten much I'nr I1I111, and Die only remit of the attempt would be that be would be ron.c as potrelleae will, the pci.ple Oiunt liimaelf mil pn v to be in the' day uf trial. T. o (lectors of tho New York Academy of Medicine Imve eiunpl'tiuntnl Judge llimioan fiT liin traiglitfiiiwuidnets in the trials of the til luius WooLr and l.oom r IIvahj. Julgc llsn tuiiu dina nut need their coniphuients. The pee pie know lit'ii to be an lmnct Judge, and tlnex-ca tremble at the ineiiuoii nf Ins name Advices to the Dili Inst, from Cuba, received by nay uf Ivinc-tor, Jamaica are very fawirnble fur the pktiiot cause. Santiago de Cuba it clo.l) kuriuumUd by the fjice uuJir (iiu. Maximo tloutx, nuuj of the Spatiiah fjitifie.! oatujia in the vicinity bating ben captured ami othji-b nliandontd. The ejotus of Sp.iiiUrila contiuiKs unlnterriipteillv. One lory celebrated and itranst intrenched Spanith camp ou the rotate uf Sati Jim6 dc los It.unoj had been attacked and taken by Oen. (Iomki the garri son, (c -intiiiu of mobitued rolunteers, waa put to the snonl Th cattle licrdid on the catate iie diiM-ii if by the Cuban, ml a fore e h ii i by ti.e jianlanli for the purple el retcuing tie' r. WM K'Uti'd Ti e cimp of Gin Jni I'lkir ut liueycjlon wm mirwiwd by u bvury furce of SpauUrda on the -iili uf May, but ai'ter a ery but tile slid utcre lom the) weie iliiren oil". Two aucur eatntes and tjx eoQVe planUtioii bail been destroyed by tb C'ubaiu "iilnii llu pre vioii" fortnight. A gnitt'r cmtratt belwevn prmnloi' nnd pcrfeimnnce was nevir seen than that presented b A. T. HrrWAtir"- laud t.peculaliun ul Hemp, nnd I lama. lie bought etio place tiiuyeais avo, and promised to hate a thoupiitiil Iioiisp. bu tt 1111 it bifute this, but there i not a single buusc there yet. All Una time Staw eur hia been nudinj areund and bu.vimr out li e people n be uwned little patches of land in the midat of ins big trcel, at:d tbey l.aie made l.un pay ruur.ult. llioc teat urn! iots, tln,u.i of ainall eiter.t hi the uggrcgale, havo probbbly coat bun mure than 1I1 whole of the original purcbaae. He baa laid nut two or three bit uf Mreetn, end hai tome men at work on the east crnnw tt end of Ids land making a roadbed fur a uppoiilltinos lailroad, and thla is all. The real ization ef the nst plan fur tho benefit of the people, ef which we have heard so much, seems tu bu aa far off aa crcr. It looks as tbough Mr. Hikw.iHT bid fonnd but that he has an elephant nn hia hands too big 'or htm to menage. His arrangement fur railroad communication between this city and hi 'marinarv colony in one of the funniest thingH we ever heard of. There is already a flint, rate nuhuud tb" Long Island running by the thortcst line directly fiotn Hunter' Point alung one mJc of bis land, and amply ruflicici.t for every purpose; but this docs not eathfy 11 r. Strwaiit, and be is going lo build nnethcr road by way cf Hushing. It .till be five miles longer and less convenient iu every nay, but it will ba Stewart's; and lie will probably have the pleas ure of paying its czpenr cs while the public travel by tbo quiekcr and chea4T Loop Island road. Hut we dutibt if tills roundabout line will ever be built. Mr. Sikwart will talk ahryit it, but at aomo future day hit executor trill atop the fonl uli speculation and tell out I lie whole concern fur whul it will fetch, taking cure to get tin it' own comuiiaaions on the sale. The Miu.trcnl .Vttrs says that tho K11 Kht I ill puts an uud tu all idea of nimevulion in the mind of tho t'unadii n peo; !e. Nu Canadian,'' says die Air, howevui pooily provided with bruins, would dream of ebaudouing a land where freedom exist, where the course of justice holds Its sway, for a country under the iron heel of on ambition- aud little scrupulous General." According to this Canadian jauru.il, Giunt if "organizing a military despotivtn, and playing with the otcdulity of unsiupccting masses," llut let the AVu wait a bltlc, and it will tco that both tbo Ku-Klux bill and its authors will bo sent buik into an obscurity from which they ought never tu have emerged. Tho professional conduct of Mr. David Di'dlet I'iclp In tbo Albany and Sutipicliiuuu Kaihoad litigation of 1669 has been carefully reviewed by Mr. Gin, Ticesor Centii, hi a pirn phlct just published by I). ArrLSTox Co. Mr. t'euTia loncisely states tho facts connected with this litigation, which havo been mado the occa sion of abusing Mr. Fiklo, and coincides with Ei-Judgo I'ARa.a In giving it ss his deliberate judgment that no Imputation of profesniond im propriety justly rests on Mr. I'ikld or lita asso ciates, on ucount of anything be or tbey have done iu the whole afTair, Ha concludes by ad miuiateiius a courleuus but decided reburo to members of tho K-j;M profession, such at Mr. IIaiilow', who havo expressed tbcmselvcs pub licly in condemnation of Mr. Field and aver sion of hi motives. Thoso vindications by eminent lawyers ought to be, nnd wo preiuma arc, men thau sufficient to compeusato Mr. Finn for any annoyanra ho mtiy haro felt at the faultfinding to which he has been so undeserv edly subjected on the part of men cither too weak In intellect or too petty iu their mallco to do him justice. The Courier-Journal warmly supports tho noble inurement of Mr, Yillanpiguam in Ohio, 1 liia Is a cheering tlgn, All the progrcstire elements of the Democracy must rally to that itindird. Do yon like good coffe aud tea Dot the Eortia, No. 5bi tlfos'Jumv.-Jdv, Till! TRIAL OF WM. FOSTER TUL L.lSrjVKVlt OUXAISI.J) AXJO TllV rnvxvcvzioN cj.osjud. Air. I'ulnnm Seur that tshe Never 11 new ,11 le. Iluv.ll .tli-s. Dnviil IteluBivs tu Tell I lie Nriiip or the Clcrimuixn ly Whom bbc whs Mmrleit I'inverrul Apucal ol JhiIsp (lHrvlu-1 he- Cui-r l'i tin to the Jurr To-ilny, The preliminaries nf the Ftnter trial were re turned iraUtday uinrulng, Willi a co.it room ni clo-iily packed as on any preceding day. At 10 o'chiek punctual!) Ju Ige C'ardozu tooK hut teat upon the bench, bowtnc aflstlr aud sympathetically to tl.o eh ten Jnrors who occupied ihe Jury t)x, w ho had a few minutes rretlf nsly been "isrehed In frori their place of confinement at the Astor Iloute. They looked pleased with the ehar.fo of air asd seeae. Thu venerable C'lsrB eat In dtyjlrted altenra U fine tho empty Jury wheel, pondering or a llet of 350 additional names ready to be p'l.eul therein flora which to draw the twelfth aud latt jarur. The 060 living reprce entatlres of the !W names In the, vctcrable Clerk' posaesflon, added mateil.1ll to te crowded condition of the room. Judnellaitin and lol. Fellows, his brilliant ersletant, occupied themselves In private currcspccdttico. A cloud of witnesses filled all the space en tlio eatt side of tho eonrt room, Heveiity-flve newspaper reverters llllrd the rest of the apace within the bar, all iliur uutii at work sjiarpenloe prucili, LiiiUni a acl.a very much rcsemhllnj A COI.OMI Or SAW MILLS AT MOIIK. At flva mlnuUs pnat Id u'cloek, Judye Blaart buttled lu. Scareelr had he readied his teat when the wiK-r.il.le I'luk eel. uimud callina: do roll of tl.e Jury, which wae completed be'fuic .lude Murrt livl sutiled I lomlf and luijusiej his tpte.icU. llillot", esch contflnlng oac nf the S50 adulilonal mines, weru I'icn folded an J places! In the whe.il, and laljected la a thoroii.li ao-H lUon, and then ac tive oicratlor.a were remmed. The Drat mure drawn found no rtiprtveuiallre tn the ruum, or Lt liut none responded tu IU auuuuuriimeiit. A KAMKI. e'OHI TO JUOIULNT. .lame- Daniel was the second name driwn. .Tiu.es Pihtt'l dii'v reiHunled In person, nnd was unuie diaieii eiiaiiengud fur pnnrlasl c.iU'c by i-oun-s-l r 1 1. e pi Is nor. He was sworn and put tin Jn.li Hie Interrnfativy ral.l us loiluwt" y this I sii in llctmtal unlsst tViiimn K osier til-piieun-'r mi tiii bar, fui ba.eu 11 :eln Itr ru.no si it." w t-ct.s tmcc. Old vou read about a lu the paters at the time? A -1 did, -T V -Have roil hetiu up alens ezresell on the tut. Jerl A So, sir. V -liavo ion jonrself made auy reeiark un the eiU'jiPt' A.Sr. tlr. I). -Ilaveyou ever ni'ntloneil It toanv cse? A. -So. nr. Q llv yen nttcr arsht a"y ore raiX 0' It A. I doii' 1 erteve I have, pot i at of my onti rauily. U -In ie ifttie tire nceouni. or 11 did vuu form any Piui.lot' as to the tnlH vt luaoecnee of the i ntoucr al the hat A. No, sir. lint vuu expicit any rlaaaon tlio lobjtoe at all tn miv oiie A. No. nr. tlr the tll.tuel Almrner-Q.-llAira lot auy Cou.tl er' it emiites aamf tlnii.rjr a vrrd.riuf 1111 lt tn s w t.iss-me pusi'ti 11-111 Is death and wtiiru the e ace juit.uesiuen t. vera -i A. -No, in. liAMUL'il OCCCrATIOM. Iiy di'le tinn-ej iVhst 'i ynur 0 clues- A.--Jiuieiirr, t'U.'esil tt icl. i-e r rhatliiiu here d" yi 11 laelile t A. -1 1 the tame hxatc. V Hare ton a la ullj A. -A w lu an I enlldiun 1 11 tl a I' litr tor pru.jipi1 cme w is witinlrj.ni, and JdiUiu n'.uart clial.cui.ed lor Uvor. (J. --inlrf t't what V'i real was trne (in ti iiu;l'nii-Mui t "Snt re-If e i.u'nDff I n-al s-r. 1J.- oii don't eelicve ativtlutie jell lead A. Abont lurr wlat I rend uol in ite IIish .ial(. ej- coding Ih it ml y ar at wset-ue. then aKI I I ii items acv mipreeioii as o flieeultt or le loeem-e uf the pttsufi... A Sot iiaio 1 ueir n.u v.-rdii t. i -ep"o.e that wti j tn i-1 si ue hi e ease, an 1 eenhtas-e! evsrv inn and r rcneist.ne In the mu nud thai tl v.a, sine v irttu p j.-'ir 'is u read tf from th -e fhe.a rt'd yen ,1 rive jnr Itni-'eesinn as tu tlx Mti.u or ianit-ticeti lite risiiiiui nt inv lur f Nu. tlr. J -floyea rome'etier is'-.st y n did rea-l A. 1 do. 1 nave read u imuost nv.a-v Q tin 11 u re.ue noes 1:1 lie.. iin yen rc.itrm cr tl e lael thai Mr. I'ten im was k nod A I r"ai W tliil uu rend thai s-usu.1 i. uiiou A l;ua reported so. ej -IH4 ia real II wo Jons br a car Lvoa.' A cs. tlr. t -Bo ycu relieve mat tu ne- i A 1 ro.'T 'iiLtsve Kotnijfu ihm i sat tr. Q Have you ..o ral h un eir'h ex yi iliat i. U:1. u maniti-st 10 the tense. A sot anvtlifoa. l Liu ui d.oe.KVe 1 t A. I hava uu puufuf 11 yel ej -A.muili.I l: tl.t was Mi l tn he true, li t run dir vt- au tiuproes.oL a lu Ui" 1.U1II ur uiii e aei ul tre.i.stui? A-I i.alo itaj 11, 1.11J lti.,i l..,i 1 ca'i sat. ItteC Tt eqnctlonl- aasnmii.tf ererv ih tgyon It ire read to lie Hue did vou usriveany In pi.--oun as 10 ttieauiti or luuoeeaoo tt Wr. 1-utter A.-. I havo a ll'.Ot'l itlxllll It ej. Whuil.vr he wat aultty or lunooeat? A. Tw, tlr ej I IU.1t a 'Vubl .v Ui nn Eul.1t or lunccenee? A 11. 1 h ej -WoulJ t rc-tri acme ev. douce on the part ot Urn li'.-t.le A'trritev Oi on tee pan 01 tneeoanset toriue pr.sunur. lu reuiuvs that uoabt au4 duei 11 A. -AC-eiirdi'ir' ta 'l.o evljo.ice. i)-i'i.i it ti.iu'.to so.n- cvHcLce to dliscl the rtmibi yim sett' A es, sir. e) --.iue i.ruul trou a wie u bu ruru'j.1ed tu dlipel tlm. iloii'il A. tea, sir. Iiy the Disirct Au-irner Q Tfste yon ha-t any pop nrellmi wPIt ih- jitMitiir or uny ul h.a trlends iu tLo way uf 111.su.e4 t A No. fir. Q --Are sou sis;saiatid w tit Iho prtssner orany of his Irionus, Uiai tun now o A. Nu, tir. Ci. Uav.. vuu Ldi4av ri Utlom 1,1 luewayof buu ue Itu oiiLer or itiv uuuuse' .u Uit port ul ttH! pris oner t A.- Su. t.r. 0.--ii inv aej-nintanee wlh tl-etn A. V nr. g Have yon ever lis I or with inc couustd uu C10 part ot the people i A No. sir l) Han yuu. id any m' juuularco or Do-lot it with thslaeoMr fuluaiu A Nu, air. e) Vuu cerer knew turn A I nere r knew him. 15, fir ai.y ot h a mend to far ji )0u Itr.osr s A. No tir, t llavo you anr Itrpretsion for or nrt'-irt the pot ent r on the untitilm ui Ins cunt ur Inuuceocu t A. No sir. ej -Have you any bla fur er ajalust tl.o priiooer? A No. lr. ej Would .-'U cr wcuil ycu not be rererned by ths erliteore iu dtltvermicii vr lie, if juu thoatl tit tt Juror on this eate A-Ii.ouli. tj A11A could ynti uehrer au linpariiat rer let on the cvUur.ce in tliu whole caso A. ipi,sitirai)) j (uulj sriTosmnois irisLLinsveu. til .'udiii' iita r'.-li If It ts proved thst Fo,..ir kill. J 7iitnaL.i nv n car hiit. witt.uni aufliPleit provecn .11 to r.M h i 1.. would yuu Inter that taat se, a erim- A.-V. iirtout pinvfieailnn. (J Via weiiuiit suctclent prorocatlon. A With out pinriicatiot', I shonld y Vi ti.d lull c nrlt.de that that act, co-nmlttert by I sier with lha cartiuus, with nu mteut to v-auu and l.eut 1'i.lLisi, iu a ciuiiv? A. llspcl tln.t uver airain. Q woiii t ron cnsldtrtt aerlmo for Foster to heat ruiaaiit with uear noa. or au oSjncuairaiast the uvt A 1 sLui.ld th n it was 1 very severe!). Wu. yuu are nsht it was luw.t.aro inn any in-rtes-tun, Uiote iMbks bi-lez tric aud turrs huxltg le on a ci'.no roiutioited bi Kuiier against rutnaui, wheirer that eil-ne was muid-rln Ihe nnt dsgiee .r some su'Kjtciuaie ullcuee:-1 A.- 1 watn'l tf.tic. 1 cualu .101 tel 1; ttinmlug tsvt Kotlcr ctt heat littnamonibc head WMli a CMoiHuK. uud lo' Uled,iiJ tuuuse he iu II nd d j.ttiitlt .11111 un 1 t't 1.1 aim. ar.d nv uciidiMit 11 died, In, C)i.uaey uugin-ioa at to vri u.htr that ma "null. r. u.iui.- iu iis.l.i.ih, ws a urdi-r in llio Cr.-t leuree msi.sli.tla itei 'f fie wlteess Iky tulcd- Iho Co- ri Have )uu a 1 mil ressiin as li wtiut the law 11 1 u ilut suie ut faciv A Well, I hhouM ti.lnic It was iiitntl.iui'litir. J .'Uj Muari We n hliair alt the clialliaites Wc aie CONTENT WITH rllK CL.VTLXUA.f RNTltlU. t Juaee flarvln I havo 110 further cha'denfe. ihlj nnlnoked-'or aeetptjnee of the very flrt jurrr lioii:ht to trio Hand, rerv n.turallr crej.ed is trntattoii In the court room The tenenlite Clerk lumied uu and turned around to Ilia Court In sur prise. The tourt looked at the District Attorney In a'.iireineiit. Iho IUrlrlct Attoney wheeled uronnd and tfJeil at Judto fitnsrl 111 wonder Jndre Plum smiled and looked happy, aud tlr. U-iri.ett'a ciuntemiteo was ajriov with pluusure. The prisoner acunnnil Ihe facet uf the Jar, a'l nf whHi were euC d with tatlsfsctlon. A heA of mingle! dlrappo.Uineul and relief ran through the court room. In tho midst of which 1 lie venerable Clerk recover"! hluis.ii, administered the oath to tho last Juror, ana r ported tup ravrx couiatn. The Court InqalrtJ whettur the counsel wer ready to tine vd. .1 ido litu.irt tta'.ed that tie e necte'd the Disl.ict A.tornev to oc- uny tlm day In I'Uttnu In his OB-. ami he wunld be ready todeirnd to-nmriuw. The District Atlurncy stated that his witnetaua hvl been subptened, but might nut be all present, ao that ho might bo ulillgod t'i be a II It la tr roiisltr In pulling In lilt toailmoui. Judte stain tte hare no obixtlon on earth 'Jhu loart illscliurged tho retrujnluir 31.1 Jnrors from fnrthvr u eudauce. and upon Ihe witbdrunal of audi of thecs as l td Imperative buatneaa else where, tlie cuurt-room rraa leaa crowded thau It haa been bcfnra alnco the trial commenced. All things being rtaiy, Judge Uarrla, at a signal irum Judgu Caruuio, arose audi a nu.i an 1 llenco tuintenio as to bo painful, to u;n Ihe caau to Ihe jury fur ti e prosecution, His manner was dlirm fled, culm, aud luipriwAno, aa ho faced tbo Jury and tuld: THS DISTRICT ATTORllCf's OpaKINO. lf thet'onrt ptosr. and the gentlemen of the tnry, It lvs ma crrat pic isnrn to be able thla morning to seeini.se twelru sesls nllca. In new uf the Import ance, of this case. It hat biau 11 source of anxiety 10 ine diiriuatui pail week llisl us mould havo in tho laiy bur iwrlvo Intel ureal, leutible, clcar braJod men. acaualnted with tno ordluary tiauiacttoio) of liu man life. In a ram cf ltd drscrlpiton, evi-iy. tttlnir. In tho tint pisce, depends n the Inteirrtir and lulcllixcnco of ilia 1'iiort. ami their ability to emnptclieiid fac: when they are proientt'd. Impau. elcit aa 100 wire, 1 f a dnito of coiuforl whlca 1 pitta anficln.vtod when t saw trio euurao whtcn nai b.eu parsiied br tlo counsel for Iho de fence lu regard to impanelling thu Jam not bccauio I tupposa they luteatod to tasi al taiitnito of Ihelr potitton, but tnctr naxlclr In reierct a to their ellent nnduuotedly mado tbent icHout anu eager to arall toemtelve of Srai y oppor tnnlty glrea by lha lav to icira the rlghu or iho prisoner, 'thty haronralltd inemielre ot Umrleaal rlfhta to Ui rullitt estenti agalntt which 1 have nolriing to asy, I 4otL-e you to roinetnber iu the cou. narration of uila laipcitagt case-tuipoiunt tu tlio prlsoitr. and rattiy Imrortaut to the pueilethat you are twelre men aelected by tau prlsouer and his couu. set, of which there can he no roiaplalot. The lanr care them twesty pdreointory eaallemtoA. bat allowed the pro.ecullon en'y ttrPi they haro uaad alileen of these chaUeinrea, we hare, used thru. It la fair that tou should know this, that no prejudice tliould arlte in your minds when yuu come to consular the cate. Some I ef oq way usyc, itl la capital cue belore rootl ef ron rrobnt lr hire net. It ts a respotisibtllt which I hate thanked tor (0 id i ter since I date Void tlio leist. tloa ot putt c 1 roicc ut ir br ttn faror ol tho poonlu of, this tiiotrupul'B tl m-s no! rcrt upon m. II li Luspon stuliity wutchjuu will n intiiimir to T'll'K PTINO PATS It is a responsibility tor tho lire of a human being .bit in adrtillon to thnt, it i arespi ns.niiltt for Ihe safeiv uf a niltion of .e ple. whooi yuu repteso.it 10 this Ju ry hot 1 rcpo isiniiltr for pnhllr older and ror lair I isnoss, rillainr. and m-irucr. As thi' nee na or the people 01 neienteily rutin It he repot, ids tnrtiio rcrdic' sou re'idi r. Ihlsisan iniliciment for mure'er tn fas fl-tt deeree It chart es that Wllliom foster on the .ssi is uny of Apnl lstl, without pi ivocail with malice ninrci ui icht. br de-lgu, too tho the ut Aitrv t. 1'uin.Hn villi an tn-trii'netit Willi which liu nan tlio never wat before tiknn, 01 a pu'ihc sire-t. In a puttie rnuv r.t ire, whrro orciviiojy has nrtHl tn rlJe, 111 tho tiAiKiiestol ttie nlchl, tn ttie pretence of three unprotected vron'pii, cxeeijt su fat as Mr. luinam mai be said to havo uitordt'd tiirm protec'ion. itiet url will ;cll you that n urder coi.sisia in lahteg the tiro of a liu. 11,111 heuer, with u itcsiaii so to da, without Ititi.ilcatioa, wltaaut piurueaiiuni aul sueh taiellauco la uonpsn in tui nnsr iikorkk, ths puntstimeol for which la niert by Jstatnle. Wo snail sonw yen Uiat on U10 ereniiur In guestlonone of .Mrs. Lmvars daughlcrs was rraetttuu; tlnclng In ths Choir at the thtircli ot the Atlrnnt In Kortv-slxttv, sirerl. Aa tlio liuue Itr h r return airlrel. her mother, knowing what Ihe charaiter uf a retialu element ot our clly It, very properly itarted witn her vouaavr tUuRhUt to cicort Ihe elder daughter home. Tuey met Mr Putnam, an acq -lain tanee, aat Invited hrm to aeooninvuy iheie. Tner took coiivcy aicc In a llroauwar and Herenih asenuo ear at Ha rptp-e place As iher came to the tltiscy ttonse, on, Urusdway, aoonl Iwonty ninth rtieet, inniothms waa said about the cioca. an-t tlie daughter started toward the elasa win Ivw ot th.daor to loos: at the elm k st the 1 -p of tlio hull ling, thereon Iho pjatlornjitood ttitt pr'suuer, with er.inncea and sneers end face-. luck Ins at Ii -r. hhe. too vou. garni Innocent lo itmierslA'iil his indecA'ut'r. n turned, and rcnarkad 10 her uiou.ci that nitre wero Hi nt MEN out there. Its Itaimsed open the door and attempted tu sli 1'i.sid't her, w tie.capun Ibc luothcr loiooveu her tn an tt-.er si-at. Tlie prisoner tv.cn said, in an abrupt and hrul il war, What bar nu cot to en t. ith It t Mic ru, led. liiis la myciit.i. He then nuoicsunie retenrks, nnl wi-nt out un the plain nn. tearing the door open, iuo nlr b. lua eoul. Mi. Vumi'ii tumi aud shut the do.-r ih-prluuer siauinie-d I ei'-n acala then Piliowod tomo reruaikt by Mr rntnim, In th kib'ievt wa, when the ptiaatier lean. end iliveai.a'itl ni'tited l.linsi if til Mr t'tena'n, r nali.ihi- rlsenc t'irns nri-iind, and says ti Mr. liiipaui. llow far are )i 11 e.llllg 11. 1. tu Mi ruloioit uiaUe uu reply. It ak.d lirn the sston-t line. It iw rar ,.te you poiiia up 1 1 au In-u lint uiiiiiittr Nonpriruui Mr. I'm uatu, ex -opt thai hu w tt 111 il.e t oiu... n u: tnese lno,LS. Mel' I en einp up e far is )mr.n. Wnen )oti Kcluir, I wi l girt )ou nen." Hint jtur.t oaiivim would utrr. fai.iv. As Jiir.ira, huibsn.it, r.itbeit. hruthers, wnu would tic)u.iriia 1 to mi. 11 .1 uiau 11 I si.oi.ld inue't suuli a 1 s.i, I, vwirdiui-t si h a reeeptioi, 'i.tr-rent from ton. wh th luster out. lis end .ervrui t-loi-ks a Koif tin sirei t ttie lie I "t i H1.11 ueh 1 rur'd uitetbp knell ot apiiroar'iliia ttoilht.i Mr tiitnam. jilreat seet,it',u 1 VVU..C itiadou with ouc luut uc the st p. n.sistiu- the 1 .oles 10 aliitst. the prisoner c-suio ruiiiuuif or ttie tide ufUie ear audairnuA hut. iwoth.iiiun leli a', eu 1012 uir.oali Ins lell tut ind eritth nt: m h's miIi. ans then t niipn s d in thj dor's leas, lit it is it s.umx not slalemanl ut thleipjtp. ttsl'l inn ier appear to rou U1..1 tho prl.enor h. I tis-en n tondm tor en the part and th.it altr abe-tni: Mr. ."iiuihiti aiulha ladiea. he went lorwrd and iu nnire'iutthe ertrer, Have yi n cot a car hooi. tlilmingoi Hie hook tistor. n used it. wnh pl-uiy of timi' f"t tuuiu.it. without prurucauou. tot SLTLT lAJil.1 Allue.Ml the car and luuncucA ktr Tulnam tula ctern.tr with a baiw. (leut'ersieii, If 1 slow these fcts br credible wl'ncst ia,aiwi yu.iurc salisdid liny uietiiii., I shad ink vm to ile'iver a rerdJct f "Utility uf murder in tso fdti degree ati'i 1I httii tvke ih orsiqpelires. lir-ls, 01 ttiis Vh d are not pututiet. wliem ts l'ie Po.nruutili to lo ,k lor orlsr and safety i Vie au not a the I tei t a haioon t'e'ts tiom veneauce hut u.ut others raai Pn tirevitiitl from coiiunli Ija' like ciiiuis. iho ol Jiel ft ..nlsl.nii nt is ui 1 teri'iii crttne that ttoim' who ure Olsi uieti lu u evil may know 11,0 convqueuc r w.lt rotne ntMin tnrm I levitahiy. Riving this prison r ev rv posslln. pin, ee lo niskn rood til, dfrn-e. 1 wi nk at yuut LaLdi tueh a vcrdlet at Uie evidence shall ivkrrsui Mu.li list lorn said so.in of it Iiy oounsel, shoot ru'i'giua this cor 10 sireilUt lu trial. I a- if Wiu I'otte'rgars Mr I'uion .i tino. If he gnu mm notice mi his hour 1 n I e mi 1 hese ..re tl.. rsi is erpept tn nrore them. Wi will see what J1-1 liccatiuo the prieoner can otler for Itii ttruble 1. nas. Jinli.e liarvin'a opening p-ndeeeS a orolound Im pi 1 i.'-tnn upon the nndlenre an I a .11 iiki.i toe tury nrd whro lie c ill. tl lr. rj'ti..tn toe w. .'ftpr iiece is-'d, tp the stand as inp first wtui o r the piiHieeaiiuri 1 e lneret of the rust eoncmrs rose tu .1 high plic'i. Mrs. Iuln-im looked nhont ttilrts yea's old. flie csr'ttatpd tlio arpipntliy 01 tto no llesiee at on e. rthe wore a heiry tilvcls veil over her face, ao that Per feamris could not be (tistit ri r seen, eh sis itri'Sted lu deep monrntng, ana ri'ilbltcd oncoiitrelt.il le emotion, hhe lame her 'a. e enpp.Tts.1 by her h inoherehlef, pn tlie it'tit'eru ti del 's tieneh. nud wepi p.ienttv for -ever..'. 11 iiiute 'Itie cpect of Ill's upon Foster whs e -nt. 01 and roeviH-ptp.1 to those wlio do nut know Mm. He wrlised l'i hit chair, and, lonkltig tfowiiwrd. larioHl his hal fiom aide to aide as Ih-arli jlnlr se'kln fur some uhjeet 01 which rds yes r ul-t rol with a sen 0 of relief. Tie fpeiu.g dn-illy hscntie so eventowerltie tlroa'hotr 1. it 1 'oiu tint .Iud"c ftujrt, Willi the tactics of a vett rau, rule and thus DUOKk ThK SrsLL. We li ire ro .le' 're, said the ludire- -err far from I Ihn' ..I, I tr sh 111' it b, L'.-eseots I tipon th,- -l mi W adin 1 m Pi. 11 .un's deatli we adrtni th 11 lif ca i.e to la di a.li al Ine auuds ul ins ,rt. li.'i ni .i.e bar. I iai la 1 f i.l'l be nruren. it mic 'vry. by a hu' Iced otiir 1 tuple ia-n '.hi- eve-etlrnt and weepiug w t low. 17a du not'le-ire, lor hersuke. lor our ootn. ror hitmni :tys sake, ano fur nrourlstv's sake.that Una spcetsela stiould he preieaied olory us. Wo admit everythlni thai alia ptnv ba required to esrear tu. lbcy are plenty wtioean awesr lu ins aame ucts. TboDisii.el A'.loruay said he destroj lo ask bnt two or three Quutttuut, aal then czamlued Mrs. Patuani as fulluws! Tesltiuony or Vlr. FHru I'ulnniii. Q.-Wil ron slate to t'let'oart an. Jary)onr bus bina'. Lmue A. -Avcri Ii. t'uliiatn. t How Id 'a h"' A Fort) five. ef Wt.-c)uu pre-cut at ine time of tils death? A.- I w as. ci.-WIier did ho die? A. -lie died In St. Luke's lluapnal. c,Whitdar was 11? A.-Xuc nth ut April. Satur. dsi tiiurn.ua. 0 -Y-tt were h.s wiro? A Yes sir. t russ examined in Mr. ituari y Were yon ar qtlait t d w un .trs Duvj.s A-Iw.isn't W -she nerur v tailed )our family A. No, sir. Tho audience and Jurj prleked up tlnir cars at tin re questions Id the prisoner' Counsel, aa flier pointer to unnilstukanle C'nsl leratlons, and their effect was creatly cuiphasued by Ml a, I'utnain's mau ctr as the atiawrrtd them. It was plainly to be seen that sho was no friend tu tho lad) law note cumi ai y bcr I.usband tost II lite, tnime delay en stii-d after Mrs. Putnam left the stand until the Dis trict Allot bey wua latormod that ilrs. Dursl wu lu ttie ante ruom. "Is Mrs lluval here?" asked Jadgo Onvln. Ye,"wna tlie reply. "Urine her in," said he. Mrs. lluvat was brought la, ur raihrr came in, aud widLci with quick, Urm step to the stand. Sue mntie a decided Impression on tho bahoMers. Che mus: he nearly fortr, but docs uot loik over thirty. tbo I- ubuul flvo feet tlx Indus In hetihl, wllh full Uure, gre.1t nerve and muscular power, self-reliant and eoura.cout, and, according to tho accounts we have oi him, was better able to t ike care or Mr. rot nam thau lie was to protect ner. bhe has black hair, with curl In front aud rear, and has Mack eyes an I I'ght ratnpkixion, 3bo wore a etote-fliting blac silk ua-que, and looked exceeding)' atyliaa, bhe was self uosoesseJ, alow and distinct of speech, and tceia.d as nitive ta the sltaatluu at aniboiy in toe court trooiu. Sho waa cxamiuca ly tl.o Di tiut Aituruey as luUuua Testimony of lirn. Annn Ilntnl. W here do you rrairta A So VU tlrundwuy. ej Did you lenje tUeteou the 1'Oui ol April U.l A et, ir. l -on the evening of that dtr wltt vo i statii to ih Jirywi ere run itartct and where did ion I A. Just rel it ruht sionx 't 1. -T II Ii a tbe ruets are, solelrt so the Jar) can uiidcrsutid It. A. I left my house In cemti&uy with inr .aiuhior and Mr I'uiuani fuui lututitus iu in tne oven iik', toeu the University plaeo aid flri'ouie ttii'fi coiri. tut tin citl 11 to go tu iti- Church nf the Aiivutit lor inr 'lau.'Uter, tr'tu wat thcro singmg, or was piaeiisni sltiiriui:. I su 'till say. O -Mnst vut the uainu of the ttinchter who went nl'li you? A.-M thel Vluiula liurm U.-U.it ear did you lao? A.-The U Diversity pt ice and ItroaJw-vy c ir .ej-l n'versiiy ri.ice.llroadwaraudSatentharenap A. -Well, air, 1 alwayt hcArd it ca.loi Uutrcrsliy Place tl. Were Ihero anr pertont In the ear when yon rot In? A. vet .hiro were several ensoul, not loauy not iuoic tusii llru or tlx nelsons. 00c 01 whum t UuuK wat ntio) ouc Ionian 1 I Mil a w.is lu the car 1 the UnWd ilsu a eliarwonian. o --lute, at hu wi ui alosj, what ocenrred. A When 11,. ca. got, I tniuk, tu miieenih ur Perenteeuih ttritt, a man nut on tho ft ol the ear' but we didn't iiotlisi it lutther than to toe a nu jurua oa Iho car Mr. rutuam and I wero talklna: of tue wraiher, ami then alturward ot the new biilldiucs. The car wunt at a moderate rale. A wo got about to Iweaty-tuth ttreei, 111 I'utnam Jtntis sTrAtir ov tub almt. Mr Stniirt tlnlerrupUng)-Never 10 1 u.l what Mr. Tut n. l'i Shld. vviiuew-Talkln- of ths ncw bulhilnxs, he tald ''Jennie, have you lean tlie now clonic Sir. eiuari-Never mind, lady, what he said. Mrs liuvul -Will, wna- shall I ,av O-Msle whsi yonr datithttr tlld. A.-Mydiuih-ten alteuUon wat called to the cior. Jtidje kttiarl Never tumi that, lady I Mrt. liuval-tihe weutia tuudour uf ihcoarto look at the cli cr. Q.-What clock? A -Tho e'ock that was up In the tliise) lluuso, niidas the was standing tiu-re, 1 suid, as wo were Koine by llelmhiitd's itorc. "1 have never teen It HI up."ati l paased 10 the otliur n.tu of the rar. which wat ihe rliihl side golna np -on lmbold'. selii ol the street tho east side. I believo As I sat down a man looked Into Its window and tucered at my dauih ler, aud lauiliud. HU. B1UTLITT SPniNQJ 1113 rlP.ST HISS. Mr. ltartlett-Now, your llonoi, at inut p, mi I inter poru an ohjecnon In tlie tcstluionr. undirtia niiur tlfbi. u,llu'aiiy on the lloruuei t mqueit wuai 11 Is The f'pnrt -Yon need nit dlten.a It, Mr. tlartlctt. 1 u'u,r,r.'o',r;s !''.j,.ino u",t-1 Ao m At this objection an I the rollng of the Court Mr. Duval waa liottiprml aa to what th should say. Ir. Harriett iufurmid her that he objeotoj ti verjtlinig about Kilinacct, The Conrt-I don't lutoa 1 to receive that, low-' DuTal tU!n co;iUnu(lJ ber testimony as fob Mrs. Durat-On the rlstf irm wis tbedrlrer of the car, ai.-l n man sumdfng la hi left, lie eallod this liia; s. 1 1 lie- .i laoimr'sj aifnlluu bv palling h. hund pubis coat tlcere the man looked around miniate alely through tke door, and opened It a llitiewnis, ahoutto wide ItUnttrttlna; with tier hands, thren or futjr lucnes). As hu did so, mr dauahter sa)s lu me, There ale sutue rudo nirn ou iho plAtiorui." Mr Stuart -l.ady, jou will pardon uiu. Hie Court You neeA uol stale that. Mra. Dnral -I drew the door clove. I had no sooner shut the door than It wo thrown open aaain 1 airalu shut lha door, bat tall Homing, tlr daeuliler tpoka tin word. AeaiH tbe door was drawn upeu, pruoahly half war. and this man put hi lac lo t&a door i this man that waa tuoitlui:- Mr Harnett- I atkenaln Ihe Court-1 doo'l think It l at all mattrUi. a-stale who that was A That wu the man wiu slrsek vr I'hmhoii. (J,- Did fun see him nirsln nt tho norono 's mi'iesf A -Yesf I did. Ash' tlmt tpo dm r hod opnl Pit It the thud time, Mr. t'ntnum r-se from his -eat ho nvs Whatls tltiMiS V lull f the iile.iulo f of till-and h" elosi'd tbe lo r, and took tin sent uain lie h. tl hard y st down when tliP di ji waa llilowu otien If wi it llieii lo the no r, he savs. "I wid not sliotv tli-"o udica to he Insulted; they are limi coma.iy, sir. ll sstd that to the man Hp held the dour witn h.a rli!lit linnd and went on tl e platiu m. it,- You m an Mr. l'uiti.iui A.-Yes, rir hp drew th door bo'k of him an I shut tt Ho went out ou tho platform, and stint the door hrhliil htm. lie cxnoitu Eued w lib the man tint wh it In ii t I could uoi sir I only heard una or two words, at lha door was oneti me 1 Ii.itc pil I Dye ccuti fur a seat, a.id Ian ito Inp tn hare on (.-The prisoner sstd so? A. Yea. ilr. Mr l'ntnatti Ui"u pattioin Ui door eacitwards. He backet into ihe ear. and tou hi sea' uicnin, sn.i the nun come l'i nt.-t hesitated at (he edge ef the doot, the tide wheru u y datiiilt'r waa. Ihere was not room cnuntth lor it oei son to su nown. As hmlld o, I look my dsuahtej wlttt my Irft hand, and pr.tred her to f T right. At I did to, the mau said to urn, tuning tu me, "WHAT IS IT TO TOUl" -klr." salt I, "t am her mother t yon ar tsrr rude." Itch!" hctays. Youuio rery nupeitlnent." Milt. ''Ileli!" nid ihe man. Mr I'utnun tars, I w n't allow tklt i thote ladles ore with mo.and 1 won't aim it" He called then lo tlo conductor i Deems conductor, will roil tusko this mai he qatel f" The oonductor csiitio up and say. Fit down and bo qnlet" Ihe iniiu tooe hi -est "1dti Mr. I'utnam, ant wo ro tin. I tied where we woie, and as we were. V.-.Now ataie the eunretsaiion Uist tooh r.leco, If anr Oetween the i niiiner and Mr. rntnotii, while ho sat In me oar. A. Iho prisoner ssltt, I wunld llko to know what It Is )uur hutiiieas." why I can't alt down," or why he hadn't a riehl to do as hu phased" I cs'titdii'l eiactly hear Ihewordt.fur 1 wasn-isous aud the ear made at.oli a none. How crcr, Iheie was wo pruf.vnplanpuA'fa at thst momeol tlo 1st down, and took hi tuvf ulf, and t nut ou his knee. Mr l-ntnam said whju lis was latubuw audatariug, "If I had had i an) ,dja you were I IN LIQUOR, t would not hare tnoiien ts you Mr. Putnam then iolil"il his arms, wn l Itu aud his hark on the pnson. r lie ssi so a cw inoineiits. and Hie tu isoner took hi h it and tiuepd li in his hand, tin tay. llow far aro you guluv up? Say, how far arc von golnit up?" Mr. Putnam dldn'i turn or more i made no answer The miti put tils hat on his head, and stood nu ant said. Wi I'm golLg as lar aa you gu, nnd befuro yuu Icnv..' this car i'll diva tou Hvk1 lie th tl his hand and htl.l It dawn bolde blm 111 tc-lraune'1 sir., abteulnz bimsplf up. Ihcn hcwiut uti, or iti c it, and ettthJiiuor open Ceil .i I htm. nno siisdonltie trout plaliotm. and Mr 1'iitnvio got nn and timt llio do. r. k id said nil nut word. He shut the doo. qui' nv h nl retum-'t his s At-.s-timi' htsiamr po tutr. Weiuite itu ig aifaPuul U.c same ratet one get. i. i an trot iu:, and no p rsj s iv it lu that I not,e d 1 ne-e were no tn r words n-i more looks noniore doors oeennd. Iletwsn Korty nfth ami Knriyaiiil sti. els the cundiietor bessn to e-Jose up the windows VM u he "Aute en mr slue 1 said. licaso stoi tit? rat al e'uilitxth ttrvet." Hut c .uduct r ililn't tuii' i.i'M pp tic sates, vt hat ul im lam 1 said, .in Mr ratnim ladln ismue v ice. li'-at- -to th pt t Kony-iixt.1 sire" My lll'le Kurhter cot np aud wont oat of the ear fit at. Itr 1'utnnm ri t nn and weBluitt lmm?dlatelv nfter her. 1 rui up alia t hut 1 us I bef n ill. and u.dn'l gel alo.w iniu: at us as the .11. Itu car lurch-iii. ui-1 1 Imutiul wil.i il I stioeahi e ipi uu. ai.d si I did io 1 tat n u. in on my rUht lind rnu'ilng Irnm the front to the rc.vr I -all. I must hurrr, becine t'mt rasn might tnnek azlnstmi' and I haileiiKi to li e platform lu the roar of the car to got oil. .Just as t got ou the phiiioriti. I saw Hits mail on i o Acourri the loruer. asd I saw tills tloioi cujh town o twice liuiirallogl, ktutcrntg lathauoua lual, mil UCAUU IUO l.llEA&l.ia or MR. I'UThAll's uat am. SKULI. lie hs I hli h-t on the I'do hn head. He h"Ul one baud ut trr me. Slid villi the other hs he! I ns to Ihe invo dssrterof nispar. Mr t'eipntn loll liku lead a.r s. ti e track at t'i-- loot ot ihe dvihnuirt. i).- tiiv was th man win strnc. thai Plow? A. liieiflsn who ln-nlted uir daiumer. ar ItjrU. tl I object to tint. 1 he Conn Pon't answer In that war. Vr. I mii.', -W. '1, 1 tiea your turd in. It -ee Conn Who was lha mun? A. He wax Ihi. I'.s" ui mo iliev caitel vviitiam roster. lu tho l strict uiiin.'V-lln wis lha man yon Idcn l.ni 1 nl the t oronu.' tuque I? A, Yea. sti. (j -You saw Ids fac. so that yo'i knew It wat him? A. Yes. sir. O 'te what orp-irrrd sfler thit. A. I p.vne iluan otf tho Mr. sort ot bennn-tied i 1 don't Uilsk 1 made anr remain, other thai I renivtuner claspiu; tuy hsms nil sieinir, tl, Mr. t'ninvni." bpsnss I lett s tf he was killed, nt the tnui'ieoit. I stepp-d ilowe orf tn eat and st io I ihcro. wan 1 iuui use seroxoied M. danctiter stiod srr a'ninc. nnd tne pir belt lan. ant the par dtore awar Mr da uliter aud mrsclf too his li iad and tee'. i.nd maw t hl i. trutn the tract t h waa lying wl h his head aeru-s the tlaps i we unshed btoi, and moved li,m su li to lAtu hltn oa the ttaik. In tlimri t' psil hears th? c r liell ting, then I wh c iiscioua thst tha car ran away. I ecrXiiined lolice." and "STOP THAT CAR I" that is ai I retnenther loal u Then people eathercd. an.' he wiu crip' 1 1 1 the druz store on the oppuelp t l-Je y Th's necuned betweeu s and 10 In the areninr A. les s.r. y You had no other Interruptions than tiiote you hare tpoksn of A None wha'crer. H sv hi youi'ste to no Jurrir the prisoner tttiin man yon taa In lha car that nubt J jjie Muni roijuested l'u-ii'to stand up He did so. and Mra Dunl, polnlln; toward him, paid l'h is Is the man." Posirrast duivn with n smile ii -W ut he th mau wuu struck the blow? A. Yes, Ml. I) IU1 yon tee cappah of the thine lha' he used on Dial ucP-iAlon to h" tiPh) tu ider.lll) I t Hhi ll.sirioi Sitori'V us rt uutheeir huuk i A That luuiu l.k'e ,iie .tru-nei I. V.-lm r.iu rpoottct what kind of a hat Mr. Putnam sue' The Dlorl t-oroey prmlaee'i a sun i rusu ol hat wilh -lift oiuii, and he.d It up lo the wilne.s. A Halt is ll. o-lake Uiat? A. -Test that Is tho bit. The llistrlct Attorney l ere sl;nlfleit to the pr' oner' countel that ho usd fliiUhed hi. ex,iiiiiiiilion, wheicupon llr. Siujrt crust-exuiuiaej llij vuluu's as lolluws t tj -ItoTlonj nsre yon t'red at tiSMlioilwiy A. t'our yoirs the r.1 1 ol lost Ixeeuioer. i) Are ycu a widow I uly A. -I am not. Q n unmarried lad A.- No. sir. e. A titarriid lady A. A married ladv. ej Is your husuaud lu Srw Vurk? v. At Ihl mo-n-ent I sntipoio lie is at llrl-lgeoort. IM It traretllug fur our buute in a w utile. tnouTi or mr. iiuval. (J Waa he at hums tins mgb: f A. He wat not, sir e) -Was he tn the city A No, sir. ii Do juu kuow where he was? A. He wat at IiidlAu ipoti.. or oa his way to It. Q Were you married In Mm city ot New York? A. Yes. tlr 3 llow torg since? S..-I was married In t00 .-llu lonit had yoa known Mr. I'utaain? A Kour yecrv ai;o la'i Sew 1 ear's Hay. Q.Were yon acq-aaln'el with bts Ismllv. any of tltein A N it tmlniste i. sir: I kuow so.m of tits tamllr, I k'now a good many of his family, uai not intiui.uely. (J. 1ml ron know tils wife A So. air. ej -litre yuu uver Tunica tn faulty at mme? A, No, tlr. Q -Had any member of h'l household eTcx Vtiltcd you A, r-o.ne of hit cnutttr, lei, ds hare t. No: his own hnuiehold A 41a, no tlr. L) Old he orteu ceil uima you? A. ointimss on.e a eek. laarbe au hour uf aa ere uug, inayue t call uf are minttii. Q -call wilii mends, or alone, generally A. Ito't alwaja with sorae oac else. Q.-Uo you knjw thu name of the persons with w-liuni lie called tor the last tlx months? A Yes t Mr. Heimaon Iterucutcrcci, hia bookkeeper, muav tltncs, and Mr. liinaman. Q -Wast tune d d he come to your home that aner. noun? A 11 waa a quarter nasi hu'clocs thai erm ine wh'n he rame. asune of tho dm tel J me. ap I a no tuld hlmtelf. He waa only lo a lew mumeati when I came In. Q.-lie accompanied i? A Y'ci ba olerol hit eiricet. as I waa suitirt alune. ej tlsd he wailo I upou you un prerluus occatlsni? A. -N'u, sir Q -henr? A. -Ob, yes! vcr) many tliufs i but not for thst pa rouse. Oil, NO. Q -"li. P". not for trwt parpise A. It was iho fust and out tl tie he we.it io church with tue. ej lie lis. 1 noun with you many ilmai? A. fill, ye Alien many iliaee. or.co a week or 10, If he els ate to romu to tlie homo. 4 -All until, lady. We are merely ceiling tie facts. Tou have a stoio In th- tamo hulllliu i miillnciy tlore A. A dressmaking e-tibtnuiiiieut patlornt. ti.-Vou lire there? A -I do, sir. tj Your lintband It away n pood deal A. Snmo times, huuii'tuue a weekalaliuu .with tuaiipiu OV'S). IJ.-II Is awar a good portion of hs lime, I mean A Hi bmtni's Is inn el ins aud eoieetnr. Q iw. madam, wu warn tho fans, thai Is ill Yon sav eon Bare peon ont witn llr I'ltiivn -I on'v isk i ei nimon q'u-ti ui -will yon panic tooio plaee 1'ho. airc-.iairs' A. -No. sir O -l.ei turer A So. sir 0 -Waiting or riding? A.-.Verar a'one with Mr. l'ulnsm. on, K9, mo. 2. tj -Oh, no, lvdr. nn? A tatnettniet we went walk in.-, sometimes wilh rriendt of my own, and tumetiinei wllh my hn.han.l. hut never alone. i Yonneter rltlteu hit family' A No, llr. 'i ho Court sue has already said t't it. Q.-when had yuu seen him last before thl nltlil? A. I Unak I saw him Uie batutday evening hoi ore a few uilneto. O -Now, astolhe facts oflhat night. Wheieabotts didyou and Mr. rutiiauigei on the car? A -Wo got oa too car, iiiysult and danchter and Mr, I'uinaui, at th corner or luiiveisitr i tace and IMghih ttrcct. or rather llosallnd place. I iKilieve thor pall tl, ej -And rode np lo ITniou I'ark.whire the other nun kot iu A. n ell. I don't Know about where t luurtismth or riftceatu ttrceli sou.uwiiere alon; ttu-ra. tj And rode on up nnlll abont whst point, when yonr aiienllon was directed to him? A. About Twenty-serenih tlrost. Q.-Sunie I Id nt. occurred, at yon have said, perhaps, when Mr, I'utnam ruse aud went to the front door ut the ear? A.-o,lrt he went after the duor uiieuini three tunc. A,-lte weut outtlde cf tho door upon tho platform tj Ana closed the door behind him, did he not A i e, tlr tj. Aim had tome words, rontrovcrtr.eliher wllh ttie drlrcr ur whoever else stood on the pU'iorm A tie w-,? "'i''l bni notload enough lur mo to Hear ex actly what be said. Did rou hear a part of what h laid, madam A I couldn't ucur what Mr. rutuam siilo. I otoy m ar.l Just what I hare timed the prisom r said t I h ue p ud rtvo eeit'a for u .eat. aud I a.i iiuluj io h ,vp I' ej Iiidni you bear Mr. I'utnam tuy bclu.c ihai iu the i iiso.ier, "you A ut a DitfNgrN ryLtnw, and ought to be Kept 00 tho railiuad outs'" A. -No nr. e) Where decent peopio ride." or som-thln like thai? A.-.so. sir. tlj. -Di 1 n't v ou hear Ihe prisoner tsy he ttrslre.1 lo pome inside ninl tit down, and Mr. liiiuam told htm 1.0 "mutt not." or ".lion d not?" A No. sir. y.-liulni lit. I'tiinam return alter thl waa tald and elitsp the d"or In-n l inl linn A .No. ilr i he ratnu nilo the car, backing nilo thu car, and sat down Iho nrii" ocer cam rulit into the Uoutw ay, and the door ou pot ihtit aealn. l) liloii't yuu hear tho prisoner tay he lisd paid hit faro a well a liitr.am and wa equal r etiliil.dto ride? A. -I hcaid Ihe pritonei tar ho had pull flvo centi fur a teat, and wat colon tu hare it. U. Hid nut Mr I'utnsui object In fact, no matter what hit words were lo foitrr coining nttlde the car f.1 A'oN2' .t,",t 1 know of. I heard nothing ot that. He called the cnuduc or'a altentlun. ej-lowhat? A lu the prtauair, laying, "Can't yuu make this mau krep quiet?" Q-Didn't ho ask tho conductor lo eject tin prison er, thathe wasnnrunken man and euuld not Le Psr milted uulde. A.-No, tlr t ho did not, 1 Q.Are you quite cunftdeut uf Uit A -1 am, Q Do yuu collect ail that wa aid 1 A (with flu&lag ejrcij-What 1 can bold yoni what wat iaiu m I I haren. Ither added tonnr tsk-s 'rom tt. I don't know ant tfimtf n t ut w'i it w.i- sai I nit oi tue pliifortn Q -1 ni'V hs i me mti r.niion. out what it was ynti I dt n't know i xaeili A h" ird thu sonid ul ruicos I to t not Inert coiiari to heai whul n as sal t. I) I Id tlie eoi.dui't .r e tie lo.-wirl aid sir any. thing? A -lie can u I iw.ird d said io Ml Pus-ltr, "hit bows ami nt qtiST." Cj Did hs nut t.t down, an I wa hnnniqnlel? A llesit itnwnhoile vte Ihttnun. hut he wits uol quiet, I) -i id he s.(y anyHiina more Inah what you hate fnied' A. He didn't lay much, bnt what ha aid Was V fJ.-Never mind. Mr, yen hat" told us whst he did ay. A.-lhcrcwcro uo tur'icular words I cuuldde lerihe. ..'Ti' wnt what the man said, pot what onr under. standing of hi costing' wi. A-I dont with tu ax. pusi auy optulou. ilr: 1 Ins ruurpatdon. Jfi.riL CAnnotti mkanj ntisiNts. The rotiH-tt i, n.,t w,,rli, whl ,.r.a ,ti Drli I'r'll.no'r worlu 10 tl The f -nrtYesV certainly. Mr -tunri-lhn is whit we want the proof, tin (onri lou had belter go ouwllhiour eiamt- n: li"n tj -Did Foster return outside the ear directly aner what occurred tu the car? A.-Yes.s'r, y-At Ationt what ttreet wai laat? A.-l should supp'ie II wss Ihirtlrth stre t, m.iy haro hen be- I twpen 'Ihirtleth aud rhlity-flrat sirrt isi I eonldn't po. I Itirely tar: was somewhere about lhlrUclh ttieti. Q. How nnny p-otle. abvnt. wete Ir. thepsr at ihe tnti"of and dun v this occurrence? A. ihcreuilgbt havo I een lour or flia i one wat a hoy. ej n.ey ninde ni complaint ot loiter? A -No per son ui.vle anv roinsrks, Q -Were thure some I idles. A.-l think then were not, other than the persons fhavo mentioned: tnem teem'd to he a charwoman ihsrci the was tn Iho car wticn w got In. (.'.-ivere Lure no: two lallca In? A.-Nollhatl reoollict, V.-jAmhlo joredirrednotll about Korty-eccoDdilroet, tj What strict?' A There wa nothing occurred airnln tuttli forty sixth s reel. O Did )u ice Mr. I' ana. n In ths hoipltal? A.-I old not. IJ Yon never went to lee Mm A -I did go to see li im twice, bat I wat not a l.i med i ho wot too HI to bo scn. tj When did yonr husband bo lo llrldiieport? A. Mi Duvfal leit on Iritiay, I think, when 1 wos hcteat t'onrt. I) I ndtr morning? A. Yes, I'll Ivy mottilig. ej 1'ur dridrfepori. Conn. A -Yes. He tell, io go thioi'ith the Ksitein btwies un bHroinilar hnttnost i ha has beuu at tvtw Uareti and atllii Uepurt. JliMIS STI'ART OSI.V WAITS TIIS r ACTS,. Q.-All ruiht, lily I am simidy aiklne for lha fact. Yon havn uol steo htm tinoe? A. Ye I tvw him )ctc'dsr. tj evheie? A He make II a habit to come home. If no cnn. ou satuidsr. ej Hi eiiu.u hoiuo )ctserday? A Yi-t; ho wat at eiuileh w 'Ih Us. li lie loft when? A He left otteatibly to po to Newport. g lie kiw thl trial wst coining on? A -Ye he km w ad aim.it it. V- e). -Aed Uiat ruu wero a wi' l.s? s. Y'c. -Ir. I).-And wjuU bo lequiresl at court lu do) A. Ye, sir Mr. Ktuait-Thnt Is all. Mat en I Tho Dull id A. lot ic) limt it all. I belloye. lly a .lnior-1 want lo kuuiv wnat slxed man Mr, fulmvn was Ine Dlairlct Aitoracy-I w.lt pruro that by uuolhor vitucs. 'r lly klr Slevrt 'J Did your hutband aoeo'npany yoo to t-liureli irsli ,'jvt A. -Ye-, ui) h'lsband a'lhndel m" to chnreli yestsr-iar ni '1 o'el ipk' .errirc, Or llart'a I Church ui tuo.idTtoU rust) aixla street. UATUtU TkllSUNAL. j, fj. Who cairle-l run, Mrt. Dural, If yoti can rcmetra. 9 ber' Il )uu cuoioi, 1 woiii pieti u. A. 1 can ro- t misuRer. sir If It It necessary 1 wltt Prime my license. 1 'at yuu may hare it. 1 Q No.lf yon .an't renietubcr 1L A. I can rcme&a- I ber. but I iiuu't wish to aotwer mat qutt.in. ej -Do vou iteci'na to susw.f it? A. (with roar plr.t) I d sir ueeilao Man-wet anything pnrsooai uf my dunie-i e ntairw tu thla eas i. tsesiatiou I lly mo Dlstrtet Aiieriiey-e,., Haw old waa Uikt danehtt r n yout who wa ii t.ie c 'r Willi yoa A. 1 otiiti-en. tli Mi bnrtt-(.-Youhnt and tcrdiughtir' A Yes the oae whu w at at eliurcn. i Tlie next wil'ipsa was Miss MiImI Virginia Dural, known is Jeukle. bhe Is a Laudtump girl, tutlior mat'ire for lor ap, rouitpen. vvUli dar ba r and eyes, and look viry mm h like her mother tlbc Is sl)lnli, and liaa a neatly cut Glo. bhe gave her testimony lu clear, siiung tone, uu I sl.owe.l a li indsome se: nf teeth as si.p tPtiltlpil. as follows, under tlio exsininitlon of tlio District Attorney Teslliiitiny nl .Mi itltikrl Virulitl i liuvul. i ere ton livtmt villi jour mother on t l.c '.sub of I April lit. al .si llio i iway A sir. i Q .fow oi t ar1 oo -k unpen. Q.-vii.i tun uste, liiol. wiiet'ior yon lecoU-ex roi.1.' mi a ctr on at i. Cti h Mf Apr 1 tu the evi i to; A. -We cot tn at S'ehili street -llo. uind plie-. I tntna tue naiueioi tlis-ti i ii. uiu.e ths ear .uruesl around s. and it down on tti' it h.i id side oi ttu cur g ui ufl. f And we rose as tar as 1 ise-tiv s.xtn street, asd Mr. ruiaiu rcinai nnl i nte. uul I iron tlie i lock tn the e;tls,-r oi e' sot t,. I ha I not lit t ii w li. w h mi i 'i io ik r t voo will tuve to look pretty 1 l-'h. tiecsusi' it i n- tri in Hi xnrt"t and tin s clear dsv r-'ti would isre i put on s pan o sppta cies tu see tt, if ym rju il sve it theu." 1 ,o o.ed out ot U-e. window as 1 1 e lu'iti't see u tth-re. uud lie sar. "You had heitsi co to tin ni Ho 1 wi it lo U.o qcot and biuret! ua, an I i h. ing rery ti gh, I did to st iop detr tt to jolc at i s I J,,! so. 1 aw souio Uuttyti (Joajurtr.vn w to mi ic.aaeerlug ami muglunc Ut.. IIAniLl.IT ON OfAttt). tlr. Ilsrttett-'.o. we don't want this or-em-- from tin wiiae .ui) laaio thau we wnautd u iiuiu her ui itlie r. 1 he Corn rry tn le iv o ihst out. Alt t Ouial fau 1 lu.itcu tu .i.) mulh.r audiefi)atx cd lb' i'uitrt--yover mini what yoa tald to your moth r. Mts linvnl Well this man, who tooted at me first, lured rou ii i and lunch vl i c man wio was siaudlni I is l is. un iuo i'.,J of ttie est. aud he t'lrucd ruini t nud iiMikel tn at me the same as the other man .iov.1 bel-iiu, tlo driver, aal ptuiet thu door iitcDitlu di er wnsup'ncl llroe in'te nd turn Mr IXIuam eut up ktiC ayt. n li it It this'" and Hint uie uoor isiilit. iho doui waa uueued iwu ur tmea tlutee, and vir. lMituain thnt It as iiianr tunes. Then Mr 1'tiiikim w.rnt to the door and stood wlla los hand bound hlnii aud uie man tald he had paid fur a teat, an 1 lie watttct It. Mr rut. mm roi t, Ceruiluly. he wat relaimo to hare lu Hj tlr. 1', tiiAiu t'irui'l aiou id, bn-'t si Iniu tn. cart an 1 he weut iu nfter tiliu. Mr. Dntntvin sai down un the Ittl hau i sue of tho ear. opposite to u, ai.'l Uii mun made a f ul tu .it down hes'iti me II it her put her aim over tue. and passed mo i j her left I ue uiaai sai I. Wlul l. ll lo you s Sh" ai)s, This Is tuy Uaugur ie r She t u) uu ace vr.nr cruet vsti iwrrnrsT." I Then the msn tat don ti N il Mr. l'ulnsm. and ton lla h o. ''el. roiauajlw U'tsutis. uude nenoo tala. luk'atid sne rnt.it Mr. Pu mn Mr folii. m dl tn't pay any atleiilmu lo It i aud then Mr. IMltiain says la him. M l en o i act do.i" ial.1 ,r. 1 u,pun yu i will -slop. He tu in it h s bat-x io tlie man, that w ty ltlus. r tritluej and nevir hKket at htm hi.ioi yto man urn, "llow lar am you aroma un llr I'utnam t didti t ais si-r ft sas atfal.i. It iw lar ari sou 1,'ulng up' t o. t iiMi. when Mi t'ut u o a u. I n t .a. uiit thtnglo hnti. he put his hit ou ins Head. Well," no say-. "I am com at far at nu. and ti tle yoo have tne car. I wl. giye v ni helli." and shut Ins Cs. at ntt tt.to ati l wont ont or the ear, I and Mr lhitttvni L-.,t up and u.osed the duor That passed reiwen Twvnts six h and TTitrtleth streets. I Ihtiro was uoiltlnic Aau mini we were no-iat to Tony- s UIUi street, w'teu iho conducs.r i-auv ttirouuli lac car to asot the wm tows, ant mr mithcr tars to htm, "liestesion at Korty-tlxih rtwt." Ilo says," What Is that?" llr. rutiiai.l uud uu. sstd, both togclbet. tsiopal Poity-slxttl ttreot." Tn condtsetor pnlte-t the strap, aud I xot out nrti, as 1 Mr. I'uiuatn siaiimi oq ths platform ul tne c ir. wlih u.ie fjot un the lower step and one f iot on tr.j ground. When I sioped off thu car 1 svw-a man rnunlnt alonx ths outtldu ul the car, and 1 cculd tee a long ulaci orard AMD SltlMXO ITf.s. ANIl VVIIITk TStTII. riien I saw slot i niaek in-tuni-nt; It looted as Iftt nnuiit be iron, mid 1 satr ttm m-n raise it asd tirike Mr I'oiuamiwne and Mr I'u niuir 11 at mr tu-' tka lend. Itj-mother vrat on tho plan irm Ihe eniidertot stood unit uuo uaud uu the strau au t oae haul o i tow railings Then .trier we got out no f ok M. t u'eam to th diui store, and from th' ,-e to 'he -t in b mse, where iha doouir said he had UJlier go lu Hi l.uke' llospiisl. ti -Did yoo ice the man itrtke that Mow A Yesv, tlr. o. Where It he' A- The tnsn suinr rnrht intt abua. even w.iu uie taoadhig toa rd tin pii.jac-i. Jtulge Htinirt rrqneateit Koeter In rise I'usler stoilup and liiuliea at Mi-s Duval, whu iji i.t.beJ htm, the Drttrlel Atttirne as nit: t li. -That', me man Ton saw r lie the hosw A. I i e 1 Uiat. tne tii.lti w .iu in. nit.- us in Ui" i u Mr b(urt -t tl lull lu. a-u t.us Lit i g aoy Hung I v Mr Cf, ti, ej It t ou sie a'n Uln lost wottd tndieaie to i i n I -iioiue. t u-i.l' ,1:. ,i houk h ''d ii i wri, n... 0. -,i t!IHt i ra 11 WU loii .1-.erilw lo ih J'.y Ins le o uold of That instru-iu it A -if.- tjo no o of t inoked end. O- D'd hi .ne .t 'tie li 'o'- cud A Yes ir Q It w d o i k i n l,e -t i ck in'i fie o: i t ud? A.-I taw fie I ti;: w le lu.-et oiei, tu unit way (meaning the rl.i; ut Hie lopj. nn.u it went u,i th seo ond tts.e. lly Mr utnart-Q -Wat it ll.-ht or dark' A It wu litrut; a nuhi tu Hi i ir, inltn. mo'in wttsahin.ne.aud wc iou I oop tuo tne lump, and 1 esty the ma. t face lull ii. I. ej -Are vou tttro the moon wvt shlnl"g th it t,.hl? A.--Yes: it wna s teiy D io night, ani the uiu i.i shouii and 'ho stars wete out. Tl.o mxt wiiiie-. was 111' Anns I.illv Imttl, a mil. bind-oiii" lirou-lle, wltl lnlr worn d 'i thi lcvr Hne a ihl sho via elthteeti )p ir ot axe, hut she liked tue; ty two. lake her flutter and sister she spoke with ft ir'ect cle it nes i if lone mil inuucMtion hut aha si'iusl more ililll I ul I m her prodesessois ou the si.tnJ. Sic wa txim.aoj by Judge ll irvin. Tcslliilour orSllsH A ti it it Lilly Diirill. ej. Are toil Cie daJhior ut dis. Duiai io ta bei n uu ihe sun t a liui.'lr. t). -Do y oi live at TT.J llr a .wal A -I di I tj. 'Villi jour in mnr? A -Ye., sir 1 Will it ttale lo ine I'oint itit Jsry wh .yes wero op tho eveiiisc uf iho ).n oi Api .i.' Mr tt in .Vh it his tint u la with it? A I w. it eh'.trev thst evot.l'iF. ihe t'unu -Du vua -iluici tu it, genilen.e.i Mi .liner -"h. I 1 n't wuai to. 1 liu Court -TLe question will bo ant Tore. I turn if 11 l ,t a d olij s'ti'l iu s M.ss Dual- tu iVnt l-ortr 'ix'h ttreet. t). l'i. 'kid l n -nieioji A. V es. sir. i) Did )tu exptelywur in niter aud st't raiiiyoo thu' niifiit Mr. Mnart-loujcct to llitt i I tluuk we hue cone far euoii.il. I he Com t I di not thl'iH It I of anr eons.e u n-e Ine Disir.ct Auurney It is But ul auy euu 'ear If i lie ifeiitlcniAii I'Jecis 'o ii. Mr. Milan I nut Tt no way. Ir vaur pviJem r n 'uv malenal, it oujhl to he ol J.o e I 1 1 Un iiistnei Ailoinov-ij Anil i- your a;. A 1 win he tiar.il.-e-i tlie t.cti uai et ,t m. Hie Dl.tiict tturney t'hm Is all. 1 he 1'u'irt ni q'teeliiin, J mlge -ti irt Mr Ptuarl-.NulhlLgi ihei.M's.l i.u.'u f it t ease at ud. Testimony ot I'.tniiii t'uiitil.tchiiiu. l'.nr ck t iintiinghain, tie oi ur o' toe n on which iho disluiiiineu uccirrv., was n s' I Pitrick resiotii!o pronintii. aie: pi.. n mr ittlleirnt anpo .rutiee from whit h I b' 'ii an list ed He was rither tl good-tuiiklii luuti.' Iii osti, leiliaps '.G ur ii years ul .ii(.-, ilh u.e k. hu-ui naar. anltillahtiiiui.su he II' More t dir'. il.eioii, t black vest, imiiu ahlit and lui-norer r Isr and I bite A no -kite II hi. ike in a clear, linn and le- I ci.le I tone mid was wholly ri';ijcuul l.irutt uoui. H" did not ipj.ear in tin lei.l eteb in as-i d Th ei-imtiisttiiii in riiief wa eoul leird hv Ju ige war Vlii us fulluws: I) -Mr a inuigl am, whil n y ur bntisrsa A Di.ri ti Were yo nil' I In t -at bjslneti ou he ".Ael An il iast 'A v 1 1 r U Did i it Jr v .ny otiicr oat 'latuVn after

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I i 6 fli 1 f fl I g fl I THE SUN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1871. I i V t .rivr IM n I'. tbl" tn1r tiAppcpe 1 A, tj'iliftwwm Ivi y.tulniveon the .tli nf AS "-.I:;,' ..Vaf.': "-i thai Ay 'on"l.t toiS A-lltadwiiy Mid llroonr "oblate. II von ticar. what t""" of"'' Mr I'lllVerrr. A- ',0 "q-V..i lenirn.iisi lit w on the carl A.-l rc ''lB'..,tuu" loniembrr whether he had any lallei r.?.. A -uunt y whether theie w'e aur will i" n him ir u Wen iiiereaiiy ladles In theeir A. leMir if' nil Mr. Duval und her daugnlcr l that t, V lr t .(ii'iiroilifc(f' A-Ypa,ilr. Q ii u iri' u that car? Yes. nr. nut Ai.TEiii-tiav tut tub reoNi rLATrom, y. -litr uiiki von olieerveil tbitt ocruired be twt- n t'.e t ri.'ier and the drronaad A. He luc i Iv.iii, i'UIiUi find Iwctily-iiUitti sireais I lo--fccl nr. und a."l mw Mlra Duval Hand les up u lilt far And looking out Uirttigo Uie fn i t window of tl 1 far, I tnnriUl they wanted tou't oQ al itu- o-jriif r uf i' cntv iiluWi t treet. 1 looked had aim turn itirnid r-mnrt VI hen I los-iii'd beck trail the dour was p-pened and ihnt. I did not lea who shut it, tml 1 law the man on ihe front platiorin woo opened It He npeiu-d it again, aim Mr Putnam asked him what tic wanted ttial ilour op. ntd Irr. Ho said he paid ula tare end waa i itntlid to n i-nt wks irlvlltged l aecat--ir tuaiethidg to that fflrct. 'loon the oonJuruir came eutiMr and aiked what was the tronb'e lie (Fcator. aald tic want'd to gel a scat, and weot Inaltt'. ana aal down in thr-fn nt i-mbi-r of the car. Mr ru oaiu ant on iLc r'clt hand iMo. lruo d not hear ha; vaa tau Uj cauw out u tlia afterward. Q Who did? A.-Kc4tcr, tin prlaonar. On the rioul ol ma car 1 a .cd nln H Dili canileiuaa vaa jt ccruiuoy villi l h4' Udiia. Uo tald H' Q -Wiuukioj of air. t'lilnani r A.-YtMlr He then afffd me if 1 itd a cat bowk. 1 told mui that It a iMtiHinc u tlirf nt t Uifoi-.n (Car hook idrnli fli'd U Ihi' itne ll llipn iiilu he wuald learn him (I ulu.iiu) liia otiduiiii t'iirc li col oil Ilia cat i ti at hi' WUUIII TBU'll HIM TO KriP Dtt 1'LACIt. g -H told yon Inatf A. Vei.alr. i) --lltat xtsa nheii Mr I'uinam waa Inr-lde tliQCir9 A Vi I it ii the m il at I'ortn iUtli wtrct ond noji fdlh.'r.i' At liiat i in V Mter took Hi huoa r tiMi nook w a 14k i nn. I t.aiali hho m tha trpt :irin nan I nv t't it Hi- hook aaa tfooe. tata. llulJ on lucre dfiri 'ilc yo.i gn 'u holl," au I )k lliteil tli. n k ahd maftc a ni ti t aiiu on, and 1 tm.l to lot imu to, 1 I. an iln- in i akan I laa m ouv hand. I dit not mow anrno rc nil 1 1 eanl tcreima aod kard atni tMXiy 1 a v it IVIi. 1 1" O Ml iih ride ol tn- ear did ho fHo-!? A.-Ontar left liaad aid oi th .-ar -t'to vet al.la U The h it thtiie; ion naar I wai aereama A. Tir nr. aitu .i.i.,iiu le lhier the hook Imo-- on the from til iifnrm I thvu col tn ini, uja Ha. li l car.i I looked haea at d ii- that llie eoodnctor wa not on, ai.d I I'opiva the t at aaam tic eondn tcr loi o and aunt, 'v e lud talker noi -i nero." 1 totd oitn i he rtot peri ere It W't 1 bicok up the road, und vi drove on. v!.-lidi unov then thAt M.r. I"nlnam had We atrse.k ai ail A. Noi u I nearli an li.i u af erwa.d wt en 1 ni, k I oater nt the ilftmi. file uaeil m 'o vo ard dltnkwtlu h.m 1 t. hi D m I dl I not want to Uk i irink, Mr flaaii I i'i iro md had a diink. I aaSod Aim itebaci itmck thii man iia ittin to. 1 d him If he keoeked hlui do an, ard I ilj nnt how How wkeiiier he aal I e or an. tj-VMiailui hrroil he ay A I rememKcr H' tliiu; inrtnrr I InirhrM tnt- tiivaoue-! n ne Iroui the Utfa wcrltmt; theie .Hid rpiMki., to hud, tut I never aw the man hetore that nun to tn knowledge. 3. t an joj Hi nun h.ii. uo i A o. nr. It l the OMo'ier here A r. lr that la the luau ipuiutinz to Ilia prieunerl A Yea air. y.-Vhin h" aiiert yon to take aomeihlttj in (lrnt and yon I ad i dp nt, did ne ia) uujlhh.i; lurthtr. A ol t'tat I Can tcineinuer. J-I)id you drnk 'nuro than ooci; A. I ortJk Iee. f With htm A.-Wlth htm and another man. Aficr tlit occuirrno.' t A -Vw.ilr. -Mwhat h.or Hi yu drink? A.-At Thomaa unrlil'a and dolin Uronnan'a. fj.-l wo d IT ii ut p.aon t A Yea air. kj.-N'nw, in loaaru to the Ihkih )ou ray that wai takrn hT foatar the one In aik. d 'll af i.f. mat vii kancm- on the Irotji piaitotm A V-ia, air. kjlhat lu'ii. ho a n ia thrown bae on Ihn pint ronit? A 1 neliev It wai the line hook. H. -V-hat Md jou do with t at ho. k' A I rctnem ber there w ai a man cot on tin. car and a ked me if 1 hail Ihn t ook. I tcld n in y hat did ou no a ritt n .After I rot tiroith 1 aen' i rer to tha Twentff'oi 0 I'reeinct itatloa w tn the liikik and naedtt to t'a n iil alci. y Ha.l run Mii at i .e I 'h-1 e when )0i rot there' ,--1 bci.rvc he had I do not know rtiOM-rxAMUEu ur Jfi.as siciiit. Qllow l.in tiavj vni buea on the road' A. Aiiont u i' at .or .ind ..ii. i u. N',m Kiier mi lar lha lotlnenev of liquor tnit i' jlit? A -I Hi. i hew. O tiertiila lulnj tun drove to lha depot? A -1. air. y -Ai.d ou arr.v ni ihort yoi met roter-lber- al tho depot? A-- ur y. Ton anii him tt he had ftinei tht man. and lie aeidiia, and )ouunJ hi.i..uw iitrgi iw.ca? A. Tatea. q Yon dli cot koowtheman if'utr.am) waa ten a- t.urt lie iiidiou? A.-io, ir. O -Nor old riau r. i fjr jou aic aware? A Ko, ,u y -Hid yon arlta any other trip that hl;Ut? A. X", lr. y -vin went home? A --No, ilr I wctt to the UlhiD l.o'iao q Ii not a car Look a roadr Imminent ijmoll.niw etipijyed by i-.nduc. ra md ttiiver uhei thm rot Into u diiacuHi A.-1 bclltte it 1, I utter ud ou tuiaclf tor th it pnrpoie. Ju ttv Siuan-It It, aaJ hai beta frequently uitil te.oie. y tl'tirn ron aT tliU yonnc trirl itandln; at the iador looking out, 5. u thoubt me wantod to lo A-ei. nr. y. Md ton make rf-. e ':n fihrr a to whetber rht viniml Ibu In ilu. iv iot' A. So, ir. .Indce t ard" llriaidne turn. i hi head back ta look y -IK1 ion make any iltntnnt you wanted to 'earn vtMlhcr ti 4 wil.led Ut rel ml or f it A. oi ih tl 1 know of. I dju't tkluk 1 did, fur that wn oot my bull oea. Q-Yoa did not tea FoitT do II A -NV i I taw Foater oen Ihe door. o -iti-iuie ai- 1 utnaiTi ean-e out? A Vo air. y -Fuller muply .iojd upou the .Uuor.ii A Tee, f r. y. Did he pay hU fare A. I ion't know. y- Do you renietuttr Mr. Ptttiuiu couilnc cuta 'e en the front rlannnu and harlcr aou,e ct-ntroear-y with tr l'oier A.-Yea.rlr. y- Did I i:ouieoni and rhnt Ihe door behind I. a t A No h suod in no i.oor I bvncic. Q -Ileum oh wanx wosns wun roayrtt? a Yea. nr. y l" t ahont Toiler bemc lntoilcatl and about openinr tl e uoor A. 1 dhl n t nca'. I rciueu.ter le vked w nat "ic wanted ihi' d tor open f.ir. y Had Foner.iieniil lue bOcror)OU? A. Foittr otcned tin' d or. y IMd ha open tt a-ore tia'' rnee? A. Tei.air. (j.-Uid be want to t'u ui and Ut down I A.-lIu m enl tn and aal do n. y. Before I'ulcatn ratna ont? A. We and lutnani went l'i t..:itl. r He 1 i.w d I'utoaui, y -When did he cj.cu the d(,or In the Ol,t place? A 1 don', ki. w. (1 Hid y nh ar inetMnrlr I'etnam or tteli lUl aitd to Fore- -Aitei u. mmtiuaMU? Ob no. air. y. How lonir waa he In-ide nefore he appeared oa the front platfi rn, airatci? A -1 rannot ay. y Dnl ou luke u.y eriinaci'i? A No, nr. Q Did an;ho; w jour kuowlede A. .SotoJr, to my knowkilze. 3 Did on nu. 're Tsiter? A, No.ilr. Iheu the lau ri aru mliuven on that rnhleeta A Thee muit 1 e I dl i no; ieafc more than .wrniy vordi tn Koatnr before tltat. I never raw the man be fore, and could u t make bol i enonrh to nudre bint. y. Can you lav whu ber llr. I'utntiiu and the ladlea 4ro-In txietbcr or al dirjurcni poluu? A. No.ilr, I cannot. o Ha4 your attention ever len called tn that lab. jeel ai in ui ut 1 1 i r .it tne) rot mat ibeiame point A. 1 cannot rrmeiub. r about mat. Q. Hate tot aut avii.etliiuK ahnnt that? llarn 700 aald mat tu tuourbl they dW not ret on tore 'tlier? A. o nr. y A'hen 1 m ct the biMl ai)i.n term 11. when f ou hi-wru the n I1 riui; Ji,r ne cut Ut llop. toJ looku I nto ihe ctr lid tou A Yi a r. J.-Ann Hopped it? A in ilr. 1 Vi lie In the act of iook.a; bac and t irn.n; th (iieiiutnui WHnen.-1 be hrue Q (co'iil.nie a brato to itoo tho tar. Foat"r pa-icil tr.iii the I'laitorm? A iea nr. y Now. t'ltiultiahoiii. aro yo r-rialn, or do you 1' oni think tin. ou at'tifd l.oid if r oiter a a.u, or aid you merely apeia to 11110? A I em ctr.Ti.v TtiAT 1 took unto or nut ur inn iLttVE. Q AnS lie rn"ed away fiom mi A -lie fid pie to 31 to bed ii' ti ma jc a tnotlbh to atrik uiu with ti.o book o.. Am tl it r Ie ion deiixe to add? A, Vo. 4J. hut d 11 )u lav to Koatir, if anvlhlnr. at tr.e detut a', out ihia tranaactljii A.-l ukked h tn If n't r.al nlruck tlua man, and if tie had khockcd him dAO. y.-Whit ela- antthlnt' A.-Voihlng aiiont that. y D 1 iuti dr t that car 10. wato. wubaut au bcl' at a 1 A -No, i.r. y Wit. 1. 1 me oLdur'or away from llie car at tno fm I"1 1 ilnl- d v A.-l ili.J't Klniw, fl Who tt 1 ped 'he iur A I lopued It mviclf. O At wh..i renne!'' A. At nnlirt)'e leq.iu-,!. I did not eo tto cwMducUr oh tho car. 'latrcwaia in tn ou lb.-1 .ir y 1) d I.. ak yon to itopthecar? A lie aik"d moll I had thn l.nok and 1 told hliu no. The car waa touted when thp muii pot 011, I tnio. 0 '(if ytur own ac 'id A. Vea, nr. y. -You wcicioo r? A tea, i.r. t.-Amt l oiter tva n il.' A. 1 beilais I'clDr wai wilder Iht- infl'ienoe ol liquor. Jnde bttiait lha V all. Hi a Jnror 1 aV uld uueto aik this quettlon I ii .Id 1. re to know-If Mr F' it r rot un luu car alter )ir ilitnatn wai itiuek? A.-N.i. y II w .nr.r wai 11 afiji i n irrlvd at the depot thai jou i-oaiar? A I don'i iii. iw. It in in tit iiiwe iv 111. nut a I '11 1 in dnhiti h a team aud 1 ui II. 1111 lnl tlic.itablr, ana aiI wai cuiuibr out I met him aeii n y H d he ippeulo be tn leareh for you? A. I dun't anow wtiet ler he wai or 1101. Traliiiinuv ol FioiIeticU 1'.. (Joldtliienlto. floi lthwjlte curroboraU'd th' prevtuua vrllut-ia a? to tlie rxrui unU of the car and t'ia principal eyent ol llin I iVu up lu did n"t notice tha tranaactiona b-'ween Mi. I'.itjiam un. F iator. W 1$ not aware o. Imuulii .11 id "r, I u'hau ieq. naiad Inm lo koop fi.e'oi "in mi i.eriii..i. lie till Foaler to lie ita.ut W11 11 te pa.lr ieio adma' loaln-'lu al Forty, i. iih -timt i.e a.ked Mr. l'mmm whu wai llie trouble; 11 .1. ;i mu an. lei li.o d ,or open: but tin Udiea iliMimdiun Mr. ISitn ru'a atlaiiimn, ho riitlld mme u I r pi n.l 1 1 -r't I 1 -i 1 d detroua nf ilotu T. 11 pwt. I ti mi t e en, in .1 the next lint rt r ,.it 11 ,ui ir tl," it. waa tho aotihd d b'owa h?l,,i,d I in, llo aitw tl. matruiiiont will. iiu a tho ul w w .e airm' K'lrdllia ud.ta terrain .md.ia tl.fuiu wnoalruck 11 1 ljf ran in, lm cjllt I, poMOfc! roLitE:'' lie li kail after the man, but diJ not ee w' ero h I al k.i.t', Ai ei the car iu I atarteil out, two yount ."i-u 1-uiti' iu una a-LtU lor Uiii Lou-. It waa iii.ni, 1 I 111 I,. m '1 hey uiaiilii-i It and litndod 11 Imi k, i.iv.i.' tiiuy had ii'iiii nil t.1'7 i allied; there w..- btgod ou ll. lie then w til on 10 llie deuot, V i". waa lilvi-ed to uiaVe 11 n ,airt of what titd oe I curi,l; w .c 1 l.c did, iiieq.i-nlly. I In mn ai r to a g, lection b 11 Juror, nnUtUwalit I naie.l i.f did no, kiuf, lint 1'oiter waa aniioyiui: I t iv 1 1 1 fl Tl lliliniiiy of 1'r Irr rililliilirnT, II f t on lliv cara al llroopio street I aim., ton a. 1 ifl tiatlmtitit, 1 1 I' at In i, juh atrtrl and limit llieaecond j r 1 j I. o .1. 1 k" at tho depot he louud the eoiidu. r in, I,. .ni'i inc-il tellinr lilrn about U10 I ti. ou l is tar, 11' rucoiiiniauil.d bin lo luaka a ri port, mui vnl t'wn lo pet the name of llie In juind luau. Ou ii.lginiii( liw Jlibd (luldlliwalle In 111 ,Ui' out i l" n'puil, ji.d. ron.llniE It over, he ttdio to i'.p r,hra hi a mm unkimwii." Hi-tor. wlm w a aitlli.t liy, Judiiul up Jil l aald, "lm the tn ti. 1 Laid lllil ol'r, and I'll lay jou but tw aualni: a chair. Wtlnnaa I In ii'tn ini 111 -in na very badly bdrt Ho JlJ bo klioaMil ho Willi1! inucii hnrL Tn Julri' Winrl -1 liuve bren a cnrxUclor fur aiiont two )nri. Have known Potter about twenty t!n a. and vrr Had been eery frlen1l. I .iierlbp hla cniiduct entirely lo Ida lutotlcaikiu. Ho rcuiali.r 1 about the 1i.kiI till 11 o'clock. I wai pot (hero when Uo "Aeni away Tralliiionv of Oftlcer John l DiitIw, ilr. IIjiii niaJe tbe aireal of the iirlwuiur al hla riKidoi.ee, a 'J Kart 1 wenly-fouilh atlrvt, at at) mil In lia inoruluK. Uo waa ilrtsied. He took Inuilolhe Tnrnty aneoiid l'reeloct etallon hontt. l!en nttnalcatcd llien. After llnl be took tilut lo fct Liiae'llnpiuli iUi nu 11 o'clock tlionoit I lr. y Vlil win Mhl 10 the lireaeaco of O10 urlro oner? (Oi Jocied to, oiirralej, and exception.) TI10 rttuti naked Mr. Vnthitn If he could Identi fy the tn,.u who struck him. He atld he coald. II took ll.e prioner lo Ht. I.nke'a lloepltal with Iko ilritrr He ,iik"d Mr. 1'ctnam If I10 id Identify the man He Oral pioduced Ihe drlitr and than Fuller, Mr, l'uluam aald BR WA Ttll MAN, inJ then aHril blm why he bad ahqtanil opened the Jour. Foner aald what door. The captain aald you are In uo condition, Mr. l'utnaTi, tn quarrel n llli nlrunij. Mr. 1'u uaj.i aild be bad never leon I1I111 boforo laat Htrbt. Mr. I'litonin waa pot kept at tho ttatlon lioure mote llaio fltlecn or twenty mlantna. Temllmony of Ur. Uaorie ill Lefli'rta. rtlrect riauiinallon-Ily IIMirtrt Aitorney-y. Are) you a phiiuirit and lurreou A. Yea. air. y .ro vou lurreon of Ltike'e Itointtal on tbe jV.ih.'rtth ,."iti. andlnn of April tut? A -Ice. sir, y Did )uu ai a -y tiuie lecelva Mr. l'utiiaui. ,r Yta, iu y.-At what time? A Jutrler pait davon on tbe eveuinc i'f in. wu tn" t ril laat y, V. 11 iu elate tn the Jury Wiat hli condition wai? A Ma waa at mat tliti- poip-ellv acDiihle. lie tad an Ineieed wound abrtni an Inch aad a 11 ilf In ea tent oier Ihe li lt tide of I K tal, ahnnt an Inch In tmnl oltherai and two inehea ahnve the ear. lhero was, alio, and Ireiied wound over tne rlihl knee, an I a cuiume 1. (ivmiiiou oe; I thing 11 waa the ririit eie. y -It wai tuara around tho ec? A. ira, lr t'liere wete n other tnmn a to ihe need and emili. Ihe an.,'! pa 1 It rusli lull wouui 1 Lava iloacJibtd j'ruHiy .au Die civiry or tin srui.t. Ill ln auhaunce 00 lo.' out of the wcknd al the lime cf bti alaikij ,a. y. -nr ke rirtit Ihronah the iknll A, Tea.ttr. y llo-y lorttnoi drn n Into Ihe brain? A Dr ?en n Pel. w ttio tirain lr-eneit morning ttio wo d't was entarr.'d lor the pur, oo of a IhntnUiih eiplnr alum, anl we fnuad turn a circular ilcnraaMu of tbe ikull, aoout an ic-a anil a quirtcr In diameter i It was a rlan cai. atijut two third of the rlrcuruteranco, Pol below and fioat. anieriorty. ll waa comminuted coti 1 1. raLI iti i,n lu on U'c hratti. Ihia who'e bat ol ne iHJif vii qiilie a denieiiioit, and tnuro rein rk ail) 10 pi low. Tliohaii ol Hie bona thai waa ink-in out vm eroken up Into perhapa claht or ten frarmonta. It wv all removed The nieiubiaitea ol Ina nrain he nentii ttita opening were found lai-eraled and turn 110 mine an tuth and a haf or two iiiohea trlanemar. 1 ke tirain inttilanC" betiealb It bad bean kJioatlitily la erMei. coniiiaod and troken. y.-ld yon take clecei or houe out A. I have had Ui 111 1 ere lor a week until iuv. y -Villi yoj now stale Ire iP-ojrcM ol the affair? A Mr 1 tiiua'ii ut the lime he waa admitted, waa tuir frrtly aeoateie. and auSeii 4 trom no itiuptou.i or de prraied and frncturod skuil, ttio maal simptoms. lie hail aorua enntcliei of steep throurh that nUht, ai rc. pmdtonte by bl nuiee, 1 law bun Ihronrh the nl 1 In nat mornlor be waa perfectly aenaible. We to mui what we were cilnr to dot he gave lua enr leoi h) waa Informed at the saruo llms thai ha, was VIr BtTIEELT IXJCkkD. f'er the op. ration be eapreaardlilmirir relieved. Ha re.iiklud 'vititble t.uui the neat tiu.rniux, waen be laiici nt a aca.l ooaia aU'o aud arujploma of mtUtn nuiion of tliebial'i be;an. This coma gradually in cied durtntf the duy. a id he became oipiatnlc IU tbe evetiltir. p.rnapi or 19 o'clock In tlio evenlea; y t-au ainwlMt inn hienn by enuatoie' A -It 1 a rvti.p'um of Inan iiinnioj of the bralailt la au atienee or icn aod 1 'Ittion, 10 that a tnau Ilea In a aeut. nil, 1 1 ita'.c ai.d cm t'c toured aad made to re ply 10 qnaittoni ainu'iitnaa tntetllrentir, and eoine timii not Thli rraiuaiir deepens nntil there Is at ii-nco of senc. which hanponed In liitrjaiu'a rv 1 dn.1r.1r the u nt. He died atout 3 v'cictk and t nitautia ou the aiorntn,- of the tu. y willy ..a sine m tbe jury the came of deals' A -The cio'c uf iti th in 1 iy ..t'l'.n.a, wa acutu ineatnit's aoate ndamniattoa 01 tbe t.ran, develupmi altor i.i.a eoui,Ktii,d deprcaaion and Iracluie, the re iu I of in. iniurv. (L t'he came of hts ileaiii was thta blow, the reaull "f In.taiiiin .lm,.' A Vol 1 till kjury of tba ikuh jow a binw Q '1 11 o'i Hate whether you made a farther ex amtnttioa o: tai couiiti n? A -Vesi t. tutta nt mat i' j uiad, about naoo. 1 thin It was, a near a 1 n c j i CO10M.tt TOIHQ look r..r-oeof thecota); the post naorren was made y r 1 it whtch 1 w ai iiraacci and asiuted. y Akwte 4ai' i'ie rcull waa. A. 1 ae reanlia ef "le ex,inlnatioi a ere th? -atne na 1 nara atrebdvUocribea except. In addt'liu.tuetewiMeaimttoais and evldenoe of m u'e itiflan ina'iou ol the bralu. y t'roaucod by tbi Plow? A. 11 this Injury of ihe uull. y D.d .n flr.d any otSer caumj of iloulb A. jS. 1 r non w halever O. The nr.ia.is loan I A. Yea, entirely. y.-1 ne mau tu road hcuitn a yjLta hoAltby, a parcntiy. fro examlnxl by Mr. buiarl Do you kn"w wuat time Mr, r njtu was rcceivid la the huipi al A i 1. It. y W1.1 yon there? A I waa there? y eeiutnl. ru t A. i'ai.nr y. Did you ttral hlui that tilllit' A.-1 did, sir, Iwroty m 'more pait. y -Did uu treat hun on tha flnt ihipectlon, wbcii you nrll law hlior A. Ycl, nr. y What d.d)ondu' I anvlled a baudare and '-om. rehi to Hie would tu check some oozing mat i lhero wai. y fid yon dfeovcr any frac'.ure or dcrrcatloa of tboikuu? A-lrtld. y -ltd r.'ii ,r, lanhlm? A Yo sir y l:d vou consult with anv Miysictan about tn pannii.it' -vx' moruiuir. 1 did. y.- IbainbThi? A.-o ilrodlle did not rernrt lo Mi lap nor. I'r Hint ni.ill ma next day. waca Ibey mads a ill ironrn eipiorauon. 1 1 e cioea-rxanlnatioa was conllr.aed at eonilder' aide letitHi, but tinlhlug was elicited to shake tbe doetur a dirct tcstltnooy. A suiap jckon. Dyajnrr Q In vonr opinion la Aeatfj tbe neees sary roautt of such a wound a Mr. Putnam icetred? A. I lor.i.ni" t ti.e fii' n sht I examined Mr. IMit naia that Liaiojary wai 111LI l.tji At dczicu cf tbe injury lu irply to Vr Stnart, the wilnraa sail ho bad never known of a wora caae to rrcoier, aad coo Id Bt brlns lo mind any case as bad that recovered, and th.it II muht have better exprcaaed hla mem Ins i'. Invlrad of savin: tha wound was nrcesairily fatal, be bad nld mat l'uluaiij'i coudition was LljLlj dangerous. Tretlinour of Acatln CI, Piitnnm. Ilytba Uiainci Attorney y Are you a brother ol the deceaaed t A. I im. y. liaiyonrbr thar ai tall at yourself? A. No, Ilr ibim about ttvo feet e!e ia lutbei. 3-WhMli yoor he gbt? A.-P11 feet one Inch, Wai ho ai heavy as youiaell' A. -.N nt ,-llow old wai lour brotner? A. He would bava bern font Bve tn Auguituext. y Did you examine hit wonnd A. I did. y iVere ycu with rum when he died? A. I was, TDg roOSECUTtON ktsrs. Mr. I'ntnam was tka last witness for tho proio CQ'lon, ana they retbnl at 2:13 t M. I ha defence were taken by earprlie by tills aaJ den tenninailon or the case for tno people. Jud;e .Ituirt raid that, not bivlnx anticipated that Hit prosecution would eloo ai aoou, tho de fence had subpoenaed tbelr witncsioa for to-morrow. He trevefore sskadtlia Cinrtto allow the caae to to over until tnia niornlne, an I ae an additional reason for ao dolnt, he, itucd that the coumel for the de fence did not trnpoau to make any formal opeainr. The Ciurl aald it could not bliino Ida conneel for tl rriaoner for not anllcipnllng thia early cloae of tbe case on behalf of lite proaecatloD. and though he minted the waste cf so much of the afternoon, If tbey were gome to make no formal opening ha would iriiiii li e rer.jeit and Uke a rtceo to Taea day inormne at 10, A. M. Tina nlii be the ureal day of the casp. and tha probabilities are that It will be a mernorabl day In tbe anusls cl our criminal Jurisprudence. JIEAL rSTATi: JltOJ'JSIlKXTS. At Ire nrcHnre Falearoom yetterday, aover lota sltus'cd on the east side of Washington nr., near 1st St.. Mojnsanla, w.re soid under tha hammer by order of tbe tr isteis. r t t, UxlsO, was knocked dowa fo II. It. Ut OiaiT for 11, "05. Tbe next lot wai taken by Chaa. J. Ketmert for a lika amornt, and flro lata aajcinln; were lire 1 off to Mr, Uo area for rW. Mr. liayocr hat sold at private sale recently four lots cn the a e comer of Jth t y an 193a it, and ono on the rear, for iSuWOt alio elgLI lots on tit lib av, heiwrto 'Jd uud vld i, and six on the rear, tares front Iiu eacn street, lot H7C.C o. Ihe excitement la rrirart to l.lroth ari nne properly is slackening, aanl" be aeen by tliu ainmi Hfure, inoutb strennoua efforta aro be'nr made to keep up th furore for lots on this thor ougmare, ai may Pe Inferred iroui a iale of ronr lota oa the n w corm 1 of Dili av and Hum it lo ldO,ci. which in Dsceuibrr were bought lor fll.aOJ. ILo excitement that hai been ralitd In regard to property on this aye. uua it uctlttona, am many old real eslata opeiators rrp'tlct a craih ttiat direction pifoiu lunr. About fis.ooo ur 16,00 .luuid be a fair price to-day for the lots aboto named. On Thursday, 11 will le seen by advertisement, S Dineee A t o. will dltpoae of atrj acr a of valuable laud at Mamaroneck, iicitcbeiter county, tiu.iher with two cunir) seats and six CJiUrzei Tha land will be sold per acre, except aucb nortn,a as bare residences upon ihcul. Upward of (lufiXX) bare already barn nx ik'HIhI on Ihe Urandl'trk and druea around tho ground. The t lots, cmDiacing trom two to ten acres, w 11 pe soli) without rciei ve to the ui;un l Idtr. For luriher paiticuiari ecu idvertlieuieul. Atlenil n Is ca..ed to the advertisement of a isle by II. llenrlquei, on Tuesday next, of 43 dcilnnlc build I'k' ot on llroadway, Vttt and 101b avesuei, SIMIi, vu.li, aad -IOUj slreeia. Court Cnlauditrs Ihia Day, rtrill r.KlT, Cmwili.-Ntl. 11, tl.ll, 11, 41, is, 11, it ll. II, l. M, II, It, UN, 1M, ISO, IJU, 1 1.', 1.4, IM, Ut, 111, III is,i. til, uj Si I .i, K-iant TlIU -Nm. Ill, 191,141 I t, 1ST, It, IS. Ill, II, VI, II, II, M, II II, III, 111,11, U7, HI, ti, S3, i.i, v 111 1.1, in, in, 111, ija, ii, ii. Sl r, T 1 iai Pr I. Nm S, SO I I. Tl. tl, fl I t, S?.' lJi V 'd:." m 1 '1 l-'l Jii I,V I nil, ni..a UH.!-r.rl l.-Ko.. I.I I f, SIT, UT, 111, Ml, 11 mi, .i, 111, .11, hi, III, m, ion.!, l .il n.-No, H., M, ISO, I :t. HI, UI l IIU, mo jt ,4( J.adl'i.so to Lord X Taylor's aud tea a new pockelpnok tha can neither ba lost aor stolen, and you II be rure In piiretiaie.-dp, Trsiiqul'l'ty of mind la lomethliit- greatly lo be deilr 'd I Iiu man tn whom tranquillity of min i la a stranrrr never got under onn of Kuoi'i haia. lunr la n utimr so coo iuclve 10 said tranquillity at one of the lupcrb tllM to i.i- bal at the itore 01 the great baiter, .vo.auilroalwair.corncrol Fulton Ureal. Uu under oneqaicaly aodbsnaosv.-jda. THKUmKGAMKAT NO. 818 inn huh. .timx Mottntsnnr a co, nr.voiin jvsTtcr. ttun Limi. The It educed Tobacco llrukcr wlio wn ('tip Hired ill 81H Ilionilwny-Wliy Sir. Hlf vir Took Anolltpr Mnn'e Nnmr. Juatioe Howling iivlti(? rosumed lata duties til tho Toniba ycaterday, tha EamcsUra of 18 llroad way wer called for tiarntuatlon, The court room was crowded by ll.e Uthts cf llie pportlng world. The Ihiee asctiaeil uorsona tho Hon John Morris rey, Joba McC'nrmlck, anil Win. Oai praareJ wltli their conntel, Mr. John Qraham. The traUmony which was taken at the preliminary examination having been read ovor by tha clerk, Major McUrath, the count! for the defence, desired lo croaa eiutalne Hie complainant, aod Arnold tie virs. of tba 1'nscoU Uonee, was placed on tbe Und. Oqiuw 1 Wtia'. le yonr name I Vrtlneas Arnold Pletere. Coontel-You are suro of that I Wllneas (coloring) Yea. CVmnaal Very won. Where do you lire WllnpM At lha l'rercolt Hone. Conniel Wlieo did yon visit 19 llroadway f Wltnera Tha first occa'lon wu on Mareh 1 went tl. era about II o'clock In tha ivenlnr aad topped there about two lioara. Oi Ibo asaond oc eaalon, whleh waa on Mareh 7. 1 weot there about the patne lime and remained until abunl 11 o clock. Counsel H'.n. Ho jou know ne, uonntssty I Wllnes 1 do cot. I'ouuael-ltive )ou ever nen hltnf Witnias Noi lo my kanwledge. Coun-ol-Would )oti know bini If j ou did set him 7 Witnoaa I think uok, 'iitipel I do not want yonr thonrltts. i iti.tpp I would not know Mm. rounioi What do yuu know of Mr Morrtcy'a coni.iciloii with tula so-callrd rambling huuau I VS itiipsa Well, I have been told Conrad Never mind what in have been lotd. Wtat do jou knot of your own kmiwiedro about Mr Mornarev'a connection lt.l 81s Uroadway 1 ithtaa Lxcejt wbal 1 liave beca tolJ, 1 know noiMi'ii. Coupiel Tren vmi are not aware of anv fid to nboir that tie evrn know'a wbere Ibe phco la I tt Itnea No. air, 00 iifl Ho yon know M-'Virmlck Witneat (b, ICS; 1 know lilra well enough, t'oiniael Where did you know kiin I Wllt.caa I anv niiu In the iMato on Coinsil What place Wltne-e sis llrnaduay, on lha nlrht of March f He woe ctiRaroJ lu Uklur In the muney. and ItAVDIKO OUT CItirS IN ItETlKN. Concacl What are chips 1 itnrf llouod plecea il bona of different colors, rerfeenltiig niuoiy. I'oonael Hid you buy air c'llp'? Wltucaa Yes 1 paid blm lay for Ultra Conntrl With wbal kind of money did you pay for tno clilpe? Wltneaa In United Mate gteenhacks, Cotiaacl What denomination? Wltaciie I am not certain whether It wia one lino and two t.tOnolee, or four IV) notoa. ll was J3U; I know that. Connaol You know that; well, whose mensy waa It? Wltiicea My own. Conreel Now, lr, did not some person farnllli jou wlla tbst money lu play wlt.1 at th it pirtlcuiir louse? I Wltnesa- No. fir. 1 oubicl Vou art sure of tbat T W 1'iicia i'orillvely. t'o itiap'. What it your name t Wltnc'a Arnold Mevera. 1 ouusel- Whero do sou realde Wnneia At tbe l'rcacotl House. Couercl How I'.nj have you bevu In New York? Wituoie About Are reals. Counaal Have you always lived al the freicott Hoomi? Wiiaesa No. air. nctt'iNC tut cttr bierctotiT. Tba witness then, at the request of the conniel. rase a lono; Hat of Ilia raiiuua plicta al which be had resided durhir the Uvs jeais uf Lij rttideuce lu tins city. luunsei Have yon alwave gono by the came of Mevrral Hj cattlul uow vlth jour auitver, aa you are on Jiiur oatli. Witnesa 1 hare at tlrara rpglstered tnysilf aj N. Daniels. Coiinifl- Then you assumed an alias? Wituwa Yes, air. (Vmnsel i'hy hate you paued uadcr a fjlle baste iunee I was desirous nf concr slit.: my Iden tity. Iwas once very wall off. and when I jecime fo inocti reduced 1 did not w,sj uiy iruads lo Uud out whPro I was. Couarel You say you wen once well ofl. Wbit waa jour ccenpjiim f Wilneaa Tobacco broker. Coariaei Who knew yon as inch TImj witness r..vo the list of a large number of trad -amen In llroad rtrtet und the neigMbornoiid who bad been akqualnte l with turn wulle In buil nees. ContifU-You aayyoq became rfdn.-ed. When did you Aral get Into tniaiortuae Wltneaa (ver much affected) About AntullAl; and on tba brat of January, lsll, I bicame cry poor, aliaoit a beggar. 1 then DaQAK TO UIPI MT'Itr. Magistrate I think that Is caough, Mr. Orabam. U)uusel(iowUnen-) Da you know William Oife Wltn' a tpointtne: lo dare) Tbe prisoner, lhero Counsel Yes. Do you know him Wltneaa I aaw Idia first on UoiciiO, anJ also on the n.-xt night. Convert Do yon know blm lo be Ibe keeper of the rambllne; house? Witness Ha waa at Ibe roulette table on tbs aeeoud nlrbt Counsel Never mind tba second nlRht, Yoor complaint la for March C. Jnatlre Dowllnr Yoo have called out evidence about tnc aeeoud nlghl, Mj-.Urahaiu, aad I IhiuLIiis answer la a correct oue. Counsel (to Magistrate) I beg leave to obleet U l that anwcr bcinr taken down. Tbe coaplalnt is for March 6, lud the witness wishes to go Ida questions about entirely a diiTerent occaaion. Magt'trate If I were to decide tbe question, I should naturally do ao according to ray own news that the answer is adtnlaslble. J01II OHAIIXK ANX0TZD. Ccunsel Aa counsel for the prtaooerl. I must In sist on the teallmony's baitig connncd to the data of the complaint, Uial la, March 8. Justice Dowllng (stroking his monstache) II reeins lo me that there la a cornpllcailon here, la which I have to act for tha people and aa a mar ti trate 1 ahall therefora adjuti"ti tho case unlit tha Dutrlcl Attorney can appear for tbe peopls. John Graham ll la awkward lo adjourn the el'o In ti ls manner, especially at thta augn ol the evi dence. What diy doaa yonr Uouor act down for lha aJJonrntnenl? Justice Dow llnr I eaneol fix a day without con lulling the Dlstrli t Attorney, alter wblcb you ahall be promptly Inlornud of the time. Tno counsel was compelled to accept tbe magis trate's decision, tltaojgb etldenlly itry mucu an noyed by it, Tie i rl-onera, who are all nndai bail, then left the court room with t'aeir frienda. A Itlckly .ilerlled Cotnpllnienl tu Judge Cun. iiln H. lledrord. To till Klltor or TA Svn. Hiu. At u stated meetln of llie New York Acadmny of Medicine, held May Id, 1S71, Ihe lol lowing preamble and tetulutlons were unanimously adopted tfacrtvii. Thereivadlug crime of aborth n aa areru 'arl) a lurt icd buntie.a nai. In tnia til) aud county, hern hitherto oppomd hy tno ma liral prornilon with out the uniform and eiTlclaiiv coDparuti-. of the sthta omrers and ttiu couru wnikh baa pica ucairud aud reaionahly expected i HrioiFtJ, Tuat lb profrailen hall the advent nf any admlnlatratlon wbich will secure it men loog dnlrvd suppoit ai ahall enable it lo lueeerarnliT coniond wsainat thl widespread erlm pracitaad. in too nianv li.itaurei. by maielaclora pomiimc or pretending to posses medical diplomas. JUtotreJ, Tbat Judge liar -.tig at. Bedrord has, by hla manner of conducting the ala of tnoae notorl ns abortlonlata and enemies of mankind. Wolf and Ihouiai Lookup, by the hun moral lone of his addresses to, and' by bli clear and ipeeina InacrncUona given lo tha Juries, and enally, by hla prompt and Just sentences, eminently honored tha nauie he bears, has done In fntte service ti moiety, baa merited tho comtnenda Uon and ihall have Ihe incut rordlal apnroral of too .ew Vork Academy of Medicine, as ba doublbae will of every member v tno nrofeaaioa who properly el ll natee his duty and morality. IU4ohU, lhatanomrlal ropy of tali exare-tlatn of the academy, aud the nilnulea pertalnlre to It. ne sent t Judge Hedford to our efflclent Di'trlct Attorney llarvlu, to the I'realdent of tho hew York Uar Anoci ailon, and to tba dally papers of this city, n.'l.WIIITK, M.D., Secretary. iVjT..4,Yf, AXV COMMEliClAL. Mokdit, Haj 221', Jii. The railway share taarkit waa strong daring tbe rnorulng transao Hons Lake Snore, Hock Island, Krle, and New York Central having attracted tha principal atten tion. Union FaclAc, Wcttern Union, and Pacific Mall, with New Jcrtcy Central, wcro also qulto ac tive at times, the latter stock having risen to lllX. Heading was firm on a light bntlneaa, wblle In Oblos, Norlhwertcrrt, Ht. l'aul, Wabasb, and ITtia. bnrcb there waa no feaiuro of speculative Interest. The market on tbs nore active specialties was Irregular and fluctuating, baying been alternately alrong and weak durlhi llio afternoon. Union raclflc wai qulto t nature In tho latter dealings, baring declined to SAX, thouejb fubsequently rally Inrj to 30j;, Krle experienced a rlso of l.V r) cent, to Sli 'd inbeeqaent decline to SO. Central reached 101, und afterward fell off U cent The proposals for a new loan of twenly tlve mill ions on the Kuading lUilrtiad, wblcb embraces a flint mort gage on tbe entire propurt y, together with all new coal lands recently purchased, was cot known In the street until a late hour, and consequently did not affect tbe price, II la proposed lo pay off the rrrrrnl obligations, amounting to about t6,0u0,000 of lit in and mortgagee, which will leave to the Company niuelt en millions with wblcb to complete negotlalloua for coil lands, aa well aa tbe develop ment of other new property of the Company, we tllo from tbe l'blladelpbla Udarr of Ihia uiorolgg tbe gross renolpta, profits, and eipeneea of the Com pany lor the la.lt nine para I Oron rreie AVI IVdra. Ibrtlpu Mrnrnwa. rVoA'a. lata i.ii.cM al.t.u.au iJ.un.n imu aVa.frl J kmt turn tm 1KV4 e.tJWIMl S.C0I.M8 4,S17S3 mm ti,m,aon ta,vn t.m.ico lwi it,wniti e,Ti.iai ieiii iwi7 MttfK.! emnt lam wish Matin jtiotii lfi0 1I.VM.MI tClr,'H3 4J93 9.-S IV.O.;.. .T.9rll ejdl.Wl .I)I,JH ToUI... r.UlO.trl tiB.WI.M4 tllJiq.! We also learn that tbe l'enesjlvania Central ltail road Company have proposed a lease of the Camden and Ambor, New Jet hot ltallroad aad Trjnipor tattoo ompcuy, and the Delswaro and fiaritan, for a period of V90 ye.ta. for which Hie former ahall par an annual rent of tl.lta.GOU, equivalent to f 10 ber aliare trrd of tax, and payable quarterly on too 111 at of July, October, January, and April. The gold market orxitiel rlrm at lllif, and eetly In the day sold aa lilih aa lit; but at tbla point tt.ere were larrte realizing sales by the onlaide pcculatuM. and quite heavy ahort rontractl were Iso nnl 'd, under the Influence of which Ibe prion w a fun ad down to IMS' The general volume ef buiines' waa qnlie restricted after tlio eboro raid upon tbo market, and the dealings became eompara tirely Inelrntllennt, There waa an Improvemeat of V V cent, later In the day, though at the cloae tlio .lowest point waa again reached. The reported scr eenful negotiation In the loralgn tnarkela of a loan to Ibe extent of tM.000,000 by Ihe Heading llallroud Company, based upon a new consolidated mortgage, covermr all tbe property and franchises ol tho Company, also occasioned a depreaied filling unonc openitore, and Inducnl farther abort mntracla. llie ralra paid for having balancei carried were V 1, ard 2 tl rent borrowers belbg actoinmodated al jfaf. The total sold rorelpta at the bub lrotsury to day were PrtSfflHOj gold paimeola, $t31,i;3 3(), and balance. 7,(M9.1b9 75. The currency receipts were f'JJI.WO CD: invmonta, t-1S9,U3.tl, and cur rency balance, J8.SW.M-i.S7. The rpcclpts for cus toms amounted to (310,0110. The day's hualneas at the Oold l'.icltange Hank foottd up M7,rX)l,fXU, gold balance, fl,33l,iW; and currency balances, inrilgn exchange wai sloady on abasia of 1I0' forelxty-il.17 bills, aal 110' for short slebr. Tu amount of Mialnca, however, haa been euiall. The money uiatLet haa been abundantly supplied nilli loanable lands, tbs Uovernincnl dealers having l een rreoed with otlerlnra st 3 ind 3 VJ ent while stuck brokers with approval colliterul have fonml nodlKcultt In meeting their riuulreraeuU al Sa4. As a natural Ci'istuuence, the bjnks have bjnn nnx'ons sol c'.lora i'f comnn relal paper at ra.lcrnj r.ilea, and Hip data cf malurlty hia born less oujee tlonable, long time piper Willi approve 1 namea bay ing been ft. a'ly In ili-mnil. We quote as the inline rates! Sixty daja at sWat V? rent., four months at lASir, and six cicnthi a- St47 There were larro ajlea of t-optr niAd tj-dny. arionnjliir tn ono iu alar.ea to over f Ul.nOdatdV; V cent wilb Lio limo rangltig frmn lo days, Tnp tlovcrniitprt bond market hi been steady with elirbl Uucluaiiuns. noUitaa lauding Hie rlrprn sion In the gold market, l'rlcoa at Ibn ci rly Ho ml werr slightly lower than halnrdav'a clo-ine flgnres, but there was morp flrinnrps evinced about midday, though silUn qui nlly quolatlona reacted tn tho t,arly prlcta. Tnp aggierata of bualneai. bowryer, was until, and rperulttlon wsatame. Contral 1'acIOoi were in fair riqnrst, taonglt there waa a mote ac tive Inquiry for toe cln aapeake and Ohio Drat mort gage rai to nl bnnda hearing A V cent, gold Interest, Slcriri. Flak ,t llatcli, tha financial aicnta, report an aiillclotlrd early completion of Ibis great enter prise, which will open an Important ebannal for the product of the W'rat from the Ol.lu river by a shorter roulo to Ilia seaboard. Henry Clewe k Co., 3 Wall etrect, report prlcoe at taj 1'. 11.: io. ili I Si. Jil-'d. r P.inrrfncyli IU 4 llav'S-Kt. reg.. J.J.11.1V UV aa.iwi. reg ...ill's i.:siVp. eoop .tisv naJ, aa.lstl.CDUD I11S ItiHla-Jia, MT, coap., IHV USji a-Jw.teg.. M.A.M.IItlt ink -ata. W. toup,..HJ.', Ill ar,w. M. coup.. IU X nivlMoa'teo- lvitw e"V s-.tpi, M.tonp. mi ink laotaeuup look lm a-roi. v. roun...tiis mil i' I' sole iki ioi uu rilale bonds wcie fairly active. Tbere were cna slduntblo purcbaiu-a noted of Tcnnraxea and MonUi Carolina, bulh nf winch advanced, the Oral uaa.ed soiling at 71.471 1 and Ihe latter al Mat&t.V lor the tho January anJ Julv iues. Tha rem indcr of Hie lilt wa quiet and lie i ly oa sales of Vlrgiinai. new, at Tl. register I, 0' I. 50 '4 tloorgla, 7i gall, PI', J US; illisouti, frt, and North Carolina.! rpecial tax 10U. llibk of couitLcrce aLares sold at li) In ritltoaj tkinds Ibere wai a .tin..,- inquiry Tor all Up leading l-auea. t.nirai I'.cu'.ca were Or in at 101'f: I'nton I'aCiBc. Ilra.a, Hi!, il'1 laod RfJli'a, i&ifiH, and lcc jaiu Ki. On ext-i-mi' qam..". V r York rm'r-i! .t) flncluaiol lietween Uiiv, uud 101. ar,t, ul', v'm IIoAdlng, IllV'tllS duo and Hia-lss... fit; Fne. Stfi.'l'.. Like fhorc, lUiiiUt Iltlaburgu. l'.v)'tl.'7. Nortbwcitcrn comajon, ST. 4 ItNIMi H e bretcrred. tVdVi'i); 1 Hock Island. II') UllAi tt. Iaul common. iit'ifttiVl, pre'etn d Hl'.i W.i i'i. MS'uV-tS lltrie.o. l.IMs, I'uiou I'akillc. Uitapon', Now Jeraey Ceulrwl. Utit, Olll.'. Hannibal aad dl. Joeeph roumon. lll,Sb i; pi i fi i ri-.l. lnS il.tiSi and Cklutnboa, Cmcujo and Iii'liaua C'eutul r;'iiZH. At Ike IloarJa we tote tcniactljii. ui liliuoia Ceulril at IX; Dill ware, l.Mkawaiiin au I Wcatern, HOilUiV Mor ria and Kaaex, HI .Mhany anJ r-um.uehauua. UI ard fort Waihc.'J', O',' The mtakellaneous Ii4t was qalet, I'acinc Mail aud Weat rn Cmoa Tele graph being lra actively tradvJ lu lam usual. 1 he rlril named ranicl lielwerii OAiltl',. and the iail-r 0KUS0S- ronaclidilloi tnaIofMaryiUidanldaiy.il,' i.U', (Juick'ilvcr preferred, 19; Manpoaa pre teriinl, 10ktJ'i Cumberland. XI, and Atnar.con Ci'al. "itirAi. lktprria -iari a weru .lull. Adatua ae.l Ink at Si)1,, and United blatcs l'i'-i'i livttng prices al d 1'. At. v. ere t,i. 4d i mi. aa a N r.r ll. r..ioni, imi, s Ich. central .ini, ua h .l,4ll aiv Sl V J crn.1 il.. ..iC in). oarieta. ll'.", t.s, Cnhm r'auilc J.U Ml, ne bo ta H't'.. U anu 1. 1. a-4 :Ia r.caaaia it IIS. II aen at Jo lots t) i ake riiure..... 1I4' 111a1 do rreierrea. 1'Ui icnv Wabaaa at, H wl u lei... (W4 unji illlibuicn I?w nl facmc Mali... 11 s ICS 'ortnweatrrti M Ms, iQaiekillver. 1IM IS .Norttiw rrl.. w,' la'. M.riroxa pref. ut, 10 hpek li.and ..llav, Itsyiranton, HV re rwri Watne. u, loo icon. Uoalof Md. 40v U If 4't.raul tr.'K Cf; Aaaim ainrraa, si do. !rf am rislW. I'. Oi. Kz is Ono It I,.... uu '1 lAm. M. u. fcx.. SS 51 Ill.Central Iv IV) btatea Ex.... 37S J3 UcL.Uu.AW. lfo. W) BASKZSfl AXI) FISAXCl.iZ. TANNKIt A CO., IIA.NKT.US, NO. II WALL ST., NEW YOItK. Dealer In Blocks, Honda, Usld, and ICx-hinge. Orders executed at ibe Slock and (iulj Kxchiiigea. Iatertat allowed on Depoaita subject to check at light. Buy and sell the First Mortgage night I'cr Cen'. Rold Konda of Ibo c't, Joseph aad Denver City IUilroad Company, Nrvv York Slarkele, Monday, May Fi.oott and UxtL Tbe inir ket waa but moderately acltve and pricea steady t but the tone of Uie market closed weak, under dejimiir adu cs Irom atiroadi aalra ai btateana Wsnern dor.s were about UoToO will, feontherri and rye flour quiou t'orn meal in good demaid JA Arm, We quote i Western and riaia autMrtiid. ,4k rjuta.'JO t dn. abijinlng extras. J'i.l5t.40: spring wha.i douPle cxiraa,K,7.ij fl7St)liio an.l feoiithern winter wheat ibipplng ex. trai, aOI71' IVelturn and St. Louis troda and family brenda.ttTtrVulPi fonlbern do. no,, l! Mat') lo, ltyerlonr, IJ'tlsit). Corn mead. S4j(t4 tor West ern and rioiitbem llancrwii-Corjee fjm and In good demand i Ml HsulOse., gold, pairs of I.ltiS bars IU.). IticeJoPD.ng at 8kl9;c for Caro laa, and 7u.'r. tor liangoon. Molocaei dull and unarmed, New tJr.einsSStflr sp.l innscmado ItistSc MtuHr-Hiw waa in fair demand and steady, fair lo good leaning, uv4t'i,c. i aaire r.f 1 I0U hh.u.'at vhc lorcttoa, end SUtlUo. for 1'orta Itloo, a o UO) bis at 6a'a10.'4C. He&joddail at IJhc. lor hards. Orii Wheal wa lower, eloilnr vlth a datrnward tendency, alra ortltiuo bnah at tl M gfl Slfor hn J Spring, and f l.iiVSH.i."ior anther winter In atore and atloat. llarlt')-malt la rajie doinand. and firm i rat.-a 1,"Wpuili j. a,l i. at 1.;3. Oati dull and heavy tie es olIl.iXODuH! at triHiIilHi'. fir Mlchinn and Otil.. on the track and afloat, and SV4TOC Inr Waitem tn atorq and all al Cm naa luUc. lowtr and lu good fle uianii, ships oftiore hn-h. at 78 t73)p. for Victtcru jcl low, and It AT.'S'.i for d nnxi' I t'orr.'!!-'Iho market on il p spot wai qnlet and on changed t salea'J.M-) Palei, liirludiiig Shi ir export, at ICc lor middling uplawta. ana liifp lor low mldditn;; foi tuitire dilH.ry.Kc lower, cirsing more steady sales since our laat or 1X Palei, cloalug al ISVc lor May 1Si4r lor June, and IS, tor.luly. hi'Nbaiia -Itosin was flnu at lt.il) for strained, wltri tOi bl'ls. aold at this flenre. tplrlia turpentine ad vanced to Sir., wltn 'FO bbls, aolil. retroleuto Onncr i a.(mO bbta. raflned on the spot mid at '0c, i crujo. 14Si 14e. Tallow very Ann at MHic Whiskey higher i boo bbla. sold at 'JI'aWHe Froighta Arm and active t grain to Liverpool by iteam, M. l'Koviaioda- I"ork wai moru active and Srmertralas of Job lots to the.extentot ISO Cbls. e. aiBJlw.lIU, 300 htili. tor June ai 118 73. s-nl 1,000 bbls. lor July at lie.'jci. Io,'f dull at titoltll for plain and extra mesa labbli. Ileef bams dull al KMU-8). Cut meats dull and nominally nnchamred i pickled haine, UHailHc, liaooa Brnur at 8Vc far ihoit rib, and kafe. forihort clear, Dreaaen nogs nrmer atb'iiu. Lara wasfatr ly acUvn and flrmi aa.esof 730 lc fur Juue st He., JM tea. for July at ItHe IPO ic. city at OaialOc i primo Weetein, on Iho sot, int,'i?tllc. rfuttrr rt-ifi at ljtffv, for Male Kutic. lor WeiUrn. aud 'ji'jUc lor pilla. Cheoie Heady at ISWtJiltp. lor prime new dairy and lac lory, and itSt, tor iklmmed, Mrs HtocU .llavkru Nrw Youk, Monday, May ti. The arrlvala nf beeves loatriday ana today wereZti car lcadi ort.ens head, nuking S.ti.7 for the week, agelnit 7,KI lait week. The market wai alow, and eioied weak at 11 U1IHC. V lor common to strictly pnmo sieers. witu perhaps adoxen lancy Pollocks taken at lie. Hulls were sold at axcisvc. live weight. Com. pared with the sales of Tnurnlar and 'riday rncea were about the aaone, but the dccllce from lau Monday la fully c t' a. 1 be rece'pts of sheep and lambs since Saturday num ber e.at7 nead. all on sals today, lbs demand was rninparallielr lightand trade dull at 73"c ra v forlun shorn sncen, ly.iaCVc I for common to extra sheared do, (and 1uHsI3Ko. for medium In choice lamha. Tbe arrlvala fui tha week wcie 21,6U, atalcii ib.tu last week. Sixty-one csrs, or 7.150 bogs, srrlrcd yestcday and to-oay, niaklug Jo 711 for lha week, against to.VJd last wrck. only one ear load was ofltrcd alim to-day. holding for Sl(o ai n bui not told at 11 A.M. The frcllur was siror.xrr, and fulr to good hogi are nouip nally quoted at IVitmc at ra, Drnu'd nngi were nriner, ami advanced lu 0i;a7wC V Wltballuw Pigs old st 7),c. UAltlXR IXTKLliaJSXQE, HIHTATTkl ALU AN AO Tnia ntT. uu rises, ...1 scibun acta 7 minoou nti..,.u W hiom WATan tbib nay kaudy Hook,. 10 27, (Joy. laland.U lSlUell Oate i; 33 Arrlred-MosnAT, May ZL Pteamihlp Wm, P.Clyde, Itlehmnnd. mdie, and pass, Meeuifblp Aleptio. Liverpool, mdae aud pass, Heanuhlp I'eunivlvanla, London, mdie. and pan, flteaaiihlp Italy. Liverpool, mdie. and pass, fiteemihlp Oceanic, Llverpool.mdia and iau, Khr uuldasu uar, H'lndaor, N, ti., plaauir. fchr Agna Macblaa, lumbar. Alia, ihe uaiie river soiawaamM vceetia. Untntrbn (Irnpo Jnlco rille. THE ailKAT rrjllfl ATIVK and UATHAItTIO. Use rul tn all diseases or affectum! of tbe Liver, ami Baper sedlna Ualta, Magneaia, and all other 1'urgaUvee and Laihartles. Very inviting In appearance, and more Ilka a Confec tion than a Medicine. VLUIII KXTIUCT BAU'APAlttt.I.A. The Oreat lilood funUer, Useful u all Affcctlom of the 1)1 xxl and Hkln. like two botlles HHJ.MllOLD'8 KLUID EXTHACT HAnsAPAniLLA and ono box ullmbold's catawda ouapr jui'E riLt. Iu ine spring months Is the time that the intern undirgoea a change, and uiedielnpa have a quioker elTecL ITcparodby ll. T. 1IRLMDOU1. l.'ryitil Palace Drng flore. SM llroadway, New Vork. Palace I'narmacy, Ollrey Home, Broadway nod Twenty nlntn street, New 1 ork. rcmple of l'barmsey, Continental Hotel, Philadel phia. lTcierlptlons accnrately compouaded. French, Oct maa. and Kpanlsn spoken. Store opoii all night. Htvntm's I'nnncralina been In Uae now for some Any yaara. For Scrofula and kindred dtaceies. It ti a most valuable remedy thomanda have lemfled to cor re effected by IL i'or lala by all druggtiti. For Slolb-Patcliea, IfjrpcUlpa, anil Tan.en tlial.ee. u. 'PKItilVD MOTII AM) FilkCuVLK LO 1 1ON," It l reliable and harmlepa, Prepared nnty by Ilr. II. C. PKJIIir, n llond at, New York. Hold by ilrngglil everywhere. linDDINOroNi H03TMTKII A CO., Agenia far Baa rranclico. Vnhmhlo Trallmotiv Irnm Abroad. Vlnrpnt I.nndbprs of Stockholm, l'njstrundo-Chlof to the Kin ol Hwid-o, recommends llall'a Vegetable Sicilian llatr llcnewer lor tno sp.iId aad for the hair. HAiiitiEn. COOMns-t.ttPAS.-In Uulsvllle, May 1, Hon. Wre. CiKiin. a, ol (Julncy, Ind, lo Mrs, Abby Lucas, of Louie line lll'M SPF.N'CI;!!. On the evening of April Je. at Onri'l's t'hurrh. UJliinmrP, Md., by the llav lnoa. U. Dodiey. Mr. J. P. Huut, of Kentucky, to Miss Clei.no V. Rneneer wXl.KKIt-WAflf) -In Npw Orleans, April 2. Capt. Wm V Walker, ol ihe ship OetivsnorK, to Mm Lucy A. Ward, both ol Krnueounkport, Sic. nirouvvih IUIU1ARII -Superior Court, New York i AnnaChar lolta Hai cash nttwlast tttepheo L. Uirdaa.i, Vlay il, 1871. Decrre in fa) or cf plaintiff from houds nf matrimony. CltAWFoilD.-ln lliciimond. Va., ny the Chancery C'inrt. April 11, Mary A, ti. Crawford Iroui William I raw lord D"iV -InOmsha, Neh, April l.hvjalje Lake, of tuo D.atncl Conn. J C. Holy from Ktleuk, Doty. lUKt). ADAMS'. -Iln Suidav. May 21. 1171. ol brain fever. P.Kauar, tbe only chnd nl rnomai and Margaret A. Adaiua. aged 11 UDnttii and 14 dayi. Hietrt.'iids an I lelttttvci of ihu family aro requeued to attehd ine liinerai, ftmuthe retl b" te uf hr parents. l,o. ifl lliicx it Hits meed;, ni I o'clock P II. lilfltK. t'u f nn-lav. May!!, Ihomai llurk, orcd 41 yeara and fl wonti.a, Itc ativea and f ri-nr!e (I the family are Invited to attend tbs funeral, tri m n.s late realdcace, ai ltooae veil it on Tnoaday. at JM n clnea P. 11 llAllliF.lT.-At IlPdforJ. Weaichcittr county, on Sir day, Mar il, alter a long llinraa, II. 'iter Ward eldfii daughter of liui'ul H. aad lua lau llinet Waid txrrclt. aged 3 jrata. Pureral fr m her fatber'a rtlldtnee.oa Tuesday, May 7J. at 7 JO I'. M. HON NhLLY.-On Monday. May n. after a long and aevere llincia. Itiidgot. th rx loved wira nt Terence Itounelly, a native of the couuly Leiliim. Irelaod, in the lllh year of her age. Tne Irh'n.ia and relatives of th family are rpspet ftitly Invited to attend tbe funeral, on VodLwd.tr, Slartl. Irom bar late icilLnce, S4I neat lull it., t.a. twren the ICIh aut 11 b avi al 3 o'clock, without lurthrr tiotino liKl'.MIHM).-On Monday. May 37, John J, Drum, tnnnc, tn tb.' Wih y-ar nl l.n aga- lberelatlvra and menu aie roapecifnl,y lovt'edto attend lae fnneral, fio ti hla late reiMeuco 2SS Wcit tlit.. on Welnndir. MarSI at t VI.i- P M. tin 'bl. In lirooktvn. in satuiday the AUUi lait.. after a rhert lilnits Oecrre IV son of Theodoie aas boian A. Ptoat, In the rt.U year of i.ii age. Fancral from bn ut real lencn 7'ompkli a avenue, cora-i of l'nlai',1 stietl. on 1uidar the tfbl maiant. at 3 i 'rt.'c P M I: lam ci and Inenda are rctpjet Inlir Invited to attend. tlRSKI Do ttoti-Uy. May 23 of eonaupi:llon, Fran cia A Oeii't. in tha 4.h year ol In-r ate. Tne ill loral aervl, a will lakn plac at th realderec iitlier btother. ndward c. nHiPt, C7 ha-t Itaih it tm 1 uei '.av ifierniun. at I c'rloek ILt remaini will he i ikrt, un Wcdni'i iiv mornlog bv the 8 viKk tram, lo tnc Air- my at t'umrlery, Iur niiciir.Ll. A'hir.y pjpvrs piniie c.pv KIHt.'MS -On Saiardiy, May 20, James Sieroan. aged a month! and a tar. fte fi i -ndi. o n.e t i. :!v ate reaepiilly Invited to atioud the Omeral, froi i Urn u'Udi'iicrolhh paiontl, 311 K.l VI ai., u'i tutj ty a'.tern inn at I o'clock LIT -i'i 'lomiay Vlay r nen'rT. Lee, llie l loved ion ol Jo Mi F. and C. T. Lee. aud 3 years. I months, and 3 dav. Ibe frietidsor ibalaniilv are r-iei'tfdllv lavUed to attend hia fune-ai, frmi the reeideiee of hla parenli. hn 14 Uroome it Una Tj "liy. May Si. at j n'etoea It'.H N-liS In llrnoulin, an M" tday, May U. H 11 Pan P ltnbtnoi, egr-1 in yean and S dare. Noi tee ot rsneral tierpafter WILI is -ui Mmvtir. May 72. ln, Suian TVIUH mother of IMward Wiina aa'dTSveir-. Iher.'latlvea n.d fi 1 .-rthp fanipv, alo Prrntn-p lljla' L hup. o 7. A P A., are napiTifullv ll vlled tn atlru.1 ttie fu-i ral. from her late raiideaire, SW tlcai 2"ih ic. on v, :i,iipaiy. ini' 21. at I o cl'cAc P M. lnc rcma'oi wi.l be uken t Oreenwood Cemoiary. Ki.rir-a rh po,ipaln of I'l-inthiaa Cnatler. Vn tan. It A ai r.' heiv aoil.1rf in be lreieut nt OH Kitlnwa' Hall at I s 'eNwk n rnpalay tbe 5 in in-i in Join nit Ainertpii I.dp in oailnir the la.t Ir.t'i' ut re!1. iiiiiil u-ce i.,..l lliiiipa'ipin. .fntui W Daveapirt. llrorirrof w it CHClX'll, HlghPrUv.1. I. U. Alioui, dr. eecretat y rSffCDl Jlcitxcs. YOU IIAVK.N'T TH1KD TUU.ll. Vl:t!tn of debility, who Is responsible far yoor feeble brrsr Not yourtelf, yoa will lay, for yoo")o doae all you could to cure It. TbaPa a mlitake on yuur pan. You haven't trtel Uoitettcr'a Bitters. Gloomy dyspeptic, with an unoaay itomaob and a world weary face, of conric jou don't think yoatrrlf resposslble for your own tormenta, llutyouare Ills easy to soe from your condition that you bavea'l tried Hoiiatier'i UlUers. llilkiui sufferer, It It not yonr fault, you think, that youi symptoms grow worse dir by day. Ulue piE doesn't do yon any good. Vcryllkelr. But yoa can be brought round for all tbat. Why haven't you tried lloitetter'i Hitter" friend, on whom fiver aad ague alternately blows hot and cold, and whose brain tenia to be huriltag with tho clTccti of lomo powerful diug, do you aisunie the reipontlbillty? Oh. ao! You've taken piles of quinine, and all the regulation medicine. Wnet i-ontd yoa do more? One thing more the very thing that woatd have exenipte I yua Loin all tne paars mat no r rack yon. Yoa have never tried lloitetter'i Bitters. Kcrsoui icvalld. wnai have yoa to say9 Tui plead tbat you have taaea all tho ncrvlr.ee of the bhafmaca parla. If thry luvo done you no good. It u not yonr fault. Yen are not responsible. Wrong, a.l wrong. Yon have, In reality, nobody to blaaie bntyonrself. Why haven't jou tried lloittctter's Itinera Tor all the arjoe-named complanta, tba Ultters are atuptnlc tpecllca. MCDIi .V DIVIIInO.N, ere Ilroadwar, near Orpat .Innra it nrFh'.t KXTHUIIlltlN Y IMHTi HMKNTS. 1'llICtd ACTUALLV LoWKll THA.S UEFOilE THIS V. AU. Iticbly decnraip.1 complete scrvlcei for dinner and di..'ri 1M Tllei y dp. nraieil o-niolAte lervtepa for breakfait. IHnner, deaaert. anl tea. X1J plecei. !M and ipward. VI bite Franra ciiiita din ir seta, lid pieces, t1. Dccorntcd toilet seta Jd '0 French china d nner plates, p per dorei. linnet qnality plain roblts It ,W ir d"7cn. Jm; reretieJ per sieaniibipl Via:o illu an I Wyo. mlag. tho cnti and kill ihipnienn iim'e the i,'gi. dlrckt Iroui I'arik. nf n.'w brouri' ,-..cka. itaiuary, gas ngures. inautoi sets, lWlgiau uiorbte clocks, vaiei, Ac, DKIiltAAl' ,t TAYLOIl, M and RI llOUhKY, 150 and 1J2 HfSTEIt ST., and CS CHHYSTIK ST., CONNLCTF.D, have Ike largen nock of FLTtNITrftE, CAIII'KTp, HKDl'INO. tl'HTAI.NS. and COK.NH'ta ever eefore exhibited by them, with prices marked down 30 per cent. Splendid Stock at our NEW BTOHK. 81 Fourth ay. JOHN .11 ell. I.'ID!iIN dTt'oi, NO. Sal UIIOVDIVAY, OPPOilTR TOR MKTROPO MTANIIOrKUNKW YOItK. Ilrsnch orflee. 71 and 77 Duane sc. MAN I' FA (.TP IHIItS OF Finn AM) IIPIIOLAH PllOOF SAFES, Vault Dooia, Iron Shutters, and Iron Work of ail kinds, Ihuiroad Ci ctki. Pallocka, Aio., euomelled ana plalu. Hollow and Mofe ware "i'j YON "il llr.TTo 1 NKC V l'OIVll KR the genuine and original le the only article or thing which will destroy Cockroaches, lledbugi, Ants, Mot hi, and other lntecta. None genuine without K. LYUN on red labeL V I I.HON P.IIIITPI.K MKU'lNIi MAi'.lllNKH, tho beat aud chnapeae flrairlaaa inaciiiasi lu the world Price Iroru Ilj to 1 100. halearoom. 7D7 llroadway. M siixiJAii ifikliTilSTioxI Send for pa.ni.lili t. Ura. IVtLLS 4. b I'KLI 101 Weil IMn New York city. oiT'iciai. iuYaTvimii blllUOSM A CCkt) LOTVKIIIKl. ALABAMA Kxtra I'la-i in. SfS. M u JJ, x XJ, Ih 31. d). CI, 41, S3, 0.1. 31. It. 01, IC, 41, ui. l'AI)llt;AII-l.l I M.ll.', May 73.11,1, 13. 73. t-i. ti. Cl, S4 IS. 10. U. 63 KINTDtiKY-kxt.a iwmi, ail !lnyS3,tH. 41, SO, f I. 13, 77, 30. 31. !J, Ti. 71. SL 71. 43. XKNVfJCiU Clan o. IJ. May'.'j. int. Si. tt, Tl, 11, 43, 49, SI. 13, 4, 11. 70, U IH, fl l'rues ciiiic.l, luuruiition lurutiued, aud circulars seal In above, and also lloval Havana i.oiitioi. J, CLlfTK, llroker, P, O. box 4,1). too n roadway, IM f nlmu si., am 3 Pars ro w ItOYAla HAVANA JaVlWlJiTV 1330 000 in gold drawn every 17 dayi. l'rliea cashed nd Infonnstton furnlibed. Tbo highest rates paid for doubloons, Spanish bank bills, bondi, Ao. Ordera promptly filled, tW9,sso-full amount of prir.es sold br us la drawing of April 23, TAT LOR 4 CO. Hankers, 1 Well st New Tork If OVA I, irVANI.OTTi:itY Ol' I 1 TlA. tooo.wxj iu gold drswn eveiy seveuieeii ilayi l'rtcra ra-h d anl itiforinaiiuii lurnmiud by UitO. 1 111 AM, Wcyboitct it. I'rovidvace, IU L grjj &o6bt. AT n. n. MAcm, lirU8T 13TII ST., aad WHAT, crtKAT SACItinCE. ODIl WHOLE PAIlAMlL STOCK MAHKBD WAY DOWN llCOAflDLBSB GJT CoJeT THR DRT CHANCE THIS (.KAbOM TO DUY A SPLENDID rAlUSOt., and have money enough left to get some of those KMDttOIDIWKI) HAMllURO KDOINOB THAT MACT 13 RRTAILINO al half what they cell the Importers. Another lol of those CHILDREN'S SPIttSO CAttRlAO W, TUJ HAND80M1CST GOODS IU TUB CITY, far below tbe manntacturer'i wbcleaa'e price. MACT, ItTH ST., 131 H BT. aed tTH AV. I IL II. M ACT'S, 1ITHBT. 13THBT., aad TH AV., JDSTItECKlVF.D, A fine line of ESOLISII LKOnOIi.f HATS and i ITALIAN CHIP HATH, TnE CHOICEST 8TTLKS Or THE SEASON, AT THL MOST nEAEONAOLK ritlClS. MAC Y, HTM ETM 1TTU ST.. and CTII AV. 11. II. M ACT'S, 1 ITU 87., I.1TIIHT.. aad (TH AY J"eSl IILClilVF.D, A FULL STOCK OF LADIES' PATENT 1SEAM HALDIHUOAN HO?L, SPLENDID OOODS. At MACVS ITIICES. MAI Y, I4TI1 ST., mil HTm and CTI1 AV. II II. M AC1 S, HTll ST., uril nr.. and 6TUAV., KO'V HEADY. OUH SIM. K OF LADIEt)'. OEVT9'. AND CUIL DltKN'.l LIbLK 'HIIIKAD DOSE. Juilthe goodifor liiewarm dajs tbat are coming, SPII1MI L'.NDhltViEAII, nl'MMKR UNDEHWEAIi, TO SUIT AIJ.PEOPLIS, nt MACT t) UNEQUALLED LOW ITtlCED. MAC Y, Iiril HT. UT1I T and sTHAV r Y'Lt's NEW (STOItg.) SIXTH AVP.SUr, li:w hniittx, I i.iavaa NEW broiltf.f ol NEW a fOllE.) TWENTY-TUIltD ST., OPENED HUT TWO WEEKS, HAS OY CO.NbTAN H.Y INCIlEAklEtl i:i.uiVU4 (,'IIOWIMt I'KOWDh I lt"l rr.nvFii o:;f. of iiif oiikatest ACIUEVt.itl'.Nld EVL1! REALIZED IN TTIAD3 Enroaraged by the immerse and dully Increasing trade, in p.nnrlctnr un ling that FIIIST-CLASS OOO A1 LOW PRICES are appreciate! on the aienne. haa during the post few dai made Ihe largeit piirchiue. dtnret from inanufjo Hirers and Immruu. eier nnule for aar retail eit.il. llsiiuicbt In htw York I .oiadnia un imuicuie slack of STRAW IO(lll!l. Thee ppo.U are now OPES rur tnipreilon. and ate matkcl Vou SALE at a very Sll VLl AHVavch m ,.;lLg Uicca IKCOVI'MUEU! la IT. ICE. qrALiiv. AND STYLE. omsn KAII'-illO.N nr SI HAW (100111. SO, 1 ATTRACTION. Engliih. Kr.r.tli, nca liulton chip iirs. j-ont l-.OU lo IS. belag lees ihau hall tan vrdttitry price. No 3 Ai lltACriOX, LEUUOR.NIlAlr. Wido Itrim, flora 31.40 io slim). No.J ATT wlCTION. JSsetioliien Itnam-ta an I lloand Uatt, from TJ rcn'a lo II it). Uo.4 AT IKACTKlN, PAMPLLA IIA Iti. ruUuved to 3D centa. No. 1 AT I ILlCTlltN. MlMil.S' bCllOOL IIA IS, 3b and .U cf au. No. AlTiricriON. OUUUUIS HAI lor tl can't oe matched elie a here. HEW OOOIM IS' EVERY I1RANC1I OPENBD DAILY. IIOKll ur, Ol.ilVh... UUl'SL'kllM'IMl GOODS, NOI IllN. TlilMMlNUS. IIHJUONh AMI F1.0WE1U, PAKAOlJs ClIIUiKi!,. GENT'S FUllMI.il I Ml GOODS. THE OREAT POl'UMIt RESORT Of 1 UK AVENUE, cohnui ra s rEKKT. ALb.tANDEH LVI.E. JUKtiS liUOllh AT I.O IV I'll ICE. An nnusaally large an.l atlractlie aaiorttnenl of drcas goods are now oCarlag at the follorm rad'icd prices I 20 piece belt qnality MA.NCIIEiTER Lr..VO, price 40c.. rat need tu 36c 30 Dlccespnra MOHA1P. DU YOTAGE. price ae re duced to STSc, KO tlecos MOHAIR M ELAN HE, price Cc. reduced to 190 pieces cnESEand M.rj.ED POrLI.N, pricolJc, reduced to S3e. 3 p'ecei ENOf.ISII and FIIKNCII URENADINKS. UKOCiTK OREN AD1NE. RAVE and CIIEC!1EIJ GRENADINE, tormer pricei fiom snc. to tl.U, Ik ducod prlcca 33c, s)c.. !7Kc 50e an 1 TSo. 300 Piocei 1'RI.NCESd LOl'loF, DUlTUiU9. former pricoa 75o II, and fl lj,rdocea to'Oc. r, aud t'-. 30 plecei feILK and WOOL l'OM.K!il aod 1U: and WOOL KOUL.RD, fc-nuer pricei II aud tl.rt, r- dncrd tuSSc. and 11. AUO, LINEN EPITIXO. LAM NH, J t tS'ElH, AND Ollll MllEli, FltiLlihlJ I'liJCKH, win ir, Pitjrgn, bTHIl'ED NAIN'SOO.TU, lltlfll I'OI'LINS. JAPAMSK SILKS, JAPANESE GUE.JADIXE 8ILKH, LYONS POPLINS, ftc. Ai These goods are very desirable, a id al Ibe nrlei s offered are worthy ibo attention of persons de,ring poililve bargatus, U1RD A TAYLOR, nnounvAY and jotii st. U It AMI ST. AMI ClillVSritt. Jslonst (ftmtisijiitg. -CAHl'ETS A .V D VVJl NIT CUE. Tromtadoui Hodueuon In I'nccs. Carpels. All the latest and uewe'l styles of Velvets, Pody llroirels, TatPitry llmsipla, Tbrep p'y, power looiu and Ingram Curiiele: Oi.clutha. all widthi i'urui". it Indow i-lndei, Mauuug, Ac, the moat oo lu pine auortraoal la the city. Furniture. The furniture department contain) Parlor, lledroom. Dining Room, Kitchen and once lurnlinrp, In all itylia and qualities, and at pricei Hint ody competition. l'artlei about purcbanjg will save te.i per ceet. by comparing prices. D KELLY, A t incceimr in ll. O'Farri-lt, 33lh and Ctth ita, aad sih av., ooverlfig tnu eauie block, N n.-0 different stvlea of walnut Chamber Suilci at pricua that deiy conipeiltuni. A NOT It'l! KELLY A CO.. CORNER STII FT. and 6TH AV., aro now out ring a large aud aph ndni Oiioitrnoi t ol t'ARPKl'S. FUKN1TUKK. llrDDIMi OIL CI.DIIIS. ic, sclucted oipri ly i,.r u.o spiiug trade, and at Vet V lov pr 'ea WEEKLY OR M'lNI III PA t MDNTa. TAKES. A CALL HlJ.fl-.t-1 t I.LV M I.HTTKD. 1?ruNiTfJuK, "oauVktk AT OTAltHH.I.'S, .1)0 STII AV. liillSKII ut 'Ail II a I. PA YM BS1S TAHEN WEKKLY till MONTI1I Y. VI'HNITIIIir., earpeu. and bedding at very low 1' pru'ea forraau.oroa weekly or monthly payments, or on exchange for general iiicirnuiidlio, at BM. COWVKllTHA AU".4LtJj Chatham at. 1,iOUhAI.l! chaap- Par.or suite covsred wlili gteeo 'reps, looking g'on, bureau, bedatcad, waahilojiu, Ac, at 160 Ay. A, lit lluor, Iront. WKKKI.Y (Ml MONTHLY l'AY.IIKVT4. 11 Carpels, furniture, bedding, c prices lower Iliiti aey house In tbe city U1U.LV A CUNN1NOIIAU. JU 3day LoviuAUitt. CJ.KANII OI'KIM IIOIIrK., 1 B aM r rlOMj;iHI.0 ENTIRELY NEW. i W THE LONDON PAItlH. ANIISEW YOItK .j I HI PA.VIOMIMI. CO.MPA.NY, fa fl In Ibe great spppaarnlar pantomime. fl THREE 11 1. C1I IIA CKrf M TRilER Ill'NIMnjACKS, W willten by J, M'l lo-ay, Paq EVERY EVlk.NlNO AAD HATUIID VY .MAll.SKE. yilAiiLKS Aiiimrr ,a'id hti ramoua I astomltne corapacy, MOE AND OOUDItll.ll In their great Kkattnar Act i fU MLLR.M.noNrtNTI, Hit. NOVIfBlMO, v and a lull i orrs dcllslii't. IS OHAND TltANSl'ORMA HON NOVEL Ht'FUtta. (fl J Ll.VY J will play a b-iniantiornet solo every evenltrg. M PPNp AY NINTH lll(luTNl HMCD (ONCHIIT. ij U. LEOPOLD AND fJEIt Ml INC. l ruE iiith.t i' OYiinAMiii. fM AT TO-T PAtlOlta IIENEF1T. W'A.-ViiniitttcoMrnrHEnrAL. EVLUY EVK.NINO and 8ATI PJIAY MATINEE. M Ml John rjroniltaui's htch'y pnnutar comedy, M, rLAYiSft fiTJi riHE, which wlil be brreiintedwilh I1 AN UNt.SUALLY POWERFUL CAST. it it icisicilully anionoeed tbat on I MONtttY. MAT V. 1 Mr. LEsrr.it Wallace will mako his rcappa,irauce In his earn drama or ROCKDALE. H which baa been for soma ttma in preoaratlon. and WT11 IJ Pe pieiemeit for pi flrit time In four yaars, with ENTIRELY NEW tlCKNEllY. KtW MECIIANICAI, EFTECTSl, i NErt APPOIlNI MKNI1!", NKW MUSIC. i AND KF.W AND SUPERB CoaTUMEi. I IMV lilt I Htl EU. ni.li HA It IIH. I'll J WILL Al'PhAlt Al' IONY PAnroll'il DE.NEFIT TO-Mlllli' AI Htllll'. u 0 v 11.roTOU::VT:,,LFECKr,, ,T. ill Monday evening. May IS. 1411, and every eve ung dtt. f I Hi ling the week, alao for Vvedoeaday and batunlay slatl- II I unei, will be proilucrd far tt.e Ant tlnu! at Pita lhra ft I BjW1 tie. a new adaptation of Harmon alnawortn's celo ll lkJW btaUtd novel, la a prologue and four acte, entillod v IiKsa' J.M K -IIUrtMltll. 1. IH. preapni.d with pnitrely n-w icenerr. merbahlcal r tW rAecia. nroprtica ooid appuiatuiaala, ooiluuea, had t DIHj Uie caitliieludtng BleV 0. I FOX. II I Ii irphortel by a powerful Company. I CltS Piopigiip Till. IvTDoiy AND IlKRCtHLD. I tM i poch First HIE rtvo ApPitLNil' kj. IIH I'poeli tin. Mccnnd-TIIE lilt. II IT AYJIAN. IB Kroi-n llie Tniid -OhlMK an 1 1 CO.N EgUCN'C"V ll IIH i:po.h ihe Fouri. -TIIKintAVK. I IB M.UlNIIhUI'.Vl.ltY LII.NKpIAYand lATfRDAY, I llfl roinmeneing at 3P M. beats aieiire 1 a days madvabvc. j irlj BAItNUV'S COI'ltTXIII'. ixIHi IIV C.Mil.PIO KSU IKNSY OltJJP.II, SVILm AT PADHtli'S lll'.NEFIT TO-NHIIIf. IIU' JJOOTH'ia THGATHK. WINTER'S TALE. If 111 VIFTM AND lASI'TvEEK HUT ONE IttM ot bliakei: care'l itrand ttoiuantid Piay ol lb If WINTER'S llH SATCRDAT MATINEE AT IK. 1 1 Seats secured six days in adiance. Ifcll In preparation, tha nramM p Ernt of London in 1F17, I r IB "HIE MAN 't' Ali.l.li: 1 BEAimi'LT, HNOW. .qH liy lusV I atoil As!) LISLE ItlPDI'.LL. tM Al PAblOU'D IIKM.I'II HI-MUII1. if IB KTII AV,Tlir.ATIF, .bill! t) Laat werk nm uiipoi Mr. CI11LE3 MATIIEW& A tlMl TUESDAY and PRIIiW, 1 ItWl w MlltIM) FOR MONEY" an t It ftt) A TBAR." I K ll' WRI)NIIIAYa-ldSAll RD.VY. 1 lWL I'AI'llKI.OIt Ot ARIp" and "THE CRITIC." I plW THL'ltsnAV Slum, d SATURDAY SI A TIN RE, 1 "NOI SLC1I A FOOL AH UK I.OHKS." 4 VIII. Next week an entirely new piuaianitue 111x411 riMIK tVOIIIllVd Cllt I.H OH NK1VYOKK.' il X RIOtil AS Tllli Iioo-Fllllirs It. IIU 'I NY i'.inill! A HICK MIKV. illlrl AT I'AbfOR'.a llENi FII 10-N1UIIT, LllsV' V I II l,0'" 41 A II DEV. Iff IM.U.l.1 i.W.NINu AMI MATURDAY MATLNHB.' llttll I.MtIK -l- MTi E- OK .IEIaS MR. V. S CIIINFtllU ll C in bis intensely lutcust ndraua t! n ulH,' Pie Frti"tntrd "not The 'tame ot Poker. The Laves) j II at m l.uun Cabin of the M -d ra. I ItaVi KiT. TIIK AIIKA.Nb.V 1lt.VVKLI.EIL I IW E.'aloi cf tkr t'lrnn. lo liowio KniTo UuoL The il ilgaa, Il.iiilcine li.k. 1 iv Iilaad Retreat, 1 ilMa Oeneral admiksion. s &eoti. t RjHI 1 i 7 j o k "ri v niTu fiT voi,rrr.ciis I Lull ai lu.) i'a in:!.-, ii.. .ti ir IM tiiij ,rii.i:.Niu.s ami muht. J IlM 11 Pik-iri i-.Ll Fill! ONE irt-'KK ONLY. ftU RE-i'.'0I.KMl SI OF MIL t V .In-1 I'll MI R-'ll'i'. I.M who has p inntp-l lr i.p ir 1 u i-i th w.-ek. i UIH1 Ft !IY AlTLllMKiN ,.1) tlVKV'IVt. flS tenaatifi, I 11 KI I'. Comicalities, felfl KUet tp 111- LP Uanusa, Ac 1 EVLltl AFIF.r.SOON M il' II I lm Ly.,! ,iy.Kv'vo at 1 o'clock. 1 n I MirilfVl'T A Ml HOKTifN J W A DILI. IPEi: At' IDM p.v-l'OIl'S RENIFir I ai rills) Al IhllMlLiN AT O'CLOCK; I II rjtON Y l,AroU'MII,r.ltA UtllfslC I I 11 h. .Tnis 'Tiieviai) .Mfi un -u ai.d uvi'uinr I Ml ORA.NDTa.sTlliOM.M. T I IOSV I'AsluJt, I o K HUN" I'.H nt.u rr.i'.lttv i I Netie m-.-iu'.ui. 1, i.le, I'ar .1 t'litewarl, SHI Miill.erfiuut.'i.'rty, i ib-li-. O-. II t'irs. IIH Ivui Carl.. in, luiimii Ni ,'te, lea fii mover, IlsV M Plk i l- uili, i n il.i .aiu:alt t llel AND Tl Itl.tVUiy -.1 I1MPNK. IfsV TIIK HK8T llll... 1.V...I .irr.wlhi), f M 1,-1A7;TY .STI'.tVAIt P 1M) IJIjO, I OEM (III L' WILI AI'I'htK l l'i Y I'Asllill H ItliNKFir I. H jrnin ArrERNoo:; at t o'clock. I ll ArAiiKiiYOK'nri-ir.-iPi'ii r.rri Mfl t ED.'n'rtll Y 11 1 M SI list ItlPTI'tN N1Q11T. I D I.l'ClA 1)1 I.AMlibKMtiOU. IM FRIDAY TiiuteTith and inl iu'i.0' lotion night. TlH DON lilll) VM. IH iATt'RI) Y-KAIIhWt.LI. M VllNkE-rAUST. j Lisa EiiwiN's phi: in: p.. aim LAST MUlllt UF j t'llj VK'".".' ill Vni.-i: MrYimrit .nji i.ippi.i; haii 1 L i ILL API'I Alt Al ro.NY PAM'lllt's HlkStVlT IIH 'llll.- API EltNOQ.N AT il O'CLilCK. POWER Y TUP, IT' in:. Ia YJ Oranu uiuinpu or c iiii Fitter's new dramaol I SW UOLDUELl. I.I Complete aiin-t of m Mil. IV. II V) ilALl.l-T. Ill Plil-l'EDl'.li Bl AJII- H. ill V V. .MrAMMtliwV. TUP. 1)1. II MIS, t sl l ILL .PKklt 1 1 ION V PANUltfa IIENEFir II IIIIj AFTERNOON AT 3 Ol LOCK. fl ft:it II ACF. liA ltl)KS 'J JL tii it., bcnvtuu Lex uigtoa aad 3d ats. j tl IMPO'tTN'T INSOt'NrriMEVT. If Jt'LlltN ORAM) fUMlil.R Ml Hi CONCERTS, ll c nnnirt cog FRIDAY. Ma- 31. pi w hi i-ont.nn' eiei, 1 un-. h.ItiIi- and Knudar. 11 TutaJay and Prl.lay m 8bclclt P. M. I II Tirkeu ot AilllilHiot. (W I KI SUNDAY-iACRLD CONl'l.lIf AT 3 O'CLOCK T. U. il Adnill.loil, 3ftp i kl Ceaspn Tlckrta rnr tiiriy.aii roneerta, tin, i II PAtKAUE 11" U ritKl.l.-.ll. f rl For inlu at Hall it Eoh'i unic nuio, JA Uroadway, i 1 1 anil al rerraee Harden. l Ui 'iiiur f)iii"ii7iKi:'rv:-i;i.ri--pKMii M WILI. HE H.il.lVEIihll IT T"Y PAS I UK'S fc 1IIIS Al rERMKiNAI li'.'l.ill K j I VDHt Otlll .1i"ltl,IMi'PON' MINhTRKl'.-T II Jetu si. ttppri tin,..' e. .not Lroila-ay. Ililh 4 eait. See rei ertoirt nr n'co.ipriy. .sella two I 1 li Opera 1. i fit I' iw.i A r T a.n in: va vi"- oc'Kis.t iroc I 1 I M i., ui'ta' i.i nth and ih a i iH MK.if i:t'...MMI A A. I M KiMII.Y MAItSEB 1.V1 I V A M R'lAY AT 3. I M 111V IlATPl.llirrTTIl'. I A VOU I PtU' I 1j Will M'I'em; at tuny i.h u,i uxhErit' llllS AtiERMION Af 3 O'U.OC'K. I rilllKi:itK.tV PII.I'.ilN 11 A PruWllioCtirliTr i I 1 piJiiltaiL'p ihd M Jus, nr em Pawn or New Yink l aud llogaid.ia of l.Iini'a v I in Ne ,i' f at I ici-twon i t 1 Park on liieidav, Ma. ai sl. iwj sute M biMa. Itadga rale, rngir -n I Bj i-i ItAMIF.IM 'Ill"i: 't r' .Man.rM.d urn- U tl inra Night I-eLivalal Jono'i M ojU. lhuraday, iay .1. IfTI. l 1 Aiii.i:nirir.urNNV"(;n,iii.l 1 V.. Ull.l. AITr .t A i liAY i lli.Nhl'ir I II 'iHH ArTELMION Al' i O'lLOl k. j Ti IJAN.IO, aniiu and danas. Jig and c oV da'aPtng I H I tat kin l y itttt'AN. 1'. M ill-ton .,:unr II a .iy. Pj C 'P. M'PHKETI'.II, I'l-l. 'il d-l'vcr a irtPl.pT jt i1. line fii-e il u. ir. tne AKWi.lor ..iiiie'. 7 audu I Bill Kink' at runt o'e.-ck. K-iijpi'i, 1-. t u a ion neces- 8 sary to a popular ti.'vpriniitiat." 1 P r f'ttSJIkll flutitts. 41T, TM'OII tlAI ION auted or Slii.ylNjwrrarmaTidrn" Tt inliiirl in ijtuc. or hr ao. .lotm I' i a s I iiip.,oael I fl io he uviae on Long Island) r it load pro jfa ol ibeir I t Vr death Adlriws M tlENKl h, 4Siaot..n st ew Yoi .1. 1 jj If 1IIHIIEIIY pfta nolick lh.it niy-'wl.e "MAfTY" 1 5 B MALsil having Iritiu. balantoiud vitl-r i my 1 C I kliomleilgc or coiikiint, 1 a'dl n.n na iPil ina.tiic fr auy V n I denla ,li" may coutracl la .ut i-'n r v ..a-ur I n Mai IJ Wfc JOHN ALill. 11331 av. 1 i JJIiuiral .JnslinnuiHi. 1 I All t; A I "PI IT I. niiuo nut. a I ptave roae- ft 4 uod piiii p. i ii-, ci i I I i, cn.-i.-t ung baas, ,J j I every imp. n ni. e'l'nn lor ciu. Ill' J iilUDLh, m A.iiH) it., near Uroadway. Ml i AN I Pit Iti HT 1 1 no, nude liy Nu..ni d. Cl.r. for 'IB iB, a mnaio pi'i'i.i, i is-li by Nn.ini Clark, fur I I70. 1 I.: DKi: 13 M .iv IM.U Jaat. II.EIlA.NT rm 'wood pi in, III, fir' aixaViiLn" .If' 'j n. -i. l. JAMEo UuliUJ.-., mil lli.-i.i.-l.nr il uuat Afi ila.UuUi-.. J," 1AII1 wt I ip I lo a thanT.'sli ha I .una tnia 'foru, 2 J uiodorn inipruveiiiruu.iiuol. ano r i I hud s;. Jl'l 1)IA.NO, Second hand pia'ioi m van urinaTeriT ill c.i.up.isiug vu'iirt. iijii in ail id. Iur iiln fl at low pri" lv f'llli'Kg Hi s I as -i. ll Etit UOi Jif st tietMCfa tiro klway and 'iiii av i rout. fl T7ll "T. MlTlIII Oitll 1 N- lo rent, and tbe I ll X 1 1 antna appii.i I tow it I i ii i nrr'ia-e. at i ill Pl'.L'JI'UKt PKMtt I u ii.iinuf'etnrpri. i 5,1 Hi llioadwiv. ti 'iwff'i ,iu :,n inh us, t'l Ci)r, -MMiKMHIl no 7 and l't oi laverosT 1 il ?i)Wi W...I in. hi no if en il i.. i o.ii.,t,.,t ,i i- sl in.v. n.cnti tor cab or on iuital.taj.i s.ir m I.oii .u.d 1 fl upward. 1'iaoo. to rent. 1 fl F I.PDKF. P, l.iv.. i,pai3liL 'SI CjOrtfl llA.MM'AL'TI'Hr.lf.v i r'.o -Iteao- ,.1(5 tP iU, ii ii j in. tan- rocaol una all tin 11; pro)iuici.ia ui.-titiilj-1 arm it ctll.l i. 4JbS:h ay. i f 1 1 i 4j' tOftrifS. ft. N, L' Ol 11, Fllll t inrrriri, A nap ftH Xkoalk lUUs It. AGInLV.. M uikaWitb sv aarr4. bJBbHbIb'bWSabVbIbbIbbbVbi y3Blst gfllllllllllllllllllllllll

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I;! THIS SUN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1871. il B' Cllg tfofrtrmmnt. OIMrlCIAVl'0ARD OF ALD UKK. i 8tlTti8ieslot, Mobpst, Mirtl, Wlt.l f i. 3 o'clock 1', M, I rrttent Tbemel Comm. Esq president, and Alder- T i toen Charlock, Cuddy, Dfaioad, McKlivir, Flnnkilt, ballly, Welch, and Woltmen-. H minow. Cltlmi OfM. M Ktllott, Amos It. Eno, Asm F, F.bo, HHt ltd Auitiitu F Balth.latka muter of the widening, i svc. of Hroadwav. Mf listened to the Committee Ml Tlneooe, H' lUOLCtlOirl LAID 0T. KtI 1r Alderman O'NeJH-ro ley crosswalk ncroei H Broadway, opposite nambr 1,181. Ht Br Aldermen O'Neill To care mttsf toil flst rt groat of numbers 79 and 71 Kelt 'twsntr-eithtb street. HK.I Or Aldermen Plnnkttt To Ur f ai mtiiu In Fifty- h foerth itreet, between Tenth end Eleventh arsnues, v Md Flfty-afta etieat, between Ninth toa Tenth nie- Kit "flr Alderman McKtsver-To ootid nut In Tnlrd 1I lienne. belweo TwtlfUi Thirteenth streets. rr Atdsrssn Plnnkltt-To lev Crnlou malniln ItltV Pf tj-lbtr .1 el. Ninth srisss to Boilevara. V.'j By Aldermaa plunIU-To regulate, ete Forty- T ISgklh ss.net. Ninth to Teeth eveaoe. W "it Aidermss o'Nsill-To para with lVUtaa pave- FK ml mil meet. Dm evsnoe to Avenue A. til iivUiePrealdeot-Tofiilflh Iota eontbeliSe 0 Bitty- K! tawond street, bttii Fohrtn aad Lex lot ton evtaass. KI lir Aldsrroin o'Nelll-To rurogutlsr and flsg south IMa of Kitaty-fberlh street, First arrona to ATanna A. Hr Aldsrmeo Welch-To place two Umpe opposite 5 1 XI. R. cmiich IP Allen lrat. r, 11 r Alderman Fluakltt To fence In loti loulhwost t i comer of Broadway and Finv-nfUi street. 1 By Alderman plunkltl To rea-nleM, Ac. Highly- k Mihtb Ureal, from Kliklh atenae to North nrer. K ilr AMenoen rlnnkltt To retnlate. Ac.. Mrcntj. alfhlh itreet. from Mnth aranoe to Honltrard. Vtl UOLUTION FROM DOAKD Or 1III9TA1IT ALDkBMkK BlP ADOrTID. Hi To permit Jtmea F Winter! to place waterlnr tronih kK aoilhweat corner of Tenth arenue and Thlilj Eftb Ti! On motion, th Hoard adjonmeil nntll Mnndar, nth (r, lut at I o'clock 1. hi. J0UN UAIIDY, Clerk. AV 1IOAHO Of ASSISTANT ALDKUMltf. fcriTiu Baeatox, VIoxuat. Mart), mi, I EE 3 oVlock M Klri No member aeawrrlnt to hla name on the call of the W4) roll, the clerk announced that the Hoard Hood ad' 41 lonrncd to the tli lnt. HJ WIlXtAM II. MOLOMKT, Clerk. 1 a j lji B EbnttS cjtmalfi. A TTKNTION J IlIltl.H WANTKI) TO-DAY. J J 1'irnij iltcc rradr bi irood vaxeat no deiajr. Dl Ulltl WAN1KII lO-IIAT. i I 1'lenl; plicei read at food vacee t Do delay. ClIMB ANI1 8KK. WLi Oirlieentfor. whooblrri to alt In oftlre. f J EMl'LOVMK.Nl UrFH'K, 1 WKtr MPM r ntl COItNEIl nilOAUWAV. r F.fTAIlLIBHhD 1IYK.IIS. I'MIHT-H ATI'. HioVnucrwantof to co a faw mllraln the counttri none hut tlioae able to In Hit atract need apply, to J. It. B Ah l, outlon U tan V TMrd ar QH" A WO UK elTfn ont at blcbeel rtlcn to pay 1 XJL a for flm-rlafa vewtnr machtnra lnlrncllon free. SI IU.AKK TON I). 21 Atur place and IU lit iu f A A. WOKIL rl'aa out 10 parlor aewtnx ma- Mi J 1 ebinea br tntallmeDti 1 Initractlon free J. T H; UfcHUALI.,tll Fulton it., near Marinond t.,llrooklrn A NKW tawini machine on monthly ptrmcnlti ML i s hlcb priced work aire n t doalred 1 open erentnga 1 V tnitrnctlon gltex H Carmine it., near DUccktr. I A rsilHOS todo plain aowlni on lace cnrtaini 1 1Y one wrw dealrea permantnt work may aoply at IB Clar, J. KOOKltf. A VKW rood book foldcn wanted. Apply at Si XV Uatkmae 11., up atalra KAN PALI. A TOMI.IS8QV. A pool) rrenker wanted 1 una who nnlnntanda 1 amaer'i faml'y aawlnjE machine 1 ateady work luarantaed.at llllal 11.. Iloboaen, N. J. A flit I" lor lencral hoKework. and a girl to lend J an Ice cream laloon. IVIUrand it., corner of MM, VTHUemibnrfh. llttlVmiV, Bnt-claii wine machlnci XI. by moutbly payraeait In work 1 Inilrucuoni free. A T137 E A NT 120 r lTMT. iloou work lopay"for J aawint machlnea 1 inttraclloni frne. A T 1 00 Dleeeker t. Tf ork la fnrulihod to pay lor XV all klada ut aewint machlnea. A ri'UKJITICKS wanted to learn drejemaklng, XV at It: Cta er.i rlai lo bell. DAHTKIIM and operatora on linen and fine alpaca 1 J t tint u pr linen coata. Call for J daya at 111 join at., below Kb ar. 1)0011 Flfl.DKTrM wantea 1 iteadr work for food J haudai noneothira neoJ aptily at 8 North William 1 JUTTOMIOI.R ruaker uanted nn fine ihoei, XJ J ll A SHKIOIAK.M Warren ai. 1UTTOMIOL,Buiakirt wanud. J HII.LBK. St eth ar fTMIKHiCTH. Firat clat hai'en on linjie work Vwauted by TI10MAJ W. LOVK A CO..JU Uttdaon 17tIRHT-CI,ANa fur linen for cloaki, nt r.i Kait XMitn ti work tlranoul ADLRK. TJOlllt nnt-clata opcraiora on aliona. Cull ail the J? week at 17 llemaen at., tvininmiburf n. I I "I? I. tit buttonhole inaaera wanted, Apply with r X' lerence at WAUU'a Wl nroadway. Itlim.S Trill DO V .-1 am reoneated br aoma of Va ihc koiKl. larc '-heartud men of tlliMtirl to brine them out tome little clru aud bora, wher thry will hare the beat of boo.ei. Tnr prty learea Mar 10. Call at 19 Itattllh at., from Monday, 2M, toltbeSOth. "Chlidren'i Aid hocicty. fJIItliM aornttoinel to foot and rxiwer preiei. or VI aoch at with to learn, are wanted el 313 Kut i?tu it betwetn ll and 11 an TlIllf.M waaled II tran ollT Apiilr at Uuel Va nore.?W llrujdway. nrarlkliii WiJiamibarih. 7 I mil) WORK af bleh prlccTlo "pay fur beTT i'ew VX Inx niacblneo wi'en day and ereun: ITTViiiar f'J.lHl.H to Iran. drvKfinaklnzi alio, I cod handi. VTApi ly ft I ihr wejk at ai IHrUlon at. i J.IU I.H laoiiht tneperale on ell nnt cuu icaiux VT biarnlnea at !KI IiirM m l. TTICI.I' war fd A laite nnmVr of imort mrli for 4 1 eood iltuatloni in cur anil countrr (lod aitna tuna and li (h w- at Mr. WKLKVA lelect cm, plojment ajri-ncr. V Ith ar uar IJih t Harlem. T A III KM lanebt tn iroub'y 03 lewlig maclilnra It n ilrtenl,li ar,, corner itett ICth at.; U1 hail liroadway near c ir.al it. AlluUo learn, reel, or bay reoommenried to work, f A 1)1 1-.S- Work furnished at homo to pay for new JJ W and W A W aevr marn on tnonthlr lnilall inenui Inilructlon frro N. MACI1. SCirCll CO., No. 41 Illrrckur at. "k I'Kll ATI) II wanted-on Orover A "liakert, t heeler Jt Wllaon'i. and ttiifoi A Olbb.' nia chinrt, II. HA VWA11I). I.t l.uwniid AI'I'IIATIMIS on rhti.lifn'i alto. 1 vcud uaeM and ilradr work Call all Ilia tn at Jl. I' AUK M, No U Mrtronolllai. nr.. Williimiburjli. "kl'Klt ATOIChon plain aironVraTa. S10- and ot baatrra. 17 to per wocki pleuty of worK. US Bier ton ut icon 1 floor. Tv'KltATOKb wanted on w. A w.'i ruactilan on f flannel nlrta. Apply at It) hail sinit betucen lit aad id an. TTFlTlt ATOlTs aniM onn niroi-ftT.r,bT-ma-J chine IVIES' nr. lolwpen irxib and losnh u, CilOi: 1'ITTIMi. -win'ot.aTonJ oowalor for IO fme work. Addp M v A c I'lewaaiTllie, N T. VI)i;KI.KIt iV WII.MIN. f-lnfer. ilooa. red. IT III lE"l a (llhhh .a r bluln iimclilnet, rjutod aind ol 1 1 mnnillr parnifnn itreana.rh av eoi ad H loiti ii and 13; Kelt llroadwar, urar Can il at. flplendid ib.ntt Wbeeler 4 Wtluoi lotofllowt'a tor lealhi-r W A NTKI) A youni German woman Udo waih 1T Inc. Ironirii. and liouwork (no tookinc) for a aaall family t wajea til per i.iontb. Applr at tJl CUi nr.. 2d (Ivor, before 11 o'clock "W'KT M'lisr.1 wanted 10 file bnbci tAlieir own T hnmiannterrl.irirenf the 8iir n Uairili, t. M'nihington equate, north lUe 1 dociot'i certiUcato reinlroil, T A NTKI)-An operator on Blnfr'i michln .ruTiT r 1 er4 an,l 2 to ler 1 a nroMi'iin on veil a. 10, a tlrl to do uclil hou..i'ieur. IS KiKihrin ti 1 1 llu-ir. "VVANTIIII-Tlnee I1I111 to'enVaro in a lubt and II proDtaole iniMnfMj njr n from II t o duly. II, II. rKIIUI.SoN A t'D.,JJ) llleeeker il. V ANTED -'il .r.rora on wlllcot AUIBb'i"inT II chiuea lr lie work. A s, I,I1 Ha, Wllro,vlwar. VT ANTKD A Lin i; 10 15 yo.ut if et to tan care II 01 11 kiiiv In IV.mi lloijoki i, N .1 Applr to K. OIUMi.N. corner 01 Itliand llank m Sow York. WAVI'I D -A bam cjo'. anl 11 cii.imt e null blr II Hi" ciuuiijr Ann'i in l'raforl llouiu, rorucr of Kranktort and W11 l.mi it., one week. AVA.NTi'.ll-Oiiereturefur Wlnwler A- WHion'i nTT Ilrhlnei by dreimKer; nlu hnitontiola inakcu. No ftwll uy .heinren 5U ami wih a. W "TI1 i errand e rl. and to make lierTeif II uwful ahout tho li ue' cuy rfercnoaa rodnlred. Call lor tnrre daya at VI I. ml llin it WANTF.II iiiiiiitofiately cood fliaer brum lici-; II perm men! w rk nnd irood lalarr Klveu. Apply toT Jill'AMtJi'K.til llroidwar. W ANTIIII lea ur 1 to work In tho crelel tie II lorr, l Wen j.'dit. Inqulro In Ilia "'rfn. AV ASIIi:itS, i.arelier. uiul irom n wint d. In 11 quire at Mttruponui l.Huii lry. w a id 10 Ctb or oppoutealli it Vr A.NTKH-A roipectable colon"! womai at ciok 11 in a pnrale family. Call at lit Kail Km it, be fore U o'clock. 7A NTKII-Op'ralon and learnera on Blnier'a .11 inaclunionihlrti and panti, it lluallnciou it.. Brooklyn, VANTKD-(,ood oneriton on W. A w in 11 ctimea for wnileihlrli, at V) and 7) Leonard it., piUIri, WASTr.ll- 10 npermori on coiU 011 Blngei'i ru, 11 ctnin. fin to Hi a week. jINcw llowery.topfl lor. V ANTi;i)-50Kood funewento workTn hon at LJ 1J Hprlnit it Wi 'T'!,...':?re.."11"" 1 aUorunTw clrli to learn. JT Apply IMMh V. rAKTr.KS.SIl Ilr 'nlwayj WANTKO llnrda for or. rail am jtii, ,,en, alio lor wiilic ana calico Hiirli lUUinaUt.' AYAflTI!TTwiiiper'p"r7ii,"Vra inaclnne on 11 kin leinen'i yultcri, 41 UeUucoy at, VAs,T,l',!"".0l"r""",."'"'i!1"1;""0'' ihoiTcoaiiT f.S 11 010 llili -1 iimi;eii An. I) and c. (14 WA Vrtai (l iod iii.7a fir featli'ri. aewen, cuTT J' vi piap.r, r, al I'l Woci erri. 1 Lr 1 1 9 "W '?.",IL' to wi7'c"n, tno factory, Sis vciT 'ill "f II4.dat. App,, ill 11,1 olUi", IK! J r ftiu'o.VV.. i,":1;,! .ft' ui ri ,Jti 'A iVihlii" i'i ,'""o"ioin in ma duiTTr IfkUU I? iV. Vai'iViV.'iV1 '0 '1" J2 A J'lltHT.I I, iis iiiiliin-riwanied iji tin r(l;lj H bl9'ii'lli and Will m. J Hiuay.. if i '10 M'.W ihirt Ironer" 11 .1 tamiry jronera t,antet 'if XU.mn. 4 ileiy at laundry M 1.1 ai e "r ih 11 Wgiiltb-'-cftiTatt. A-HIT.0A.TJ0Jlrl In flrl claae famlllea. with a OOOD WAOKA. ca be obtained by all eooki. cnambennaldi. waltreaira. laondreaaea, honieworkere, nnraee. eaamatrMiea, imall iiirla, and ttrlj lately land ed. In city or eonntry, TIIISDAT, etlwilh ar., orer druf itore. ANnSnitll of reliable lrla wanted (at food weeee) la Oiil-clau famllleafor homework, ejiam berwork, Ae. call aa aonnaa poealble at the 11 tOAllWAY KMPUItMRNTOrrlOR, XfOi DKOADWAT. mtTKINlTllAND HI 8TB. A BPIKNDlri Wheeler Wilton aewlne machine for tale for 123 1 ai rood ai new. too Dleecker it., tnlrd floor. AnilKMSM AKKIt wanted, alio tlrl to work on treeimeklnc. I'ieaie call at 11 Kait lh itj Ah.HAUT (Irl'to ta charge of a kitchen I mml be temperate. MO Clinton al. a llll. wanted In a bakery note. SGI UranJ 11, U01L BRWBnH.-Two rnod aewara wanted. IWWIM 1VK8.U Centra it. CAP flnlthen wasted 1 Heady work by the week. Ill Centra at. maWMAKRUM, one to lew on Ororer A aaet'i niachinai alio, as apprantloo. It Unloa Ixinare, DHKHfm AKKIIH wanted) flrit rate handi. jAMkS A, 1I8AHN A BON, TO Broadway. DIIKH-SMAKKUM warned at tin gprln it. tlagame DOUOtArVa. DltKrtHM AKKIIM wanted at 13 Uonroe IU board formahed U dealredj TjiXIMSUT eperalori on Wlllcot A 01 jbi'i on flna J anroni 1 kUh nrteea and iteadr work 1 alio lome osulda worken. lot Bprlni ec Kntrance on Hercerat. JANOY WaidTewtnTwanleir I Cannon it. Giui,8.aiui.HOTi..st CARPKKTKR'a AOKNCT. IS Weal llih ll .C3rnef eth ar., and ret good placai to-day, In femlliee or ho tel!, tn elllier (I17 or toontrr. NKW WAlrl.SO ROOMB.CLBAM AND LOOL. Gllll.H lo make iade tuiela. noliere. twlateri. flo Hhera. Mao imal SItll to Hua and lining boya. Ill Weet II roadway. I" .lirltOVMtH and annrentiea wanted at Wreii maklng. Apply at 4JI Weil UJ it, LA III laojtit to operate on eoitom pantaloom 1 Icitira.tll the entire bnilnca tanihl from the bundle 1 pnrckaaere tantht free and found In work A mall tlrl to do HcM homework. I'leaae oall any time at !J3 Waal d it. Leuoni erenlnti. I A I) I KH taujiht on Blnter'a. Wheeler A Wilion'e I raachlnei andfeweraon leather wcrki machlnea repaired, at Mr. TIIOMSON'd, 411 Weat Sid il., be tween 9ih and 10th an. ADICH tauifhl on Wheeler A Wllion'a a, m. IB juieeckerat 100 wanted, l'lenty work ifterleamlnc PKIlATOlin and baateri on alpaca and linen eoau. alio bitten hole maker and prceeeri rotk to good bandi. 107 I'nnca it SIMSRATOUHoo Slnter'i and W A w.'a ma chine oh flannel ihltUj iteady work) at U Ua 1 it., below I'rlnce. KKATOilr. buusra. and nnWMri on paotn lbeat prlcea aad iteady work at JU Dowtty, top floor, I'RIIATOIIS on Ilowa'i machlna al 4 Rut llroa.way SII I ItT handa wanted to tike ont work 1 naw tewlng macnluea for aale on ImuilmenU. I'lNNjJCJ Chorchjt, rpAl I.OItK?H on coauione that worke a tood X heitonhole liberal watee; nearly. 7 Thompion at., bilween I'rlnce and Bpnof iu. II1WII tailoreuei on cuitom panu at lil M ar.,en Xuaacelnllth il. l'ATKICK HOLLAND, WANTEII-a operator! on Wheeler A Wllion'i awmt michtaea, to rtae, flna white ihlrtai alo. flnltheri. and tlrlifrom Ulo 15 yean old rot tnralnc cum an! collar bandi, to work at osr new factory, li Leonard. ...up icml pnos, pniHAXM. VV ANTKD-A yount ladr to attend a bakery 1 one 11 who apeaki Oerman and U acenitomed to the bn.ir.ea. prcf.rred. ApplyQatvopNq WANTKD-M tentrel waitreiaei lor a .umroei 11 biinia wifti lilt alio, lanndreiaei, coon, pantry tlrli. Hirer tl'U. sinoral work girli, Ac.i country aa d city. 3fJ flowery. WATKD-A yo ne ladr to aiteod In ihoe itore 1 mult unnenlaud IrrmmlnT ehoei t none hot thoae well acenitomed to the bcalnaaa need call, 8JI th ar VANTKD-Olrli. clrla. tlrlii tood plicea now 11 ready iu city and countrr. Call at once, old ofuee, No. II lileerkcr it Un TAri'AN in atw idanc. VANTKD-Flrit-clai opiratori on Wheeler A 11 Wllion tewlur machine. Applyto J.AC JOHMrfOK.'it'lerd anroadway. WA .STED-folden. itlteben. and corereri on niKtpapcr and pamphlet work. C O, EA11LK.H Frankfort it. WANTKII-A tlrl to fed on aramphell pre" 1 null be a tood feeder. Apply 19 Wit. J. IUCAD, lit Fulton it., New Tork, VT A MTF.D Apprentice, to the dreaamakmu none 11 bat tood aewara need apply. Call lor two day. at 10 I'rlnce .1, VANTKU A good operator or llowe'a lewlnt 11 machine on raan'i work at II Jicaaon it., near Mad ion. WANTF.D-tllrltowork at paper hoi making 1 eipetlcneed handa can apply at ltA Centra it., mar Canal, WA-TKDA Qulllrr on W.A IV 'a rntrhine none 11 tut a competent band need apply. M tl arM 2d floor. WTASTKI) Two taliorouea to work on enitnm It rant.. Apply to 1YM, L.AUOI1LIN, 230 W. ISthlt place. Vr.JSTKD-Onodcnot.waherandlrnnar 1 i'rolei 11 lani preferred, ataat W liln., bel tth and 8ih an. VA NTF.D Three good name and laddie han.li i 11 ireueral workmen arj reqn'red 431 Ka-t 10th t. V A Nl"KD -A Rood llrejmak''r. at S)7 41 ar one 11 that cm operate on Orovr a llakeri macmne. W ANTKD-A tlrl for general lioni-wnrk. tool wsiher and Ironer. Applr at It! Weal 10m it. V A.VTr.l) -2 apprentice t" learn drtsimaking. 11 Call atM'M ar. corner of ai it, WANTKI) -ulr'i to pack asd itainp tobacco, Ap 11 ply a. viflWaterit. TV ANTr.OO'rlato weareon hnma' hair. Apply 11 at Si Unn int. r? FIMhll CBS -nrn al-o learner rood Wprire,u 1. 4' lain n n 1oor. F.MII.K. Kl Ol'F. .A 1 OI(7"r qnilleroe coatij illf 14 lie.- e ai I V iH-h 11 -it At. Ii -n r Dswiitied 0.1 tii.e Iwai no learAeri 1 t)M w -rk fn mi 1 yea.-. i. .10 uca it- itf I (Jo"IMirii'l ".v Jo-tb waulUM vTaxTtT. elUldfo-. IV I al tl 9 1'iel I Mi" tTri'HT"r -t-aiil lea'aurli HTy II Ml work. ?4JJt'i it it ir Ar. Il 1 3D A V.-F"irilh- oct o" ithleheit price u .1. f,nicl..i acalog siNchinei. Klanftb iilalts. VIIOV orvonntman wmtolal the hntie palnllnc buiiLeM, none but tfioio who hire bean at it bo f'.re Apply early to L IIIS'O. S Hadion it. A(JOOI) roet and nanlal nn rraker. aU) a good bnrhc'n-.m. mine itore mi W SMh t IM.rilllKIt winliTlltMH av., between 37 in and inh tta. BA K Kll wanlel Mcci.nd hand on bread. Apply at onrner of concord an1Jayta., Hrooklyn. II.OTII I N eutiera wantoTartha wiiolMaTo dotii j nt home 3a Llipenard it aecond Ion. UAKN tWSJl'A K V. II-wartol-Coroor UrT J and State it. ,fery my. j IOl.'sF, paintera wanted al 10 Tarn place! 1 KS wanted al the New Vom OaivanUint W rk! ill Aop v nt ofllci), 100 Itsekinan II., or at work'.M to 17 Little 13.Ii it near IQtn ar. McCLKKt A Co. MKN winted for whaling rorake t alio men lor U. r Navy Ap.ily thli day at 37 Welt at., or Idll Weil il, corner of Ileiio. I). L, I'KAltL. IMIrrrKIIHwant'li none hut good. lobar work, men neejnpply J if. JiiHNSDN, 813 KaitJOlhit, IIAINTKItS.-srTril rliu nracticaTpTinten. Ap ply early in lU" morning, at 71 Kail 311 it. LMIOr.1l A it F.lisl-W antedTa IrauTon ladlet' and O inlri' ilrat-cla-a worki ilui boy to build heeli auiiilleoulll'U J IIAfll, 3) Tf arrcn it. SIV f'AIIINKT makera wantel to work on hard wood doora, tnanteli, and mirror fratnea, atO How ling liieen. roll IIATTKirrt.-fwo Hlk bat trimmer wanled I l.iiniediately. Apply at 1'. Wt.SliN WKIN'a, 113 Sr.ii.au at. 'I'Wd ihocmaken wanlea at 211 1 nlnmula 11. 1 1IIIIH M cAfl K. V A NTF.D A boy about It reari old tn run errand! I I and learn the painting btialneaa one that ha been al the holne-a preferred. Apoly to JOHN U, SKMU.1, So M tteiHUt it., from i toD, rANTI!D-A inailo drive for a grocery ttorei 11 ho niuat U'ideratand the care of liorm-a t wage. 112 per week. Acidrere It. o.. boi Ii3,!unolllce, wltu rofer- rnce. mid where lait employed. A NT KD for U h. icrrle, iemen. ordinary ea 11 men, llremen, and A able bodied landituen liume dlaiely i:. I'lji Kits, irt lldoii ar Brooklyn. WANTF.D-Onod carriage painteri, ilio one IU al can ilrioo well, CAMINIKI.L A McrUKIlSON, 100 Weil Sid it. Y A NTIID-A penniler, M10I SiniinrtlLTllrook 11 on, betweei llicki aud Lolumbla iti.i alio a lonng man at painting. V A NTF.D- A first clan Joiner ateaty work Ap ply to HIlirVN d. CO, Uroadwayaml 45th. t., betwton sand 7 I. II. VANTi;i) A foreman houe Joiner alaa 3 or 4 11 wormin. Inquire at IU1 lludioa .1., corner of I.atght. W A NTF.D -A good blackiimtn tlut uudrrtianrii 11 Piling and turning i.ioea I.WISI av-, cor Mill 11 W-rNTIiD-TwogoodUu roofor.Tlis Waiilonton Jl .1., Iloboken. a. IIKIIhlt'JIu; WANTKII-Flrit-cluaman to caro iaie nniim at BhMA Vrl, corner 3'jtn it. an 1 iih ar. V A NTl'.D-A boot iiiaLer, al tu" Welt iithnl7 It, HMIIH. V A NTIID-A good tra le tiairH-r. l K- H. lllHMl'dON. Il Hit, V ANTIID-A oor rromll to u eai, witliljool JIre.Ti nrHaJinilleekerlreet laundry V'if,T,!l lnedlaiely","a"jiiurnemair"barUr 1 11 gold nage liiliatand Uroailwar, W'idTtrH.iT,v,oi:ufifI" od w Wl&nVnWwfy0'1 "rn" trlmm.t.Tat MIX'S, 'tblSwornln'''0' t'"'"ce ',ow a"" Wrdtb--J$nUt. A yANTKD-Twoealtenforiadle' inltii alio, t t an Ironer and 23 flnt clan operator, on Wheeler A V lllon machine. Apply at Howard it., or 3U Canal II. PUFF, MALCOMBON A CO A WANTKI) A itrong aetlra boy, mail not be X a afraid to workiono llrtog op town prelerred. Arply with recommendation. m B1MUN HTKUNB. B1 Canal at, A CO V I' I. K of goo! framer. wanted, at balldlng .onthweat corner Win .1. and til ar, AJUNKlit dry good. aaleamaTwanied. IU Myrtle ar., near Notrand, Ilrooklyo, AdOOD (JAH-FlTTKlfVinted. Apply at W lit av, HOOKniNDKHM -Wanted, a yonng man that haa lerred a ihort time al primed work, or one that can role, 10 go uod.r initrnctioni 1 a good tharce for a aroari lad. Wll, McOKK. 727 rtroad it., Newark. N, J. l A KF.tl wmtM on brad and caka.lo go a ihort 1 dlitance tn the eonntry. Apply after 10 A. M. to JOHN II, HON P. 83 front it., Naw York. BLIND paintera and glarlora wanted, al 1374 Id ar.. belweea 128tk anil2Ui iu. 1'. A ASNRB A BO.f KI.ACKHMITJIfJ.-Wanted. twofloormen, Ap ply to i. bOYLK, Orareaend, h. L. on coney li laad road. BOY wanted to work In billiard room. Apply before I A. M. MAHIKIN A FLYNN, 40 I'ark row. It ASH VINIMIIKIf H on Foi lathee wanled by JOHN MAT! IIKWB. lit ar.. bel, ttfi and rih ta. BAKKItH.-A imirt boy tn bake rake, and help on bread. Call alter A, M at iU Weittad.l. J JOY wanted at (44 llndion 11, VTTKIIH of eiperlence tn cut ladlea' mill and undergarment. Apply to H06BNDAND A IllItBCII, No KM Canal it. IIllK.HAN wanled. A boy harlng eiperlence can addreie FHtBM AN, .tiling waiea.boi 4.UI. New Yon 1'o.t omce. pnoil hernee. nitchert wanted at 51 Warren it., VT New York. Ut) I l'Olt KAUNAS AND SI IHMOtMl I. A gentleman who ha. realded nine yeara Weat and recently liken a nnmher of partlea of horn eieaa children' to Mlaaonrt. will glre Information end -.litance to famine who detlre to emlgreia. Call alii Kat ith t., Chlidren'i Aid Society," Monday, ad to 30th, MOI'l.llF.llrl.-WanleJ, two flrit clii tea kettle moalder. for Peek. kill. Applr aim Water it. ATNKUrl" Wanteii two"Iood men before a 0 clock tnu morning, at 131 l'reildenl 11, between lllrll and Henry, Drooklyn. C H 01'. II A K Kit H wanted, ai IM d ar., between 0 MJ and 34th iu.( alio a man by tne week. UIJINAN S'TioKJIAhTkUH-A imar'rboy'to" eyletihoea.all Front it., corner of Fulton Hrooklyn. fill) TINMKN.-Wanted Immedlale'r. two or Ihree J tood tin and afae.t Iron workmen and Jobber., to go a .hort dltnc. In the country, Call ttii. morning at OIIUI8 A IIURKB'3. tii Water It. fltAII.OUH ran be accommodated with board, JL waehlmr. and aeat room, wltn the ne of a m eJime 1 alo, a nul-clai lalioreaa w anted to work on coau, ai J59 At. n, lit floor rilAII.Oirwanted'to go a ibort dlttanoe In the I eonntrr. Call at tl Welter .1, corner of Cnorei, from 13 A. H. nntll 12 M. rilWU good tin roofera wanted at Long Drench, N.J. L For nartlcnlari. call at IIICNltAlti A BTOUTKN noltOUOII'a, 278 ana m Pearl it. fill) TAI1.1)KH,-Wanfd, 2 good coat makeri to X work In a itore at 433 th ar 1 doen from 34th it. JJX ION(3aT,K maker wanted at n CHIT .t. AriHK. IIA.NDH on brw work wanted by JOHN JdATTHKWtt.j.1 ar.batween auh and 27th ti. rANTKD Atcnt. rrerywh.re to ciiiul for II M lTuMla and the Franco Prnaaian War, br John B. C. Abbott, now ready and aell. .plendldly. PnblUh ed In both Engllih and Oerman. A lira luhleet for a wide-awake ageat. Apply to J. c nuTTHR. 4t rranklln at.. New York, V ANTKD A rarnlah mini ona who tboronchlr 11 nnderatanda the minufactarlng of all klndi of coach and furniture vaml-liee, Japan dryen, Ac, tood wateetlran and iteady amplymanl guaranteed. For addreaa. Inquire of I1HOWN A QllkKSIi. IS Water it. WANTKD-A yount maa, no arned, atront, and 1 1 wtliint to work, vai kaowa by actual experience how to handle ready made clothing 1 inch a ona can tat a aitnatlon by the wear In a larr e retail hoo.e. Ad drea. wliJrrenceJNDCBrilY, Biatlon A. WA NTKD-M good men to work on granite cat ting, gool run and ateadr work; alio a tool sharpener 1 apply at the granite yard. Catrary Cemetery. neaMoll ga e. of PAT'R UUNMAN W A NTED-130 laborer! on the Mnntclalr Tlailroad. IT two imilca from Newark t good board liratahed laqnlre of J. 11. Baaford. on the wort, UACKCBA BANFID. WANTKI) A yoont lad In a fnrnltare .lore th.t nnderrtand. bookkeeplnt 1 ona realdtnt with hia parenu preferred Addru J R hot 119, 80 a oflce. with .alary eipeclel. and reference.. Vr ANTKD 20 .mart boy., orer 13 year to handle II wood 1 good pan make 111 a weak KtCLSKY A I.OITOHI.IN. coal aad wood, corner of N.rlaa and -Jjntun iu, Hrooklyn. WANTKII-V "plcmber to go to Newark. N J.i none bat flrat-rlati need applr. Call at M (leek man rt (LOUIn WAKritLAGUA CO.), between a and 10 o'clock thi. morning. WANTKI) In a law once, to do errand, write, Ac a boy trom 14 10 14 yeara old. AddreM. In own bandwntlng, tlriag addrea, 8. A II., box 4.IH foal Ofaee. New York, W ANTKD Three good honi. painter, to to a IT anort dlatance In tua eonntry. lnquir. al MAT THKWh'.aeinree. offi.i-, oorner of llarrlaoo aad Weal .1., New York. t a NTF.D Cabinet mikera on pine and ehMtaul 1 1 furntinre t good prlcea and fteaiy einplarment Addre Lt'Pl'KIIT A MANKKT, 71 ai.at 3d at., Wll llamaport. Pa, WANTKD -linoa to to to work a ahort dKianea IT in the canntry. gool wage and ateadr employ, rnent. Apply to lrM ANNIN'0, 12 Court etHrooklyn WANTKI) A hoy that baa been at the mf.rhle IT builneM 2 or 3 yean. In-jnlre In marhla ihop, Iremnnt, t euicheater county. N. Y. oppo1la depot. V A NTKD-For I'TNarrTaeamen," firemen, and 1 1 landnicn. at 117 lludion ar, cur. Vora at .Hrook lyn, near Navy Card gale D. lllllaroLI,. WANTF.D-A man who unoenlanai repairing atd Tl npno'aterlot furntltira. Apnlr to W. B. TO'VNSKNH, IS! Urand atJVIlllarathnrth W ANTF.II-Oood cabinet maker, for ateady achool 11 I'irnltnre work. In tho countrv Applr at J W. SfHiLi: ,'KUIIOItS'S. It Bond at baement door. V A NTJ'D-A tood practlrai tinamlth one nnier- 1 at iudtn4 the bntiaeaa thoroughly, to take charge of bon. An Irea B., hoi 101, Bun office r NTF.D One or two mud u.en who nnderitand V Hie limine at BANFOUDK pork picking home, Clermont ar., near Fnlton av Hrooklyn. V A NTH'D-ATllAYnrisnirand! cor lonard llai.. Ilrooalvn. K. I), a Snt cla,a foreman on preal alao, a boy to to on a wagon. V ANTKD Two rood cllderilo work a ahort di 1T tanre In the country. Apnlr at II. il. ariTKIIB9 carrligo factorr. Stall at New York. WANTED A fliat rla. csorai-.fr for an old re 11 t ibl .bed weekir newait.per tetrrencea leqnlred, Arply thta day at Tl Dey at 1 00m S. W A NTKII-Alioy'ln'a trunif factorr! waje. 14.3) 1 1 per wek 1 alio a young maa to letter and repair trnnki. Apply at I Wall .1. VV ANTKD A iiout ronng man. Oerman preferred, TT aa porter In a book aiore j addrcai wllhr.f.rerci, BMITII.boi Hi. Buo offlc VVANTED-Art-clat rake baker and rrifV" 11 lloner. Apply al 2J7 Falton it., Ilrooklru (new NoXerter II al. W ANTKD Maehlnttli, firemen, lea-ner,, and lai.d--.Tl.mcn lor tn. U B, Navy. Apply to fc. IPIIIK, UJ Market it. TF.AVF.UM wanted for night work lii"a"ivn)ii' n 11 mill 1 good pay, iteady work. Vpoly at 18J Chnrihii WANTKD-A nrrouian nn riiitnui panin alio a 1 T young 11 an by the week. i; Forirtft., rearilui W ANTKD A yonng man In a hat Hi re 1 u-ra wvi 11 Uai been la aiich a Dualcea before, al IWO Loire ry. WANTKD-A goodjourneyinan tailor-(! laT?'l 1 1 Canal at.. In cloth afore, at 8 o'clock tb'i cm n n W 1 K Kl I w M ed Ap nlyTTl I Kl ii aTs N WALi. A Mcira bounet frame maaufactory, 3ti llroaaway W ANTUD-A hraa poiirnerTal IT J A II. JOS KM A COM. H Well tlh at. WANTKD-lwo liiim-M makera. 11 J A1. Vnncil, Htoadwar and IW.lit. .TANTI.D-Ooid leaf eutterV. Applr tn IT 1 1 KKMI ',170 Huflaoo l, WA NTKD Two iralraniiod Iron cornice makera and two boy., at PAJtallALI.'H, III Ka.t Hit .1. ANTKD-tlood coat maker, to woric ln the .tore 1 T 1 none but good bin J need apply, 931 Ith ar. W A NTF.D At llowdall'.'ihop iTwm llroidwey. IT -IgoodJoOliIng lock.iullhai alio I helper. W A NTF.D-Lathe and rue handi al Pioneer Iroa TT Worki, Conover 11., South Hrooklyn. W A NTF.D Hoyi who nnderitand leedlnt ruling 11 machine, at lleekman it., up atalra. W A NTF.D-lrat careel 'weaver., Applyto JAB, TT WAI r. 3 MyrtU ar nrooklyn. W A NTKD A good aecond hand on bread, Applr TT atari Fulloa it.. Urooklyaj WANTI'.D-A. roung man on bread aad cake. 40 Jama. it,, nrooklyn. WANTKD-A good carriage painter. Apply at TO 11 Atlantic ar.. Hrookhn. WANTKD-1 goo.ritovo pattern makeri, at 3S 11 le.rl at Hh floor. V ,A.-'!!TK,,-1I) t"clu nnlllucr. by W. aAHUI.L. IT 431 eth av. "ty A NTI.D-3 loidcron al 'JBJay.i, I r fi'U'.iVJBHR rrtm' """J i Jil II, McaWI N 1 'a. tJl Uroadway. K( (ll)Ol) railroad rockmen warned at Bputlen rjU liurvll an I Port Morru li. II i.watei, li for 10 hour' aclml work. A, II rillllll. Agent, fin II F.N wane. 1 to wirk on conatructloa trala at i)U itott lliren. Jl.tof-irlOhonra'work. WILLIAM J. CULLKN, Kojrnau, on train. K 1 JJllllll track layer wanted In lay tract on Port ilUMoirliandDpuytcin Direl It II at Molt Karen. 1H 'liI.K Y LIF1'01). Agent! 1 4HIIM) ilAIIOUKUI-i aanled to work n"n l.vy; ari imi a at luckaiioe, on New 1 ork and II11 '?J!" "J'1 wll"!" ,ur 'hovel Jen l 73 per dav r f tn houri'aork llU'KKv A HVltON, ffiHuab nub dom. !,?,!!.!t11. N'.,(,? la.-Freinir'itii'n'ii.l Cnin in,.!!".11,1; '.it0! U" 1 1"ty mm tho Horrten Mine, arrivluir dal y bv barge froin llailimura for a e by IllimiKN A I.ov KI.L 70 in i n will It, '."-.V'' 10 "'tnien and peddleri ehoapi r than any j other yard in the city Vard at Wih el Kail Hirer llli KtyODI) for iale)cilrerrd ny the InidP A, uuirealiacouduiudlumbirrard.iSl Ar li. A FIRtT-OI,Aft horeeehoelng .hop to let. with XX all the tool, for .ale. with good will of work. In quire at 3 Union av., Oreeapolnt, or on the premliei, Ho. 74 Kent at. AUAHK fJIIANOK.-OD.of the beet ll.h, oy.ter, fruit, and vegetable merteti In the city 1 eoanectad with meal market 1 long leaae. Cor. 80th .1 and td av A1,A I) Y or gentleman can bny (to-day enly) a live caan bn.lnea. for half Iu value, lay t300t yean ea UbIUhedi clearing tl dally. KLMOItlt, 'Jfl llowery. A (11)01) candr. crockery, lea oream. loda water, and tor .torale for .ale Cie.o. aa the proprietor mult leave the city at once. Inqnlre at 31 AUeu .L Al.K FtTrl l Ave pull. London make 1 bar coonter twenty feel, rurnlahe-1, and other flitnrea for .ale .tore to let. 141 Newark av.. Jeney City. A NKATI.Y fltlednp grocery. tor. foraali.wllh L atock and flnure.. loqnue at 23 Kut Hlh lt or atalr. M AUYB, 3B4 Broadway. t BAH Kit Y for (eta on 3d v.,7 year, eitabllihed, baking 12 barrel! per waak 1 all over eoonter I two yeara' teaie 1 cheap lent. Apply 3d av. and Tad H. AKTtllY for (ale eh.ap-ta.e. aaock, and fli lure. of bakery corner ot Ferry and (Talon ate., Newark, N, J. A bargain, Applf prernriee, BONNKT FIIA31 K bu1nei, .tock and rnachlnerv for .ale cfeeaji proaenl owa.r retiring rrom ball neee. Aedreei 1 WoOaler it. CI (1 A 11 MTO It It "foTTale rheae on aeeoant of lick nee. 1 gooo builnee. and beet locality. 133 th av. CONDKNHKn mflk roate for .ale. Inquire kl 434 llnaeon it., between 4 and o'clock P. M. ClKlAlt itore and pPr onle'Tor l. ckeao rint 1 I3 per month. Apply at 134 llndion it. l?OIt BAI.K.-TodrniiUtl aad phyilelaai a rare I' chance In a large trowing town! a One,. nag and well-aaiorted drug itorei good oJlce priclice. and doing a fait average builneaj 1 low rent 1 will be (Old cheap 1 111 health mi came of leillnt. w B.UAVKY.rattolberty rt. 8AI.K to a good man-A .fntela. corner '.tore, with iiock and flitnrea 1 will be aold cneapi fire yeara' leate or mora if rednlred. laqnlre ooraer Day and Pro. pact all.. Jeraey City l?Ott HAI-K-fho .lock and flttore of ,a c.ndy, JL' toy, and nawipaper .lor. (with aroail rontel, and ici. craam rreetert 1 I back room. Call lor daya at No, W) Keel lia at. IMliriT HTOKK and milk depot for lain on rev aonabla term. 1 good locality mml be aold imme diately, Apply on the preinli!i. S lludion ai. I.M) a HA l.K-A mllkTonte wflh elai cniiom Per 1 good reaioa for lalllng. Call at milk depot, mil it., noar Ilia aiN 1JOK H.aT,K-A milk roole of TO Quart.. .bone. 1 wagon, aad aaraeai all coropleto. Inquire at 31 Mac oongal .1. 1?OU mX,K Walleatabllihed commlaioa bakery. 1 confectionery, and Ice creaa lalooai price tm 154 Iih av. 1JOR MAI,K-Atoodgroce7 etore with horao and I wagon, la 1 good location latav. Inquire at 33) id av. 1?OR HAl.lt Cheap-The nock.and axiurei of a grooery itore. Inquire on the premle,73 King !t Iium HAI.K-A good milk mow. with Bene and wagon. Inqnlre at IV7 North tth it.. Wlillamibnrgh GUOUF.IIT and "candy .tore. for .ale cheap, tit Km Ilia 11 1 price ItO. Call all w-k, X'tWiJo1" rtI,or ,or ,n'''", "O0811 mo LKAHK-Blore aad bakery la Varlck ;t.i for JLaale, the flitore. eo.apl.ie for .tore and bakery Inquire of W K. WAItlNC. owner. 2iChry. tie .1. W ANTRD-A rarty with from 11.000 to II JM, will. 1 1 In 1 to work, to take half Inlereal in the beat crc-e-towa wholeaale aad retail family liqnor .tore la New York. Apply at 129 tlreeawlcn it. CsOftrv WII.I. bnyaneat fitted ap grocrrr.up iDtjOw town, doing a tood caihboilnea., with good apartmenu to lire In. Ill km llh t dOlM Wllal .eenrethe latereri ol a retiring iB)UU partner In aaneceaaful aud mimenaely prol liable maoufaclunsg baUnta.. Apply M Ml Uroad way, room 9. .RUimliora nnu8. AYOnNd lady who ku bad two year.' aiperlenc. would Ilka a iltnatlon In a roalectlonery iwre 1 aai the heal of refer ecca aaJ ivcnruy. Inquire at 3M Weal IMhit. AN lalrtilgrat roung man, 13 year, of age, wihai a situation a light porter or clerk In almo.1 any bmlneaa. Addraai, atatlng aalary, A, O hot 163, Baa omce, Alt KHPECTA II l.K woman tii' a pi ce to clean omece 1 ha. the beat city reference from her lit I place. Inquire at if Hroadway. la .lore. An lwlrll4JTAII I.lt "irlri deeireea ailuatloa tn a amag family a chambermaid aad valirea.. 42J kt llta at. 1 tood city reference. A UKMFKCTAIII.F., inullltrot bar. a tod 11. ly. wtahe. employment la aa oOoe or itore. Addr eu K box 10a, Bon omce. S1THATION wanled by a yonat maa who 11 In very deiutnle cLcumiianeee. aad haa a wire and family 10 eupporl. aullght porter 1 write a oretty talr hand. Ac. Andre. L. A 0., box lit. Bon oflce. fill) rUINTKIIH.-wai.led. bv ra indusirtoue, A. temper ance young man. a aitnatlon aa compoaltor tn a newapaper or book oPIce where ateady emplormeat can be bad. Addreaa COtl'OaI 1 lilt, box 183, Bon oiBca. WANTKD The cue of geatlemao'. home for ant length of lime, or Jatiitorihip of a bonding, or would lata charge of a nrvl-rlaai tenement honae. by a married lady 1 referent". Gail or a IdreM, at ita. F- HTttON o. 11 Lewi, it. WANTED Ily a voung American womani and.r llann dreaa-wallnt, or would take charge ot yonnt cblldren 1 the beat of city reference. CallalfO atadlioa at. Cio be eea from 9 to j o'clotk. VVANTKII by" a reepeetabla girl, a iituallon a. TT cnamuermaid and waltreaatian be eea at her lut Clare 1 no objection to go w.th a family to the eonntry. tILaltni.l. WANTF.D-lly a ynnnt man. a .Ituauon a. book TT keeper, ahlpplng clerk, or ealeamao: acte-t a. each beforet t jod reooiniuondatljui. Addreu t, M, U box 103, Bun otflce, WANTKD A respectable woman wants to to out IT waahlnt. Ironing, and home clsantnr, and to lake Iu waahing at home. Mr. (HULKS, 139 Km mh at WANTF.D-A aitnatlon aa plain cook, waah.r, and ironer n. no objection to go iu the country 1 cea be leen for day al iijMliott.t, New tork. W ANTI'.ll My a yonng man. a ntuation ai light IT porter in a itore and to maka nJmielf went. In qnli. aunt WeatiUlh It. W A VTKIl A aiiuitioa by amaa aa a cook, who TT unlcrtaiidi all klndaot the bualnce. Apptyall2 Pomlnlek 11. $omb nnb JRooms, AUKSI'KCTAIII.F. wtdow cm accimmodate a lew young ladlea -lib board 01 lol.tog at 153 111 ar.. near toibil.t term moderate. A FKW gentlemen can be accommodated with XV board where la. re are no other boarder.. Its anck il, 4 KKtV roapeclahie men canobtain giol board and Xl. good roonu at 192 Ut av., between tlth and 12th all. A NKATI.Y fnrnahed room to let, with privilege" of parlor, at U4 31nrray it. BOA It D Treiprctable yount men can hare good board and a pleasant room iu a prlrateTamllr. Call all the week at IU Kat lOJlli lU Harlem, third bell. BOA KD from 14 upward in the line, large houie 234 4ihit corner of eil lOlh, Convenience., I.'KVVreepectable mm can be arcommotiled with 'good board. Call all week, at Ws Cannon it. fllWO young ladlea can be accommodate I with 1 board and a pleaant homei those having ma chlnea can work at home. 2W Wait I7lh st. f!() i.KTfnrnlihed.a pleaaaat fr out l,ll bedi 10111, L at It per month, to a genlicuiea only, at HOI West 8lit si., corner 1th av. r 11.17 ASIMIlMt(Jll.-Two or three gentlemen T T tm have board at 40c. aouth tth at, NICF. room, furoialied. trom II lo IS per wek, Alliiil between 8ih mdtti iih. (Uii WAHllI.NUrtl.N HT.-iVlct. the bitk 1)in parlor, to a trnntletnan and wife or two it uglf li-nilcmcn, will or wilbout board. 2!or5 nnb ftiurinaw. N Y perion hiving a truck rl:t ed for watering the airreui for ealo cheap will find a burcr by applying to JOHN A. WllllK.73Cotllandt tt aflet 12 o'clock. A CIIF.AI', sc-viccable horse for salei price ffooT XI suitable f or heavy work. Apply lo T1103IAa UIKliFOllli, corner 47iti attend tli ar. AIIOIIhK and carl tor lale "can be leen al Peck aiip, corner couth it. call all the week. A II OHM; for ule at M lltli ai.7pllce (CO. .old tor want of uoik, I-MJIl HAI.I.-Tivo tood work horiei', nt lor anr heavy work, sold cheap 1 one oxpresa wagou, one prlngcarii ail in tood order, i'aa be oca lor Ihroo dar.atbJCiiarllon.t., New York. 1?Oll SA I.K-A ilrong carl aud hirnC., at Hi. cor neroflltiUt. anl IQtn av. UOKHF.H Cheap.-I100, m. t10 each: bargain. 101 toiue one. Apply at 312 Watt I9ih it. Stfninj fllncttimi. A 1,1, kinds new sewlnir machine for isle, 10 rent, or uxchangs also bontlit and repalro 1 1 good second hand, very cheap monthly payment. 1) canal st. A NO. li HI.NdKIt iswinj"mcliine, wlili'qulltlng able. lor sole cheap, Inquire at 31 IVrstilihat. I Milt HAI.K-A flrst-rlaaa Bliigerahultie sewing 'luaohlnei pure 110. Call and examine It, at 214 Kut Hid st near 3d a v. 7?4llt 8AI.K-A Wheeler A Wl.sorTmschiae, a I1 shor t lima In uto i will bo sold at a groat bargalu, at No. 9e Kut Ith .1, IT lt HAl.K-A .plendld WhceTer A Wuiion tw V lot inachinc, u good aa new for tt 91 l.nal St., lop floor. 1 I J ?05' nn el0unb. AIIOAT picked up opposite Wcehawkcn. about 10 let I lotiit, by provliik properly and pniint m pen-o. Call at lltVumt. JAMKB OUNLA P. LOsT-On 17th sl near Union square, a small black and tan terrier, Willi led ielvci collar, anauering to the nsmeof '-Knip." 1'iuv dollai will bo tlren aud no qucsiioiii aked to the finder, at .31 Wel 311 n at TOST On Halorday ti-nlnir, rear l.aureni and J 1 anal an., an accoiinlViiHl lluuiru 11 to Mil,. l.ol'Allllo., lionkbiuileis, 11 Wooiicr it., here a re ward Blllbogiien, rOST on Baturdar. at the Poit Oflce. an unopene I J letter Willi Moilcsn ilainiia, the Initial 01 the -!-ilu;i.t' II. o Iho Under will reteUe 3oa leaving it at to llroad ny. ClfX II I'.WA III) for the relnrn lo 50 Kait S3ih st. of ilStt a small black and lau dot, with while breast end (n o I awa. Itanawayuu Friday. lih, and had on a irdudiar with above addruss, Ii Un msn who had him on Mniunlay mil return ti nt 1 or air. Inloruiallon about talus, he win be suitably re varied. ytal f tlatt. C DINirF.E, AOOTIONKKIt. ONKKBRHVKD AMD AB30LOTB BAUI AT runi.io auction, TllUItSDAT, MAT IS. 1911, oa the grouode, S92 ACRES OF CIIOICK LAND, 800 arret mbdlvlded Into 130 UNBST IIUILOINO SITR

WFBTCMk'JTKn COUNTT. In tou tad PloU nt 1 to II acre, each, Inetadlar Ike paclon.,eltganl Manalon of THOMAS It. iiAWLKY, and 10 acres ot beautiful grounds. Conservatories, treenbeuaes. graperies, barns, and extensive ontbnild Ings. Also, the handsome villa of IIAWLKY O, CLAPP, with u acres of elecamlr adorned noand. Bpactoo. barn, .tables, carriage aad oothoo.ee. Alao. the pretty IIOMKAritAD of Mia. MclNTTKK. and BIX aere. of CUOICC LANI), haad.omely located. Alto, live FARMS AND GOTTAOB DWKLLINUB. with large lou, well .Itaated. The lmprovst propsrly will b. sola per plot, aud the nmtaiptovel per aere. MOOOO HAVE DEKN KXPKNDRD In laying ont aad grading A rennet, Ooal.vardt, Ks plaaadea. imvea, and Walks, ilinaied on ths bean Ufa I IlIOHLANIIB of MAMAItONRCK. tntull view of the Soond. one hour from the city, M minute from Harlem Itrtdte by 18 traina to and fro dally on the New tork and New Haven Hellroed 1 lOmlnntet'welk from depot. It I. one of the very finest large tracts ot valuable land ever laid nut In Westchester ronnty. The BALK WILL I1K AHHOLUTR. 10 tht IIIOIIRflT IIIDDRIt, WITHOUT LIMITATION OK KKfcKKVK, ON I.1HRRAL TKItUB. BPF.CIALOAIIB FIIRK. Tske 0 A. M. tad 1U10 A. M, train. New York and Naw Haven Itauroad, oora.r at rth.t and tlh av. For Maps, Circulars, AO., apply to B. DI.10ER A CO., Auctioneers and Brokers la Real Kitale, 84 Cedar at. E.VKCl;TOIt HA l.K of New York cilr lota, diaiant leal tkao a half hour's rlda from iota at, Aonietbrag belter lhan a savings bank toveetmtBS. V R. STKVKNHON, BON A CO. n, t'. FAIIICIIIU), Aoctlonesr, will sell at anciion ON WKPNRBDAT, JUNE 1. 1971. at It U at Exchange Belrsroom, 111 Hroadway, bv Or der of Kxocntnrsot Isaac OrckLtan. deceased, orer SOU 1.0TB ON nttOADWAY aad coottgttons streets and avennei, t-uit the remain ing part or the OYCRMAN 1I0UK3IEAD. and com prtsltit toward 100 acre i. The sale win be positive and without reserve, lo the htgheil bidder, II will be the tail ills ol the lfyckman eitato. Nothing can he inrorthao the treat and rapid Increaae In the value of Iheselou. 1 hie will Da the lut great chance to bny New Ynrk city sou at flrsi cost, Tho tii le Is Indisputable. 63 per cera. may remain on bond and moi tf et e. For maps aid drecrlpilve p,nphleU. with terms of sale and directions to reach the property, apply to the auctioneers, 11 Pin it. or lo LOOKWOOD A CIlOBIir, Counts! lor the Kxeontora, LP Nasaan si. HliKNHiquivs Aueuoneer. llY ALI.K.N A nitowjt, Omce. 98 Hroadway. JONATHAN W. ALLKN. JOS1A1I W, I1IIOWH, no RATIO IlKNIIIUUKB. Real Eatate 11 public tad private lilt. TURSDAT, May 10. At It 0 Clock M., at the Eichaata Bileiroom, 111 Droedwsy (fly order pf the Executor, ut K. K. Fslrchfld. de ceued). Forty-eight ra'nihle lou oa llroadwsr.rth andldth ars 113th, 213th. aud tleu 1(1. Blto tl) WA Y-4 loll aorihean oorner of tMta at. 10111 AV.-4 lou northws.t corner of tilth U 2I3TH bT lou north tide, adjoining above. PI II A V I lots sorthwe! corner of 2t3th st. I13TII s f.-ll lots south ana adjoining the above. I13T1I BT.-S lou north aldo. 100 feet cast of 10th av. JHfll HT, lou sooth sale, too leel eul of lOlh av N. D. Berenly per cent ot the purchase money may remain on bond and mortgage, If desired, msi a and particular. .1 the offlce ef tat aoctlonseri. 98 Hroadwar, il. PIKK1QN. Atietloneer. a Ily A. m KL1.ICK. Jr. A HKO 8 PINK BT NRW j-QltK. SECOND ARAoTuTR BAI.R OF SOO nCILDINO PLOTS ON THE IIRIOHTB OF IIUTIIRItFURD PARK, between two broad tints dousielract railroads, II tnlles (43 roinules) trom Hroadway, New Yolk, TUESDAY, MAY to. BKVRNTY.FI VK per cant. 00 FIVE yean' time. Bpeetal train. Krte Railroad, from fool of Chamber, and Twenty-third 11a. at tins A. M, Oct maps and f.ee panes fro.-n Auetlone.r.. Miulc by (Jrafnlls's Seventh ltegiment Hand. Q.ll( AUfjf ION HALK OF HUlLDlNO CARITADT, N. J, A fee chance for lavestmni) termicaayi very little money down. Liborlng men ihontd aratl thetnielvei of thu oppor tunltv to aecare 10 luemulvaa aad families a cotnlorl able home. Flral great lale oa MONDAY. MAY 21. 1171, on Ibe premises, mar tba dspot. at 2 o'clock r. U. Trains will leave nsw York, foot of Chambers st at lo'clocl A. M., aad all o'clock P.M. 00 the day of sale. JAMEB K. nEI.LECK.'AucllOBeer JJl'.I.IOIITI'UI, FKK K.XCIIKHION NKW YORK TO BTATRN ISLAND, Oa THURSDAY. MAY 13, to attend JOHNSON A MILLER'S flttKAT BALK OF VANDJtUHILr LANIIINO LOTS. Ttoat leavea foot of Whitehall at. ai II A. M. Free tickets at JOH.SRON A MII.LRItH. Nusaa si.. New York. C1HOICK I.OTH la the town of Kllisbethport. -imled on the Central Railroad ot New.lsrieyi lenui, 10 p:r cni cash) balance montblv or quarterly, tnitead of real 1 also, nous for sale and 10 rent on reasonable term. E. II. KL'LLOOO. 3 Hroadwav, New 1 ork, or 2d it., oppoille the park, if li.sbethpnrt. N. J. T JMIIt HA I.K-Two-atory and attic, "pries SJIJ0 11.700 ein remain two years from July 1, IK71 non.e and lot23'briinutit. Hrooklyn, K D oetweei llnih. wick and Krerreoa an. 1 cars to the door 1 43 minutes from the Fulton ferry, or 24 mloutei from tlraid st ferry. cov utile home, 9 roooti, 19x31 1 lot 198x22 fins large garden axlentuu. I;xl8, water In the kitchen 1 eaar term. uo ran. Apoly lo AI.KX MILLER, 3 WalUt- New York. Natlonil Currency Hank. 1?ltriTfarmlor sale j7fT, 12, 2oTsbT ToTToo, ISO, 230 acres 1 11 up 1 sereisl near dep-its at bargain. l llOLIVMt. t lleekman it. 0 I.OTH for 1.10 each, handsomely located near Tre sj uont depot, Harlem Railroad, wlihla the boundary Rropns 1 1 10 he anoeied to Now York cl.y. Apply at 2 cw Chambers it., Wtiichheter Lsnd Orace. SI U fT 1 1 TnOW KST 1 0 P 1 1 HT.-Four. 1 O.UIW. itorr. hitu iloop, about MisO, good neignborhood, snd nrst-clsis hous throiigaoutt this house 11 worth looking after, term toiuu. IllKKlt A CO 61 vt est IU st 4 JJaltnni to JCtL BAKKItYistore.and floors to lot 1 naw bu'ldlnn, empletnwlih all linproremeut. l,tii aad li)l 3d av.. Leal 7lit it. Apply on premises. fltO I.KT, or-for lale-OnT oTthe most deiiraMe A. minitower for lu slxe in ibscoujtrr. local-d about two hnun from New York and about half way between l'hllad, lulin an I Sow Vor 01 tno line of the Camden and Amboy Railroad. This nronerty has hone power with a never falling alream. with two laige inlllbulltlirts, 111 small ilwclllon and a fin lore .dKta'irr to railroad depot 30 yardi 1 It has liecn mod for the tobacco builness but will be let for any other purpose. I nn I a cl.aico aoldom offered 1 will he let for one or nioro yean. Also, a dwelllm. one or the 0t.rt In ih; country sdjniniot will be eitner let or aold. Alto, a fine farm of eX) acres with one thonssnd apple tree, in full bearing lor le. For former particu. lar. addrrat, L. I.. F. APPLKHY, bpouaood, N.w Jer. ill fpo l.KT.-A smsil omce 10 let lathe secoad story o the Sun Dnluing, Apply In the Publics lion oHce, rorni-r Narsan anl Frankfort Ha. fill) I.KT, at irunter'e" Point. I, I A Urga itoie L with tlitiirci uitsb',0 for grocerle. llnnom, or lairor beer saloon 1 tne most ihli-Klv populated aiteet In Hunter's Point 1 mine and aoe for yonraolres. In quire of JAMl'.S killlN, Hunter's Polul, L. I., tlh si., lao unnittea' walk from 3-lth t. ferry. flit) HUNT o.leap-TAifli andruonu wlt.l neain Li oner Apiurti enineeron premiio. 173 lltstcr It .or to 8. T. A A. T MBYKI1.81 Walk.r it. JJiattllaiUBUS. J1KK DF.lVKTJII!NT. The Treasurer of the Fire Department, with mnrh pleaiuro acknowledges Die rcielpt of ujOLts). tiaint the net proueods 01 tns horty-secviid Annus! Hall, iiheuatme Arat!euiy of Muilc on Monday evening. January SO. lull, In aid of the Widow and Orphan Fund fit the lata olunlocr Fire Denartment. JOHN B. U1I.F.B, Treunrer Tl hs acaln become tho pleASIng dutv nf ue Treat tfrer lo acknowlcdte the proceeds ol the Fortr-srrond Annual Hall in aid of the Widow and Orphan Puna of the late Volunteer Fire Departineut. the result of which 11 1n1c.il gratifying to the member! and friends ,h.? i1,"1' "citi the warme! encomium upon the Hall Committee, through whose ener. etio anl spirited exertloni were prciented for the patronage of our fellow-ciilxens one of the most splendid and enjoyable festivals of the but aeason. and a ubitaulial proof that our fellow-cliuens bear In grairlul remembrance the ifforu of those who rol nntarllr sacrinced eomioil.bea.th, m,l erei. Hie Itself In the dlienarte of tno r arduoul dutloi uOremin, Ths widows now recelrlng tha benefit of the fund number upward of foor hundred, and live hundred ur phau children, some ot whom have been in eur and coiiiioilable clrrumtlincn. but by some ilrnn.-e vicli- Undo of lortuue hive b como the rt-clpluis of a char ty which their hulhsndi and fathera ofun con. trlhuted to lupport, Ihe Treaiurcr look, forw with bright hoptw for the future welfare 1 f the lund which 1 icarcely squalled by any other kindred mill lullon, and irnili thai the oft lime ehaillable wlih that foediuotihe hungry will glre inwisu ul erldeuce of sympathy mat will cheer and eomrorl lu lln dais ot mlstprlone Hie widow and orphan children nf those m ho rerlllrd all Ibr the benelll of thslr fellow-men, May 2U, Itfll, II Kill F.ST price paid for old gold aod ithi-r Jew I rlry. bur gold, aud sllror piste, at lit Chalfum square t diamond!, pearls, ant other preclout iloiu. new and lecoud baud gold and Hirer wsirhes, btiught. sold, and exchanged. A. DAIIN AIIU A BON, gold ce Hner,liChalhatn aquare. IJOSTIIKI'ICK NOTI r-fh e"maiis"forr:iiii.l.e 1 iliirlnt Ihe week ending aatuidav, Mar 27, tail, will rl so nt Ilui (jfllce onlum-ilay at IIH A. M nn Wudins day at H A. M on Ihuraday at IIS A. 31,, and oa Baturdsy al 8H A. 11. P. ll.JONF.fl, Pnetmaetcr. I.M.dCli'h I l'l,(M'KHI-?Iluch canru for flock I' bag, at ll ChiiiiiiuTi it. I.'OH fA l.i; cheap Ollawa loo r fouuialu and tlx 1 lure., m tlrrenest., New York. I.OIt HA l.K-A large Un awning, cneap. I9J Ciu ar coiner uih 11 i 1 1 liiblmiliottJ. "IIIfT IM'III.IHIIKI)-"Ooo. Knoiish lor Mo." .1 a spirited song and u nice, word bv ll'iorto C01 p. er, piano muklc by Chas. li 1'ruti "Bhoo-Flv" out done For sale by all di-alt n and m tiled on receipt of 10 cents, Addrea I1KN.I W. HUCIII.'OCK, publish, er, W Ik'usniau t New York. tlll J I; N K. The IMrrno'ngifal Journal lir'Tuii Vood tningi Newsmen hsvo II 1 1 or rcr 1 '.id centa a .umber, or hall 1 teat mi inal 11 b. 11. WKLLS,Jllioawar,New York, TNTKKKHT COMMKNfJKS KVBBY MONTUI MUTUAL BENEFIT 8AVIN03 DANK. Bear BotLcua, 118 Naeeis Br, OrroatT Cttr Hn.u 01 DOLLAI WILL HOIK 11 1OO0DNT. Open dally, 10 to 1 1 alio, Monday tad Saturday even ing., X to IX o'clock, CIIARI.RS K. ORA1IAM. Prealdant. 0 IL HutDtoT. Secretary. RATIONAL! 8AT1NOH BANK. rata FaaaPHtk's Savtxat a no Tto.T CoKrawr (Chartered bv the iloreramsai of the Unltod States), 183 llt.RKCKBIt SI. fiKW YORK. A -FECIAL'!" T made of allowing latere.! from date of each dspo.ll oa aim. ol 830 aod upward. ALL DRP BITS are carable oa dimixd, with Inter est one. Bend for Circaltr. Open dally from 9 A.M. to I P. It., snd MONDAYS AND SATURDAYS (torn 9 A. 10 9 P. M. JOHN J. ZUILLK. Cashier. XTKW TORK BAVINGH IIANK.Ith av.. cor. 11 I4tn it. Kit per cent, uteres! pakl oa all turns flora Sato I3.0OUI uepoaiu made on or before Juue 1 will draw Intersil from Jans L A nets. 3 J09 3ii8 61. Bnrplas, 1172 418.28. 'sa.sx s. lsl a j i t t I fjftruituinl. mANNKRI., WALL NRW YORK Financial atrnu for the aale of the rlltxr MOltTOAOK K1UIIT PER CRNT. OOLD BONDS OF TIIK ST, JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. Ths total Issue of these bonds Is IIJCOOOO on lit rnllee of road completed, aod now In operation, which Is al tha rats of 111 300 per mile. The Increased net eunlnge of thrs rosd. now largely In excess of the Interest on Its Hooded Debt, make these Bond! therefore a flnt-clui investment, aud must soon advance la price, ai Lot a limited amount dow remain unsold. we recommend thee, seenrltlei with p.rfcct utilise. lion, Price 97X and aeoroed Interest. Circulars, maps, paraphilia. Ac. rnrnlhed. TANNER A CO.. II Wall st. new York. CnOrt Otto TO I.OAN on city. Hrooklyn. Ia Westchester, or Jersey property! flrsi and second saoritsy e cathed. M, KINBTI'.lN,3Plnest.,room II. L l 1 J r wiiTOJluti; AUCTIONOTIClt. b.VLK OF CHINA. OLABH. CROCKERY AND PI.ATKD WAIIK FARRI.Noro.V A SKUAS, Aurtloneen. will sell, luetday, May 23, al 10 o'clock, al their salea roora. SOHaiclay st,, a general assortment of the above good, to be sold from the ihelvss in lou tot nil city and MHinlrr retail trade. UaiKUpscksd free ot charge. AUCTION HA i,K of crockery, rlaJ. fancy goods. Aa, by II f NT A MoOONAL'J.-F. K. HUNT, Anc tlooeer, will sell en Tnesdsy, May 23. at 10 o'clock at No.tkirearltualargeaaiorlmentlnloU to.nit deal eft; TAMES HI. FOItl), Anelloneer.-FOIID A CO. tl will sail by order of tne Marshal, at 2 o clock, at 367 Bowery, furniture. SO tapestry aad other caroeis, fami ly tea cooklot apparatus, balr tnaltreajes, feather bed, oullery. cigars, exlsaaloa tables. TO 7n"a II V N NE, Auctioneer JOII l A. DUNNK J A CO will sell at sncnoJ, Tueedsy afternoon and nltht, tha balance ot the baakrapl slock of diy goods at mm sr. Wl. ATnoTT, Aoctloueer (umoe, 6 Clly II 11 place), will aell on lata day, at 10K o'chet, st 874 Pearl st a fine usortmeot of centeel 'louteaou Iur4t tare, carpeu and Oil cloths, oue fine rosewooi Stein way piano, exienalon Ubie, aolld carvel walnut bel iteais, feather beds and bediinc, silver plstd ware, rnlna, crockery. An. i alao. at 14 o'clock, one brown mare, twocarrage horsee. and two expren wagons, $iibux"gottcti. C"TKri)UATION NOTlC&-r-blm notice u hereby ilr;-yjhj; pwnvfriy oWBCt" occupant or """J-nta 6f all homo la. Improves ptjuilia prbvod lands affected Iherebv. that tf.e following a seumenu have been completed, and are lodged tn Ibe offlce of lha Hoard of Assessors for examination br all persons Interested, via I -For building receiving basin nortoesst corner of Front sod Whitehall streets. t For bnlldto: recelrlmr basin loniheut corner of Walrr and Whitehall streets. 3 For building recelrUv basin aonthcait corner of One Hundred andTwtntr-aiaia itrest and Btxth ave aa. -For bolldiat recclvlnst bsatn northeast corner ot One Hundred and Twenty ninth tireet aua blxtn av enue. 5 Fov building receiving basin southern corner of Third avenue ana Fouy-flfib alreet. 6 For bulldlag receiving basta rorthwest corner of Fourth avenne and TAIrtv lint itreet. I For balldlnr rtrelvlng basin northrut corner of One Hundred and Tweaty-flflh itroel and bercntli arena. 8 For bnlldlag sewer la Plfih arenue, bciween Tlilrtr fourth and Thirty ntih streets For building sewer In Mneteeatk street, betweea Sixth and Seventh avenues. I9-Fnr bonding sewer, oomnletloa In Avenne D, be tweso Pounh antl Fifth sireeu, II For baUdintsswer.oomplttlot la Arcane D, be tweea Poor lb aiirl Flna streeis, It For bnildtng outlet lewrr in Fifth arenae be tween One Hundred ondTnirty-siith and One Hujdied end Tairiy-seteoih sireeu. II For retulitint and gr.dit.t O-e Hnndrrd and Ninth street, belwe.-n Filth avenne and llsrlem river The limiu embraced by such uacsiaiani include all the seversl hooscs aod lou of ground, vacant lou, pieces and parcels of land, situated no 1 aad I ths nlock boaadoa by Water, Front, Moore, and Whitehall sirseu. I-Ttie eaalerlr side or Sixth arenae, between One Hundred and 1 wenty-eithth and One Handled aud Twenlrnlnih strceis.and mnn-og eaterly therefreji on Ona Hundred and Twenlv-elgutn and one Hundred and Twi nty nlnlh streets to the extern nf fjoieet. 4 The northerly side of One Honored and i wonty nmth street, commencing at Sixth avenue, and rn nntng euierty therefrom 300 feet. 6 The southerly side of Forty fifth ilreet, between Second and Tmrd arennes, noil Ins we-triy side of Bccond avrooi, Irom r orty-fourta to For.y-Ufth sireet. I- Tne westerly side of Fourth arenae. between Thirty Ont and Ihlrtr-eeondtrati. 7 The northsrly tide cf U i Run ired aid Twor.ly. flfth sireei. commencing st Herenih avenne and run ning euter y iherefroiu 430 feet, and the raterlv ido nfheventh avenue between Oue Huodrod aud Tweuty fl'th and One Hundred and Tweniy-ixin sir -ct 6 Tne eaatetir sldeof Fifth avenne, beloi.'n Thlrtr fonrih aad Thirty flnnstrceU. 9 -The proiertv known as Ward No 1.271 to 2,t:5. and 2 3 to S 323, United lu loetrsnlh street, between Sixth and feerenth avenue to Both sides of Avenue V, between Fourth and Fifth streets II Hnih side- of Avenne I), between Third and Fourth stree's, 12 The properly bounded by One Hnndred and Twentr fourth and One lun'.rrd and Hurtr-um sireeu, sod Fourth and Klghth avsnuci. 13 Hoth sideaot one llundrodandNinlhslreet.be tween Firth avenpn and lUrlcm river, to the citeul of hair the bu ck on the tntenecting streets. All persons whose lnterrwu areanected by the above named aacaimcnti, and who are opposed m ine lame, or eitlitr of them, ate rrqtieate! to preeaia tnelr objec tlot.s. In wrltiLg, tc Richard rwood, Chairman o( the Hoard ol Anosaori. at their offlce 19 Chatham ilreel. within thirty dayi Irom tne date of this n-tic- RICHARD TWKCD, 'I IIOMAS II AS I KS. VIYr.lt MYKHS, FRANCIS A BANDS. Hoiirdof At-trstors. Offlceof Dosrd of Assessors, Ke w York. Ma 1 171. .,$MBP2 ATKHT. MRS, ANNA, medical and buslnesTciair voyant. splntnallsl, lens the very mm I of her visitors aa soon as they euler her room She is a srlcnunc amoloLcr thai every oue can act, en 1 on lo love altalri. This science Is re-oruod lo Holy Writ, and is ibe oulr true method of getting at tho destiny nf roanslnd. She U the belt living exponent ol this science on earih. Tells name, and will r-tonish lou by revealing useful secreu that no other mortal ever knew. Causes i, anises sooner than any one living. No showlug of inatlc liteueases or omer huiiibugeery. 1 offer no bit reward. I take no pay In aotauce t but I boldl say. No sauifaeilon, no pay. ted 3d av., be It son 31st and 4d iu. I he doubttul are Invited. AFACT.-Prof. MARS telle the mind at aril light, Indies aad gents, contult him a- once. He Ii a ici enuflc Mlrologer that orcry one cau depend on. He rsveali wonderful sccreU for success In a I businca. snd causes marr.ate sonnet than any ono l.rinj Name, day. lueneaa, goat luck, and lonir life. Tin icirnre i rcc rded in lluly Writ, and Prof. MARs i Hit best ilring exponent of linn earth. Offl.-o.ti 8.1 av between lllli and Urn u. l.dio and genu .Vk- i.. 1 1 A l-'AtJT. -Prof. MAl;s"teiT tnTTeryiuTnJ l ur.t t sight, snd aw. inarrl4 ami iiu-coii in mi on ai sooner insn anr one Pvi ig. Wnn.i-i fil i crcart-vi-a e t For lo. j and good l ien heifi l eu iivnj einouent ot tin iclu.ice on caith Si I'lnrlav ho iwecn Uih and I2tn Hi. Lal'ei and cent.. Me i fi. l,l. lalngs revatleti no chir.-n unuVa jii-iio l come see a'tl tavll. of my rv -lull 1 1. ikj 1 n miii. -sjiaiit., near Hleerker t'adame bis'tilll. C nuv.vi'ii, AIIONA ,1'lllF.ievejth fl.ulit.-r In u ilmrjllur namoa and came marila.-ns. i Mauaiuu Al.. 184 Last Houston it., ociow In av i wc i no guuii. AI)l:i..ll)K II. I.A.1I lllllt P-O.N, c .irvoytnt. O.Hroijo tl MM si. Ucl ooo Un sun -ihais. IOOIt. Ill'.IIK l-No hunibirE-.,ra7T lo-tx tell J evcrylMug, nme of one vou marry andoi vl-ttor. cm-.ea si.eeny msrrlatos, bring loi-. tnor ihoe lour separated never falls in itic.v numbers. 1SJ Wust 41sl St.. between Hroadwav aml7tliav. "-sum lit ADA.tl l'OllTEIt.'saermi. -Ihs i.e.t in tho ill world tc mtult her to reveryihlng. 71 ih av ncir llthiL r ce. 2sc to fiOc. Noteuts. i.uckv nuiiiti-rs, MA DAM IIK UIH'PA, "c... J; nt and magni-ti. phislclaa, a Prince it., llh door wcl o( llioj.1- MA I) A l K It ATMiAT;i7r7roinir.t trom Psrli, w 3.1 av 2d floor. I h.IIo- mceinti tents. Woeuis. M a II A. M KOI, A Ml) his no equm ml in. priient andfuluru. Feeii and M.is tl.Norroikel M A DA, II It JON KS. PortuneTeler.ini asi no equal, II Ihouiimonil, l.adiei. JJc cent, II. JJitbuai. t 1,1, HI'KCIAI. DIHKA'Keiire1inih.i iort 4V e.t poislolu lima nu iletoiitioa liom puuiies. 11 yesrssucestiful practice A. Lis Wis, M. D., 1 Peach i.. New Vork. f,l. Boeeial Dieai- Luii' anl teniiKi-e-i "i7 trouble i '4U years' experience in Prd-slsn militsry hospitals. A succcaiful cum iii-ido 41 hi.iiri. or no lec. Uontuilallontr.it Hr FRA M.IN. i,i liieecker si. A I.I. ladies lu trouble srruily nore.i ruriu.lTuTe X relief guarllle"d l.iinl anl liil'iinr. Dr. 11. n OlllNIH.S its oars' piat-iicj-j j Mmi .umit alt. I'l'ltllY, 31 111 ec"h cr si u'rii.uid t, I cures all snecMI ilin-aies lininediiien ail I lit i in lion ne ai o ie inlcrtlew. w.liiom Iteonrn oi! Noleo union cured saiisiae.ior.ly. n,.',,,iV.l5Wi!H',..""' r.'' l-'.impa-iK,:i 7T ....i'1"'1? "'li. oilers- re.ioi-stioii lo inj u-bii.. iMili'sV. NewTork. r ADI I'.H In Ironulj uuariniecl nuiuodn.ie re leT J.'.P A"-.. FIiraJ mini pi.-it-cily mi.ne I nil, liiuiint I'll Mluwlfer'- 5 A""l I lace! F A III KS lo Irouhlo gusranioe) i.i Taier"ri7- -r aient. Dr. t fcsl" ill Wc. ijtu ,n ir Hi adiva TlS'.lV.(M''S. Wf,kni"-ftr cue with i 4,ii II dir.-ri in. lor leiioian iu ih i m ,eul ir Ad ami 0. IIARUIIA VKb. Kiq. le broadaa", N.w Yolk. ffllTTib9t W JllUb. Tjllll ft ItA 1 1, W A Y-TRAistl 'LEA vTThPOTS olfioot of Chambsrt sireet and fool ol tld st, ai toi Throuth Kxnrcsi Trala leave Chamban at. at 9M A.M., 1100 A.M., 8 30 P M, and 100 P. M., da Ilr. Leare tld st. at 8 43 A. M to 45 A. M and J ami 6 43P.M., daily. New and Improved Drawint room Onaehee accampany the 900 A.M. tram thronta t nnrfalo and Snipenslon Orldge.connectinit at Horned, rllle with magniflcont. Bleeping Coaches running throothloClerelsnl antlClnclnnall. Bleep ntCoachrt accompany the II. a) A.M. train from u.qashanna lo Suspension Drldgai Ihe 5.13 P. M train from New York. to Huioenilon Bridge and tie 7.00 P .1. train irom New Jort lo llufTalo, Buipemlon Hildge and Cincinnati An Kmittstu Irslnletveedsllv at 61 I', M. rX?I. i'W S'1. .W?7-.N A. M. and t P. M. '"l.1,5. M and 4.13 P. M.) Mlddleiown and Wsy, st'f.J.) A.M andJJP. .V a"?' ii's'tt. V,' W 8on;" on,?: AT)01""1" "d w,t' A.M,(tMst.,'lt.U i.KSii'.wb.n.7 ,n.1 "t 9 00 A, M. I M and 5) P. M. (23d St., 8.43 A.M., l.llandS13P 4 I i .."JJ.'.."11 Wt' and 6 W P M (53d st 4 13 and 3.40 p. M.) '.".'.'f rOB 'Ti fro tJ1 it depot at 6 43. 9.43, and II 41 A. M.t 1 43, 8.J1 8 13, 6 13. aad 8 IS P. M. rroni Chemben t. depot at 6.13, 10 00 A.M .lt.m m., 143, 4.00. 8.13, 1.0, 8,li P. M.. and 12.00 midnight. For HscteMsf k acd llllrsdslo. Irom fid st. depot, at 1.43 A. M. aad 12.41, 8.43. til J. 3.1V and It 43 p M. From Chamben st. depot, 9.00 A.M. and 100,4.00,13 13,1 01, and to 43 P. M. ForPiermont. Nyck,Tsllmsnl, and Way, from 211 It. denot. at 9.13 A. M 1.13, 13. 9, 4.13. 3.13. and t 13 P, M. From Chamben st. depot, at 9. V A M.l tJSO. 4.13. tl.30, 6.13, tod t6J0 1", kl, and Batnrdayt only tll.W mldnifht. Tlckeu for ptiiste and for apartm.au In drawint room and aleeplng oosches can tie obtained, and orden for the cbecklnt and traniler or bagttta may b. left at the Company's offlcM, 211, 34, and su7 Hroadwav t toSCnambcnst, t moreeawich it .corner mih it and 3d av.. Itinera tm Fulton St.. Drooklyn i lot llroad wsy, Wllilsmsonrtb t depou foot of Chamben St., and loot of tld at New York i and Long Dork depot, Jer tey City, snd of the seen 1 1 tl Ihe pllnclp! hotels. L. D. RtiCKKft, ilsrlS, Wll R IIAUIl, Oen'ISup't. 171. O'lPas s'rA'l. Daily. 1 For llackensack only t For Pjrmont ant Nyack only. I).NiJ7hiVnd haii.uoad do. 1 BUMMKH AltflAAOKIIKNT. On and after Monday, May IS, urn, uaioi will leT Jim) Blip aa loliowii SA. It., (Ireenpovt and Bag Harbor, A. M.,NorOinO't and OIn Cove. IOiHO A. M li.cktvlllt Way Train. ?liif.'.,.,.'-.M-!"MD('or,.'"1rft Harbor Kiprresv 1 1.IO P. M Rtvernead Kxprjsi, 4i:IOP M., NorthportandOlenC tiKiprest. ft P M .Northport Way train. All tialn connect l Minneo a with ll'mottesd. hundav Kxcnnloo Trains for Roslyn, Olen Cove. Lo. rnt Vallev, Die sville. Ilnn'lngioo. and Itawtbport. leare Hunter's Point all A. II T Q 1 1 1 1 IH A N I A HT 2 A It I MOAtIjoSTi-AN Y.' III Morrisama. Ilarlem,and New York On and alter May S3, 1871. the palace steamboat Mortl-anla, Cant. Lonsstreet, lesvea MorrlsinlaillD al 6:13. Sits, and 10:13 A. M 1 8:30 aad f.:.D P M. L.ave. Fnlton Maraet .Up at 7.13 and 9:13 A Mil 4:S0, and 6-D P. M Landing, each way, al 119th and Hlh sis. Freight taken at reuonaola rates, llneaa drove free to picnic put ei going by lhl boat A second boat will he placed on ihla line on ot about June t C II. LONOsIKKKT Bnnt. i assiaiaaswats.isi i i"i. i 3 Crtoiiions. 1K(II1 I.Alt AI'rKUNtaUN IIOAT for3ruiy. i IV point, landing al Yoitkci, Irvlntton .svsk. Smf Bin and llaventraw On snd after Frld-y. M tv 19, 171. ths fsst and comtacJ.au. steamer ftl.N. bKOO WICK, John J Lcwia. Coioma ...er, wlli leire every af ernoon, Bindavs esoepled frem Iier '48, North Hirer, fool ol Hurray K.. all o'clock P.M. 1 .i.su. ..t, Stpnmg. NCHait, LINE l-ArtrtAtlE'TiolfETrir" to ana Iiom any Railway Station In ureal Britain, Ira. 1'xid, Norway, Sweden, Denmaik, Ocnnsnr, Holland. lleUrlura. and the United Slates, by .teamen .illlax wecklr tor sale AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES. Also, Drattlfor any amount. HENDERSON BROTHERS, I Howling Oreen. 17071 1)knhtT)vvn and i.ivi;itFiiTC i. iCim.u Line .loyal Mall bin iraorl am appointed la sail ss fi llowtt City of New Ynrk, Thura lay. May S3. 10 A M. I Itv of llius.eli. Bstnrdiy. May IJ.li A, M. Nemesis, Thorsdav. June 1,2 P. M CUT ol London, Btnn)v June 8, t P. M and each mrreedlng BatarJay and rhurlir, from Plci 43. North River. RATES OF PABHAOh. Parable In Uold. Pa. anle In Currene FtltST I'SBlSt ITS STtlBAOt 39 To loaon 10 To I ondon. A? lo Paris 'j To Pans Si Tollslitai.N h 20 To Hall. ax N. 8 13 passengers also forwarded to llarre. Hamburg Sweden, Norway, anl Denmaik at reduced rstn Tickets can be bout hi here al moderate rales by per- soui wishing to send lor Ueir frieiidi. For (tin her inform stioa apply at tha Company's office. JOHN O. DALE. Agent. 13 Hroadway, New tone. NATIONAL LINK Ol' IsTKAMHIl I Va TO LlVe-ilt'OoC AND QtiK&.-larOWN. KRIN. I.swiou. Turadsr. Msr 24, ai n A. M. DKN11AI1K, Andreas. Ssturdar. May 47, at 10 A.M. ITALY. Orotaa. Saturday, June at 3 P. M. Cabin naaaige, 173 end IM eurraiey I Bteersge I 8 currency I Prepsld su-ersge t ckels from Lherpooi.Queentlown, I Londop.ieirr, and Oiasow, lit c irreccy. For ruilher inlormatlon. ivly at ths Company's omcee eailroadway F W. S. IIUltST, Msnster. QNI.Y DlllKUT LINK TO I'KANCK. 1IIK OF.NERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL BIKAMSIIIPB IIKTWI-KN NKW YORK. AND 11AVIIR. t.'AI.I.IMi A r llllKol. VII.I.K llh PARIS. PKKMRK, I.AFAYI'.ITK. Kl'ROPK, HT. I.AIIP.KNT. V1LI.K DU HAVItE. Appointed to sll on every altrroate baturdar. f PRICK OF I'AhAAOK IN OOLD (Including till), FIIIlT CABIN. 1110 BKCONI) OAlllN. 173. Kxcunlon I ickeu al a redaction of ten per cent. For Freight or Pasace apply at the times ol ObOROE ei.U KKN7.lK, Agent, M Hroadway, New Ynrk. WHITE hTAIt LINE. Psstengen booked to snd from all part of America ard Europe st ra'i s a low a br any fl. si cla-s line. In' sicjmcr OCKaMC COM lou. SOIOh p.,tap pointed 10 sail fromNrw Y'ork for I.lrerp ol leading slCnrk llarnori an SMLHUAY Junj 3. Hi: ai t P. tl. ArLAM'IC, June 21. al 9 A. tl For (miner varuculan apply si (.ompany nm.-e. I) tlrotlwar. II Bi'AllK., Agent. 1 i- si J'lOpos.115, DUIA ItTSliTNT Ol' l'i:ilLIc3Wf!ln..S. 4tl llroadaar. TO CONTRACTORS Propciali. enclosed In a ee.iled n-tf''., vl' 1 title of tno work and the name it tn r .1 .r e- j d I thereon (Al.hOTIU NUMIIKIIOF1 II iv A IN 1 TIIK AI)VKI(llBKMKNi). w.d b- c r -d ai r.i office until Monday. May 29, 1871. u it o' c A i fui Hie lollowing work! 1 For paring ilnriv nm urrct. fn i fcc. 1.1' ar-n'ie to Kail llircr, with Uctglsn pavomen 2 Fot paving Fortieth itrrci, from Jl. Hion 'o ir.lt 1 avenue, wlia Belgian pavement. 8. For paving Hubert ilreel, from IIuu iutV,ost itrcrt. with lterglnr. pavement. 4. Foi paving Frankl n itreet. from West I vilwty In Hesi siree 1, will, Belgian pavement 1 f. Forpavunr r all streoi, from Canil to West ilreel, with Belgian psveinent. a. For irair In Sovuily-scrond street, tetweta Ave nue A snd Flrl avct.ue. 7. For irwer tn, Water street, between dcarernour sd4 Jsck.on streets H. Foriewers In llndion street, hcttrcrj llsnk snl Weill welllli itrt-eu, and between Horatio and Uanie vooit slrt-eu. i. For sewer In Fifth avenue, belweea Thirty leond smlToitty thlrdstr-'el. 10. l or reguiatiug. grading, curb, nutter, and flag ging Sixty llflli trect, irom Ninth tn Tenth ivrnu" 11. lor regnlatlue, iad,ng, curb, gull r, and flu ting Forty-seveuih sireet, from Fltst avenue 10 bi-t River. 12. For flaggtiyr Fllly firit itreet, from Ilroidwsfto Klghlli avenue. 13 For rugging- Bcventleih elrcct, irom Third to Fourth avenue. 11. For flagging Seventy-seventh itreet. from Thlr 1 11 I Itlh arenue. 13. For lurnlshlng Oil Depailinentwilh inogritine and KKi liinelonr tia.in heads and tnelr ap,-n 1 -n v., II. For luruHhiug this Hrpari nent with wl) C4-t iron manhole frames at cover Hlank fur... o ir-oAls, the aponflc ttlon snd at reumenls, the ,--.(.er eniriouo m w .1011 to en. Ih" bid-, and an) itirilu-r iniorouton d.-ir.-l.-i 04 had on app Icat.on to the Ci.n'tsi 1 i'l, ik 'n Hi s m Mll.l I AM M 1 Vk l.l II C0111111U.1 nci of i'uoiio ,.oiks. New York, Mar 17 i7l. kJl'.AI.KD I'HOI'O- M.Hwl.l lo- ice-ivel iiy ine II t'nitii.nllee on Nonnsi c.-lln:. it hi li.-..in.-.i( Ihe Clerk ol his liei.riiu.-ni .11 :'u li'-trur .m or ntr of Ormd sin him eire. 1 11111I I'r.tlnv. Ihe '"ft, .1.11 ol June le 1 ah1 unlll 3 I rk I' I omsidd.. for the I'inieriHl an I work tor the i.tnldin-'i ot tit. Nor.-'sl Coi e ,io h- ert-cied on F-mriri hvcpu-, b la e u Mil) e gnl'i and s 11 ninth .tree Plane amj ri'lilt-aiions may bo rvn -irter .Veli,- duv May 21. al ihs olllre ot the B.ii'.Tiui, -i l.-ut I linil'ilngs and I cpiire, Ha tlrund .111 ei. f rd il o 1'ropoa.ili will be rec lie! lor 1-.1.-11 i.tao.ii 01 ih. tirlk ri'teMMlr. Slid lo hp i-it.ored l-t -n .1 r Mason k.. irk," PronoMl fortlrai.it.-" -I'r 1, i-nl 1 r li..r,-ii.-sier .tone." Propo-nl for Cm in n'i'. 's a 'I lit i.aii.... "I Iwo res pon-ib c kin.-ll 1 t. n t-t 1. 1 r,,) o,t pronosil. will not 1.1. 01. 1 1 1 mr.'ii ure nime.l, and aru oiiurelr at -u i i io Ibe t -.iioiiti..!.. Hie 1 0.. 1. mill"- alio rreeri' the rig I lo r j u sry or ill 01 Ihu prupoials iri-rrd. I.c HFI.I. Vklll.IAM I HI ll KA, MM.NI'SlllIii--, 1 IIAMI'l. .I.i; IS Jr II.I.IAM Olll. Comniiili-ii un Nuruul I olo t'e -Dated New York. May 4C, 1871 ni;r.itT.ii i;nt op dock-, iicTui tmii wil), Ne I ork, III. It, Hit. lo I ohriuri.. i.a I'ioii.issI. enclose 1 In a 1 d en k elope and 1 11.I01 sod l'i..i..i.ll lor I rnr.1 ot Riprap r-lone lor l-'oundnion ard w"' '1.1 J mime of Ihe iiiil.l. r. kktll be rt'tt'lvi'.l at C on f I lue lleiuirliiieni uf H icas until Monla), Mi j. 1- f Uo'tlo.-L M lor ilelivernig 30,1X14 Clflllf VARUS tIF RIPRAP .-.f.iNK FOR KIHIMIAIHIN.- t' to he tronporled iu soowi furoislied br fit I' .-it- 1 lu.'lll 01 Docks 1 lii.ls will tierrrcived for ths wi.olo 1111,01111 n r 1 lot of not le H1411 3,iw tuhic yam. II HUiik (onus n( rputiitLaii. 1114 ai.d iitr -1 s I ootiitied st the olUcuoi the li.-i arim. ut l .RUIN 1 tBVkk I WII.-HN I. I M l, lll-.M.Y A -Ml I' If Ml II Mlli M h A Wll.l I.MI l o Ill I .1 (.nrwiLi.t Kam. Bcerrlarr 0btptiur. I If Mil N K ivanlcil lion 1 sc.- mil nan 1 1 a- J.iic--ttl tiliriinig tfngltii', all tie 11 ,n- it ur boiing. Mini itnit bus, su 1 1 ,.....i. At- Aildu-.., with pi lev, KSill.NM..! I". -.-u 1 iLe STK.ttl engini. b .1 ci. 111 ii'liioi'iv o it lOl.iU ll.U Fl.lll lOUiri lsi i ,n -r.i i' J MMI HOOK III MII IIS,- For s.il cheap 1 lung o.ui-iiiiio. pi. nun m.d .r (loo 1. 1 and o-her arllnu ii.i-.I in a t.li inmierk. l-' 4 i.'c ork P M si I0 King II 4,1 n .1 ir. 1 1 L I 1. I--I Sltnlisirrj. 'I'Kl.'I'll eitrici-.l v.th.1111 is n f uro I OlMllllou.g a.jirlnu gat dii n nil t tllul lr 11. 11 il l 1. 1 ii iiinper r h s s J JAY VlLLhli, IJlliraud it., utsr Urosgwsli.