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New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
THE DRAMA.
LOTTA TONIGHT.


That little theatrical sunbeam, Lotta, will
dance and flicker on stage Of the Academy OF Music
this evening The performance Ia for the dement, OF Co
T. Aliston Browne-t0 whom the theatrical managers
have rendered complimentary testimonial, as TO
ward for 'ong and faithful duties as Journalist IN .ne
OF the drama" All the chief mnstres IN tne Guy
will participate in the performances, which VIII take
place in the afternoon and evening An aluring intma-
ton given that every lady who attends this entertain
ment will be presented with chrome OF Lota, as SOU
yenir.-Lotta sails for Europe tomorrow.
BOOTHS THEATER.
The large audience that assembled last even
ing Booths Theaer enjoyed greatly and applauded
heartily Mr.. Charles Gaylers comedy Of Taking the
Chances" The piece made a success, and MI NC
Wicker, who played the chief part In 1t, COM
mended himself TO the sincere regard OF all who rec
ognize and admire good acting. Taking the Chances
is q three-act comedy introducing nine characters
The is NewYork Tie action passes entirely at
gentleman's house at Washington Heights The charac
people of this country and this time. The da-
logue IA smooth, characteristic, and frequently
enliyened by sharp touches of satire. The play
shows a young New-Hampshire lad come 10
York found his female cousin beset by two for
hunters and, despite his rough ways contrved to
outwt them and 10 win the girls affections Mr. Nc
Wicker played his part OF the Yankee Boy exceedingly
we'll He was mature in appearance,
indeed, but in spirit and in execution he
was the exact New-England lad. There was great
sweetness in his actng-the sweetness OF temperament
which blends kindness OF heart with purity OF purpose
and a shrewd knowledge Of the world, acquired rather
by intuition than by experience. Mr.. Mcvicker
was the original OF this part, in 1886, when the
piece was first done at Burons Theater tChamberss,
and the Winter Garden inadvertently stated
few days since And ought TO be considered to the
credit very natural that he the first person
to represent the true Englander-the Yankee that
Is since replaced the monstrosy whh used to
be admired in Yankee Hill, and which has since been
replaced by the Asa TrenehGrd Of Jefferson, and
kindred personations. In humor, In shrewdness-
| In sentiment, in intonation in the indescrbable
cuteness, and in the simplicity Of manner-born OF sim
| plicty Of intention-wheh mark the New-Engiander
| Mr. Mcvicker showed himself a true and practical
artist. We have not space, at the moment,
to dwell upon special features OF excellence In thls
personaton, but must be content TO record gen
une success in general language. Mr. MeVicker wa
called out-by manfestly genuine appause-at the END
| Of each act; and at the end of the play Mt
| Gayler, the author, was also called, and
both Mr.. McVicker and Mr.. Gayler made
brief and pleasant speeches The cast OF parts In
| cluded Mr.. Anderson, Mr.. Sheridan, Mr.. Fenno, Mt
Piton Mr. Jacques Miss Morant Mrs Seymour, and Miss
| DeBar. Taking the Chances" will DC played every
| night
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-B TELEGRAPH.

Jeremiah Donnevan hanged himselfin in Boston
yssierIsy ..-----
....Mary Written, with ntimeroGs aliases, fa-
pckpocket committed Boston yesterday for ta IN default
q $1,000 bail
The body of Thomas Wallace was found yes
tersy partially by the roSJei Of the Hartford and
Erie Railroad, in South Boston
.HaydOck, the pedestrian, who recently de-
feated Taylor walking match LoSe Mas arrested IN At
city yesterday during the decoration ceremonies for picking oeke
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of
the City OF Seaburgh IL stated that he
defaulter amounts ranging ton S2 90 10 s0o He has dis
appeared
CIV. Ray printer working in the Pioneer Office
Paul nn shle intoxicated II thnsiory OF
SATURDAY night and found dead the pavement
morning.
IA large plate Of glass in the front of the ROches-
Sunday night and several hundred letters
stolen Many Of the letters business men, bAaker &c
No clue has been obtained to the thief
IA fire at Andover, Mass. on Sunday morning
destroye AbO nture uctory the livery stable 1 John Cornell
dwelling and barn Michael Mclaughlin and The paint shop O Eon
Higgns Loss $1,000 partly insured
An incendiary fire occurred at Mankato Minn.,
Sunday. destroying building and property worth $1,000 The
principal losers Willard and Barney lawyers Burk grocer Cor
ley and Root, grOcers, and ShoubeFt drygoods etc
THE still belonging to the distillery of Peter
schwab Hamilton Ohio exploded yesterday killing Mr. Kline beer
runner hand The st outside the
building and blown fragments piece broke hole in the wall
the bung and destroyed mash tub scattering is contents the
floor. The cause OF the explosion unknown
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
Uo,y 2, Keen The Cro,on Water Pure.

Prof C. Chandler having rce been drecsa BY The Bosri
Health to analyses the Gro snd RdgeSD waters rpos
from ter ser>ral r,aroir to Be Of 1hoHo'
purity esleulaied pomot hah Of esr 'sns O"as"
frequent lead 1uag occursrs the "
Crotos drawn ram ihe ad d7t~
ing ppes ssorugy made BY hm OF water drawn
through lss pipes In bis also at be School Of hn' ana
other sOaEces, and each s0n Of tl drawn =se S o
lead discovered.
Ths. results" be saw Indicate the of hitherto uuac
cOuntabe Of AL character 70 alarm ar r
tents NeSYork and them MEASURES oi
protection against this ina0 o. Many already ao
dlcs substitute fe ei pipe The IISLSED az LEAr-Ess0
BLOCK TIN PIPg
Thus what great aor and eIs boug very too -
pure healthy isIuads By sa used ~ distributing M '
iRs1d0us Of disease
This TS Li,zo' LEADEScAsED Buck TIN PIPE" referred
Professor Chandler manufaenng srge scale 70
supply demand sai offer public tie only PIP?
indored By CExsss and tie MEDICAL PLeULTr Hng per
safety 10 he.h
Having noEsd ctfy central loa0u We zve As
public Inspection pipe an witness the perfect Es'
whicA consrucsed With all is mer this pipe Is bear' the
,de ordinary ad pipe Ia ordering making inquiries of
pe bore Of pse required ssi head pressure Of water Cf
lA,, asd sample Of PIPE SET; by mail free. AdiTess
TIRE toLvELLs, sR.w WILLARD MT6 Co.
! 2l3 Centre s.. BET. Canal and Gran4s;s. SeT.IofL-
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
TIE DYCKMAN HOMEsTEA TEAD-LARGE SALE OF
CITY PROPERTY.

A portion of the estate of the late Isaac
Dyekman situated near Fort Washington in the Twelfth
Ward il advertised to be sold TO This property
consists Of tract Of land .? in extent, bounded by
BROADWAY Dyekmanst. and the Harlem River opposite
InwOOd depot on the Hudson River Railroad IL COM
pses l lots most OF them frOn $50 10 leo feet In DEPTH
which present most Inviting appearance and are ad
mirlby calculated for speedy Improvement Thirteen
trains daily the Hudson River Railroad stop AT lnwOod
station, which Is pleasant halfme walk from the prop
erty. The ground may asO be reached by the Harlem
boat, which leaves Pecksip twice day. and connects AZ
ThiTdaye Bridge with the Tiger LILY Visitors should
disembark at Twohmdrrd and fifteenth st., from which
the property Is easy OF access.
Beside ts natra advanagesnst only In ease or access
but also In beauty OF surrOundiDgfthe ocaty Is his
toro ground and possesseS degree OF celebrity on ac
count OF IL Revolutionary remlnlscences-
The sale win take place at the Exchange salerooms
broadway Will e sold singly. The other lots viii be sold
I'M some eases by the lot but in general -four lots VIII be
put up az time. pet containing fun inforna-
ton aud map5 OF the property Ci be procured Of the
Auctioncer at No. IL f1uest., aud purchasers Wi! do
vel 10 consider ta 0pp0riunJy 30 favorable ~ real
estate Duyets,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
RECOVERY OF STOLEN BONDS.

Two of Col. Whitley's detectives, acting on
information received at the Secret Service Office. pro
ceded 10 stamford Conn, Sunday and arrested John
Kandle and George Marshall ON a charge Of having
stolen bonds in their possession After the capture the
detective. found In valise carried by them IS 1000
5o bonds one numbered 220 issued to Betsey Platt,
and IA numbered 22g4 y2s 22glO 295l 29i 2292s,
IJO2 Z2qI2, l505, 1904 22sl3, Hg2i Hg3O, aud LOS
i.ned Ia Daniel Gale Also, one Sl00 per cent bond
OF fbe West NeW-Jersey Central Railroad Co, No. 40
three certificates OF 20 shares Of the south Camden Ferry
% numbered as II and 1885, one share Of the city ln-
surance Co OF Philadelphia, No. lIo; one certificate
Of the Consolidated Insurance co. OF Philadelphia,
No I7e, one certificate Of 90 shares Of the south
Tpootiyn and Bergenst Railroad Co., No. g. amount
ing altogether to s395O The prisoners were brought TO
NevYork Yesterday morning aDd lodged IN l.udoW ht
I'll Ia await examination. Handle ana Marshall were
Sitnez-es for the prosecution against Etheifed Wood
,ard ,oivcted aet Thursday for sons 10 thcse very
,rus 81 Ol worth Of counterfeit fIac iohl currency
tfrr ne ffll handle represented that e was gong Ia
tbe cares OF city life and proposed 10 NihaIAW tIuI
en-, to rural senlntiou somewhere Ia Cumberland
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
EXTENSIVE FIRES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 3O.-At II o'clock this after
noon fire brske out in G. H. Hubbard Co.'S packing
house on Caybournave., North Division, and in hess
than an hour it was entirely destroyed. The loss is
The ire extended to the North Chicago Rolling Mills,
mnodiately adjoining, and at time IL hooked II
thou and men at work there by great energy and perse.
verance succeeded in eXtngushng the tames. The
loss on the Iong H p neeysd by srabc io'' o '"e
The fire which occurred yesterday morning on South
Canalst. more destructive than first reported Ihe
loss will reach $4,000 divided follows: Burkhart,
Hubbard & Co.. machnists, 5000 fully insured; Clark
sured for 1000 The insurance is divided among some
twenty Eastern offices,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
IRE CITY


Old Co. T.. s4th Heoimcnf, e.. I.ngs,
has elected 1aeolore AeJd Ca.t-.i. ...,' Edwin
Straight for Lieutenant.
The United Presbyter:.I Sabhath-School
Teachers Association Of Ecw-YUrk and vicinity hold
their regular monthly meeting this evening in the Sew
euthaYe. L. 7. Church
The Board of County CanvaSsers met finally
yesterday, and after making Their official declaration and
Statement and ordering the to DE published in the
TRIBUNE and other newspapers, adjourned sine die.
Col. Whtley's detectives yesterday seized the
cigar factory OF one Simon, No POS Eighths and 5000
cigars aud the factory OF Tommas, No so East Tenth
st. and 1893 cigars, on the charge OF manufacturing with
out license.
The Right Rev. Bishop Potter administered
of Our Lord corner II Eighthave. and Thrty-sevenh-
st. 10 large number OF the young people OF both sexes
The forty-frs anniversary of the Brooklyn
sunday-sehool Union WIN he celebrated to-day. Inc
churches If the day te pleasant, and participate in a
propriats exercises
A meeting will be held under the auspices of
the Peace Association OF Friends IN America
ing at O'clock at the Friends Meeting House, Twen-
tieth-st, opposite GraInercy Park Robt. w Douglas
and others are expected ~ address the meeting.
Wm. J. Porter was taking Russian bath at
No. Broadway, yesterday afternoon, when Charles
rTsys 1sRgea TO ne @ 6 TS Or saS p h. eSa sqe
porter of The Ereng Mail and on that representation
had baths free. lie was held TO answer.
Yesterday morning Charles Hoyer, German
lsborer aged 30 years Wing at No loi Aen-st quar-
reed with his young wife, 10 whom he had been married
two months, and, procuring some nitric acd, swallowed
a quantity. A physician called in but Hoyef died
III few hours. Jealousy the cause Of the suicide
A sneak thief entered the stationery store of
Reid Gould, which is located IN THE TRIBUNE Building
on Saturday afternoon, and while several cOnfederaes
engaged the attention OF the clerks he transferred TO
chSmpagne basket which he carried tray containing
$500 worth of internal Revenue stamps with which he
made good his escape. No arrest has been made.
At special meeting of the defrauded
Sailors and Soldiers Association last evening letters
read from Senators Fenton and Logan promising
their aid In the senate In obtaining the bounty money Of
which they have been defauded by claim agents Final
arrangements made for holding their annual pic
uie a. Elm Park the 18th OF July after which tie
tnssting dOuIued.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
The act incordoratipg 2 the Company whichinsti-

The act INCORPORATING the Company which insti-
tued Crystal Palace Exhibition in Reservoirsquare in
1855 authorized capital Of S3OOOCO, which was subse
queny extended 20 $4,000 The ncorpOrators thought
this would be sufficient for their purpose, but from the
frst they suffered for lack OF funds 10 make the Exh
btiOn what IL should and might have been. The Indus
trial Company, who propose ~ open in 1872 the perpetual
Industral Exhibition, have capital (a subscribed for
of g. ODOOO with authority 10 extend IL 10 100000
such sum- IN the hands OF Intelligent directors, can
accomplish vast results. The nearer the heart OF Ie
CITY and the center Of trade and travel this enterprise
can De located the Pecuuiary benefit the city WIZ
derive Whatever aid the municipal authorities
able 10 extend In providing appropriate site Tor
the NhibtOn is likely TO be far more than pad by tne
incr-af-ed floating population which II VIII constantly
attrcrt The Company Of 1853 did well, and drew many
thousands OF visitors; bud with more ample capital, the
nuusr Of visitors thus drawn from all parts Of our
country and world would have been vastly Increased
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN THE SIXTH WARD.

PROBABLE WIFE MURDER IN THE SIXTH WARD.
Yesterday Lawrence Costello, bind beggar'
living at No As Mulberryst called at the Frankhnst
Police station and informed Capt. Kennedy that hs
wife Mary Ann had been beaten by some unknown per
sons during his absence and that be feared she was In
dangerous condition Capt Kennedy went TO the house.
and learned from the neghbors that the only person who
had beaten Mrs. Costello Aer husband. They SAID
that he in the habit Of coming home very often under
the influence Of liquor and that at such times be would
brutay beat ls wife with stick, and KICK her with his
heavy boots The wOman who bore her head face and
body marks Of the brutal treatment she had receS ed
IN partially tnsemHibe condition. and removed TO
Bellevue Hospital In the meantime Capt Kennedy ar
rested Costello, and Justice Hogan him
T0bs 10 await tie result Of his wfes injuries Coroner
keeuau will take the aute-mOrtem statement OF the
should she sufficiently enable him do so
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
MUSICAL NOTES.

The Parepa troupe are to sing Oberon
next Saturday evening at the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music and then break up. The reconstructed company
which Mr.. Hess is TO command next season viii have
Mrs Caroline Richin gs-Bernard for prima donna.
The Operatic performance at the Union
League Theater in aid Of the destitute Cuban women
and children, will take place next Saturday evening
'The Elixir Of Love" will then be presented by Miss A.
Hall, Miss Ronconi and Messrs. Ronconi, LOtti, and
Durand
Nilsson may be expected about the middle
OF September. Mr. strakOschs intention has been to
bring her forward in concerts rather than risk the dan
gers OF an opera season. but glad 10 hear that
different arrangement is in contemplation Mr. Fisk has
made offers for lease Of the fair swede for the first ten
or twenty nights with the purpose Of bringing her for
ward in opera and though the experiment would proba
bly, be financially disastrous devouty trusof course
in the interests Of srthat his offers may be accepted
What pity be did not keep to the contract he made
with Nilsson year ago! He engaged her then for much
lower terms than strakOsch il to pay.
1t is announced that Parepa and the Boston
Handel and Haydn Society have been engaged for the
Hew-York Musical Festival This, however is not true
st least as yet Negotiations pending and is prob
able that the famous choral society Of the Hub viii
send 200 or 500 Of its members under Carl zarrahn to be
augmented by the addition Of Of local choruses
and perhaps societies from other cities II this arrange
Inent can be made Parepa will join them in the produc
ton OF two or three oratOriOs with Mr.. Whitney, the
Boston basso AID probably Mrs. Seguin and Mr.. Nord
bom both Of whom said 70 excel in this description
of uc 1t nortfying 10 think that we must send to
Boston for really good chorus hut If the Handel and
Rsydn society come We shall hear the best Oratorio
singing that has ever been heard in New-York.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

tempted 10 outrage her Two Of the men were areseo
AT the time but wern subsequently discharged by justice
Iedfh for want OF evidence Coroner Rollins VIII hoIo
inquest. -.
BROOKLYN.-Yesterday afternoon, WINE
three bows were PLAYING I'm a sand-pt on Aontroscst
near Bedford the bank cayed In, and buried then
underneath Upon being dug out by the neghlors, oho
Of the boys named Frank Bayle, aged about 10 years.
was found to be dead.
The Police Commissioners have changed tne
numbers Of the Precincts from E 10 80 lncsye 10 20
inclusive They have also made the following appoint
mcnts Chief OF Police, Sheriff Patrick CaiDpbtl IN
place OF John Folk Captain First Precinct joel Sntn
Captain Third Precinct. Daniel Ferry; stenographer 70
the Board, Charles II. Hannah.
Judge Pratt yesterday rendered decision IN
the case OF =. Crook against the Prospect Pak
Commissioners and granted a mandams 10 restrain mo
Commissioners from allowing the NewYOrk militia rom
using the Prospect Park ParaderOund. The Park COM
missoners brought appeal TO the General Trn ana
a stay of proceedings granted condition that tns
commissioners would furnish bail in the OF sL OO 10
Indemnity the County for all damages that may result
from their action in the interim.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31
ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
TIE INDIAN AGENCY REPORT.

The Orthodox branch of the Society OF
Friends held its third days session at Twentiethst
Friends Church yesterday The entire day was con-
sumed in hearing the report OF the Friends Indian Agen
cies The Executive Committee on Indian Affairs re.
ported that they entered upon the important du-
ties cOnfded TO them by the Government nearly year
ago. they had found the Indian tribes degraded starved
and cheated by their former agents. They had done
their reform the abuses and they were glad TO
say had the confidence Of the Indians To insure
horougness in the work they had gwen orders 70 their
dams to engage in other business and to employ
their whole time working in way for their ad-
vancement Any agent disobeying these orders would
be reported for discharge. The following tribes, with
their children and schools were under the care OF the
orthodox branch Of the Society OF Friends:
New-York tribune., 1870-05-31

FERRIS Of consumption Mrs Mar Ferris daughter Of '
Fane will take place WEDNESDAY n residence Of b.,
sistel-r-aS, Mrs Hurst, $50 ". EneenthsL
PORBE-on Sunday evening Nay 2 Thomas Forbes Of this city in
The reads and friends family requested attend M funeral
!O'elock, without further invitation.
GROvER-A. Newark j. SATURDAY evening the 2ath nst Of
Funer from the house q 'Ssr Grover 50 w.hnsoa,
Newark, on Tuesday. May a. at oelocs n
HAyPA Bergen j. Monday tie sth inst Of paralysis stephen
Notice ,ass Of 4 funeral iH hereafter
HALL-wm Hail. MOny May 90 at O'Clock aged IS Tears
The nesd and relatives are respectfully invited to attend
Menesia at O'Clock from bis late Residence 81 H. CooPer'
Poug6Eeepsis and Philadelphia papers please copy
HERSASDEzAt Spring VALLEY y SUNDAY %9rHng M,y %
q HeTpaSies aaiss sged sS years months
TIE r.Sn and friends q he t, and SOs, Of her sgfrsnas
81 os l st ns so s E:. Ro Sas s June from Inc '''
JAQUES-on Monday May 90 YOnkers T. Rebeooa Jaqaes
daughter Of the late David L. Jaqaes.
Notice Of fgnsa tOmOErow,
KRLLoGG-At Foreae kay on the 7h Of MAY Anna Msrrar
Rev. Robert Davidson D. D. and wife Of cLar kees
Of New.York
MARyS-In Broon Sunday 18th ns Agnes wife Of Dr. Geors
Marvin, in the 18th year Of her age. -
family attend the funeral WEDNESDAY,
cisrkst.
PATTBRsOy-Ath her residence Onehlnlre Hsr
len nday the ,e INST after long anu severe Illness CAAAfn'
Her relatives and friends and boSe her hr,e
Dr. stephen R Harms and Harris inytd TO steni Der
wen,Y-srs.s Thve Harlem wednesday afternoon tie
lst day Of June at o'clock SitLOa farileg invitation
RRLAY-On Sunday NAY 1870 K Relay, WIDOW Of the late
Stephen II. Relay of this city aged u years -
the NJ T. Church, Fiieh ST. between
First and TUESDAY SAy Jl 5O 1t 10 O'Clock n
sEAMAs-On Sunday MAY % Conea g. wife Of John W. Seaman,
and elies, Of L. Ferris Ia her 2ith
seooni Church - Greea@e1 on hednes
day, June l, at y O'Clock.
TAYLOR-A Island SATURDAY Nay a. Joseph Taylor late Of
Nd, In the 18th Of bis age.
friends invited to attend h mineral al t residence OF
BIZ. brothgrInav, samu Barton, NesDorg staten aad, on
Monfay ~ a O'Clock Carriages Wil meet tie doek
boat from foot Of Whitehall st., al YsndeEtt Lzning
ZIKIN-Su1enly Sunday Hulah kln,
aged %
The relatives family respectfully invited % attend
her the Thrb NJ Z. ChGTch between Ninth sni
Terth-ayes., TIL. morning, at IL o'e.Ock.