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New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

49, r,..,n,s hook OF that name. was offered. Mr.
saraons "IJucle Sam oame next the nth OF March
NJ Dslv,s "Under the Gaslight" was revived on the
11h Of April MT. Feohter appeared on April 9oh. as
the Count Of Monte Ortst0. On June he acted Ihe
Corsiean Brothers On June no seen as Rny Has
and In part he said farewell ON Juno H. Tue mousse
Is now closed.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
The regular dramatic season at the Olympic
Theaer began Sept O. 1872 and ended June H. 1873 Tho
opening piece was adapted Frenoh melO-drama'
called "The Red Pocket Book" which failed On sept
l6 the uncean play OF zone Wife" was tried, with MISS
Charlotte Thompson the heroine 1t had already
failed once 1t failed again. 90 The HunchbacK
superseded Il on Sept a. with Miss Thompson as julia
Miss Rose COghlan as Helea and MT. Neil warner as
Master Walter This was given eight times. The theater
was closed from Sept 80 to Oct H. when 1t reopened
with Opera Bouffe-Nie. Aimee and company appear
ing In ola Perohole" La Grando Du0hesse," Gene
We've de Brabant" and Barbe Bleue," and remaining
till Nov O. On Nov IL, and for four weeks thereafter
the Lydia Thompson Troupe performed at the olympic
The burlesques given aladdin the Second Ken
ilworth and Blue Beard" Mile Aimee aud her COM
pany reappeared Dec. o. and gave tho opera
boufie of La Belle Helene" On the 23d of Do
cember Lies Cent Vierges" performed for
the first time in America Les Brigands" followed
very poor spectacle play called The Ahambra' was
offered on JAN 49, 1873 From the 10th to the l7th OF
February the Olympic was closed On FED II MI ueo'
L. Fox reappeared at this house. as the Olown' In MS
pantomme Of Humpty Dumpty." This piece was re-
yamped for the fifth time, the 21st OF April The
death Of the manager of the Olympic Theater MI james
T. HAYES occurred very suddenly, on the 7th OF May
Mr. Fox ended his engagement at this house on June T.
and the regular season terminated with his withdrawal
Since then this stage has been devoted for one Week
TO the Coleman sisters and for weeks TO Little Nell
the California DamOnd-At tho beginning OF the sea-
son Mr. Samuel COlve and Mr. Hayes were partners III
MANAGEMENT of the Olympic; but early in this year r
Coyle sold his interest in the lease and retred-lhe
most remuneratiye entertainment offered at this house
within the last nine months was the Pantomme opera
Boue and Burlesque also successful In the mon
etary sense The rest was waste of effort" Cigarette
and Miss Amy Stone now occupy this stage.
BOOTHS THEArER.
A sketch of the past season at Booths The
ater was furnished readers June 2S and that
house. accordingly, is omitted from the present sum
mary OF the seasons wOrk-We understand that TINS
house will be reopened about the lst OF August by Mr.
j. B. Booth and that Mr. Florence will appear. Mr' JET
fersons engagement is to begin in September
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
PARK PROJECTS.

The Commissioners appointed to inquire into
the charges against General Foreman Manning will not
render decision till the next meeting Of the Park
Board 1t appears however, that the department has
been glad to get rock refuse for filling purposes and has
had said refuse when 1t could be had for
nothing Manning, having rock filing TO dispose
Of set men to removing It, thus applying to him
self rule which had been in force In the case
OF other residentA. IL would appear, also, that
his accusers, FOremen iiodges and Delehant,
in going to the Finance Department to complain, In
stead OF to the Park Commissioners, committed an i'm
proprety which the department mas justly taken
exception TO- II was especially bad In view OF the fact
that the Finance Department stopped the pay OF the
men whom Manning put ut the work whereas they only
0beyed the orders OF superior The Department itself
ls yet IN iormatye state. Tue Committee Bylaws
the members OF the Board will be occupied In prepara
tOns for perfectng the organization The aDpropri alton
which was 50 long waited for, maae toward tue
close Of the legislative session. and the
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
POLICE JUSTICES IN THE BACKGROUND

Only small crowd waited upon the Board
OF Aldermen yesterday. The general impression seems
to be that thorough examination Of the claims Of the
candidates will precede action upon the nominations.
At the meeting yesterday, President Vance IN the chair
the subject up, motion Of Alderman Morris to
consider the Mayors message nominating Messrs.
Ackert and Streeter as Police Justices The motion
lost Subsequently Alderman Morris moved that the
Mayors second messsge be taken from the table. Alder
man MOnlemer to point OF order, that inasmuch
az the frstnamed nominees had not been confirmed,
the claims Of the later could not lawfully DO con
sidered. President Vance acknowledged that he had
been mistaken in his ruling at the last meeting, which
excluded the consideration OF the message OF June 49,
and said that he felt bound consider the motion In
order. Tho motion in regard to tho confirmation OF
the Police Justices was, however promptly voted down.
Alderman Morris offered resolution, which refer
red 20 the same committee requesting them to visit and
inspect the work Of improving FO1rth-aye, above
FOrty-secOnd-st and report whether any violation OF
corporation ordinances has taken place in the improve
ments now going on. Mr. Meridian White was appointed
a City Surveyor resolution introduced by Alderman
McCaGerty requesting the Mayor to reduce the number
OF Inspectors OF Weights and Measures to two, was
adopted. In accordance with a resolution offered by
Alderman KOCH the Controller quested TO explain
why he had not cOnformed with the provisions Of con-
tract made Sept go 1872 in regard to the paving OF
First-ave., required to be finished by May l, 1913
The following resolution offered by Alderman Mon
heimer was adopted:
Resored That the Mayor and the several heads OF de-
partments requested to furnish % this Board state
tho names and residences OF all the clerks as
i've departments, and OF the salaries or compensation
paid or allowed to such clerks and attaches and that the
Mayor be further requested to inform this Board by
what authority the expenses OF his Office exceed the
OF $4,000 per annum designated IN Section "a 0 the
new Charter as the maximum amount to the paiu tOr
EXPENSES.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
CRIMINAL NOTES,

Timothy Curtin of No. $40 Second-aye. was held
for attempting 10 shoot his wife
In the case of Joseph Kendall, tried for sending
improper articles through the mall the jury disagreed standing
conviction and four Cor aquttal Judge Benedict refused to
kendas bail from $1,000 $1,000 aud adjourned Court until the
inst.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, Geo
Dunans pleaded guilty to the f Of the charging
him III obtaining the Treasury upon altered youce
This ous the charge Of udaoo intent Sentence wa. su
pended until Jaly 10.
liquor store OF James ,Lanb al No AL SHthae
morning and sheridan called qaoT which refused 10 psy fa
The bartender eadeaVored eIposuate him. shea hs
tumber q water and dashed IL At oil painting hung the
bar damaging go Justice Cox committed
=. Halleck, who was arrested two weeks ago for
attempting murder Ohafo H. Phelps ewer Of 40
Thirty ninth a. on the night Of May TO- l8 brought up ester
daT before yago Coulter In the lofLy Police Court
ban hy Joap Psef Who Trded S Mr. pLDs l0gxh
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
DECIsIONS-JULq 3.

Smprem, COurt-ChdmbTs- By judge Daniels-
veau YeaH-Reo0 confirmed and Judgment ~ fysr.s
grsned Bradhurl sgt Z1ickNoon 70 y'sa y of Pro'ssgs
GRANTED motion hearing and uznsn lsld With
sg RngisbOner 70 bold defendant 10 bail ssef
o the of . $40.
Superior C0urt-Special Term-By judge MOnell-
ag Whit aud anO-Oef dspOHng n demurrer
tons answer Ponsroy NsperOsr snesng
pendeney E8e EhsrDscres Of divorce fsvss
paotR sg SnOnonM0ton 70 set sds order Of
srence denied plaintiff leave reply ani
evidence Pudy agt PuriE Report u
parties dnal disposition u 11i
hands pnusnt inigmen. the acon CbambOf aad
Cagnsy-Moton allegations n the cslDsss
granted Toe Rector Of tie Church u Oh kedeeme C-
ior-Moon % set aside eIec0On against the peoa isnsi
costs
Common Pleas-Special Trua-By judge Larrs-
rnore-Tbompson az Thompson. See meml Plat Pst
son sgt Dobon Watonepo Of referee eopfnsi
divorce granted Schneider az. Hateb.-(Sse msm.)
Marine Court-Chambers-B Judge GrOss.-Holmss
AIT WugCase referred to John A. Basusr ~endi AZ h.pa
Motion granted stayng the proceedings until security for
Sled order entered Parrgan Casn-MoOn -
Judgment agsin defendant granted Order entered hgiy9a az
WeL-Caass referred Ashbel r. Fitch.
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9orrorGIlon Aotlres.
OYYCB COMMISSIONER ~ JUS0as }
% CHAaHERs-sr PARK. NEw YORK. juno i1, loii
NOTICE IN RELATION TO JURORS FOR


Apphcaton for exemptions viii be heard here from to a ss
all needed Information vii be Suggestions received
exemption will receives enrolment notice requiring he-
appear before this whether LIABLE NOT such noto
must be answered On person. n possible and this oce on lnass
penalties exempt the brns proof of fePuSs
liable be must also answer full aud person giving ~ ana
RECr uame residence, &c, &c AND WILL BE ALLOWED on
LECTION nom the Of FALL WINTER or SPhlNn 20 80
BY applying here First VI nets sep
tomber No attention paid 20 lettcr. ...-.--
Three lists being made u Old and urorsPs ossoo
November. and Decembe Winter J,nusy February anu hi'
1879 and Spring (Apn. May sud June, 1874 ..-.
Persons enrolled liable allowed pTTiiese oi
of these MUST SERVE wheu called their an No mn
will be SLOWED interference permitted The nnes
tOm those who for business other unAoe " SCI
time selected the Of this Ohcc ani unpaid VIZ % -"
tered Judgments the property OF ne denqnrntA -.
No person get excused aud nioraed thM h as
hereafter merchants, bankers editors AMI oi sea
and intelligence get excused nom the moderate duty ss
Of them. ,,-.
AL good citizen, will all the Of justice ant ecarc reliable M
respectable junes aud euss ther duy ~ serving promP
allowing CLERKS subornAe, 10 serve rtPk
attempt 1t bribery evasion and suggesting names o
Persons between 81 and 10 Of summer
temporarily A. aud United states aud Dstno9 Court Jurors
NOT EXEMPT
EVER man mas, attend his notice msiemesno % s
paper another IL Is also pmls1tbe ol ~
imprisonment give pressa bbe directly o. D
rrctly jlry service 20 withhold paper ~ "a
any statement will be fully prosecuted No s
allowed IN regard 10 lurv notices and ae
aakng receiving giving such ice present Nln p "
u possible punished 70 the full eteot d hc N"
DOUGLAS TAYLOR, CommssoneF -.
BOra St0as CoatasaSe Bass@eas ~ Cbs~ee''e t'-
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p1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM LIyERPOOL-Iu sHdnshD Cg5g July 1-Mf Mcc,rss
Miss McCabe John Curtin A. Brand and dy john Bacsssde
WIN Scott j. A. Lawson r. C. Hooper. p p Gsskel ani iT
Stokes, H. Burt. J. PIout = B'er J. L. Stevens r. CI
Swann G.. Gaines, j. H. Hand, Jos t0nsorlan 3 W. h0pka+
Prof j. W. Burgess and lady Mra MConhe. Jgha DFson,
JaR.rey II. Cohen Miss Moody Miss Emerson, Bmer'oo, q
Flag r. Fni H. Below and lady two Misses Bedos ini hsd
Mane Mr. sni lady Misses aO1, NLle snd ofoh
Mrs Abernehy Mss Absmeby, Z. = bltef Massef Bstet
Miss Root z X Warweu. Jdise McMlriT. , H. Cohen.
smith C. z Thane J. Deyne aui Mr g. Hepburn Mn NJ
C. Bell Bell Rev. j. n. Leayitt Mrs. X D. Lsne ani fsat
children AMI H. DaEsn s. BroEn M and Ms D1nng and eh
Mi,s Du1ning Ar Il. Dobson sld mst Mi LAr Ba't h
Burton Briggs, d. Burton W J. Fller, M Louise Wrgl MIN
Danha s. A Pete Pipes Mr aud Mr. Peters a.i c5 hsT
Dr. Fagg Bray Mis- r. williams, M Batter and he drss
DR. L. y Worilngt0l, T. Kascbe Mrs AcEyer, A Cglarl .sf
two maids Misses and " Cuudr Ms Hs'ier Mis- fsncais
AMI servant Miss Mccall Sir snd Mr Foster H. "eie' u
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY. JULr T.

FRIDAY. JuLT T.
seventh Annversa Of American lndepeaieaes Tbs F<
Onos and al Mails will close At 10 ..
NAL fiafsr, s. closed a. tbs Se5-forE PoOhs srsy
lN al Q. n and goes va Boston -
NAL, Tor Newounan1 close the NesYo Port Ohos e' Nss
day and PriaY At Steamship sails from Portland, Ne
TUESDAY Saturday at Due New York Fnday 40 n
Letter postage % a the West Indie. except when ret IN
be 10 een Papers cnt' each which mast DO spa
SATURDAY. JULr 5.
Mails for Great Britain and france. via QoeenoHn and Fef
the steamship Baltic $50 Supplementary h'l
waite Star Dock Psyonia Ferry City. will close l 20
gteamp sails at I2J D. m White sta Docs Payoni Feuy
lersey CITY.
IAN deposited In Supplementary MANS mls - P-pih "a
!O1bls p0stagel
Por Cose Continent Of Europe "a Bremen br Ne
s,e,msbip Donan mails close II No supplementary MAJ
Steam hip sails at D. m foot of Thris-. H)loseu
Direct t5ernsn closed Maj u hg tbs 1e
Mails for direct Steun steam .aflA
close at Steamship sails a. from i00i u F'4r5 g. 10
boken.
Mai, for Kew West By steamship Geo " Cfde close
steamship sa Is at ) D. m, from Pier No. ~ T. K
SUNDAY JULY D.
All Mails close atlt O'Clock TIE POstOtcs o9sa i0n "a
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pASSENGEBS SAILED.

POR BRRNES-In steamship Grqr BIrarck Jsy 1-Pr ns
Ecker Salomon II Schmidt Children. NssAl1s ,cl. D.
Pse and wife Jul Wudng Schef-n schefn Bes Hsses
snd wife Chas D. Hanes Harry Hanes Berer sanss
w. French Cansen John Weber Julia Halpe Iee Jung
L. Hahn Tneoto Herbefg George Wler kuioIph Nese Ma
Katie Meke a9d child ChA Sieneger Mrs Egels Levin
children Miss Julia Levin, Ernst Go,eb Cha r AEo6ef Jsss
iesr T. W. Kaempt Miss Augu Kind Mrs Ehmann, Jos Sg.f
Richard Zeckwer johann JttDe Jacob Kmmere A. "lLrl
Schefrtk r. Hesse Mrs Nina Hesse auI children Wn iup
pers Me- Huda Eggeng John Ehror Mrs Whemle Ehrr af
Child Emanuel Prof r. Engsl Ms Pauline I-ss AL caA
J.eoh JosaDh. Auaust Groos nd VII A 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
THE PENNSYLVANIA WAR CLAIMS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The Supreme Court
OF Pennsylvania has reversed the judgment OF the
Court OF Common Pleas of Dauphin County in tho
Of the Commonwealth agt George o. Evans, involving
commissions for the collection OF the State War Claims
and ordered renire faciaS de Judge sharswood
In announcing the decision. said that Evans bound
by law 10 make prompt report OF his collections aad
even IL requested verbally by Gov. Geary 20 omit
making such report, alleged by the defendant, the
Governor had no authority to release the State agent
from his Official duty or the conditions OF his bond.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

-,b IN, .oeu.s5 or the stairs Palmer sstsny rsooynssi H.
ioci wberenpon pleaded guilty ard committed Cor
David Sullivan, "capperD for gambling houss
No 7 Brodsay Esp by Walker Jewell Induced Charles Barn.
No 30 Stanton the place, By informing bin that hs
would ssre make somsthng He bet ns
rouge nor 83g He then that bs hai
duped called Omce who arrested sufsn Hs E brOet
bsfore Jnsc Yesterday morning and committed ies
gaming house broken into Wedns'i night
Of s arrested but the prpetor, JsTs
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
MlN1lrrRK AI.MANac-

ises.... f33 7J} N0op s4ti'.''' w
wAgsK THu DAV-AN
SANITY 200 is4nd. 2J) Hell Stte feff' a."
y
23l Cows tsIlnL.. 1Of Heu GSs tecff a1
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

which ara now in haffnished condition. will soon
nushed forward vigorously These include tho msdson
Square Union Square, and City Hall fountains WORK
the park at the Five Points VIII also soon 10 oceu
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
Goal, &C.

SIMONSON & ECCLEST0N, dealers in Le-
- hg Locus, Mon9t,n and Red Ash Coal Furnace Gr1e ,Ss
SO 0 nat Sc u 1000 pounds screened snd ie'd
once 50 West Thirty hs Branch Once 8 West rsenV g.
Yard a. 22 Vast between Broadway and h hb
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Mr. Augustin DAILY has managed the Grand
Opera House He opened II Oh the 26th OF
August 1877 and closed IL the ilh OF June, 1879 The
nrst piece brought out by HIM was adaptation OF Le
ROi CarOtte" This succeeded, on NOyember25. by
an adapted French folly" called Round the Clock"
On January 90 1873 the spectacle Of "Tbe Cataract OF
the Ganges " was brought forward. On February IS
compound called "ROughiDg IT," remotely based on
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
Goan ORGes.

Goan OfhGes.
NO. 1867 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ Room BPAOr FOr Ladies Branch No lll BoslssV M0sT
loaned danosls watches iess &c same b0agl and sold
--r',ss.s--sgtr. --vz->~, llNOQ BROS
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
MarbIt aro Slate flaniels.


A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. lllNG WORKS, Ia and ID East Bghtsetis ,Ai
MaTbIed hAnte Thing Marbs Counters Monuments
defy competition. Marble turning for the traie.
A MARBLE, & MARBLEIZED MANTELS.
IN sni Thing anything offered this
ment. Hession Marble Counters ud Mn,coFnE ecOu&
IS KLABkR Co.'S Sesm Marble WORKS III 2 West Ry fr
st.. bel. Broadway and ghth-sYe.
STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble aud Wood
- Msnte Rich and designs the lowest price, 20 sa ~
West Twenty-thirist between Seventh ani Bghth-lve.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

shame" calling it "New Years Eve" and presenting
Miss Clara Morris and Dir. George Clarke in the chief
parts The author Of this piece is Mr. Frank Marshall
OF London On the 1st Of January 187S at the concu
SION Of the afternoon performance and shortly after the
audience had dispersed fire made its appearance in the
basement OF the Fifth Avenue Theater, and within
brief time the edhce consumed The last play acted
in this house was "New Years Eve" Mr. DAILY immedi-
stely leased the old churchtbeaer on Broadway which
he has since occupied. He opened on the evening OF
January q. when address, by Mr. John Brougham,
was spoken by the company, and the adapted
French play Of "Alixe" was represented for the
first time This drama retained its place on the stage
TIL March IS, when "New Years Eve " revived; ;
aud these two pieces subsequently aternated On
the sth OF April, Old Heads Young Hearts was
tried On April Is Mr.. Day's Divorce was revived
and this till the 10th Of May. It's performance on
that nightor the benefit Of Mr. Davidge-was its 2s7h
counting in its repettiOns during previous runs. Its
first performance took place. az the Twenty fourthst
house. Sept O. 1871 The last play Of the season. at the
New Fifth Avenue TheateL was "Madeein More" first
advertised as the work Of Nr. Mosenthal and Mr.. DAILY
but afterward as the work Of Mr.. DAILY aone-and in
any case a pernicious and discreditable production
HadeleiD MOrel" brought out the 2Oh Of May,
and its career included Al representations. Mr.. DAILY
completed June 2sh the fourth Of his
ment OF the Fifth Avenue Theater. He began his
in this the 10th Of August 1862 with Mr Rob
erts0n's comedy OF "Play."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
Z Chelera MOhiIieH.

1t is said that. Mr.. Representative
Brooks-is suffering from "a complaint
contracted while going round the world.
a year or so ago. This is explained
by q young man With a medical turn of
mind to mean that he went round the
world 90 much that it makes him dizzy
and sick at the. stomach to hear Credit
Mobilier" mentioned This must be
accepted Tor Mr.. Brooks, We suppose !;
but how about the, other gentlemen,
who didn't 60 round the worldf What
makes them feel so sick p Washington
Star. .- --..
Might not some Of them who have
taken fstiguing journeys l'across the
continent" be reasonably unwell also
rs. c. is not Q cheek for everything.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

Hon. EDMUND G Ross, at ore time a
colleague OF Pomeroy in the United
States Senate, is now resident Of
Lawrence, and sets type for a maInte-
nance. A correspondent says: "Ross
may 60 back to the Senate some day. 1t
wohld be poetic justice for him to sue.
coed Pomeroy. But Kansas will have
to grow awhile yet before she gets ca
pable OF prosaic justice, to cay nothing
Of poetic. II Ross ever 81 ould 60 back
to the Senate there would be one more
brave and honest mar in that body
than there is now, and there would be
added to the social treasures OF Wash
ington bright and beautiful girl, brave
as her father 10, who keeps his plain
little home in Lawrence, and takes care
of her little brothers for the mother
that ia zone"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29

The Intslkgencer's defense OF Cover
nor JACOBS duplex congressional proc.
lsmation is rather lame. 1t is admit.
ted that Governor JACOB may have ian
opinion of his own" "about the question
of legality involved" But why has he
not acted upon it2 OF course his de-
c'sion would not bind the House OF
Representatives, and that body might
in its discretion refuse TO admit the
representatives. to whom the Governor
had given certificates OF election. But
the fact that Congress must ultimately
pass upon the question does not
relieve Governor JACOB from the duty
OF making some decision in the case.
The effect OF his timidity is to deprive
two-thirds Of the people of the State OIL
all representation in the House during
a portion of the first session of the next
Congress. He is fully aware OF the
sentiment OF a majority of the people,
Of the opinion Of the most prominent
lawyers, and of the wish of the State
Legislature, but all these are }defed in
his effort to avoid the, to him, dreadful
responsibilityof expressing an opinion
We admit that we are not satisfied with
the Governors proclamation, and we do
not believe that the Mtslhgsneer is any
better pleased by it than We, notvth
standing that papers studied effort To
whi,ewash the transaction. . .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-29
A CENSUS of Cuba has recently beer

A CENSUS Of Cuba has recently beer
taken, and General Sickles, receiving
the result from the Spanish Govern
ment. has transmitted it to Washing.
tom The total population Of the island
is placed at l,39O,sIl. there being 763,.
l76 whites, 23S,927 free colored, 1868,
2ss elaves,, and "a, 420 Asiaties. IL
1857. the population Of Cuba was re,
ported to be L,4l4,50S, so that in five
years that have elapsed there is appsr-
emily a decrease OF l4706. The iasur-
rection 10 Cuba probably interfered with
getting an accurate census Of the insur-
gent districts last year. ....