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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-07

cougr or comnoS Ptmas-Eourrv Issn.- Adjourned
oy Judge e. ass & as s o 900 4
i655 AS. ao6, 2ds l7t, ss94 2tis SOL Part 2Hed by
Judge Larrenore-Set down causes.--kos. sos .c0 i5
l6g 265l 2,, ass ESQ 70 g. 2T isIz 49, lss 81, 1893
MARiSk corRT-ralAL Trfa-rart I-ted by Judge
saos $3.50 29ts S74a 374t $40 s7 aud ss. Part 2IEeld
by Judge Gross Nos lsls, 1852, 1919 35s3 1856 1906
400 Ac2I 8fa S4l s5s? 492 s0l 1913 and 1914 Part s.
Held by JUDGE shea Nos s6i. ssi2 1862 1915, 1858
- COURT or GESFnst sEssoks-Hed by Recorder
uackett-ihe People John Darcy. leoni0us assault
and battery three cases. Same Patrick Brady and
Patrick Murphy, teonious assault and battery Same
W. james helleher, iclonious assault ana battery
same " Herman Leidendor ieonions assault and bat
tery; Same John McDade bur giary; Same Mary
Williams, burglary; Same VS.. William Melody. forgery;
same vs. John Young, grand larceny; Same Grace
Meyers grand larceny; Della Doyle, grand lar
ceny Same Y Edward Kane, grand larceny same "
Andrew +. O'Neil grand larceny. same Gilbert Me-
Loughlin. Thomas Price Patrick Mcmahon and Nathan
Gabrell grand larceny Same Charles Brown. grand
larceny same August Marcus. larceny from the
son same vs. Thomas Hines larceny IRON the person.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.

Grand jury empaneled In the Court OF Sessions
yesterday with Mr. George w. Gilbert as foreman. The
charge of Judge Moore embraced the usual points The
Grand Jury have but little work before them.
A motion made in the City Court yesterday to
have the Judgment Of absolute divorce in the suit
Thomas A. Fay Sarah H. Fay, set aside, The defend
charges that several witnesses plaintIn swoyc
falsely to their places OF residence. The motion was
granted
Charles Smith sentenced to the Pententiary for
six months yesterday tor obtaining money by false
representations. Smith used sympa thy and
dollars by that he was deaf unable to work
and hau u large family depending npon him
Alexander Mcclure is suing true W. Rollins, in the
City Court to ST. 2 the amount promissory
note made by defendant 10 the order OF the late T. y
Mills The defendant says TINT the note was an accom-
oaation one given to Mills enable him take M
another is the old story Of Mills peculiar note
transactions
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SUPREME C0UHT-sPrClAl TERRI.

Before j Judge Pratt

before Judge fratt
James II. Ferdon vs. Edward G. Arthur-The follow
ing inportan. con rendered by Judge Pratt yes
terday;-
The plaintiff desiring speculate in stocks, aud not
having the for margin, gave his brokers' bonds in
stocks in Which piaintiG wished 10 ueai fair con
strpcton OF TIE contract to be npled from the trans
to e The son ~ ey bad the n a
Is win best enable them 70 carry ont their contracts
the debtors Of thc plaintiff For such profits a
defendants siso became d,hiqrs lint in my Judgment
neither OF these items ~enld DC debt incurred by de
the United states Bankrupt act These words received
construction ev nc United state. supreme Court IN
which viii include the case at bar, and that ccnstruc
ton should prevail until retractcd BY the same
attached 20 those wors by Tie Supreme Court and 10
have used them WIN rcirrsnst thereto when framing The
guagc othe present mat ofls,t does
dat attributed ii The case above referred TO Ths has
been held bs the supreme Court OF Massachusetts IW
Mass 30 N an opinion that seems 70 gnanswerahle
hy defendant Arthur Is bar 70 The Plaintiffs claim
Clearly disclose the theory upon which tie pisintif
claims Judgment, but the evidence makes OIL case eg
was clearly tho right Of the plaintiff ~ any time 70 dis
s sSa o es 81 The and S n e p
deiendan's to return e the PLAINTIFF the. bal
have accrued. It may also be regarded under Tie
code a. suit tor money received BY defendants rs
bonds la wing been pledged security 10 raise money
and sold by The pledge, II was competent FOR the plain
9, the sale the bonds aad failure to comply rendered
the deiendanLs liable either ior money received IN a
that after the cause OF action hna occurred the parties
waiver ny the psitii Of my remedy he Ind against
the defendants. Complaint dismissed to arthur wish
value OF the bonds tbs day of sale, less the balance
OF account to The debit o. panuu also less The debit
agains; Brannggn &c with costs. Findings n he set.
tied ON TWO Gats notice
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SUPREME couaT-CIaculT--pAaT 2.
SUPERIOR couRT-speClM TERN.
COURT or COMMON ptEAs-ssREHAL TERM.

Decisions.
BY Judges DAILY, Robinson Larremore. Loew aud j. r.
DAILY
Fisher vs. Sharpe.-JIdgmcnt reversed. Opinion by
Judge Loew.
Gambling Hsight-order affirmed Opinion by Judge
Loew.
Greenthal VS. Schneider; Port Receiver Geoghan-
Judgment ainrmed Opinions by Judge Loaw.
shea sixth Avenue Railroad Co.nany Judgment
and order appealed from reversed demurrer ovcrrled
and leave TO answer in twenty days opinion By Judge
j. i. Daily.
Black vs.. Ryder; Taylor vs.. GilliesA-Judgment az
drmcd. Opinions by JUICE j. 4. DAILY.
sweeney VS.. the Mayor, &C, New York.--Judgment
Judge J. +. DAILY.
sladc ct al Joseph ct al (fvc casesl. Orders
denying motion to vacae the order OF affirmed
Opinion by Judge Robinson.
Hovey Joseph al.--Order disc charging order of
arrest reversed Opinion by Judge Robinson.
BuckmaSscr vs. Consumers Ice Company Judgment
reversed and iudgmen. absolute Tor plaintiff Opinion
by Judge Robinson
Mechanics and Traders National Bank Grove ct
al. Haight Naylor; Holly vs. the Mayor. &c, Of
New acknowledgement affirmed Opinion by Judge Rob
inson.
In re owens.-order affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Daily.
Schermerhorn VS. Metropolitan Gas Light Company;
Wicks VS., Bowman; Treadwell vs. Hoffman; Tannen
baum vs. Christelier; The People rel Hooan VS. Nor
Judgments affirmed. Opinion by Judge DAILY
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THE LATE JUDGE EDMONDS.
specs 60 HISS Memory--Ris Life and
Character as Viewed by the Bench and

Character as Viewed by the Bench and
BAR.
II not of very surprise to many, and
yet ii shock large numbers, the intelligence OF
the death OF cx-Judge Ednonds Despite all his latent
energy and indoluitablc win it easy to tnst he
was slowly but surely succumbng TO the infrmt r
old As the Courts assembled yesterday mornng
enter upon the business at new ,erm tho subject OF
his death foremost IN every thought and para
mount TO the issues however important Of awaiting
trial and adjudication. Some Of the Courts transacted
N supreme Court. clrcuit fart Judge wcstbrcok
Judge Boswor,h re prsaeed his motion ss the follow
morning John " Eimonds Who has been promnent Is
member Of The esal Proso d q t me
ts became a 80 ~lih hin in ls hs
tor no diseharged me dates mat posi- on with great
~ and msrSsa ab IS memDsr o. M COM.
Tor nc s the na q s
tsszs 4 lis judicial opn" G aSeaueay he sac
T %,s that hat, ACCOMPLISHED ana smSnle ,na man
q sss snsrsme cgur %Sse % once s'a he 'Sa sS
under our present II aasai ssem
organized II the rs election JUDGES o. me supreme
elected . ,hps once Win lis dsaih al nus .
to nsSs f. IhsTs b. ds s more % a
sraeiy aad wiz rette, preparatiop lhan now be
nentiy prof. levins view h. prominence rs mem
DISTINGUISHED iuca os,iors be has held ana the cred
s sSn maH Y s " ne % on ms aue and bs
tween him and at"rs ~ member or the Supreme
Court OF this j. tries; that shis Court saoutd adjourn
and. therefore move Sbat TIE Court do now adjourn
until tomorrow At the usita. hour.
Ex-ludge orr rqgt III secoildiue tic motion, said -
Il rise to second the motion Judge fosworth
with him that this Is she III make
extended remarks upon Tie ability character al the
deceased. on tture occasion, at meeting of the
Bar appropriate eulolcs win doubtless he pronounced
upon the lie and services o the distinguished deceased
second the motion now made.
Judge Wcsthrook, granting the motion, spoke fol
lows:-rhe Court remembers Judge Edmonds perfectly
we'll. and fully with all that has been said As
a. Judge, he was eminentiy fair. able aud Judi
cious; as LAWYER profound and accurate
thinker. IL Is due 10 the memory OF the deceased,
member OF the Bar and as one who
formerly filled the position OF Judge In this Court that
the motion made be granted and tie Court will
therefore stane adjourned untn Tomorrow morning
the usual hour"
The motion for adiournmcn in the supreme Court
Chambers was made by Mr. Samuel a. Courtney and
seconded by Mr.. d. e. Calvin both making most onch-
ing and appropriate speeches. Judge Lawrence, in
granting the motion spoke most cloqueny and ieelinglv
Of the deceased.
In al the various branches OF The Superior Court and
Court Of Common Pleas well tie Court OF Oyer and
Ternner, similar notions with appropriate cuogstc
eches were made and adournmsnts speedily granted
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A BOY stabbed by Auotb,
COURT CtLENDkRS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-SpEctAL rERg--He1d by Judge Van
Fact Nos Il ioI ios ds i0l io5 ios io7 los I lac,
ias Ia Ia6 i26 III les, 49, 40 i3i ~ 1885, l3i 1856 G
i37 1873 isa lao III I2. 1913 ia 49, i6 if 4s ifa 100
~ 1854 l7t6 llo $50 sss 1850 olz ze. s24
Part 3-Hed ny Judge Van Nofst.--Nos 1861 25sa u.s.
1877, 1910 1901 1877, 800 3l22 sos so2 III 1905 AS $685.
1895, 26a I473, 1865
.sgrEaIoR touRr-TpiAL TxsA-Psrt I.-Adiourncd un.
til wednesday.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIScroS, April d, 1874
In tue Cuitcd states Supreme Court today in the
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Hamilton al, the Circuit Court for the southern
District OF New York and Lake vs. the New york Life
Insurance Company, from the Tennessee Circuit, the
DEGREES were today affirmed by . divided Court
These were the test cases put forth "a determine
the liability OF insurance companies policies held
the South on which premiums not
paid during the WAR; but which thu parties their
representatives rendered payment after The OF the
As the cases result the DEGREES below stand ut
Armed and the parties are as much in the dark US to
their rights a before the appeals TO this Cougt Is
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fNTy-seVENTa STREET POLICE COURT.
The Outrage at the second Avenue Rail-
road Depot.
BEFORE Justice wandsu,

Before Justice Wandsll
Patrick Condor and Deuns o'Brien, the two men
who, already reported, committed serious Assault,
Saturday night, At the Second Avenue Railroad de.
pot on ofieer i.ininGell Nineteenth precinct were
arraigned aud three different complaints pretrrred
against them o assault and battery They were held
for trial IN default Of 5000 BAN.
Coy stabbed by Another.
Henry Linderhoid. boy thirteen years old was ar
raigncd on a charge OF having stabbed another boy
aged only seven years named Hugh Rock re siding At
No. B5 East Twentyeiehth street. The assault took
place ON Monday last, on Third avenue since which
time Rock has been in Bellevue Uospital Yesterday
The physician IN attendance informed the boys parents
that lockJaw was likely 10 set In any moment and
consequently that his lite was in danger. The father
who had concluded not 70 cause the the boy
Linde rhcld. now thai his boys life was in danger
deemed il advisable 10 notify the police. and having
done the arrest was accomplished Yesterday on the
certificate Of OF the physician In Bellevue The
prisoner committed TO await the result
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY, QUADRUPLE

preston q the sb,cct; chat enough II It fairly and
feasons by II. and In the subject single
and the various paris have respect relate % that
subject the constitution Is complied win The subject
this case Is single one-to secure better admnisua
he could not say that provision substituting appoint
by Mayor instead of the eiet lion Of these
MAGISTRATES tile districts the city
where situated does relate the sub
iect
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MARINE C0uaT--CHAMBERS
Decisions.

by Judge Nc Adam.
florence vs. Scward-Ordered that the PLAINTIFF
complaint in this action be dismissed with $40 costs
this that judgment be entered in favor OF this
defendant accordingly.
Wardwei Jones--Moticn denied. with $40 costs 10
abide event
Murphy VS.. Mattern-Demurrer ovcrruled. See papers
kycrsOn EDtwis.ie.-MotiOn to discontinue granted
OF $40 costs and disbursements incurred See
papers.
Lamb VS.. Altcrford.- Judgment $50
Meseroc w. Naturalization granted condtonallv.
See papers.
Curtin conpcll,-Motion granted condidonally See
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COURT OF COMMON plEAs--spEcuL TERM.
Decisions.

Bv Judge Larremore.
Renod vs. Watties and Hennessy vs.. same.-Appica
ions granted.
Walters rs Walters.-Reference ordered.
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ESSEN MARKET POLICE COURT.
A shopIifter Captured.


Yesterday afternoon Mrs Catherine Schneider called
at Lord Tayors in Grand srccr, ostensibiy make
purchases while in reality her mission was 10 lift
She lifted and caugit on The bouncen by Mr. H. C.
Bosher, the clerks OF the establishment who gave
her custody of Officer Holly Lyons the Tenth pre-
cnct The liit' valued mt SO and contained log
yards oil silk. Just the article for picnic dress In
default OF SI0ba to appear Mrs. Schneider was locked
up
River Thieves.
Officers Smith and Ravee. Of the Thirteenth precinct
yesterday brought Court Michael Nolan and Albert
Ridley, who caught attempt 10 draw six tons
OF anchor cable into rowboat at pier 50 East River
They were committed 70 answer each in 81 100 bail.
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N ". April 6, 1874.
The following Is the calendar Court Appeals
Tor TO morrow, Aprii Nos I33 1 Ia, E6 f9 1. Isl
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MARINE C0UnT--pART 2.


Jn0Ft
Flanagan Observation-Disclosures for plaintiH, $IS7 60
and allowance.
schrady VS. Emmerson.-Jndgment Tor pisintf,
1851 q costs and allowance.
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CITY CcuHT-SpECIAL TERM.
A Railroad Case.


The city Of BROOKLYN brought suit against Nostraud
Avenue Railroad Company to prevent them from LAYING
their tracks in Zee The company claimed
they had the msority of the property own
The caec sent 10 Il referee, who reported IN
OF the company, and yesterday permanent in
junction WAS issued restraining the city from interfering
with them
Decisions.
BY Judge Nelson
Smith W. Cbasscaud.-Iud !memt 10 lie entered for
plann.
Fay W Fay -Apuhcaton granted order 10 be settled
two days notice.
Brown ~ Smonson,-Upon the plcadings and conflict
ing aavits much doubt IS cast upon Plaintiffs
10 Justify unconditional stay. lfplaintiR within Ave
days gives security Tor what may be FOUND due 10 de-
fcfidant TINS accounting for the whole term, ana
spulac 10 try the the third week 1 the present
special Term, the injunction continued; otherwise dts
solved order 10 he settled notice
Englcskind W. kammrrrr The lease proposed 10 be
niodied the settlement OF the judgment 10 stand
the contract OF The parties No costs 20 either party
Henncsscy Cooper IL Is Impossible reconcile
the conflicting proofs services OF notice IL
iucduitabc 20 the lien discharged The shnui
be tried the merits and H. appears be most prudent
and equitable 10 grant the application.
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Robbed i'm the street.

Charles G. Counse, Of Portland Me-, yesterday pre-
ferred complaint against Charles Brown. having
robbed him Of South and Oliver streets Thu
allegation t1al Brown tarchly seized Possession o
Mr. Counscs watch ana chain, valued at $3.50 Brown
vu nm tnd n ans
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Alleged Assault and Robbery.

John Eivin accused Owen short, Thomas Cafrey and
Thomas Stevenson of having whilc he coming GU,
his in West street. assaulted him. lie nrs
attacked by Short the two others then joining in the
sault under prcteuce OF separating them shortly after
Kivlm missed $3.50 in money ana diam end
pin valued xl5) and le alleges thai the three
men in coiusop stole the money and The pin. They
were committed Tor trial
Raid on Lottery Men.
The Headquarters detectives yesterday had several
men ir Court whom they charged with being lottery
ticket sellers in various places in the city The
MI discharged. owing 10 the fact chat complain
pearauce.
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AIlexed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Charles H. Rice recently clerk in the employ q, IN,
New Jersey Plate Insurance Company, gave bail I,
charge of having embez2ed Slt 80 at I'll,
cor yfS mn
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
SUPREME couaT-ciAMasRs
Another Recfsion i'm the Case or Lexrave.
Before Judge Lawrence.

Another Decision i'm the Cnse or Leg ra We.
Before Judge Lawrence.
1t would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to keep track Q,
the confusion of motions anc counter motions In the
case OF Alfred e. Lesrave. his extraaton from
France here upon alleged rumped up charge Of bur
giary, Judge Fancher decided the be. illegal.
through having been procured BY srcA and device BY
ns Sm here S' us and
s sh s the a Claims oos .sans hm s
e ns s s sey s sdS s s
70 s asssss Adr IT. a
SUMMONS and complaint and procuring an order Of
LawrenSe to SCI ASIDE the summons and COMPLAINT
wsease me order q arrest ana on This motion DECISION
Ken holding 70 The oninlon Of JUDGE Daniels He holds
and thai it's business theirs inquire how he
came within such jurisdiction.
Decisions.
Evans VS.. Powell.--Order granted.
Winston rs The Mitchell Non posive Bolor Com
pany; The Eauitable Life Assurance Society Dowd.
rs yuaaaeTtaush cTombie vs. Gilmore Aye actions. u
fecks vs. feeks; cheesebrough Cheesebrough. Nc
. blanveil Va, Observation-Disclosures of divorce
~ the Matter, &C.. Maynard Jr. Duffnor Duilner
IN tho matter &C. scnerme rhorn.--see opinion.
SUPREME COURT IacuT-pAaT 2.
Decisions.
by Judge van Brunt.
Morris ct al W. Hustled; Archer VS.. oBrien.-Msmo
SUPERIOR couRT-spEciM TERN.
Decisions.
BY Judge Curtis
vs. q motion for all
pn for sf to Dsy 70 ons
a FAC
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roMBS POLICE COURT.

The Forgery on the Nassau Bank.
Before Justice Bixby.
In the Tombs Police Court. yesterday. Justice Bxby
committed for trial william II. Harlow on the complaint
wards to two ch eehs Tor separate OF $3.50 and $3.50
the Nassau Bank,
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A ST JAMES HOTEL. MARION. ". j., NOW OPEN;
N. forty guests in housc; ~ minutes from New York
gas bath and running water For further in
formation apply to or address n COLE dorrnerly st.
Marks Hotel, Staten Island
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DIvERstDE HOUSE, FOOT OF i5-o STREE HUD-
IL River, Early applicants accommodated At very
reasonable rates; rapid transit only 10 minutes rom
rhirtieb depot AMI 20 minutes nom the Battery
good stahiing. GoWbN DUNCALF. Proprietor.
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TIE LECTIiRE SEASON.

LECTURE WILL. re DELIVERED BY REV.
N John Thomson. ~ D., IN the Fourth Presbyterian
church. Thirty fourth street near sixth avenue,
Tuesday evening, April al O'Clock subject-"John
Knox and Queen Mary Tickets Us cents may be had
Nelson's Sons, ~ Blocker street Elures, Union
souare and ut the door Proceeds for the Mission
nectcu with the church.
nR SPENCER DIR. SPENCER. DIR. sPENCEB Be
- gins his series OF Royai Readings Saturday
next Association Hall. For further particulars SEQ
Anusemenfs.
I ECTURE ny HENRY u. TYffR--STBJECT.
Moral Heroisnn--At Northwestern Hail. corner
Ninth avenue aud Thirty sixth street on TUESDAY
evening April 1874. at as O'clock for the pcnent OF
bethany Temperance Society. REV VIM. TAYLOR,
y D.. will preside Music by q distinguished QuansR
Club. Admission 80 cents
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 BoWEKY, CORNER OF
IN Bayard street.--2ao light Rooms neatly farnsshcd
toc zoe nights 50 to $S per week; for gentlemen
only.
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OK PACIFIC SUPERINTENDENT sECON1
,).JO Floor complete, COMPRISING large front sicev
and rear rooms; ali improvements. together scps
rscly with good Board TO gentlemen only terms mod
crate
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I IBBy HOTEL ONE BLOCK FROM CITY HALL. 66
- Warren strceLAii light rooms; 30 cents day, -
TO s. week family rooms VI and 81 50 day. 81 to SIC
week.
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COUNTRY BOARD WASTED-FoR A FAMILY or
~ three adults within ono hour OF the lower part Of
Episcopal church # mutually agreeable permaueae
arrangement may he made Address, staung terms &C..
A. H., box 20 Herald office.
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WANTkp-By SINGLE GENTLEMAN. 4 COM
w Portable Room and good Board West side. above
Fourteenth street; private family preferred; terms
must not exceed $40 per month Address with full par
ticufars, PERMANENT box Ill Herald Uptown Branch
Office
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Z WE'LL FURNISHED ROOM, ON SECOND FLOOR,
l. to let, with Board has closets, with hot aud cold
ter also single Room; moderate prices ~ Grove street
I NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH EXCEL.
i. lent table for families single gentlemen: also
ground Floor 10 let unfinished, with without Board,
at 40 and is2 bicecker street.
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yVANrED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS,
w two children and nurse Board, from about the lat
May; be within hour's ride from City Hall,
in gooa healthy locality terms moderate Address tor
three days giving uli particulars, D. A. H. Herald office
VANTED--BoARD ~ THE VICINITY or TARRY-
w town stamford, from st May for a family, four
adults children and and children during
vacation Address, with reference, L. W. r.. box asa
Office.
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GRANT HOUSE, as NEW BOWERY, ONE BLOCK
VI south OF Chatham suuarc.-l5O Rooms, renovated
and painted: single rooms 3oc. donbc rooms from -
u 81. Open all night
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COUNTRY BOARD.

II HOURS BY RAIL OR WATER. IN A NEW AND
IL pleasant home.--A large party OF agreeable and
Christian persons only ind Board
tle deal literally for liberal returns and nrst
place Call this day. rom T. n. till at 43 West
Twenty second street
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GROVE HOUSE, IT, LA, l7s AMI. 17s BLEEckER
" street. six blocks west OF Broadway.-First CLAN
Rooms with excellent Board, 50 TO Si2 week. 81 -
to So per day.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

4 J. sAUsfsss DANCING ACADEMIES. o..
N. soIREE at Brevoovt Hsiis Monday Aprii q 49,
PRIVATE LESSONS at any hoIir. day OF vehinx, :.
CIRCU LARS AZ private Academy, a12 EAST heven,n -
). SAysE'S CALICO So!REh,
n IRVING NALL -
WEDNESDAY APRIL y lSL
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HOTELS.

4 THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT
n. the Frankfort House, OF Frankfort and WIN
liam streets; neat Beds BE, 5 ana 81 per day Gem
tiemeW and families.