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MARINE COURT-CHAMBERS.


BY Judge McAdam.
LasZyusky vs. Haimey. Default opened on con.
ditions
short vs.. Pierce.--Deiault opened on conditions.
Rutchlnrs VS.. ConnolIy.-Moton granted. with
$40 costs TO plaintiff TO abide event.
Roeen vs. Pincus-Demurrer oyerruled as friyo-
lous. See papers. Memorandum.
u Hart VS.. observation-disclosures opened on pay
ment OF $40 costs.
Hassen vs.. Gibney.-Moton denied, without
Schoneld We. Epstein. -Motion granted on pay.
menU OF $40 costs. Judgment and levy TO stand as
security.
Gibson va. Peck.-Same order.
Hanger VS.. Feeney.-Motion granted on pay
ment OF $40 trial fee and $40 costs OF motion within
bernhard VS.. weekesen. Tor new trial
granted, on the ground OF surprise, on payment OF
1886 COSTS
Lowenstein vs. Elias.--Motfon granted on pay.
ment OF $40 trial fee and $40 costs OF notion
Judgment and levy to stand rs security.
Vol W.. Bennett.-M0tiOn 70 vaeate denied, but
bail reduced to $75
Carmody W.. McGure.--Motlon granted, and
default opened on payment Of $40 costs
Wardell vs. The swedish Printing Company
Motion TO serve amended answer granted on pay
ment OF $40 costs. See memorandum.
Eicks, Prest, vs. Grinunger. granted as
per order flied. 4a .Lll
Irowbridge vs. Acknowledgements for $755 10.
Hahn VS.. Machada.--Motion 70 open default on
payment Of $40 costs within three days. Judgment
and levy 10 stand as security
Dawley vs.. Smltn--Motion granted on payment
OF $40 costs and SO costs OF motion within three
DAYS. judgment and levy to stand as security.
Grol W.. Warpse.-Motion granted. judgment
allowed Tor $50. with costs. N
Glover vs. Alton.-Motion granted so far as TO
require service Of answer on May 20, 1874.
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MARINE OoURT-eENERAL TERM.
Decisions.

Before Judges Shea, Joachimsen and Alker.
Mendesonn vs.. Mltchel.-Appeal from an order
denying leave to file supplemental answer. De-
cison reserved
Huntley vs. Hamp.-Order appealed from ar
frmed, without costs.
Belts vs. Davis.-Order appealed from denying
motion TO set aside attachment affirmed with $40
costs.
Lowenberg vs. Bernstein.-Order appealed from
vacating order OF arrest affirmed, without costs
Wisnusen vs.. Acknowledgements appeal from
affirmed, with costs and $50 allowance.
Newburger VS.. Glover.-Like decision.
Kyretz vs.. Eoling.-Llke decision.
Arkell VS.. Nelson.-Judgment appealed from 10
event.
viel vs.. Alden-Order Of arrest vacated. with
$40 costs.
Hill vs.. Stevenson.-Appeal from Judgment
argued. Decision reserved.
Miller w. New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company.-Appeal from judgment argued
and decision reserved.
Blauvelt vs.. Pamer-Appeal from judgment ar
gued and decision reserved.
Luqueor VS.. kivlin.-Motion to vacate judgment
dismisslnQ complaint and for costs and allow
ance IN case where court has no jurisdiction Of
subject matter. Decision reserved.
Goldman VS.. Firemen's Fund Insurance CON-
paIy.--Judgment appealed from affirmed, with
costs and $50 allowance.
Johnson vs. Rosenstock.-Appeal from Judgment
argued. Decision reserved.
Tojetti VS.. Bamberger.-Appeal from an order
preliminary question raised and decision reserved.
Engs VS.. kruse.-Judgment appealed from al
frmed, with costs and $50 allowance.
Barber vs.. Houser.-Appeal from Judgment ar
gued. Decision reserved.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY,

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
DOnohue.-N0s. 4S, II, ~, 100, 1885, 149, 176, 49,
zoe 22S 22s 237, 22S, 239. 24l, 242 24o. 247. 24S
249, $50.
SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis Daniels and Brady.-Nos SO. 90 81 o. l66 49,
sc. 49, 49, A. 1929, 49, IS. 81 SO. IS, IS, sS, 90, W.,
SUPREME CoURT-U1Rc u1r-Part 1-Adjourned for
the term. Part 2-No day calendar. Part 3-Ad-
journed Tor the term.
SUPERIOR CouRT-rR1AL TERM-Part He'd By
Judge Curtis-Nos. s73 l7l4 SO. 905, 673 1903, 2s9
le47, 1909, 81. sls, ssa, zs7 sSS 49, Part Held
sos, 1852, 2s. s9s, 392, 800, 622, so, 15s.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERN-Parr l.
Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CoUET-TRlAL TERM-Parts 1-Ad-
journed for the term. Part 2-Adjourned
Tor the term. Part 3-Held by Judge spaul-
ding-Nos. 47s3, Ass, 4s7s, Ass. 4sas, 5255,
$685. 2607, $685. $3.50, 5O51 1854, 5055, $685. 5057,
505s, 5O6l, 5063, 5064. Part 4-Adjourned for the
term. Part 5-Adjourned for the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIOES-Part 2Held by
Judge Sutherland.-The People vs.. julius Sarner,
perjury Part Held by Recorder Hackett-The
People vs. John Given, homicide Same vs.. william
Dalton, receiving stolen goods.
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FIpTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
An English ma n I'm the Hands OF Thieves.
Before Justice Sherwood.

An Eng ltsh m . n I'm the Hands OF Thfevess
Before Justice Sherwood
Matthew COREY and Theodore Richards were
brought up on charge OF highway robbery, having
forcbly stolen, as alleged, gold watch worth $50
from G. v. Lott, an Englsnman, temporarily re-
siding at No. Go Third avenue. Mr. Lott could swear
to nothing OF his own knowledge, and allowed that
part OF the business to be performed by the ofcer
who arrested the prisoners and woman named
Cornea Weber, OF No. 1,173 First avenue, who saw
the robbery committed All Lott knew was that
stree: abont i've O'Clock on Tuesday alter
noon and was Immediately accosted by Cor.
rey ~ ~ ga wbere thew
had drink. They then walked towards the
East River and at the corner OF Third avenue, as
was shown by the testimony, Richards came up,
and, snatching the watch from Lofts vest, ran on
with 1t. Corey prevented Lott from following In
ards was not apprehended until nine P. NJ, by
which time. OF course, the watch had been dis
lault OF 81, 900 each at the request OF counsel.
ASSAULT AND THEFT.
Thomas Jenkins, Samuel Moore and James
Hamilton, in his liquor store, No 1880 Third ave-
nue. and robbing the till OF S.. The complainant was
intoxicated, the defendants claimed, and an ex-
animation was granted to prove their innocence.
AN ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Yesterday afternoon young man named Michael
going home, ana within a short distance OF his
door, saw Thomas Kerr1gan, who with his family
resided at No. All same street, brutaly beating MS
wife. who at the time had q babe IN her arms.
Lester fastened to the protection OF Mrs. Kerri-
gan and the wife beater ned. short time AFTER
ward Kerrigan reappeared with q revolver In his
Kerrigan followed him and twice snapped
the trigger, but the weapon missed fire. Lester
then fed across the open lots in the neighbornood,
pursued by Kerrigan. Here the would-be murder
er succeeded in discharglng the revolver twice |;
but happily his aim was unsteady, and neither OF
the shots took effect. Officer Fallon. OF the Nine
teenth precinct, whose atten ton was attracted
by the firing. arrested Kerrigan with the weapon
still smoking in hand. When arralgned before
Justice Sherwood last evening Kerrgan said he
''dd not intend TO shoot him." He was committed
for trial at General Sessions.
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THE ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY b.
POLICE OFFICERS D q

The readers OF the HERALD viii remember that
German ragpicker, named Nicholas Newbeck on
Saturday charged Ufhcer George Reilly and an
other Of the Nineteenth precinct, whose name
was then unknown, with rooDing him on the high
way OF s.. Reilly WAS suspended from duty BY
Captain Gunner and charges against him were
sent to the Police Commissoners, VINO Will investi
gate them on the I'd prox Judge Sherwood on
Tuesday afternoon issued warrant for Rellly's
arrest, and sent IL TO Captain Gunner. Late yes
terday afternoon the captain came to court and
reported that Reilly coud not be lound lie mad
been informed ne said, That the accused had left
the city, but believed that ne would return In time
to answer the charge before the Commissioners
Captain Gunner stoutly maintains his beiei IN the
innocence OF Rey,lbnt coniesses that ,nis absence
Just now Is not exactly correca
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The South Side Railroad Litigation. -
Before Judge Benedict 4N r
E. F. Jones having been elected assignee In the
bankruptcy proceedings. objection was made to
his confirmation. The matter came before Judge
Benedict, who yesterday rendered the subjoined
decision -
In this matter, an election OF AN assignee having
been held, and Ebert FLOYD Jones having been
chosen by the creditors to be assignee Of the South
Side Railroad Company, objection il made to the
confirmation OF the election by certain of the Credi
tors upon the ground that the person chosen Is
now trustee, representing certain interests, which
may be adverse the interests Of the creditors
large, ana am asked to withhold my approval OF
the choice OF the creditors, and either
direct tnat new election be had or appoint
Charles Jones, OF this city, to be assignee.
Upon consideration am of the opinion that the
present relation OF Ebert Floyd Jones to the rail-
road in question is such as to make 1t proper for
me to withhold my approval OF his election as
assignee, and inasmuch as new election would
involve delay, when 1t Is quite Important that an
assignee be promptly aDpoln ted IN order to relieve
the marshal from the custody OF the road to pro-
tect the interest OF all. snail adopt tho alterna-
tive suggested by the opposing creditors TO ap-
point Charles Jones, OF this city, to be assignee
herein. The assignee appointed will OF course, be
required to give bonds for the faithful discharge OF
his duty, the same to be taken before Register
WInslOW.
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
il Work tor the United States Court Hous, and Post
is s7-seaied Proposals viii be received at the oice
OF the superintendent until II H. Of the 18th day OF june
1874 furnishing, delivering fitting and putting in
the Wrought and Cast Iron Work OF the
OF the skirtings railing and fasca Mezzan
floor Of the Post office screen; q the castings Ac TO
Orders floor; Of the ventilator roof Of court
oor roof and size walks-al as exhibited on the draw
ngs described in the Specifications and called tor in the
Copies Of the drawings. specifications and schedule
may be had on application at this Office
All scafolding required by the contractors to put
the work in place will be furnished by the government
Proposals viii be made BY the piece. superficial or
ineal weight for the items
provided for In the schedule vi
The work Of the Post ONCE screen, railing, &C. to
Mezzanine castings, &c. floor under courtyard,
trance doors staircase z. and the inmin ated thing.
be completed within three months from the date of
months from date, and the remainder Of the work
within six months from date OF acceptance. The differ
divisions OF the work 70 be performed in the order
be hereafter given but within the times above specified
Payments will be made monthly, dedncting 10 per
cent until the final completion OF the contract
All bids must be accompanied by penal bono, IN the
bidder viii accept and perform the contract 4 awarded
him. sucency Of the security to be certified by
United States Judge, Clerk OF the United states Court
the District Attorney OF the district wherein he resides
The department reserves the right to reject all
bids II IL be deemed for the interest OF the
do subdlvide the various items of work among
on the printed form to be obtained this onioe anc
tbs adve rise neni or Il viii not be considered
not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of wrought
aud cast who have not the necessary a-
ciites Tor getting out the work.,
dorsed Bid Tor wrought and cast iron work" and ad-
dressed to G. T. HULBURD, superintendent
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SUPREME ocURr-sBBc1AL TERN.
Yesterdays Decisions.

BY Judge Pratt.
Edward r. Robinson vs.. Jane Pringle ct al
Motion to confirm report granted, $40 COSTS
sarah G. Conway vs.. Fanny Janauschek. Motion
granted and service OF complaint set aside unless
plantif file and serve on DEFENDANTS attorney q
consent that summons be amended, In which case
motion denied, $40 costs.
John Ward vs.. A. Marks-Motion granted, with
out COSTS ct
in the Matter OF Opposing Last VIII, &C, OF
Henry McD0nald.-Motion granted on appellants
paying $40 costs. ~
: Martin 4. Deraisines vs. John f. Hatch.-The
motion may be referred TO take the evidence and
produced and CROSS examined before the referee.
In the matter OF c. Shaier, &c.-Petition Is en-
titled to be referred to ascertain facts IN this
matter. ts
James Wynne vs.. The Hibernian Insurance Com
pany, OF Ohio-Motion granted so far as TO allow
a reference 10 ascertain the amount OF the at
torney's Lien, nc. On defendants failing to take q
reference, motion denied with $40 costs.
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convict named Thomas Mcintyre, alias
moore" who was received in Sing Sing Prison
last Monday, expired in the hospital connected
with that Institution under rather mysterious cir
cumstances yesterday morning. postmortem
examination, made by DR.. Fisher, revealed the
fact that deceased had sustained o blow on his
head from some blunt instrument. which fractured
when and by whom the injury was indicted yet re-
main TO be explained. Coroner Bassett arrived at
the prison yesterday afternoon. ana after empan-
cling jury, which viewed the body, adjourned
the inquest until tomorrow evening. Deceased,
who was about nifty years old, was serving out q
term OF two years and half for grand larceny.
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GENERAL SEsSI0NS-PART l.
The ssrner Alleged Perjury Case
Before Judge sutherland.

bcIOFe Judge SutHerTand.
Inc trial OF JulIas Sarner upon charge OF per-
jury IS san going on In this Court. Yesterday the
defendant was On the stand the entire day. Re-
corder smith finished his direct examination before
recess, and, after an interval OF half an hsur DIS.
trict Attorney Rollins subjected Sarner 10 as able
ahl searching cross-e&aminatiJn as Is seldom
Witnessed IA court of justice. Tue accused IN
substance, sac tnat the ngures as 70 the amount
L Vi stoch nc Aad On Band az the time u tHe ire,
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME CoURT-eENERAL TERM.
The Suit OF the Merchants' Bank against
the Board OF Supervisors.

The Suit OF the Merchants Bank against
the Board OF supervisors.
Before Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels.
In 1862 the Merchants Bank or this city was
assessed by the Board Of Supervisors In the OF
$29.5O2 IA on $,7ol 900 OF its capital invested IN
government securities, and paid 1t under protest
OF this 1852 3s was levied for city purposes,
4742 II for county purposes and So 7ss 05 for the
State. The assessment was held TO be illegal, the
government securities being exempt from tax, and
the Court ruled that the Merchants National Bank
which succeeded the other, was entitled to recover
the amount levied for State and county purposes I;
but not that LEVIED for municipal purposes
and the defendants counsel conceded their liab-
ity for the amount collected for county purposes,
but denied any other liability. Both sides ap-
peaed, and the matter came up for argument
yesterday in this Court, the question being
whether the Supervisors were liable for the
amount collected for state and city purposes.
No decision was given.
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SUPERIOR cOURT-sPECIAL TERN.


BY Judge Van Worst.
Roberts VS.. White ct Adhesion to be filed
and Judgment Diminishing complaint to be entered.
Wlmont vs.. Meserole.-Aotion to strike out parts
OF answer denied.
Graham VS.. Austin ct al; Challts vs. Osborn ct
al.-Mottons granted.
Darragh vs. Darragh-Motion for alimony and
counsel lee, &C., granted. See memorandum.
Carrie vs. Bernsten.-See memorandum.
Harrison VS.. K1rke ct al-Moton granted, unless
appellant serve case IN two days, DC. ~.
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NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, MAY l84-TRIPLE SHEET

ani which were embodied I'm bis proof OF loss as
sworn to before the Fire Marshal, were furnished
by his brother lie stated that the testimony OF
Hamilton Ferry, his porter, VINO Is an important
witness for the prosecution, was NOT true IN AL its
essential features.
The evidence will he aumued n TO-DAY.
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Before Judge McAdam.
Bendiner vs. Hayman.-This action was brought
to recover the sum OF $780, 1t appeared that the
plaintiff, for consideration OF $500, promised by
the defendant, married the defenuants cousin,
whereupon he demanded the consideration money,
and received, on account, $780, After the honey
moon was concluded the plaintiff demanded the
$500 balance, which the defendant refused TO pay,
and thereupon resulted the present suit. Judge
McAdam held that by statute, every agreement.
promise or undertaking, made upon consideration
or marriage, except mutual promises to marry.
was void unless made in writing, and as the con-
tract sued on was not IN writing, 1t came within
the statute, and was void. He dismissed the COM
plant with costs and SIS allowance.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART q
learning on the Calendar-The HON
eide or Omcer Gibney. s

eide or Omcer Gibney. ss
Before Recorder Hackett.
While the sarner perjury case still occupies the
time and attention or the First Part Of the Court
OF General Sessions, Recorder Hackett presiding
in the Second Part, which meets in the New Court
House building, is engaged with District Attorney
Phelps in clearing the calender OF all the criminal
cases IN when indictments have been found.
THE MURDER OF OFFICER GIBNEY.
The trial OF John Given, charged with the mur-
der Of the policeman, Jonn 0ibney, near the Bat
tery. on the Goth oil April was moved by the Dis
trict Attorney, and Notwithstanding the enorts OF
Mr.. william +. Howe, the counsel for the defence,
TO postpone the matter until this morning, His
Honor decided that the case must go on so far, at
least az TO proceed with the empanelling OF jury
Mr.. Howe's ground OF objection to the case then
proceeding to trial was that he expected 10 have
associate counsel In the morning. Only four Jurors
nad been obtained when the Court adjourned.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS,

ALBANY, n Y, May q. 1874. 81
Day calendar or the Commission OF Appeals for
81, 127, 1853.
There win be no further day calendar made for
this term, and the Commission will adjourn sine
die az the close VI Fridays session. Recess until
four p. NJ m
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, n. r., May 81, 1874
court OF Appeals day calendar for May 2S-
Nos. 10, IL, Is, %, %, %, 20, q.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERN.


Decisions.
BY Judge Loew
Waterbury vs. The Mayor, &C., Of New York
Judgment for plaintiff on demurrer.
COnnel VS.. Observation-Disclosures settled.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR ELEVATORS AND COMBINED
i Elevators and Stairs for the United States Court
House and Post once, New York yOice OF superin-
tendent May l874-Sesled proposals will be received
the Office OF the superintendent until II NJ of the LIST
day OF June 1874 Tor furnishing, delivering, fitting and
putting in place the Elevators and Combined Elevators
and Stairs OF Corner Pavilion all as exhibited on the
drawings described in the specifications called for
the schedule Copies OF the drawings specifications and
schedule may be had on application at this office. All
scaoding required by the contractors put the
in pace will he furnished by the government free of
charge but will be erected BY the contractors Pro-
posals will be made for each elevator complete and
each combined elevator and stair complete The ele
vators of divisions and IL must be completed within
three months from date of acceptance OF proposal and
the combined elevators and stairs within months
from date. The contractors will be required to
guarantee their WORK for period OF two years. Pay
will be made tor each elevator on its completion
less 40 per cent, which will be retained Until the
elevators been tested Tor the period Of
bond in the sum Of twenty I'VE thousand dollars
tract awarded him the suciency Of the SECURITY to be
States Court the District Attorney of the district
to reject any all bids It be deemed for interest
different bidder its option Any bid that is not made
on the printed to be obtained at this ONCE and
does not conform the requirements Of advertise
ment will be considered neither will any propo-
sal received from parties who not engaged in the
m anutac OF ee Proposals will be enclosed
sealed envelope Endorsed Bids for Elevators, kcn
and ado ressed TO G. T. HCLBURD. Superintendent.
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MAXINE COURT.
Before Judge McAdam.

Marrying for . Consideration-Suit to
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MATRIMONIAL.

- ~ ~ 49,,
REFINED AND AGREEABLE GENTLEMA.
"A would like to meet an agreeable and acconfp
lady. with view TO matrmony, None Others need ad
Branch Office. sH# 5T. .'e
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. r. BARNUA'S
GREAT ROMAN HIPPoDRoME.

- 7. BARhUhS
GREAT ROMAN HIPPODROME.
Block bounded by Madison and Fourth avenues ana
Tweniy-sixIh and Twentyseventh streets. Seating ca
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Continued ''''s; s2 e ih' lSf5 sssras foreigner
In her daring midar svolutions
CONGRESS OF NATIONS. e34
the great SSouo Spectacular Paacauti tH0f&
ROMAN CHARIOT RACES
by beautiful Amazonan drivers
HURDLE ANu FLAT RACES. noU
Miles Casteyrena, Oswald, Nason Yates aud Davis
TWO AND POUR HORSE CHARIOT RACES.
Nine Atae Misses Salisbury Grady, satsumo. Cisvs-
land and Mons. Arnaud. - 77
. GRAND NATIONAL CONTEST
between American and English thoroughbredA
ROMAN STANDING RACES. ht
Messra Stevens, Hogan and North. }l4 ,Qs.U.
LIBERTY RACE i-e' 1872
of twenty.one beautiful Horses
ELEPHANT. CAMEL, PONY
and Monkey Races
DONNYBROoK PAlR
and the Lancashire Races Afternoon and Evening.
THE wHEELBA ROW BRIGADE
Sack Races and Donkey Races each exhibition.
BOX OFFICE OPEN THREE DAYS IN ADVANCES.
Owing TO the immense strain upon the physical ana
nervous system MILE VICTORIA is compelled to Limit
her performances eight exhibitions per week. viz
Every afternoon and NJ nday and Friday evenings
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MUSICAL.

4 VOLUNTEER BASS SINGER WANTED IN AN
"A Episcopal choir Address g. s. SMITH, 86th IT. Post
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A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EyEa-J. T. DAVIS, IN
"A vcntor and only maker Of the improved Artificial
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty 70 be the only
correct imitation nature In The world III East FIJI
teenth street, between Third aud Fourth avenues
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MISS CUsHMANs ONLY READING FOR CHARITY.
M tor the benefit OF The Sheltering Arms" at the
Part iEseiections from shaEespesre play Of Henry
VIII. "The Trial scenen ard 1.-The downfall OF VOL.
don" Mrs Browning "The Battle o. Ivryn, LORD Mac
OF Three Cows translated from the irish by James cisr
ence Mangan Miss Maoney the Chinese Question:
Mss Mary Mapes Dodge.
Tickets 81 EACH with reserved seat Can be obtained
the Academy OF Music the Firth Avenue Hotel Schr-
mer's No. 70l Broadway, and Rumans, No. ia Broad.
way.
Boxes, % each Can be procured from Mrs. Vim. p.
Lee. No S26 Fifth avenue, and Mrs. VIM. r. Talboy, No.
West Sixteenth street
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Block bounded by Madison and Fourth avenues ana
Tweniy-sixth ana Twentyseventh streets Seating ca
pacty 10000