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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-02

TIE spectators st the investigation yesterday
voted Mr.. Clasett "sn amoosin' cuss ~ but his
baTum-skarum style rather took away fro N the
weight OF his evidences. Mr.. Ciagett is, how
ever, man Of unQuestioned integrity, and
only states what he honestly believes; which is
more than can be said of some others Who have
testified for the mems"
hFIHE MATER BRICKL,YEBs Of the
Wy District OF Columbia will m 1t the b Narf
Of Trade ROS ms q: O'Clock p m. SATgRDAY,f h
ir .ss5s. JONES. oh.,ru.,.
rFMB. EDIToE II think it . perfect DISGRACE
Wy for party Of colored women 10 march in the
behind q bard Of music There are men enough for
sch: All men who have wives should oonsiie. the
~ sUMBER NATIONAL MONUMENT.-
sumner Nsiionai Monument Assoc,a.ion vii be be
cYses ,s Taas
ih- movement cordially inv tied to attend.
i. Resolution OIL G. CT %f DcoSss1Ne, Chairman
A BUILDISG Association.
The 81 sk helders Of the n erchaots and Mech an
IL. Va "a a Spr a. S Ra1S b.
se:tiDs Treasurer, to dI the vacancy occssi med
o. the death OF the late M DuscASsoS' Hour
OF meetings ~ % eiSI, s m nnou
J I. PRaTHEB. Sec msIsl'ss-
fSSOTICE TO PRODUCE DEALERS.
CLERKS OFFICE, SoarHEEs MAs.E.;.
All persons doing bushes, as produce dssisrS will
hp,il next, at the GoiIector's office, Territorial
baisl, e. On q, street. as no extension of time will
By order Of the Commissioners.
msrS0et g MCFAPLAHp, Market Master.
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FUSSELL'S ICE CREAM
And Water Ices.
@ r a NJ OPENING
FRIDAY EVENING, April Sd.
The TepItatisn Of !" FUssELLs leg CREAM" is so
es . In New York, Brooklyn and oaher
ess0ishiDs depot for the same sn si.its
n Wsshington also, where our Mr. Iur ell old bust
The qusniily Of the oresm will be much better
% n ps s9d t; city, and h prizes s
price Of Ice the present season.
For the present the prices will be Is follows:
QUARr-- ~ cTs.
Ia :. .--.-........-....--.--'os =.
3 OR NOR X QUARTs.... 40 PR QUART.
" hen in py ramids otherwise than in pain cars,
nve cents Per quart additional.
From these prices & Will be seen that Ice Cream
and Ices tof apy Of the various avors) be used
as dessert In every family.
~ Liberal arrangements can be made for supply
ing
CHURCH FAIRS STRAWBERRY FESTI
Walls, PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS,
AND OTHER LARGE BODIES.
While making the delivery OF Cream TO families
and others the chief Failure, We have also fitted up
A LARGE AND AIRY SALOON
where all our Old friends ard new ones will be made
happy, by taking generously filed
SAUCER OF CREAM FOR ID CENTS.
Ls1ies out walking will find this Saloon refresh
ing retreat and convenience. We have Tor those
who wish to take cream home with them, Boxes
FOR Ice CREAM, holding half pnts, pints aud
quarts, which Will keep cream hard for half an hour
Ice Cream delivered In any mart of
the city. from one quart TO
hundreds of gallons.
~The Retail Trade Supplied.
81 ERENGH CREAMS, OHARLoTI Russo
j. RUSSELL Il co,
I427 NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR 18Th ST.
JACOB TUssELL
ID. PHEATT,
j. w. Kraft. ay2 sts
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Nj Rs. MASSEY, Fortune Teller, No. 500 +
lVI street, over Bookstore. apl-2ts
MADAME fLURENOE, fAe CELEBRATED Uaiyroy.
1 ant, Is uneQualled Ia testing the past, present
and future our life, causing speedy marriages
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
ness her advice is invaluable She gives universal
sstisfsctson; none ever regret consulting her Sat-
1sfacton given or no pay. Dan be consulted at her
Parlors, No. Sl3 4th street northwest. mari I'm.
a BsOLUTH DIveRCRs OBTAINED FROM
a OQHBTe Of different States for desertion, 40.
granted. Address n. HOUSE, Attorney. 1874
Broadway, N 7. decl-6rn-
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Bees leave to announce to ths public OF Washington
that he has returned g the city, and win take .
limited number Of PUPILS In VOCAL M0eIO.
Address ct the Music stores. nax5$lm
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NoUKsh . nI5PPBDEL..SSoN,
ol3 1sTH erREIY.
BONDS AHO STOCKS
BOUGHT AND Sold
DISTRICT BONDS
A SPECIALITY.
TAXES,
Special I'm proyemeut
and
General Sewerage,
SETTLED ar L0WEST RATES.
Orders st the
STOCK EXCHANGE
oecCtm promptly executed. TRepI
II BY AUSTIN r. BROws
Corner q New York avenue aud Pffteeuth str~~s
Three large double HOUSES, ranging In pr,os
houses.
one whole SQUARE Of eRogsp and Lots I'm
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant. sis-i,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03
THE POLICE KIDNAPPING CASE.

Conn missioner Gardner and Captain Will
Iiams Preparing fOr Fight, but Have
Not Got Counsel Yet-Postponement OF
the Investigator TIN T0-MOrr0w-Ths
Comments ON the Case.
In the expectation that some additional light
would be thrown on the Teresa Small case, and
shat the feeling Of doubt and perplexity that over
shadows II MISUNDERSTANDING the explanations
or the a1air made by Police Commissioner Gardner
and Captain Williams-would be removed, there
was large crowd In attendance yesterday in the
Supreme Court Chambers, before Judge Donohue.
before whom 1t had been arranged to have the In.
vestgation take place. Among those earliest
In attendance were MIR. and Mrs. Gill;
ton, the parents Of the young girl;
Mra Annie Small. her foster mother;
and with the latter Mrs. Talbot, with an infant
child who with her husband occupies portion OF
the same apartments with Mrs. Small in the tene-
menthouse No. Is First street, charged by Com
missioner Gardner and Captain Williams with be-
ing kept az panel house, ana to rescue nom which
they took away the young girl. A notable CIR
cumstance however, was that neither Commits
sioner Gardner nor Captain Williams put in an ap-
pearance, and neither was the child produced in
an adjournment OF the Investigation, and which.
as win be seen, was the result 1t was evident that
the counsel OF MRS. Small did not anticipate any
thing OF this kind.
On the case being called Assistany District At
torney Lyon stated that he had received letter
from MI. Z. Delaneld Smith, Corporation Counsel,
requesting, on behalf or Commissioner GardDer.
to have the examination adjourned I'LL Monday, in
order that he might assign special counsel to rep
resent the Commissioner IN the further proceed
tngs before the Court.
Mr.. Howe, In reply, stated that while he was
ready and extremely anxious to proceed with the
case, he should not, OF course, under the circum-
stances, press the investigation then; but he
should strenuously insist that no further delays
be interposed but that 1t be proceeded with on
Monday.
Judge Donohue accordingly adjourned the case
over till tomorrow, with the understanding that
the other side would then be ready to 20 ON.
Upon this announcement the crowd rapidly
Trimmed out. But the subject was not allowed to
drop here. Many lawyers exchanged their whis
pered views OF the case, and an earnest group in
the vestibue In loud and animated tones gave ut
Jerance 70 their opinions.
ut is the biggest outrage that has been perpe-
trated In this city in many day. exclaimed one.
'That's sou said another, land the excuse
gwen by Commissioner Gardner is the most nlmsy
pretext that could be devised to Justify such open
defiance OF the pianest fundamental principle Of
law, taat q man 8 house IL his casre.n
And thus the comments continued 1t was q
notable tact that among all lawyers and others not
one defended Commissioner Gardner and Captain
Williams
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HrH-ssWHTa STREET POLICE COURT.
Two Accomplished Burglars Caught at
Last.
Before Justice Sherwood.


Before Justice Sherwood.
Within the last SIX months several very heavy
burglaries have been perpetrated in the Nine
teenth, Twentieth and Twenty ninth precincts, and
the bold and adrot manner In which they were
carried out warned the police OF those places that
the thieves were not OF the ordinary character.
All the machinery OF the department was set in
motion to catch them but not the faintest clew re-
warded the extraordinary efforts thus put forth.
The Nineteenth precinct iatteriy became the
scene OF the most important operations Of these
bold thieves and the failure OF detectives MCGOWAN
and Levins to arrest them caused the censures or
the Central Department to come down heavily on
Captain Gunner. All they could do, however, was
to ascertain after the perpetraton OF each burglary
that 1t was the same person or persons who we're
operating SO successfully In their district that had
worked the other precincts named. Contrary to
precedent these thieves aid their work In the day
time, and invariably selected private mansion
next 10 which was a vacant house. INTO tnls lat
ter they would gain admittance one way or an
other, and IL was then an easy matter TO enccS an
ApHsaca INTO the next house through the eontklG
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SUPERIOR couRT-ssHeRAl Term.


Decisions.
The Superior Court, General Term, sat to-day for
sAe purpose OF rendering decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Alonzo Dutch vs.. John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
anirmed.
Aoram Dowdney w. Henry volkenning.-order
reversed, with costs.
The Central National Bank vs. Leonard D. White
Of al-Order affirmed, with costs.
James B. Ross ct al. vs. John Combes.-Order OF
reference reversed, with costs.
BY Judge Curtis.
Charles ~ Black VS.. samuel b. White-Judgment
reversed, new trial ordered, with costs to appel
liant to abide event.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Gustavus A. Fndecker Va. The Guardian Mutual
I1fe Insurance Company. Judgment affirmed with
costs
By Judge Speir.
Max Menzesheimer VS.. The Continental Insur-
aRce Company Order granting q new trial on the
minutes affirmed, with costs
Alexander K1nkafrd VS.. william II. Dwinele.-
Judgment affirmed, with costs.
Frederick A. Chase VS.. Cornelius Vanderbilt ct
a., impeaded with the Lake shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad Company.-0rder sustaining
demurrer TO complaint sustained, with costs
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THE COURTS.
The Police Kidnapping CaSe-Ths Accused
Preparing Their Caso-Public Comment.
Important to Holders OF
Security Notes.
BUSINESS IN the OTHER COURTS.

The number OF petitions voluntary and involun-
rary, nled in bankruptcy In the United States Dis
sxct Court for the Southern District OF New York.
amounted ON tne lst inst, TO 4.Te7, being yearly
average OF esl during the seven years In which
the Bankruptcy law has been In operation. The
act took eject on the LIST or June, 1851, having
beeu approved By Congress In the month OF March
previously.
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CITY AND COUNTY CONSOLIDATION
The following circular has been addressed by the
Comptroller 20 the Auditor OF Accounts

NN W DRPAKrnKHT FINANCE, I
ConPfROLLkR's OrUcE Nay 2 1874
AnRAH L EARLE ESQ.,, Auditor Of Accounts:
SfR-The Legislature having passed consolida-
ting the government OF the city and county OF New
York. viii be necessary In the interest OF taxpayers
and OF the whole community to take the necessary nd
illustrative to carry Eio Immediate effect its
benefcent provisions according 10 their true and iu
intent and meaning. The financial operations and
affairs OF the city and county, hitherto kept divided
rom each other must be brought under head
and under administration A new era In munic-
win please therefore forthwith take the measures that
required carry this In your bureau.
Ali counts IN which the county Is concerned as
debtor creditor. well those OF the city, will here
after be audited In the name OF the Mayor Aldermen
visions of the charter and the laws applicable TO claims
prepared on what viii be known the City Treasury
he Constellation act broad and comprehensive in its
Intentions IS designed to produce single simplicity
directness and economy IN the tangled and intricate
affairs OF the city.
may be expected that those who nnd profit and ad-
vantage IN perpeuating the Old state OF things VII se
found 1T every opportunity interposng objections AND
obstacles to The execution Of M benign provisions but
and SECURE large advantages to the community TO A.
department each in his proper sphere Of duty will be
confidently anticipated.
Such other insrucnons viii be communicated to you
from time to time may be found necessary.
ANDhEW H. GRhEN Comptroller
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COMMISSION or APPEALS.

ALBANY. N. Y, May 2, 1874
The general calendar Of the Commission or Ap-
peal win not be taken up until Wednesday, May 9,
at ten o'clock A. VI.
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SUPREME counT-clacuIT-pART 2.

The May term of this Court win commence on
monday, May IL. BY order OF the Court
WILLIAM WALSH Clerk.
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Important to Holders OF Security Notes.
Before Judge Westbrook.
Hessrs Baker, SANFORD d Co. brought suit
against william c. Moore and Elias Hotchkiss on
promisory note for $4,000. The defendants
averred that the note was accommodation paper
made by Moore and given to hotchkiss to use as
security that plaintins knew this and parted with
no value for the note. plaintiffs swore that they
did not know these facts, but took the note and
credited Mr.. Hotchkiss' account for groceries sold
70 the st. James HOTEL Judge Westbrook,
IN commenting the case, said that
she note, according to defendants own showng
had not been diverted from Its pupose ana even
admitting 1t was held as security only Dy the
plaintiffs, they could recover; that where pr0mis-
fact OF its being accommodation paper made no
difference, nor whether the holders parted with
any value. BE accordingly directed verdict for
the plaintins Tor the full amount claimed.
Jonn Henry Hull Tor plaintiffs and Messrs. Bar
nett and Puver TOR defendants.
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BUSINESS IN TEE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.



Business I'm Bankruptcy.
VOLUNTARY PETITIONS.
william MacBryde, William Stahl, Abraham L,
Earie. Samuel s. Earle, Charles G. MengeL
ADJUDICATION IN AN INVOLUNTARY CASE.
Joseph h. Rostern.
t4~t.n DISCHARGES.
Raymond 8. Perrin Thomas Lynch, Daniel J..
Bernstein.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THE GREAT TRUNK
Trains New York, from OF Desbrosses and Cor
landt streets as follows: -. w. - u.u.s
WITH asI 20
p NJ Sunday S and 8 80 P. H.
For .Wiiamsport Lock Haven, CORY ana Ere VA
wThil.aspela saa r Connecting
For B,ltimore washington ana the south s wisea
cept sunday at $50 A. M arrive at Washington l:lO
T. y Regular at 8 40. A. NJ. and ~ N. sundays
Express for Philadelphia, s:4o. $50 A. NJ: $50 As
28.3a yP. NJ and IL night sunday, Q, 6:io $50 andS
r. NJ Emgrant and second class ". ~
Toss Trenton at 10 A NJ sand . 40 r. ~ sunday
= For Newark ats, s:o 7:so. ~ aSr.mA M,n1,
7:s9 9 40 10 Ilso p NJ and u night Sunday $40 sao
SJ F sS rs s sS s rs a ~ h 7
s:i0 10 80 p NJ and u night Sunday 52j Gao aud
For RAILWAY, g. 8 80 20 10 A. NJ, I'm $50 s:l9t
$40 4ia AZ 5;2o 80 "a S,9 20 slo 10 r. NJ and Il
For wood6ridge Perth Awboy and South Ambov. and
For New Brunswick 20 and A. M, u NJ, s:l0 A:a.
$50 $40. 7; NJ and Z night, SUNDAY. s:y NJ
For For f LsmSertviie and Fiemnsson $50 l. NJ snds
For Phlipsburg and Bevidere, 80 A. NJ. and 4P. NJ
Accommodation Tor Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
den7ss 9s and s;sg A. ~ n .SG y 4snd7rA
For P rasea' and ID" camden and
y IS and Tsp n daily il ss A. daily, except Nom
day From washington and BALTIMORE 6 :S A A ~ IA
From Philadelphia, Biz 20 so 10 u.s. ii:55 A. NJ ais,
sls, eos S;a i9:s7 r. NJ sunday, $40 Sal e'So las
Ticket ofiices s8 $685. III and al Broadway No. A.
tor House Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Emsrant ticket once T No Battery place A..,.
A.
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EUROPEAN STEAMsHIPs:
sr4 SHs.ssgas s, 1as
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships win sail from
HERDER. Captain 4. Fischer. Nay ls
rom Easis Line pier, loot q rir.t street. HoSoisn
p1ysourH r6SHHT HHs o. Txss64k H.MRuRc
fs% M se
. SSss e '0 Sus scHH0qb =
,Ss aHex lis
For, ,. GA as,D BRISTOL LONDON AND ALL
the south Wales Atlantic Steamship oompany's new
; ssS Bly, s !. ss s@ fs'D'sS'nI @
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
s om U.s.
q and 'szsai ssi ss:E
E,oR PLYMOUTH, CHERBoURa, HAMBURG.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Packet company's iron
CANAAN r.,.r 1T, THg g.;' u1 4h,,,.v x.vn 10.
Rates of passage to PymoasS' london chsrOours and
tlrss 6sbln--Upper saloon $50; lower saloon. ST.
sissrsss 70 SShsrbours ana HsmDsrs $50 gold
steerage 70 Fy mouth, London and All points IN Eng
rusnASSr S5 ! Si IN s ss
York
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sam iaS Sapn
Be- followed
steamship NEcAAK, Captain j. q Meyer, on Saturday.
q to London and
a srs Ga a'.b,n
Shsi q ss 2ssnI No Bowling
NATIONAL LINE. NOTICE.
a has been by
TO F 5gapS ssssT va AHb SG Ti9E Exs
8 VEEbx SAT MN NaE u s1,M May
r.Sssss sis: s. Ply
paid It e 81
A No NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Tuesday steamer proceed vis L9maenaerrg
SictOra y o,Smp,s har May q
a's srSs SN y
Drafts ssusa oq say s At cwes rs;s
n. ssns Offices S s to Com
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
*pHRszs T. .sb syxSHssa
These elegant new Clyde-buit steamers will sail from
STATE or PENSs?LvASiX.. 49,. Saturday, May IS
STATE Of GEoHGiA aturday n nS "a Is
ns e
ireland. Norway sweden, Denmark and Germany.
for q ans sS5 hssnt
steerage Office No As Broadway w. - 'io"u-'
the Of line take specied course s for ali
o hs o.. oatsard passage from Queenstown to New
YORK Or Boston crossing rs meridian Of 50 At s latitude
sR 81 Po sY sS 81 RPFa ROYAL
asa ~ oSnk klM aaak AND
nv NJ: :yy
Ssa e. :yy5s 5sS.
IS
ssssTsss s ssssrsge tickets rom liverpool
e
Broadway ir'H aHA sH.s1s g. rnAscK1ys Agent
Clark ana Randolph streets chicago. lii.
TNMAN L1NE-sourHERLY COURSE
Hs ;ssms rs D2sS nj s.
CITY oF bhusSELS saturday, May 3 at noon
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. May g, at noon.
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, May 80, at2P. N.
CITY OF BROOkLYN. Saturday, June T. at 10 A. M.
AlSsf
ton.
Round trip tickets at low rates
@ e sweden
mark and Paris at reduced rates
| Drafts Issued at lowest rates.
For cabin and general business apply at the
| Companys once, No IL Broadway.
For Storage passage 80 Broadway pier Is North
| River.
| d
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NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND.
IN DAILY LINE to Norfolk,
and Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday to Petos

ON DOMITd11ISNH an ,rF %MSHfP COMPANY. -
From pier North River foot of Beach street, steamers
daily 3P for Norfolk and passenger steamers
for Norfolk, City Point ana Richmond Tuesd3yss
Thursdays and Saturdays, same hour. .,..-...
bills OF ladng and tickets issued TO
all points south and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes-
see, Atlantic Coast Seaboard and other INES; also ~
by steamers Norfolk for Newbern and Washington,
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SUPREME coUaT-cHAnBERs.

Decision.
BY Juoge Lawrence.
Trimm VS.. Marsh. -Memorandum.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY SUNDAY EVENING BOAT,
"A Citizens line leaves pier ~ North River, foot ct
Leroy street. r. NJ connecting with railroads North
and West Fare 81 &c.
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~ Asp s4yEss ss
xx5fITH1d
1GEsAASSIIGc; 80 atSr
From the White Star docks Pavonia erry Jersey City
Rates-saloon $50 gold; steeragc, $50, currency.
misSp section, Where least notion i felt thus COM
the sompans' ONCE 10 SiOadviy Ss So TSFk Aeen.
Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States
The following s sS %s1% sFs appointed to sail
aSa ssss s1a roat
oi1AIA' FROM f asTwERr, '.'...'.'.' 'A'
III rt." sw1rzaR Ss AN 4 5gns 70
vADkh fhf6as OF I fHssAGE IN CURRENCY may
First Cabin. $50 Second Cabin.
PrepSid certificates. sss.
for al @
surgeon and ste srdess ,roro,, ,u,, ,.a.n ss,.d
For passage rates Of freight and other information
-. srD ~, PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents.
York. b. Wonder Bccke, General European Agent Ant
ONLy DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic COMPANY Mail steamships
Splendid the Con-
o PEE s o ssSRf yer a. ssa AMY hs will sail
yiIIE ssssaS;sSy MAY !,
passage gold dncindins wineI, 10 Bre st or
Assle'- First cabin, sl2s. secona cabin, SIS
Superior accommodations for few steerage Mt S3I
Excursion tickets at reduced ratea ..uu &C.. =.
Of Eropc sSs ts Or lime
Tan; By English railway and me Of snS re
pen'' GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent
Removed to o. broadway.
Note-In June and thereafter the departures will be
on Thursday OF every week
CrEAMER ST. LAURENT. FOR BREsT AND HAvRE,
p WIN Leave pier Ne 50 North swer pot Of Norton
requested 70 Dc on 00A GEoRSE AGENT
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
~"A $50 Sailing every Tuesday.
MINNE2sS0 no. Beddoe.. Nay a,s
Cabin PASSAGE s sos sss sala sv;I
p...s.n... PIsPsld iisEss 4 loysss raIss
and on England
France ana I~s.s eGfos Broadway
GREAT WESTERN yr .vsu,p ,,xp
:, The steamers Of this line will sail from pier Is East
c0ENWALL western. Tuesday, May 6
CABIN passage s70 inicrncdatc So seeTage 80
currency; excursion tickets, yizo
Apply to the Agent, 10 south street
4 IDONONAN hOSSh, rtOrhlEIOh NUM- nEsN
" Hotel, corner Cortiandt and West strects.-Cabin
and seerage passage by all first class steamers Phila
dephia line, intermediate, SO; drafts payable every
where; railway tickets EN
OUTFITS FOR EUROPEAN TRAvELLEKs-sTATE.
~ room Trunks Chairs, Rugs Ac for the steamers ana
Contpe nta information given a. TO eaggage &C.
Removed from corner of Broadway and wall street,
DAssAGE TO AND FROM QUEENSTOWN. LIVER
i pool and Antwerp by the American ana Hca e'af
Drafts for Ell and upwards issued at lowest rates
e 5oaath xtxAet
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T,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
via Newport and Fall River
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL and fKOvls
daily Sundays June IA to September nc!uAvel at
p NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hotels in the
city. Halls Bands engaged for the season.
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RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES, r. DAVIS, IN.
4 vensor and only maker Of the improved Artificial
Human Eye acknowledged by the faculty to be the only
correct Imitation OF In the world LIZ Kast Fts
teenth sfreet between Third And FOnrth AyanuAA
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HAEETRAPOLE CHAMPAGNE. n-IMPoRTgRs AND
Uu sole agents STANBURY FOX,
u Barclay street and y Park place
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I'VE AND LET LIvE-LADIES' AND GENTLE
IL mems Oyster and Dining Room, Broadway and Full
street.-The best saloon of its character in the city
ordered dishes our specalty have no competition
Give call. Open day and night SANDY SPENCER
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CTATE LINE.
y NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant new Clyde-buit will sail from
pier 81 North River follower
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Saturday May Is
STATE OF VIRGINIA ............... Saturday May 80
STATE SATURDAY June l5
And alternate Saturday thereafter taking passen
gers at through rates TO AL OF Great Britain and
Ireland, Norway. sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Drafts 81 and upwards For freight or passage
ply to AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 CO., Agents,
= No ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03

dh0 FOR NUT COAL; STOVE, CRATE AND FUR
VO mace, IS 10; Cumberland, 81 Wood S6 per load.
THOMAS THEDF0RD,
Twenty seven th street and Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-03

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
IN These first steamships viii sail Tuesday,
r NJ. IL North River, foot Of Cedar street,
for Havana direct, rs follows
COLUMBUS, Captain +. G. Reed May
MORRO CASTLE. Captain i T. Morton. .-..... May Y
For freight or passage lhaving magnificent accommo-
dati0ns} apply to WILLIAM CLfuE 60,
49, No. Bowling Green.