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New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
MrRDERED IN A STREET BRAZIL.

THE wRErCHED DEATH OF A LAD OF EIGHTEEN.
Several young men were lettering about III
Glceuc-,t near Becckcr-s at 10 o'clock last evening,
talking about club which they proposed forming when
they were met by three unknown men who were some
what intoxicated and were behaving IL a boistcrous
manner As the three passed they josled one OF the
Young men, named Max Herman OF No. 90 Blecckcr-st,
who turned aud made some comment. This at once
the wrath Of the drunken men, and they became
very abusive Threats and challenges passed between
the two parties, and the young men continued
strangers At Wayerley-pace Max Herman and his CON-
panons turned toward Washingon-sqnare, and one OF
the party called ont to the following them, Come
over the square and have II out" The challenge was
arcetcd and when both parties had reached the park
and had Or ccedcd toward Its southern side tte way,
a General fight touk place. The three strangers were
losing ground in the combat, when Max Herman was
seen to throw up his hands and n TO the earth.
The three ruIaHS FASTENED away, and the Young men,
who hurried tie side of thor fallen cuInfade,
found he had received two wounds, one IN thr lde
and one in The neck, evidently ncf" with long knife
vented them from seeing which on" Of the rufiian' lad
s,abbcd their cuIiRnOn. They carried Herman, who
was iuScrSblc Hnd apparently d'iug 10 Fleocllcks
drug store Wooster and FouTth-.t7., and then IN
formed the uUcc Ot the occurrence. Al me dlug store
every us.ir means used 10 check Tho flow OF blood
from erm5ns wouud and IN restore CONSCIOUSNESS hut
nC died in "a few moments without beng able 10 speak
Hrrm1n vas about Il years OF age, and employed IN
.t.r. at D. m and put trc key m MS pocket before
sjng ont n meet his friends. The body of the uniortu
n c yuuug man carried from the drug store To the
N-rr street station await TIE action Of the Coroner
and Kics,r aud Herman swezcr were detained at the
station as witnesses.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

acng peace at home and security abroad And he sgni
hcantly concluded, "Dennemi c'eft is cie1edhsme
Other fiery elements introduced into the debate In
the course Of which the priests decidedly the Wor
off. The Government had TO make terms with the Lett
and ultimately order Of the day passed In when
1t was affirmed that the Chamber considered that the
recrudescencc OF UltIamontane manifestations was
danger internal and external peace and recommended
the Government to the legal means at It's disposal
The clerical party thus not only got the worst OF Id
debate the voting the resolution was oar
ried by 4S4 To 1863,
The visit Of the Emperor OF Germany and the Cro"n
Prince Alsace and Lorraine 10 have zone eoou
in many ways His Macsty's reception has not been one
OF uninxed enthusiasm At Metz the Municipal C0uhc
refused to vote any money for his reception nut the
German inhabitants and the garrison combined appear
to have done among themselves that which the Mhhcipa
Council refused TO do. At srasburg the roYh parry
were well received especially by the old inhaDitahs-
the remnants or descendants of the last German fu
The streets were decorated and the Emperor ana his son
were escorted through the amid the enthusiasm oi
the inhabitants. His Majesty is said to have heeh very
much pleased at tine in which he was receiver py
the people Of tine latter city, and to have exPcSseu S
appreciation Of he reception he met generally ny post
pnning the reinforcement Of the Asacc Lorraine sAIr
sons ON the whole the matter shows that the people
are con, entedly settling down to their new rule ana a'
they are likely 10 bc as peaceful and prosperous under
the German a. under Frcncn regime.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFor other Sh,p Secs see second Pa7,l

ARRIVED
Bark Tue Baker BOyntOn Lcgborn bS days WIN ndso 70
F.bricott Bros veaseI 10 Brett, son Co 81,
speed Shelbuue, y. r j. Iarken M0htosld % %
DAYS with hides wool, &C. 20 Brown Bros Co. VeSs' 70
Brig Vslkynen Norl Andreassen Puerto CAbeo Aprl a.
Coffee DC. Dallrti, BouOH co. 'csstl 10 fhoh'
schr Ruth oJn-on lof Portland, Conn iogets santos ~
& Co.
LONDON May N.-sailed, 10th liCdomo' Tor New 1oiL !
Matalra, Key west; 7th, PoyIdena, Tor DelA"aIe
Arrived, l7tn, Warsaw.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PmYADELPHIA, May l7-Ar veh, s"amships Per&lonen
from Ne. .dioId Berks from ,st Cambridge CfnuEde
fOu Boston Alliance. irom Richmond Beverly from Now
sChrs. THia key uG,, rDu PORTO ChDe0i T. a.
Pike from Calais Joe Marsh, from New forA New kegu
los fom Fail luyer J.. y. Lowell from Fa hiyer MaRBe
J. IarWrence from Extrs. nun RaPpahani ock
folk, nom Fall River Maytowcy tum wIork: schr-
New Ecgulus Fall iy.r; NJ A. Drury, for bos!9ni
Nesm0rciard for vi eyard Haven Saicd Steamships WI
F"IIIfsS MoSEoE May l7-Arrived bark Libra from
Iayre seeking Passed IN, slip Senlama rom bitmeh
Fclrs Magic H. Gray D,iueIaa Taytlrr brig JOhn
Good Passed out baTAs Kong Carl aud Ossonak A. lor
Cork -, NJ ,,.,..
Barter from Bath = ~ r.. Hooper, from PM Adelphla
GALtEsIoN May T.-ArliyU, hchr Hector iiJh Boston,
MOBR MAY l7.--Cieslod, Hattie g. Dow Arrived.
schr. Eva G. Yates from koy West -, -. 81, -,
WILMINGTON, y. g., May IClcarcd, bark Lydla PtschAn,
for Cet. q schr. FIye sisters. Tor 81. aarks.
BALTIMORE May I.-ArTiNcd, CaTAs Francesca H. from
Hayrr Augustine, from HaNahaC aro.' steam lis Nuh
LeI Bremen VIA southampton Wm crane loi booOhi
bark Francesca lOr Qu,eustOWh.
CHARLESTON, May j7.-Sso, bark Galore for Barcelona
bgs Don Francisco for BaIceoaa lcaad. Tor Falna pa
NEwORLRANs May l7.-Clcared. snip Northampton. for
Liverpool. PassesArrst sieanS ~ FraT iLrI 10 tle-
dies Com,s-o ucna,e IRON Bordeaux. Sailed steamship
hnIck,rOOckeri sup Ffcdiich
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

a.. correspondent Of The Springfield Republican 3" In
'.n, wears Of Grant of the departments have
80 aued up with people who like him. aud Grant
pspublican very rarely approves OF President Hayess
.uatory policy In the south. In the controversy no
oar the President aud Blaine, II may call II conro
II ia safe to say that three out OF four OF the once
slsers IN Washington side with Blaine. Not single
.n in tho Cabinet is heartily liked by Washington Re
nnnueans MeCrary is most popular. sherman is more
partisan than the Others but ne sregardcd as rather
Ia hooied and selfish. Evarts, Schurz. Thompson'
I'd Deyens are looked upon declared Liberals and
40 many Republicans here believe they are hated more
,horoughy than II they were Democrats Key Is gener
a., lked better than schurz, because he was always
,ndy 10 Grant while Schurz is regarded rs an old er-
amy Of Grant aud the party it existed under his adj
,pisfration So far IL is not popular administration
a. WgshinOn. because this IL 10 great extent c. or
,liuciAus rne Democrats arr not lidcatcd, aud the
iUne Republicans are n, uded In view OF iDr great
SssstisfactiCn among the Republican politicians, tho
poueiueut Of the extra session was most wise pro-
Igtiug Tho iUalcunteus must wait. aut mucu UI the
n feeling will wear itself cut by October
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE S.u4SHED MONOPOLY.

HOW THE WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
AIDED IL BRINGING DOWN THE PRCES-THE
HOME ORGANIZATION HAS FOUGHT THE SWIM
Oilers ALL THE TIME.
The annlhiatiOn of the sewing machine
monopoly proves 10 have been AS much the work Of
tIe Wilson Company OF Chicago OF any other single
cause This adm mrdbe ORGANIZATION has ~ all times re-
fused 10 cOuiro TO tie support Of the shark concerns
thai have long upheld the fraudulent prices II has
fnuuht aust any extension OF patents and against al
tine other companies interested IN keeping up the rates
t, President Mr. ". G.. Wilson, has been mtung m MS
eueayurs check the rapacy of the mOnOpOlsts aud
II l. welt known m Washington aud elsewhere that he
ha- always ucen anxious for the defeat Of the eAtor
tOuists
Tie perfect machines Of the Wilson make-easy and
swift oi action unequacd range and made OF the best
possible matcral-w, rs heretofore, continue 10 De
sold at prices which scOf ~ competition They VIII con-
tuue be the cheapest III plce and the best IN manu-
facturs of any sewing machines IN the world 'IeIt Is
always Obtanabe 10y responsible parties OF inc wilson
Company and machines Will also be prOcuidDle by time
payments Neither Mir. Wilson nor his managers have
ever had dealings with rascay cauyasscis. aud poor
women buying machines Of wilson canNasser nave
never been known TO DO defrauded by misrcpiesenta
ton.
II certainly s no small feather IN Chieagos ehapeoG
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
TIE CHAMBERS DECLARATION.

In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day rcsolu-
tion OF the Left declaring That the Chamber viii only
ac, confidence IN Cabinet free to govern in accord
r,e with Republican principles. which alone can secure
order and prosperity, and resolved so to govern was
adopted by vote oi 80 asairs; l'1.
Before hc adoption Of the resolution W. GamOeta said
he believed 20 be his duty express from The tribune
,ho cnciiou winch resurd ia the public mind "Ihcre
ID. no conflict in Parliament" he said; ono vote has
iee nassed placing the Ministry IN The minority Al -
,,1,cpt when France is engaged in the Observance II
untriotic neutrality and needs the enjoy
,,eut OF prolonged security, the notion is
Sd: idiIy applsed that the Pres dent Of the Rcpu5hc
mad written letter making necessary the Preiefs res
y1ation The nation. IN its anxiety. aks whether there
docs not oxs. at the OF the head Of the state pre-
loudoratng influence with which no Ministry cau cope.
The Chamber only asks what President Mac
N1non to-day promises, namely, pacihc pohcy
and tho suuprcssion Of Ultramcntaue mtrigues" II.
Gsnhcttl cited saying Of Marshal M'cMahonS MADE
in the presence Of tho vic mtr2ucrs aud fonenerS "f
disorder who are to-day raising Their heads; " Don't
attar,Dt this adventure tine chas-epOt5 would 90 OF
NJ themselves" NJ Gambetta added: 1t rs time 70
ti,rn TO constitutional truth. II is not true rs fug-
cested by we-knUNn councillor, mat the PRESIDENT
of the Republic bears IL. ponsipiHty over ana
above that Of the Ministry. The authors OF such
e1ygestion are the Frcsideats real enemies
They are leading him 20 his ruin. Marshal
MacNahon. during his military career cannot
have studied political truths. The Chanher must
recall him to the Observance Of the Constitution
and divert him from peldious couuacis The country
alone is sovereign Il desires wise and dehnitye cpuo
ic wishes 10 be I'D Of the nightmare OF these men oi
reaction who come and show their vd faces al All NO
ats f uncertainty Let II he stated whether the in
ttiou is 10 govern with Republicans possessing the con
eGeuce OF the country or with whose unpopuanty
hos heen demonstrated II dissolution happen iho ma
ority has no fear the country may see IL 1t lAc pre-
Irdo IN war Criminal are those who wold promote
that Immense cheering and excitement IN the HOuseI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
hFTAlPS II CUBA.

HAVANA, May lG.-Gen. MARTINEZ Campos,
III, CaptqnG sncsal continues at Puerto Principe Tie
army is operating T that yicnity 10 de1cnm'rts ihe
ipsnrgcnt, still appear occasionally in CInco Villas
Tine ,ovets.ious movements Of am American Catholic
pric,t Dr. Pore have attracted attention IL appears
that Dr. Pope whic his way hence to Hdyti, had an
interview with the Clpau General and other author
tiles Dr. Pore had tied 10 gaia the couiccnce c tEe
Culsu leaders nut Nds cctLI. IL is supposed it III
tended tr act as IL pr1c'iud"cr
The Government have suspended the sales oi Eod "'
tho Of the Treasury were not Icdil"d Tue
daily selling OF gold -ua quantities prompted ldjhrf
tnau aHatyd stree speculation.
been If discovered by tine National Loan So''A Who re-
ceiyc tie revenues. Collector Caudi,G GJ ahd OtLcIb IN
yiIcated are under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
souE VAR PohrEY oN rom SIDES.
FOR TIE ETEsIAN.

FOR TEE RUSSIAN.
Cilrrd core I,saog Of te ,f.ri Docsse Of Sa,r I0Tl
az Tie E'ia4ro commercial fdra,'rer
Trump Of the LoId-l hcar it blowl
Forward the Cyo-s thr world shall know
J.Aoya}- arms AGAINST tbs Zoe.
Down si.ail he cuIsed Crescent sol
To aTA--to arms!
God wills u SO.
God help the Russ! God bless the Cart
Shame Oh tho sWUii5 that trade can mari
Shame on the l4stagls, faint and lar
That rise not to tht holy war.
IC arma-to arms!
lhc Gross our star.
How long. 0 Lord!-for Thou art just.
Vengeance 70 lhmr-U Thee we trUst;'
WaSc arm OF God, and dash % dust
Those hordc' Of raplne and OF lusO.
To aIWS-tu arms!
Wake swords chat rust.
Forward the Cross! Freak clouds Of irel
Break with the tlJndcr ami the IRE!
To new Crusade, l,. Faith inspire;
Down with the Crescent To the lnireI
To aUn~-t" arms,
To vengeance dire!
AGAINST BOTH
4 Ne,cgDqper Here'ic lIg 4. crogu0 in Tte Graphte
Thou man of God, who thus mplore
Thy bI0thcl's sacred blood 20 pour
Iu hateful tides Of tuIbid gore
From Dtrlanrlies 10 DauuDe'5 shore,
Be rtiil-le stIlI!
Diasphome 10 more!
God help the babcsl God bless the wIycsl
Shame on the priests that whct the kulyesl
shame on the church whose altar thrlSes
by Wreching peaceful peasants lives!
BE s'li-hc still!
'IIs He'll that dryesl
How long, q Lord, before thy shrine
Shall men pray, " Vengeance, God, Is thine"
Then Worship AlOiOch rs divine,
And drink the battles bloody wnef
30 stil-he still
0, heart Of minel
Come Holy Peace! May MuscOvito
And Moslcm end their wretchcd fight;
Women with songs shall hail the light
And children ilock with iiass OF white
BE still-be still
y, sacred sight!
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

Albeit has boen supposed lead but events have
weakened him. Gnd John McGregor and Judge f. H.
Teese OF Newark coming TO the front, win inc MOT
mouth County warhorse Joel Parker. close upon Ihe
heels. W. W Shippcn. esq, President OF the hopoheH
Land and Improvement Company, and CHAIRMAN Ti
the Democratic State Committee, also mas a ,h LIi
and would prove strong candidate Bnt u -
not true. as has been stated III IHE ixlbu III,
that ne i3 backed by y financial institution OF NeNaTk
with which he ia connected. This am authorlled p
state with the utmost possible emphasis Journals which
have circulated The statement should correct II IN justice
both tO Judge Tcese and the institution IN question AS
the Republican nomination IL Is said tnht cAuov.
Newell s coming into favor and may puck the pIAc
from earlier candidates. j.
AeWdrk, ". j., May Is, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE ADVENT OF THE CRISIS.

run pVCvNT CLERICAL AGITATiON-IINELf DISCUS
etoS IN THE CHAMBERLAIN ANTi-CLEldCAL VOTE
p.sspp-THE EMPEROR WILLIAM AND HIS
FRENCH SUBJECTS.
,,,, AZ oCCt sIOSAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE Tribune
ToxDoS, May 5.--The French Chambers nave
- ,,oop animated even turbulent on religious Gucs
., The priosts, ever busy seem to have been pecu-
, oct,ve during the last few months Inc action o
n itaIian Goyorumont has been censuieu III no meas
I s and revived by the recent aloculion, 'pe case
-, pr'soner of the Vatican has been used Oy the
T-,ooutane clergy to str up all sol's o SUM ~ -'
i,,cos nj France Accordingly on the opening u 'n0
aossor,op wednesday, H. Leblond gave notice o ques
, ~ ,e ministry on the subject which seems at once
20 have brought 70 the tribune NJ dc MuD' youne
Itops enthusiast who leveled fiery speech az "na w
hose To term radical intolerance InlS' Vi oouIe,
aronsed the secuarists as well as the fro'es,an' anu
cauican members Of the Left ana "i''A u''
cnssiop. IN which NJ. Jules Simon 1' a'oiou
20 throw oil ON thea troubled waters enSueu'
o,tv to be revived the following day. frol sh' III
ON the first occasion it extended 10 neiuuy y" .-
econd and both the floor and galleries OF Iho
.ro crowded The discussion was opened ny M ""u'
betta in carefully prepared speech IN "nion no uu
not snare the UltramOntane clergy, ana III ""0 W
ossonatey appealed to the Government 70 Oppose 'no
coiomon enemy, who sought 10 escape the laws men'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MAIL TRAIN MUCH NEEDED
nrSErlrs TO NEw-ENGLAND FROM AN EARLY TRAIN
STAMFORD.

A MAIL TRAIN MUCH NEEDED.
BESErIrs 10 NEw-ENGLAND FROM AN EARLY TRAIN
TO STAMFORD.
TO the Edttor Of The Irlbuhe'
SIR: If the special train from Stamford east,
leaving al $50 H. could be preldccd by an early mai
from Ncw-Yoi leaving the Grand Central Depot say AT
$3.50, New-YoIk morning papers WOull 10 feceNcu
two or three hours earlier III the principal cteS ana Ill
nearly al sf New England, without involving any other
ln,,e in e rc..nt running OF New England roads.
bridgeport would receive its mail at 7;2i Instead OF
$50 ,-. o.o, ,,...,i o,
Hartford would receive It's mail at 9A instead Of l2l1
Springfield would receive lta man d. Ao'i0 '" "
Worcester would receive mail at l:l0 instead OF 25
boston would receive II, mail at 2:lO lnStiI oi El9'
NcwLoudOn would receive IT. mail at Io'-o n''''u VI
1903. ., . 80 ;....o,., ~,
Providence would receive its mail at llo instead oil
Norwich would receive mail at ll:22 instead OF 3li
From all the cities named are dyergng railways WIN
trains lcvin on the arrival OF this continued stamford
speca; which would extend the great accommodation
10 the towns on thcir respective lines 1t would not be
.a.v "a appr.cate fully all the benefits which would
arise 10 the people of NcwEngand and the press OF New
YORK by supplying the link In question The expense 10
the Government would be small IN comparison WIN re-
suits. Saving nothing OF mail carriage an cary tiah
from Ee-Yor east has long been called Tor anu "ouu
nroye q gl,at convenience 10 the travelling public Wlch
ni cnIst. would be taken consideration by llt Ia
road company arranging for such service, LD'JS ,
nf tbr I and the thcat,r residing near the ciiy on me
line Of the iOaG have fOr years desired INC "lIV, ~,
OF attending these amuscmeuts, ana returning III , i
bu,IIe-s tie following day. boston InorhihS pAP.l'
reach Ncw-IoIk at p m New-lolk paPSis P ~ W ,J
cciyea iu Boston about . p ~ why shouIu W In
e two Lours late 10 supplying Boston anu az NtN-i,i
g.lalf Il r not necessary To umnu te p"p.i,''t @ ~
morning paper that Two hours gained III tlo oi
adds ns,r sily To his circulation aud the value OF MS
PAPER as an advertising medium II you can aid W Sc
curing tie proposed euly ual you VIII is,,t ILL % h'
the thanks OF All 'H" ~
AOriCieh, Conn, May Is. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

IlONDON FRIDAY, MAY II, ls77.
Renters Paris telegram says the new Cabl-
not is constituted as follows:
DUc DE BRoGLE President Of the Council and Minister
Of Justice.
Af DE FoUHroU, Minister Of the Interior
NJ CrcEsE CuILAUX. Minister Of Finance
n AUGusTE PARIS, Minister OF Public WORKS
v,scoU>r pE MEAUx, Minister OF Agriculture
NJ BRUNEI Minister Of Public instruction.
Tho r.siruations Of NJ Berthaut ana the Due Decazes
90 Ministers of War and Foreign Affairs respectively
have not bccn accepted. Provisional arrangements vi"
h made relative TO tho Ministry Of Marine ioditou Is
ssccted Of strong Bonapatist tendencies ana Is also
cr,5,tad with talent for managing elections IN lie III
pcrial STYLE
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Tue Campaign Made Plain.
IN THIS .loENINGs
sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBU&E

SEMI WEEKLY TRIBU$E
Arr.ar two War Maps which Snow e !o-adalo ot he pros
lccve engagements the Turks and Russians ana
the position Of tie principal Turkish fortr,sses. The att
dispatches in reference movements Of the
are also given with domestic News OF the Day choice
Editorials Poetry sc. Tic table Of contents Of uis issue
made up partly OF the following aTu,,s: Criticism
On Camerons Across Afica" The Hall,ek statue Ar,
Treasures In New.York British Spectator Home Rule in
Mississippi; The Carnival IN Ncw.York The presdear,
welcome Black spirits and White The Beauude OF Pam,
Young Folks Deparment-what Kitty wmklc knows About
Rabbits aud Things, Little Girls Penls AMI the Puzzeii
Of Dead sheep The Southern Cotton Belt.
1t Pay to Keep Cow Contributor and oneros &c
Single copies sent free on application.
Price On wrappers ready for mang) Ave PER copyi
one copy one year. 81 copies sl2 90 copies Que
extra SIS Postage all to tho subscriber
Address TIE TRIBUNE. Nsu.YOrl
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

ALEXANDER-on Thursday, May II, william s Alexander.
Hayes and friends arc respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from ms late residence 81 Gieeneaye Brooklyn on
BARsToW-At Bndgegater Mass. on wednesday. 10Th
INST, Capt Edwn w. Barstow merchant OF this city in the
Funeral central SQUARE Church BIgewateT on 5a'gr,
invited attend without fuither notice.
BLOOMFIELD-On Wednesday, May l6 Zeruah bloomfield.
Funeral fiom the residence Of Mt Gobe Verona NJ Fri.
day, the s al haltnst - O'Clock Tram leaves for Mont
to S,G MeiS5hcn, en- s. So J Tor inteimsnt
BUDD-On Thursday afternoon May II. Prof Charles A.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BURROUGHsIn BROOKLYN, May 10. 1877 Annie C., daugh:
the late Thomas and Emma L. BurfOuch5 aged ~
re aiiyes aud friends family invited
the the residence OF her uncle Horace F. Bur.
rouehs 42J BcdforLaye Friday MAJ Is, at O'Clock.
cfErHSPs kGTar r. the &Ey Sr iS is u & eS@ Sa
Funeral services from Christ Church srewsOnry. Friday
Southern aS M y t. R fooi Of Rsc,ors at Ii a m
COLEY--At Greenwood Lake May Is. J. Augustus coley
Of the late Daniel and nene Coley In the 39th year Of
Brookyn Friday at 3Ocl9ck Relatives and friends are TO-
spectfully invited to attend
COOK-Gn Philadelphia Penn, May 49, 1877. Henry A. Cook
'ormrrly OF brooklyn, y. Y.
san Francisco papers please copy.
EARLE-On Wednesday, 10th inst william II Earle in tho
nr IN from IN his late residence 1853 East Forty st.
Saturday morning. at II o'clock
FRANKLINAt his residence in Babylon, L. on Tuesday
May 10, iust Sk!mOre Franklin, II. D., aged G6 years.
Tie relatives and friends respectfully Invited 10 attend bis
funeral from the Baptist Church, babylon. on Thursday
l7tn inst at o'clock 2. IN.
UAWKINs-On Wednesday. Iay l6, Mary H., wife OF Chas
T. Hawkins IN the Jist year 0f ner
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
te her late residence, 46 West Forty fourth
st.. Friday, May H. AZ O'Clock p m.
HEWITT-o Wednesday morning May 49, Thomas Hewitt
The late Thomas Hewitt Of Phadeipha m the 46th
Of his
Relatives aud friends respectfully invited his
St AIMS Church. Tweith-st near Fourth ave,
on Friday AZ . O'Clock
RINDEIL-On Thursday morning at his late residence
f:oser " Gilbert Kudcll in tho 77tb Of his
Funeral ,yli place sunday May ~, At 1870
the Reformed church. Linden, " J.
VANDERBIIT-in Fatbush, I. J., on Wednesday, May l6
John Vanderbilt, in the JJth year of his
frlCuts invited TO attend the funeral from
his residence az Flabush, Saturday, 18th inst, at
O'Clock y. In. NOlOWcTs
MILMERDINGIn Brooklyn. at the residence o his father
n.aw IT, n the 21h year Of his age, Ferdinand Suy
dam son OF the late William T. Mllmerdlug, Jr.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
SAFE or TIE MORAN P4INTINGS.

The sale of Edward Moran's paintings at
Association Hall last evening well attended noI
were high prices obtained. Small bids prevailed. Rob
crt somcrvle pleaded, eNOstuiatcd, and uttered Te
urosches at the weather and audience, but vain
ssyouty-four pictures bro sht $500. pieces ex
cited applause" The MOpmg OWl,""1ho Victory OF The
Yacht sappho the LyOna,"a landscape by VcIten
and tine Victorious Yacht Madeleine" The first bid on
this last picture was $780, and ran up to Ss2j
which was the highest price obtained for any picture
The remainder Of the collection VIII be disposed Of tht
evening At Association Han The following are the pic
tures which brought 800 or more: