The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1858, Page 3

‘ four bundred feet of hose in NEW YORK HBRALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1858 Ce aU E EEE SENSES EEESSSnEI Ginn EEneentle ‘ MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. wen BOARD OF ALDERMEN. ‘The Board met last evening—Jous CLarcy, Bs )., Pree! ‘ent, im the chair, A large Lumber of papers and petitions were received aad referred, amongst which was a petition of the iahabl- tants of Staten Island fora ferry slip at the Battery. A communication was received from the City Hail Com- m@iscioners i whica they state that being anable by the terms and provisions of the act to perform any active @uties towards the accomplishment of the obj: ct thereof, Without the co-operation of the mumeipal government of ‘bis city, they made a communication to the Common Oounc: May 14, 1857, stating their readiness to commence their duties, and requesting euch action on the part of the ‘Semmon Council as might be deemed proper to give effect fe the said act; that having received no response acy semt ‘n a second communication in July or the necessary oo-operation, but that that application was alao crsuccess- ful, The Commissioners, actuated by 4 desire to acquit Wemee!ves from any charge or impa‘a:. not having no lected their duty, now again the attention of ie to the subject, and renew their request to meet ani vonfer with « committee from the Common Council. Re- lerred to Committee on Lands and Places. becca thodwacecme <-> nguaiinthauadivead E Lplowing reaction waa as fed coal en appears e recent message 3 senttaetnenine salaries vow paid to the offers of ihe city porerenest, ‘and persons employed in the various do. artments, eased within tho last seven yours trom $200,000 to over $600,000; and it otherwise appearing many sinecures exist that could, without detri- ment to tbe public interest, be abolished;’ and, w! i w believed by bis Honor that the pablia busi: ess can be better performed for the. honor and ¢clat od. tained by-an cfficia! than for a salary, and it beingthe do- tire of the Common Council to reduce the expenses now incurred where it is practicable, aud to exact fale equivalent in services to the city for the liberal Bow paid ¢o its numerous officials; therefore, he it , That with « view to secure an economical ad- ministration of she city governmen:, and to equalize tne @uties and expenses atenaing the same, tt be referred to the Committee on Salaries’ and Offices to inquire into the senapananalariesabe paid to all persons hokling offve ander the city charter, with a view to equalize aad deine eamne, ans if the services now rendered cannot be per- Bea'et am expense much jess than that now paid. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE NEW YORK IRM DEPARTMENT, aun ta by Cg was received from the ief Engineer Fire Department:— Ornice Cur Encivees Fins Deratueyt, be nny Feo, 17, 1868. 1072 Hononautn Common Counctt,, CITY ‘o¥ Naw York:— Genthk mep—By the ordinances of the city it becomes my aaa, 08, chies ne enanaan to present © your hans | ual repors of the condition the Fire Department of athe city of New York. {sis one rome this date that dwas seiected as chief engineer, and Ieubmit for your evnsiveration & detailed siarement of the condition of the ent. and statistics that will exnidit a prosperous efficient management of its affairs under my directi m. Upon aszuming the duties of my reeponsible position, I gave asirict and = igvestigation into the discipline, efficiency and cou: of the department, and have from lime to time ‘ound it necessary to make such alterations ae in my judgment were demanded to secure prompt and vigilant services from _ reliable volunteer department 01 our city government. The condi ion of the hore and apparatus upon my inau- guration into the ofllce of chief engineer, I found ina meagure unquaiitied to meet the exigencies of the depart- ‘ment, or prepared to answer any sudden demand for Le services. By adopting stem of pereonai inspection, I ave been enabled, after much iabor, in piscing nearly wll of the apparatus in order, and capubie of ones ed at any moment. amount of repairs nevessary to compieh what was absolutely needed has been large, but the amoant expended bas been more than compensated Dy increased efficiency, and consequently less loss or damege to tbe og of our citizens. The state of the department, in relation to good order aad discipline, has never been equalled in ite history, aud ican , in fact, that rowdyiem ame fre companies say bas become entirely unknown; tor ‘wich we are some- what yy OF prompt action of the Fire Commis. sioners, who in this particular have been of vast benefit towhe department. FORCE OF THE DEPARTMENT. The department consists of fourteen [nena eighteen hundred ana Sfty members of engine compani twelve hur dred and filty eeven members 0! hose companies, aud four hundred and fifty two members of book aad ladder companies; making @ total of three thousand, five hundred and fifty-mine men, being an increase of four hancred and ‘eeventy-four over the number stated in the last report of Woe chief engineer. The above are divided into forty eight engine com- es, sixty hose companies, aid fifteen hook and lad- F COMPANIES. There are forty-nine eo; in good condition, nine ordinary, one building, and two rebuilding; forty-three hose carriages in good condition, sixteen ordinnry; eleven Book and ladder trucks in good condition, and “our ordi- mary; twenty-seven hose tenders in good <ondition, seven ordinary and Afteen butiding. There is in use in the department thirty-three thousand order, thirty-seven Unousand four hundred api bes feet ip ordinary condition, and (en thousand four bund feet in very bad condition. NUMBER OF MEN KACH COMPANY 18 ALLOWKD, First class engine companies are entitied to, Secon 1 class engine companies are entitled to, Third class engine companies are entitled to Hisse comnpanice ave enthiod ¢ W...055 onl Fr resolution adopted Board ‘of Councilmen, eter te; ‘and by the betes of Aldermen, Decem: ber 21, 18 Tost BY FIRES, Tam gratified to be ye yy im the amount of losses by fire edminitration of the Gutive Cid nd 1857:— for 1855, as per last annual that a large decrease resulted uring my , and submit schedule of loss chief engineer tal amount of loss by fires Despense in 1081... The leases of several of the jy ‘now occupied by companies in the lower section of the city will shortly ex- pire, and as the services of these companics cannot, un- der any circumstances, be dispensed with, it le necessary that some measures should be taken at an early day to provide them with suitable locations. The great amount of property and merchandise located below Chambers ‘street should be at least in @ position of security in reia- tion to fires; and {tis a matter requiring prompt action from your honarable body, to prevent serious and disas- trous consequences from any want of force in the lower dintricts. th anty population below Chambers street renders the Organizaticn and continuance of fire compa- pies down town a matter of great difficulty, and as the duty required is frequent and laborious, the accommoda- tious are not of @ suitable character to keep a fire organi- zaiion together. | would respectfully recommend that a portion of the unoccupied public property in the lower secuons of the city be appropriated for this purpose, and suitable build rected thereon. [trust that my sug geesions in this respect will receive the attention that the urgency of the case demande, HOOK AND LADDER DUTY DOWN TOWN The department has, in a measure, suflered in its em- ciency by the want of proper accommodations for hook and lavder companies dowg duty down town. There is but one book and ladder ny! located within the Umite of the Seventh and Eight istricis, and for some time past the eflicieney of this company has’ been serious- ly ‘mpa red from wantof an adequate number of mea to perform dre duty. I bave consequently ordered a hook an! ladder com thas is locatea within 4 convenient di:txece of the hth aistrict to do Guty in the lower section of the city, fami bave found their services to have proved vaiuable upon every occasion. ‘Hook end Ladder Company No. 4, ove of the most eff) cient and energetic in the department, have been out af ser Vi efor sume Lite in consequence of there not being a loca- tion provided for them by the Common Council. The house formerly occupied by this company wa prononced unsafe the Fire Wardens, aud was taken down by order of the fayor inet euromer, since which time, thie company have not performed fire duty. It is secossary that imme. diave measures should be | tw orovide a for Pook and Ladder Company No. 4, to o ‘company to resume active service, Severs! hook and ladder com. pany iocated in the upper section of the city volamtecrod fo ¢oriorm duty down town, and T accepted their services in consequence of the emergencies of the case LOCATION POR APPARATUS DOWN TOW, ‘The locations now occupied by several companies down town, under leare from private owners, have, or shortly will expire, without any provision having been made for ta or purchase of property, to continue their jodiapensable services to the department, Tho following companies should receive, at as carly a | ag possible, the attention of your body ia relation to po manent and euitable locations . 66-—New location nec sesary. Howe Company No. S8—New location necessary. Halk TOWRA. ‘Tho bell tower on the City Hall is not of such service as it ahould be, from its disadvantageour poritiom. Ry vie reation cf lege buildings oa the eurrounding locality, the *Jookout' 1 neatly useless a4 an observatory: and [ world suggest that each alterations be made in the cupola will remedy this eetions “'Mfcnity The ereotiv. of the new Turoph ing ket, at the jane. tion of the Bowery and Third and Fourth avennes, will atord a gond nity for the erect ton ofa cupola and alarm bell, The want dn bell lower in that portion of our city is much felt by the department, And ns fs cont wit! not be of an expensive character | hope that it may decided upon to erect it LT, RENT {would reepeotfully recommend that th ordinance in rolation to bell ringers be entirely changed. | have different times made complaints againt bell rmgers for noglect of duty and other causes that have beou uaheed ec, and the parties not even repriraanded, while ethers against whom no cause for comptaint has ever existed, have been stmmarily dismissed, without case beiug aericned for such acthna by the removing power. It is tanjust to many deserving men who have suffered in this Fess ct that their removal was obtained, not from neglect inty, but for reaeons never explained, and consequent y ancalled for, and injurious to the welfare of the de part Sent. I wonll suggest tho propricty of the ordinance Doing #0 framed as w give the nommation of bell ringers to the Board of Raginedrs, subject to comfirmation by the Common Council, NEW BnSP. In a communication to your honorable body some thne fince, I called attention to the necessity for advertising for seventy-five thousand feet of new hose. The supply of hese now in use is ly inadequate, and only by oou- ftaat care is kept in partial order, New howe is wanted to Promote and secure Ab eflicieht Jtcharge of duty by the department, and also to prevent a waste of water, that at | 5 gz water, weights, eprivgs, &c., lable at out of order, and in which there ie no surety and when ou; ot order, it cannot be repaired y = Hyde obviated. wheb is new couse prin t princi hire ite connections. The lower part of the anda Deane a 209 the branch deing hollow; when the hydrant is $2bo8 & i }, which, it, leaving no water Lo freeze. 1 opened and cS of the ane ‘the usual manver, and is s0 thet is goto the waste when oper, and opens the purpose The whole copstruction of this hydrant is too simple to oe order, or to be above the comprehension of any oe ‘would recommend that the Croton Aqueduct Depart- ment be directed to use this hydrant, when new ones are being put down tor service. PIKE TELUGRAPH. T would call the attention of your honorable preare steers Tropes oe of wtroducing the dre telegraph into the houses: bell towers. many isstances, from the woud net be lary dent and worthy at bella Senaitiens Sa 1 have been. assisted in SYA aig ‘Antroduction ieee othe gres [darpow] pape bed are (riage ia yeeeet to a stato of by whe co: ‘the th Street Commissioner, Forgninnd by eur y joander whore authority and written di bonorab! rection I bave eaused 10 be repaired such of the bowses as were out of order, and transacted vther necessary detaiis peculiar to the wants of the Tne position of the Street perensd many needful Co ig oe ge yl build providing apparatus use ‘hat are needed aad have been our honurable bovy; but Ihave enleavored, while uos- Bie t to provide for ali the wants demanded, to 40 manage by small expenditures, that temporary conveniences and accommodation have been allowed, until the work ordered ings aa ‘ our honorable boty shouid be competed. 1 would mend that a bureautbe established under my de- partment to bave control over all work and supplies to be nished, and supervision over all expenditures with the dre department. Ag tbe building and repairs to houses should naturally be aco-ordinate part of tne duty of the chief engmeer’s department, I would advise that an ordinance be adopted place that duty in my copartment. BADGES. I find the law authorizing the issue of badges to mem- ders of the department to be preductive of mush evil. Ly has not accomplished what was designed by its introdus- tion, but bas added jeraey te the cause for complaint it was designed to remedy. fhe number of badges that are either lost or stolen amounts to over one thousand at the cleroeng time, and it is growing to be a source of 7 faction among members of toe department, at the ne- cessity of wearing them. The ownership of a stolen ge ‘gives free accees to thicves and other dangerous pergons to the close proxi mity to fires, where, under ths recognized ehield of Ue Fire Department, they can per. form their nefarious calling w ithout suspicion or jh oan tion, It tsa well known fact that couts on which badges are worn have been stolen from duferent apparatus wale on their way to fires, and it is not difficult ve conjecture thai they were taken Solely for the purpose of procuring ges to give recognized admittance to a buildiag on dre. Iwould advise an amendment to the Iaw, that badges be aboliehed altogether, save for the engineer board and officers of companies. HIKE COMMISSIONERS. The Board of Fire Commissioners, to whom is delegated the power to try all casce of inaubordination occurring in the department, have discharged the duties of their posi- tion in a fair and impartia: manner. It is @ delicate, and at times almost an imporsible task, to decide upon the many ome cases that are brought before them ; and though pe: there may be difference of opinion among members o” the department in relation to some of their decisions, yet it is ackuowleiged by all parties, that the Commisiorers have been actuated only by a desire to ad- vance the wterests of tho department. The selection of the Commissioner Board lies wholiy within the depart- ment iteelf, and ‘the Beard is responsible to that body for a faithful discharge of the duties for which they are elect- ed, and any cause for complaint can be remedied by them- selves at ihe proper time. DISTRICTS LN WHICH COMPANIES PERFORM DUTY. First: District—Fngine 2, 7, 10, 12, 15, 18, 28, 33, 96, 37, 39, 51; hose 7, 90, U2, 87, 39, 42,’ 44, 45, 46, 61, 61, 62; hook and ladder 8,9. Secmd District—-Pngine 1, 10, 12, 15, 18, 25, 23, 36, 37 39, 48; hose 80, 32, 87, 42, 44, 46,°51, 57, 62; book’ and ladder 2, 8 Third District—Pngine 3, 11, 24, 29, 34, 50; howe 11, 23, 24, 33, 86, 38, 40, 55, 67; hook and ladder 2, 3, 6, 14. Fourth Diaries bugis 3,4, 9,23, 24, 28, 34,00; howe Si 10, 88, 24, 20, 35, 35, 48,46, 58; hook and ladder 3, 6, 12, 14, ith District—Frgine 4, 7, 9,17, 19, 26, 28, 82, 41, 44, 51; hose 4, 7,18, 16, 17, 20; 31, 34, do, do, 47, 61; hook and ladder 5, 9, i2, 13 Siath District Engine 8, 17, 10, 26, 81, 82, 41, 44; hose 13, 16, 17, 22, 26, 31, 34, 96, 47; Hook and adder otitis th District—Fogine 2, 6, 6, 8, 13,14, 16, 20, 2 Pei 38, 40,42; hosel, 2,3, 6, 8, 10, 16, 18, 20, 21, 22 25; 26; 27) 28) 36, 41, 49, '50, 63, b4) 56, 68, 60; hook and tadder 1,41) 15. District—Engine 2, 6, 6, 11, 15, 14, 16, 20, 21, 42; howe 1, 2,3, 5, 8,9, 10, 15,18, 19,20, 21° 5. 1, 49, 50, 53, 84, £6,” 68, 66; hook and ladder 1, 15. Yorkville and vicinity—Engine 45; hose 48; hook and ladder 10. Manhattanville and vicinity—Engine 43; hose 59. Carmansvilic and vicinity—Fn,:ue 27. Hariem and victvily—Engiue 35 and 49; hose 43 and 62; hook and ladder 7. Fxempt engine performs duty under ageneral alarm, or when sent for by one of the engineers. PIRR MARSHAL. The decrease iu the number of fires is owing, in a mea- eure, to the active exertions of the Fire Marshal, Alfred E. Baker, Eq who bas succeeded durin, the past year in ged with the crime of ar- Yon id two of their number, The fol- have been mate through AiuckeTs THOM It YEMREARY, 1867, 10 DATR, February 5.—Vatrick Gavin, suspicion of an attempted arson February 24.—Abrahatn Rabb, suspicion of arson. May 18.—Francis Guinand, arson. Kaware Gillan and William McKissock, sus- rer. Joly 6—Teabella Draper and Hannah M. Gliddon, sus- pieton of arson July 13.—Thomas Gallagher, suspicion of arson. July 17.—Patrick Nalley, arson; acquitted on account of ineanity. July 19.—James Fl. Magee, suspicion of arson. July 21.--Gabricl Schwab and Henry Markerwertz, sus- picion ¢f arson. Avgust 12 —-Philip Quirk, suspicion of arson. ‘August 27.—William Mcloughliv and James Chambers, suspicion of arson. Septcnber 6—Jos, Hacket and Francis Solopeatar, argon, sentenced to one year each September 20.—Jaines Bradley, suspicion of arson. September 29.—Jobn bridget, suspicion of arson. October 22.—Henry Newell, (colored,) attempted arson; sentenced to four years and ten months. October 28.—Elena Exen, suspicion of arson. December 7.—Mrs. Patnaza Cox, Julia Cox, Mary Jack orpe Cox, (enlored,) arson. amber 13.—Charles N. Thibaudeau, suspicion of arson January 2, 1858.—Robert Dixon, araon. NAMES OF PERSONS CONVICTED. February 22.—Michael Wogan, Jr., arson; convicted, ond judgment suspended. June 9.—James Shepherd, arson, convicted, and sen- tenced to be hung. Lsubjoin the toliowing amounts paid into the city trea- eury for OLD MATRRIATA SOLD. The following amounts hao deen received by me for old materials, paid to be City Chamberlain, and a copy of items filed in the offica of the Comptrotier:— 1607, February 17 to May 26 May 26 to July 7. Joly 7 to Avgust 4 Anguat 24 to Deceunber 22 ‘ December 22 to February 17, 1864 Total... In addition to the above, Diere ix the Oty Kerenve fifty dollare per anouns for rert of stable n Corporation yard. Three thourand and eix dollars bas beon rocrived by mo for fifteen hur dred anc chree iniate | flcemen’e certifi cates, Which Amount, as the law direct, I have paid to Jobn'S. Giles, Feq., Troasarer of the Widows’ and Or- phane’ Fund of the New York Fire Department. {sult the oatmes of persons engaged ns clorke at the ——- office and workmen in the Corporation yard. It is veceesary, to vive proper attention to the details of my department, that competent clerks, (3 actical inechanies ar! Working men shoal be empl wd T have selected proper persons, qualified and dif gout in the diseharge of iboece dnties ‘The (ollowiog persons are employed at thie offtce, and in the Corporation Yard Clerha--Chariee A. Gray, Jobn |. Cregier, George T Aiker, Jos. R. Taylor, Meesengor Workmen in the orperation Vard.James BR. Mount, Foreman Ebenever Charbers, Michael J. Naddy, Henry Lewis, Hagh Heanett, Dayid Conlou, Richard Anspake, John Gups™, Inereetor oF Fire Arraratrs —Joha Wildey, appointed by Commissioner of Repairs and Sapplies, Selah, and Comptroller Flagg, October, 1856, Tn consequence of eevere fire duty T was attacked with yeralysis in July last, while proceeding to « fire, Satter tug (rom contipaed ilinees for some time, | wns anabdle to atiend the duties of tny position, bet hi my absence the ble and faithful manner in which the daty was porforme: the sratetant ngimeers, merits the warmest praise. T oeeire to by ful testimony to that body for the Inbors 90 well and honorably discharged by thom The department ie in a condition that our city may well he proud of, and in submitting this feport to your honor bie body Litust the eugge stions t mye f-~T improve ita eifiteney may be carried out by speedyaction. tes alread HENRY A, HOWARD, Chief Engine? New York Fire [fepartment, veancl copies of the report wore ordered to be One the printed The Board then adjourned to Wednesday next (Monday Doing Washington's birthtsy) HOW THE TAXPAYERS ARE FLEECED. Metropolitan ALDsMOm’s CoMMITYED ON ‘PRAUDS—A aw cAsm | The Board was ‘0 have mot yesterday, Dutibe esting OFENSD—FRAUD OF $3,390 + ALTBRATION IN THE FIGURES OF THE SURVEYOR'S RETURN FOR REGULATING THIRD AVENUE. ‘The standing Commitee on Frauds mes again yester. day—present, Aldermen Adams, Tucker, Owens and Tuo- mey. Mr. Jas. W. Brexman appeared on behalf of certain property owners on Third avenue, above Sixty-fret etreet, who objected to the work done there, and cited the act passed March 4, 1846, which provides that when applica- tion is made to the Common = ouncil to regulate any street south of Sixty-second street the Street Commissioner must give the owners of property notice. They complain that no such notice was given, and that so far from con- senting to the work, they objected to it; yet it was done, and the owners were assessed. ‘Mr. J. B. Surrn wished to re-open the Fifty second street case and called Mr. Jacob F. Oakley, one of the asscsors, ‘who stated that he was not positive whether he made out the aesesement roll or not; but he thought, as Mr. McNeil swore op the last dey, that he (MoNel!) made is out, be supposed it was 80. ‘WaxrerS. Pinckney showed an entry on the book, whieh ho had copied from the sssessment roll; at Least, so he pre- sumed, for he krew of po other paper from which bo could copy it. This entry was found to differ materially in the amount of work done from the amount whie 08 peared on the copy of the stolen list Mr. Smith produ: certitied by bimeel’, Mr, Conover, Mr. tt and a clers who made the copy, though it tailied Mr. McNeil? ir. McNew was re-examined, and swore positively that the list he mace out was true ‘copy, bet be Le Bot as count for the difference in the egiry mado by Mnckney ang the certitied copy of Mr. Sm ‘Alderman 1 think some one in the Asseesor’s ction ought to be able to explain the discrepancy in the igures. ‘A paper from Mr. a presented to the com- mittee, stating that Mr. Edward Boyle, the surveyor of the work or regulat curd and gutter on Third ave nuo, from Sixty firet to Eighty sixth street, under coa tact to bas. Deviin, informed him that the amount of work in the assessmen’ pg did uot correspond with his criaiest measurement. Mr. Boyle’s return was as fol- lows — 1,285 34 cubic yard: Farth excavation, 57 }g cubic J Rock excavation, Sov cubic yard: arth filing, —Whilst the last - ments were made, was as 4,285 25 cuble yards "ap13g cubic yar ii Rock excavation. 3,509" cudie yar Earth filing. These alteration: by chang‘ng the dgore into a 4 in the first item; putzing 2 3 delore the 573; ia the second, and by putting a3 before the 609 In the last item. Besides these alterations there was a dif ference in the charges. but when or by whom all these alterations were mace Mr. Copover could not eay. The whole increase on the proper amount of assessment for this work was $3,300. As Mr. Boyle was not notifed to be present, Alderman Abams said that they should adjourn the case, as he would properiy be the first witness. = one then adjourned to Tuesday next at two o'clock. COUNCILMANIC COMMITTEES. ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE OBSTRUCTIONS aT WASE* INGTON MARERT—HOW THE CITY REVENUE GOES, ETC. . The Councilmanie Commattee on Markets heid a meeting yesterday, the Chairman, W. W. Jupson, occupying the chair. It was in pursuance of the following resolution, troduced im the Board of Councilmen, by Councilman Brady — Whereas the land made weet of Weat street, and between Dey and Fuiton streets, is ocoupie : by unsigh:iy sheds and market stands, which ‘divert the same from the purposes originally intended; and whereas the sidewalks on both sides of Weet street are obstructed by stands for the sale of produce, to the great inconvenience of pedestrians and obstruction of yehicles—therefore, Resolved, That hie bonor the Mayor be requested to cause the sime obstructions and incumberances to be re- moved forthwith, When the resoiution was read by the clerk, Councilman Kkrapy said that he was rgon who introduced the re- solution to the Board of Councilmen, and that the pro- pone of doing so was suggested by the arguments used y the steamboat owners ib opposition to the removal of their vessels to piers up town. They stated wich much truth, that a great deal of grow ye wharves is occu- pied by unsightly staugs and sheds, and ye: nothing was done towarcs having them removed. He was perfectly willing by ay for the erection of a new market in the lo- cality, if the present one is too small; but he wes opposed te the idea that the eity should receive money from #uch, sources as those which only encumber the sidewalks of the cit Kimball, Burnet and Kempston, who owa iy: Mesere stands in or convenient two the market, argued that they built their sheds and stands like all others, at considerable expense; that the stands complained of outside the market ou the sidewalks, pay a revenue to the city of more than $10,000 a year; that each stand is taxed to She amount of from $1 to $3 per week, and js therefore lapis reongpions that the facilities for marketing aiford at) Waahiugion merket a) almcet indispensable to the convenience city ; that wo market ip the word is the scene of such ac tiv business, and that few market carta stand in the ae and pot tho large number that has been re- presente frauds, tor ry Co pe that is paid for the abods and ‘even in ite pro- ent condition; that it would, ifthe ground was and the present encumbrances removed, $1,000,000 or more, and to this, improvements would tainly he addes in the of buildings, that woul taxable to the auount of annually’; instes1, there. fore, of only receiving akout $40,000 or $50,000, which is the Maximom aniount ever received out of the W - ton market and the stands convenient to it, $200, would flow from this source into the city treasury. conclusion of their reasoning was portion of the city would be handsomer; that the owners of the stands and sheds would not be,as they now are, alto- gether in the power of the City’ Inspector, who can at aby mowent Coprive them of their permits, many of which cost from, $2,000 to $3,000; and that couniry pro duce could be hhased cheaper by the citizens when the dealers at Washington Market would not be afforded the present facilit es for buying it up and afterwards sell- ing it at whatever prices they chose to demand, A very oo number of those who are directly inte. rested on b sides of the question at issue were Fe rent, and a good deal of carnestocss was manifested to prolong the speaking, but the Committee, at this stage of ibe procees adjourned the further hearing of argu. ments on the subject until thore already before them should be duly consijered, when notice will be given of their next meeting im the Manat» and other morning papers. STEAM ON ELEVENTH AVENUE BELOW FIFTY-NINTH STREET—OPPOSITION TO THE HUDSON RIVER RAIL> ROAD COMPANY BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS. The Committee on Railroads of the Board of Councilmen met yesterday, to hear what any parties interested in the subject of running team carriages on Eleventh avenue below Fifty ninth street bad to say as to the expediency of preventing or continuing it. G. H. Stny«en appeared in behalf of property owners on Fleventn avenue. He sais that the ranning of steam cars on the street was destructive to life in many instanves, and ® great nuisance and injury to property aod pagple in the neighborhood. He said that all the people in the lo. cality of the railroad are opposed to having steam iu one oftheir public thoroughfares; that they have been con- sidering the subject ior years, and cannot help wonderog that it bas bot been long since re- moved. He concinded by expressing a hope that the pro- prievors of the railroad of their representatives would pot absent themecives entirely if they had anything to say in opposityon to the reme-val of their steam cars from the streets, as they did the last time the subject was before the Commer Council. Mr. Gr.manmy, the chairman of the committee, asked if any one else had anything to eay in wy, wb what had been already said, or why the stoam should be continued. No ot ared, however, and the committee a\jouraed, [fcmiston to review the testimony taken on the subject lant year, and to meet in, when proper notice would be given in the fe diffrrent newspapers. Thentrteal, Mivetent, des Broat Mir. ka and other supe- rior equestrie! is we higtt anienals will be exhibited, wii ihe io messe gent acd the troupe of juve- piles will per or vol speowweie of “Gulliver and the Tallipot« Bow rey Treat eg Sal ost Clair, a great favorite with the nomerous patrona o ts house, Demon ani Pyt the “Rete of the fi the “Pour Sisters,” on the occasion of her benefit to- fight. Mr. Bdcy ws to represent the part of Jamon. Bexton’s.—The Te passed comedy combmation will appear in the “Merry Wives of Windsor” forthe inat time this evening. Previews to the comedy Mr. Mat- thews ts to perform in the arce written by humaelf, called “The Head of a l’tn, Watiack’s —Tofingure a full bourse it i oaly vecersary to men'w that MP. TB. Johneton, the popular conedian, te fo have @ benefit to-night. “A Poorded Cage,” “Rural Felic'y” and “Boote at the Swan’ constitute the pro- gran we of performances The exeit ® wo pinay in rg” anit drama entitled to “Cou- ‘in which Miss Keene, Mr. Jordan and va fowe members of tha company bave ia‘oly woa much ap plauge, i¢ to be withdrawn after this evening. The farce of “My Neighbor's Wife” is the closing piece. Awenecan Mesos —The ‘Death of Eva,” with little Cordetia Howerd as the beroine, and the farce siyled the “Truth 's a Lie’ are ayoounced for this afternoon. T! euecesstul adaptation of tbe “Pioneer tatriot, or the Maid of the War Path,” will be played at might, Eriorray EaTRTArsMeyTs.—By attending the balts of either Geo, Christy aod Wood's Mustrets, Ba ckley's Sore. nadets or Bryant's Minstrels pleasure seekers will be sure to enjoy as much merriment ascan be desired at one sitting THari@ne Ny pir SoCT®.—Thalberg gave his first concart ft Mobile February 11. The Aegterer,of the 12th, eaye. = Cphe gree] concert given by Meesra. Thalberg anit Vieux: temps last night was by far the most brilliant affair that hae ever taken place here. The hall was literally packod jasbion of our eity. At vis fae hour , in general terrae, that it was a grew triumph and most complete in every p f Picayune, of New Orleans, informs th series of Mr. Thatberg's coocerts in Sow * t ed to four, and they will take place ‘ on Monday, Feb. 18; the recon the third on Thareday, F 1 1 hie last on Saturday: Feb. 20. They will be given at iF ‘was postponed, om account of ihe absence of Gener 1 Nye, to Tuesday next. ‘The special police force, which voluntarily came forward {6 secure @ quiet city at the last election, will, rough the exertions of Mr. Perit, be paid es the rate of about $1 50 each for their services, Mr. Perit and Mr. Marsbal} having raised adopt $1,500 by subscriptions, mainty among the merchants, The following s Mr. Perit’s letter om the subject:— New Yorx, Feb. 18, 1000, pun sient. Marea, Faq., Treasurer of the fand for special policemen who served on the Became, ‘has im his hands the sum of $1,540, which he Ca orders to be given tothe commanding png of different precincts in which the specials served. Fass ~ Be divided will De #0 ae wo were lings man t! would suggest you give this sum toeach, applying the small surpluste any section where it may seem to eeded or can be most con- & ‘de most ne placed. Very traly yours, P. PERIT. Mr. Embree will advertise for is minioaee ‘at the various station howpes to receive their boats for the harbor police are not yet finished, but wl proba bo ready est week, re 4 ite that no action will be taken with reference rere 05.5 ess 8 month—at least so says cre the Commmnina It isgaid that gome of the best detectives of the old ‘will be substituted for some of the more incompe- 3 pf) present Metropolitan detective force. in i a Obituary. Marshal Satie Deis Torre, whose death has been announced from Turin, was a member of tha Senate of Piedmont. He entered the Picdmontese service ‘n 1789, and durirg the war with France was inthe British foreiga where be obtained the rank of General, and was subsequently appointed commissioner for Great Britain to stipulate the convention for the evacuation of Piedmunt by the French troops. In }$22 he became Piemontese Minis- ter of Foreign A‘fairs, was raised to the rank of Marshal 1886, to tbat of Senator in 1848, (HAS. DORSET WILL FIND A LBTTER IN Re Broadway Post ofice, —“WHAT HAVE YOU DORE NITE MY Ly 1, Have you shot my Dolly?” No. is safe and zound. You can see hia today at ©. H. eae Liberty aireet, at noon. ¥ SPANKER, INFORMATION WA TED.—MB. MORQEN, LAWYER, "oe please give your residence tp Mr Bchnader- Beet, No. eatruet, New York. F, MOHLINY, [SRORMATION WANTED—OF ELLEN KELLY war. married name Ellen Meparl. “She cam Lag that lume ahe nor her husband, « meagre ay ‘liam Hi has b information from either Bar them will ro thank: fully. recetved by her sister Catherine Keliy, at 39 Water street, Brooklyn. Southern papers please copy. F WR. MARSH, WHO CALLED ON O LE FORT ON Tuesiay Inst, will ool a A.M. tomorrow ke will hear of something to bi Ho aE PORT & CO., 838 Broadway. —IF THAT WAS ALL SATISFACTORY, AND 10) + Teeeived your jetter in time, send sguin lo 8. SWAN 50, Augusta, Gi OBN AND CATHARINE O'BRIEN, OF NGWTON Stewart, county Tyrone, Ireiand, who came to is :oaD ce oF four Fears ago, ak d are supposed {> 28 a city, wi I‘heme of something to thelr ad vantage, ear from thelr siser Mary Ann, who was marred to Mr. Sohn im MeKenna of the Priest Bridge, county Tyrone, but now living in Scotland. by calling on or address ing Joop Quinn, Torii aiytastreg and Lexington sete Nt w Fork, or ‘9 James Mckenna, 704 out Twelfis street, phates , Penn, re LEHN.—YOU wi ‘aeT AN ANSWER raom Havana by calling at 121 Leonard street. MR EDWARD, WIENOKE WILL PLEASE CALL AT ibe office of the undersigned for important papsre. CHAS. HELMUTH & CO., 22 North Willams street. @ — ¥——1 WAS GREATLY DISAPPOINTED ON TOES. S.~ day in not hearing from you, our fend promived, Tf you are not able to see me on Bal 3 not faa to send me word on thst day, as I am avxious to mato your heult | ‘GeoRdE —. HE LADY WHO WAS SEEN TAKING A BLACK Jace shaw! from the ladies’ dressing room at the Henry Clay Hall, oa the 17th inst, will please returs the same to El WARD K.Nisi, at the Apollo RELIGIOUS NOTICES NION PRAYER M&PTING —A UNION rayer y morning. from 8 <> Ke Jelock. tn the lecture room of the “burch of the Puritans, cor: her of Pifwenth aircet aud Boadway Paoctuality is sur. sty ooserved By order of Committee on Devotional Meetings of the New York Young Men's christian Anapclatlon. ARD COLGATE, Chairman. ‘ORNING mr “ALTARS. LL MEMBERS OF MILITARY COM- the grand oall and fastival, inst, io AILITARY. al panies, who intend visitin, to be given at the, City Assembly Rooms on the 244 commen oration of WASHINGTON’S BIRTH DAY, re pariou ariy Fr quested to appear in uniform. By onder'ot the Commitive of Arranemen'a . P, RUSSELL, Chairman, J. W. Sricen, Secretary, guns VEFERA CORPS OF 1812 —AN ADJOURNED ing of ya will be held at the Mercer House, Broome and Morcer «recta, on this Friday even aney 19, o'eloch, in relation to the celebration Ye *Y y, 22d Peary. veleraa . RA ¥MOND, ¢ ‘toned. be order, eae M. Favre, Aajt }0G LOST—A LARGE WHITE DOG, MARKED wire black around the head and tail: answers :o the name Two dollars wii be pald for him at No. 10 Wess Thir= OUND—YESTERDAY, A LOT OF LOTTERY TICKETS, which the owner can bare by provi pay: ing expecacs. Cee Pine wireee OST—A NEWFOUNDIA? AND FEMAL LE PUP, ABOUT three monthsold, color black, one white spot on the >reast, and a little w3.te on the toes of bath fore feet. The ner <4 returning the pup to 1k3 Wooster street, will Uberally re 16 “AORER OF GOOD FARMING LA} LAND, aes 7 re fo paid choun on sachtoand tert tal pinee of equal {a New York re New sl No. gent, sma é 0-728, SALE OR EXCHANGE FO! ¥ $1,000. 1eo oe in this city. Stocks nnd bande ae Meth pccvustcitectad, do. Apply WOR L. CAVRRLY, 396 Broadway, room N. «an a adi ada $2. 150,. 5 ERE ae R A NEATLY | erent wet ‘erm Ground sees re aay Bavtr ye fate Mller & F & Morrin, No. 11 Pine street. $4,500 —FOR SALE, A ww) MILL, two RUN miles forty mliee rosa New Yo, Of songs, saventy 2c Iwod, abindanee age of Waverstraw, meade Ma, dbo a die 461 Brondway, “ror yd oR EXCEARGS, FM he $6. 500. and b fo Maat Thirty, near ¢ od for one, year {ona ras for bevy the welgr wea Wwiil be Seqpanaes f (a one goode or vacan! prefe if enn SPREEnG hss "lire win pata, oat oie F. 4 FARD Mu FOR BALE IN A MIG BTATE O} ONLTT. ARRAN ED Twent fourte ceuty Berea of jena, wb Fa ond aber » zine seems berm, carr og, bal ane oer Talk Mowargikeiet ean iN aon Btore No. US om pag 5 lade !arge pone oe ir city pro} ar enue Spee é copere ¥ FOR BALE oR EXCHANGR wen, corner of Fulton and ten coen S pre $7,b00; te 1 ra on bord and morige oF PR. 1, Hardendergd, aay —HOUSE FOR SALE, AT A GRMAT BAR: corner of Fifteenth street arth avenue; three Spruce street. bo lnnenete new; cost $3,390’. Alsd one small house, Four twenth atreet by Ninth Sees SNS rt cash. Also one in Fifteenth street near Third avenue, $1,180. Fifty other houses cheap. Apply to J. V ‘ANDERBILT, 84 Fulton street, N.Y. ASH AND LAND FOR MERCHANDISE.—WELL SE. jected unimproved Wisconsin land ani some cash will be renin for desirable merchanaise suitable for the Western * ess UD. J., Herald offize Immediate attention given, ARMS AND peed TRY SEATS FOR SALE —THE in Orange covnty, for seie on vary easy term city property. For particulars ay WEAYLOR & 00. Naweau street. Le RALE.—4 LOTS ON THIRTY.FOURTH STRERT Finh avenue; 3 ow on Thir'y 2th e:roe of 18 a 3 Nibeten boness ft) yand. cS, Weak Troutiets. street fad) 289 Maat Twenty Brat krnek eet, on accommoxatleg 2erms iy Sten bauMons 76 ag wie Fo, SALE TIER FISST, CLASS BROWN STON® ouse No. 11 Thirty second street, between Mad‘son and venues, Dailt in the very best manner, with all the modern improvements, Rosewood and Slack’ waint doors yon the on the parlor floors. Cheap. Terma easy. Ap: premises, from 9 A. M. 105. OR SALE—ONE NEW FIRST CLA8s drown atone fromt house, with a er OF 4 feet, in Thirtieth Ky ‘iow ‘feet ‘west f = Inquire on the premises. (OR SALE—IN JERSEY CITY, ABOUT TEN MINUTES’ ‘wa k from the ferry, a row of eleven brick houses. wid modern improvements, fron..ng on South Filth sirert, be tween Erie street ana Jersey avenue, Also, a row of tive in the same street, with tearoom in the re ‘other elegan'ly built houses in desirable calities, a¢ prices to correspoad with the exigencies of he r Please call at the oflice of KEENEY & HALLADAY, }OR SALE—THE CHEAPEST HOUSKS IN THE CITY. ‘A three story brick house and two oeiory frame house, with lots, on Log ees that pay 13 per cent on invest- houses and lows on Wi ‘enue, paying 10 per cent; honses for talc or Sichange. Apply to A SEMGLANT, 16 Wall oureet, OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY IN YORKVIULE, weat sido of Third avenue betworn Righty teat ty second streets; atwo and brick house, stores and dweliings: each lot bie by toy tnd Pay a args per centage cle of J. Ett, on OR SALE—AT A VERY LOW PRIC story and basement brice bouse (lot 26x10. f Brooklyn. Apply to AUG. J. , room 16. OR SALE—A SPLENDID FARM, FRUITS AND BUILD. tops. ¢ containing sity seven acres, located ip Clarks. town, county, ue vnile from the depot, and thir two miles on New York. be sold at a low figure. 1. MELICK, 407 Broadway. OR SALF—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A HOUSE AND Jot in Brooklyn. pear the Fulton avenue railr ond Py on), a8 A THRE fee ), in aw BROWN, 2t | 00, worth $2,200. Inquire of TAPPAN TOWNSEND, a street, New York. R SALE—AT MORRISTOWN, N. J.. A DWELLING Boneh three seres-f lana bescbally seated, war, Founded whb fruit trees and shrubbery, with a fine well of water, ice house and Ly) distant one mile from and balf a mile from the depot. For thiness of lneation and heauty of scenery it cannot be excelled. It desired fit; ecres of land ad; ng will be sold withit, Inquire of F. Gd. BURNHAM, 16) Broadway, up suairs. _ SALE—THE NEW. SUBSTANTIAL BROWN stone front three story and basement bouse, No. 57 East y iret near Madison avenue, with all the mod improvements. juire at 11 Wall street, room 13. R BALR—TWO Ai AND, A HALP ACRRE OF G00D convenient dwelling age, teboas SE Seet and work orkanon rata fecturing purposes. w within four For farther paricg the Jersey ferry. yo Jas 'N: DAVIS. © corner of avenue, Jersey City. R SALE—A FARM AT ty viet ML! Ln tinged ey ay one = ‘atnin 90, ° stocked with 800 parses. yr E yy *gOMA NORY BARSAKD, 41 R SALE—THE SUBSTANT:AL THREE STORY brick, stone basement dwelling house No. 776 Green: = street, pear Abingdon square, has the modern improve. ents, and wi be sold cheap and on terms tosutt. Lot 21.7 by Mi feet Apply on the premises. OST—ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, IN TUB FIFTH enue, near Tenth street, & hair bracelet wrth s baaket ‘The tinder will be liberally vewssaeaea returning Water street, F OST—AROUT A FORTNIGHT OR THRER WEEKS ‘gO, O sable m ith silk tassels, If returned to 2 a reward will O8T — ON WEDNESDAY A¥TERNOON IN GOING from Tenth 2 Thirty frat street tin Phi hint vena ne elet, As ward will ing the tame pat TiLTON "i Mor ARUAND! iq Ee OSTA FIRBMAN'S BADGE—053. ANY PERSON finding the same will receive the thinks of the owner by enving it at No, 22 Ai ha Museum Hotel. : REWARDS. REWARD.—LOST, ON WIDNES 1, a biack Newfoundland dog, with white brevat, had on fo brase collar with the words, “I am Tsung re whose dog are yout” The finder, on bringing him to No, Hucson avenue, Brooklyn, will receive the avove reward. $0 fost tr rem me pneighbor ft to the undersigned No Tortbet reward w Spring, and Devons yenr od. 415 brondwn} © RI $25 st Any pers: ‘etion of the thlet above reward = Wi LOST, A DOG, ENGLISH TERRIER, ‘no mark of white, anda very edium sized dog: was street. Whoever will all receive $10 reward, ers to the name of CHARLES STREBT & C0., FROM, GOUVERNEUR caging to Wm. Oothout & Bro. d recovery cart, will receive OUTHOUT & BAO. No 3Cht a. $500 ) — WANTED, ‘A.MAN OF PLEASING DISPOST- * . tion to travel South and West with me, ins new mn ervrine whieb will $2,000 or $3,000, between now and The party ull be well segured for hie money sony to Lt IN & CO., No, 6 Beokinan street, $6. 500 WANTED-ON BOND AND MORTOAGR, 6 per coat, on Fea, estate x Herald oftce. ae, Address $20, 000, “WANTED, | FoR A sHORT by nye Bo thousanst nyt for wi rave W and ample security given upon ea Addrese bonnie ma office. - = p™ ERAT 4 Corner of Pine ant 5 New Yoru, pee yt ¥ LETTERS OF OREDIT, For travellers, in all he pris citing of te work’. Also SA en. tte beter pres’ .OFFICE OF THR STUYVRSANT IN- “ny, No. 163 ey hy Rh Yors, U4 scapes Secu Be Gs "Ws Ge es on elowed unui JAMIN J. IN J. PRNTS, Secretary. a OR Lf pe $10,000 MORTGAGE ON Cares rin double tre t. Pica the amount, Inquire Pro by ONEY TO! SOs SA ON HRD ak Ret Suase city propert! to. « jetropolitan Fire Toauruace Ourmpany, 108 I srnaenf ons nOOF OF THR ILLINOIS o mer eal RAILROAD Company, New York. Fev. 18, 1884 annaal meet Or the stocl of the |'tnois Central Railroad TanS! for the election of directors, and the tranesct’on 0 ber business t! ‘tos operiy come befure oe, - office of the compas, in che cl! the Ith dep ok March. {soa fez cokes will be closed a: he New arch. and re don the hy ceder of the Board of Directors, ene” W. K. AORBRMAN, Secretary. Li WSPAPERS. ‘He NEW YORK “MERCHANTS WRERLY CTRCU, lar,” & letter sheet prices current, ie rogulsrl vardey jemorning: a at 16 Pearl Moa” Yes Terms ae 1. Hed. The third number k* POUR PURE BRED ROOM scoTCH i) A gal Apply fort wo days at No, 25 Viavt street, YV 1CUT WANTED THR ADVERTISER WOOLD LIKR procure a schooner > im, rebt, ia good orter, about rly tone burthew. wed Meant + goo roperty in Williamsburg chaouer, tl RK SALE— HOUSE ane or rol EAST La ated 5 three stories and road rn SALE—NO. 73 TENTH STREET, ONE SUB stantial three story brick house, with high basems a, undercella and |p first applied for i FO, SALE nie BROOKLYN, 310 HENRY STREET, pear Union, one modern brown sone bow ta weighborbood, will be sold low for immediately on the premises, or address A. R. C office, waier, mahogany doors, wider, will be wid for mediately. A on eaay terms if applied , Herald OR SALE—ONLY 8 MINUTES FROM NEW Y by New Haven Railroag, « new two sory and atte 25 by 0 house, with marble mantels, and L 16 by 40; good well of wa'er under the boy istern, Also nice flowers, de. Apply at 154 W! OR SALE, IN BROOKIYN THE ENGLISH BASE t house No. 23 fue! reet, near Court street, with ail the modern imprgvemen 4! iad fa perfect order: — . fe. Prien 94.800; mor ugage 82.50 be premines 01 rot 0.8. FIBLD, Atiaat K, atte hank, Brooks, rocky; the bailt hy day's wor! in complete, with all the mortern lin psp qh-~ TS gna. Ao., there is also a good suvbie on the pret idea. Yor particulars inquire of U. F. OATMAN, 2 Beekman street AT ASA ag ICB—A VERY ComMODIOUS roductive cround, fronting oa vom of raiiroad depot, nates’ travel from ‘eae nlrahtly adapted (or a privave for picnic, target or excursion parties. to A. SERGEANT, 15 slethh Featdeoee, or botel for Terme enty and tile perfect appl Wali street, New York, of to J.B. Colaban, 123 North § street, Williamsburg. a Finest SALE CHE. AP—THE FOUR STORY HOUSE NO. 1 Jace, 2 feet front; only $12.00. This house house for th the pi rh ttmprovemenia, and Is pre ably the boat rior in Now York. It must be ‘Apply oa the premises, befure 9 in the morning or after in the ereuing. Fors LE CIRAP—A COUNTRY STOCK ROM $2,000 yu noid axaufseturer of clothing, for ot the heat houses in the city will dispose of hia swck of ond bie interest ee Sonen tang be person who \nue the sume from ibeeny, "A deairsuie place Wap femmitice papyiies whb work sod paid a good 9, The rece! ratiafaciory resis can be chown. "Apply of 340 Peart street, ip maine. voomens brick Ld pa with marble praniin aa 4 Crown, 40 Size of house, 2) by 40 feet. Lotabout Greenwich wrest, + very pleawant beighbor bond. 4 1 v poy gent van bond and mortgage. Apply lo. Corneda $$ Fe! SALE CHEAP=A FIRST MA FOUR STORY and basement brick house in Thirteenth street, a it Searem clerehoeere * on a ats, ir ANT, 15 Waj! serves. AGOOMMOD, 1. TRRMP--T! hones, Red Vourth oirest Apply to AUOUST ', 16 Beaver sirset. {OR SALE OR EXCSHANGE—THE FLRGANT FOUR wory brown frout ois oem ntifally loca od oa the hich The hoitee te heart ew bal tats perfect a nee mastic front oud way, for Weat Twenty werent Forty Gre sire, near SALE OW new | built lo the ry best manner and in all of (he modern improves ats, now cenpled by the Sener. Tee we be sold +4 - email house in the ctty cor 4 cottage Bouse iw Brooklyn, t— haut $5,"; or wou'd exchange (or ® small pines ry on the Hudson River, Barlem or New Haven Reuiroade ‘worth about the same ‘urriount aa above, The balance can remis on mort Apply to 8. B. LY NMS, No. 45 Wall scree’. ia the base ment. a (OR SALE OR BXOHARGR- FOR i MERCHANDISE, IN i very desirable ote oa a cotaer, sajoin- Alse the Bouse and lot No 1 Provident garnet perfect order, Apply Janes siren WOR SALR OR RXCHANGE-A SOPRAD COUNTRY and productive farm, for pre real esta, ih New York oF Brooklyn: a firs clase resiloace preferred ‘oat, Apply at 6 Wail street, room. Partcninrs in Rrentny No. M4. nee F°%. SALR OR RXCHANGE—FOR PRODUCTIVE ON incumbored real eatate in Brooklyn and New York or a! 1m Towa, only 1% miles from SAPAtOgA Springs, « aflonriebeg env fine balla in the Jat ter to exebange for a piano or farnitare. (Principals Apply son at 62 Fulton street, Brooklyn, ia the four 7 SALES OF REAL EoraTm, ere RT BT Will be sold or wi sae Pic teen tage pry po os | ian ssttte jo dey, which wil iach BALE OR EXCHANGE POR CITY PROPERTY “4 oy ine BALE, EXCHANGB FOR orogeny ef hte on Revd house 27 by 56 feet. inaitenemae a Rpoly to cM BARNARD, fia : 5 FORMER LOW_THR THREE STORY BRICK BOUoR ranean heir Fe ae See OMA ae MILLI, ate Miler a Soren Tyo. lt Pine OR 8A SALE t Dt TO LET—THE BROWN STONE PRON? ayn 305 W Sop tome at st or see terms spply en the premises, J SHERWOOD, 1,028 Brosdway. Fons Rr EAR, OR TO RENT. ye! fd anw hep pi STORY house, No. 18 Troy etn i he Cy * Can from 10 antil 2o’cices. pardctlare apply at 139 ath atroat. wth es ‘OUSKS: LET— za CIty, FLOSS, YOR SERN £0 Be (4 woud do welt tA ‘ailon ‘he oy ht ba boures either towel! or rent, Sesaree't whl be done in ‘mort sattafa with despatch by TA TOR 4 CO 60 Roaau aire re AND LOT FOR SALE—IN PORTY NI Atreet, first house weat of Broadway, south wide, with the modern improvements, house ob yer | lot aoxivu. Terme moderate, partcan remain om bond and mortgage. Laquire on the preminen, ROH ANDISE.—WANTED, A eMALT, AMOUNT OF jarehaee ge oF rent , Rroceries, hardware an’ Sf marble mantels, in excha ange for aeomaae of t macs elghe bie property in tbe city off Wises ‘at cas wee cy es Wingonsin, hascabesei New Yort Post omen, OR TO LET, FOR A menage gh yo ONTAGUE HALL FOR SALE term of years ~ This pela fall, Hrooklyn, for sale, all finest ball rom in, the United Fat sutird aad toda rons, ‘end will be nold eta bargnln, 0 Oe ee TOW NAMND, ta Nonsau mtrcet® tnasire i EXCHANGE—CENTRAL PARK LOTS, DELK fully located, for ‘vith five to len acres of land, in New Jersey, healthy locality, not to oxaved ten lems preferred) tr im Jeracy City oF Hoboken ferry; worth $4,000 0 $6,000; of would buy and give a mortgage on city 10.8 for frst payinent’ Address with full deser'puan and location, box 3 813 New York Post office. 10 THE RETAILERS OF MILLINERY OR FANCY dry goods. Wanted to exchange or a je oe x wider: on, Fifly first street, Ss ' einen Ranckershlete. Ae ae If meennaary nish part aah, 1f stock should amount to more than the of jot Title and location unexep lonabie. Addrens, dentially, box #208 Post office ANTED TO PUR TY OR BROOK iy, @ smail convenient how ‘payment mate? desirsb prevent marke reveh Taney goods, at. imps’ w ricer. The house not to soa over $9,000. ox 2,1 568 Fou fice, Gating ‘oral and $400 titted ap and retail manufa ith moat huriness par: of Division niet. Hor particuase a o mR ACO, 65 Nassau sirert 4 pad $400 —VOR SAL IXTURRS AND q + goodwill era the borougbfares in Brooklyn aud near the ferrion, At nog,» chelsing b nnd reat pabd Wo Ist vhampera at omc on ere - BOW" THW g $1.50 500: Tok. Le AN OLD BSTABLIGHED stand in tha pj partiguiars all a4 WRAY & COLT. A VALUABLE LEASE AND stock, at valuation, of a li iM suceeas!w) operation, one of tb ie ily, Terma easy. $3.000. —roR SALI fixtures, wit Bor end liquor store, one of the best corner stands in ees by the be proses LD oe 20 eg ‘ourth werd. at 347 Bi $6,000 ma lease of mills, os @ net of annum, and may tormore than don PSmaount. An exce chance fer a good business man, bor particumrs (289 Broadway, room No. li. WRAY C4 v Burauss oF GENTEBL and profitable business, ota Now Work lates dultable for two or three reap: won, and can be widely extended, will be disposed ‘et tor ih and Poll inatrustions given. ‘The present proprietor wishes ' res gn tin eonme- ie ay of Lit health. Ape e oy. yuee addressed Mew. J. 8,8, ROCE! Giatures, horse, wagon, Ac ', corner of Ludlow. Batts: Apply as above. ‘OR SALE—A NEW HALF OLirlh’ : oun or about 80 tons, frame and plank o1 whive ake Ge, watvanized good orter,f ssneing \n good order, re oF ane, Boin will be S\MPSON. & NEILL Sectional bry Dook, Priiadelpble. OR SALE—THE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES of an old established gentirmau’s furnishing and boslery ‘and bouse, coutaining fourteen large rooms, 'bath roam, os atures, &e.; Bow doing a goo! business. Inquire a 268 ieecker etree . R SALE—CHINESE SUGAR CANE SERD, ALSO, AN sleauol stl, to raa one hundred. gallons per day. cane mills, sugar Yacunm pans, steam bre ft Sui copper work generally. JOHN ae 30M R SALE—A HOTEL WELL. SITUATED FOR BERT. and Sinsceeatal and money pT reacon fi Beng ioe ee or J. Paes oe 5. SANDPORD: ‘t teen street, New York. DR SALE—A MANUPACTURING PUSINESS, WHICH ean be extended t@ aay am sunt, and monopolise im United osily produced, .nd required in every ‘eonity- e peruoullre inquire of D. C. CONSTABLE, 6 Fulwo register, that bas run some years, b but lite running rigaing w fit her jow if applied for soon, OR SALE—THK PATENT RIGHT OF AN ARVICLE Fequired in every family; « monopoly; 100 per cent tan easily be realized upow the sales, but a small to Operate, a machi ad ae, eT will be so Apply atthe Doctor’ CTRL FOR SALR TO GLOKE A LATE PARTNER - ship.—That well known establishment, the Frankiin few House, 86 Maiden lane, N, ¥.. with its fixtures and props ousenpion, is now offered for sale, ican be purchased wit r without One of lie Iargeat and best stocks of wines and i; quors in the United 8 ia the above house was eaiabilahed ip the year and is eal fi dapoe within reasonable time by private contract it will ba diapow- nuedon. For furtber particulars inquire of FE, on the premises. full operation. ed of b CLA MARKET BOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF a re—The old on dgtand in ths Mighth area Anown as (olumbia cnarket, Krocer and provisign stand, Foe corner of Twenty sever large enough for a but terms inquire ou the prem ane loeations as a whd inated on the sidewalk treet, near the centre 0 = COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE Company, established 1890. c y is well known im both hemispheres: is undonbted. / ! | bi Oe ae M. 6 Wall street. nooR on fe LIARDS—PRIOR OW DOR The Gare of Butierds,”” by my oy wathor yee Diioh Feedicand BR, SS Aun stroet, Now PITLIARD T OF IMPROTRD STYLE Bist sven nator of Seisenmoued wate ni aud bt | the advan'agen of © lent a wo com! wen’ Pal yn eat msarcand Slat Prices to uli we a aoe, Now York TLLTARDS.. SEVEN BILLIARD TARL 3. ma, OAR we ronewood) will be sold anes been in use only about four ow. k Ps P WINANT, Th ey siete q i". fae rer nn nnn DRNITURE WANTED—FOR A ity LAND, NRAR Rene Tine, ac onah enah valaniion, will be exchanged. pi nt B04 Broadway, oifice No. 10. y —A SUPARION, LY GILT ra ict yo Gua boson fo oo week, see Ms : Jand. foorn the Harlem Hote}, corner of Fi omnes $5. 000 ae TO ENVEST IN FRCOND FAND ©: 7 tg — Gentlemen Aonitors of 2 yee on sneph end "ailing on oF voltae Sher aidrese wo SAMBO Ol oF 170% Bone! treet. VAeT “orr OTING WANTED —LADINS OR ORN- tlemen bar. yo” he same to dispose of ean sPavh price by othe -abseriber at hit reskience rc} byes L W pusdet DOR? N. Bo-Ladies atended by Mra. D. — DARCING ACADEMIES, DoDwoRgTS | Panta VACATE AR, New York, age | r ‘The seademy wil remain soa begs dant Ume for a fil quarter om Marod i, 2.23 after that tate jor of s quarter. ONG ACA DENY, 37 - Fanaa Dosen nee site afd a een @h per dev rirada ye. SiGe Var : am. Ne weone and me ‘anes 2 eek sires, sdimianion 20 , indies free,