The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1873, Page 15

Real Estate, Prospective and Retrospective. favely Interest in Westchester Property--- * Railroad Improvements-—-Annexa- “tion and Quick Transit, a “wHO STOPS THE WAY?” Larchmont Manor—The Growth of Cities—Why Property on the West Side Is Dearer than on the East—Broadway, Its Influence on Landed Estate—New York East of Fifth Avenue. Notwithstanding the success of the sales of the Carman and Post estates in establishing the value of property-on Manhattan Island, it must be ad- mitted that the season is backward in bulk of prop- erty transierred ; but, following the precedents of recent seasons, there is yet opportunity for and a Feasonable prospect of large transactions in the rea: estate market of the city up te the middie of Jane. A LIVELY INTEREST IN WESTCHESTER REAL ESTATE, particularly in the towns of Morrisania, West Farms and Kingsbridge, which are now knocking londiy at the city’s gates jor annexation, may be expected during the same period. Transactions in this suburban quarter have been dull of late, in aympathy with the sluggishness of city real estate sales, but without adequate cause. When sales of city lots came to a comparative standstill on the close ofthe season of 1809, owing to @ panic caused by the mere contemplation of the unheardf high prices then prevailing, while no financial stringency necessitated # check on operations, transactions in Westchester lands, influenced by’ the same panic, became still more flat. It is easy enough Lo point out the cause of this phase of the panic, but uo suficient reagon tor it 1s apparent. The high prices ruling in'the city were ‘Startling as compared with former quotations for Jots on tne island, although amply justified by ex- simples in the Old World cities; but Westchester prices covid not be regarded as extraordinary, under the circumstances of their then present and Prospective availability for municipal purposes, even when compared with their value for other uses, Relerring now more particularly to LANDS IN BULK, snd the more valuabie on that account as available for restriction, regulation and general improve- ment, Westcvester property then presented the most favorable possible conditions for investment on a “hard pan” basis, These conditions were, prices not far removed from the value of desira- ble agricultural land near a city, with good scttle- ments crystallizing in their vicinity and the city advancing towara them with rapid strides, svon to be hastened by QUICK TRANSIT AND ANNEXATION. With such investme nts, promising an almost cer- tain return of at least seven per cent on cost above all charges, and the prospect of a ten. fold anu even greater rise in the near future as & reasonable probability, nothing could , be safer. Whatever the vicissitudes 0! the moncy market, population advances toward the land apd ulti- mately brings it into its highest valuable develop- ment lor business or habitation, Yet, tn the iace Of all these encourageiments to invest, Westchester lands have continucd to be s:ow of sale, while city prices have not only been maintained, but have in Dumerous marked instances advanced largely on the figures of the season of 1869, ‘The purchase oi the Lennox property by Mr. ‘Thomas Murphy and others was regarded as one of the boidest operations of the time, When the panic ‘at the Close 01 that season was impressing its warn- ings upon real estate operators; but itis proba. ble unat the net profits of the operation have looted Up not Jexa than one hundred percent. And this instance is by no means exceptional. In tae meantime several routes o1 rapid transit-to the liariem Kiver have been authorized by the Legisiature. Thut the Gilbert Elevated road is to be speedily in operation cannot but be credited when we are so iniormed on the most respect- able authority, together with the fact john requisite funds jor tie purpose in hand, the contracts executed for the iron and the work actually in progress. The Beach Pneumatic, so called, but ona is in reality a go for @ cupactous underground steam road rough Broadway and Madison avenue ty Hariem River, to be engineered and run on the feones ad- vanced principies o1 iocomotion, has alse become & law, and tuis being the favorite route jor the pur- pose, littie doust exists of its early con completion if Rot restrained by the Courts. The RALLKOAD IMPROVEMENTS on Fourth avenue are progressing with reasonable rapidity, and they point to four tracks from the Grand Central depot to White Plains, with a prob- able distributing station above Woodlawn, where the New Haven road branches of, at a point that will be at or very near the northeasterly cur- mer of the Empire City, aiter the accomplish- Ment of the proposed annexation. In adaitien to these is the roadbed already constructed for the New York and Boston Railroad, between the fHud- son River and Harlem Belroedh | in the intervening valley and 1ollowing along the of the Spuyten Duyvil branch to High ridge the roadbed already constructed oi the Bariem River and Port Chester Kailroad, and @ line already surveyed for the New York, W herag tent aud Hoston Railroad, between tne latter road and theHariem. All these ere works actually in Fick cosh: others of like mag- oitude are projected. With such a prospect in view It is no easy matter to correctl: ectimate the mag- aificent iuture of the real estate of lower West- ehester. THE ANNEXATION OF THR WESTCHESTER TOWNS was before the Assistant Aldermen at a recent meeting in the shape of concurrent action on @ resolution of the Aldermen requestng the Legisia~ ture te so amend the pending Annexation bill as to rovide fer submitting i Ovisious Lo & Vote pie interested in measure. As, to do this literally, it would Inciude the people oi the State, as well as of the two counties: more imme- fliately interested, the Assistant Aldermen hesituted wo rides Ee PERPI yt bi atiaid it ‘or week's reflection. at once, bul over a . this bt gap) be doubted the; ipeed the frostworthy municipal councillors as Senators Tiemanv and ee In the gy oe as been passed in the Assembly b; 96 in favor to 3 t, with a certain geod ment which is represented as more rm equal- izing the assessments for twonels, bri pane and-over the mene River, was pro! accept Therring, tu and able introducer o1 the lt “tw most P thelr subsequent meeting on Monday last the at subsequent mee on Mo Assistant Aldermen did not allude to the ie sae Naturally enough, Rrening politicians are disinclined to so commit f tuemscives concerning the same, as to seem to obstruct the proposed anpexation in any manner. The As- per y, struck out of the bill tne only section that “previ for a vote of the Westchester towns in reference to it, and this removes the only ground pn ae a ih 8 sleabier vote on behalf of the city has The d ‘debate in the Assem! was intelligent and pe pt as worthy of a et of 80. much ane and importance, seeking, appa ly, to per- ‘and not impede jt, and ad the acac® eenmious ite it received will be be generally ocepted as an vidence net only of its popularity, but of thi Dine rap dda ant auien ie p whi a Bi an uri e Present legish And now, wita 6 fair 8 tite ex. fon Bt apire aS. asa ata of e progress the City in its upward and onward march along the e shores of the Hudson and 01 the Soond, including their intermediate hitis and vales and water courses, the people of the city and of the towns ripe for annexation feel justilied in expecting its speedy enactments :— 'WHO STOPS THE WAY 27” while on the topic of Westchester, bat not con. ag pected with annexatien, it will not be out of place “Lurch. . @ brief mention at this time of the Meck, on the en Rail and kno: ears t a8 the fine estate of Mr. BE. K. Col- the once famous European J acempy 4 line, 8 property, containing about three hundred acres of the best land, fronting on the Sound, has passed into the hands of a company of well-known Capitalists, of whom Mr. Silas C, Herring is the pesedeas and Mr, L. Barker superintendent, who of elegant cociagen, which have'rapialybeon taken el nf ic | vi P| Ba Dy arse clase settlers. A very attractive de) bullding has been orected, and the lawn, iront ne the station, will soon ve be covered 9 bie the green verdure of spring, and form @ con- trast in connection with the many variegated 9. ex: Otica just setout. Manifold are ti ovements Kors ra by eens es jetors; The eoumntusnacn ofa uge of the residents here- abeuts to reach th “water front, and @ contem- lated mali baring b OusER, &c., are among these. ” has been turned into a iT aaotio Of ‘Wealthy gentlemen, doing business in this city, have located on this property, and go-bome ihisa idea that nine one of be thar London and New York do so, and theretore it must peee, a as if they were the only two cities in the answer will See word, apa show that ern as control yet @ moment’s reflection would the growth of cities 1s not gov- any occult law of magnetism such is the Caney but by their individual positiol nies ping our examples to be ‘two elties named,’ it wi “ye “y pia soho ang growth of entric ri of population, ude after decade, equivalent te the annual and contrentric growth of a tree. Taking ut if the holder of | Broudw: WANTED. TH. a tp! pl Ang aS ys nts; location, hc ites os trom ees; No mov! ng in STREET.—FURN! ROO! . 14 ine withontBreakios, ous song? a 14" STREFT, WEST, mee args 7 eavaNTe. and ep avenues. jarnienes - Dae Cechanged no moving. nets Sontemens 1 47H STRERT, BACT, S17, NEAR @ROOND AVENUE — Fo let with Board. fine seoond story front Roo all conveniences; terms moderate. ] TH STREET, WEST.—HANDSOMELY F' nished Second Floor to let, eB eampelieniy Board, toa oe or party of gentlemen; 3 reasonable Permanent parties; also oom for single genticmen. it York and Brookiyn as one city, which they 16 Be EAST NINTH oennes.® a il Lap ge | ly are, in fact, but not in government, it will be foodily seen that the growth of the city of New York has been to the eastward and not to the westward, and had the idea which we have noticed been cor- rect, City eud Hoboken would have a larger pepulation thaa Brooklyn. But In rebuttel a counter question will be asked, Ifthe | sry pen Of cities is not to the westward, how is ic that real estate in Londen and New York e and Fifth Roomben secu nail thisd Soot floors to gentlemen. 1 UNIVERSITY PLACE.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, desirable rooms, nicely furnished on seoond floor, floor Yront); also, Rooms.on jourth} rr er families or side room on first house first class. WEst TWENTY. FOURTH STREET, OPPOSTE A Hotel— 1 fur- brings such h diaproportionately higher ee on the iithed, te rent to party ot esis ot Rovies, sagan west sides of cach than on the byt 8] ively? This is readily accounted because St. James’ and Josinehnrgs alaces, the houses of Parliament, Hyde Park and enainston, Gardens naturally draw around them a class pcg ipa whose social relations necessat em in contact with royalty and those havin; government of the jeu in charge, and wi! ee wsthetic culture it has generally been supposed ope navies them to enjoy the luxury and ola park. xls explatation, however, cannot be ease to New York; hence other reasons must be sought for to explain WHY LAND ON THE WEST SIDE BRINGS MUCH HIGHER PRICES THAN ON THE EAST. This discrepancy in prices does not, however, ob- ‘on to any great extent in that portion of the city g below Fourteenth street, but at that point i gins suddenly and in a very marked degree. Let us inquire why it is so. In-every village, town and city there is one main street which becomes the leading thoroughiare for residences, business and Die eat to which all our: streets are secondary or subsidiary. In this y BROADWAY, THE MAIN OR LEADING STREET, formerly branched off where Madison square now is, to the northward and westward by the Bioom- ingdaie or Kingsbridge road, being the main route to Albany, and to the eastward by the old Post toad. to. ‘Harlem Bridge, this being the mam thoroughfare to Boston. One hundred years ago this eastern branch was really the main road, and em- braced that portion of the present Broadway run- ning southward trom Twenty-third street to Seven- teenth street, and then continuing through what ti now cailed the Bowery, Chatham street and Par! row to the head of Broadway proper, at what now the site of the new Post OMice, Broadway to Canal -street was then but a cow path, but it was afterwards extended nortuward, until it intersected the old Post road at Seven- teenth street. ‘then there was noroad on the west side of the island. ‘The farmers who lived on that side came eastward across the island by farm roads, through the woods, to the Post road i order to come to tie city. WHEN THE CITY WAS MAPPED OUT * in 1807, with the strects and avennes at right angics, both the branches of Broadway were obliterated by law; but the owners of the property on the western Brauch, some twenty-five years aiterwards, had the map of the city altered py legigiat.ve enactinent so us to retain it as a strect. ‘Lhe consequence was that it retained all the pres- tage of being the wain street of the city, and, as it ran diagonally across the rectangular bloeks, it in- tersected the Filth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth avenues, all of whien’ thus became tributary to it, and )t became the grand outlet tor all tue proporty lying north of it. It will be noticed by those conversant with real cstate matters that ‘TH’ INFLUENOS OF BROADWAY UPON PROPERTY to the southward 1s but very slight, as the avenues in that direction trend from it, and have their ter- mini nowhere, so to speak, They lead from, and not to, the main trunk or great business artery of the city. Had the OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE Possessed the sume /oresight as those on the west side, ty would have Lad Broadway extended in a straight line irom where Grace Chureh now stands to the point where it would intersect the east- ern branch, which would be about the corner of Lexipgton avenue and 'wenty-seventh street. From that point northward Lexington avenue is a part of the old post road, and that intersected the Third avenue at Forty- third street, and the Second avenue about Fity. third street, the Fourth avenue should have been cut through’ to Broadway. and Thirteenth street, and Madison avenue to Broadway and Nineteenth street. This might yet be done, and would repay the cost o! the improvement twice over in the en- hanced value of Fourth and Madison avenue lots all the way to Hariem River. _ It is now too late to make any alteration of the map of the city that would benefit real estate east of Fourth avenue. To usc an English railroad phrase, it 1s “shunted off,” and must ever hereaiter remain as a side show to the great circus. That portion of THE CITY EAST OF FIFTH AVENUE has been improved and built up far more rapidly than that portion west of Eighth avenue, yet lots on the east side, taken as @ whole, will not brit one-half what those west of Bighth ave- nue bring, Had Broadway been closed at Four- teenth street and the rectangular system of streets strictly adhered to, values would have been Forte ci Of course the establishment ot a Riv le Park and wide boulevards has had its influence upon values. ‘The east side could Have had a Jones’ Wood Park and an eastern boulevard oe sess the west side, but the lat y-holdcrs opposed ail such improvement Li they could have ere “owe still stupidly short- siguted, some of them K that by calling Fifty. seventh, Seventy-second es | Ninety-aixth sweets and avenues A and B “Boulevards,” and estab- lishing a ten-acre park, that . VALUES CAN BE PUT UP, To do this some more powerful causes must operate than mere childish verbiage, The east side property owners could better enhance the value of their possessions by devoting their energies to the improvement of Heil Gate and its Eatery commercial advantages, to assisting juuding of fe Seventy-soventh street sus- pens jon bridge to Long Is! oe the purchase of Biackweils Island and using i commercial purr oses, the erection of the industrial Exhibition ailding, the opening of Harlem River and similar ides respect- to London, rag quired. TH STREET, WEST.—A CHOIGE OF HANDSOME. 1y furnished Rooms to let, with or without Board, in a private family ly occur yin nga Tour. story. brown stone near the depot; references re- thauires rat West ‘Twentieth street. 23> STREBT—EXCRLLENT | LOCATION.—A PRI P aTate family will gt elegantly furnished Rooms on seeond floor. also back Parlor, with first class cetynd privilege to ‘puriows English Fronch. snd spoken: references exchanged." Address 8. E. E., me Herald Uptown Branch office. AD STREET, NO. 114, ONE BLOCK BAST OF NADI- son square.—Elegantly furnished Booms ta let, isp 'toor: class Board; also one large and small Room, top tleor, 2a GREAT JONES STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS rent, with Board. EAST ep hrodeyny ty i STREET.—A GEN- feel conple can have Room and Board with a lady; full board for Indy cnly; no other boarders; terms rea- 801 29 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue. ice Rooms, with ‘Board, in a first clam brown stone House, for families and gentlemen: Ll rem ETWEEN BROAD- way and = © Suits and single Rooms To let to Ni iT ntlemen, with Board; location delightful ; {relerences exchanged. 33 Rest hoary rierd erRRET—A THIRD GTORY front Room, with hall Room, to memelary 8a nd Possesaion ; refe 33 & ST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—A VERY DE- e sirable Suitof Rooms, third floor, back, to let, with Board, to families or gentiemen; no nurses taken; kefer- ences required. 34 Rar story front Room wite to Board 347% STREET, WEST, 828 —THE PRIVATE FAMILY occupying this fine ‘house have now and will have st of May to let, with unexceptional Board ; ith Boa) sss Beall single fovgenemen immediate AVENUE.—A STRICTLY PRIVATE ing a handsomely furnished second ‘would like to have # gentleman and ferences required. EAS? NINTH STREET.—LARGE AND SINGLE Rooms torent, with or without Board, furnished 35 or unfurnished, private table or without. 35 WEST FOURTEENTH STREE’ Pig pies OO Fifth and sixth avenues.—Newly ‘and elegan ty, fornisted suntuy front Roomas vat clury table (private desired) ; for families or gentlemen ; reference. 35" STREET, BAST, 119, NEAR PARK AVENUR.— ie Handsomely furnished, Rooms, with or without jourd; southern Cad fa moderate; private (amily. 3G Nast Washinaton square. —TWO LARGE J and elegant Rooms on second floor, with first class Board, suitable for gentleman aud wile of party of single gentlemen. suitable for physician ; tering 36 Ki M ents TWENT’ SEI ENTH STREET.—PARLOR or to wil house entirely first class, 3 —SEVERAL GENTLI e mee can be accommodated with Board; also un- furnished Room for genticuian and wile; Telcrences ex. changed. “private | family; torms moderate. wn 1159 Floorof four rooms, wel furn! cae | en suite, with Board, TT references igivon aud’ roa HEWRY STREET.—FURNISH! ‘Room for Hlemon; alse avge hall with or as xg nama on 204 WEsT THIRTY-NINTH STREET. mare PLEAS. ant Room to let, with or without Board, to two young men or gentleman and wife ; no movis 208 ee eee Steer. mbt ELK. a of Rooms to let on floor, furnished or unturnished, wi i; private tat ro seeiet + Rooms. wecond floor, with first class WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—A SMALL private family have a Room and Bodroom on third floor to let, with rd, togenteinen or gentleman and wife: convenient t focation. EAST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A LARGE front alcove Room, on second story, and rear Room, wit together or singly, wit West FORTY + rrern STREET, NEAR BROAD. A private Jewish family will let hand copii gorrinrae aries WANTED. Reese “WANTED AROND FLOOR, THRER or four counecting west side and up town. stating rooms, 4. &. 5. Herald Uptown Bh Branch vice. Bee, WANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, aqui middl entleman , not to exceed or week boat reference. Call on. or ress Mra. J. HEPPARD, 196 Sixth avenue, between Thirteenth Fourteeuth streets, OARD WANT! and FOR Bogie gt AND WIFE, with two small childre: i nurse girl; meat Central Ht Park preferred, Terms. tnast be low. Thales, a. x 114 Herald office. T OARD Ww. rep BY, AG EMAN AND WIFE; Parlor and Bedroom, with reer, closet and ali conveniences: House and table m Step roa French Tre Cs Lod Wea Dox és Bomolens ee sae OARD WANTED—BY A LADY WHO I8 ENGAGED during the day; location not above Fourteenth street, on or near reas C, We bo: box 1M Herald ome SrehGney Sey 1 Sey Board’ vererences. WAT EAST TWENTIETH STREET. ry FRONT ROOM on the seconil floor and several other Rooms.ftr- nished or unfarnished, to tet, with or without Board. 219 EAST FIFTY-THIRD STREET, bright Fecond and Third Seen —A private famt! will let two large nicely furnished Rooms, with Bou: on moderate torm: hall Room. 999 EAST SIXTY. FIRST STREET.—A PRIVATE 4 family of three, owning their house, would let Second Floor, en suite or separately, with Board, to a se- fel party, who re willing to pay y fF Arst olass accommo: dat Tefere 22. WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, with Board, a front Rouin, nicely furnished ; hot ey cold water; tobe vacated Ist of May; also single 22) East TWELPTA STREI ‘T, BETWEEN 8EC- ond and Third avenues, —! Nicely furnished Front Rooms, with Board, for gentlemen, in a French faintly; moderate prices. References quired, Q] WEST IWENTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN Seventh and Fighth avennes.—A private iamily will let, with Board, on reasonable terms, two Rooms, pansenaly furnishéd, to gentiomen and their wives and two Rooms to gentlemen ; ho moving; references re- quired. 235 West THIRTY-KIGHTH STRERT, MRS, 2) PITKINS’, two Suits of front Rooms, on second and third floors, vacant trom May 1. Permanent partis only need apply. 935 Weer Turry-rounti STREET.—A_ PRI- ) vate family (Ainorican) will ict to a gentleman e front Roem; all improvements; partial or full @ fai Be 26 WEST FIFTY.#OURTH STREET. —A HAND. some frout Room, with alceve, to let, with Board, suitable for two gentlemen tleman and wite; house and location first c! noderate. 0 WEST TWELFTH STREET.—A FRONT ROOM, with good plain Board, to lady or gentleman} R GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; tront, second story Pommanicatiy, Rooms, in a soa RA aca ae, eon nd Bi ate ‘adress ‘aa! ‘Herald ph reets; pet it saiwd. | Boar WANTED—RBY 4 GE NTI ina pve family, below Thirt ty west of Bixtl KL LA A., bo, be. T OARD WANTED— EMAN AND WIVE, fourth street and “4 terns must be moderate. Addreas San ES er Boast WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A QUIET, private family preferred, between Thirty-ifth and Fortieth streets, wear Broadway ; references Address, with terms aud particulars, KILDA New York Post of DDLE ihe a to acu ofa home, with a small iamtis; that ofa widow preferred ; no other boarder everything first class and neat; willing to pay libe Address PERMA, ENT, box 180 Herald of ice. ] OARD WANTED—BY A FAMILY, CoN: 1 Lsgateveers! yo and two children Years; location mea rein an renty-t het ‘streets, an ete ods: Four and Seventh avenues epee, stating terms and location, F, 3., box 137 Hrorald T OARD WANTED FOR THE SUMMER—IN A STRICT. ly private family, by a young | who can have the comforts of a home; location mast be above Twenty- third street; unexceptionable references be ge ood Address, with location of room and price, 8. J. 124 Herald ofiice, ‘sit WIFE AND ] OARD WANTED—BY TLEMAN, son; must give price; reasonable, Address SALLY, dox 106 Herald oftice. OARD WANTED—BY. A SMALL FAMILY, hres ad thirty fourth a and Fay sninth streets, siddison ave- nueand Broadway, Addtess, stating fl artloula HART, ow 3,008 Po Post office. enh er : a Board WANTED—ABOVR FOURTEENTH STREET, by agentieman, wile, three children and nurse, Ad- Areas, stating tei iF STIN, Horata’ottecs rms and full particulars, R. AU: -RESPEO?. G WEST HOUSTON STREET.—A F 292 with Board able gentlemen can be spoowumiodats and bath; no moving in 307 WEST FIFTY-SEOOND STREET.—TWO LARGE e Rooms, oe firstand second floors, handsomely furnished, with’ frst class Board; every ‘convenience, References exchanged, 321 WEST TWE HIRD = STREE’ Rooms, handsomely furnished, gentleman and wite or single genlleman changed, 397 WEST, NINETERSTH | STREET. VERY Plearant oom, with Board; gentlemen pre- ferred; references given'and required. FOURTEENTH STREET. 345 “WEST s ® somely furnished Rooms, en suite or single, with first class Bonrd ; references exchanged. 35 Ih WEST FORTY-FOURTH STREET.—TO LET, furnished Room, In a private family, with ot Board ; j terms moderate. Apply to A LAZARUS, 421 BAST FOURTRENTH STREET, ON THR FIRST floor, room 8, between avenué A and First ave- nue.—A tow respectable young men can be accomino- dated, with or without Board. 443 EAST FIFrW. SEVENTH STREE' having @ very handsomely furn Room, on second floor, xlso a handsome back P turnished except carpet, eee A) let, with Boar class neighborhood. | Ref 37 | LUDLOW STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO 3Q BEC STREET.—REFU town boarding house; one Ja: family or gentlemen; Dinners. C; 4 WESE SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues.—Eoard, with Banitpecnely furs nished Rooms, on parlor, second und tourth Hoors. Terms modera: rinanent Applicants, | 42 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—FRONT PARLOR, with Chamber connecting, to ict, with Board; also pleasant Roows for families or ingle gentlamen, ut Bum- mer pi superior accommodati ona} reference. EAST NINETEENTH STREET.—WELL FUR- ished Rooms, with excelient Board, on easy terms; also table Bourd. References exchanged 44 WEST TENTH SIRES? AMDEOMELY FUR- nished Rooms to let. with Board, suitable tor gen- tleman and wife or single gontlemen. No moving in May 4 TH jedoch SECOND FLOOR, NICELY furnished, for genvomen and wives; igi clase Hoard reasonable teroe lf permanent. 153 West Forty, fourth'street, near Broadw @ WEST FOURTE: NTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms ‘o let, with first class Board ; suits able for ‘cy ies or partios of gentlemen; references ex- 5 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH avenue,—To let, with Board, nicely furnished lar neon scoond. and third doors vid front Rooms, on secon joors; hot and cold Water} torms moderate: ho moving, A() WEST NINETEENTH STREFT,—HANDSOMELY r9) fornished of two Rooms, second floor, front; small efor gentemen. Strictly fr: Returence required. AND 85 aba sr MARK’S FEAck. cHorce or n ‘urnisied Roome, wi rd, for gentlemen and td ond gingle gentlemen; terms moderate; no moving. 54. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. DESIRABLE OF Rooms, handsomely furnished, with or withont private table; house first class; ail'modern tmprove- Tents; reterences; location unexceptionable, between Fitth and Sixth avenues, 5 WEST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sitarpataee that would give their side of the city its own distinctive character and make their property Sppranimere in value to that of the west side, But it must be irom entirely different causes to those which have ated to set up the west side, jor they haye no direct communication ading Inain street of the city like the BUARDERS Ww. ANTED. AA NAAR RAT AA AAA AY LARG! FURNISHED ROOM—ON SECOND FLOOR, tor rileman and Bul with Board; hot and col water; Feterences, 19 Bagk street. prec iT 0. Pee tae hha aed LARGE, NICE- fourth Room to rent, to one or two Ly fone. with or without joard ; references exchanged. West Forty-sixth street. 1 LARGE bey tain Pesto! WITH EVERY CON- yenjence to let, for $16; pss ate Tamily {exce font neta ; ho moving ih May. py ly at NS West Tighteenth, beieocki ] SUIT OF TWO ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, TO a perty ot Peep or smail family ; location unex- ‘Twenty dirst }. BAST FORTY-FIRST: STREET, CORNER FIFTH ‘avenue.—Two elegant Suits of Rooms to let, with Board, at reduced price; permanent desired. Sixth avenues.—To let, from April 25, a second Sloor Sult ot Rooms, elegantly furnlatiet and having all modern improvements, singly oF 3ogetner, with or with Out full or partial Board. Seen after to-day. 67] XETHAY _ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN can have Board of lodging in a respectable pri- Yate family; terms moderate. Call on or address Mrs. HAND3OMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, witit Board, to a single gentleman, m a refined private family, near Fourtceath street; references ex- changed. Addtcss DION, box 180 Herald office. PRIVATE | FAMILY WILL LET THREE ROOMS, with Board, from May 1, in brown ston Bast 16th street,’ near boat. “Address B. PRING: w York Post office. A entlemen for $30 per week: three Rooms, mith Zoot Board; jovation desirable; no other boarders, Ad- dress BOARD, station A. “4 GENTLEMAN WISHES A LARGE, WELL FUR- nish front Hall Bedroom (southern er with good Board, between Twenty-seventh Thirty- fourth streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues. MAGI ORS, stating terms, which must be very moderate, A. D., Herald office, A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCOUPYING THEIR OWN house, will rent, with first class Board, one or more Rooms, singly or en suite. 620 Lexington avenue. INGLE GERMAN GENTLEMAN, DRY Goops Importer, desires in # retined Protestant German family of adults, where no other boarders are, a large front Boom, with or without adjoining tlaliroom on second floor, with first class full or partial Board @ reasonable price, between Second and Sixth avo and Tenth ‘an at streets. Only answers gi articularr, wi satisiactory lorencen, W! sidered. “Address COMPORT EM: Herald ofiice. IMFORTABLE HOME [8 OFFERED TO FAMILY, OWNING FINE BROWN STONE HOUS in Yorkville, ponventeas se, Madison avenue Fe wie ‘a front Room, akfant If desired) Rice’ letian tea ealiable person, Ad- Herald off a A LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON the ‘second story (ample closets), to let to a single zentlemai OF Without’ Homrd;” retarences x, ch a 132" dest Twenty-second PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE, LIVING | IN Thirty-Oith street, between Filth and Sixth ave- nues, will fet handsomely furnished Rooms, with exeel- lent Board, fo two or four people ; méderate, Ad- 1,588 Post oftive, SUIT OF ROOMS, ON BECOND FLOOR, PO rent—With Boara, to @ family of adults or gentle. ‘ tp lly family; references exchanged. West 57 MORTON SPREET.—TWO LARGE PARLORS AND Bedroom connecting ; private table if desired. 70 —NOW IRVING PLACE (GRAMERCY ARK). sing Koom, bandsomely Room; table fire Yecene | fanlahed large Room and Dre: class; modera’ a prioes Dermanent arrangements. large hall 72, SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN, VOURTRENTH an streets’ Desi secon andrtnfrd floors, to let with first class Bourd relorenoes Rooms on parlor floor and one hati Room to be let, Board, at Summer prices; relerences. WEST NINETEENTH lrg eet gid pid eh AS 2 MADISON AVENUE.—A HANDSOME SUIT OF witl pigasant Rooms to let, with Board; logation fot business; gentlemen desirable; terms ‘moderate. Reter- ences exchanged. ERIE StRERT, JVRSEY OITY,-A_ LAD DY, aq lemgantly to ated (lost her only child, prill taxes a to Board, with @ mother's care, il for one 77 £ chad BAPDOUGAD, ‘STREET. TWO RESPEOTABLE oo she Mf me ou wih priate, fa in have second eC. tainty ak ay (sie pie Der week “4 one gentle man 101 PARTIES DESIRING TO MAKE PERMANENT AR- + Tangements tor Board may do so at 48 West Klevonth street, near U: ity place ; rooms large, cool and venient. re. WEST. FIFTO AVENUK.~HAND- Fig m raished lacons for Pee ene single jotta. men, womney fires first class Board. No. UNUSUALLY DEARASLE, NICELY FURNISHED 1 tgs tolet, Lins A OF pene rately, rf, vie a — Boa iso — ; shoes "5 East Thirteenth street con- ences. REE PLEASANT, pure SHED ROOMS, 2 Sin Board ; jJeasant location. Be West Forty-see: ond street, east of Eighth, avenue, | 53 IVE ATUYVESANT SQUARE —wi7il F: pit ‘oar bas niin, Soir de eorateacn | J] , far or Un; ag a ig hg LE +: shteen th streets, 2 oR 3 RaNpsone wey 2. te an a Mins yous OF ROOMS, FURNISHED; BOARD; HOUSE 2 ae first class. $06 East Fourteenth ‘street, avenue. WILL, BE VACATED with or iD | ELOOR_ANDSONELY FURNISHED, WITH 7 Irst class Apartnentwon een third nnd fourth second street, between Fifth and Madison avenwen by the year. No. 4 East 30: t Buinmer rate; VENUE, BETWEEN EIGH' niet hoors, Ne Rast thirty: | 1G. Risin vereeto Se | 83 5 ahi NTON PeLACE, man Md iais§ AVENUE,— ‘urnished Re to Je rd, suitable for families or gentleinen. le GLINION PACE FURNISHED "ROOMS 6 t, wi ;, to families and single gentlemen atrea Sesonhina.n prices, EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—DESIRABLE 1 Rooms for families or gentlemen, with Board. nexceptionable references exchanged. 166 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, nator af Sixth and Seventh Pes er Byegte ‘bie Room: fet to geticmen, with frst clues Hoard; also tablo Board can be had; references exchanged. AST Ew WELFTH STREET. ONG SMALL AND jarge Rooms on two Ros cod in or evetie, With Board, ‘tons Biketen SIXTRENTS STREET.LABGE AND Maall Roomy Wil ron necund o Ce floer. 113 EAST TWELETE STRERT, weamgetgenali Rivas a, earful Stat fee BAST GIXTEENTA Bete bien aa me place.—Do and sing! rd, to o fatnilies and perth Rrceness reid YOUNG JEWISH COUPLE WILL LET A HAND- somely furnished second flopr, to one two gentlemen, with Boa: v aed Boe apr Fort; Address X. » Her third street, near Broadway. Uptown Braneh office. SMALL FAMILY, HAVING A _HANDSOMELY A furnished bouse of first class block, West Twenty- th streets hetween Seventh and Eighth avenaes, will ree roe ; baynnd a fs without a! 4,0 partes ir] ne. 5 - town nome, Lae Broadway.’ Herald Ue goo —TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE medated with pleasant Rooms aod Board, in satin family ; easy access to boat andcars. M7 st ‘OBOKEN a AED. ins NTED, BY A GERMAN mF Board to ina private, tamity. oarding gous Reepace re not aj Sy, Ase ross, stating ter i, Dey BOX AE ‘ost office, New York. OTIC TO PHYSICIANS. —4 PRIVATE FAMILY witiot a, XeFy, deplzable office, wiih modern im- Bitton or aiidre on ‘ie anise, OB Leia ton avenue, near F' inl EST FORTY-EIGH Pra yg to rate ntlemen & rms address J., box 2, ‘ont be erether, FINE Lm tind’, | fans loor to let, yr or separa’ tl it 1a Bast Ninoty-second stroet ‘ecard Pa BTRAET NEAR PIPTH it Alt lot ate ghiger two le ‘or “| SINGLE GE GENTLEMAN DRATRES | BOARD IN THE neigh! ‘htral Park (permanent it suited) tor the simuer At joard or Breakfast only, Address, with particulars, &c., D. W., Herald office. Boer ANTED.—I WISH TO PROOURE THE comforts of a home ior myself, wife and two ehit- dren, aged 15 and 17 years, cither ina pleasant, private ‘family or in a well-organized boarding house; & perma nent engagement may be made with a desirable party it Adaross particn- the accommodations and terms are satisiactor: CHARLES BROWN, box 113 Herald offices With rs, terms and location. OARD WANTED—BY “A You NG MAN, private family preferred; references exchanged, Address with terms and particulars, KILPACK, box. 8,898 Post office, Now York. pi private Saran location a number of <1.” nee POONA nn An An Anan Ete i, oye a ‘le Rooma: aca tnost central location ; rooms all fromt. AISON PARMGIBNNE, aT TWEIP PR M‘s oyert, between Ee na autre ta eas table edo a ACG P.M atl tes ESERVOTR PARK NOTE! CORNER SIXTH AVE: — Ly Ppoxite Reservoir ane 2 and roe Atow clogant rr Rooms eras ientlgmen, > "enh With Boura; al TURTEVANT HOUSH, BROADWAY, TWENTY. elghth and Twenty-ninth streets, New York, Amur. ean plan, $4.a day.—This hotel bas elevators, oll modero improvements; iwi yn dhe great hotel ebntre, 18 & GEO. 8 LELAND, Proprictore. _COUNTRY BOARD, Tp “LADY T IN TE THE COUNTRY | DESIRES TC TAKE. a few children to Board for the Summer; good refer. A ences, Call at 244 West Forty-seeond street. A rRW “GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED pie Board and neatly furnished Rooms, ina private Deny & Eteten I ine and eee om WE Whitehall street; a fing vit i vy Arrows, tn rate terms. Address HOME, box M3 Herald office. 2 IDING 1 A MOST DE. A jorwalk, Conn., can le localit ‘commo- a th eeion rt x airy Rooms and fi ra; 2 mor horses and carriages, Address SUMMER FEW PERSONS WISHING BOARD THROUGH the fan month: ni the 9 OBEY where ¢ wrigun fea An nutes walk of Far Waste within ton minut depot, ¢ address! ‘3 E, 5. bith STER, corner High street and Pare arom, ‘ange, New Je "\ T ENGLEWOOD, WN. ee MINUTES PROM CITY, & tor galter Mayo i & Bee Recap te bed by lummer alter Ma, vate residence ; carr: and ‘good stabling. Call at or address Ne. 4 West fwenty- secon ‘treet. T BERGEN roar HALF HOUR FROM LIBERTY Brees nek greens a arcoats 3; near depot a ; stab! ee Address ¥., box wih oral odes. } QOARD WANTED—ON A FARM, ACCESSIBLE ro railroad and within three hours of New York, by js must be well aliadedy Rooms well furnished and u modation required a Nberal pri wii be Addrews 0 ed a Nberi ice ¥, 8, Herald omice, giving ideation and Phaltpaacnite OARD ON THE PASSATO RIVER, 30 MINUTES from city; modern house; extensive lawn mip eRy of shade ; frestt Vexetableg ‘and fruit; adults only, dress COMFORT, Horald office, OARD IN IN NEWARK.—FAMILIES OR SINGLE GEN- tlemen can be accommodated with Board tn first Class house, with modern linprovements; private familys family of three persons; the grout ood location, te ‘erin from $9 to wee. le ces given and required, dress, bne week, PENINGTON, Post oMee Newark, Ne iat lial De gate gs" J TWENTY Mi TES FROM “OIry; nice Roora, wii ues of parlor aa bath, for tw acne with or without Board. Address H. Be, Bore, WANTED-IN CounTRY, LOR GENTLEMAN and wife, trom June Athi hour ot New Yor Ki near trea wat ef an al rood food, not reterred, “Address, stalin ferred. READE SrRuET ‘OARD IN COUNTRY WANTE A GENTLEMAN, wife, infant and nurse, from June 1; not exceeding an hour from city, Address, with full particulars, F. V., 188 Howes teety Willaims N.Y. by BOARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN rivate family. pesyryer hie with full particulars, oR NENT, box Lid Herald o! aiyle, desired ; New. Jerse torms, which ‘must be low. E OARD WANTED.—A MIDDLE-AGED SINGLE GEN- tleman wishes @ neatly furnished Room, with Board, on west side, above Thirtioth street; will be per- manentit suited, Address, naming location and price per week, box 1,92 Fost office. NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND J wife want Board with a German private family in the country, within one hour's ride ot City Hall. Ad- Gress, with particulars, stating lowest prive, Ny L., box 120 Herald oMce. (QERTLENAY AND WIFE. DESIRE PERMANENT zr Post oftes 18 per week. Address MURDOCH, box Post offlee. (UENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT FURNISHED X Room, Board for lady, where there are few or no other boarders; location Second avenue, near Broadway. Address Mrv, a. L, P., Herald office. I ‘ADY, EXPECTING JONFINEMENT “BARLY IN MAY, 4 a ra with Re mee party, where kin ed nurse preferred, vecelved ; expert F., box 104 ‘wera id oftto NE LARGE OR TWO MEDIUM SIZED FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, for gentleman and wife, in first class neighVorhood, within a mile of the Grand Central Hotel, with private family of unquestiqned respect- abllit ion j price net to exceed $25 per week rent, Address H. B, C. MORTIMER, station D. DERMANENT BOARD FOR THE SUMMER DESIRED, by a gentleman, his mother and sister, above Twenty: ‘d strect; terms not to exceed $40 per week, Address attention m + Herald office, ERMANE iT BOARD WANTED IMME! For a goutleman and wife; west side, third street; references exchanged. terms, J, M., box 3,147 Post office. RGus. WITH oR WITHOUT BOARD, WANTED.— Addvess, with full particulars, COLES & RYDER, 1,498 Broadway. = s i 0 LADIES WISH A ROOM, WITH BOARD FOR one, between Fourth and Sixth avenues; terms not toexceed Sil. Address M. A. M., Herald Uptown Branch oftiee.. ANTED—BOARD.—TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, IN a private family; Jocation between Fourth and Fourteenth streets, Second and Sixth ayennes; will be Bepraaens seas Address, with terms, B. L. M., Her- ald office. NOUNTRY BOARD—TWENTY MINUTES FROM FOOT J of Liberty street, via Central Railrond of New Jer- fey : pleaant house and grounds and good reome. “Ad~ dress H. 8. J box | 102 H Meral id ft office, \OUNTRY BOARD: WANTED—IN NEW JERSEHY, A / short distance from New York, from May 1, fot ® gentloman, wite and two chtldren, aged 7 and 10 years, with partial board for gentleman ; ‘tarm hou-e preferred? good plain table, with plenty ‘of milk and vegetables: Address, stating location und terms, which must be mod= erate, a BOARD AND NICELY Fi for gentleman and hree-quarters of Wife or single gentl an hour from City, Hall; horse cars Dass by the doors terms moderate, Address F. 8. C., West Uoboken, N. J.” IRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOM® can be secured for the season, trom middle of April desired, Address box 3 Park Ridge Post office, FOUR AMEIIGAN GENTLEMEN CAN FIND | GOOty Board and pleasant Rooms with small family, one: Moment from ferry, on Staten Island; flue view of' bay, dc, Address R.A, BISHOP, box 113 Herald oflice. EW BRIGHTON.—PLEASANT ROOMS TO RENT, with Board, on Richmond terrace, corner ortataye! Cite avenue ; terms mod: rat RANGE, ARGE, AIRY R00: with first class Board, within four’ minutes’ walk depot; house round, with fine lawr and shi J.P. COMPTON, Orange, N.J., or JOUN care of M. D. Bample, Vars ick street, New York, ARTIES WISHING FIRST OLASS BOARD IN ELE- ant private house, healthy and delightful location, beautiful grounds, mountain ir, boatang, ing and bathing, at Budd's Lake, two hours by Morris & x, Railroad, see photograph obtain particulars of \. G, DARWIN, 10 Pine atrost. JANTED—BY A CANTLEMAN AND WIFE, A qicasant Koom, with onty Board for lady, with a juiet famity and nice location; terms reasonable. Ad- dress HOME, box M0 Herald Uptown Branch office. “ANTKD—A SMALL ROOM INA GOOD LOCAIATE; with Board $25 a month; without $10 oral cities, i dress, stating full particulary, AMBRIO 3, fers ‘ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, Room, with Bret clpes Board; location, south PA ot street, between Fourth and Sixth avenues. ad » Dox 178 Herald office. ANTED—BY ‘A GENTLEMAN, A LARGE ROOM, with or without Board; permanent if suited; locality; modern conveniences; neat and well furni < Address, with terms and particulars, BATCHELOR, 138 Herald office. ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A com: fortably furnished Room, with Breakfast, in 3 oral private family. Address, stating terms, box 14 e ‘ANTED—BOARD FROM MAY 1, BY A GENTLE- 1, wite they, 17 yenrs old ‘and a child 6 enna old are amd mn acting preferred Tanti ion between Fe by # Pavetnte: erma~ nent, if satistac| "3 exceed §! monih, Address “ "Rix bor C5018 Post office. y TANTED—ONE LARGE AND MALL BEDROOM, AD- joining, with Boned, for gentleman and two ddugh- location, Sixteenth and per ‘ortieth streets, Third and ns, Which must be treet, References Suchenged” ANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH Board, in a private family, by a you jentleman, Addrea IMPORTER, box 2 Ucrald ofice.’ ‘ANTED—BOARD, IN A FIRST CLASS SOCIAL, refined and agreeable private French family, AF, 4 youn, pyres cones gee) pth all Eee home converte: loca uptown and west side pret AMIENICU pox. 122 Herald Uptown Braneh 1 office. LM DAY BOARD IN A PRI- ate family (no boarding pa gf Dh mg BG fon iia tees to Tl re oe street, rained eit M. D., 946 West 1! WWAxten—pantor AND BEDROOM, WITH Goop Board, in a German Jewish pilvate family, b; gentleman ‘and wife. Address box Herald Beker Ge Lgty FOR LADY AND tleman, ie the lady; yrhere ther: ate pref erred terms moderate. Herald office. ANTED—BY TWO LADIES, ronty: A Nii no siner LAM TWO NICELY FUR- Riau wit in central location; terms, $7 or $8 for tho one and $6 for the other. Address 1, W., Herald Uptown Branch office, ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ron nished bo eng Board ; all conveniences ; ; below ‘Thirticth street, Third and ah avenues Address, two days, 8. B., Herald office. WARTEDAN , UNFURNISHED | ROOM, wiTHt Boeri for Indy and child; location central, Ad- dress J. 5, Herald office "ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A NICE. ly furnished Room, with Board for lady only, where there are few or no ok gt boarder: 3 We Address, with pas rican fami! 3! YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED Sacub with Board, ee between Fourteenth and be Hieth stre stating location and terms, F. A. R, Posto oftice box 3,1 se Pa Sere ap Fascr] WOULD, LIKE 1 QE: mn wate ¢ mee ang Wiggs Y waiighs sche ae ote iin | Coane ome aut please fot answer. 3, Hera A OESTLEMAY, WIFE, LITTLE ORE, OF 7, BARY Fvant osrre to hind two or thred ‘omfortably és ni joard, inn central locations ae, oe tee Beats nines ATE, Herald omee, eee Aa 138 & goin Lavan, R, DIRERT LARGE 1 FRONT, “ca respectab! ma with Boards” ‘alo @ small front joo Vo lett Sar week. stréets.—Becond floor to let, with no children taken. LOCK FROM BROAD- B SAgt THIRTY FOURTH STREET —VERY DUBIR- 145 Peyand i lock fom Un Se Tisds te Sble Rooms, with Bourd, for the season of year. 5™% ATR E. NO. Uy nee HANDSOMELY ms, with Boar ras ree rence, 7H AVENUE, — R FLOOR, HANDSOM 5 furnished 1 tat ‘4 Ae ert table; ey, class party for the season or ido Fifth avenue. 7 GAPAYRTTE PLACE NEAR NEW ORK AND Ser Rae cae for, fan varie les ant “and angie parties om Maoderate arias ret 1 47 BA raat iy wi ta THIRD, nished Rooms to 14 East TWENTY SEVENTH 71 STREET, , Sead venue.— Tw joor, ‘furnishes or un nished, ee 147 Nb cro ue va wo Gan ty Pa Hie Hety Hen Mid nist ith or without thent Std spate rot aa = FORTY-SIXTH STREET. —IANDSOMELY | erences, amexceptionabie Bones PAroF oF Unled floor, to let, wil OQ, TRANKLIN STRERT_—A PARTY OF GENTLE. 9 west army arusred STREET, AR tigi nia, Homa wi itt good ari tabis and alanor pete claas Boda wars oom Gendt Og singly, Qo a References. 4 1 BAsT ene ermine, rs bg en NINTH pany opm FOUR DOORS pe aes os Yor gentlemen, th oF Hi slagiy oF a aay 10 om vanes = roees om 7. 2 ay 0 Ra | & Lag Gy seouD ar CORNER, ae Rane iret an Bos: ay a th the ii vem ‘anit wifes ‘no 0 ar akon: nivale N, Note Ane Rp Two, ‘tk Ss a ore A eo aA ress, Wi . Wt Hata a pe : A L TO BREAK UP HOUSE WOULD ive the use. ot her rniture for a short time, in re- furn_ tor 9 6 L., 18 We ny ork Wet cy rd. Address L, ‘est TLEMAN DESIRES for himsel: TO M Ax\o4 PY if and wife t ee Some a) 's family where no ot iF boa = Sk stem ieee and required. Address H. H. ¥uth avenue, ‘or! HosRD IADR AY GT LEMAN AND WIPE, IN Pes tion in Hi ddress D. H., Her- Suan in Sheer '¥ sa s duckie teil AND (HIS vate family on a farm within aa lodge pide OT the ciky where a xood home for e ghud ean be found, the ib G. F. By, Herald ume, Bae WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN, ax nue agea ee Re TT + price not. to ex- OR, box 189 Herald Betty WANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG Viera ace ey eeevcrre ya tea ie ea Branch oMce, Bi eae eet AND Saveuses, IN Modegnio A adarew PW, 1 era Mea 7ANTED=TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ON | Particulars, Mrs. G. 1. Joy Herald ANTED—TWO WELL FURNISTT on Hoard for three pers no Toye gos AND | over 380 between Fourth, und Sixth avenue i tecme: aut NSE, 38 Dee eek | voy best references. Address C, first or second pag) with Board for iy ood, and below Twent: iden, with rae gt B. STODDAMI, Herald Up- town Branch of r nt gentleman, meals pri- rate iC desired nol cast of Sd aid no eh hd akin peg sire vd of Fe S| Atte Ali only, Nine ne none but ‘es hy! rm a | stn tefinay 5: W., ox aL ne isd re Finch office: VANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIPE, joard ina private family, with two cated mss above Fourteenth strect and bets 416 ird and Eieh avenues; rent of rooms only to summer months when, family is ou sr ton month tor Rooms and Road beat re neces given and Feguired, ba Malye ee SON, orald Uptown Branch ee, 1,268 BROOKLYN GENTLEMAN bis ho a BAY $33 can obtain excellent Boar rook! ra a cube! sitting Room adioln ing; a deli a aad home. Tis Now York 3 Post off BOARD. Sion e Pe MA ‘ar ae ud ie as box QPECIAL TERMS FOR MAY AND JUNE._SPACIOUS. ee lgarcia grou pai ey on nalts . boating. ng. ng an rat class. S{uhwiwN" on the'sea shore, Bath, Long Island: ANTED—BOARD IN THE COUNTRY; SEA SHORE preferred, {¢ be small family; terms must be mod~ erate. Adiress box 4,822 New York Post office. ‘A Mhontha located wissia one hour of -eltg by bos or ithe, located wi oF rail be, genitoman, wite and Bidreae, withy cular N, on Fe flee. iy MMER _RESORTS, “(STORIA HOUSE, ASTORIA—THIS WEL, “CON “| ae deted, handsomely {urnished Bummer, residen boarders; supetb a his and ‘table groubds fand trees; ¥ hirty inbiog’ aail; tol moderate. T THE PARK HOUSE.—: PRIVATE FAMILY. boarding house, sablished 12 years, at Bloomfield. offers first class accommodations to tamilies or sini rsons from May 1 at moderate priqert dren 2 airy; four minutes trom Midland and Delaware J wanna depots; wood stabling, hadrons Ls (\ORTLANDT PARK bg Eb PRU ORE "3 STATION, onthe Headaen pre ys hosts from a Yorks, w! be open June 1. This housé has @ ont jendid ality a furnished new, and with ing TER Ww street, or steamboat foot of pad Gy NGLEWOOD HOUSE, ae Northern Ratiroad o} He TIOUSE, bg eg al gh aa tg? oe made by mail or Petter at gets te eager pet pemivaaet il; hea! han Kg eres or shove or ius bat t ie an rect. recommend it to those ‘wing Boar Morris county, New p44 AJ be open td ception of guests June 1. ign foe Foo room eats be Broadway, New York, where (oe of th he: Resse, can ¥ PRR oe REAT NECK HOUSE, LI, bavi Me WHITE. wone and Sands, | Point; one dares as ve, OF LSIDE HOUSE, MONTOLAT oe J, 13 NOW open for the rece; pea ie tery ae SOVEst attic ETTE woe Pr tnantes POINT—WT “ A TOUR ff May; 30 minutes from New ¥« ne henson. “address. Re Mk ON THE TERRA NEW fate sae Point ig sion APANSION HOUSE, N Brighton, Ate a jaland— A fiat clegs tam! fi Wall street eve! 3 ieee So a Apbiy to of” address Ste, BO) t MoUsTArs Hours, HOUSE, SOUT Oy oe for Spring and Bgaure and comfor",, son pth has relay Lercet,. via. “Wore and xtra indusems Oey, ‘Oj LAIR, N. J.—ROOMS TO LET, i Fi sound iM" ‘ine private family. Address box 181 Post office, OUNT PROSPECT MOUSE, MONTCLAIR, N. d.c This delightful Summer retreat will reopen May 1. Apply a8 above. AVILION HOTEL, GLEN COVE, L. L—Pl ERBONA' wishing choice of Rooms a peat favorite Summer Fesort will p! make early applic L. BRIGGS, ALISADES vouNTAIN HOUSE. about tl 8 Poe may re. PREMIUM POINT HOUSE, Shucangtng. sito. ‘tod on the Sound, ong mi shello New ; sea pathjng, ig fever, Park to he rh Be chal ot fourth street, PFAnovy HOUSE, YONKERS-ON-THE-HUDSON, IS How open for permanent and transient gaests, Bi de! LM ose CARMANSV! FOOT or Rik ee th Ri ts Mas een ‘the hiy refitted, aoa mewis tard ss on of al alae ior Fegelyed af the hotel by the aa x DUNCALP, ae JAMES » Hag! MARIO! er sha tom hy minutes from toes al ia = iz, fe HOTELS, GiL's TURKISH AND ELECTHIO BATH, 61 ANH ay nue Roetneo tor eenienen or iat be) ‘ie ite cite. ‘fuths oe ‘open a Sa ae CALE at OUSE, 106 "Goan BRT, CORNER Ng let oa Hpmarast Lot Lodging, at a a Ee eee nig! te Pope es ROOMS—. a WAVERLEY HOUSE, Me room on fst Bis Sis ee ee a in nd oa! * Ss MAR! alee BRIGHTON, STATRN Grow ages atinehed, is erate pa t ig coming Seaso Season, mand will about apply at tiara ay or aaaresss™s DE saab becpueicd 23 HOUSE, CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, WL epee Doarders May 1167, Favorable MegeRiaic adalat age ait For Other Boarding Ad Advertisements ie Blaewhere.