The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1873, Page 2

2 CITY REAL ESTATE FOR Central. 4.000 Sti mR, 200% Ake yh dat Toure, well mu for yoursel’ and ive nice rooms for ‘Address 6! sone meehe cae —FOUR 8TORY Rel cl brown akg jouse, pga 000 fin ‘and’ ‘ Satoh ta Jud ‘and French black wala 1a the best style: « Barea owts & 00., 1,254 Broadway. SALE. Feirrene SALE OR TO LET—NEW f, ran, Nos. 813 e3 tee tits Sareea geoeem fe aoe ster Riglasatproaiate es "BIE AND m. mes ae even ais Hee tears | 23° ATRICK, ‘West Side. ey ees " K. BIEVENSON, Jr. ll Pino street. Misecllancous, 0000) Brown sane Hot, we Ver ane 4 this house is perouehty Ut ullt tn ‘eve z water pipe i the be tin line ua omnes ll hed Gotumbia College ease. runan owning the fee; itis the sae Bouse an NeW Pane hand EO. Heine ‘ BROOKLYN SRT e Ser FOR SALE ‘T. ALD BRANCH OFPICE—BROOKLYR. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECKIVED AT OUR BRANOH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BORRUM 51. OFFICE OPEN FROM 6 A. M, TILL 9 Py M, ON SUNDAY FROM 3 TILL 9 P, M. CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7#RONT STREET, BROOKLYN. DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT — Three story bigh stoop brick House, No. #18 Presi- iene Roni? aay 18's 90 er a a $au00. ae KRELUOGG. Baeeex LOTS.—VALUABLE UNENCUMBERED Plot of Lots; Peis rose will receive in payment railroad or other ouritics. UEST & CO, ,,17 Nassau street, ‘ORNER STORE ROPBRTY—$200 CASH AND Babe ance nd dwelling house. Yorke nate ney ivan ry ‘avenues, EAM New F% OR SALE_1N BROOKLY! aR. ec rte Higa age tt be old) gy ved goaule offer ret nquire of JOBR Arie avenue, New York, ee WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY noc OR R SALE _AND ) TO RENT. rPaRRyt Wh, (SHOR F DISTANCE FROM DEPOT. iriver view; high grounds, shaded and ta aa ted 5 first gig accommodations. Apply af fo West twenty fours’ street, New York, oF to DUsERBEE RY, Tarrytown, JERSEY CITY, . HOBOKEN, HUDSON _CITY | AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. — For ‘Bale. F°%, SALE Ady) fy Medea Hee ae STORY foe Boglish bere ben iba ae Rewly papered and able terins to reliable y street, asou ivate family. Apply'to A. FROAL, No, 13 Dey PROPERTY OUT OF THE CIT BBEXALE OR” TO iE i Git® FOR A HAND! BOM “PROPERTY. — ‘LOT! een Bay fe gh ere, 4 pales cf c c Railroad Bonds” Address CARLES. Herald nincge be ye BY THE SEA—SEVEN ROOMS; VERAN. dah on ha! petywell one-quarter, acre: cosev place ; yards from beach; Staten DARRIN, © Broad street. COxELETS HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE AT A in—Land or buildings cost more, than price; Ry hon W, DOUGL. TBeekman street Eee VILLA—SPLENDID VIEW BAY AND , PACING MAG- hence; Central jE carriage house 100 ovonn; three acres: 100 choice fruit trees; carriy and jener’s house ; one hour from city ; Sta and? Po aoe DAWRIN, W Broad street re BALE—GREAT SACRIFICE—A_ SPLENDID Pee # acres in the most beautiful and healthy Philadelphia ne teen Saree town, one nous and twelve passenger trains Fem level, rich and smooth asa garden; unsur passed tate: 5 ucres magnificent. woodland; He “water: elegant ‘buldingss, handsome Inete welling, 7 rooms, piazza; ornamental trees and flowers around ico tenant house; splendid barn, cost $3.00, and numerous outbuildings: plenty of fruit. This is a eweet home and paying Farm; cash market for ever tog: price with all crops (worth nearly $2,000) ouly Fins easy; imivediate possession. To see prop- trig take train trom foot of Liberty street, New York. New “Versey Central Ratiroad to Beihlehem, Pa. ; there take North Pennsylvania Railroad to Quaker {own, where you ariive st 1 o'clock; can retarn at 5 M5 Inquire at Bush House, opposite Quakertown station, for Ls land Centre Post olfice, Bi aiker, carriage waiting, or address Rich- ke Pa. ju county, HOUSE acre good c, pleasantly located in the Peers of Patchorue. For particulars inquire of | PRIN, coe or at No. 80 Hamilton | (OR SALE—ON REASONABLE and corner Store, without Duildinge; Land, plenty of shade, & eastern MOR P's: —A SMALL COTTON MILL, IN PERFECT order, tailing stream, now running cotton | warps and twines; goods selling as fast as made at very remunerative prices; thorough exainination solicited and satisfactory “reasons Riven, (or selling. | Address f call on IRA L. BELBE, No, 7% Beekman street, New | orl OR SALE—A FACTORY WITH 14 POWER LOOMS | and 19 hand looms, harness, &c., oF will be low to a responsible party. Inquire of W. M. GAW S'Lispenahd street or of WILLIE MORGAS, South street, vopposite Pierce avenue, Hudson City, where prop- erty can JOR SALP—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, OPP site East Fitty-elghth «tree: ‘, on Bast River, in Raver wood , two acres laud, 20 feet water tront, fine ma stable and carriage house; or in exchange for a ft fe tory high sioop House in the city; must be ina vent ality.” Apply to G. GUNTHER, 105 William street, ork. wei RY, | ped Eineiay oene Fae | roo! NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1873-—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. cern BUARDERS WANTED. | SAG BLE mienner we |S Pee c 9 THIRD ousted wii rew ORNTLEMEN AN N BE Lee Sk 26 A Sy oF 2 AD) fe x | thin semlorabiesYeoe moderaie. MACDOUGAL STREET, NEAR PRINCE — Re fe emen, with or without algo forge Roow, suitable fpr howsokeepings water and 30 — ti WHat TWENTY. Gil BNTIRE Jet, ATREET. A or without eae Eutaee emcees |} nd the | references 3¢ plicat WEST 30TH eee ot La En Miu dogatioh an ‘within “ave manatee? Walk of boat 0 or m cars. pet ity) TwRt TY.NINTH. STRI HT. HANDSOME. 4 aia ray ML with ret class table, at rates for Summor. 14 IN BA MEAR FIFTH AVENUB,— H excellent Board ; 5A NB gh tem tents, oF party siete eutiemen, Rote 131 aw? TY-NINTH BTRRET.—SECOND front Room, nicely furnished, for gentieman and wifo; | ant for vate. {BUDSON ATRRET, HOBOKEN —A FEW aHN- 139 tlomen or families ro be accommodat Board. furni rooms, single or on suite, a1 oar 156 rae sexta & Board, separately or or together, wi relerence: 235 WEST Faraeat ITH STREET. —Your LAROR Parlors, furnished for family, with or without ‘ 8 Bast TaretiErh PIRRET.— FIRST CLASS 248 5 Board satan ft, tee with Reeke hall gonree- same prive stall a i" teed. us LADY, NOW OCOUPYING A HANDSOMELY furnished house, desires to find some genleman who would advance a small amount of money for Room and Board, Address SECURITY, ne Herald on inalcs PRIVATE, AML wo, in| Tory moderaie rates "adress Mt. office. food REBT. —ONR, LARGE joining. 10 let, with ‘oF without Piano: “OR eomia, with domed. at A., New Brighton Post ee tD'AND | LODGING * WANTED, _ W4nta FRONt AND .BACK ROOM, WELL fur: sho with Patiroam ect man wife ‘and single saa sched ot iivere thera ‘ate fe or r3; toca ocalion mau id between Twen and Sixth aventen. A dress, stat fag pice, B e Herald Uptown Branch office, Lina HOTELS, ANGELES, “TURKISH BATHS, 01 LRXINGTON AVE. Pleasant Rooms for gentlemen or families, transient or permanent, with led meals; private table if de Baths open all night OARDERS WANTED—AT THE WAVERLEY HOUS!) 159 Erosd way $310 2 @ week; for families an sSweeke S® ood Board; table Board $5 CNET HOURS, 168 HUDSON STRERT, CORNER ca tugs Rooms lug Roo Roni without board $2 Fond Hi ane T Podging. oe cents; gentlemen boards 9 ()BIErENDEW HOUSE (BUROPEAN PLAN), her Twenty-slsih street and. Brondway, HOOPER & KEITH, Propristors. Vine coo! Rooms newly furnished ; toot or singly, at reasonable prices; restaurant at- RANT HOUSY, «8 NEW BOWERY, ONE BLOCK spath of Chattiam square-—Cleanest and best vent mluhed.’ Biagio geome. 3 35 ont 5 nie go" pen” Weeks double rooms, $1 and aaa aii might” now 8T. onnMAry oat Ronn a toate Set Serica and Sines ee Maan Hote, Bath naiuaoned to suits. TBBY bye rat 66 WARREN STREET.—NO DARK rooms; 50c. to T&c. daily; $2 to $3 weokly: family Rooms, $1 upward Boara by the day or week if de- sired, reasonably. MAN. PARISIENNE, 33 AND 40 EAST TWELFTH treet, near Broadway.—Rooms for families and single gentlemen, with or without net breakfast, dc. ; table d'hot 1, with wi NEW, ENGLAND HOTEL, NO, 30 BOWERY, CORNER ‘of Bayard street. —200 licht Rooms, neatly furnished ; ihe. oF Oe. per night; $2 5010 $4 per week. or gentle: men only. A gee Late D (EUROPEAN #LAN), CORNER BEEK- nd Nassau streets; centrally located, in the immediate, vicinity of mercantile buainess.—Rooms at reasonable wali by the day or week, COUNTRY BO. FAMILY ON STATEN ISLAND WILL LET ROO! with Board, to four re within few minates’ walk from Address M.A. New Brighton 1 For. office, or A. G. DN, 56 Exchange PUDSON RIVER INSTI ht miles from Catskill and’ tt by rail *Summer’ Bosra. cen grounds; fine lawns and groves; ilies with children wanted ; the best tables: telegraph office in the building Board to $12 per week. LOND 8, enitlemen, location delightiul; forry; good bathing. med: e airy rooms; fam- esh milk and vege- from $8 FLACK, FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED ood Board in a private family; large, airy ns reeze: Salling, $e 4c.. in the village of Speonk, L, 1, Reterence- TON, 12) Peari street, New York, or address Post office, ‘speak, LT T $8.—ELI/ room ; private faciliy; ‘commutation fare only Summer or permanent Board: only best roterence no- tuced, Address ELIZABETH, 142 Nassau st., New CCOMMODATION FOR FOUR GENTLEMEN OR family of foar persons for the Summer or longer it desired; Board reasonable; near Faterson. N. J. RYERSON, No. 4 V4 treet, New York. RIDGEWAY (MACADAMIZED), manding monniain and valiey some trench roof Residence and Stablea, thoroughly built, 2% acres lawns; garden; fine bearing fruit; price $15, Dis Norms suitable. HAMILTON & WALLIS, $0 Pine street. {OR BALE—ASTORIA, L. L, TWO THREE STORY gad cellar Freneh ‘oot Dwellings, with wing; lot 1; two tw, Cota with extension, and lot xB The abe are located in b borheod, five from bo Terme very liberal: i Eot to gl ios rm mortgages. Apply to WM. 3 Y., of Ui Nassau street, from 12 F°", SALE—AT STAPLETON, 8. {,, COTTAGE, TE! rooms, lot 27x110, located on a hilleommanding a vuow of the bay fer miler: five minutes from village end jand 1.04 cash, balance mortgage. Address OWNER, 069 Post oitice. mith Bre yanar BARGALY a8 rae oaks; pliosscatiy alk of ferry, Staten DARRIN, # Broad. COUNTRY SEAT, 100 | ew hours hah meraph. C. i. OLIVER, No. 1 Park place. | from | RAROE MOUNTAIN.—FOR SALE, THRER First | QOPARGE NF VERY NEAR MONTROSR STATION New very complete Houses or sale; price $9,000 one very elegant, price 334.0 F. STALLENECHT, 0 Jobn street. “REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. iress J. u. fo, * one week. YR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPLRTY— Farm of 12 acres, all in a high grain oF grass: 1s miles from vent Burlingtoa County . WA Carroll street, Brook lyn, F°% sae, om 5,15 trains daily; magnifi- . plenty iruli; buildings in Address owner, on farm. JOUN it" BURDEN. a WANTED, | ON EASY TERMS, REAL ESTA " ROOKLYN.<WANTED TO O BL” vall tri rent from Oc * Brooklyn Tah 1X yall at "ers lars tr wt 3 York AND WANTED IN SOUTHERN ~ paANSAS—IM- L oF unimproved ; gS location apa. price, Ad- ares ie Cash, ‘eek box Osweeo, ¥ ¥. w HAVE SEVERAL APPLICATIONS FOR PBO P. erty in the city : parties desiring as to soll will Bo ”y please send ful iculars, slate Agents, naa) WOO ts $00 000 ek uth waran ‘Aides, Hee ts Gios 126 West Broadway. ANTED—A SMALL PLACE, 10 AORES OR LESS, in New Jersey, within one bour of Now York and pears station, ontclair road ’proterred: must be healthy and. oft Address, with desoription aid price, ALBAN, bos 41d Herald oMige, te of | n station at Mount | | B® T THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL MANSION 41 farm house at Locust Valley depot, L. 1, a Suit of Rooms can be had. AT THR LONG ISLAND HOTEL, CENTRE Moricnes Surf bathing, salling and flahing; rooms Jarge ; good and abundant table. Terms moderate. Ad- dress U.N. TERRY, Proprietor. OARD AT CORNWALL.—TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS ugust; terme mod awall, N.Y, will be vacant about the Ist of A erate, Address JOUN HL. A ATRINSON, Cori BY. “SHORE, LL, SOUTH SIDE.—FAMILE AC. commodated with Board. Apply to 1. J. Cox, 47 Liberty street, or J. M. Davis, 47 Watran sircot, _Mrs.'I WLL, Bay Shore. } OARD WANTED—BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, within one hour's ride ot New York. Address, stat: ing location, )., box 181 Herald office. OARD—AT A LARGE FARM HOUSE, 48 MILES VIA Erie Railway, near station; nice rooms. Pro- prietor ent be soe at 05 Hast Fourteonth surest, alter noon to-day. OARD—FIRST CLASS, IN NEW JERSEY, PRIVATE family ; plenty of shade, fruit, vegetables and milk; hear the river; good boating and fishing; near station; ¥, minutes trom New York; terms $3. Address H., S76 jowery, OARD FOR ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN or gentleman and wife at 1524 street, Carmansville, three minutes from car or boat. Inquire on premises, Load street, first house east of Riverside Hotel, North iver. YROTON INSTITUTE, CROTON-ON-THE. HUDSON, 1s now open for Summer Boarders; location vegan jand cary of access: but 3) miles trom Now ork. Address M A. SEDGWICK. SOUNTRY BOAR! —A LADY CAN HAVE EVERY care ee comforts of home, before and during con- flnegent, with an ‘experienced ‘nurse. Adaress Mra. M. B., Port Kichmond, Staten Tsland. Bie Hag af BOARD WANTED—AT A FARM HO of gentleman, wife, nurse and four children; a Place where there are nooner boarders preferred; ‘no objection a pl off the railroad. Address ©. H, B., box 6 Herald one y JOUNTRY BOARD—ON LONG ISLAND, NEAR MAN- / hassett Bay.--Picasant Rooms; good table, with fine facilities 1oF bathing and fishi week: Span AID rd Apes, trom to 30, oper wh hows ML. 4 (Cocnrey. BOARD. —WANTED, IN WESTCHESTER, ata farm house where thers are no other board Board for three young ladies and two children und years, and a gentleman occasionally, where hare is is ing. boating Seer, of milk relsrred. Add: ing particulars, JUGARD 3, 133 Cedar st, 4 > fh VOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—WITHIN 59 sacl fhttren; roome wast Go fete nee ' fe; rooms rust good table roauired. Address G. B; RUORDS 4 sigrand Way, New York. YOUNTRY BOARD.—DUNELLIN, C7 / sirable location, near depot, 2 trains dally; trurte, vegetable: j horees, entrt Seve Seliston rorse ‘ONG eee a every con- (pREENWioH, CONN.—FIRST CLASS BOARD AT A JX tarmer's residence; wide piazzag; splendid shade; ho mosquives gocpills and fever; terms moderate; one hour trom New York, seven minutes trom Coseob depot; all trains sto; rst Class reprences exchanged. Apply for two days, ween 10 an at room 17,737 Broad Or address Pont otfice box 10, reenwieh, Conn. 8 *" OOD COUNTRY BOARD IN A PLEASANT LOCAL. ity, 75 miles from New York city, two miles trom teri per wook. Address &. C, NOXON, La chess county, N.Y. pits RUOMS AND FIRST CLASS BOARD CAN be obtained in ut Bb per wee bon ing house in the vil- iage of Catskill; torms HobbEOOK, _Catskitl, N.Y. Row FOR ONE FAMILY AT OUR HOUSR, witht the best of Board, bathing, sport and society, and near New York by boat of care. Address UUOD IIMB, Uerald ofive. a Sean Ar BOARD. Feet AT OORNWALL ON THE UUD- large ; fiver and prentala PS Corn- ON HUDSON.—AMPLE, SHADY ass Board; moderate terms to (amt- Pam a les. Apply to Wy rad THE SALT WATER FOR A or ten, at a moderate price with ‘full particular, box AMUSEMENTS. | ance a. BoUCIOAULT. NIGHTS, the te on record, mantiereece __ -aainabi attest — ---———— bal upp pailce Soatpasiacye TANTED—BOARD A at Fab ROURAWAY FOR atx E “ha 3 an nbiel i ee eres | eo oe with te 1 fmm HD. box Ws Post office, New Y. York | 5 jy | ANTED [ee WA pRivaTE | 5 ¢¥ red Booms). where the comforts of | . Poor aa eatti machetes | E ~ 5 tases " Satara cogPat ie above | 5 eal: casts g teat ei ef Adaress A, i manag spiel fi Ser 1 be whan st Now York. a the = ea English Stage, 2 SUMNER RESO RESORTS, 2 . i 87. MARKS nHQREL, NEw 1 BRIGHTON, &1—| & « | A. Good Kooms ai accommodations canbe | 2 * 5 had on reasonable @rms. Apply at hotel, or address 0. o 4 & D. CAMP, Proprietor. iq ° 4 —— Se ee ae, . t Si NSON'S HO’ LAN x. NOW LJ 5 ene recap of of uiliegaastendent |» DION BOUCICAULT b Ri lock, foot at Murray ace q . g Soa Sea tira, oe dire street, | 9 ‘ a Bs JENKINSON, Proprietor, | & s a BELMONT HALL, Ss an = ‘ ES 7 n, Py Fine » family | Accommodations re reasonable. hdae 3 BEACH HOTEL, Par ROOKAWAY, I, _L—ONE OF * the best favorably situated houses in tho Bvery Night place ; ent re’ A maragement: is in mode ae ho rar becday and 3a Saturtey evening. Row memes HY ang Be following bus Emotional Play peas p setae avenue, 616 to avenue street, Nee ‘ork. 5 E ay ee} BYRNE, Proprictors._ Acts. arn HOTEL, tl, BATH, L, L—POPULAR SUMMER * G Gate ienyes pier No. 1 Fast MIMI, River, of Whitehall street at Wa. MM. 2:30 and DP. wat, MIMI, direct for 3 sea Doating, 4c. Afow on: MIL. et pe meme Gp ——— SIM, assisted by * 1M = en. "Poe 8 uvulats address RDWARD Migs B Bitte Germon, Now op pal re a we CORLENS, West Point, en 1h ‘erate 8 ‘Laurelton, Cold Sprit Mr, W. Crisp, tin teaves toot of Market sireetat | Mas Mr, Howsony Miss street at 4 o'clock P. wits peti pom ® HIGHTABOD OT RnieOy | RATHABINE Z KATHARINE Oat House, cy THE WIGHLAFDS, GARRISON Mr. Rinagol. lon, low open, tl wo arri 8A Menage Pom. tralay ters moder ate | ROGERS * ROGERS ©. @, RERWOLDT. he ye as OWLER HOUSE, PORT JBRVIG, N. ¥.—NOW OPEN part of F for Ler yd eee: king “mens MIML MIMI MIMI, : % Pera Ae BALDWIN roprietor. Miss KATHARINE ROGERS, } YF NLY MATINEE IN NEW YORK. © Semen th tat fat Rockray, te NE en Wood's MUSEUM, ce J.J, WALLACE. Long Island Ratiroad; rae ir cts ST MATINEE AND NIGHT OF peepee one: = LAST the celebrated Actor. LAST. Gowan! SPRING HOUSE, " QUYMARD, ORANGE MATINBE,| Mr. J. J. WALLACE, NiGHT, nit ats of New York on pe ceanarn Stes ‘REIN A'CHORIA, a. ". foot al holera infantam and chills and —Fonbay, JULY 2% Mr. 6. G at ARLES, su, ci cured dan ay nazi Send, hs enlars, or inquire | 1m the EL ae ee In Broprot OWERY THEATRE, eae ty “oe WILLIAM B, FRELI «Manager A TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, THIRTY minutes from. New York 3 ‘boat or cata.—A few ily and single Rooms lert at this iF resort. M'MICHAEL, ++ | ea HOUSE, REAR eed el ou J., JOHN Proprietor, one hoar foot of Spring it, Ne Y—A. Tew molest oundert gan can be act ee ea ry Hoard Bape ot | Full Ht argcplars at Me WakD'ss s0% ‘dreenwioh h street, New Yor! i EPTUNS HOUSE, WOODSBURG, L—ONE minute's walk from the ‘aie one, Kg Te ry con. venient to the Great South Ba: ing, Be oe ning, still-water bat Island; horses Lope by tho dx day. red ‘or mouth. OR rem POINT HOUSE, OBIENT POINT, L. L— Now open; es on the extrem : manent na fishing une driving ia nd duliroad Fee times . from foot of W1 Gay, Ppavinion HOTRL, STATEN TAANDBUBOANT accommodation can be had atthe tor families and single goutlemen at er De joes, Proprietor. UsK'S MOUNTAIN RESORT, NV Hunter, Greene county, N. Y. TVERSIDE, HOUSE, u treet, ON THE HUDSON. ‘The best of wocominodattons at reine gy Fates, DUNCALF, OUTH re HOTE! AMITYVILLE, FL Scontion L, 44 L, L—FINE , large rooms; board at had per week. RB, . KING & SON. M bp rh Pied HEIGHTS HOTEL, TARR yTOWR; on Budsor ‘hree of the best Rooms of this Hotel can now be ha tne parties having occupied them are tn. svoldab y 1 94 abroad, Sppiy ay Bort or to JAMES T, DUDLEY, 40 Nassau street. room 36. ‘OODSBURG PAVILION, WOODSBURG, L. L—THIs magnificent hotel was opened June 2; overlooks the sg? ys ogeens is bat one hour's ride from New York, via South Side or Long Island railroad. Parties suffering ‘from ay fever and ng age ee res ota a sure core. 125 MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD, IRON FRAME fanoforte and stool; handsoine carved case, &c. inodern | Improvements; ful ly (guaranteed celebrated (Goldsmith, Nines, 7 immense sac: rife, GOLDSMITH Blocker street, ‘near Bot SEVEN QOTAYE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $125; our new scale 74 nerve, Pianos (agraffe from bass to treble) are the best and chea| os manufactured. ) OPERATIVE PIANO MAKERS, No, 9 Great Jones eat, near A bey rag he ape M $1,200, for $300; Parior, ining Farnit property family leaving city. jo West 18th nd near Sth av. ‘A. GRAND SQUARE PATENT AGRAFFE 7% OOTAVE ianotorte, used seven months, tully guar- Anieod cost $1.0 tor $278 cast Stool, Cover, Cabinets has box for shipping arlor Suits, Paintings, Bronzes, &c., cheap. Residence 14 Last Twenty-filth street, near Fourth avenue. Call immediately. A GRAND SCALE 7 OCTAVE FOUR | ROUND COR- ner carved rosewood Pianoforte, made 4 ate brated city makers. 1ully warranted, | cost $1,200. for $275: bon Cover, Music Cabinet, ra cluded: Box for si ‘Also Parlor Suits, Carpets, less than half cost; cy 3 id Piano tor $0. Call immedi- ately, private house, 120 West 2:4 st, AW £08, $25, AN BLEGANT YOUR ROUND ROSE- 2,5 700,74, octave Flanoforte, having all improve; a and ments; make ors, for $50; also y (Saturday) or x. BALL, OVER “16 YEARS witht HORACB Waters, has removed to No. 15 East Fourteenth 4 Iw round corner! cost S.i The argent variet of first class Pianos and Ot Weber's, Decker & Bro.’s, , On sorted eT for rent. this city. Chickering’ and others, low tor cai $200 FOR A HANDSOME CARVED, SERPEN. line 7 octave Piano; fall iron, fraine; good ae new, with the modern improvements and warranted; FISCHER'S, 425 West Twenty-eighth street 350 ‘FOR. STEINWAY UPRIGHT, aooD ORDER $ Al! corts of Pianos for rent ‘or sale, vi easiest terms, cash, or instalments, MEiiti LIea No" Union square and 165 Fourth avenue. LADY WILL SELL FOR $125 BEAUT! FU. L ROSE- wood upright Pianoforte, stool and Cover; modern and improvements ; perfect order; sweet, powel 28 Third street, near Bowery. 500. PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW. AND. BI grni4 3) hand) of first class makery, will be sold a prices, for cash or instal or for rent, in eity country, by HORACK Waren RS & SON, 451 Brosdvey, than ever affered before in New York. Great inducements to the trade. ‘Agents wanted: ~ MUSICAIn af VARD.—PRIVATE, MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLE / Organ, Guitar, Flate, C: met “aiher, Bing Harmony ; 92 Clinton place ; day ‘and 0) mailed free. Fait WATSON” "igi _ BILLIARDS. _ AL 8TAXDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND the Phelan & Collender Combination Cushions (or sale only the patentee, H. W. COLLANDER, successor io Phelan Coltender, 738 Broadway, New York. DTION IN PRICES OF BILLIARD mmings, Cr gh ‘orooms and @xa- I anime for yourselves, of nend for : H, Shievini & OR SALE CHEAP—TWO,KAVAN, R18 three-quarter Billiard guitar peat new, at No. 766 By hth avenue, corn or street, store. DUFFY or ROE FRA! ee ————— MISCELLANEOUS. AStEMA AMD BRONCHITIS RPFECTUALLY RR. ljeved by the use of Datura Tatula; tos most ae ses : asthma, Lord Dy aturi years swith jalation re 0 my ave never Di eV know; which reliot was nord tawed.”—G a RN a8 tobacco in Uns, as cigars and c bones, Bascilies for Inhalation in ‘box 8AVO! Mobwn, 13 New Bond street, Looton arugaints and storekeepers throughout th ‘old mi Soon per fect success, Certaint: tmagical effect Lever parities States. Wit BOOKBINDERY AND EDITIONS BOUND AT the loon or. E, WALKER'S SONS, 56 Dey streot. 20 y New York Herald anv odd numbers t0F AMUSEMENTs. MPIVOLI GARDEN, Kighth street, between Second and ‘Third avenues. THIS (SATURDAY) KVENING, first appearance of Mme. NATALIE’ FRENCH COMIC OPERA BOUFFE, in connestion with GRAND CONCERT of the celebrated TIVOLI OROHEDSTR, MMNENPRLDT | ee (aaTURDAY mt LL peered it cae ur” the thrilli th cabtsese Meats, BUS a uN b TUE NOMEARD in jable ac a nuihe auc ccessful If comedy of CIR TTT fom te, Mr. WILL C. BEN TON aud Miss SUNNTE RAINFURTH. NY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, a BOWERY. The Only Variety theatre | in the WILL REOP! J Buy with the greatest combination of rarity a Pantomime ‘The wonderful ae Trek were of Lio. Bg AND SATURDAY. Nts YORK MUSEUM - OF ANATOMY, 613 BROAD. way, between pcaetcn and eee rae fore nebapdoge bing. peop tc vanrecall pera conte, SECRETARY NiEW YC ORK ub SEUM OF A! 1B CELEBBA’ Hay AUTHORS AN T MS or en! abi) ITOHARD, Whose name» raided all over Ei ondertul muset ATOMY, 6) soTersa land—vide he Eaodon Baliye Ne v4 , “Lond lon ndon Era, acoa Rak: ing Poal verpool ir, New York cis new open fr engagements in first diame Manage: as n dates can "Messrs. RLBERT Fi pranoy, office oruie gy iJ nn street, New York. RW YORK OLYMPIO CIRCUS WILL REOPEN ON Saturday evoning, July 26, with a host of equestrian and variety talem, including Charles Abbot's Panto- mine troupe. For particulars see bills and posters, Ad- mittance 25 cents. METBOPoutTaN THEAT SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREBT, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIRTY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ——_ +> + —___- MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. AL AND EEE g ] aly LE Married. GoopyER—Cooksry.—On Spee July 24, 1873, by the Rev. Henry Tullidge, D. D., im St. Mathew’s church, Jersey City, N. J., WiLtiaM GoopyEr, of Montana Territory, Ke Miss CAROLINE Cooksey, of Potterne, Wiltshire, England. K#aRNY—BuisBake.—At the Church of the Incar- base e Thursday, July 24, by the Rev. Samuel Cox, D. D., Mr. EDWARD KEARNY to Mrs. SaBan H. BRISBANE, daughter of Hon. William Hogan, of Washington, D. C. MILIs—Srear.—On Tuesday, July 22, at the First Presbyterian church, Hoboken, by the Rev. J. W. Coleman, C.F. MILLS, of New york, to ALLIZ S., daughter of the late G. M. 5; No cards. THOMAS—RANDALL.—On ednesday, June 4, aaa at the residence of the bride’s parents, Larger Cross Roads, Somerset county, J., by the Rev. William Blauvelt, ApRaHAM THOMAS, of Jersey City, to Nerrig, daughter of N. 5. Randall, Esq. Births. AnpRFWws,—On Saturday, June 28, at Geneva, Switzerland, the wile of Loring Aarons, dr., of New York, of a son. Kosmax.—On Thursday, July 24, at ten min- utes to twelve o'clock A. M., Mrs. Louisa Kosmak, née Wack, wife of Emil H, Kosmak, was delivered of ason. All weil, Bovron.—At Ni jw Rochelle, on Thursday, 1873, LELLIAN eer ufant daughter of LeRoy H. and Huila 5, Bouton, aged 4 months and 11 days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the pain) atthe house, at four o’ciock P, M., on Ma ry. BRovY.—On Friday, July 25, at his residence, 237 East Seventh street, New York, Samugt Bropy, a 34 hi 8 and 4 months. nds are invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, on Sucday, 27th instant, at nine o'clock A. M. BuRaAUS.—At Paterson, N. J., on Wednesda: July 23, SaRant H., widow of John Burhaas, aged % ears. 4 Funeral on Saturday, July 26, at two P. M., from the residence of her son-in-law, John H. Dui v. D., No. 79 Division street, Paterson, N. J. tives and friends are invited. BuT.en.—At Youkers, on Friday morning, July 2%, of cholera infantum, CaroLing HAMILTON, only child of spa | L. and Corneita W. Butler, Jr., 9 montae s and 8 days. Gnd irends are invited to attend the from the residence of her ee tanta? Butler, Cliiton, Staten ‘ne atehginst., at two o'clock P. M, Carriages will be in atte! age’ on the arrivai of wwe one-o'clock boat city. a rani Many, Ris a, ti, aged prereset child of janes an Tamonth: funeral wili take oy fom No. 12 Madison this day (Saturday), at half-past ong CORNELL.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, after @ short but oe tom, AH, i Lewis ee on the 83d year r age. The frien ae invited *o attend the funeral trom the ce of her grandson, No. 133 an en Caged sree E. D., on Sat: om two 0’ ner —On Thursday, uly 4, Mania, wife of Mathew Cunning ae daughter of the late john aged ves and friends of the family are re- questea to attend the funeral, this day, at one o'clock P. M., from her late residence, 338 Kast Twenty-#ixth street. .—At Norwalk, Conn., on Thursday, July 24, CAROLINE, Wife of Waiter R. Doty, in the 07th year of her age. La. on Monday, at two o'clock P, M., from her late residence, at Norwalk. DRUMMOND.—On Priday, July 25, Ce pe infant son of William and Rebecca Drummond. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom the residence of his parents, 504 Mudson street, this iternoon, at two o'clock. ber a Funeral from ler late residence, 132 Stanhope street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sunday, the 27th inst, at turee o’clock P, M, South seventh stree' rry, South Fourth street and Bushwick avenue cars, to Myrtie Avenue Park. mn Wednesday, July 23, FRANKELIN.—At Newbury 1873, CHARLES ORARY NELIN, Infant son of Charles H. and Catharine A. Franklin. Fyngral services tig (Friday) alvernoon, at targe | Eliza Ann Jones, ATHERINE, wile of Robert J, Ellis, in the | oleae from the residence of John R. Come, fa ‘ Buried in Greenwood on Saturday, ai welv FRrancisco.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 24, Hapky BRgvOort Fuancisco. His gentle spirit passed Lake's munbaane on fo Sumamere og now has he final resi ‘To join the chilaren Christ has blessed. Funeral obsequies will take place from the rest- dence of his grandfatner, Samuel Brevoort, No. 42 Butler gat on. nom July 27, at two P. M. Prazten.—in Yonkers, on Thursday, July 24, ISAIAH FRazien, Ss nthe 88th year of his ‘The relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Atherton street, on Sunday, duly 27, af four o'clock P. Mi. FRrurMaNn.—ln New York, July 24, Emma M wife of Willard K. Freeman and daughter of the late Eben MoLellan, of Portiand, Me. General service to-day (Saturday), at eleven o'clock, at St. Alban’s church. Interment will be made in Boston. GatLicw,—On Thursday, July 2, Kars, beloved daughter of Mary and ‘Thomas Gailick, & native of the parisu of Kilncare, county Cavan, Ireland, in the doth year of ber ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her sister, Mrs, Ryan, 9% Tremont street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, the 27th Instant, at haliepast one o'clock P. HeIDEN.—On Wednesday, July 23, JOHN HEIDEN, aged 51 years, 5 months, Relatives and friends of - sony -_ mem- bers of Atlas Lodge, No. 316, F, and A. are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral ries his late residence, 9 Crosby street, on Sunday next, at one o'clock P. Huise.—At Washington, D. C., on Saturday morn- ing, July 19, Carte J., infant daughter of Austin B. and Nancy E. Hulse, aged 16 popins and 16 days, JOHNSTON.—At Elizabet! on Thursday, July 24, Many L., yo onild a David H. an Joanna Johnston, aged 1 Ving and 8 months. Friends are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday; noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 46 Jefferson avenue, near Jersey stroet, JoNBs.—At Greenpoint, on Wednesday, July 23, ANNIE DUDLEY, pies Seer of Thomas D. and aged 23 years. Relatives and fmends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, No, 116 Java strect, Greenpoint, on Sunday, at half-past ‘Weunmioas.<-In Brook! Wednesday, July 23, IRRIGAN.—In Brooklyn, on Wedn at the residence of her parents, 104 Lawrencs street, LILLIk M., in the 14 Seb of her age; only she of Wm. G. and Mary J. ga n. ds and relatives are invited to attend the he this (Saturday) alternoon, at four o'clock. KNIGRT.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, July 26, after a short iliness, James Knianr, in the 67th yearof his Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his iate residence, 269 War- ren street, on Sunday, the 27th inst, at half-past three o'clock. LaIpLaw.—On Wednesday, July 23, Mapain Ham- ILTON, {o the 7th year of erage. Friends of the family are invited to attend _ funeral, from the residence of her father, Dr. A. H. Laidlaw, corner of Paltsade and Beacon avenues, Hee City Heights, on Satarday, July 26, at one “LaNe.—On Friday, July 25, 1873, DaNimt, son of | John and Johanna Lane, aged 6 years, 11 months and 3 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the ri ence ot his parents, 145 Hudson street, on Sun- , July 27, at bali-past one 5 ae precisely. RMINIE,—AC ison, N. J. oe Frida) ay, Jas gay = Manus E., second daugnter of J —— ant Larminie, aged 4 years and 7 months. Funeral will take place from foot of Barclay street on the arrival of 9:20 train from Madison, . Je Le GaLLEz.—On Thursday, July 17, at Shutes- bury, Mass., Exiza HL, wile of P. G, Le Gallez, in the Soch year of her age. Buried in Albany Rural Cemetery Ji jaly 21. Leaoetr.—In Brooklyn, on the 25th tust., SaRan H., widow of John 1d 78 years, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the mneral, on Second 28th inst., at the nce of her brother-in-law, Paul Bunker, 24 Lefferts street, Brooklyn, at three o'clock P. M. LeEs.—At Hazelwood, his residence, near High Bridge, on Thursday, July 24, James Legs, in tue 57th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family ai spectfully invited to attend bis funeral, om iis late rest anne A, Saturday, oy, bate at a ‘ter past three P. be at the it station, Harlem Rall ie await the half-past ide P, M. train from Gran Gontrat depot. —At Red Bank, N. Re eY on Thursday, Jul on pie JosePH B. LEWIS, Jr., aged 28 years, monthg gnd 19 days. by Ly § se from the Bap- tist church, Red wo. oar At Catdhill, W.-Y, On Tharsday, July 24, Many J. eldest daughter of ‘dale Loe! e relatives ana iriends of the ‘amily aa the friends ot her brother, Joseph B. Lockwood, are in vited to attend the funeral, from the South Re- formed chureh, corner Fifth avenue and Twenty- first ree olan Monday afternoon, 28th inst., at three o’clock, without ee epee! Manoxy.—0n Mond ys STErHen ba} eer child of P. an (a ia Mahony, aged mont Funeral from the residence of his parents, 164 East pecren wae street, on Sunday, at one o'clock. MILLER.—Suddenly, on Thursday morning, July 24, WUBCKE _ LER, relict of John Miller, aged 56 years and 29 days, Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral, trom her late residence, No. 15 North Moore street, on Monaay, July 28, at two o'clock P.M. PowER.—OUn Friday, July 18, at Mobile, Ala., Davip J. Power, of this city, in the 35th year of his Ww terford a (ireland) ei please copy. Moork.—In chi on Thursday, July 2%, ANNIE LOUISA, the haved wife of Matthew Moore, ed 18 years, 4 months and 6 eee he relatives and friends of the family are re- epectinly invited to attend the funeral, from St, ecelia’s Roman Vatholic church, corner 106th street and Second avenue, this (Saturday) morn- ing, July 28, at ten o'clock, where a requiem high mass will be said lor the repose of her soul; thence to Calvary Cemetery. Nrae.—On Thursday, July 24, Joun W. NEAz, aged 34 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to eed the ee from his late residence, No, 546 rand stree PRESBY.. Son Thursday, July 24, of chotera in- fantum, Bessix May, infant daughter of Charles M, and Bessie Presby, aged 4 months and 16 days. Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 256 pent hel ee street, on Saturday, July 20, rf wo Ritzy.—On Friday, July 25, 1873, Epwarp P, RILEY, aged 44 years and 9 months. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence, 464 Hudson street, on Sunday, July 27, at half-past two o'clock. noe —On Thursday, July 24, 1873, ELEANOR native of the parish of Drumeliff, county sf rol Mrelaad, aged 75 years. ler remains will be taken from her late resi- dence, 265 First avenue, to the Church of the lm- maculate Conception, corner of Fourteenth street and avenue A, on Saturday, ia 26, at nine A. M., where a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and thence to Cavairy Cemetery, at one o’clock precisely. The retatives and irtends of the family are respectiully Invited to attend. SHEEHAN.—On Friday, July 25, after @ long ill- ness, PHILIP SukeHaN, & native of Kanturk, county Cork, Ireland, in the 81st year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sun- day, July 27, at two o'clock P. M., is late residence, 334 East Twenty-nintn street. ‘St.va.—At Tom's River, N. J., on Thursday, July 2%, of cholera tolantum, Manta Rose, only child of Captain V. M. C. and’Ann Jeanette Silva, Twen- ty-first United States infantry, aged 10 montis and 2 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fauly invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her grandfather, Francis J. Silva, No. 129 we ine Sod street, this (Saturday) morning, at nl cloc! San Francisco papers please copy. Smirn.—On Thursday evening, July 24, at St. Luke’s Hospital, Kosert BENSON SmiTH, formerly of Hudson, N. Y., in the 64th year of his age. Panerai from hospital, at half-past two O'clock P. M., on Saturda: ay Srerrens.—On Friday, July 25, after a long and KPPENS, aged 63 years, 9 severe illness, Carp The relatives and friends of the family are re- months and 23 days, the arn invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday, be: 27th inst., at two o'clock id Ls from pie late iT aA ea 7 avid Srmennges entre en an Ace the tam arn are ne pecttally invited to attend the funeral services from her late residence, = seare avenue, ou Satarday afternoon, the inst two o'clock. TAYLOR. —In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 24, 1873, a bg le 8 fe ae er Ls ead Cano- LINK, o fart Taylor, ‘The funeral will take plgce at the Puritan church, coruer ot Marcy and ee, + earl Brookiyn, on Saturday, July 26, at two P. Ly venue, is ol George Bruce, only son ny of bn Ol Henry and Louisa Quin, aged 7 Lesdp lg rh Ay ‘8 days. Funerai on Saturday, at hed 4 25, 1879, Miss reat Ww. ra pod i severe jilness, Cares nal th ted to attend The relatives and friends are in the funeral, from hier late residence, No. 89 Fourth faa hg Saturday alternoon, the 26th inst., at two o'cloc| Warersury.—tn Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 24, 1878, of paralysis, WittiaM H, WATERBURY, in the ath year of lus age, The relatives and friends of the family are re- speetfally invited to attend bis funeral from his late residence, 411 Hartt street, near Broadway (Brooklyn), on Sunday, July 27, at two o'clock, bog —in Plamfeld, N. J, on Thursday, July 24, ELisorr L., son of Thaddeus J, and 5. Hattie Whitlock, aged 7 months and 23 days, The relatives and friends of the family are ro- Spectfully invited vo attend the funera!, from the residence of his grandfather, Lowis R. Davis, 64 Weat Thirey-fish gtroot, Now York, (nua (Saturday) morning, at eleven o'clock. The remains will taken to Greenwood for bce ve Witpg.—On Friday, July. Laura Aan} Hise fe Saad of Dr. Thomas ‘and Josepnind ‘Tue relatives and friends Sef mem, ee parer te ronidenoe, eo ae PIER rene, B on sand the 2 e 27th inst, at three P. M. rook WINTJEN.—OD peren Pricay, hily 25, HENRY Witte WINTJEN, 2 years and 7 months, ‘The relatives ana en enee family are invitea to attend the funeral, from his late residence, cor- ner of South First and Hleventh streets, on Sun- 27, at half-past one o'clock, yoar of oy, July INTERHOFF.—Saddeuly, af Staten ther EpMuND WinreRnorr, in tne 36th Nonice of funeral in Sunday's papers. ———— +o THE COURTS. ‘The usual plactdity of the Common Pleas, Special Term, was yesterday morning ruffled by an applica~ tion for & mandamus in behalf of Recorder Hackett ‘and City Judge Sutherland against the Comptroller, who, for some inexplicable reason, excepts them from the arrangement made with all the otior, Judges; and also by a courteous but sharp tit ii & romantic divorce sult between respective counsel, It ts proposed to test the question as to the legality of detaining witnesses in the House of Detention after the first trial of the case in which they were held as witnesses, With this view ap- Plication was made yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge Pratt, for writs of habcas Corpus in the case of the two brothers, Hart ané Redmond, who were witnesses in tne trial Stokes. An effort will be made to secure their re- lease on the ground that, having given their testi- mony once, thereis no legal basis for their further detention. Tho writs were granted and the case will come up for argument this morning. Francis Gustav Colberg, wno has been held by Commissioner Davenport to awalt the action ofthe Grand Jury on a charge of having smuggled goods Into this port by the steamer Cali/ornia, appears to be @ person of some distinction. Mr. Reymert, counsel for defendant, informed Assistant District Attoraey Denke that Colberg is a natural son of the late King of Sweden, and half-brother of the present monarch of that country. W. W. Whipple, who had filled the position of cashier in the Post Office of Norfolk, Va., was ar- rested yesterday in Church street, by Deputy Mar- shal Barnard, on acharge of embezzling money, the property of the United States. The accused was taken before Commissioner Shields, and, hav- ing waived an examination, was committed to the custody of the Marshal, to await an order of re- moval to Virginia. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Salaries of the Recorder and City Judge. Before Judge Larremore. The People ex rel. John K. Hackett vs, The Board of Estimate and Apportionment.—On application of Brown, Hall & Vanderpoel, the Judge issued for the Recorder an order for the Comptroller and the Board of Apportionment to show cause on the first Monday of next term why estimate and Sppropria- tion should not be made to cover the salary ol the Recorder at the full rate of $15,000 per annum Shrougtout the entire year, and not portions of it. AS stated on the application it substantially covers also the case of the City Judge. Suit for Divorce. Laura A. S. MacDonald vs. Augustus EB. Mac- Donald.—The plainti@, who is the daughter of Mr. Charlies Dayton, an old resident of Harlem, brings action for divorce, on ground of adultery, against her husband, who ts chief of the medical staff at Bellevue Hospital. Tne Doctor denies the charge most broadly in his answer. At present anap- ication is made for alimony and counsel fees. pPyg babe Nib Oake’ aa pha in vee ion and Lockwood au a in read volaminous affidavits, full of the Taanee oF an elopement in 1870 and a return during the honey- moon of the young wile to the paternal mausion in enti ent of family ‘elegranis and letters to “ tor"s counsel blamed. the traditional r-in-law, and the wife's counsel alleged de- lon and ue hale by Cee ore the cause for the necessary return. - feat brethren of the Doctor signed affidavits strongly in his favor, while the family ones were as strong Senne’ nim, ' Alter extended argument tlio Judge took the papers and reserved his decision. wPERiOA counT—sPEdlaL TERA, Decisions. By Judge Freedman. Fentenheinoe va. Shepherd.—Order denying md- re to annie, action to the Marine Court, with Ivison vs. Koehler et notndes of reference, COUNT CF COMMON IN PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decision. yy. Judge Larremore, Cofferi va. Cofferi.—Keference ordered to Dennis- ton Wood to take proof and report as to alimony and counsel fee. JEFFERSON MASKET POLICE COUAT. A General Melee, On Thursday eveningas Terence Dunnigan and Martin Shultz, of No. 394 Eleventh avenue; James McKenney, of 242 West Thirty-third strect, and John Dowling, of 236 West Thirty-third street, were standing on Thirty-fourth street they were ac- costed by William Padion, residing on First avenue, who inquired the time of night. Dunnigan re- sponded and he moved on, but soon returned and commenced @ scuifle with his informant. As the result @ general row ensued, in which the leg of Padion was broken. ‘The at- tention of the police Len gl attracted, the whole Joe were arrested and taken to the station jouse. Here the surgeon directed Padion to be taken tothe Bellevue Hospital, and the others were arraigned before Justice Ledwith at the Jef- ferson Market Police Court yesterday, where counter complaints were made. During the ex- amination much excitement was caused in Court by Dunn falling into a fit, out of which he was brought by the efforts of the officers, and was held to bail in the sum of $500 to answer. The others were discharged. Embezziement. George H. Ferry, of 248 East 119th street, was charged by his employer, Rufus Smith, of 519 Broadway, with embezzling the sum of $8 in money and $54 in goods. He was held in the sum of $600 to answer. A WOMAN ARRESTED WITH POCKET. Mrs. Fairfield, who claims to reside in Syosset, Long Island, was arrested at Long Island City yos- terday morning, charged with stealing a watch from Mrs, Murphy, who resides on Ferry street, Mrs, Fairfield went to Mra. Murphy's house yester- day morning, stating that she had passed the night in the railroad depot, She said she wanted some washing done, and put on one of Mrs. Murphy's dresses. Mrs. Murphy is a widow lady, and her late husband’s watch was hanging above the man- telpiece. Mrs. Murphy Stepped out for a moment, leaving the lady alone, hen sve returned the watch was gone. Mrs. Fairfleld was arrested on suspicion. She was taken bejore Reovrder Pur- cella, and, on examination, bonds to the amount of $1,500 were found upon her person, besides many otaer valuables. She will have an examination 0-day. The watch was not found in ber posses- mone but was discovered in the cket of acoat hanging on the wall, where itis believed she placed it after bemg accused of the theft, BURNED 10 DEATH Alittie girl about four years of age, daughter of C. KH, Van Blarcom, of 103 Ward street, Paterson, was playing with matches on Thursday evening, when ste set fire toner dress, Her mother dis- covered the child in fames and tore off her burne ing clothing, being severely burned about the hands in doing 90. The child's tnjurn serious that, despite the best medical aid, te yesterday from the effects o! the burns. isa singular Ptoincidence that Mr. Van Blarcom’s sister, a a young lady, while visiting a friend in New York a w years since, lost her lite in nearly the samo aaaner, her dress having taken fire irom the ignited end of a parlor match as she was striking it. INDIAN RAID INTO MEXIOO, A Camp Grant (Arizona) letter to the San Diego. Union, under date of 28th ult., says :— The news has just reached here that Na-ta-za’s band, or at least the male portion, numberng about two hundred, have leit the Chiricahua Feaers vation fora raid into Chihuahua, This band of Apaches formeriy lived near Janas, in Cnih shoe, and are noted for bad conduct. They came on 0 the reservation last Fall, and have since drawn rations from the government except when thoy have been away on raids in sonora aod Chihuahua. Itis now reported that a smail band of them made afraid intu Cuithuahua not long fo, when the Mexicans got the best of themand killed a num~ ber, and that now the whole band, \ te five or six old men, have gone to make up for losses and get revenge for the other failure, ie treaty made by General Howard with the Indians on this resers vation was such that General Crook has no right to march troops over the reservation to examime tha subject or to prevent the wrong.