The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1873, Page 11

NEW. YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1873—TRIPLE SHEN, THE WESTERN RING. ‘The Coming Fight Between Allen and Hogan. Something About the Unknown Aspirant— The Articles—Training—Betting. Sr. Louis, Mo., Oct. 15, 1873. The challenge of Ben Hogan to Tom Allen, made on the eve of the latter’s victorious battie with Mike McCool, has been one of the most sensational events in Western prize ring history of late years, and the excitement has rather increased than di- minishea since the maten was made. Allen has always ranked among the best men with his hands in the world, despite his defeat by Mace, while the terrible punishment which he administered to McCool three weeks ago seemed to stamp the chal- Yenge of a novice who had never entered the magic circle nothing more nor less than an ebullition of madness or over confidence. Hogan, however, promptly backed his défi with dollars, and those iis own, which has been regarded a sufficiently convincing proof of his being in earnest, and put himself into the hands of the McOool faction to ‘undergo his preparation, which was accepted as a proof that the fight was on the square. Indeed, I hear that there is bad blood between the two men, and it was the long-cherished hostility between the Allen and McCool partisans which niade the late ‘ght so sharp and sanguinary. The same cause may Jead on the eventful 28th to similar results, in the shape of what Harry Hotspur called “bloody noses and cracked crowns.” HOGAN’S HISTORY, After signing the articles (by which the men ‘agree to fight a fair, stand-up fight, according to the rules of the London prize ring, for $2,000, the fight to take place within fifty miles of this city, men to scale at catch weight), Hogan at once went Into training, under the superintendence of “‘Dub- din Tricks,” who bad acted as Mike MeCool’s mentor, Hogan, though he recently hails from Pittsburg, is an ola New Yorker, and was, ifl am not mistaken, born in the First ward. He has been by profession a trainer and gymnasium Keeper, and was concerned as trainer in some of the long-distance walks against Weston. When he came to this city he was in good rude condition, 80 that he has had no occasion for severe work or wasting. He will likely fight about fiiteen pounds ander Allen’s weight, He strips well; being big and muscular; 18 broad across the ‘shouiders, though not so deep in the ch than whom he 1s about two inches less in height. His length of reach is noticeable, he spars weil and in clever on his pins, aud 18 claimed to be Allen's rior in wrestling. Here his iriends think he have the better of the Englishman, claiming ma when the men come together Hogan’s ‘aDLLty to throw Allen will atone for the former's advan- tage in size and strength. He is about twenty- eight or thirty years of age, and nas never before sppeared in tue Oe TOM ALLEN, Allen is sufficiently well known to need no de- Scription. After defeating McCool he indulged in a ‘week of drinking, Which would not seem to have been dictated by prudence 1n view of his having so soon to tackle another man of unknown calibre and capabilities. However, this “lushing” once over Re set himsel! steadily’ to work, nominally under he care of Jack Madden, but really seeing to him- self; and having been in the pink of condition at the time of his fight and undergone no punisnment of fny consequence therein he should have plent, ist time to get himself ready for the all eventuul big with the late of Hogan and St. Louis CONFIDENT OF VICTORY. Both men are confident of victory. Allen pro- fessea his ability to “‘eat up”? Hogan in’ less than a quarter of an hour, and his friends are laying hats- full of money that he wins in ten and fliteen min- utes, while on the main event they are offering all sorts of odds up to two to one. Hogan is no less confident, and blows his own trumpet even more loudly than his friends do, A very heavy moneyed interest is at Hogan’s back, and all the bets that Allen’s friends will lay on their man at odds or on his winning in a short time are promptly taken up. Fores himself is investing very ak on the re- jult, and backs himself so freely and talks so loudly hen the more cynical of the city sports profess ‘ave doubts of sanity, and declare that he the toils ofaring of adroit sharpers, who are Nattering his vanity and quietly, through their agents, taking up all the bets he is laying on him- eat till there is no doubt that a good deal of nuine Support has been extended to the Pitts- urger, and that he will carry a good deal of any Achates, and one of the principal teers up of yorene fight, is Mike Ganley, the liquor lealer, who was once well known in Brooklyn, your City of Cpa chek mere he formerly resided— as @ promoter of Sere He declares that the ht will come o! i he has to carry the men to Canada or Kansas. THE FIGHT WILL TAKE PLACE. As to the Pap breaking up o! the battle by ‘the authori gow no fears need be entertained on this score. The Missouri oficers will arrest the two ancipale and compel them to give bonds to keep the peace within the State, and the police pl no on hand to see that the excursionists leave aceably. The fight will undoubtedly be foughelin in Iiinois; but whether the boat will go up jown stream will be kept dark to the last mo- ment, as the county authorities across the river are burning to avenge themselves upon the bruis- ers for the recent invasion of the sacred soil of St. lair count ty. poearances the mill will be short, 8 arp yan anguinary, Allen intending to force the fighting from the word. His triends have een deal of money laid on his winning in short time, nd as Hogan is the younger man, and Allen has been doing considerable drinking, which might tell against him ina protracted struggle, his tac- tics are to go to close quarters at once and force she fighting. URUGUAY. Commercial Relations to the United States—Cabinet Missions te Brazil and Paraguay—Peace and Internal Devel- opment—Railways and Telegraphs. MONTEVIDEO, August 19, 1873. The extraordinary session of the Legislative Corps opened on the 5th inst., the Executive hav- 4ng submitted to its consideration several very 1m- portant matters. Among others is the ratification of the commercial treaty with the United States ‘which was sanctioned by our Congress during iis Jast session. CABINET MISSIONS. The President has solicited and obtained au- thority from the Permanent Commission to send a special envoy to Brazil and one to Paraguay, hav- Ang nominated for the first mission Dr. Don Carlos Maria Ramirez, and for the second Dr. Don José M. Siema y Carranza, two able and promising young lawyers and statesmen. The object of the misston to Brazil is said to be in relation to the debt of this Republic to the Empire, and to ad- just the question pending for some time past rel- ative to the free navigation of Lake Merim, situ- ated on the frontier of both countries, As regards the mission to Paraguay the intention 18 to cele- brate a treaty between the respective Republics. DIPLOMACY WITH PARAGUAY. No definite information nas been received as to the result of the Mitre negotiations in Paragua; relative to the treaty with the Argentine Conie eration, which at one time assumed such a args hase ‘as to induce many to expect 0] pture. Jt is, however, hoped that all dificult or ‘wiil have been overcome, and lead to an immedi- Fd arrangement With the envoy from this Repub- ‘THE SPANISH EMBASSY. The pew Spavish Minister, Don José Mellado, has arrived, and will in a few days be received by the President in public Sige eatin occurred, <0 disturb the internal barred the Republic. Everything is quiet and rderly,. With a laudable determination manifested on the Rett, of the authorities, from the President down the lowest ‘“‘comisario,” to oy their shoul to the wheel and work for ublic us far the administcation of Dr. Maurt proved @ perfect success, and ali are inspired ‘with confidence in the new order of things, so dif- ferent from past warlike times, when the greatest ambition Of an oriental was to wear a sword and hurl ajance in Wk go of the old Spanish chiv- alry, Now one hears on all among natives as Well as foreigners, discussions of new projects, such as railways, telegraphs, dock and port schemes, pi Ta to) ala ike + RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT, The Central Uruguay Rallrond. is is constructed Faae" GT Serneatoriet ce t Florid: in & open frames for far as, that point when Tt wil bev ously Duragn new fine t to the eastward irom sion, tra towards Piya and Maldonado 1s ee, progressing, and under tne or HY ‘ge of an active and on Sean an betel ye can coun Would we ynaa more auch enterprising Yankees among us. TRLRGRAPHIC COMMUNICATIC A steamer, with tne cable for telogray "En pe ey as between Buenos a . Janeiro (to connect wit line at ween ta aboruy il and Lisbon), has arrived, nd Anower expetted. she company promise to have it in vorodteber we Brazilian capital wa, the and Ota fare, to the eftect peroment Cases revolution, stall ernment troops had ed some over @ portion the revolutio! Paz, but to all appearance the revolution was pro- gressing and gathering strength daily. A large quande ty of aring and ammunit! iéatined lor pez Jordan, had been. seized at Salto; they are reported as “Springfields,” and were shipped from Montevideo as telegraphic material, thus eluding the vigilance of the Custom House authorities. 4 GOVERNOR'S PET. te the Front Again—An Illinois Girl Who Used to ‘Wear Epaulets on the Aggressive on the Pacific Slope=She “Trounces” an Alleged Traducer and Gets Of “Scot Free. The war correspondent of the HERALD has re- ferred to the career of the “Scout of the Army of the Cumberland,’ who at least attained notoriety if not fame by her vicarious adventures in the early part of the war. The lady had droppea out of sight, as has a Western Governor and ex-United States Senator, but the former, according to the San Francisco Chronicle, comes to the front again before the Governor, The Chronicle says:— All persons who have travelled hiked the delightful stage road that connects Redwood City and Pescadero wil remember a lovely locality ni tame La Honda Junc- tion, an rly ‘Sausman’s.” It is situated in aldeep cauyon, which is thickly timbered with monster redwoods, gorio and La Honda creek: trout streams, Srrigh are’ midet frequented duriciy the, dsbing someon’ The coast range of mountains through which these creeks flow are well filled with quu:l, doves, deer and that La Honda is a thvorite resort for For the lnst four taoutha [rom ob my \ The surrounding country is well peopted by Hines of stages pass cach way Gaily, 40 that, taken altogether, the locality has conside able of busy hum. A country store is kept there by A. Kt. Sausman and Will Sayers. Thus much for the scene ot our plot. Let us now consider THE PROMINENT ACTORS in the comedy. Sausman isa rough, warm-hearted old customer, wio has been through the Mexican war and is we:l known by many of the Mexican veterans in this city. He is one of the class of men who prefer a back- woods life, genial, who!le-: ceoaled, making Do pretensionto the possession of a classical education, Lut endowed with anample fund of good sense. His partner, Sayres, 18 a {ouns man, perhaps about twenty-five. Ie is respect ly connected, his tather being John sees well Known in'San Mateo’ count the first setiler in the town known as “sayresville,”” Will's father and mother are both noted for their well-balanced characters, but ae how their wisdom has not descended to the son. U: ion whether the general verdict upon the ta! ter just one or not, perhaps this narration will row some light. The Chronicle proceeds to quote the following snyartiagmen’ published fn a San Francisco jour- nal:— A young widow lady, refined and educated, will take chatge of a gentleman's house in the city or country, and desires a home, Address Bila Chatiliier, Sun Fran: clsco Post oftice, Oi And continues: Whether he (Mr. Sausman) wason the lookout for an advertisement of that kind does not appear, but this much ig certain, thathe and his partner were keeping bach- elors’ hail, he attending to the store while Sayres drove the team and kept their well-assorted stock replenished. ge was increasing in the store, and to add to their labors they were having almost daily calls upon their Hospitality ‘by amateur angiers, who came but tor a day or two, and were unprovided with conveniences for camping out Sausman and Sayres did not pretend to fotely but so long as they had plenty to eat they could refuse no one & meal, their larder was beginning to seriously discommode our old. Mexican veteran, tor he had to do all the cooking. Although he was notin love with cooking. he did not mind getting upin his rude way the homely meals to his partner sat down; but when it came to appeasing the hunger of half a dozen others—and some of them sometimes ladies—he demurred exceedingly to the requirement, and pethought himself if there was not some way out of the difficulty, He could have hired £ Chinese cook, but his soul abhorred the thought of hey: ing a moon-eyed heathen around the place. loquized, as his eye lighted on the aivartionnank aS Just the thing. I will write to Mrs, Chatilller, and if she proves to be a respectable woman, and can take charge of our aed room and kitchen, we will send tor her.’” He YOUNG WIDOW LADY”) ENGAGED, Accordingly he wrote and in a few days received an answer requesting turther Ee ae Several letters of business passed between them and finally she agreed to come down and take a look at the place and con- veniences, preparatory to a final decision on the part of each whether or not she mpuld consider hersetf engaged asa heusekeeper, So one d: ay, early in July a beautiful woman, apparently under thirty yaare of of ee. with dark ir and black, axpresstye re ges, alighted from the coach and introduced herself Sausman as ‘Mrs. Chatil- Her.” She was a ary “of more than ordinary attrac- tions and one to whom nature had et es great power of command. Mr. Sausman welcomed her cordi- ally and grower introduced her to the mysteries of the dining root nd kitchen, The conveniences were quite rude, but ars Chatiiter took hold with a will aud soon evolved order out of chaos, Wuar THE “yoUSG WIDOW LADr” ENEW ABOUT HOUSE. There was at that time veamping within a few hundred Rss of the store the Rey. Mr. ker on family, ene vy, E. K, Noble, pastor of the Second Gongrega: onaeeh of this city, and his family, esi yy others, friends of theirs, mal apa all a party of a 4 more. The daughter of Ker was taken camp, and Mrs, Baker had Tollelted the conveniences of Sausman and Sayres’ house tor the comfort of her daugh- ter nahe day before Mrs. Chaullier arrived. Mrs. Baker ‘was, therefore, there when Mrs, Chatillier arrived. Mrs, Baker and Mrs, Chatillicr took bold of the housework to: gether, and made so decided a change in the hitherto uninviting appearance of the bachelors’ home that Messrs. Sausman and Sayres thought themselves trans- ferred by fairy hands into Paradise. THE OLD MAN'S CORIOSITY AnovSED, Sausman pondered mueh over the = cireum- stance of a lovely, refined and educated wi . such as Mrs. Chauilier undoubtedly was, seeking a oaituation asa housekeeper, and accepting one temporarily in such an out of the way place as that. He wag not exactly satis- fied. He believed that the woman had a Po aN is inere: ing demand on BUT NOT ENTIRELY if known, would shed a flood of light on the ini subject. One day he said to her, Gage anaes that Bod time, pe: snap wil ll a rg HE Some time, perhai ou what ut not how. But asige from be assured, Mr. Sausmal that lam just what 1 pi be. Tam a widow. have some property, Daewt itis encumbered by mort ase, and I cannot realize anythi Bag it ae rerent without Making # great sacrifice. In time it will come around il rig it, but now I have nothing to live on. I must live by hone: maa table means if atall. Ihave acquaint- ces ‘ancisco whom I do not care to have know the de} ho ot poverty to which I am at present redaced, x rece ved ascore or more answers to my advertisement rmrontcte, some of them evidently written for any- ine Sur an honorable pu jooked the most favorably on vours Because T felt convinesd that t would be treated with respect here and also because this locality would take me away from my acquaintances. 8o, good Mr. Sausman, keep my secret, so iar as I have made it known to you, ‘until such time as I can tell you turther of myseli. ‘ MRS. BAKER THOUGHT OF THE “YOUNG be! ameate curious than ever, Sausman agreed to with the request. The beautiful mystery remained tor several “anys, during conducted hi os as to win the srenpect Hr a ‘who ‘saw her. Mr. Eas: n, althoug! own mind that eve thing was right, oaaked of Mra, Baker her opiniea of ae lady in question, esti- mate of a womal ite than a poker for woman gauges her own sex by intuition and lat at those captivating arts which are pat forth aga! nt ‘men with such resistiess power. Mrs. +d replied Bat she had observed Mrs. Chatillier very close! seen nothing to make her suspect that he vas nots +3 ach she would believe her to be had Noha ¢ her 0} iitton. understood ov Mrs. Chatiliier's arrival that she would have to return to San Francisco in a few days, her visit being mainly one eae chai So, atter causing the construction of innumerable shelves ‘and cup! and meatsafes and whatever else taste could devise for the comtort and 9 P of the house, her allotted time having expired, vane (00k the re- ftirn stage to Redwood and the cars thetice to this ci Sausman was delig with the change sh ‘wrought. wi were hung wis ona! aaa eve! ry corner of tne room contained something tractive seinich Boapone, the, Presence, of fovely wm Jett he asked her when she would return. “Ican not tell washerreply. ‘Perhaps I may not want toreturn; per. haps yoo may not wautme to, We will decide upon i bist fer. bawei ‘THe SUSPICIOUS JUNIOR PARTNER, . junior partner of the firm tho he “smelled @ mice." He had made, « number of advances toward the but although he met with, eueenin he imagined {hat something was wrong. So he pavtned fenlor thet Ne did not believe. Mra 2.90 bas tee Hee ee ne ie aoe ew OIL”. Foolied tonieane Tp EAlyou what todo. You go to San Francisco ana find out where she lives: get acquainted with her as wel you can, and use the oye Eo ans at your comm: ho and what she sete itcommisaion fret! eulied hj a Rngiwiedge at vf ung Sayres. e ori inself on a a boewiedge funan if Kae im gerjeral aaa woman ia n particu: been Jar HG Reaecit' that he knew ite lights ona shatee cra do yt. TRE JUNIOR PARTNER'S SUSPICIONS MELT AWAY LIKE MORN- Ny accepted the task, went, and in a few retired rapture 4 a bi 1 £8, a eras me Fea iene | i * he one |» No tell 708 todo, noblest-hearted women I ever tt was agreed between the partners that Mrs. ciautier fay return, it she would. After pome fur, men & be ei Reg oe Fespoct of all. BB squsbow Reed that ene 5 FVers they were outa ee ke at at 8 cold ap pace, aot pare: ~p-fs be aa he had been. Rees ~ a ritinoring. he te fae #0 bad that at sa Sausman Tesi her remaining any ‘ner oP eee fe throw ous dark hints regarding her wrnten would macurally iead his hearers to question her coef Sausman hag ti new what shea KA ter. He infor as before she came d ‘plied, at he could not Weheve inaatuuch as hi ry so directly gave the ll toh irmer ay invarunious LADY RESOLVES 10 DEPART. wow Sayre: Tynad she sh 0. a, ‘ore she unless she wante herselt dectiea” i ing. [ann | that tne would not, and jon, remain whore she ina nity was heaped upon her ver by Mee hed We cea satay 168 enns yres. She caeiee before » and ta ik pie ee mod ah maee, feu fe rhe! for fay wom rear acter. She srselt, she must ftionco him. tore, crate xi ‘on Aski ot Hioa aarti oh a |= aes ennai iit her ch ash dee, nee ae of ht nis said she was willing to do. Thursdi f Sep- tember, was set et fot ber ‘depen tite At eleven o'clock ip the. frown Peacad up crowded with eaves rs. Mrs. Challies puss ou the signe poses waiting te be placed 1. ne boot the store, nich hw josen or m inelndi wih a Janae oF 088 pie, inci & ord miners ‘accosted h Stiiaw Styres ‘you have heaped indicuities upon. ‘me ever Sines u here insults because it is not in your to insult me; but you have to Insult me and ‘e maligned my character, | now demand that in e presence Of these witnesses you retract everything Saat ou have said, and ‘apologize for your ungentle- ly conduct.” THE DEMAND YOR A RETRACTION REFUSED. The spectators stood thunderstruck. | Sayres flushed up with anger and, in @ contemptuous manner, refused to muke the reparation, “Mr. sayrea oe coptinced, “my futher isdead, my husband is dead, and Lhave no big brother to tit For me: Thave 19 fe my own battles, and [ tell you | shall be obliged to Eves youu home mbiyping if ly don’t make the retrac' Tave d jemani Bayres hin rowing PY go off! What Willfolks think of you, coming into @ ate and talking like that to me |B CASTIGATION. ‘Thereupon, the determined woman walked out to the stage, ¢ long whip trom the driver's seat, and, winding the long tash around the tough stock, advanced Upon Sayres and dealt him a halt dozen blows.as severely as her strong right arm could lay them on, Every ove stood by in amazement, but nota finger was lifted and Not a mouth opened to ‘oppose the execution of the ren- tence. At the sixth or seventh Liat Ge Sayres, who could not well run, succeeded in grasping the whip. Let go of that oF Till shore your” exclaimed. his ngered (oe, thrusting her hands into her pocket, no! You shan’t shoot me! TI won't be shot by a woman!” returned the terror stricken young man. He saw no opportunity for escupe, and he thereture grasped her around the waist, thus imprisoning ler pistol arm. "Let go my whip, then,” was the reply, She succeeded, by a sudden movement, in jerking the whip trom nis pe and freeing herself trom his grasp, whereupen she ‘OC! lead again to lay the blows on th! ick and fast. The Whipstock Hew. into ativers: mud. the huunivated youns pat more dead than alive—from terror if not from bruises—tinally broke away and darted past his angry assailant, crying as “Don't let her soot me! Don’t let hér shoot me He. took refi in the house, locking the door afier him as he enter: GKAND TAULEAU—THE SCOUT OF TiK CUMBERLAND. The belligerent woman, then turning to Mr. Sausman, who had stood by an interested spectator ot the aitair, said :—"Mr. Sausiman, you have ever been a gentleman in your conduct tow: ards me, I told you not long ago that some time I would let you kuow my true name. It is ‘Major Pauline Cushman.’ j God!” ejaculated the old Mexican veteran, “is it ossibio’ | Major. Pauline “Cushman, the Scout ‘of the Sumberland?’ He could say no more, REPARATION PROMISED TO THY STAGE DRIVER, Major Cushman (for the young widow lady was none other) mounted the box with the driver, remarking to him in the hearing of the ‘astounded bystanders >— “Mr, Ingalls, I haye ruimed your whipstock, but it was in & food cause, 1 want you to give ine its dimensions er for you. and will have it berland) to in return for one which she broke over the ‘bac ot William Sayres, September 26, 1873, for aspersing her reputation.’ SHE DESIRES TO HUSH IT UP. Major Cushman has had so many adventures that she counts this last one of no comparative consequence, and has seconded the efforts of Sayre: ends to hush fhe matter up. The adair was on ended to afiect the immediate neighborhood ot Sayres’ residence ; but it was witnessed by too satis eyes to be kept long a secret, CORONERS’ CASES. Coroner Herrman was yesterday notified to hold an inquest upon Mary Faran, aged forty-three, who died at her residence, No. 147 Ludlow street, from burns received on Tuesday evening last by her clothes catching fire from the explosion of a Kerosene lamp, Patrick Laley, aged thirty-six, a native of Ire- land, died at the Reception Hospital (Ninety-eighth street) yesterday, from injuries said to have been inflicted by a piece of timber falling from a build- ing and striking him on the head. Coroner Kessler Will hoid an inquest, On Tuesday last Mary A, Butler, a single woman aged twenty-two, died at No. 25 Thompson street, from some Cause at present unknown. There be- ing no certificate of death the body remained in the house until yesterday aiternoon, when it be- came very offensive, decomposition having set in. Captain Wilhams, of the Eighth precinct, on being intormed of the jacts, immediately ordered the body to be removed to the Morgue and notified the Coroner's oilice. An investigation into the case will be made to-day. (er ee a er BOARDERS WATTED. as EAST ¢ OF BR BROADWAY. CENTRAL HOTEL sirect (European piun}Rooms ie. 780. and 33 50 per week. Restaur: 1 yer day ouse open all night. LARGE, HANDSOME FRONT ROOM AND TWO single ooms to let, with board, at 2!7 West Four- teenth street; house first class and location unusually de- sirable; references. SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS, HANDSOMELY FUR. nished, bath, pantries, &c., on moderate terms; pri- vate table and attendance; reierences, 14 East Thirty- second street, between Filth and Siadison avenues. DOOR FROM GRAND HOTEL.—A FINE SUIT ‘of Rooms to let, with or without private table, No. 36 Nh coor first street; highest references given and requi ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM TO LET— With Boara, where there are but few boarders; very. superior accommodations offered. 164 West Twenty- second street. No children taken, References. ST HOUSE WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE.—HAND- somely furnished Rooms, singly or en suite, with first cinas Burd; private table if desfred, No. 7 West Twenty: ninth street. 1 50 * PER DAY, $6 PER WEEK AND UPWARDS, lor fine Rooms, with excellent Board, at the Grove House, 172, 74. 176 and 178 Bicccker street, near Broadway ; grounds for croquet, &c. 2, GENTLEMEN AND THKIR WIVES, OR FOUR single gentlemen, can be accommodated with Koard andsome second floor; terms moderate; forerenoes exchanged. Inquire at 275 West Eleventh street, near Fourth st Q HANDSOME | SECOND FLOOR CONNECTING Rooms, pleasant third floor front Room ; also newly furnished back Parlor; excellent Board; reasonable terms; references. 139 West Forty-first street. eeeneors SECOND ibang aa el NECTING pleasant, third floor {ront also newly fatnishod back Parlor; excellant Bosrl;’ rensouable terms; references. 139 West Forty-first street. 2 OR THREE YOUNG MEN ACCOMMODATED WITH good Board and pleasant, Boom, $5 to $6 per. week; also vacancy fora lady. No. 220 West Tnirty-third st. WEST THIRTIETH STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST of Fitth avenue.—Magnificently furnished Parlor, Suitable for gentleman and wile or entlemen ; also Rooms on top floor for two gentlemen. House and table Gest class. EAST SEVENTEENTH 8TREET.—ONE VERY Pleasant front Room to let, with first class Board, Also a single Room for a gentleman, 5TH AVENUE, NO. 76 —VERY DESIRABLE FUR- ished Rooms, with Board, an entire floor; private table if desired; all conveniencies and appointments un- exceptionable. References. lit AVENUE, NO. Se DESIRABLE ROOMS, en suite or , with Board; private table if pre- ferred; or, being very convenient to Delmonico’s, will rent an entire Floor, without Board ‘TH AVENUE.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS tojet, en suite or singly, at moderate pricer, with first clase Board; references ‘No, 286, between Thirtieth and 1 VANDAM STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAL.—HAND- F somety furnished front Room; also double and hall to let, with or without Board ; terms moderate. $7. references, oor; Spencer place. corner Fourth’ and West Tentn street \TH oi at cans “al TSP eee OmaLY FUR- nished first class Board, suitable for families or single riadewment references exchanged. EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY place and Firth ue.—Single and double Rooms, with Board, for families or gentlemen; tabic boarders accommodi 5 1 EAST THIRTY-THIRD Le ages SPACIOUS Second Floor, Haseena irnished, with or without private table; alse a front ‘Room on fourth floor, TH STREET—A LARGE PARLOR, HANDSOMELY furnished, with two connectin, is and pri- Yate bath, with ; extremely io part of gentlemen: also other Rooms, ferences. 45 West TH STREET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE, 300 AND 30%—Large front Rooms and closets, handsomely bg ‘oa second floor; also hall Room on fourth floor, TO $9 PER WEEK.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD; ry fe ge} Ba oy ge BE good heighborhood ; 14™ bt 3 NO. ¥ hate oe NBAR_ FIFTH avenue,—Farni Rooms to let, with Board, to- a. or separately, suitable for families 0 or gentlemen; terms moderate ; references, 1473, bs $21 WEST.—A LARGE, PLEASANT story front, and hall Room, with first class Board! ier two desirable Rooms for gentlemen; terms mod ite: references. EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Madison and Fifth pate ped Jet, with Board, a ‘arlor and Bedroom ‘on. second Aoor front, suitable for & family or single gentlemen; references exchanged. 22) STREET, NO. 246 WEST, BETWEEN SEVENTH and Eighth avenues.—Hooms, with or without D STREET, 168, WAST, 1% BLOCKS FROM BROAD- way.—A splendid newly furnished Second Floor, hot and cold water, ample closet room and every conven- iso one other ah <I leasant Suit to desirable ites; first class) Bow attendence; this eleyant ouse has been completely. Prenoystes ani new iy furs ished ; proper references required. 2} D 8t, as ar E. rye rg bes ded rebo| a Soa e 01 second floor: ny thy fot Rooms aboverto Tet, Sith first class 210 bet elegans SECOND NO. D4 Mors tone k it t0 Ie with ft + Algo Zorinocting and: half, Weom oh third door; location unex. coptionabl troterences exchanged 26™:, at NO. U4—A FEW YOUNG LADIES tain pleasant Rooms, with Board, at above fumbert everything first class, 28 ved’ Renn th STREET, + USAR Ff PRINCE.—PUR- Re for light house re cei a Feasonable Hoc tai 30 ) fone comes -FIFTH STREET,—TWO surrs or ndisomely ect Board, to Paneer or with: oar serond tal Tourenoee STREBT.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF FUR- 36" a en floor) to rent, with Wi alte. a Waites’ avenue, ofuet BOARDERS WANTED. BM 39 GREAT Jones , STREET, FIFTH HOUSE PROM Lafayette pla: jandsome furnished Rooms, with B j Southern exposure; family private. 39 Best TWENTY-SIXTH STREET —ELEGANT Suits tor tarailies, double and single Koos, newly furnished ; thonam tion unsurpassed ; table exce! 5 reasonab! EAST NINTH STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY —TO ith Board, one large Room on second floor, stabi for Feentienii and wife; Rooms for gentlemen, ‘BT THIRTY. IFTH STREET.-ELEGANILY ished Rooms, with or without private table, ne families and gentlemen; liberal arrangements made b; the year. 45. BASt, EAST house. 4.67%, STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, 207.-WHOLE Second Floor, two Aare rooms, ogether or sepa. or without STREET,—DESTRABLE fo the first class private TWENTIETH with Board, rate, with Board; also. Tl Board or private table; pan 4 WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET,—HAND- somely furnished Rooms to labs on am and second floors, with all modern improvements; first class table and moderate prices; private table ir d desire, 105 EAST TWENTY.FIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN 2) Lexington and Fourth avenues.—Large front Room and Bedroom on first floor, with Board; water closet; reteren ll 9 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, TWO DOORS from Union square.—Completely furnished Rooms, with first class Boa: 131 EAST TUIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NBAR PARK avenue.—A private family will let a third ones front Room (southern exposure), with first class Boar reierenees given and required. 156 THIBTXSIXTH STREET, NEAR | BROAD- VD wi: Furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to gentleman and wife. with Board for. he lady oaly; or two young ladies can be accommodated. 20 EAST BEVENTEENTH STREET.—TWO NICELY {urnished Rooms, connecting, to let, with Board. References exchanged. Bast SEVENTEENTH STREET., NEAR STUY- with Bourd, for gent! terms moderate. Re 29] BAST, THIRTY FIRST STREET —A. SMALL private family have a very pleasant and comfort- ably furnished Room fo let, with Board, to one or two gen- Ueinen; undoubted references requir 23) WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET,—LARGE AND well furnished Rooms, with hot and cold water; first class Board: terms reasonable. JAZ WEST THIRTV-RIGHTN STRERT.—TO LET, 4 with Board, in a private Jewish family, two Dicely furnished Kooms on parlor floor. 25 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.—A_ PRI. JD vate family will let furnished, with or without hird wioow with ries. ‘an and wile or single gentlemen ; 008. Board, a large handsome front Room'on second floor: two, with board, i also nice front and back Room on third floor. 98 HUDSON STREET,—-TWO SINGLE GENTLE- men or a gentleman and wife can be accom- modated with good Board and pleasant Rooms; gas and bath; terms from $5, $6 to $7 each ber week, 416 fandsomey tumishe STREET.—LARGE, TH Rooms, with Board: hot and cold water in rooms; gas and bath. Terms $12 to $14 tor two. 84 SIXTH AVENUE.—A THIRD STORY HALL ©) Room, with Board. PRIVATE FAMILY, NEAR FIFTH AVENUF, have an elegantly furnished sunny front Parlor and Bedroom, on second floor, to let, with or without Board. Address BREVOORT, box 1 Jerald office. RESPECTABLE JEWISH FAMILY, LIVING IN A French flat, will let two Rooms, furnished, with or without Board. (Cail at 47 West Forty-ninth street, ring fourth be! Thomas street, third floor. ; tea loo PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH BOARD. floor; closet, hot a very handsomely {furnished Room, on» parlor and cold water; also be op third floor. No. 107 West Korty-rifth street. PRIVATE FAMILY, AT 113 WEST THIRTY-FOORTH street, will let a handsomely furnished second floor as Parlor and Bedroom, or as ‘two Bedrooms, with or without breaktast. {)URNISHED ROOMS—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, for families and gentiereen, en suite or singly. Table Board $6 a week, at te La ‘Pierre House, Broad- Way and Eighth street. ANDSOME FURNISHED FRONT. ROOM TO LET— to gentleman and wile, where all the comforts of a home can be had: Board tor lady only, Address A. M., Herald Uptown Branch office, M ‘ADISON AVFNUE.—A BEAUTIFUL yt Sales Floor, consisting of five rooms and private bath. ict, en suite or sinelys with ‘Board; relerences. ‘No 17% near Thirty-fourth street. ARTIES IN SEARCH OF FIRST CLASS ACCOMMO- dations call at our office. No charge. GENUNG'S Boarder’s Directory, 37 Union square. "ATTENTION: NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY, NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS. ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO dy BENT, IN THE ABOVE FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PROXDMTY TO THE CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE, BE «& OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &0., &C,, CAN BE HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM 10X12 FEKT TO 2%X67 FEKT, AT $300, $400, $500 AND UPWARD TO $12,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION, THE ABOVE BUILDID COMPLETE! READY FOR HEATED BY STEAM, * s EE FIREPROOF, OCCUPANCY. ND HAS TWO FIRST CLAS Blo ei | PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS, RENT OF SMALL OFFICES aie 4th Story. 5th Story. $1.8 $1.50) 1,500 ei 1500 1,200 0) = 2,500 2,000 1.800 2,500. 2,000 1,000 00 3ou oad 1,609 oa bom 1250 1,000 = 1,200 - - 1,250 _- - VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR- POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS, INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF ai ” VURNISHED HOO | m8 AND APARTMENTS memmerornamananannnnnnnanmnecte —A NRGTUE ss 1 TED AND BPA‘ Cora BED. BED. — B, ANDBOMELE. AND COM. URoaxt APARTME: bie tern to gentiemen 4 residence, 200 Bast Bwenty hh. ILEGANT APARTMENTS, J HAND, SOMELY AND com. Evry tere meek, al bven tlemen. venth ay. RooMa, AND, pINorae PURNIsHED SUITS OF the looms to let to wentlemel ne wits boar, tae first dias house $4 ons Twenties aon oat Hae son square ; c Reed PARLOR AND BEnEOn’, ‘ion and Bedroom, sekee pi * guret bo house ; santa > i Eeopingy 32 three doors trom ote! GENTE ‘MEN IN QUEST OF reese home will find handsome: h Avenue Hotel, 42 West ie Ag eo suitable arrangements made with smal agrees ly; house private ; terms reasonable; reference. L3 JO 15 EAST NINTH STREET—BETWEEN UNIVERS- ity place and Fitth avenue, elegant furni: Rooms io let OF ' gentlemen only; references exchan, ONE LARGE AND ONE HALL ROOM-WITH err closets, to let, without board, to gentlemen third floor, front; newly and handsomely surni paiuted and trescoed ; private family; honse first classy references exchanged, 140 West Twenty-first street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, T° LET—A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GAS, very reasonable, at 55 West Eleventh street. 10 LET—THRRE FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED, without board; nice neighborhood: close by W: ington square. Inquire at No. 13 West Washington pla 0 LET—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS, TO ihinsnall private. family, at No, 88 West Mhirty-Ane street, between Fitth and Saxth avenues WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. HANDSOMELY 6 furnished Rooms on second floor tolet, either singly or en suit 6 West SIXTEENTH STREET, THIRD DOOR O from Fitth ayenue, convenient to, several clubs and Delmonico's.—Elegantly furnished Rooms, on second floor, to let, | to gentlemen. H, WEST, 816—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 14 Fistor and “connecting Hal! Bedroom on balcony, front, cheap ; for lady or gentlemen. HOMER MORGAN, NO, 2 PINE STREET. LARGE, HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR AND four Kooms in attic tg, lets in perfect order; suit: for business purposes. 99 Second avenue. To STRE fag Peg ROOMS, FOR GENTLE- men only, it Seventeenth street, between Irving place and Union square. THREE STORY HOUSE, 25X50, NO, 20 LISPE- hard street, near Chure! be extended to 100 an feet. "Apply. to TUSKA, No. 400 Canal street. QQ EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN 28 Broadway and Fourth avenus,—Nandsomely tur. ished Rooms to let, to gentlemen, without board. VALUABLE LEASE UNTIL 189 OF THE FOUR sory Buildings occupying the southeast comer of Thirtieth street and Sixth avenue; 69x49. Owner, 201 Second avenue. 5 EASL TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY 35. En University placeTo let ono. large. Room, southern exposure; also one smaller, suitable tor two or three gentlemen; gas and bath, 17 CHATHAM STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL— Offices and Floors to let, at very low rent, for any business; suitable for club rooms, A* Be PER YEAR—FOR A LARGE STORE AND welling House, connected. one door of Bleceker, Possession immediately. Apply w WILLIAM. TUCKER, 220 Fifth avenue. OTEL TO LEASE FAVORABLY.—SURE FORTUNE for competent party with $2,000: over 12) rooms, finest Jooaton in New York; owner will aid to furnish. Apply at27 Third avenue. TEAM POWER.—TO Floors, 86x44, extra light, Bower) bostvand cheapest in West Twenty-seventh street. 10 LET—A LARGE STORE, WITH ADJOINING Rooms, in a just finished House, 477 Pearl street. (0 LET—HALF OF A STORE, ON SIXTH AVENUE; ‘ood business location; also @ front Basement to let; rent low. Call at or address 282 Sixth avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. (0. LET—STORE AND BASEMENT OR ENTIRE Building, No. 29 Third avenue, near Twenty-third street; suitable for lager beer or’ billiards; wil) lease trom three to five years, i. 139 East Twelfth street. LET, THIRD AND FIFTH with or without Steam city. Inquire at 160 5. EAST TWENTIETH STREET.—BEAUTIFUL e i) Rooms, for families or gentiem: a rare oppor, tunity; one small family in the house; finest location 1m the city; only 2 few steps from Broadway. gi UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEAR FOURTEENTH Bedrooms adjoining, street 7 To Jet a sitting Room. with one or two newly lurnished, without Board; family private. References exchanged. 86 Bet ENU NDSOMELY FUR. nished Floor to ‘et, consisting of three rooms and private bath; terms moderate; best references given and required. 5 EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY e and University plas Reception and Bedroom anda small Room, Silendidiy ytareishon, with first class conveniences, 10: WEST TWENTIETH STREET. nished Rooms, to gentlemen only 11 EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN THIRD ‘and Fourth avennes.—Very desirable Rooms, handsomely furnisied, to let to gentlemen; terms mode- rate; reference required. 130 EAST WWENTY Fier STREBT—A PRIVATE family have some desirable Rooms to let, fur- nished, without board. EATLY FUR. hear Sixth av. ter" der, FURNISHED—A_ PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, it basement ot 102 East Twenty-third street, op- po ate ollege ot Physicians and Surgeons. Iparer ELEGANT STORES, WITH BASEMENTS, IN new buildings, 25x05; oue arranged tor a bakery, with oven; the ou hers tor butchers, or any other business except groceries and Hquors. Inquire at No. 428 West Forty-second street, 10 RENT—STORE IN WASHINGTON STREET, NEAR Washington market, tour story and basement; pos- session November 1. “Apply to GEORGE E. BENNETT, 1 Broadway, room D. HYSICIAN'S OFFICE TO LE Per month: possession now or Ist of November, West Forty-sixth street, near Broadway. Keferences ex- changed. EVERAL DOUBLE ROOMS TO LET, Wit FULL \ Board, at 23 Clinton place; table a class; unex. ceptionable referencs given DWELLING | HOUSES Tv LET. Furnished. —29 WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET—TO LET, FUR- + nished, to @ private family; all improvements; Dear Fifth avenue. inquire on the premises, or of JACOB su akPk, a ) Broadway. 0 LET—THREE VERY LARGE ROOMS, WELL furnished, with first class Board ana good attena- venteenth street, between Fifth an hues: private family. Address G. C., Sixth ave- box 4,232 Post office. __ BOARD 4 AND LODGING WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE TWO CoM- municating (or one large room with aleeve) second story front Rooms, with Board, in a private tamily, with few'or no other boarders; terms, imc!uding fire and gas, not to exceed $125 per month ; will be permanent durin; the winter if sited. Address, with full particulars. an terms. for three days, M. A. M., box 139 Herald Uptown Branch office. GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO BOARD AND LODGE in private family, between Fourth bene venth ave- hues, Fighth and Forty-fourth streets $25 month, gas, A fire included. STRANGER, Herald Uptown Branch ee. SEs OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY. DAUGHTER AND gentieman and wife, in a good, plain house? location’ Tyrsltth to: Thitteth street, Seventh to Fourih, avenue. Address, stating lowest possible terms OARD Mahe A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, with 1d Le between Fourteenth and Fortieth strects ant i th and Eighth avenues. a statins ottee! which must pe mode! " Dox 103 Hi Heral lerald Uptown Branch office. Boake WANTED IMMEDIATELY—AND PERMA. ant fsuited-For a family of four adults, who, ro; quite a Parior and two Bedrooms, all connectin oor preferred, lgeation must be good and, central Sand terms moderate. Address, with full particulars, box $647 ost office Boar, AND_ LODGING WANTED—FOR THREE adults:two Rooms on'second floor, front, connect- fom rouriesnth & to xpirtieth si street. between Fourth venth avenues: not to exceed Address SOUTHERN, box 159 eral ome eee ENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SON WANT TWO ROOMS ‘and Board, gay and fire, with a gentect family, ina good location, for $20 per week. Can bring good parties al Address BENJAMIN, Herald Uptown office. ing, and fire. ranch BROOKLYN, rie ‘ate jamily, by & young man; reference evens Address, giving lowest terms, &., B. EN, Herald office, A RARE CHANCE.—A LARGE HOUSE, Pn ROOMS, newly furnished the whole rent will’be taken in Board. Inquire at 19 Great Jones street; the best refer- euce required. A bap LIVING ALONE, HAVING A HANDSOME? iurnished Monse, wishes to rent it toa lady, also gionds will reset Vedere Loogna aca. Pay $5) a week, with Board for two; rent per mont! tress REFINED HOME, Herald Uptown Brangh for three ‘day LEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE, TWO DOORS FROM Madison avenue, No. 29 East ‘fwenty-eighth street, to a responsible party. Apply at 132 Lexington avenue, — OR RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, A HAND- somely and fully iurnished House, with bay window, No. 169 West Vorty-ninth strect, corner Seventh avenue, for one year; reut $28) per month. Apply on premises. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN NINETEENTH street; four story brown stone, 25x63; location un- onan Inauire of W. &. CHURCHILL, 55 White (0 LET—HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE FURNISHED House, (No. a) West Thirty-cikhth street, for six months. at $300 ver month. Apply to F. P. JAMES & CO., 40 Wall street T° LET—A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, Bid furnished. Apply ou the premi- ses, No. 133 West Forty-eighth street. oETPURNISHED, LARGE | FOUR STORY , in Twenty-iourth street, between Fifth and Sixth ey ‘avenues, 13 rooms and in fitst class order. com- pletely furnished ; im: ssion ; rent $250 per inont 8.’ M. CONDIT, East Twelfth street H iad RENT—FOR THE WINTER, ae REDUCED RENT, the elegantly furnished House, 4 West Thyty: seventh street. &. H. LUDLOW & & 3 Pine $2000. — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR story brown stone, to private family only, one to five yea: lctightful location, East — street. Near Terrace; rare phance. Address A.B., box 136 Herald omtice. Unsurnished. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP, BROWN STONE front House, Thirty. meets street, near Broadway; every convenience, &c. ; Soe girder: $2.10) per annum. iH. BAD, 422 Eighth avenue. K | QHARMING BROWN STONE LR sored LEX. ington avenue; unexceptionable block another, $1,400; near Third svenue, $400: others on x ington avenue ener assortments of Flats and Parts of private Houses. LIONEL FROELICH, Third avenue, corner Fiftieth street. OUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE POR SALE.— Three story and fre ae oh hig! HOR: desirable jo- Cation, 124 Thirteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh 36. WEST FIFTY- FIFTH STREET.—A_ LARGE, geganuy furnished Room to let, for two gentle- men, in hou house with owner; no boarders. UNFURNISHED ‘ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. A LARGE, HANDSOME FLOOR, WITH MANY rooms, bath and al! modern Sp reba orem Ri bell No. ¢ at 5i6 ihird avenue, near qT hirty-fourth stree! FINE ASSORTMENT OF WEST SIDE FLATS, 7 and Sroomseach. with all the improvements, in new. high stoop, oe ee route ABBY gr Onoupe ; 00 amon! a E svewue ee? OUR aWaNiGan. NEAT THIRD FLOOR—10 AST FIFTY-FIRST A street, near Lexington avenue: parlor, kitchen and three bedrooms; gas fixtures, wardrobes, de; rent per month. SECOND FL0OR TO RENT LOW—CONTAINING A tour rooms. pantries, as, bath, &c., in private house, No. 243 Hast Thirtieth street, between Second Third avenues. A —TO LET—FIRST AND SECOND FRENCH FLATS; + 8 and 10 large rooms, all lighted; janitor and C4 Vator; heated; rents moderate to first class familles, Oihice 999 Sixth avenue. RENCH FLAT TO LET—-FURNISHED FOR HOUSB- Keeping, or Furniture for sale if desired; good loca. tion on Lexington avenue; first tloor; six rooms and bathroom ; hot and cold water; rent very low to A good tenant, Inquire of 5. SCHUSTER, No. 715 Lexington L ARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, 4 to let. without board, to gentlemen, by private family. 103 East Tweltth street, SECOND FLOOR,.—OTHER "PRIVILEGES, EVERY improvement; very des rable; $20 month; to gen- tleman, wite and one child ony; . American family, three only, occupy balance. 235 East 110th street; references; boat'and cars handy. HE UPPER PART OF HOUSE TO LET AT 1 East Thirty-sixth street, between Second and Third ues; five rooms; first class brown stone house, 10 LE pag syne Rnd 4 Ae riaht pore new! It, No, it. Mark’s place ( hth st between Hecond and Third, avenues Floors, containing siX rooms, with ali inodern improvements. SENFINER & WEIGAND, 8 st Mark's place. (0. LET—SECOND FLOOR AND TWO ROOMS ON third Ot private house 78 Mucdougal street; alee Beighborhood | bath, gag” to small family only; re ences required ; rent, $1 (0 LET—A DESIRABLE FRENCH FLAT; EIGHT rooms, all light and with all modern Improvements; Baie, per month. Inquire at 651 Sixth avenue, or 919 0 LET—FLOORS AND APARTMENTS OR SINGLE Rooms in the brown stone houses No. 37 Spring, 213 and 215 Mott street. Inquire at housekeeper’ i oat li and 213 4 Mott street. Tr, LET—FLOORS AND APARTMENTS, IN NOS. 38 and 33 Lewis street. Store to let, in No. 33 Lewis st. 10 LET—FLOORS, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE. | ments S10 ast Ninth. stregt, F Becond. avenue. © Apply to RRITT, No. 0 LET—FIRSt FLOOR a ne IN NINTH ward, in good neighborhood. $27 40; Second Floor tm Sixteenth’street and Ninth avenue, $13; Rooms, corner Forty eighth street and Ninth avenue. Apply at 603 Hud- son street. (0 LET—TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, A VERY DESIRA- ble front Room. 14 West Twenty-seventh street. 10 tae 8, EAST FIFTY-NINTH STREET, THREB Prencit Flats, $50, $75 ana $100, high stoop browm stone, nine rooms: ali light; hall -ahd_ stairs wipe oe carpeted and all the latest improvements. na avenues. Apply onthe premises, owner in the house. tod | FE OT ee A Ent Rei SaonoeEas Tiaiy Conan | im Meron ain gireteer anaenug, Meu | joe Sb gaan” Avot» BuIA, OO ihe immediate vieity of mercantile business. Rooma at | Apply on the premises, * ety Sibhis Stree reasonable prices by the day or week. 10, ‘0 A FAMILY OF ADULTS, THE THIRD -MAISON PARISIENNE, 88 AND 40 EAST « Twelfth street, near Broadway.—Rooms gr famt- lies and single gentlemen; table d’hote at 6 P. M., $1 including w wine. ‘0 LET—A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House on one of the main streets soeeing. Central Park, near Madison avenue, ysolly furnished, a 216 per month, or uniurnishes 2% ba a month; jesse as 18 months to run, Adare: Herald office. GUtOY HOUSE, NO 256 FULTON STREET, BROOK- von, N. Y.—A Yew fine Suits of Rooms for ramities; for gentlemen, at reasonable prices, MPO LET-ON FORTY-NINTH STREET, AN UNFUR nished House, in perfect order; immediate posses- sion; a bargain. Apply to B. A. DAILY, S88 Sixth av. (ARITTENDEN HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TWENTY. CO sixun sircet.—Refurnisned; fine. Suits of | famil on Broadway, aiso single Rooms, at reduce prices; by the day or wei ROVE HOUSE, 17%, 174, 176 AND 178 BLEECKER sireet, near Broad way. tne Rooms, with excelent Hoar Se 40 to $2 per day, $6 to $12 per week; Rooms, Tbe. to OTEL ST, GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE AND TWEN- ty-second. street, Broadway y.—Rooms all front, ele- Raniy situated ; table d'hote or caropean plan; Suites and single Rooms tor permanent guests; moderate rates. ADISON SQUARE HOUSE, BROADWAY AND Twenty-first street.—Relurnished aud refitted ; loca- tion and Rooms the beat; moderate terms for responsible parties who will be permanent; puree able. it desired. RITTENDEN, Room: MSN ie HOUSE, Bast Broadway, corner Catharine street. Several fine, airy Rooms, for for gentlemen ges gas in each room; Se, to 76e. per Thigne! $8 ber wee M YKE'S HOTRL, 3 CLINTON PLACE, BIGHTIH M. street —Handsoraely memiahed Rooms, with Board, ior gentlemen and fami hove at'six o'clock * EW ENGLAND Hover, 30 BOWERY, CORNER N “Bavara street. —20 tight Rooms, neatly furnished, ioe, oF We. Der night; $4.8) to $4 per woe only ; for gentlemen OUNT PROSPECT HOUSE, MONTOLATR Elevation over 70) feet, alr pure and views unstrpassed; will remain open egmrontane eth at winter ri upto ey comfol residences ; ication by Morris rand Bae ir M roads Thquire on ‘premies, or atliz ToadWasy tne ‘ow 0A COUPLE OF MIDDLE.AGED LADIEs—W To would ike quiet, comfortable and rane me in the country, on very moder: ny being terms (com the Wesieraunin th this i is addressea. Pee’ full culars apply at 138 Bast Twenty-seventh street Lower XN. yas _ salubrious, rmanently } le with — a ane probing ‘0 LET, UNFURNISHED—HOUSE NO, M8 West Forty: “ninth street; immediate possession. Apply to £. H, LUDLOW & CO,, No. 3 Pine street. $5 MONTH.—FINE BROWN STONE THREE story mansafd roof ae oer, baa ti 4 including tedly to , Worth $70; Jeasantly situated neai 1 Park. Harlem; lease it jesired. “AppIv to KNAPP. 200 East Ilvth street. $90 fine neighborhood, near eighth street. RENT,—BROWN STONE THREE STORY AND Basement, Sony meres, improvement, in very xington avenue and Seventy 1497 Third avenue. FURNISHED ROOMS AX TO LE! A eee eeedeatl F in private family; gas and bath: gentlemen only, 37 West Forty-sixtl et, betWeen Broadway and Bixthwyenue. A TRIVATE RAMILY WILL LET BACK ROOM ON second floor. Dery furnished, to a gentleman with- out board. Inquire at 241 West Fiity-third street. A GENTLEMAN DESIRING A NICELY FURNISHED front Hall room, with bath; private house: can be accommodard on very low terms, No, 8 Clinton place (Eighth street), near Fittn avenue, LARGE FRONT ROOM A nished for housekeeping ; ply at 47 Third avenue, near Thi AND, BEDROOM—FUR- Tent $5 to $6 a week. Ap- hirty-second street LARGE AND NICELY PURNISHED HALL BED. room to @ gentleman, without board. Kighteenth street, between Fitth and Sixth A LARGE, PLEASANT FURNISHED me TOLET— On first floor, by a French tamily. Call, for three avenue, between Forty-sixth da, at 820 Sixth and Forty. -seventh streets, SECOND FLOOR, Ros nt tA or THRER room: rnished tor hi |e vc ie 109 wi at twenty 13 to a gentleman 1s for gentiemen, PL copy FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ¥ D wf housekeeping or gentleman, 278 West Houston cant A. Kou meen lable be for rentermat aad Wild. 35 FOR LET. eteredees requfeeds 108 Second avenue, corner Sixth se 10 LET—UPPER PART oF PRIVATE HOU beh ba IN T Forty-fitth street, near Third ovanne, et rooms; Very pleasant BATES, Td he “umes. AY ‘A MEETING OF THE TAMMANY HALL NINE teenth —- eee Convention, ening, Tes “ a O' nominated tor Assembly in ae, anove di ic ima airman. H. H. Penavson, Secreta 4 RAND ea MEERTING—THIS EVENING, at the Junction of New Bowery and Roosevelé street, eminent speakers will addr meeting. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. ‘SMALL Team YACHT FOR SALE—CUBAP, TE to CHARLES HAINES. box 85 Nowak Post eee, ois ey ‘WATCHES, "JEWELRY, atte TAMONDS.—ANY PERSON HAVING A DIAMOND L) ing to sel will please address ©. &., Dox 3279 Pout office. Liqe' ORS, &C. TO SELL BARGAINS IN can find a cash purchaser by applying ta IBRZBERG, 181 Water street __. WINES, PARTIES “WISHING Liquor: MORLZ N ASSORTMENT. “OF “MANTELS, UNSU RPA} AN for beau, i wae and font of nore tubal 4 Slate work of all Kids KITS SLATE COMPANY, __ Fourth avenue | and Seventeenth street, Union JTEWART'S SLATE MANTELS, te ad AND WOOD ‘Mantels, rich and elegant a tthe lowest prices, 220 and 22 West lwenty- Bovenin and Highth avenues. i _ MISCELLANEOUS. a TE, GREAT senmeeee POR, sonra eta prow Wastin, Pancreatic who have ‘made a and wei nourishinent —