The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1873, Page 9

- NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1873 TRIPLE suer, a i : ox Pa edie > half-past nine o” POLITICAL, UDDERZOOKS’ THYAL een stoke ‘clock, and thence to Calvary Ceme- uae EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. "___ EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. SIGNALS AT SEA, "NTI-GHEEN NOMINATIONS, TATE LINE, TT Chas Tcopatene—rrme | Westin rumen Coane, oes vars | APEGGDUSMtARE ok mux on or wew | SY” Withee wo cen urenroon. | MObaatntt ital Wain, AN® Begulations of the Treasury Dopart-| The Remains of Goss Recogrt respectively 3 years, 4 months and 6 days, & ROOMS OF THE REFORM ASSOCIATION, ne Clegant new clyde ute Wales Auantic Sieamehio: Company's ae mient Respecting Precautions Against | Dismemberment of the Body—iirs. Ud- | years, 1 month and 6 4 if VER ae Se Ror built steaibera will sat from | rot clans Lepremeey. hey ae Wennayivan ays. ETT HOUSE, OCT. 0, L373. i River as foliow. d whari, Jerse; pig l a teeam to oaast The’ funeral will take place to-day (Friday), from i ~Metueatay, Now. | PEMBROKE “7 Parabcae Hee ULE | RESAtti the residence, ICKET COMPLE: Wednesday, Nov. Wasuinoron, D. C., Oct. 30, 1873, Y We Inesday, Deo, Tu th stroet. The Waar Custer, Pa., Oct. 901878. | friends of the haup ite heapeetaliy ot gene | HONESTY AND CAPACITY (AND NOT POLITICS) IN rf 1 ry aiccrnats Wott ‘Betretary of the Treasury, in answer to | ‘The trial of Udderzook was resumed at half-past | sttend. THE BEST NOMINATIONS MADE, sengers at through rates tnesiay ihereaitor, iaking pas. Memorial signed by the officers of sixty-pine steam- | eight o'clock this morning. The crowd in attend- fora Frednesday, bye 20, 1 Bracge$ a ltogees F Ci dt ¢ itisens wit vote vote for— ship lines, including the Cunard, White Star, Norih | dance was not quite so large ag yesterday. | jr4, Uness Puuse, widow of Cap eorge W. | enerty Clerk Wi, WAL German Lloyd, Anchor and other principal com- | Mrs. Udderz0ok was present with her baby, eight eaves and friends are invited to attend her powinet. Court—EN oo i. PANCHER, CHARLES panies, made the aay reply :— months old, Mrs, Arden and the prisoner’s mother ineral, from the residence of her son-in-law, No. sony Duranniest, Oct. 29, 1873. | sat beside him. The examination of Eximer P, | 2)0,Scveuth avenue, on Friday, October 31, at one Gunrimwen—Your meme I has be , call ‘atontion wo the provisions ot eection a ved, calling | Moore was resumed. When the witness first saw | " Salem (Mass.) papers pisane co m Ireland, Norway, Swedet 4 Dratt for el ad wecgts, Denmark and Germany. For freight or 6 a} AU UstiN’| Bn «co, Agents, 0. 72 Broad: 1 Superior Court—GILBERT M. SPEIR, CLAUDIUS Stecrage Passage office, No. 45 Broadway. eee ch eae Paarine Court-DAVID McADAM, HENRY E, HOW- NOnOR LINE WYOMING. LAND: Steamers sual from pier 29 North River. New York, | Taito for St and up e dTBALD DAMIR & On peas ARCUIBA: 17 Broadway, se York, _ ‘STATES ¥ MAIL LINE—STEAM 10 QUEENS Lowa end Liver Deer wonununes ‘ailing ever Guard. , Nonemtae a hye mx Oy. We Coronére- RICHARD, CROKE HENRY WOLTMAN, AX AND SATURDAY. approved Februar: elative to the use of | the body @ portion of ti omen was un- FoLgy.—At Flusiing, L, I., on Wednesday, Octo- ‘oron Ry 5 1) ITALIA Wed. N Fri orth Iive tine ena and fog horus on vessels, the soutinuat violation Pa pray id sil cata ber 29, Joun FOLEY, inthe 50th year of his age. by vi meat ETT : eda, Now, 5 INDEA..---"7" tae, NO Cabin pasaaxe, a Fite Stecrage, $3, currency. ba tseegion Oh sailing vessels, us you state. romtly | COvOTOH. | ‘The relatives and friends are respectiuily invited d, ‘That we cordially recommend to the voters | men ol ceere cee asvengazs BSSkaA Bo ea Thee Peete arabes ing. In reply Bh a AS peop "iatargiank ie trict Attorney offered to exhibits pho- | to attend the funeral, at Flusning, on Friday, Octo- | of New York the al ove a Saket comprising, as it does, the % 13) OL IMPS, 7993 way and Sweden, 4c. Drafts on by aoe renee, in % “ N -316F Sul thke wieasures 20 s0cuze the ai ot eahonmensuch | tograph of Goss and another person on the same | Der 21, at taree o'clock P. M. ‘Tne passenger accoramoaations om the rance and Germany th at lowest ra vs ‘and the soundi ith Albany abd Troy papers please copy. 1 The cote Of fog, striae ea eee te eee ora seard ot | Diate for tdentification by the witness, and, after | FungiaN.—SAMUEL Fi Supervising i, tnapectors of Steam Vessel You are in- | argument, it was admitted. The witness said that | his age. Ramies of honest, worthy atid competent citizens, and heh Ps inently ued Jor thelr respective positions —just the | tine are unsurpassed. for clegance and Steamersof {tis 1g5 3 ULLAMS & eli fone BN any e men the peopie should elect. In Judge Fancher and URSMAN, 1D the 73d year of | Men [he prone should lect. In yu SSupreine. Cott Bivens on upper deck, thus securing good ight | (¥REAT WESTERN uM we have men who. ‘will always sustain the personal STEAMSHIP LINE. Hoaned thas the, laws and rexalations im reward t2 ‘1 | the person staiding in the plcvure bearsa strong | -_Helatives and friends of the family are respect- | Fignts of eitizcus and wil be fair and’ imparvial between GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, Of LONDONDERRY, AEW.XORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, ‘and thas the masters of Yooels are very tre: | resemblan th ay found, tical: the fal arited to attend his funeral, at four o'clock, | litigants. WED. STEAM HS, $00 and $78, emarn, 0, ene the steamers of this line will sail trom pier 18 atenuy- duod for violatious theropLitardecula be. given, ice tothe vody found, particularly Kilchingis, 146 Washington avenue, Brooklyn. | Resolved, That, as members of the Retorm Association | Sat STE AARG TY Moana sis" Hteturn curremey. | River ns tollows:— Bret ots on the part of masters of steam vessels | Upper part of the face; the eyebrows and hair ihe remains wil) be taken to Buffalo for interment. | Of the City of New York, we condemn the pisction by the “4 Behe GE PASSAGE.” 8 oH LYORTT, Evatt. “ee Saturday, November $3 carta ana Soporte fp collectors of customs the | Were like that of the body found buried; the | Gap.—On Wednesday, October 29, 1873, KonEeRT | Present dominant party in our state of legislating into | T> Glascow Liverpool, Loadons Queenstown; London:’| AHRAGON, Western Saturday, November. Dames of sailing vessel asters of which tall ‘o | witness first saw the photograph last Frid K. Gap, aged 31 } 21 di ofice such unworthy and incompetent oflicial para. derry, Bellast, Bristol or Gardiff, 83), currency. ns vameee, S10; intermied te, $15; steerage, With ths inwrit ts provable that ihe offences | was vot told whe ltwias he based mis recommttion | irs Danncd.t1 Years, 9 moncha ai tay Ae meme | Sid, M8, Anitew i. “Green, “ot, the Comptroller's | micketstr pawate to or from any seaportor railway | Spite gpeuriion Ucketa SE ie Dian ‘000, - re pes Hes ithe, ie Polici joard, ould ove cease. J éncloss nerewith {uecopiesot to | on nis frst. view of the face when raised up by | bers of Manhattan Commandery, K. ., and the | others; that such loZislutive action, in. depriving Bethea: reat Britaim Ireland or the Continent issued rege mre subject, which will be supplied to rs of sailing ves- | Dimseif and Mr. Roods; when he saw it the second | Masonic fraternity in general, are invited’ to attend the People of the right of election to ofile AFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT currency (RATES, gry MER EUROPE, FOR BREST AND HAV! 8 order that the excuse of ignorance as to the pro- | time the face had become quite dark, the funeral, on Sunday, November 2, from his late | W ee saaroet a ungerous and | mischiev ‘Compan ces, No. 7 Bowling Green, New York. sre eons bee No.0 North te vlog Mor ns of the residence, on Grand street, corner of Summit 4 Coddaey fae ane fraught with danger to te HENDERSON BROTH EIS, Agents | gers are requested to be on ard miocoa: law may no, longer be olfered. a ery re. ' Fright Heme; ovat srunaty jtoatiiad. io Deke ° ON,’ ing an inquest on the e nue, at half-past one P. M., and from St. John’s Secretary of the Treasury. face had ayhiskers on if wien came off when | church, on ‘an 78 x Wealth} shat f the present ruling party in ou spootialy, ORGE MACKiENaiR, Agent. nin office. by legislative action, the juminit avenue, near Fairmount ave- | Various departinents of tue elty government. poy LINE, é FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL = ——— iy COAST WISE _STEAMS! aore MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S LINE, hing ce Tho following are the circulars alluded to in the | touched with a stick, and was saved by Dr. Bailey; | nue, Jersey City, at two P. M. prevent them trou iegistating into office the Mayor, ‘the Hovat Mail 81 mets are appointed to »; @bove letter 0 the Secretary of the Treasury :— the whiskers on the other side of the face were | Philadelphia papers please copy. jo vernor and the President; that this course of action | CITY OF MONTRE. jatarda: y had a hole in it below the breast GEKaTy.—On Thursday, October 30, Tomas A., | 18 the very height of Casarism, and has worked wischief | CITY OF CHESTER. LNCULAR 70 COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS. me; the d must be condemned. cM 4 4 insh. wanna Der apeeme } le /and sevoral cuts poner conn. Setarede tae paren’ pon of 3s G. and Euiza Geraty, ‘aged 4 years enRenole, d Th t we call upon all Fo04. citizens, ireempen. Sire or BRoSsEES. vous Pee og Bor, i. Sen |B ey ney ony iver, areal ae ae W asiuaton, ¥ iz ve of vari unite with us at ( ection in 4 Nov. 20,2 P.M. ting a To Couteorors oF Custo1 known the deceased in his lifetime could he have | — Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to | tyvvating ay i unste wi rand pomperent then, abd, & | SIFY OF Benin: panregey: Nv: a we Tacgebiealng wih weno at Paani Aa Mazdtion, Manzanillo, San Diego and San Franci ower th political demagogues who have a h rede" ives oh out tty gparnizent by oorrupt | Sword kivers Gihuiday kaa ‘Fuiedier, (cong, pies | See, San ee oe ws Bi San Franc’! ceo op oF about.the 24th of OLEY, Chairman RATES OF PASSAGE. County Coaventon Reform Aassocit Cabin—$70, $80 and $90, gold, according to accommo- sar eae for the Maadwice Isl rs for Japan ane China leave San Francisco em ae ia reported to this Dey partment that masters of ves- e fre taltto 0 comply Wilh the provisions of the | Tocoguized him; but objection was made by the | attena the funeral, from the residence of bis | ) url iran wcls jue nt defence and sustained by the Court. parents, 152 East Seventy-third street, at eleven a ae a sri, aoc torches tose | Dr. Bailey described the numerous wounds he | o'clock A. M., on Saturday, Novewber’1.. Tae in- | {sisi in certain cases, | found on the body, eight in number, including one | terment will take placegt Calvary Cemetery. J, Prepente Haron, ; dation, ‘The dan: re to we maw rath failure demand that | ou the neck severing the windpipe; the heart and GLossNER.—On Wedfiesday, October 28, 1873, Eow MoGuu Secretaries, Bourid trip tickets at low rate: Sires aceetion should be “zig morced and all | lungs were decomposed, except a’portion of the | after a long and painml Athens, which: ale Dore tee re Bicerage-to. iverpool, Queenstown, Glaszow, Lon- pat ith go or freaght apply at the company's offon Orde that all promptly reported and punished. In | letting; four front teeth had been driven back | with christian fortitude, MARTE GLOSSNER, Widow A MEETING OF THE BAR A donderry, Loadon, Bi tol or Cardif, 3k Prepaid cer- | pior 42'North River, New York. duty in the premises you are requesind to place a copy | {nto the mouth and were removed; one molar had of John A. Glossner, aged 51years, 8 months aud 7 thie Foley of Mow Cnrke1 held, omaha “Lath day of ttteates, $32, Crrenoy.. 4 G. H. BRADBURY, Presiaeat oR, pb sd Feo the reas 4 two gold plugs in it; the limbs were all separated Oebber, 1873, the following’ resolution was adopted and ‘assengers also torwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Swe- H. J. Boutay, Superintendent. “Resolved, That this Associa~ | den, Norway, Denmark and Paris, at ri laced rates. at the joints; no anatomical skill was disol ed in one relatives and friends of the family are re- | {rd red. to be, publicly by) (aad arnestly recommen t Drafts issued at lowest rates. anne pro visions of law referred to are as follows: the ismermbering _ ¢ of the body. ley | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Nee von Ag zecommends, to the Deepme a it ed’ | For eatin passage and general business apply at the EW TORK. ABD HAYS Peewee ween Tae ergot April STE “Anois “fy On ute warhonrd sae, pelea GR ls Sl seated” 49 be oxi | iste residence, in Forty-ninth street, near ‘Tenth | meats to be submitted at tne ensuing November election, | Company's offien. No, lo Broadway, 4 {ewe first class stoamshing will satl every, Tucsday, a8 ler | ol . ack he providing that ju nal te ve erage passas P.M t, 80 constructed eo throw a uniform and 1e ne, ig up ay,.on Saturday afternoon, November 1, at hali- | provi ry i shal nies apn ola BTA rat we Dp sn’. DALTE Yxcent, oe ti ay fy Na Bp River (oot of Cedar stree®, tarp igh ith the'ud fat ‘the horizon of ten points of | the righ temple; the eyes were sunken and partly | past twelve o'clock. The remains will be taken to | €F@F, With the advice ai Ra ans over ap aro of Stow che bee eee fiom sight | open, the forehead broad and of considerable | St. Lucas’ church, Forty-third street, near Eighth head to two points abaft the beam on the starboard height the head covered with close, matted hair, | avenue; thence to the’ lemetery, and of such a character as to be visible on & dark, night, ined to curl, and it bore the looks of a white | Haurrx.—On Thursday morning, October 30, With @ clear atuosphere, at @ distance of atleast two | manta body. The appearances were that deceased | Fuiza EF. HALprn, wile of Frederick W. Halpin, m WM. M. EVARTS, President. O'DONNELL & FAULK, 40f Chestnut strech Fulladel- WILMINGTON _A RB, Macpoxovan, Secretary. ws SReAGn, 102 State street, Bosto CouuMBrA nd NTLTAMMANY. ¥.C BROWN, $4 South Claric Street, corner of Take Republican and A poilo a nomination, cam For bd A and passage ‘having magnificent accomme @ On the port side, a red light, so constructed as to had carried himself very erect, with shoulders | the 66th year of her 008 ok PAVE 8,3 WILLtA, AM INMAN, Liverpool, and No.9 Rue Seribe, | gations) ‘apply to retiate ®, Lyk B00. ‘show a uniform, unbroken light over an arc of the | thrown back and breast forward. Witness thought ‘The relatives and friends of the family are in- s . PATTERSON, dr, WILLIAM P. A ia ‘horizon of ten points of the compass, so fixed as to throw be must have been from thirty-five to forty years | vited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, EVENTH “ASSEMBLY DI STRIC aiAbiid ‘the a from right ahead to two points abart the beam age, five feet eight or nine inches high and | No. 8 Mercer street, Jersey City, on Saturday, No- Regular republican nomination on the port side, and of such a character as to be visible thirty-eight, to forty inches round the chest. The | vember 1, at one o'clock P. M. For Member of Assembly, KNOX McAFER, pas HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKEY COMPANY'S | _D, MoKELUAR, Agent in Havana, iron mall Steamist URINGIA, Captain J. Meyer, wit sail on Thursday, November 6, at 2 Pp, M., tor Hamburg, NOR HAVANA, AU, PROGRESO AND VERA ©! Cy @ dark hight with @ clear atmosphere, at @ distance | jimbs were large ald well developed, tapering to HARRISON.—On ‘Thureday, October 30, VALENTINE (@) Toe said green and red lights shall be fitted with in- small hands and feet, indicating a man of good Perr that ld the 77th year of his age. taking passengers from New York to Plymouth, London, RUZ, NEW Your “AND MEXICAN MAIL re a gts LINB, board screens, projecting at least three fvet forward irom physique and not of the laboring class. Relatives and friends of the jamily, and those of | J2&GULAB REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. leaving pier No. $ North River at Pde gti aslo prevent these lights trom being secu ‘he most important witness in the Udderzook | his son, Charles (0. Harrison, and son-in-law, Thomas R ey First Cabin } Upper Saloon, $129, Site oF few, £0 (iaVana and Mexico) $ -Bcross the bow. ae ee trial during the afternoon was Alexander H. Bur- | C. McRae, a respectfully invited to attend the fune- For Senator, L 7 $72 CIty OF MERIDA (Havana, via Nassag) , ght a pe ta mel paleo ie Pet nit, of Baltimore, an intimate acquaintance of | ral, on Saturday, November 1, at two o'clock P. M., Kone ene payable in eee States old e CUBA (Havana direoy i bad id weather, ‘the freen at reat flights cannot be axed, | 4088, Whom he described as about five feet eight | from his late residence, 321 East Fighteenth street. JOUN F. HENRY, General axe et Pamannee conte: be hed treight gr basange avana direct ail Ge kept on deck’ on their respective BRANDICH A & SONS, 33 Broadway. Co ready for instant exhibition, and shall, on asks approach of or to Other vessvis, be exhibited on Tespective sidesin sufficient time to prevent col- lision, in such manuer as to make them most visible, and so that the green light shall not be seen on the fis side, nor the red light on the starboard side. ‘'o make the use Of these portable lights more certain and easy, they shall een be painted outside with the color of the light they respectively contaim, and shall be provided with suitable Bcrecns. LIGHTS FOR SHIPS AT ANCHOR. Art. 7.—Ships, whether steamships or sailing yessels, ‘when at anchor in roadsteads or fairways, shall, tween sunset and sunrise, exhibit where it can best be seen, but a at a height not exceeding twenty feet above the hal light in a globular lantern of eight inches in diam Piper e and so constructed as to show a clear, uniform \d unbroken light, visible all around the horizon and ut ‘@ distance of at least one mile. LIGHTS FOR YILOT VESSELS, Arr, R—Bailing pilot vessels shall not’ carry the lights pore for other sailing vessels, but shali carry a white hgh Fat the masticad, visible all'around the horon aud shall also exhibit a flare-up light every filteen minutes. LIGHTS YOR FISHING VESSELS AND BOATS. kt. 9.—Open fishing boats and other open boats shall Rot be required to carry side lights required for other vessels; but shall, if they do not carry such lights; carry a lantern having a green slide on the’ one side and a red slide on the othe nd on the approach of or to other ‘yeasels such 1ai oe shall be exhibited in su hence ame all not be FOG SIGNALS, er. 1.—Whenover thero is a tog, whether by day or sus fog signals described below shail be carried lUbed, an shall be sounded at leastevery ve minutes, Ser ) Bteamships under way shall use a steam whistle, ~ pores beiore the fuunel, not less than eight feet trom the v5) } Batting ships under way shall use a fog horn. Steamships and sailing ships when not under way es use @ bel! No vessel, under any ¢ aie) to neglect proper Agr. 20.—Nothing in. “those 1 rules shall exonerate any ship, or the owner or master or crew thereot, trom ted consequences of any neglect to carry lights or signal inches; an exeeedingiy well built, erect map, with a fine, well developed bust, and shoulders jthrown well back; he had fine, dark hazel eyes, straight nose, round, full face, and wore 9 mustache when he saw him last, and,'he thought, whiskers, His teeth were good. Witness saw the body on the 18th of July. Witness was then asked if he could recognize the remains. The defence objected, but the Court overruled the objections and the witness answered—*I think I did, certainly to my own satisfaction; 1 Tecognized them as the remains of Goss.” Mr, A. R. Carter, of Baitimore, also testified that ne ey the remains and recognized them as those Of Goss, Lewis Engle recognized a ring found in a bugey used by Udderzook as having belonged to Goss,j who boarded with Engie’s tather. J.A, Langley, of Baltimore, testified that Goss and himself had been photographed together in Baltimore and that the picture shown to the jury ‘was one of those taken. Daniel R. Mullin, of Delaware county, with whom Udderzook lived while a boy, testified to receiving aletter from Udderzook, dated October 28, 1871, in which the writer asked Mullin to board a man named Alexander C. Wilson, who wanted @ retired place to live, so as to wean himself from bad _ habits growing out of too much company. Mullin declined receiving the boarder, but on the 22d of June, 1872, a man ol the same name-came to board at nis house and stayed ‘until the 16th of November, when he leit to go to Athensville. Witness gave the same description of Wilson that the other witnesses did of Goss and recognized the picture of Goss as that of Wilson. The Court then adjourned until to-morrow. REAL ESTATE Yesterday was without fresh interest in the real estate market, and only a portion of the property offered at the Excnange Salesroom was disposed of, The ioliowiug are the particulars :— NRW TONE PROPERTY RY WILLIAM KRNWLLY. See ee aipeee ae of a th HaRTMAN.—On ‘Thursday, October 30, MaR- GARETHA Kaas, the beloved wife of Joseph Hart- man, aged 38 years, 10 months and 19 days. Notice of funeral hereatter. HAWKINS.—On Thursday evening, October 30, JOUN A. HAWKINS, aged 45 years. Funeral services at his late residence, 55 Con- cord street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, October 31, at five o'clock M., and at eleven o'clock A. M. Semncero (Saturday), at the Goshen Presbyterian church, Orange couuty, Friends and relatives invited. HayyEs.—In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Tuesday, Octo- ber 28, Cornet B., widow of Jesse R, Haynes. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the !uneral, from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Elien Brown, No. | 316 Halsey street, near Tompkins avenue, on Fri- by October 31, at two o'clock. RENAN.—At Green River, Wyoming Territory, on Saturday, October 25, JouN C, HEENAN, in the | oth year of his age. His relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 16 Clinton lace, on Sunday, the 2d prox., at eight o’ciock. His remains will be conveyed to the Church of the Holy Innocents, Thirty-seventh street and Broad- way, Where a solemn high mass Will be offered for the repose of his soul at half-past nine o’clock pre- cisely; thence by special train, at eleven o'clock A. M., to Albany for interment. Henry.—On Thursday morning, October 30, JosEPH, the beloved son of Matthew C. and Maria Henry, aged 4 years and 11 months. funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, On Saturday afternoon, November 1, at one o'clock. HowLanp.—On Thursday morning, October 30 | 1873, JoserH T., youngest son of Henry H. and Kate B. Howland, aged 1 month and 7 days. latives are resi ectfully invited to attend his | funeral, at the residence of his parents, No. 778 Madison avenue, at three o’clock P. M., on Satur- day, November t. HUDSON.—At Sea, on Wednesday, October 15, GEORGE HupsoN, Jr., of the firm of George Hud- son & Sons,Brookiyn. Third Senatorial distriet (Brooklyn). ] JEGULAR APOLLO HALL NOMINATION FOR SEN- ator, Eighth senatoria! district, Alderman Robert Hevatterty. Combined German Democratic and Republican Nomi- nation for Senator, Lighth senatorial district, Alderman Robert McCatferty, “People's,” “Taxpayers'” and United Workingman's Nomination for Senator, Fighth Senatorial district, Alderman Kobert McUafferty. i EGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINA- jon ior Justice of Marine Court, DAVID McADAM. MBLY DISTRIC GExtHBN TH A 4 Only Reform candidate for Member of Assembly, JOSEPH B, VARNUM. Tee EI HTEE 'H WARD IRISH AMERICAN AS soe will hold a public meeting at their club East Sixteenth street, Thursday evening, Oc- tober's0, at 8 o'clock. By order of ober SO, at 8 o'clock. “JosEFH MADDEN, President. Patrick Banen, Secretary. NITED DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN NOMI- hation—Sixth Senatorial District. For Senator, GEORGE HENCK Pork-Packer. Jr, oo WARD DEMOCRATS, AROUSE A LARGE 2 "meetiug will bo Wekd at Juitn's Hall, No. 747 Ninth Srenne: a ‘riday HEA ore o coe Several ine Speakers and some of the caindidates, wil si ede REILLY, f Ghairman, _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. — In this Clty and Brooklyn. SMALL FAMILY WANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in good netghborhood. in’ New York or Brookiyn Tent must be low, gas. bath, kitchen dress WALLACE, box 4,425 Post offt LADY AND SON WISH TWO UNFURNISHED &c,; references. Au: New York, canay ‘NG TE” UnriED ,BIATES MA from the Whi Passenger accommodations for all classés unrivalle combining safety, speed and comfort. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room anc bathrooms in midship section. where least motion 13 stewardesses aecompan re Rates—Saloon, $80, gold; steerage, $30 in currency. Those wishing to send for iriends in the Old Country age prepaid ccrtiflcates—$32 cur- Passengers booked to and from all parts of America to Norway, Sweden, can Dow obtain st rency. Paris, Hamburg, China, Drajte trom £1 upwards | For inspection of plans and other information apply at the Company's office, 19 Brondway, Now York. Bills of lading issued to Continental po 61 , sew York. 61 broadway, New York. The CIM BTA will'sail November 13 _The BAVARLA, as extra steamer, November 15. st. LI Wy CEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, ‘ovember 2, at 12:3) P.M. tar docks, Pavonia terry, Jersey Cit felt Surgeons and India, Australia, ARKS, Agent \UNARD LIND. With the view of diminishing the chances ot collision the steamors of this line will henceforth take pores course for ali seasons of the y ear. ‘On the Outward Passage’ trom Queenstown to York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 5) at 43 utiuie, | to tie north of | lomeward Passage, Crossing al meridian of 50 At 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of THE BRITISH AND NORTH pe ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW yORK iv ERPOOL, Calling G AE ose HARBO Ww) mare Poo a *CUBA. or nothing ‘On the Hi *SCOTIA ‘ork. Sieamers marke: .. Wisday, Nov. 26 da; ov. & ABYSSINIA-Sa, ‘day. Nov. A....W'sday, Nov. 12 BATAVIAS N ....W'sday, Nov. 12 CAL. and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New York. id thus 0, 3 not carry steerage | ave Sa'dav. EXAS “LINE—FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT Key West, una the United Stites Mail.—Stea oIty OF cee NIO, Captain Pennington, leave pier 20 East River, Saturday, November 1, at ¥-M, “Through bills of lading given to Houston and polit ot on. the spalventon, Houston and Henderson: nd C.R. R No charge for forwarding in Now witisueas, frekance or passage, having superior accom modations, a| TPA SELORY & OO., 153 Maiden lane, oF vy. CLYDE, 19 Wali’ street. (OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ther The steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Cantain Hetnes, wilt leave pler 2) Hast River, Wednesday. November 's P.M. Freight received daily. Through rates given to ey indianola, Rockport or Aranzaa Whart, Brae gos, Santiago and St. Louis, Cabin passage, $50; steerage, 5, For resen’ or passage, having superior accomme . apply to, Hee een OIE. MALLORY & (O., 153 Maldon lane, a) NEW ORLEANS D! Poe Ne ORCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINK, ‘The steamship PHBRMAN, from pier 38 North Rayer (pot of North Moore stree®, n Saturday, Nov. 1, at3 o'clock P. M. Froight vrecelved ly. Through rates given to Bb Louis Vicksburg, Mobil, Galveston and Indianola, For treight or pas: accom tions, apply to F petra! ae pier 36 North River, OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell steamshy) ‘The ea PEW ONLEANS Cuptain Samuel L, Clepp, will leave ts No. 9 North River, on Satur day. November 1. at 3¥.m. Frolght received daily, Through raves given. to Galveston, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas meer Brazos santlagy and Sh, Louis, Cabin pa For freight or pas sage apaly to fo'Siiaek & SHAMAN, 88 West street OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.— F the O14 Dominion Steamship Company will despatem from pier 37 North River their elezant sidewheel stoam- ship OLD DOMiNION, Walker, commander, for Nortoll | City, Point and Richmond, on >aturday. November I, giving through bils of lading to all ponies South, and athwest. Through passenger tickets to all poim Accommodations unequalled. Apply at pier 87, or general office, 187 Greenwich street, corner of Dey. of any neglect to keep @ prover lookout, or of the neg! ect 102.2; 8, B, Haines. we Interred in Liverpool on October 18. Kooms in a quiet, private house; one room must be | passengers. <5 of any precaution which may be required by the ordi- BY BLL : Jarge and face south. " Address, stating full particulars __TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. Bary prastioe of sninen: OFDY the specia: closanmetkased 4 story brick hotses and lots on ae qpLinneLarr.—At Union, N. J., on Tuesday, Octoder | and lowest rent M. G., box 215 Herald office. cording to seoommesation. Return, dokate on favorable RS’ GUIDE. LIGHTS FOR STRAMERS. Ocean going snarerts and steamers carrying sails when under wa; carry (Art. 3,a,) at the fore- Tunst hosd's bright white light, so’ fixed as to show a ‘uniform and oniegnen light over an are of the horizon Of twunty points of the compass, so fixed asto throw the ght ten points on each side of the ship, viz., from ht ah to two poll batt the beam on either side, and of such a character as to be visible on a dark night, Zilles clear atmosphere, at a distance of at least tive ‘The above mentioned steamers will also carry lights as provided for in article 3 (b), (c) and (d) quoted above. mnniGits YOR srmax TuGs. Arr. 4—Stea when coal other ships, shall catty two bri ith a ¢: masthead Tights, vertically, in ie 80 to distinguish them drorm ry ascubiog h of "these masthead lights ee Ce the ame. ‘construction and character as the lights which other steamships are required to carr; oy. .—In the above rules every steamsbin which is under sail ana not under steam fs to be considered a salling ship, ana every steamship which is under steam, ‘whether under steam or not, is to be considered a ship * beset steam. els ‘oc be 871. ery river steamer, navigating, waters owing nt ‘the duit of Mexico, ‘and their tributaries, shail carry the following lights, vit. One red. light on the he port smoke pive and one green Siguton the outboard side of the starboard smoke pipe, ir 3d ay. ate ots OUxa)-oxd6xis i1xe2 10: N. F: Sinugerss., et WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY—BY A. if. MULLER AND SON, House, barn and block bounded by the Southern Boulevard, Berrian Gy Ad rae avs. and Orchard 6t., at Fordham, block 200x400; George H. White..11,500 Pig Ws Soo eee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BROWNE—FLYNN.—On Thursday, October 30, at St. Joseph’s church, by the Rev. Father Corcoran, Mier H, Browne to Kate AMELIA FLYNN, all of rooklyn. GregoRY—Mavury-—On Tuesday, October 28, in Washington, D. 0., by the Rev. Dr. Thomas Addi- gon, DUDLEY S. GREGORY, grandson of the Hon. D. 8. Gregory, of Jersey pile Bae J., to Lucy F. Maury. Map ik SaaS AKIN.—On Wednesday, October 29, at St. John’s Care Cape Island, N. J., by the Rev. Thomas F. Davies, D.D., rector of St. Peter's church, Philadelphia, Mr.’ FRANK AL HAWLEY, of ere lowa., to Migs JuLia F. Dakin, of Brook- yn, KouwsNHovRN—VANDERVEER.—At New Lots, on Wednesday, October at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. G. A. Baldwin, Perex suddenly, Loursa R. LINDSLEY, of West Orange. “panera services eae tah G from the residence of her brother-in-law, » Crowell, at twelve o'clock, and from St. Mark’s church, Orange, at half-past two. Relatives and iriends are respect- fully invited to attena, rriages will be in wait- ing at Elizabeth depot to meet the 10:40 train. MAKELIN.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Wednesday, October ms Ipa HARRIET, Only child of the late Samuel and Emma Makelin, and granddaughter of Henry Hopkinson, aged 6 years, 2 months and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her grandparents, No, 238 Hudson street, Hoboken, on Friday, October 31, at one o'clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood, MoKINNON.—On Nahata AB October 29, Joun MCKINNON, aged 60 y: The reiatives and “triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Fri- day) alternoon, at half-past one o’ciock, from the residence of Mrs, Roath, No. 163 Varick street. California pavers please copy. RiFrLakp.—On Wednesday morning, October 29, Hirro.ytTe EMILE RIFFLARD, aged 33 years and 6 | months. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Y GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN A PRIVATE FAM- Hy, about three Rooms turnished for light house. keeping; neighborhood, &c., must be unexceprionable Bnd rent moderate. Address 0X C. Horaid offs, LUB ROOM WANTED—FOR USE OF A GENTLE- men’s social club. Address, with full description, price, &c., C. A. C., box 129 Herald office. OUSE WANTED—ANYWHERE EAST OR WEST, this side of the Park ; rent not to exceed $1,000. Ad- Gress F. J., Herald Uptown Branch office. Liverpool and lowest Fates. For frets! company’ passage at ‘Queenstown and’all parts of Europe at ht Fy bts ton 2 paseage 8p spply ce, it eater, i @. rE See, ane or to Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, Alt _ ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP ABYSSINIA EM- bark from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand girect Jer sey City, ata P. M. 8: Gxardey, No abies by FRANCEL' ‘No. 4 Bowling ev New York. NE OR TWO VACANT LOTS WANTED—FOR THE storage of lumber; wae shed preferred. Address LUMBER, box 4,046 Post office. WANTED-BY 4 GENTLEMAN, A NICELY FUR- nished Room on secant floor; price not so much an object as comfort; near Madisou square preierred. Ad- dress box 3,72) Post office, WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THREE or four Rooms, er for light housekeep- ing; references exctanged; location between Fourth and Thirty-fourih, streets, West of Broadway. Address, stating fall pardeulars and terms, 8. H. G., box 167 Hera y ANTED—A WELL FURNISHED FOUR STORY House, centrally located, not less than 2) teet; strictly private fainily of responsibility. Principals ad- ED STAR LINE. ANTWERP SERVICE. Appointed to carry the Belgian and ad bce henge tain Vander REX Peo es Antwert 5 Philade aly hia. NEDERLAND, 809 tons, Cap- bg <o nH. W. James, VADBRLANDS 2800" tons, Gap- Biletoas Gap LIVERPOOL SERVICE. ({ITIZENS “LINE FOR FOR TROY PASSAGE 1 pte shoe elegant steamboats SUNNYS! leave pier 49 No River, foot Or eles Reese vale (Saturdays excepted), at 60’clock P. M., cnnecung wil morning trains on Rensselaer and Sar: ‘Atoga, New York Central _and Troy and Boston railroads for all pointe North, East and West. The most direct route to Sara. toga, Lake George and Montre: through tickets sold hecked to destin: and bagEAge cher OREPH G CORNELL, Superintendent, ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, via Newport and Fall Rive ‘The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROV! DENGE leave pier 28 North Riyer, foot of Murray streq dally (Sundays excepted), at4 P.M. Through tic! pe 4 at all principal hotels in the 5H cow, Lay NoEwicH LINE Tae BOSTON, VIA BOSTON Hartford and Erie peg acta reduction ia | fare; New York to Boston or and return, tickets good trom September 3 to s November a fad ‘tng stanch and commodious steamers CITY NB! YORK and CITY OF Seg leave pier 4 North River daily (Sundays excepted), at5 P. M., connecting at New London with phen ad passenger train for Boston, Worces Caicrets WALTER F. PARKER, Agent | PEYNSTEVANTA RAILROAD. Trains leave New York, trom toot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, as follow: | : ss for Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and tise ay show poth forward and ab an oF tebe @ Kouw ENHOVEN, ot Flatlands Neck, to Manta A., Cage pad " arenas ie ete | Gress, stating price, &c., 96 Duane street, store. ae with Pellinen Palace O fs, atacho +7 produce bout canal boat oyster beat, nen: | daughter of Abraham Vanderveer, Esq., of the bioric ‘Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, on | WANTED—A WELL FURNISHED ROOM. WirHt Tons, Master. ey eee 8 | cealtinen yr via “Pot 35) Dont raft or other wae, craft, navigating any" bay, | former place. Friday morning, October 31. at teno'clock. WSs of tain, tase Duley Glup address; sratice ABE OTEROED..~ Suan) peje Mote Ivanie, Air Line,” at 9 4 and 9 P.M Sunday, arbor Or Fiver, by hand power, Horse power, sail or by | NOBLE—GIBSON.—GIBSON—BLANCHARD.—On the | ScumakE.—On Wednesday, October 29, 1879, rent eee pee er “York Post office BNL RSs OY passage” For Baltinore und ion, via Baltimore im a \, & 5 5 - “sg Earbor ,or “river, “there. auall, be’ ‘eatried, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, OLARENCE M, NoBLR, | preclatives and, frends of the family. also the oma veeniion, fully ccurmusi ious ate one ipridnae: 735309 P.M. and 12 night ae Fak oa gunset to sunrise, one or more good white Ng zits shall be ee in such manner as shail the Board of Supervising i such vessel or raft, when hee | “i or shall be anchored or moore: nel oF intrway very steamer, and every steamer navigatin, r other unland waters, otler than errs boat 086 provided for, shall the red and | City, this day (Friday), October 31, 1873. | Sarween Pind and’ oleth ceonasns tatoos notin exceed bin connection with the Pennsylvania | 5 hi Sreon lights, a8, provided | tor oc szolng atestner! RoGERS—HAt fre Wednesday, October |“ Suirt.—On Monday, uctober 27, at San. Fran- |) Permonth. Address STUWE, Metropolitan Hotel. | Gye tines, and through bills of lading fasued for ant- | ©.M. and {he sunday, 3m 6c 0 Sas whtie Matias Tha Gray GE THINS ce aeG eeinele hae tip Dee Island, Nd by the | cisco, Cal., ALGEENON L, Suri, bon of the late | WANTED TO HIRE—A STEAM MILL OR STEAM | Werp, “Bremen, Havre, Amserdamn, Rotter. |. FoF Woodbridge and Perth *Kintoy, 6end 10 A: Vation of at feast fifteen fectabove Grp Mgt st the eed fra ee ele nte aE ieee ees a Peter's | Hon. Thomas L. Smith, of Washington, D. 0. | evrore ih PITH LABOR, to tates the dust ontof aconsid: | dam, Liverpool, London, Glasgow, Beliast, Uull and | 9°04 op ms a Cd a ah i, of the vesscl: the head light to be s0 constructed asto chure! , ja elp! r. ‘JouN Morzi3 RocE TARLETON.—At Paterson, N. J., on Monday, Octo- | erqwle lot of merchandise. Address P. O., box 3,782 Post ‘or, Ne ee night ‘Buaday, Show a good light through twenty points of the compass mamely, from right ahead to we joints abaft the Deaut ‘on either side of the Vessel. and the after light to show fail around the ‘horizon, lights for ferryboats shall “Pe requlated by such rules “as ihe Board of Supervising of Bridgeport, Conn., to JuLiar 8. Nos of Brooklyn, N. Y., and WILLIAM H. Spex to EMMA L, BLANCHARD, both of Brooklyn, N. PECK—MEDERKO.—At Flushing, L, pa ‘on Wednes- day, October 29, by the Rev. Dr. J. 0. Smith, Louis H. beox to AvGustiNe MEDERO. Forme ranaveone On Thursday, October 30, at the residence of the bride’s parents ‘py the Rev. W. Tunison, James C. Porrer, of New York, to Ka’ NELSON, eres of Wm. Ferguson, Esq., of Jersey ‘Throgg’s Neck, Westchester county, ia Y., to ARABBLLA HALLENBEOK, of Cape Island, N. J. TOWNSEND—PILGRIM.—On Wednesday? October 29, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, B. F. Britten, Jersey City Heights, by the Rev. A. H. Brown, Z. A. Freemen’s Lodge, No. 198, H. 0. H., and the Horse- shoers’ Society are respectfully invited to attend | the funeral from his late residence, No. 421 West | - Forty-eighth street, {rom thence to proceed to the Evangelical Latheran church in West Forty-third street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Smitu.—On Thursday, October 30, of paralysis, W. O, Smita, in the 43 year of bis age. Relatives and friends are respectiuliy invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, the | Washington Hotel, No.1 Broadway, at one o’clock ber 2%, Rey. ROSERT TARLETON, of the New York Conference of the M. E. Church, aged 33 years. Funeral services on Friday, October ai, at ten A. | M., at the Market street M.'E. church, Paterson, N.J. His orethren of the eonference and friends | Doarders. Address ASCOT, Herald Uptown Branch office. Wane ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE Keeping, by a small private family, located be- tween Tenth and Thirty- fore: streets, on west side: rent Not to exceed $20. Address T. H. E., Herald Uptown Branch office. WANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE for sitting room and bedroom. for gentleman and wife, without b joard, not above Twenty-iourth street and ofiice. WASTED TO RENT—SMALL STORE OR PART OF Store, or tront of meni; must be 00,8 Hood thoroughiare, Address room 37 Libby Hotel, Tickets will be sold her tions, (bus affording and cheap opportunity The Red Star Line Docks at Phitadel connection with the Penns’ qeanteies intetaed far points beyond. Philadel ints Can be transierred irom the hold ot the steamer to the nse to shippers and risk of damage cal by,relanding wivich results trom cartage. lowest rates, good from Ant- werp and Liverpool to all interior points in the United dtaies, via the Pennsylvania Railroad and its counec- rties in'this country a convenient ity of sending for their friends in Surope. THE RED STAR LINE wilt give special attention to | the comfort ot steerage passengers. Comfortable berths, ‘well ventilated sleeping apartments and good tood wil be furnished them. experienced surgeon fs attached to each vessel. ts will be received at all principal points in the “phi: frect ps. va a a ge ithout the expe! and9P. wat r Enuladetohia,, vis Kensington, at 7 A. M. and 6:16 | Sayee 310, 730, Millstone, $:10 A. M., 12 noon, 4:10 and $20 P.M, T Parapertvilie ‘ind Flemiigion, 9AM. ands Me dere, 3 al oat ior bani? ‘Buritngtoa and Came TOWNSEND, Of New York, Unik meee H., daughter | NTED TO RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE Fe freight and passage and other information den. Tand 93 4, Ma pores FOR A POREMAST HEADLIGNT A , are respectfully requested to attend. Train irom W ‘of rates of freight and p: je and ol mt For Freehold, A} MM. the said act of April 29, 1864, ‘shi ol Frank Pilgrim, of Tuei NA i | for the winter in Elizabeth, N.J,; locotion must | apply to. ‘01 , fly ig tien, 6A. M., and via. {Se couetrand oa ply to other tan ocean -eoing all Dot |” WALTON—HUNTER.—On Wednesday, October foot of Onambers street st half past eight A. M. Rood one and rent moderate; best references Be 0. W. paraira Agent, 62 Broad street, bose trom pl oP ag Homie . Mi, - THROOP.—On Saturday, October 25, at Lafayette, | be a | Kuaross 8. M. B., Herald off Lg iollows:—Ftom Bittabary, 610 48 ke Miso Pe My daily; 0:22 10 4 3-03 P.M. ers carrying sail.’ at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, Ind., of typhoid fever, PHILO GRIDLEY, son of Iesnali bs be tie duty of all collectors or other a D, Ganse, Jon J, RATION, 0 nd.» ‘yD '. " E 15 A. M. an . M., dh she cine aed dt elias | G daagntt oc des. Manin of Moy Core son | Menjower, net and, Cari, Gey Taro, | —DANCING_acapumirs win ste Cay mii deegas. | Stycast anaes Gaetan gm the'sct of Apel 3 jand every such Feotelal on ‘Waste ‘HonctEs.. m1 Weeden Oetober is po. “Wy aree—On Thursday, October 30, JonN WAFER, TY WILSON & HAMILTON'S, SELECT DANCING A 1 Buropean Soe! Me hia, 5:22, 6238, 6:40, 6:50, 10:15, LL the of any Seamer Co the night time, Rev. Mr. Gloves, Mr. Louis H. West Liza | in his 56th year. Academy, Arthur Hail, 308 West Fourteenth street, Antwe: 1:35 A 155, 4:55, 6:05, 7 loa P. show a ted © torch that "pe point K. Hoxarxs, all of Brooklyn, Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to | neat Elghth avenue. —Classes always open for beginners, TI LINE on STEAMSTIIPS, Sunday, , 6:40, 6:0, 1025, 11:2) A. ML; 3256, 10: a, to which ba ‘oanter, shall. be ¢ appronch “Bieds attend the funeral, on Sunday, November 2, irom | evening. &c., send for circular. ‘Soiree eyery Tuesday week eat ht ae ate a ‘tcke} offioe 6, 35, m and 4 Br adver: No. t mh ‘with the termsor t ef his late residence, 35 Congress stre2t, Brooklyn. bs hoog Pond ay Nort Astor House, and, toot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt se Apri #4, ied) and. the provisions off faidact | pexwern—On Wednesday, October 20, ‘Wyckorr.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October 28, —J. MARS’ ACADEMY OF DA | ré from plore aos de and NOR RRDOOL. Srotts Einigrane Th tleket ottice, No. 8 Batiory place. shail wage Gi pay we 16 eno of biog $og;nAlt fo tothe | ROBERT IRETON BENNETT, in the 47th year "of hi tae after a brief iliness, Joun N Wrcxorr, Sr., aged 68 | /\+ Bleeckor street; classes luesday and Pr {k Sauurd: D. YO, Jr., Gen cee Paasenger Ageat. {ntormer, ings; children Wednesday ond saturday atte shail be liable Anit may be netzed and proceeded 8b tives and friends of the family are respect- yeRelatives and friends of the family are respect. | 8\°e¢ every Saturday evening at so’clock. & ONDOUT AND Ki¥aaTON LANDING AT Com Baviog ju i arr Court of the United states | tutiy invited to attend his funerai from ‘his lace | fully invited co attend the tunerat, from the Wasnh- | °° aC i zens’, Cornwi gt, Mi ULE WITH THE YOROR OF residence, 815 Greenwich coer this (Friday) ington avenue Baptist church, corner Washington A, Se s8AUSE'S, DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES Fongpkee) mn ep “ihe see Ne: =a Yarrina ‘The followit y Tale, having been tdontea" by the ore ternoon, Uctober 31, at ten o'clock. and Gates Cee Brooklyn, on Friday, 31st inst., + at Masonic Hall, ll4 and 116 East Thirteenth streey street, pier Se North Eee deity ‘at 4 o’cloc! 4 rviait ry! id approved b: of pepervising inepe approved by, be Seerete: Th doa with rudders 0 on n'yotn ‘ends shail b He oh “nH the ‘Supervising Inspector of the. at in the boat bic relae 2B i | + adapted vi id to the prevention 9 Stine a i ty ou, ec BYERS.—At roves N. J., on Thursday, October 30, MABEL A., only child of Archibald aud iednie Byers, Bee aged 1 year, 6 months and 23 d: latives and itiends are invited toa attend the funeral, from her parents’ residence, No, 115 Me- chanic Lid ed Ltd on Saturday, November 1, at two o'clock P. ditestacbaoeatbannteete AX EXPERIENCED ‘RUCTION, LASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL a Cee and gold medal list of and Brevogrt Hall lo and 1a0 Raat Fity-tourth street an) yur, da; oF evi ning. oi ROULARS at Private jeaderay, ais East ‘ 2 East Eleventh A DODWORTH’S CLASSES FOR DANCING, £ No, 212 Fitth avenue, corner Twenty-sixtu street, correney: steerage, tickets oe rey Glasgow, Feduced” rates ‘Queenstown, London. Gandia; Bekkol or Loudon at the lowest hor further information @ ply a} the company’ erat No. 69 Br ay, HURS 70, ees 8 tickets trom Liverpool, Creer LINE FOR BOSTON. —THE tren steam RHODE ISLA every Tuesday, Tharsday and Satarday BrONGTON “every Monde. y Wednesday and Friday trom pler 83 North River, at 4 aed Height 1871. at two o’cl fore! university, res loyment as teacher or are now oj for the season. 5 ‘OHN O'DONOVAN ROSSA. pasnace. OFFToR " patton nt globe litte m ‘BurxpuRr. cet OF Lukets i Heal, on Wednes- titort prepares toe colege ingtae oe Auerioan); city |, mrrtes week--Mondays and Thursdays, Tuesdays and | o National steamship Company “pier Houston BILLIARDS. ere Sarat Mentioned in section 70 af ‘October 29, the Rev. ‘JouN reference of ddress TUTOR, box Id2 | Fridays, Wednesdays and saturdays. street: drafts payable everywhere for sen OES SOLS | EBRIGAN DEVE: Tans ro 1, ‘when the use of such torch lnwianid,-fige : » D. D., | Heraid Cprown ranch ofce. Ones 6 week-—saturday mornings and Friday evenings | futhebeautital seamship Egypt sail Al -etagpanp A C. eee sa) langer the safety of the vessel or | OL England, a ort sath htrateet (AN _________ | Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday oveniugs. urday AA Le. the Phelan & Collendes Com uae St an cou take place at the FOUNG NORTH GRRMAN WisitEs TO GIVE Send tor a cirowlar. lor sale only by u Rene b Seung, DHE nue rari A Pa RICHARDSON, Secretary. yh RELATIVE 70 FOG sIaNaLs, Tamasury aarmnat, Waseineron, Oct. 18, 1878. ‘To Coutecrons or Custo! You are instructed to ‘iene to each sailing vessel, with bn papers, two copies of this circular, and Gnileaver to, eutgrce’ tne pegvisicns contained Ta the -Famolaton rie Nes Relow. rw Ot f the Board of Supervising In- ute nar conta That the President of the Board of ariees Le espera, request the Lee 4 area at ike sf a} two copie: owed Sgak ay ‘3 sof the foghorn signal gin bone 6 etiou op "4 ao or night, the fog- 1, Whenever there is engnate ai doveribed below shal ling vessels and every cratt Srapetiod by sails ‘upon the ocean, iakes and rivers shall, when on the star- Board tack, souna one blast of their jorns; when on Roe ital, Fifty-fourth street, co; a aureay Inorning, at einen oilodks 608 Unumone-on, Wednesday October 29, Mary G. ' CHURCH, aged 7 oars, 3c youngest ‘child of Mary J. be bred as invite ited tte! riends are invi ‘08 nd the funeral, at orclook to-day, irom the residence ot her thother Tenth avenue, between 156th and 157th streets, i o1seY.—At Harlem, on Thursday, October 30, 1873, MAY OOLERY, Widow of Francis Uoisey, in the 65th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- [sack Mie baa funeral, from her jave residence, No. fast 113th street - bie November 1, at ten o'clock. ee nglish papers please copy. CORDRAY.—BEBNJAMIN G. CoRDRay, in the 58th rent of his age. Relatives and friends of the famity, also the 5; terms low. lessons in German, at pupils) residen Adaress GERMAN, 438 rentieth street. Toute SPANIARD, RESIVING IN BROOKLYN ies to meet A competent teacher who will give im, aves in the English language. Address ALPUON- 80, Heraid Brooklyn Branch office. CQUIRED FOR Rag A at 3 heat te (DOUBLE entry), Arithm Penmanship. Business forms, Boetling, ae. PAIN Business Colleges, 62 Bowery, o r Thirty-third stree dies quali- fled as ookkecnet nd cashiers. he RESPECTABLE FRENCH FAMILY, LIVING at half an hour's distance from Mew York, would take charge of one or two children, giying them ‘mater- nal) care together with instruction in French, muste and ‘a Gedie, They can also offer a quiet Room and r the winter to any one desiring to perfect him- welt or oe Heresi in the lar, ihc excellent references. ( ae —CARTIER’S DANCING ACADEMY, Eb Building, intersection ot Stuyvesant aud Ninth streete, Clasges every Monday and Thuralay, aiternon and ever Soiree at Beethoven halk iu Fifth street, A’ TRENOR’S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC Hall, 723 Sixth “avenue (Reservoir square), puptls ean attenil at their own convenience and receive indi- vidual instruction in Waltzing, ce. Bee cl yA Re DEMY, 361 BROOME ST, ys in one course of lessons. lays, 33% P.M. M ays and Friday Chinpiees N=Wedneedays, hy RAND MRS. HLASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANG ing.—Classes for ladies, gentlemen and children Call for’ circular at 62 West Thirty-tourth street. ORTH, GERMAN 1.1 TEAMSHIP FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, The steamship HEKMANS, Capiain G. Richman, wilt sail on Saturday, November |, ut 2 P. pier, toot of Third Reahuship KRONPRINE r Wo Captain d, Heimbruch, on resort , November 5. RAT. }ASSAG! ‘BS OF First c Steerag For treigitt oF passage Wp HAVRE AND payanle in gold or its EWEN one in Licthdans Sec ond abi ts, at 2 Bowie Green. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. ‘The General Transatlantic Company's mail steamships between New York and Havre, caliing at Brest. The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Gon- A pire ee CHANCE TO Puan ess a BIL. if Tables, good aa now, for $I Lnproved Bevel Tables but Tittle used, Yor $200; ereat Hnducsments Gpamsathamioic. k Daeg % CO., 40 Vesey street. SSORTMENT OF NEW AX AND SECOND A SAE AROE As Tables ateat or on. hand, at GRO, B. PHELAN'S, No. 7 Barclay street ae ~_ CLOTHING: D3 NEW W STORE, 43 THIRD AVENU: Ate at Twenuleth and Twenty frst streets, iL be, ed great and Boa tor Castol? asonttned Oat ‘Jewel tf Silk Dresses: tee ; Pants, 40 $70 for si Pranctualiy attented t by ME. or aa A al acadhaaieuntlton2:* sedis Address JULIAN HORAIN, Montgomery avenue, near ——- | finent will sail from pier No. Nort River, 8s fol SEVENTH AVENUE, NINETEENTH Teatro ire ae | Bare out.J0nns Lage, NO, Ay ec Mans RRCEETION Dancarte ar Land | Bop. tema Ter ido aie muscle fe har \ . Je, Friday evening, §1st inst., 4 shall found throo blasts of thelr fog horne when Iying to peer , mamand- LOOUTION TAUGHT IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, | & is open'(withoutcard) tw lodiee ana ng, Slt int at VILLE DU HAVE gaan mrautonaed to by Mi Mr. is HieeNstapt or atanchor they shall sound a general al im each instance tho above signal shall Toahded at! intervals of not more than two minutes. §, Salling vessels when not_under wa or moored in the. papain ol wa} alarm sign: ery, No. 4, K. T., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 110 Sum- mit street, ‘Brooklyn, on Sunday, November 2, at one o'clock P. ORENEY.—At M savorstraw-on- ‘Hudson, on Tues- Ladies and. gentlemen pr Prepared for the pulpit, the orm or the 8 ross Protosse! WanWiURs 13 Debevolse street, Brooklyn. bhai te TEACHER WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN spectability, Y, -THE BALLROOM IN THE NEW BUILDING ON + Fuiton street, Brooklyn, near Gallatin place, is said tos irpass all others PEREIRE, Danre Price of passage First cabin. 35 8 Excursion tickets at pik rates. T EDWARD ae ESTA! A avenue, between hao ‘The ut: ies rt pleted and ts to lease, ney men's Cast mn St ee a ‘en By ea on or See cs ig | wr Goer Saas CHANEY, Sen tao Oth | Math ata gpg sero 9ER | = eee | omen Pers tie cians Eeteacae Cea MaboSh nts Shia Walse™™ overning pi 0 A ; Wik sound tenn MviWsiles at Inter ula of oLiuore that annie tril, take, piace from St. Peter's tmclacs,_Addrose A. O.. Herald ofice. a oY SC. | Ing woe Chantal. besiden ba ag times, Tepe Gee | A TERTOR OND OM HAND, WHICH 1 WILD two mi church, Haverstraw, on ‘ay, 31st, at ten A. M. 28 DESIRING PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN D CIRCUMSTANCES WOULD | pense. Agent, Lt resale ne 1 nace a i pecen of KoaN,—On Thursday, October 80, ater tort Tix compostion, history and literature, music or the A soll. a pure white 9 stone Diamond King for $30, Can 400K: WINTAR 700 4) 90 mat cAKD ND, THE pecs Pian the “fs ia otto te ie mh uch steamer shai | And painful tliness, Kurzavern Kaan, @ of | ianguazes, can secure, a competent anil experienced | bo seen at 787 Broadway, room ¥._ Coo Rith oF Prance, wt reductions Po eine’ in tow oF este oy era navigate cates aa county, Areland, i the 6oth Your of ‘her packer a ed iene tose aN am OR SALE—POR $100, THE FINEST GENTLEMAN'S | Fexulariaro. Toews now usued D be edtons MF ace ie ref wrichout being in tow 0 an . . Gold Chain in New York, cost $145 four months azo; | Cook's Tours, to, Bay) a Donte, and other like crafty they all found a fog horn at ne friends and relatives are invited to atten | menee running from Cairo. sie ye ad Ages an eat, fo marin tyme *# steamers to give | the mtn a from ner late renidaic, 201 ey ante WANTED TO PURCHASK | mg aia anchemmbnatbadieacncaa h3->:., Neat pee Dorsaaiy : UG na irs orty-aixih stool —ailon apd gone ireet, on Saturday, November ‘om thence to BRASS CO} as COAL DEALER: lars at, tho Tou pithy wi Pe vely receive cent more to tho mailing vowel or other oratt propelled by sails, | Seok ot ttt ish. ‘woore @ Golem WANTED< A @ooD TANK, WITH BI ALERS,—TO EXCHANGE, A DIAMUND v3 & TaN Ns, aoe owning. 0 ta dowel. Please ory advan nd keep out of her way, a requiem S feet by6 fect Inquire at once of BARNUM Hin. for 2 tons at the market price, ‘adareseCoaL, | cuesion 0 ben of CUI, SUN tare * over Hid. A. KIQUAKDSON, Secretary of the Treasury, mass willbe odered for" tue enone of ber GoW, a | GRRBN, Baraum's Hotel box 12) Herald ofice, Saye Now torts Calf'on or addreas CALI