The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1873, Page 9

Jett Now ork onthe + Galitornia, arriv THE COURTS. IRVING. JOHN T. The Self-Confessed Accomplice in the Nathan Murder Oome to Grief— His Conviction of Burglary. "BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. ‘As will be seen by the report below John T, Irving, the author of the sensational confession as to the Nathan murder, was yesterday tried in the Court of General Seasions on one of the old burglary indictments that has teen so long hanging over him. He was found guilty and remanded for sentence. Harry Genet made his appearance yesterday in tho Court of Oyer and Terminer with his counsel in the ex- “pectation that his cage would be ordered on trial. It ‘was postponed, however, but no time fixed for the trial to take place, ‘The prevailing rumor is that the District Attornoy is waiting the return of Judge Davis to the bench ofthis Court before bringing to trial any of the Ring cases. In the matter of G. B. Grinnell 4 Co. and George Bird Grinnell, alleged bankrupts, Register Allen, to whom the proceedings had been referred, has revorted to Judge Blatchford, in the United States District Court, that in his judgment the case ought to be discontinued; and the Judge has now granted an order coinciding with the tion of the Register, and directing that it be car- ried into effect. Mr, A. H. Purdy, United States Assistant District At- torney for this district, will proceed to Washington im- mediately for the purpose of arguing before the Supreme Gourt,on behalf of the government, in the case of Edward Lange, who was recently convicted in the United States Circuit Court, before Judge Benedict, ot misappropriating a quantity of mail bags, and sentenced to® year's imprisonment and a fine. The matter has «gone to the Supreme Court on habeas corpus, counsel for the prisoner contending that the sentence was illegal, as it included fine and imprisonment, contrary to the terms ot the statute. Rosa McCabe, otherwise known as “Sister Mary of Stanislaus,” has been discharged trom the Lunatic Asy- lum on Blackweil’s Island, Mr, John D. Townsend, hor counsel, having laid the facts of the case before the Archbishop of Halifax, and failing to get a response, now ‘proposes to carry the matter to the Church at Rome. JOHN T. IRVING. ‘Trial of the Self-Confessed Accomplice in the Nathan Murder for Burglary—He 4s Convicted and Remanded for Sen- tence—Another Indictment Hanging Over Him. Tn the Court of General Sessions, Recorder Hackett on the bencn, John T, Irving, who has sought to escape the @enalty of lesser crimes through confessing himself an accomplice in the murder of Benjamin Nathan, and his ability to explain away the mystery enveloping this terrible tragedy, was yesterday placed on trial upon an indictment for burglary in the third degree. There was no delay in procuring a jury, but just betore they were sworn Mr. William F. Howe, who defended Irving, said that he sincerely believed he was ready for trial, but he just discovered that the indictment upon which the prosecuting officer was going to try the prisoner was for an ai offence committed in this city on the Ist of June, I The counsel came prepared to defend the accused upon an old indictment, Lae was rea = pro- Sut in regard to the pariicular case beiore the Court the prisoner could make an affidavit that) ne ree in custody in California at che ime he. is said to hi been perpetrating a burglary in New York. It wan, the @ postponement, in order. re, necessary to have a Yhat a commission inight bee ad a caller 3%, Attorney R foveal. in faeph ‘he beloved he would ealisty the jury. ing was in Now York last June; but if he did not hie case would The even for ® postponement was further ating jue to take the testimony of said that Dut retused by the Recorder, ufter which the prosecut eer proceeded to, briefly open the case. He sta thag although the prisoner was rendered somewhat Mo: reason of his professed knowledge of th Pecoatatérs of an atrocious murder, the charge ‘against ac ation of burglariously entering, on the res last June, a jewelry store in Chatham square and Yarge quantity of gold watches, 2 TESTIMONY, ‘The drat witness called was Henry A. Casperfeld, whe gaid that he kept a jewelry store at 28 Chatham square: that on the ri Sunday, the 1st of June, hisplace w pen, sliver watches, cys aliver Aa ings, SOsilver thinables, goid eth merit Eiccigas sine an cd te lockets ‘were comy adit state t he occupied the entire er hich was an old ono, the upper portion of Was'vacant’ hat he left the premisso oh Bunday een three and. four, When the doors we all upon ret the following morning dis- cove! that the safe had been broken open and the shove mentioned property taken away ; an entrance to ‘the store must fected = by removiny the Satis pom the roof, ‘inch, could ‘be reache: ning house of Mrs, Pc epper; Mr. Casper. field said that Ape ad only been in that place one month and belie if eying called at the store to make an snguity, yet ¢ yet gould Dot positively swear to that: he did not rid him in Court ir the bur- fits meas to Headquarters, aud, without oe pe ag irving's portrait out of the Rogues’ re iaey P epper ig Hod next witness, She testified tat she lived at No. 3 ae Chath fae ann tea bg her yard ‘was in the rear of No. 206 e 28th of ity the prisoner called, and. upon ieaent g that she had poms toiet, showed them istia! he pat he wanted fhem for for his widowed sister and her two children; that jed with her and worked in a leather factory in oe fhe prisoner eaid if she wanted any turiner endation sh: Bye ee papery, preety mere the Penifaren attended sc’ Nausible story, and aia ve pantie crpoms tor" fun month, for 1 and ane the inet ing day tiiey constructed,” Man then’ rete t infotuing Mrs. aid aid node ners sppenratioes ite prisoner and oame back on Sa’ may ere id she if a Rowe they left, an nd him Kyi oy: atter rerwai bo hgh a last she saw of tinea ine fo aa ane a she Pasea® identifies aed her ose one’ ‘could nally te the next buildir Aer ean ‘also tek ry likeness in the 8’ Gal onSmoer olan, of the Sixth ‘precinct, ‘textified that he Went wo the premises of the complainant and saw how a SE ceheasticn aes inst bythe BA laced, and, proceeding t2 the roof, saw the scuttle was Sen ; are. * Sgectional ‘immay™ hé discovered near the fafa, hich was orb hited to the jury, This closed the case for the prosecuti oweimein’s STATEMENT. Irving the ppen the stand and swore that he ‘of April, b; way of Phtcage, to there om the 1 iat he went to aiter remaining the there a while went e Ist of He Seplen all U gaeleipation "in ‘which trled. | In, reply upon cress-examination, he that ras Never ed for any crime in Call ithat the wa ae atl said to aald ¢ teeeae tee is arriving ea eete ly “rg hewspaper reporters, but ad- statement about the "Nathan solicit be brought back to New York. the contersion he ever made was published onthe 22a Seen in the columns of the New You Heratp. . Russell certain extracts from a confession nd Irving. st denied he ever used such tan- guage, sy) auying that bis con! eign about the Nathan mur- fs true as his statetnent made on the stand, UND GUILTE. ph niered rer delivered brief chai and the jury ‘a verdict of 5 Irving was remanded tor gente oe Rg there is r indictment for burglary BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Charge of Counterfeiting—Curious Case, Before Commissioner Davenport. Yosterday George W. Westbrook, who is stated to be a partner in the Mexican Mustang Lintment Company, was @harged before the Commissioner with having in his possession two counterfeit five-twenty bonds for $1,000 each, Mr, A. H. Purdy, United States District Attorney, con- Gucted the prosecution, and the defagdant also had the Gid of counsel, TRETINONY OF A.B. NEWCOMRE. A. B. Newcombe deposed :—I am an officer of the Se- ‘eret Service of the United States government; I know ‘aa whe aig by sight; 1 saw him on Saturday last; we ee Mi eenmp) about two five-twenty United eee was brow hy TAC Ofheer Dean sereati the t. y lcer Drummond ; T ask ee had ‘bon No, 32 Bond street ry lett e tack there fats to Cen detominnt sald Me pea them in me ra wh he sald ut rouk: he sai hi the house of Mrs. Willard; he (ook the sa fat pointed ullarities about them; I'd Bonde we wath him the bonds wi ‘were Pronger eee eos he i. who is not an. mined—Q, What 5 do oumieant ah ti | tiepart ore darenian NEW YORK HERALD, in evidence will be i aoabaale oa ory arrest, aud yesterday afternoon Justice Otterburg COURT OF OVER AK TERMINER. Harry Genet Ready tor Tr bat th Prosecution Not Ready—Financicring in New Jersey—The Prosecution of An Election Impostor. Beiore Judge Ingraha: Afarge crowd gathered yesterday in the Court of Oyer and Terminer—Judge Ingraham on the bench—in the expectation that there would be a resumption of the Ring trials. Harry Genet was present, with his retinue of counsel, and the District Attorney's office was repre- gented in full force. It looked very much wy, though Genet was about to be tried, and the result was the most ager expectancy on the part of tue throng of spectators ‘There, were some iysierlous whispering, becwoon the ng counsel and the Judge, which finally ended in ener and his counsel leaving the Court, greatly to the Gisappolntment of all present. ‘The case had been, post: ier aaa Meantime the petty jurors were Aiscbareed tnt and the Grand Jury tillnext Monday, as the Gi Jury of the Court or General Sessions is stil in session. ‘The Case of Robert vs. Woodworth, Robert vs. Woodworth, President of the New Bruns- wick Carpet Company, who was arrested on Friday last on acharge of conspiracy to defraud the State Bank of New Brunswick, N. J., out of $500,009, was brought before the Court on 4 writ of habeas corpus and certiorart ob~ tained by Mr. Charles V, Brooke, his counsel. His release was asked for ou the ground that he 1 was ‘legally de- tuined and not by virtue of any commitment or of Court, but by a wresrent of the Governor of State on @ requisition Governor of New Jersey, urged it Ws ‘worth, wi ed if dehare A ‘of big liberty by the Sheriff an: District Attorney Lyon ed the writ should bx te dismissed on ot set ali th stavute requires ngasiaver, counsel for the ‘Sherk produced ‘On m Brooke, Mr, Bookstaver giving bis consent, ham adjourned the hearing until to-day eel tp traverse the a Fuge tngrs- fnges- ar pending ainst It ts alleged. by hose who clan to be fully Y posted that cer- tain directors of the state Bank are deeply concernea in this mation, somuch ao thap the slightest’ intimation, 1 say nothing of positive insfnuations against them, has tho attect of ial yaaking them exceedingly nervous ‘There is, In fact be much ‘more in the. case Chan appears on the arhnce. Denis Hogan Admitted to Bail. Abill of exceptions was submitted in this case by Colonei Fellows. Hogan, it will be remembered, was re- cently convicted in this Court on @ charge of personating an election inspector at the last election. Judge Ingra- bill. The effect of the certificate ts to sta; gine ae 3 certifies that there is probable ‘cause that injustice might be done were judgment Pronounced, and ie am therefore, goes tor review to the Supreme ry rage eral Term. Meantime Hogan was released on t ail ‘there being no furthor business the Couct adjourned till this morning, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. The City Appraisers’ Fees. Before Judge Davis. The case of Adrian H. Muller, who sued the city for $15,000 for services as one of the committee to appraise the city baplebel ft test the direction of the bpomrad sioners of the Sin! Fund, was Ley, bed to trial yeste: day, The Comptrolist ut in the usual defence that nero ‘was no TROY Spptica Bie to the suite of the claim. Judge Davis the Sasence, jeu iclent, but expressed doubt as to whether the Coast oped ioe “y cause of a tion in not a erring compliance ‘witht he resolution of the Sinking Fund sctiries ert directing the Comp- troller to arrange betorehan: Sen Bppracers as what the fees were to be, re given time to amend their pleadings. ‘SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, The Special Sessions Judges. Before Judge Brady. Denis Keeler, convicted in the Court of Special Ses sions for beating his wife and sentenced to one year to the Penitentiary, was brought yesterday before this Court, on @ writ of habeas corpus procured by Mr. William F. Howe, his counsel. Mr. Howe traversed the return, “that the ‘persons called Justices of the Special Sessions Court in the returnmade by the warden are not Justices of the said Court, add that the man wae not con- Wicked by a court of competent Juri iction.”” ‘The ob- Ject, as aia to test the constitutionality of the act of jointing the new Police Justices. Judge Brady anid at counsel had in another case ap- baat fo he General Term to affirm the judgment of the or r, Howe—But that was simply t@ let the case go be- fore’ the Court of Appeals. Judge Brady alle that he understood that fact Par fectlys ‘but he Zould not say how far the decision of th General Tei i influence him. ir. Ho sted that the Goneral Termhad merely ven a a decal ro forma to allow the case to be carrie the Appelate Court for final adjudioation. They did ‘not want, thelr decision to stand, but simply wanted the question decided, ter some further discussion the case, on application of eee District Attorney Lyon, was postponed till Thursday to allow him to put in an answer to the traverse: Decision. The People, &c., Fanher vs. The Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments for the City of New Yor&.—Order granted. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Freedman. elt Be Mahler.—Judgment of divorce in favar of plaintity Berger.—Motion granted. Pickersgili ve" Nash, Movey vs. Metropolitan. Gaslight Company, Audier vs. Stein, Cohn vs. Jacobs, Sharp vs. O'brien, ‘Sheriff; Dow ve. Darragh, Hanover Fire In- surance’ Company vs. Tomlinson. prlers goat v Judge Van Vorst. Belmont vs. Ponvert-Judgment for plaintif. See opinion Lathrop ve. Lathrop.—Order settled and signed. COURT OF COMMON 40 PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Loew, Jr. Thompson vs. Thompson.—See memorani Orpounel ve O'Donhell:—Judgment stadivgrce gtanted to,plaintiff and eustody of child awarded ckenzle etal. vx Jonce—Motion granted. Fuchs vs Hirschhorn.—Motion for leave to amend complaint granted on payment of $10 cos soligmulton ve Hamilton. —Judgment of divorce granted Mintz va. Bancroft. Motion to continue injunction and appoint receiver denied. ‘inor, Jr., vs Nostrand.—Motion to open default granted on payment of $10 costs. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—EQUITY TERM. Decisions. By Hartman vs. Fettretch. hw fedgeusat for plaindff for $318 42. see opinion with Consolidated Fruit Jar Company vs. Mason et al.— Judgment for plaintiff. Dory ‘with clerk. couRT OF GENECAL § GENETAL SESSIONS. Grand Larcenies and Burglaries, Betore Recorder Hackett, Charles Saunders was tried and convicted of stealing a gold watch valued at $200 from the person of Henry E. Owen while passing through Eighteenth street on the 22d of November. The prisoner passed the watch to a confederate; and, thinking that the complainant would withdraw the charge, returned the wash. pina day or So “alencast jar Pgs A The inistakable nt on, o ani ad an unmistakable Englis! postlvely em ugh heh, an autastakable, Engen brogue, RI, A verdict ot guilty was promptly ren- dered’ by tre | ry. ‘The Recorder, in passing sentence said that Saunders was the t impudent and perjured thief he had seen for en: a year, end sent him to the State Prison for five Frank Mitchell pleaded ‘suit 8 an attempt at petty larceny from the person. the charge being that on tho 234 of November he stole a silver watch from Robert Strecke! Michael McConnell, who was indicted for burglarions! entering the premised of Maurice W; Collies Novis Gent street, and stealing @ small quantity of Cigars pleaded guilty’ to an attempt at, burglary in ¢- tinrd degree, no prisoners wete each seul i the ‘Beate Prives tir wo 5 ears and six months, 0 Contay pace guilty to stealing, on the 20th of Nocenpen x of India rubber boots, valued at the Berets of Henry Elliott. He was sent to the Seat tate ison {oF two years. James Morrisse: mn the 2d of October, stole cloth- ing worth $30, misaden guilty to an attempt it grand fare co “William Carter and Arthur K, Small pleaded guilty to attempting to take a gold watch worth is from Henry je, on the an of October. The above = wd prisoners were sent to the peniten- sacha Liyde, a youth, pleaded gut i ohn le, 5 you leaded gui to a char ing in with, an/assauit with Ya ree tye d lady in Varick street, and was sent to the Peniten- for one y who, on the Ath of August, + Pleaded guilty and was le $34 from seit to the House of Reluge. Acquittal John Mitchell was placed on trial, charged with at~ tempting to steal a gold watch and chain from the person of Peter Hughes, on the night of the 80th of October, while attending a political meeting in the Fourth ward. Tt appeared from the evidence of the complai: the chain was broken, qyisenty by a rojgenionat pies: Pocket. | Mitchell told his story so artiessly and was so Clumsy in appearance that the Court and jury were sa\ istied of his innocence. He showed by two Brooklyn c tractors that he worked for them and was an honest mr Russell suapeoned the prosecution a ack piaee ce hel. tried E hi senda ‘atric! jergen was trie upon a charge of wateh worth $88 from Auton iter, It-uppeared thee tne accused returned the watch to the com; ainant before he was charged with stealing dl, and ail the circumstances Showed that there was no feloniouy. taking of the sroge erty. ESSEX MADKET POLI POLICE COURT. Before Judge Otterburg. Justice Otterburg presided at the Essex Market Police office oot tne. Meg Service ii Its ers0) 6 dete fi siunetion of he said the stripe or color F across strate some printipie or he the words tO cy maid not La mé what eolntor to try; I do not re jon on emember what a a thee iii! it was done ‘under the sanction ot the IAM ® win =e nate eee Court yesterday and disposed of @ large number of cases oft drunkenness and disorderly conduct, Alleged Swindi Charles Boland, of 822 No, Kast Twenty-frst street, a re- spectable looking young man, was accused by lis late employer, Alexander Monroe, of 34 Rose street, of em- tect ent, It was alleged by the eae bo the anne ie ch, hb money received Reha appropee Lis re was ‘omnmitied” ob a charge of obtal rom freeman Barnum, of No. 6B ot the sum 0 sy sat 3e4 riath me = Court’ hi ‘id a tak to'anewet in‘ ‘deta alt of ship. Metan Hameron | No, 65 Division street, was in pe oF anpe re Ree Pe cig eyinye ay mw held him to answer. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Covnr or Over axp Trawinen—Held by Judge Ingra- ham.—The People vs. John McDermott, homicide, Surnaun Count—Omeut—Aviouuned Teux—Part, 2 Held by sua @ Van Vorst.—-Now. 442, 498, 382, 928, ie 1592, 1676 Ia asus R638 Tod, 16051700, 12 ITO, 1712, 76, T1082. Re +3 Court: Hae ia a Pigg wy A by ee "6 tt. —No#. 5 , i075, 0 ar" 305 BBT¥g, 2987, ""973, "463,°905, 991, 1069, ‘1071, Sirens Coun —Cnawnnns.—Nos. 16, 37.46, 47, 8 9, 76" Ti "tig fi 97, 99, 100%, 105, 107, 109, 1M 5, an 19," 120 25, , 132, Mal, 142, gh ly Bs Bh ia Judge Part 2—Held by Judge Sedgwick.—Nos, j2, 692, 696, 1234, 1: 135, To, 278, 812, Bld, 616, Count or Common Pieas—Triat Ter: Part 1—Hold by i Tate 2348 2008 2s, O40, 1912, 1825, 2 Surerior yoy Tenu—Part |—Held ay Sipe Tia. ee 4 ces Manixe Count—Trrax. pene L—Held by Judge o 3042, 192, 2106, 4 ‘san, by dudes Blea ‘Sore sar soa, ‘2,’ 2604, S34, gy home’ or" Gewtxak Sxsstons—Held by Recorder Hackett.—The People vs. Gemaro Copertino, felonious assault snd bi seni Same vs. James Donavan, felonious assault ai me Vs. James Wilson, felonious Assault and ‘baitery; Same vs. Alexander Corbett and Joveph Massnuch, burglary and grand larceny; Same vs. August Kessler, "burglary: Same, vs. Johi ving, a me Ulfaim Barley, bigamy: Same vs: Smith, Torgery Same va Jobn 8: ad ; Same va. John Kelly, grand larceny; Same v3. ‘ugent, grand ‘arceny me va, Thomas C; mpbell, grand larceny; Sane Ve. Ferdinand Belschostki (three prete! COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR. Aunany, Dec. 8, 1873. ‘The following ie the Court of Appeals day calendar tor December 9:—Nos. 142, 143, 145, 147, 149, 121, 127, 132, 98, 124. BROOKLYN COURTS. Peale de Mah AN SATY_CouRT. The Interest on City y Moneys—Suit Against Ex-Collector Badeau tor $100,000. In accordance with a resolution recently passed by the Common Council, Corporation Counsel De Witt, on be- half of the city, yesterday instituted an action against Isaac Badeau, late Collector ot Taxes, to recover the amount of interest on city moneys received and alleged to hay psa appropriated big him during his terms of offi January 1, 1865, to January J, 1872. The rae sought, to be recovered 1s $100, Below will be ‘the main points of the complaint in the case, whieh was served upon Mr. Badeau yesterday after- fiat st under and by virtue veld oe Fc aforesaid, it be- came the duty of the said det ‘said tax edllector to receive ali moneys for taxes ‘anda ‘assessments levied by ant payable to the city of Brooklyn for sity. purposes of for local improvement (except the tax for water supply), and on same day that he received said moneys to pay over the whole amount, thereof to the Treasurer of the said city of Brooklyn, and to render to tee Comptroller of said city a just and true account of e same. That at Givers and sonar times between the Ist day 1866, and the Ist day of January, 1872, the said fendi as collector of taxes and assessments as aforesaid, y Virtue and authority of the acts afore- sald, received For a large number of persons large amounts of moneys in payment of sald taxes and assess. ments go levied as afot operat, » Which said moneys were the property ot the plaint! ‘That the said Getgndant, “in violation of his duties as such collector, in violation of the acts aforesaid and to the great injury of the plaintiff, neglected and refused to ay over said moneys to the Treasurer of the city of Brdoklyn upon the same day on which he ro recetved the same, deposited the same in his own name and as his own property in various banks and moneyed institu- tions of said It avers, on information and belief, that said banks and moneyed institutions allowed for the use ot said moneys 80 Cree by said detendant as aforesaid, pat, tN ter ‘ine Fate of three or four per cent per im, an ond pat jame to the suid defendant, Badeau: such’ interest bo, id to said defendant, daring ¢ the period mounts to the sum or about That by reason of the neglect and refusal of said de- fendant io pay over sald moneys so received by him as aforesaid to the Treasurer of the city ot Bri lyn the plaintiff lost the interest which would otherwise have accrued thereon, and been paid to this plaintiff, and was thereb 4 in the sum of or than $100,000, aid io said defendant the said | by! moneyed institutions. a interest upon deposits so made as aforesaid is the Lah Ker ot this ree but that the eye in waist 7 Biaop Tae and in oy ey tion of the acts re verted the same to his own use, and still conti ues to Holdthe samme in his own. name and for his own use, and Fofuses to pay the sme to plaintify although yrequent femands have been made by plainiif. for the payment thereof COURT OF SESSIONS. Ex-City Treasurer Sprague’s Trial. Before Judge Moore. ‘The trial of Cortland A. Sprague, late City Treasurer, was set down for yesterday. District Attorney Britton, however, not being able to appear in consequence of the investigation of the charges against him, the trial of Mr. Sprague was further Postponed until the 18th inst. A e cro} ‘amsetnbled in the court room in antici- ‘that the cage would proceed. SUPREME COURT. — Wasuineron, Dec. 8, 1873. In the case of Snow vs. United States, ex. rel., Hemp- sted, United States Attorney for Utah, the question was whether, in the Territory of Utah, the United States At- torney tor the Territory, or the Attorney General of the ‘Territory, elected under the Territorial law by the Territorial Legislature, is entitled to prose- cute of ainst laws Court today rac which too tou prevailed, both in Tate and ‘other Terri- tories. and which is in some degree supported by the organic act of the Territory, the Attorne; yvenerss of the Territory is the proper officer. The practice is regarded as an anomaly, because aL offences in the Territory are agains “the peace of the United Stat but, as bie st honarel construction of the act of Congress shes the courts when sttting as circuit and inert reo, of the United States, from their business as_ordina: urts of the Territory, it must be Cis He The Teriitoriat law DOr eaing 10 the appointment of prosecuting officers, of Suen’ held to be valid, and the United aocerees of the right to prasecute in y, that the decision can work no evil in any Ci as the “whole matter is within the con- trol of Congress. Seigment is reversed, Mr. Justice Byer delivered the opinion. 6 case of Henshaw and others vs. Bissel, from the Cirouit Court for California, involving the title to a league of land situated in the north part of the Figs By! vee was to-day before the Supreme Court. ton below was tor ao id it is here claimed that it must be reversed, becatise the. patent first issuing to the plaintire in error gave them the paramount title at Lata and O gauity, wid for other minor reasons. Messrs. and fopre resent: con pianace here ‘and Messe Biair and Dick the departs put fite case of the Star of Hope vs. Oharch et al. from the Circuit Court for California, in which the shij libelled for carele: stow in; (oe _— almonds in tl {om tract in the alter cabin, hat the contract of thé Bl ot Jading requested, the storage to be that the goods be delivered in good order, there was Ecpligense on the part of the vessol, aod Ik wae mot ue; cessury to decide whether there was @ custom 1n respect Of such goods of storing them in the after cabin. {f the master could not store as requested he should at least have notified the shipper. |The decree below is aflirmed, Mr. Justice Bradley delivered the opinion, THIEVES AT WORK. The following robberies were reported to Super- intendent Matsell yesterday morning, as having taken place since Saturday last. Want of food are forcing many men to adopt this method of getting from the community the means of saving their families from starvation :— Captain Williamson, of the Third precinct, re- ported that some time during the at before Jast the store of Francis D, Mesigh, at No. 229 Ful- ton street, was entered by thieves, who forced open the front door and carried off 12 pails of but- ter valued at $259. The door was found open by an officer, ‘The residence of Dr. Perrin, at No. 17 East Sixty- eighth street, was entered by thieves while the aay was absent on Saturday night, and $290 worth of jewelry was carried of. Nociue to the thieves could be found. The office of P. A, Madden, at No. 44 Beaver street, was entered fe Bd Soh on Sunday night, who succeeded in effecting an entrance by break- ing the lock from the front door and in carrying of 2,500 cigars, valued at $250. A larg rae pews of glass was broken by some un- known thief in the window of the store of Freeman & Burr, clotniers, at Ne Broadway, on Sunday afternoon, and six overcoats carried off. No ciue to AJ thieves was found. mn Harris, residing at No. 251 Hudson steeet. called at the station house yesterday and Teported that his apartments were entered by Okan oe persons,*who stole $47 worth of clothing. Morris Lobstein, residing at No. 339 West Forty- fourth street, called at the fwenty-second precinct station house on Sunday and reported that his residence had been entered by thieves, who suc- ceeded in breaking open a trunk where he kept his silverware and carrying off about $150 worth, oa) — Killalea made an investigation, but failed ind any ciew to the thieves. SALES av Al ‘TION. UCTION. AUCTION. AUCTION. ‘Thi , at private mansion 21 East iwentieth ‘is di sireot, near Biondway, commencing at lig o'clock, com: prising every article necessary for eentee! hhousekeéping Viz. : Rosewood Pianoforte, 0 out $030; elegant Parl Bedro m Suits, Mirrors, Brusmols Catpers ince Oil Paintings, Bronze Cloke, Ornaments, sin, ax dsteads, Lace en ed beg” spring ment ma kisshen Furnivure, oo rr en Furi HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer. ‘AUCTION, AUCTION, Household At the slegant residence 36 West 18th st. UCTION, Magnificent "bade )reaus, Wardrobes, Le ___ SALES AT _ACCTION, emer er ercier tetera ROH. Jot JOHNSTON, AUCTION BER. —OFFICB AND TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1575.—IKIVLE SHEET, SALES AT AUCTION. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—RICHARD FIELD, SHER- rite Cc. galesroom 37 Nassau street Cpe ‘ost office ; ifs and General —sa ber finns a brauch uch I to Ew it Pisaee real t, near wrtt el ig oN ib fee gon rh avent naw. Bedding, Quilt lankets, Pesses Vans ots PUBLIV ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. STOCK oF RY, BUOKS, FLCtURES, ARCH, JONNSTON. ont sell on ‘Thursday, av 10) o'clock, at the salesroom 37 Nassaa street, @ aplend: stock of Stationery, Books, Sin ‘Articioa, flue: Bhow. cases, Glass ra, 5 Shelving, Ga res, Safes, &e. By order of ISAAC ” public Administrator,” | cles of Michael ‘A. Ghd: Administrator ot the goods, won of McFarland, deceased. fienkers” Conta Pants an y order TL’ Aatons, treet. lots men’s and women’ emnants, aCaderelodhing, ulso Coats, ry AWNBROKER’S SALE—THIS DAY, BY JA! Agar, 9 New Bowery. a largo aswrtient of winter esses, Shawis, Remnan' ailts, Vests, and’ various othieg arti: too numerous to ‘mention: By order of M. COOK, 2b Amity street, AWNBROKER'S SALE.—BY RICHARD FIELD, ALF. OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY Sherlif's and, General Auctioneer, Salesrooms, 121 idsomely illustrated, sopetantialy und Sowery. Wednesday, mber 10, 500 Lots wold ‘and a ponely, stten te "Wedacstay, Thame. | miner Watson sold Uhalen Fina Riage Fincleosne Gay and Friday afternoons at four o'clock, by BANGS, | Musical Instruments. By order’ of Mrs 8. Yullan “lst MERWIN & CO., 656 Broadway. a stead ot men's and women’s clothing. T AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.—A. CALDWELL & CO., Auctioneers.—This day. at iL clock, handsome Household Furniture, including en- tire contents of the residence 252 Fourteenth street, near Eighth avenue, Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room suits, with splendid’ rosewood Pianoforte, Peoria h Oargets, Pifn Paimiings, Bronzes, Clocks, ner uf. Sale tresses, Pillows, Blankets, Ext tension waples, oh irs, fot, Hall Stand, Crockery, glass and silver’ Ware” Positive, as the whole e must be sold. Dealers invited. High class Works im ps at59New Bowery, 600 has wl treet. lots Women’ 's Clothing, is, Furs, Camel's will sell this day, Water Colors, the importation of MESSRS. M. KNOEDLER & CO successors t) Goupil & Co., now on exhibition at the Art Gallery, No. 60 Liberty street, to be’ sold at auction on TH URSDAY, December 1, at 12 o'clock ; also RLDAY, December 12, super on Paintings. DWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE. Property of the late Col T. Yon i Reidelsky, 25h street At the private reudence, 1 Hast S. Wini S. it sell ment of choi Cases, ves of 45 ba Scotch Wi Fore and Sherey W HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. Wines, Liquors, Champagne, (Tuesday), Decoinber % at iis 0 by order of the consienet. a fargo end joe Wines and' Liquors in caske, barrels and 1s cholee Key ; casks Brandien, Gin, Ri © Whiskeys Bikers end sbont S000 Cigars, &c. Sale positive, without reserve. Dealers ‘in- es, Brandies, “Cigars, fo. This 014 Bourbon, Rye and ag onsks WNBROKER’S SALE—WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Wednesday. JAMES AGAR, Auctionceer, will sell Gold and. Silver’ Watches, Gold and Diamond Jewelry, Chains, Pins, Rings, Ope Glasses, Guns, Pistols, Fancy Good: ‘By order of A. J-dackson, 66 Weat Thirty-Lrst AWNBROKER’S SALE. 7 EHO. J. MGRATH, AUC- 1atigneer, 188 Chatham o nad W Shawls, Remnant Bedding, Blankets, Boots, also Coats, Pants and Vests. By order H. ©, ‘Lows bany street. at IL is day No. 13 Bowery, eneral assort- baie: this) ‘day (Tues UOTIONEER, virtue of an execution I will 9% at 10% o'clock, No. pskirt manu com ber 13 Bowery, the Stock ‘ind Fixtures of shoo Be BOs at t Fourth’ a factory, viz. :—of Tables, Desks, Chairs, Stove and Pi on THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10% oretock Frames, Hoops, Machinery, Tapes, Tin, Pins, &c,, and & over $15,000 worth and over 400 lots magnificent House- | tot of Dry and Fancy Goods, By order of F. Rineman, hold Furniture, @” wards moguet, velvet Brussels Car- | City Marshal pets. E, ROTH, Auctioneer, Parlors—Maguificent latest styles Parlor Suits, in satin brocade, plush and reps; IHOMAS GAFFNEY, AUCTIONE: ot ah Turkish Chairs Lounges; brilliant tome 734 octave gran Centre street—will Positively se! this 06 Fianofortes Micrors, urtains, Painti a ag ‘tatu. | o'clock, the Lease, Stock ‘ixtares of ihe rst class jocks, Etagere: Table rosewood oO cubes Be rants Bediiingt library, dining and Barroom and Oyster Saloon, kn corner Greene and Amity streets, in one or more lots. basement Furniture, &c, Catalogues ready tor sale. LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER —BY D. W. IVES, salesrooms 103 Liberty and M1 Geaar street. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, WEDNESDAY. at Il. o'clock, By virtue of a chattel mor 2 P. M..the contents of the 1 rILLIAM Apsorr, AUCHONERE. © Salesrooms 5) New Bor Bro Known as the Amity Honse, orteage I wil Seu, this day, at quor store at ‘51 street, near South Fifth avenue—One four-pull Ale Fump, pome FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS a FURNISHED P. yee A eect eee te poles org ands Mt. oes Fourteenth street, ond avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A and Bedroom, nicely furnished, two hall sires at 80 aver place, near i A ay and U| LARGE THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM AND Hi 2 Room, well furnished, to let, without board, ep or separately references exchanged. oN ies Kast tween Broadw: iversity pI a tas "WIDOW WILL RENT A FURNISHED ae ‘West Thirty wo gentlemen, withou terms xeced between Fi PoRueD | ROOMS TO tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. 4 lady during sickness, 300 near Eighth avenue, reet, suitable Re ea and wife, two entiome a Dems a Pe F convenience te pie” points ocation is unsury tingly Pnoderate: No. W West Nimtit 4 avenues, LET—IN A SMALL PRI- street, | family, at No. 2 West ‘thirty-fifth be- Fu a Mrs. ed RNISHED ROOMS, CONSISTING or" ROOM Al Bedroom, part of French flat; $6 fire and gas, bath ai WALSH. URNISHBD pelMe ‘OR GENTLEMEN, _Inq ts, for house! terms moderate. Apply at No, 52 Sixth avenue. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED. without board, in tl junction ot Broadway and Forty-fourth street. ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— ond and third floors, jnire at No. Ly East Twelfth street. room; also a for _gentlomen, new first class house 666 Soventh evenuey ‘With all modern improvement Keeping; RONT PARLOR TO LET TO SINGLE GE! or gentleman and wite. fourth street. INGLE Roo | TO LET—FOR GENTLEMEN SEG NTLEMBN Inquire at 26 Eaat Twenty- furnish 38 West Twenty-fourth street 10 T with closets; hot and cold water; also @ hall room. Apply at 107 Amity street. T° Room and three Bedrooms, on third Hoor, conve~ nient to cars and restaurants. 27 East Mined stot Coe ner of University place. LET—FURNISHED, A LARGE FRONT ROOM, LET. ‘URNISHED, WITHOUT BOARD, A AITTING On Including Parlor, hamper, Diaing Room and Hall Fur. | Ane Counters O) Engravings, large ‘stock of ort niture of every description’: also, Tedding, Carpets, Fic- | Liquors largé Toe Chest for lager beer, Bagatelle Tables, ures, ery, fay Presents, &c. | Glassware, ER, On Friday, bere Goad Gpeoecens Tay “4 siGutlery, Games, Attorney for Mortgagee, Liquors. Cigars, &e. Send involoes and goods on Sonera _TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, UCTION. AUCTION, GREAT AUCTION SALE. eo ieamnrateis Gace sp he Ra oe Over $45,000 worth handsome Household Furniture. ‘ATTEN TION THIS DAY (TUESDAY), 1039 at the elegant private residence, 210 West Twenty-first street, near Seventh avenue. Parlor Suits in crimson brocade satin, Turkish Easy Chairs, Cabinets, Centre Tables, fine Paintings, real Paris Bronzes, Two magnificent rosewood Pianofortes iteinway and Decker & Bro,), three Bookcases, Library ‘ables, Mirrors, Curtains, ‘bronze Clocks, Extension Table, Sideboard, Dinin; Sliverware, (Crockery, ‘ood and walnut Bu: o'clock, spring Mattresses, ‘rep and pl nits, Brussels and inerain Carpets, al sortment Kitchen Utensils, &c. Take Seventh or Eighth avenue cars, varies attending sale are requested to be present 1046 o'cloc! HOBSET.@, CAgtiIN, "Auctioneer. AL privat SALE OF’ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, corr rivate residence 120 West 23d st., this (Tuesda: eit atl0%, o'clock. LUKE FITZGER- sells all ‘the magnificent and plain Household Furniture contained in above residence :—Pi- anoforte, made by Chickering ;-moquette Carpet, two ¢le- gens Faris ous, covered in brocatel: two do., in reps; Mirrorg, Curtains, centre Tables, gilt aes Turkish’ Chairs, ‘Etageres, ‘Bookcase, Secretary, Books, Suits in rosewood and walnut, ‘Dressing ring, comm: .LD, Auctioneer, OFFICES SUITABLE BANKS, INSURANCE COMPA! HAD, SINGLY OR EN $8U! SIZE, FROM 10X12 FEET $400, $500 AND UPWARD 1 NOW READY For” OCCUPANCY, NEW FIREPR' lg13| F BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS. ELEGANT OFFICES AND RENT, IN THE $ S| IN CLOSE PR YY HALL, THE COU & f-} f [3| | " ‘OR EE | a4 [ale FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATE! LARGE VAULTS ABOVE TO ‘D BUILDING, BEING ‘MITY TO THE THE POST OFFICE, & rE) LAWYERS, BROKERS, 4 NIES, &C., &0,, UITE, OF ANY DEST! OAN BE RED TO 26X67 FEET, AT $300, $12,000, ACCORDING TO &c.; Chamber Cast Bedstoads, Mattresses, spring Beds, Carpets, Din- SIRE AND LOCATION, ing Room Bufet, Extension Table, Chairs and. silver Plated Ware, Ching &c.; also basement aud servant Fur. | 74% ABOVE BUILDING 18 Aire; over'275 Lob of elegant and piain Household Pur- Gowrranhy sraureoor niture. LY ¥ A if cotton NOTICE.—K, T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAY (Tuesday), December at 1034 o'clock. at our salesroom, No, 118, Chambers street, avy Aad Shelf Hardware, ‘Table and Pocket Cutlery, &c., &c., In lots to suit city and pombe. trade. 500 pairs Skates, 225 Straps Sleigh Bells. * ‘Shovels and Spades, Chains, Screws, &c. delet Tinned Ware. ent, ‘ Catalogues on morn ofa £00. Anogoneers Avernec $1,500 WORTH TOYS AND FORNITURE at auction. —ISIDOR HACKER sells, at 10% o’cloo! W. s7th st. large Toy Store, marble Fountain an Splondid Pursiture: in ieee. UNN, Auctioneer. A LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SKLL ON Wreanesisy p next, a at 1] o'clock, without reserve, at felesrooing, 75, West Broadway, Washstands, Tables, &c, Sol other expenses. x ies ees Fe alia ha ty the SALE OF several lots Bedding to pay for storage and ts, this day (Tuesday), December 9, at. deloske F M., at the Auction Room: ast Thir- teenth street, near Broadway, over 100 Carpets of various punt some very rich and elegant viz. Acree a Mo: juet, velve i {rom more than # different families: alse about Tew? also Oilcloths, Matting. Carpet Lining, &c., kc, N, B.—Remember the hour, 2 o'clock promptly. READY FOR OCCUPANCY, lal: [| RENT OF SMALL OFFICES, POSES ON FIRST A is 8a story. Ath story, oth story, 1800 $1.5 HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS. VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES, ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR- BASEMENT FLOORS, INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET. ENJ. F. TREALL, AUCTIONEER, Importers’ sale French Clocks and Bronzes. Messrs. Munn & Cobb, having determined to discontinue their American house, Will and LARGR STORE IN HARLEM (2211 THIRD avenue, near 120th street), with plate glass tront complete fixtures; api Possession ; best business ideation | in Hariem, above: mamedi rate Spay tie by auction. on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 10th, 1th and 12th inst., at their store, No, 13 Dey street, near Broadway, 51 Lispenard treet. 10 LET—STORES 45 AND 51, AND LOFTS 45, 47 AND 49 Lispenard street, rear Broadway. ‘Apply io JOURNEAY, Acebueme Ll is weel NWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH- out board, East and Fourth avenues, large and small Rooms: also Rooms for ge! wit oe, ‘without Board. 238 Eighth avenue, &i iiss LET—FURNISHED, FOR TOUSEKERPING® 133 ‘Twelfth street, between Third ain Net ([uREe SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED Perot igh ing Rooms, tlemen only; pri housaxneping or to single gentlemen; $2 to $7, inclt el, doy, West Twenty-third street, to ; e family; tort toa aodere TO $7.—A LARGE FRONT ROOM ON SECOND foor’ aad twosmall Rooms, all frnlshod, for jot and cold water, &c., in private house % ee Twenty- third street. pte OF FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH HOT Al bea. est 06 East Square Hotel ne $9 weekly; upper Rooms, stove and dou! with hot air, $3 50; quiet. central house, eenth street, three doors from Umiom TH AVENUE, 319, BETWEEN TWENTY-FIFTH ry, Twenty-sixth streets.—Neatly fu rent, to gentleman men} central location; good table and moderate HTH AVENUE 164, NEAR TWENTY-FIRST STREET furnished Rooms, to let, front and singly or em e suite; $ A town cars pass the door. 588 West Forty-seco! ed Rooms, nd wife; ringle Rooms for oan terms. baths on each floor; references. WEEKLY.—TWO ROOMS, FRONT, FURNISHED for housekeeping; house brown stone; green cram 1 tor hookekeehine on second and thirs and gi VARICK PLACE, Ny by tate ae AND Houst streets.—' let, nicely furni Rooms sokeoping on scout doors, with vent 21 WEST TWELFTH ‘STREET,_COMFORTABEE furnished Rooms, tor gentlemen’ terms moderate. 2 or two gentlemen ; also Hall D STREET, NO. 110 WEST. aim COMFORTAI furnished sedroom ; no eens al 3 gentlemen or gentleman and wite, * ———— 76 without Board; gas and bath; private family; no ing. TH STREE’ SO a ee ELM: STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEP 94. ¢ 121 with or witl hout Board. 130 WEST.—A LARGE FRONT BOOM floor, weli furnished, suitable fortwe ‘on_fourtl BARROW STREET, NEAR HUDSON.—FUR- nished Rooms, suitable tor one or twogel to gentlemen; gas and bath. EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A WIDOW lady would like to rent a nicely furnished ae. UNFUI beets ROOMS AND APART- TO LET. water closet, pe A openi VERY DESIRABLE FIRST FLOOR OF SEVEN entrance on Thirty- mr hie street, northwest corner Third A arene, ore tea stor SECOND FLOOR OF SIX ROOMS, ALL NEWLY Painted in parti colors; front room Tichly papereds fad Tiheaighch areata poly ee. seven ‘HEW BYRNES, 142; st Phirty- cd wtroat large rooms in corner house, 28 feet front; wind ing on every room; water ‘closet on floor; get W BYRN ES 142 East Thirty-third street. their entire stock, comprising marble Clocks In great yaricty, marble and bronze, gilt and alabasier, of newest designs; also a number of elegant Mantel Sets, together with a choice assortment of Bronzes, in groups, figures and statuettes, offering a rare opportunity to purchasers 10 LET—THREE FLOORS, SUITABLE FOR BUS- ness of residence. Apply at the store 702 Broad- way, New Yo for use or gifts during the coming holidays. Now on ex- hibliion, to which we respectfully invite the public. BY THOS, REYWORTH, AUCTIONEER, Will soll this Cas to whom it may concern, at 10% d'cloc umbia street, black walnut Bed- ears. Fixtures tor sale, 10 LET—THE PROMINENT CORNER, FIFTIETR street and Seventh avenue, oppos way Railroad depot, fitted up ‘w: ioe Fook Jur & Serm ot the new Broad- it bar and din- Apply J. KELHEIMER, 704 Seventh avenue, corner of Forty-eighth street. ut stead ardrobes, Bookcases, Washstands, Ex- fension werent, a and other Mattresses, alarge lot of Garpets, Stoves, feather Beds and Pillows, 2c: to pa; storage ‘and advances; aiter which a lot of Toys an Fancy Goods. Dealers'and others are invited to attend. BY wis Wa CAMPSELL, JR, AUCTIONEER —SELLS is day, at 2 o'clock, at $25 Atlantic avenue, Brook- size, &c. ; also a small a: Windows, suitable for wholesale or retail; also ver: Serra Basement. Apply on the premises, uN LET—IN THE “TAYLOR BUILDING,” CORNER Park Place and Greenwich street, Offices of every es for la’ ers, commission merchants, agen’ od tanteful Store, with large plate glues i in, entire stock of Grogerign, Tess, Family Supplies, alee, Fixtures, Counters, fine Awning, ocery store, Buyers and dealers spe hii invited. js removed after sale. 4 ped DESK ROOMS TO LET, AT 19 LISPENARD CAMPBELL'S Office, 48 Hudson street. ‘ings, &c., to rent to a d w rent, owner leaving sad DWELLING HOUSES To LET. BY JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONRER, OFFICE AND _slerroom S96 Titra avenue, will selon Thursday ‘Furnished. next, Decem ire Furniture contained in dwelling houso No, 118 West ‘Thirty-frststrect, consisting | A LARGE, FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE of biack wainus mapble op Bureaus, Wasnatands Bed. Murray’ Hill, near Firth avenue, magnificently f Steada, Commodes, & 4 which are first ished, incinding’ bronzes, paint rable par int 5 aes Pads Sunteroehe Chivmon Os Palatings, | Florida. BHRLON'E StOay 31 East Seventeenth st. IRENCH FLAT TO LET—IN THE yrs room, With atl the modern convent ces. by BOBERT L BROWN, 20 Nassau street. uo 10 10 box 1 ises. 10 English basement House, three or four rooms, small family only. Apply at 463 West Thirty -tourth between Eighth and Ninth streets, until M: ays, rentof $150 per month. Address JAMES R. EE a 0 .LETELEGANT FLATS: HALLS HEATED: 346 West Twenty-eighth street. month, at 127 Kast Eighty fifth street. House 117 West Forty-first street, near fy first class. LET—THE UPPER FLOOR OF bet STONE LET—DWELLING PART OF 761 Lye 1,361 Post office. Inquire on the, Flats of seven rooms, every convenience, per LEt—LOWER PART OF ENGLISH BASEMENT ‘ent $45 per month; or Second Floor, $30; ro NO A _tween Forty- -second and Forty’ third stree Third avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twei seventh streets, all improvements, J moderate. Apply in office on premises, ty LET—FIRST FLOOR, 593 NINTH Fava e oon LET—THE SECOND FLAT OF HOUSE NO. 308 toa sinall family; 4c. Catalogues in time, | ei SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, J. P. FATRCHILD, Ac poseets A'é 153 Kast Th Tow 4 0O., No. 3 Pine street. ‘irty-sixth-street, Apply to E. H. Li $175 PER MONTH FOR THE WINTER, FOR THE lesirable and newly furnished nigh stoop House on Wednesday, December 10, 1878 at i AME, at No, 9 Beach streets’ Household Furniture, consisting of ma- hogany Sectetary Mookcase, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, hair and sti Mattresses, Oi A Com- LUDLOW & © VERY COMFORTABLE AND FULLY FURNISHED House on Twenty second street, near Sixth avenugy torent tor the winter at a low rent Aj to K, , No. 3 Pine street. sd we modes, Glasses, te ery, velvet Carpets, éc., ‘ofderor the executors. Also sam Marshal's sale of Dry Goods genuine Piper Heldsick, chests Teas, glass Cases, Counters, dc. By order of the City Marshal, A 758 COMPLETELY FURNISHED, UNUSUALLY AT- tractive House to rent ‘for the jatar, oo ‘Thirty- firth street, near Park avenue. Ko.'8 Pine and $5 Hast Seventeenth street E. H, LUDLOW & NRY B, HERTS, AUCTIONEER, ale of Fancy Furs, Robes, Seal Sacques, &c., Executot the stock of a manufacturer lately deceased, month CO., FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN ayer ty. second street, near Sixth avenne; rent ossession’ immediately; one, th Thir fourth sirvot, near Broadway. B. ® MERRILL & CO, ta West Thirty- hard meets on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, street: four story brown 25x65; locatioi URNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN NINETEENTH stone, E, CHURCHILL, 8 White i uN December 8, 9 and 10, at 10% o'clock each day, exceptionable, Apply to W. — stree! at the Grand Central Salesrooms, hry OUSE, 40i4 8ST, MAKK’S PALCE; HANDSOMELY 666 Broadway, near Bond street. These goods were all made up for first class trad furnishes ; immediate occupanc! remarkably cheap; rentral $136 per month. premises. ventral, and rent Inquire on ;they are fully guaranteed, and will be sold without any re- serve, to close the estate, by order of executors. 1: s. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER; SELLS THIS Hoss o'clock, at + day, Tuesday, ember 9, at sh & East Twontl avenue, 10 LET CHEAP—PARTIALLY FURNISHED OR UN ed, the entire House, except the parlors. lois Bowery, Toys, Wax Dolis, I Furniture, Carpet e.oths, Bi Kets indiey and a No. eth street, between Broadway and Fourth Inquire on the premises. 10 RENT FOR THE WINTER—AN ELEGANT THREE Jewelry, ay story high stoop House, on Thirty-fitth street, near Wied and satiety ot Park avenues in pervect order and turnished completely, ines, juor th bronzes, Pay ornaments, &c.; rent low toa Food te ant. i LUDLOW '& U0. No.3 AUCTIONEER, 531 HUDSON | @ entire stock of new and second ¢ 421 Ninth avenue, near Thirty- Jt ‘AMES CAGNEY street—This day, hand Furniture, ib, OF Piet Seventeenth street 0 BBN? ‘PARTIALLY FURNISHED—AT A REDUCED fourth street, consisting of a large assortment of rore- ante Yery,denrable three story high stoop House, enamelle 4 grained ae Oilcloth: a 2 Twe -fi/thi street, near Fourth avenue. Apply to B. rors, Mattresse ind Bedding; | H. LUDLOW s CO., No. 3 Pine street, and 35 East Sey- ie top’ Tables an art el d Back, | criteenta stro: ant ¥ Ba Orse, jar: | ~ Dealers will uot re. Stoves, Ac; also splendid young ‘Park Phaeton, by Brewster, H t attending. AMES M. FOBD, AUCTIONERR, SELLS, THIS DAY, at two o'clock, the Furniture ‘and effects of amily occupying. 14 Rooms at 367 Bowery, including in part Parlor suits, Bedroom Suits. Chainber Furniture of all descriptions A very large assurtinent ot velvet, Eng. fish body Brusselis. tapestry, and other Carpets, hair Mattresses, feather yt) Comt “lag Bi i= cases, Wardrobes, &o, : silver, Chin y Ware. Oil Painungs, Chromos, Engra French plate and other Mirrors, fancy articles, Cutt Ma- | mon chines, medium kitchen Furniture, being a’ very desira- ble opportunity for house keevers and others, BOGERT, AUO TIONHER —WEDNESDAY, _DE- J. cember 10, at 11 o'clock, atthe auction rooms No.1 | part ¢ eee orth William street, Houssnold Furniture, lot Fancy price to suit the times; Address Mrs, O. (0 RENT—PARTLY FURNISHMD, A THREE STORY and basement House, No. 250 West Tweltth strect; 000 O1 Unfurnished. PLEASANT FAMILY, DESIRING TO CURTATL expenses. may rent a hands dence, unrurnished, near Madison fheth street, till M tha, and bo rd ‘ot @ mont ne brown ston enue, abov ler. OHN ROSS, 83 Eighth avenue, Resi- Seven or $60 & m (or $290 cash for 434 jossee, Who resérves severul rooms. LIS, 15 Bible House. ae cae Page ate RNISHED, THE FINE LAZGE HOUSE 2 West Fourteenth joni . B, BOOT! street Pine in good Co For Goods, Toys, & on HEGEMAN & CO,, AUCTIONEERS, Silverplated Ware at Auction. 10 LET—NO, story Entire stock of the old bijehed house of William J. Miler. @ Maiden lane (@stablished 10%), Will o¢ sold at auction to close the business, at the old . CAPER, Sar. Broadway: ROOF HO! jonth 4 CHARLES STREET, A THREE basement House, contetnigg 14 rooms ; all mod- ern improvements; in good order. D. DEMEZA, 91 Sixth avenue, T° LET—CHARMING FRENCH seven minutes from Liberty street. terr. every modern improvement, Price to May }. Apply to A. OSE ‘Y;_ 1 room: hale stand, 12 Maiden lane. ‘The sale will commence TUE ESDAY, December 9, at 10 0 ft Hock, and be continued daily till closed stock a American and ©. me consisting and kngtish lated on te metal ahd nickel sil: Yer ; also fine She: 1g house Np yes a id Tape Cutie The weil known reputation of t be natalt ity to atauction Silverplated Goods livered 1 li the city and Brooklyn and packed A Goods for s! RTGAG Mgr g Ny FIELD, Es Moet i VOTIONBE! WILL it | gat Hamat Attorney nee s oes NEES Cad 4. $35 San wf three doors abo rooms and fine location. aes 7 ample cowed 00m “A Hanonomey by hea M ECOND Uys] nicely furnished, ree. BEDROOM ON 8EOOND ONLY A MONTH TILL MAY FOR A COTTAG: with two Lots—In an aristocratic street in Har- Jem; someF urniture at CN 0 _S: PREIDENRICH 906 and 908 Third avenue. — FURNISHED — AND APARTMEN TS TTT, WE. SITTING ROOM AND BEDROOM, Ay ee, ie ale nate” Psat FLOO! sor ulhieseah | — r OF 5 in offi 10 To nue Six kooms, with improvements, Monta, Inquire atd4oz West Fitty-tourth street, TWO NICE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS AND brick Ho the Ni conveniences 8 rooms, $30. ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR AND BEDROOM attic of No, 21 West Thirteenth strect, near Appl Gk rink avenue; rent $95 per mouth. Apply at 0 Carmine street, RENT—FIF1Y-FIFTH STREET AND ere ver ‘inth ward, A Tet vhnoge A 687 month. ooh rooms, 723 8: xt av ene. SIXTH AVENUE.—FOUR NICE ROOM! scons ay water on floor; rent ow per ‘TRATLON'S house furnishing ‘ware- ae ATES ast’ dec. C* et A WEEKLY AND. MONTHLY PAYMENTS PERTHWAIY & © immense tock and low prices: it ol kee ne Lah eee Mattes FURNITURE, ©: bs GEOR EA OL e i ular system growl Houses and Ries pep furnished to ARGE ASSORTMENT OF Cts) FUR! i Bedding at lowest cash = i Lyte ATER iELI 1 iis'marahgume, 40 ght ee between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. AY ments, at O'F, silk Rey re made order, c ; Pian aintings, Bronze: Minors, ene oe ak ais West 16th st, m neat bth stil $005 rage ad fe iss ‘onze! Hen ‘Bdiangy A —FOR SALE—COMPLETE, | fest ist libra Pianofortes, fine Paintin artiet 00D SECOND G Ail sizes, Fioh pattern and ingrain, street, be ¥ URNT TURE, 4 Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at Watt sana 187 Chaiuam street MAGNIFICENT “Grand Bustos | Furniture for vorier cost, San LESS sake HALF COST_ MAGNIFICENT. In brocade tel ond po $305 pia ‘armel oi ae, ery meh ‘arnt street, near nwenty-atth niture, private residence 21 schainber and dining Paeariare Hee Prom: must he sold immediately; uo Call two days. RPETS, Furniture, Beas, Bedding, &c, Payments taken by te eam or month, 1s CMSY. corner of Twenty: att street and sith ARPETS AND Hight C cash prices weekly or 986 Third avenue, between 27! HAND cn eke rea EXCHANGE. 000, Har tweet Wa or ceckinny iS