The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL LAND COMMERCIAL ieee HOLIDAY REFLECTION. ~Qur Exemplars” as a Moral and Ma- ierial Influence Upon Values. The Lesson of the Day Di- rectly Applied. CURRENT CHANGES WALL STREET, Monbay, Feb. 25, ira. | ‘To-day was observed as @ close holiday on the street, and but few of its habitués pu’ in an ap- pearance there during the day. Some of those restless souls who haunt the environs of the Stock Exchange on business days, in the firm belief tnat they are doing something for a living, surveyed the building early in the day as if to satisfy them- selves that it remained intact in the shadow of a holiday, but left soon in the confidence that it would again furnish the opportunity for the de- velopment of their favorite industry on a future Occasion. There is AN APPROPRIATENESS IN THIS COMPLIMENT to the memory o/ Washington on the part of such an important business interest as is represented on Wall street which might be fruitful of thought to Congress at the present time if it would but apply the test. It recalls how large was the mental stature of the men of Washington’s day who sat in the councils of the nation, and how dwarfed they have since become. Compare Alexander Hamilton with the Treasury secretaries of to-day and one can at once Measure the difference. Of course the labor im- posed upon the two men in their relative positions ts largely dissimilar, but ig not the impress upon the financial thought of the country equally Marked in its dissimilarity? There is encourage. ment, however, in the apparent purpose of Con- gress at the present time to do the best it can ‘under existing circumstances. #GE BATTLE THUS FAR BETWEEN THE INFLATIONISTS AND CONTRACTIONISTS has leaned to the side of the former, with such government, however, on the part of the latter as has already very largely reduced the chances of danger in such policy. And here arises another thought that ts appro- priate and becoming this day. It would be, per- haps, as well in the future discussion of the <flnancial problem if less stress was laid upon the wants of the different sections of the Union anda More patriotic tone used in considering the wants of Vie entire country as an example for future gen- eeracions. It is eminently proper on this day of the year of al! others, not even excepting the Fourth of July, that we should bear in mind that there is no North, no South, no East, no West ina true financial sense, and that the argument which tg so strongly brought home to the under- standing and action of Congress that the West wants the improvement of the Mississipp! in order to emancipate itself from the imperiousness of | Eastern domination in regard to transportation 13 NEITHER JUST NOR WISE. There is not any such degree of antagonism be- tween the sections in respect to their future growth as to call for the use of any such argument to induce the united Congressional bouy to prop- erly consider the claims of each in the matter of appropriations, It is not prudent either to foster the grawth of any such idea in view of the possi- bility of confict likely to be precipitated by such views among a people so high spirited and jealous of their rights as are our people. We have had, unfortunately, one great struggle growing out of that same feeling of jealousy and intolerance of ‘financial domination. We should pring home to us on this day the lesson of that great fratricidal strife ahich arrayed even the descendants of Washing- ton against the Union he had helped to ‘found, Let the eran % pee ‘ton point to us the jmpostaice indee ety sofgenerous forbearance in our mutual labor of perpetuating the work he wrought. These dis, criminating remarks, coming from public men, as to the separate interests of the East and West neve an element of danger in them that ought not to ve lost aight of on this day, but find in its ob- servance the necessary lesson, “United we stand, + divided we tall. 48 was previously given notice of, THERE WAS NO MARKET, ‘the Stock Exchange, the Gold Room and the banks keeping the State holiday in the fulness of ob- servance; the Sub-Treasury, the Custom House and the Post Office paying that courtesy of recog- nition which invokes the closing of business at an early hour. The London market for American securities reflected the condition of the holiday here in being very quiet, without any fresh fea. ture of interest. The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England was £424,000. Consols for money and account were easier at 924; a92\. New York Central Railway shares were firmer at 95%. Parts rentes were easier at 59f. 10c. WASHINGTON FURNISHED NOTHING of interest to the general contribution of thought upon the current situation. The Senafe adjourned without transacting any business. It is stated an effort will be made to have the vote instructing the Finance Committee to report @ bill inflating the currency $46,000,000 reconsidered. The legal tenders outstanding to-day are $381,380,327, being without change since Saturday, Business in all the departments was virtually suspended. The internal revenue receipts to-day were $581,000, Later it was telegraphed from Washington that several members of the House Committee on the Judiciary say thé Geneva Award Distribution bill will not probably be ready to report for a week to come, and that thus far no formal votes have been taken on auy of the propositions before them. General Butler says, in his opinion, a bill simi- jar to that reported by him last Congress will be agreed on by the committee, ip the absence of any market of course ‘this assurance was without infuence. A similar indifference in present effects met the announce- | ment from London that a special despatch to the Times, from Calcutta, says 280,000 persons are dis- tressed from want of food in the districts of ‘Tirhoot and Boglipoor, Presidency of Bengal. The same despatch says it 18 estimated that but for the aid furnished by the government 500,000 persons would perish. The financial vaiue of this desperate condition of things in India is of @ nature to affect both our grain and cotton markets, and is likely to have an important bearing upon our foreign ex- changes months hence. It realizes to us at the present time, perhaps, a larger appreciation of the value of that Christian chartty which just now is ‘making stich a grand exbibition of the fellow feel- ing which is the corner stone of civilization. India udaresses itself now to the world for ald, which, it 1s to be hoped, in the interest of the starving thousands, will not walt to be organized, A suffer- ing people ask for bread; let us not dare to offer ‘hem a atone. As there has been no market for two days the closing prices of Saturday are again worth repro- duction to furnish a starting point for the new business. CLOSING PRICES OF STOCKS SATURDAY P, M. Western Union Telegraph, 76% a 76%; Panama, 116}4 @ 11654; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 111% @ 111% ; C., C., C. and 1, 82 a 83; Pacific Mail, 42% @ 42% ; New York Central, 104% @ 105; Erie, 48% a % ; Harlem, 132% @ 1834 ; Boston, Hartiord and Erie, 2 @ 2%; Lake Shore, 82% a 82%; Union Pa- cific, 34% & 35; Chicago and Northwestern, 58% & 594s; Chicago and Northwestern preferred, 754 @ 75%; New Jersey Central, 107 a 10734; Chicago and Rock Island, 1074 @ 107)3; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 46% @ 46%; Milwaukee and St. Paul, preterred, 73% &@ 13%; Toledo and Wabash, 51% a 514%; Onlo | and Mississippi, 33% ® 9334; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 82932%; Hanninal and St. Joseph, pre- ferred, 30% a 41; C., ©, and I. O., 31% a 31%, PRICK OF GOVERNMENTS. United states vam i SOR IK 8 i adarose NEW YORK | HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. do. five-twenties, compon, 1862, 118 a 118% ; do. do., 1864, 120; do. do., 1865, 120% ® 121%; do. do., do., 1865, new, 119% @ 119%; do. do. do., 1867, 120% @ 120%; United States sixes, five- twenty | Coupon, 1868, 119% & 120); do. ten- forty do., 116% 116; new fives, 114% @ L1d)6; Pacific sixes, 116% @ 116%. DOMESTIO M. TIO MARKETS. r M is a “pW fot rude turpent es steady Re 2 Dr hed, 83 | eae Spirits of tur for Pcrained Br for yellow dip. "Tar firm at for ve aio My LO, Feb, 23, 1874. UT Float, ny BY ast torty- sat bushels; corn, 48,572 do. Raul exports—Wheat, séao 2 inl: 400 do.; barley, 3 business was transacted on ak Beet tongues, $6 pe in tubs op ikea Wise. Flour anchanged, | amber Michigan, 2 red. No Sf ht les, No, 5 SD; mammoth, Receipts ‘oo "Obie, ue ey bushes wheat, 13,000 do. corn, 1,00) do, oats, Shupmente—3,000 bushels wheat, 9,00) do. corm, 1000 do. EUROPEAN MAl MARKETS. Lonnon Puovdon Manxur.—Lonnon, Feb. 23--Evening.— Common rosin, 7s. 9d. per owt. tue oil, £39 6. per wa, its turpentine, $a. Od. » 35a. 9d. ver owL re POOL PRopUCK MARKer. ~-Livenrool. Feb.2—Even- Bes Jommon rosin, Ts. dd. a 7s. 6d. per ewt Linseed £31 6s. per tol pirits turpentine, 35s. 6d. per cwt, eee FINANCIAL, CVALENTING TUMBRIDGR & Go. BANK AKAD SROKGRS, 39 WALL sth Ne YOu ape ae ene re (ABI Oe AT LOWEST 0 | PoRcRASING THE STOCK, samliiailasa’ ||*3 $50 FOR FIFTY SHARES OF ANY STOCK, 82 PAGER BOOK, FULLY EXP! olvuh AWA EXPLAINING METHOD, T REASONABLE RATES—MONKY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mor Securities. Insurance of ai pitas fe lec! panies. J. J. HABRICH & ( —HASRING BRAINE, BROKERS, 11 BROAD + strect.—Stocks and Gold bought and sold for cash or on margin; Privileges Hegotiated on responsible ey planatory circulars mailed. alae with ie rn LAPSLEY & RAZuEY, vy AND. Sat BRORRES, 14 BROAD 1S) ANA. ULAR: 1TH afte ut TO ANY ADDARSS: PSLE A ty mati f BROADWAY. LL CLASSES OF BONDS, STOCKS AND MISCEL- Jancons securities bought and sold for cash or on margin. WILLIAM WARD; 22 Broad street. OR “CALL” ON ANY AOTIVE STOCK market rates; $50 for 50 shares, Call or ‘Guide to Successful Speculation.” L. W. & CO., Brokers, No. 43 Broad street, N. Y. NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI igtanapaity Railway Compan; above road who are opposed to its Great Western Bailroad Compan, the interest of said Atlantic and Invited to send, thelr Bre i sudo ‘Nassau street, New York, or LAN. 8. FER GUSON, #35 bine street, New York. Siauits acnt on application “puT’ for sale, send for the HAMILTON AND IN- Stockholders of the tothe Atiuntie and | and to adirection in reat Western road, are xles to the undersigned, ‘LE XKCUTOR FUNDS TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK city frst class Property; also, clients to buy Mort: gaser and.to make Bul ns on New York and ookIVn Property. ADpIY at lil roadway, room 70. F° centre of New Haven city, four years to run, paying 20 per cent clear of taxes &e-; valuc of property $10,000. Address owner, M. W., 216 West Fiftieth street, [ gpwars HAVE MONEY TO LOAN Mortgages, without bouns. Principals, desiring EITHBR ROW OR INVEST on first class mort- gages or other securities can be suited. H. L, GRANT, 8) Exchange place. ONEY TO LOAN—ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY; charges one per cent commission and lawyer's feos, ALLEN & HOW: Ro. 536 Pine stre street. R SALE—$6,000 FIRST MORTGAGE IN THE 0 CAPITALISTS.—WANTED, $25,000 AT LOW rates, predicated apon, 850 to 980 bales of cotton, b: Midville Grange, No. 121, Burke county, Georgia. “Ad- dress ¥. A. JONES, Chairman Finance Committee. EB HAVE OLIENTS WHO WILL LOAN ON BOND and Mortaags. or bu; god, second er eee or Brooklyn, Nobonus. A.M. JOHNSON & Bi 7E HAVE MONEY LOAN UPON CITY AND Brooklyn FTOpOrs i ed to PAD ad second and leasehold Mortgages, On Oe OT WARD & LEAVITT, 54 Wall street. Wy 4Sred-hinat AND SECOND MORTGAGES; Parms in exchange for city Property; Houses to reut or sell; Stores wanted on le: PARSONS F DARRES, 112 Broadway, TANTED.—$1,00 POR ONE YEAR, SECURED ON 5,000 valuable Beusehold furniture, &c. apply to WILL RM EVERETT, No 3 Chambers si t, basement, TO LOAN ON UNIMPROVED PROP. erty 5 $4,000, $5,00" and $25,000 on im: 3.000 ga $100,000 to purchase ti firsts or seconds on west s1 ide, un: ov J. W. WOODWARD, Ni 3b ell ‘ic, re improved, $6. 00 $10,000, $15,000, $25,000 $0.05 Pa . on Bond and Mortgage, | immediate! large loans 9 ‘Specialty; and Institution funds. rences—Hon, Johns: Cisco, Jacon J Vermilye, Esq. apply to SAMUBL 8. WOOD, Sr, 197 Broadway. $35. 000 Pass ANON BOND AND MORT- leaschold or in fee, in sums on New York city to ot ieee $60.000 HAYDEN, 47 William street. $7 5.000378. BUY SECOND AND LEASEHOLD TRUST FUNDS—$12,000 AND OTHER sams for First Ruri Mortgages on Bod city property ; money within a week; also money, without bonus, on first ciass Property. ip TODD, 55 Liberty street. 82. 50 TO {) TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE, IN 9) this city, in sums of $5,000 and upwards, for a term of years, “without eiak A OE F. , CONREY, 33 1, 162 Broadway. room. 9. $161. $161.741 19 BUY SECOND MORTGAGES, AND to loan on first mortgage. JOUN INGLIS, Jro 158 Broadway, room 3, basement _COPAR! ‘TNERSHIPS. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the firm name ot Allen B, Miner & Brother was this (id dissolved by the death of Mr. Allen B, Miner, The business will be continued by the under- signed as formerly at 95 C! Chambers and 77 Keade street. MINER, Surviving Partner. Feb. New Yor pe ig COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORR EXISTI under the firm of D. Murray & Co. is this day dis- solved by mutual consent. ‘The ‘assets of the late firm have been transferred to David Murray, who assumes the liabilities of the late drm, and 1s alone Suthorised to slg tn. Hauidation, DAVID MU. ‘ew Yorx, Feb. 17, 1874. La HOFFMIRE, _ The business will be continued by Davia Murray. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ‘PARTNER WANTED—OR ‘WLLL SELL OUT THE A entire basineas or @ long established Merchant Tailor’s Business, ou Broadway, on account of wishing to rere soon from the business. For particulars address Wene HANT TAILOR, station D. A. —GENTEEL AND DESIRABLE MANUFACTURING i Business of long standing, paying $150 ta ‘$200 per Week net, for sale low tor cash: good enough tor. ‘an body that has life in him to Ld money. Address V Lact Grana sireet, Brooklyn, A SUITABLE PERSON WITH A FEW THOUSAND dollars can now secure a respectable, pleasant, ON Goon | | | | | Dromeable and safe Business with the undersigned and have char ot the Onanciel department, Address MERCHANT, box 176 Herald office. | PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1.00, IN AN OLD A established Commission Business, also one with Sano} Cy iss Epeduce, Commission Business. Business Brokers, No. 5 Dey street. GENTLEMAN, LATELY ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, ‘would like to meet with an honest, intelligent party having some capital, ete in him im a most profit- able and highly respectable usiness. Address, statin: amount of capital, FOREIGN GENTLEMAN,’ box | | terald office. PARTNER, WITH A SMALL CAPITAL WANTED— Corner ot Pacitic and Cotrt streets, Brooklyn, in A! the meat, fish and proviston business. A TANNERY FOR SALE—IN FREDERICKSBURG, aVig plenty, of good oak Dark to, be bought this g Chea ; price $40.0; also brick Houso, 12 rooms, Baers Land, 1 Ee ternis easy, cost twice that sum, DUREN, 124 Hoyt street, Brook!yn. USINESS OPPORI UNITIES FOR M to $4,000 in ished businesses, which we have investigated ; D0 diy fe made to parties applying. & GU,, No. 5 Dey street. OR SAL. NVENTOR OF AN INSTRUMENT, (recently patented), which has for its object the saving of life and property, and which can be effectually fitteen Southern States tor $1,600), Address, with real name, P, MILLSPAUGH, Agent, Gaylordavilie, Conn, ARTNEK WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED MANU tacturing Business in this city able of profitable extension; apy per Wishing e loyment, having vO, wy find th good opportuntiy, " Adaress , Herald office. TENT RIGHTS.—PARTIES HAVING RIGHTS OF p* any Tei taveation. may bear of «purchaser by applying at 11S Broadway, room 29. OA MAN WHO WOULD LIKE THE RESTAU RANT basiness a rare Cd dt is offered. One who has | $5,000 nay address K. L., Herald office, (or three days, ANTED—PARTIES W manutacturing business of light machinery, to call at 9% Liberty street. room 28, and examine an article of Kreat merit; will pay 20 per cent aud soli readily, A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF $80) no Rega with “Old Dominion Minstrels.” AHI Fax vitlce Culpoger, Vite ‘ WITH FROM | used for two distinct purposes, and needed by a very | large proportion of dealers, will sell the entire right in | P | Dobb's Ferry, or Captain HELM, Hastings. \ HOOKING AFTER A GOOD | = | wards for $100 cash. Held by Judge Larremore- | A. M.—Nos. 2 | Judge J. F. Daly—Court opens at eleven A. M.—Nos. es pie jUSINE! Tes Wy sare 4 PARTNER, A RRSTAURANT; A small capital required. Apply in Thirty-t jourth street, near Eleventh avenue. | $400 ga CASH AND 660 IN REAL ESTATE pte . L, BYRO! uy A money making Business, with st if itive new oo useful, ‘call on ttc re a horse al , smoke house and everything Col | Bett Apo ax oMemises, 101 Varick street, corner Van- $3,000 aaieatas ATI A ig business; & tn ventia ‘ation desired ; will reaiize ¢ party, trom num; references required aud iiven. “Adtitess L'& OO ‘ald ofiice. $5, 00 WANTED AND A . mau ne a aud iar ness, pa eget mary a $15,009 SAPARUE ADT pa ice. TO $20.09. .—PARTNER 4 WANT erin working caj aM ins a and ver, article, 4a) seateae prod i UFAG' TURK é iaplished Manufacturing Business ; sta; ae 30.000 %re ‘24 Pearl street, New York eT a LADY—T0 raid roe: en and required. yiry Id « 5.000. ANTED, cae say. Fut THE COURTS. THE CASE OF CARL VOGT. The Application to Vacate the Order of Arrest Against Him—It 1s Denied by Judge Lawrence. There seems to be no promise of unravelling for some time to come the web of legal entanglement surrounding the case of Curl Vogt. Alter the failure of the long prosecuted attempt to extra- dite nim to Belgium, to be tried there on the | charge of murdering, on October 1, 1871, Chevalier de Bianco, the Belgian nobleman, at the latter's villa, in the suburbs of Brussels, @ suit was instituted in this city to recover some of the securities alleged to have been stolea by him at the time of the murder, and with which he ts charged with having fled to this country. This suit was brought by Stephani Du Val de Baueliea to recover 100 shares of the “Société Anonyme de Hauts Fourneaux et Lami- noirs,” of the value of 65,000 franca, As he was about to be released from prison an order of arrest was served upon him in this suit, and he was sent to Ludlow street Jail, where he has been conflaed ever since. A few days ago a motion was made in Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge Lawrence, to va- cate the order of arrest against Vogt, and upon this it was thought to accomplish his release from ona oars Judge Lawrence, after hearing a lengthy ment on Both sides, took the papers submitted to im for examination. He gave yesterday his decision, refusing to vacate the order of arrest, and giving his reasons therefor tn the following brief opinion :—“The allegations tn the affidavits on which the order of arrest was obtained must, for the purposes of this motion, be taken to be true (Cea vs, Luniey, 28 Hen, 397; Union Bank vs. Watt, 9 Abbott, 108). Assuming these allega- tions to be true, the order of arrest was properly granted. Ialso think that the notice of motion served by Mr. Francis C. Brown, as attorney tor the defendant, most be deemed to be equivalent to aD entry of appearance (Kelsey vs, Covert, 15 How., 92; Dant vs. Armes, 19 How., 429). The mo- tion to diacharge the order of arrest is therefore denied, with $10 costs.” TOMBS POLICE COURT. Whe Penalty of Keeping Bad Company. Before Judge Bixby. On the 14th of February Loughlin Rodgers, of No. 350 West Forty-sixth street, met a man named James Johnson in a saloon up town, and walked with him several blocks aiter leaving the place. It fg alleged that Johnson on the way put his hand in Rodgers’ pocket and took therefrom a pocket- book ipape han Johnson escaped, but was found on Sunday last by Bodgers and placed in the hands of Ofiicer’ Carlin, of the Fifth precimct. He was braun it before Judge Bixby yesterday al- ternoon and held in $1,000 bail to answer, Constructive Larceny. John T. Jackson is a messenger for the firm of Kountae Brothers, No. 12 Wall street, He was sent on the 14th of February to the United States ‘Treasury with a bag containing @ number of bars of gold. Watson happened to let the bag fail on the way to the Treasury, and dropped one of the bars throu pe escr formed in the bag. The bar was vaiued at $407 66. [t was found in Wall street, between William and Nassau, by a pedier named Thomas Fitzgerald, who sold tt four hours after- He was arrested yesterday by Officer Dakin, of the First precinct. Judge Bixby neid him in default of $1,000 bail. A PARTNE! aS a well estab: LO W. SMITH, zs nd ets pom firat class castomers hed varnish busipegs. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SUPREME CouRT—CHAMuERS—Held by Made Barrett.—Nos. 21, 57, 66, 68, 69, 72, 75, 107, 194, 207, | 264, 268, 273, 279, 25, 45, 49, ' 50, 55, '56, 68, 61, 70, 73, 74, 82, 8%, v4, 116, 120, 181, 138, 160, 176, 179, 181, 182, 180, 161, 196, 205, 208, 212, 267, 274, 276, 278, 279," 280, 281. Call 272, SUPREME CoURT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Demurrer—No 5. Issues of law aud fact.—No8. 357, 359, 12, 20, 53, 43, 67, 68, 142, 152, 135, 464, 165 168, 169, 185, 23, 188, 193, 196, 199, 183, 196, ae Covrr—Crrcvit—Part 2~—Held by va ‘reuce—Court opens at half-past ten oielock A —Nos, 806, 1734, 2968, 1024, 562, 1560, 1488, 660, ine 287, 137634, 1016, 872, ineic. 287: 7d, 26, 1338. Part '3—Held by Judge Von yoereloeure Re o'clock A. M.—Nes. 2117, 285, $29, 637, 427. 75, 2067, 275, 1927, 901, 173, 1105, 455, 1216, 855, 2549, 729, 1205, 687, 1313, 445, 1095, 807, 1301, 595, 765, 1227, Supgxion CouRT—TRIAL 'TERM—Part 1—Held by Judge Speir—Court opens at eleven A. M.—Nos. 601, 783, 605, 879, 237, 849, 897, 809, 459, 845, 653, 687, 41,'159,' 729, 620, 61, 741. Part 2—Held Judge Curtis—Court opens at eleven A. M.—Ni 784, 838, 1588, 216, 840, 862, 896, 848, au 1950, 632, 866. Court oF COMMON PLEAS—TRIAL TeRM—Part 1— Court opens at eleven 120, 2373, 2265, 2231, 3234, 3388, 3962, 22 1328, 68, 2077, 3034, 1309, 3988, 2726. Part 2—Held by ms at half-past ten 2624, 2584, 2600, 2631, 2034, 2641, 2277, 508, 2570, 2571, 2598, 2604, 2595, 2705. MARINE COURT—GENERAL TERM—Held by Judges poet Iie and Alker.—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, % i, 12. rec Covrt—TRIAL TERM.—Part 1—Adjourned for the term. Part 2—Adjourned for the term, Part 8—Adjourned for the term. . COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.—Held by Recorder Mackett.—The People vs. Daniel sullivan, robbery; | Same vs. Thomas Daly, robbery; Same vs, Michael | ‘’. Moloney and Thomas Moloney, larceny and re- ceiving stolen goods; Same vs. Rebecca A. French, grand larceny; Same vs. Saul Adams, receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Benjamin Newitter and Jobn Broderick, faise pretences; Same vs. Ferdi- | nand Belschoisky and John Bernheimer, false pre- tences; Same vs. Jolin L. Kennin, assault and bat- tery. Court OF OYER AND TERMINER,—Before Justice Brady.—The People vs. Patrick Clark, Jr., man- slaughter; Same vs. Mary Moore, altas Long Mary, larceny ; Same vs. Willian Hanley, bigamy. COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR. ALBANY, Feb, 23, 1874. The following is srg Court of Appeals day caie! der ior February 24:—Nos. 26, 101, 102, 107, Lis, 287, 289, 117. THE RIGHTS OF - WORKINGMEN, INDIANAT< ‘O18, Ind., Feb. 23, 1873, The following is the substance of the resolutions | adopted by the workingmen at their meeting Sat- urday :— We most heartily endorse the maxim of “Live and let live ;” that the iaborer may have the same right to set a price upon his hire as the merchant shall have the right to affix a price to his articles of merchandise. The time has come when labor should assert ite righty and for @ general uprising and ches of industry to put down the eases of our degradation, the weapon being in our own | ballot. We denounce monopolies ot all kinds, | mand eee the channels of trade should be left e and unrestricted; that the tarmers of tbe West may Md a market for their produce, and that the crowded cities may pe fed at ean cost. With monopolies iiving labor is dew Resolved, That we ay for the settlement of di: ployer, but whenever aroitration 1 demand what is right in a more ‘We are opposed to the contract sy: penal and retormatory institution: working overtime, as an injury to the individual as well as to the trade at which he is employed: that we are be- ginning to learn who are our friends and who our ene- mies, and when the time comes we will stand firm by those who have been true to us are al) equa) atthe ballot box. pprove of arbitration asa means Sputes between employe and em- e will ciosed then ositive manber POST OFFICE Orrick. OST OFFICE NOTICE. THE MAILS FOR EUROPE for the week ending Saturday, February 2% ‘Will close at this office as follow: 4 ae jay atid ; on Wednesday atl ;on thursday at Use A. M.camd on Saturday ay L. JAMES, Postmaster. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C NUR SALE—SLOOP KATRINA VAN TASSEL, IN good order; capacit: ee 80 tons; now lying at Hastings. Inquire of MYERS & GrDN toot of West Twenty-ninth street, New York: ER DETZEL, Warten TO BUY—FOR CASH, A SLOOP, 15 10 2 tons register. Address E. GREENE, box 2,308 New York Post office BILLIARDS. LBERT GARNIER, CYRILLE DION, FRANCOIS sy have now in thelr rooms our lew improved Hilliard ables, with Delany's parent wire susnions, pieoerares ‘aud sold owy 1H. GREER & 00, | customer need business HN KABON. Ne No. or Wash ferry. Ington street. —roR BALE—THE LEASE (@ YEARS TO RUN) OF ne od amber Yard with ‘ing lone worth the mone) Inquire of og 2 204. Lane a ____ AMUSEMENTS. VRAND OPERA HOUSE. ae ~S*S*CN A Ireuy ta rest end miition ar coute 50 cents and $1 extra, Pauly: circle, coeeee Acting Manager delight with which the great S Pri % begit s cae me ak pie Ma oy of tou eet, 3 aD 'e* The demonstrations rd of 30 7 thot iam tae Ee ae ‘and oa Cog tg | FOX specialty, "JACK HARKAWAY AT SEA." was re- op is a most desir for slumber, lime a en . 2 ah tata Apply to G. | ceived during the fret wgek GF its represeniation, and Th ae on Yon n the prewalse! the requests for its repetition made at the box office. in- It N Ol A) 7, ier FIRST CLASS Guoe t 6 MANAKeiMent fo aNnPounce it for this week. coma Btu stor tor ale tt ine Bight | Sa Ra Ye ar ieat con paatomiine 3 ty busi ASE. extragrdia- THOR, GAPhA RY, Auctionser, Nov 6 Co actly *° | ay spectalty entertainment. RARE BARGAIN. FOR 3ALB, THE STOCK, FTX avenue in 37 Green- tures, ir Avilyto We Siete. New Yor A Btore Henn pret ale, § ward; LD oonnnt bk aNd Famiyy iP. Ho} —POR SALK—WELL PAYING CORNER LIQUOR lease and cheap rent: jarkets; principal ave- 121 Nassad ptreet. ass Meat « alone CO. Store Agene: on @ feadin; OMB, 335 auc toni teonth stro FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT KOR SALE; “DOING hie bust nth streot, near S Prost Mess; Must be so) ; call and see. CONFECTIONERY AND ICE ORKAM SALOON . forsale. Apply at 477 Second avenue. VERY NICE CANDY AND PAPER STORE, ON best part of Uudson street: good stock and fixtares; A business place; ches! Furniture, only $i" Ingui Agents, 343 Hudson street. Inquire of brice for a CAMPBELL & U some A $200, B? profits; only a small c: NIOK LITTLE EATING AND BAR ROOM = , rent $3) per month ; a good place for a French- ora German. Apply at Oyster Bay, 1,201 Broadway. ISINESS FOR SALE—QUICK SALBS, LARGE. ital required. Call and in nantes and satisfy yourselves, Rear 9) Vandain atrost, up stai C* 800; rent $1,000 per year. SH, $80.—FOR SALE, THE OLD STAND DINING Oyster Saigon 47 Whitehall street, New York; cash, RUGS.—$1,500 WILL BUY A NEATLY FITTED UP Drug Store on the principal street in a city within in street, New York. 40 minates trom City, Hall; satistactory reasons for sell. DAY, HOAGLAND & STIGER, 54 Cortlandt RUG STOR! rare chance. 203 Greenwich street D® business; soda fountain and ply to HALE, 152 William street, OR to let, a SITUATED DOWN TOWN: business; suitable tor physician; price $1, Apovly to K. COOK, Wholesale Drugeist paratus; casy terins. a@ooD £00; a UG STORE FOR SALE—WELL LOCATED, HAND- somnely fitted, well stocked aud doing a good paying Ap SALE—SAFES AND FIXTURES AND OFFICE John street, first floor. OR SALE—A LARGE AMOUNT OF BELGIAN PAV. ing Stones. Winw'streeta Ls oboke OR SALB—THE LEAS! Twenty-fourth ward. ly gf the corner of Newark DENNIS EAGA! gre | STOCK, FIXTURES, 8TA- bie and Shed of a good’ Road House. situated in the pply corner Southern vi H West Farms and Fordham roud muss ‘Every Pog X? AND SATURDAY MATINEE, OUND OF PLEASURE. L “TACK gage AT SEA," with the master droll BOX in the principal part, sup ported by the Grand Opera House company DELSIO} See ee Wenders. the SEE BROTHERS, intro- ducing their novel Bell ringing, dc, t Re tamed MA weet Ty rolean ballads. the SPROLALEY THKATRE OF THE WORLD. AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO. WILLIS QOBB and his Troupe of Trained DOGS, MONKEYS AND Tints TACK DARWIN the most Saotertal rformer ever seen. the begutiful Serio-comle Yooalist “AND SONS in new Acta MRS. JOHN WILD, 98 KITTY O'NEIL! MisS KATE O'CONNOR, wigs JENNIE YRA MioS JENNIE SATERLEE, ne arin dor | MR, JOUN WILD, Ma, CHAS, WHIT AND THK ENTIBE COMPA tn SEW ACTS. SONGR, DANCES, &C. Gonelnding with the Local Drama, the FELONS WIFE, MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ALLACK Proprietor an Manager..Mr. LESTER WALLACK Doors open at7 +30, Commences at 8 o'clock. of Lord Lytton's great Comedy of MONEY. ee EVERY EVENING AND TERNOON. Mr. LESTER WALLAC JOHN BROUGHA | Mr. HA ERY BEC! ‘Mt GRAVES ) Mr. W. RF CK BLOUNT | Mr. J.'B. POLI “DUDLEY SMOOTH | Mr SW. JOHN VESEY | Mr. J: W: F LORD GLOSSMOLE TE. MD “DHE OLD MEME | Mr @. FB | Mr. C. EB: EDWIN | Miss JEFFREY: b. GLAS | Mme. PONIST. LADY. PRANK LIN | Miss DORA Go! “GEORGINA VESEY | fhe demand for seats to w ‘this Comedy ts 80 i} rat LABOBATE REVIVALS. LAND are for the present] ae puede ea the, box book will be open KEL, WEEKS IN ADVANC Carriag may be ordered at 1045. OLYMPIC VAUDEVILLE AND NOVELTY TIEATRE, PRODUCTION OF 624, OR SALE—VERY CHEAP, RRNT LOW, THE Liquor Store, 821 Rast Fourteenth street: nthe noxs- Opens? o'clock. Curtain 7:45 o'clock. heads month there. Apply to Howard Brew- RAME sold a | ery, 626 Weat ‘Thirty third street AND PROFITABLE 'UN RAMPANT, SUCCESS comprise. PEOPLE ENTHUSTASTIC. E COLOSSAL COMBINA- OR SA) ndm's gireus. d articulars address ice, 1,285 Broad wa: A WINE STORE 0: doing a fieraid FOURTH AVENUE, ‘ood business. For ptown Branch ot- JOR SALE—FIXIURES oF shoe enue, with s to ke OR SALE—FIRST CLAS Broadway. STORE 706 THIRD 8 CIGAR STAND, IN ONE of the best Broadway restaurants; cheap for el cause leaving for Europe. Apply at the cigar stand, Fe ature lying. ticulars of 8. fore ‘abel juire for ps est Twenty -third street. established : chea' Broadway, New ness; lon Work; wilt sell Appl; and Fulton streets. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS Broadway. class order; doing a good OF will Jet to. Fesponsibie LYONS, Real Estate A\ erson. 8 XTURES SUITABLE FOR A s counter, reflector, ghandelie B. GOODALE & (¢ fine run of York. OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND BAR, IN ; central locati Apply to WILLIA business avenue OR SALE—SHOE STORE, DOING A GOOD BUSI- rood custom ; owner going into other business. R SALE—A LARGE QUANTITY OF TWINE, AT | 10 cents. Apply to Janitor Bennett Building, Nas- CIGAR STORE, 307 \ROCERY FOR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS STORE ON Fulton street, Brool ood business; 400 api HESNEBY, 192 a3 i Pi ioe Cha rade; L jow figure, on easy terms, ‘a8 the, owner retires from the Dusiness at once. Apply to tioneer, 15% Bowery. _ SIGNED OFF) pas NDE! ellaz & Viell juire after Chambers st. 1QUOR STORE—FAMILY, BAR AND WHOLESALE large receipts; Will be sold immediately at a E FOR SAL! lyn; for sale cheap; doing a od lease and cheap rent; oniy a cash o'clock, of THE WEINBERGER, Auc- ROB le Patent Time Check; an article which intallibly detects negligence or carelessness in a wat: i man, because it requires his presence on his beat at such his employer; none need tent is no times as may be requi correspond unless bust mat ehurn dasher concern Dox 151 Herald office. q MACHINERY T HALF THB PRICE OF NEW, Ei of Engines, Boilers, AAS reliable—aill styl for clreular, machinery bous! OBERTS, ¢ meant, as our Address REAMER ht, nisulting Engineer, 52 Brondw LL OUR SECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS ‘and steam Pumps are thoroughly overhauled and Warranted; a large variety always in stock. WILSON & ROAKE, Water and Dover street: 'D MACHINER’ pric LOT OF PRESSES, LATHES A. Y, A in good order; also scrap Brass and tron; for sale cheap. First floor, corner Nortb First and Third streets, Brow! lyn, E. D. F° R SALE, CHEAP—AT B. FOX'S, 514 AND 516 WEST | Th rty-fourth street, new and second hand horizon- tal Hoisting and Portable Engines; eke eae and upright Boilers, Tanks, steam Pumps, : NOR SALE CHEAP—ONE HORIZONTAL ENGIN 9 Inquire in machiné xt} b street. x20, in use but a short sbop 402 Fenth avenue, near Tnirt ORTABLE AND STATIONARY ENGINES, VERT! locomotive Boilers, Lathes, Shaft S Dey stre horizontal and Pianers, Drills, Steam Pum Belting ; a variety of small Engines at time. ps, Pulleys, Send tor V od ) ANTED—LOCOMOTIVE, NEW OR BECOND HAND, 3% feet yrelgnt on gra Boston, Mass, auge, capable of hauling train 35 tons feet io mile. Address L. H. STRAW, PR HORSE (BURDEN) be pipes and fixtures in good or dress ENGINE, Herald office. ENGINE, tive Boiler, with Camino! rd WITH LOCOMO. Steam Pomp (all tor sale cheap. Ad- “u and Sat touchingly deantifal pletures o of Soatnern Life by the introducing a ‘Tableau of a Planta- Admission—Family circle. parquet and dress circle, 50c,; reserved seats in orchestra and balcony, $1. On Monday, March 2 the the randest array of new Spe- cialty Character, Novelty, Musical and Terpsicnorean Artists’ever presented. The renowned WILSON MSROTHERS in-an entirely | now acteailed "Ok HORLANOULDAS; OK, LA DOUBLE AR ____ AMUSEMENTS, ow ene a EATRE. fodnesday sae | Thuredas, Feb. 24, 2 and awe SUCCESS oF ‘vHER NEW DRAM, UNLIGHT THROUGH THE MIsT, me with Mls 4 LVESTER and the entire comipany Great hit of Miss ELLA WESNER in her special Musk cal Melange. Second week of the JOHANOFP BROTHERS ead GEORGE DUNSAR tn their great act ot Walking the Ceiling and Chinese Juggling. The Comed A THe TO JHRoE PRIDAY—-Benedt of Mis RELA WESNER, when sho will evact in her new Comedy agus F.H. LAY will short pia! LiSPLE WHITE HA! te a new drama, Last oF Tad ‘Appear in te Tae B, dway, ETROPOLITAN THEATRE yey E r | Managers BM, ‘atruete The popular Vaudeville Theatre of Tate Ng HOUSES EVERY MODY DeLIGH FED ANOTHER iielLLtANT BILL TO-NIGHT, The great London Artists, BAM RICKEY THE Jac foe y AR SASS, BEY 3 r LY, tou Ly yore MISS ‘JENNIE HUGHED how repertoire of sou The Martini TROUPE IQUOR “stort 0 - A Ssigg Capen Pt & Boag immedi. & £ Sine sa Sarbro's pear ‘SUSPENDED BAMBOO” per- ry Paatomiaiste MIS Ti in erauoatee ately; pi oF fpr eu as. iow i nd easy ‘Non Brothers. TRIPLE TOURN: LUCK IN A NAME, formas, tera: oo 15 West ‘Broadway. ‘a mae mene” Mavith the | THe Pearls Queen of ihe Selrotter Sisters and yen equa + Rab an cor is Kate Wilson in A {oR k ‘Bronk f FoR sates a PHA ENS! (SR OAT DUEL wer, NA DAR Fouish Natlonal “Score . Liguor Le * " Tra ai e1 Geol - nj some opposite | 10: Te suserhentertaatie an fe crowned by the great Huan, Sabiiore, ctarien'k. Worley, a comic pantomime ROME Y DUBFEY AT SCHOUL. eother with our Be ae Company, UMP TY, g. L. FO. Door open at 7 seni rae Sate rox repos rice 08 uci rive 0. uF 4 $1 CORNER GROCERY STORE FOR SALE OURAP— REGULAK FAMIL, [N T SA : E Ge on A@ fine business place; also old established couatry | SUNDAY eS ode alonaal Opoeat E YOUR SEATS IN ADVAN Grocery store, doing large business; algo Confestioneries, CAMPANIAL the favorite Tenor, and MAUB Booms $ THEATRE, re a ne. of the strakosch Gran pera Com- - MITCHELL'S STORE AGENOY, 77 Codae street. | Dany. GiLMOHIS rwenty-second Regiment Band, &-_ | gngagemeut of ai el on 3. 8, Boor vega aes 0 ue ragedy., A WESSTAURANTS, COFFEE, CAKE "RALOONS, FOR OOD'S iu: gos MME. FANNY JANAU ScHRAe Of Trasedy, sale—For $360 and “8 also Hotels, down 4 APTERNOON 2 every cyening during the ‘week and Saturday Matinee Bra day, Sample Kooms, Cigar Stores, Stationery and (Tuc Comedy tot 12 Printin ir "business baie elodrama’engiied’ | in three acts of fer gran Sad thrilling ‘CHELL's om Ris "AGENCY, 77 Cedar street. yee + poles Son, ae ual person ations of tah tru vt Gasp Deentire weengen of | MADY DEADLOCK and HORTENSE, nor French NRW ELLIPTIO $2WING MACHINE, PERFKCT | he company. Maid, in a dramatization Jn fo) Facts (rom Charles order, for sale or exchange for one dozen five Shirts. ARERR OOS AND FYENL No, ivan ABOVE, Dickens’ wove! of BLEAR a! oy entitled Address box 1,380 Post office. biti His BEDOUIN An ABS, B.C. ME AND Pay atg Males oe aan r COURT BROT ENS opis” CANGLOL age She will be agsisted te the accomplished artists, A RARE BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, THE LEASE AND appear. KB LEVIC Fixtures of a house and store on Broadway, near | — Wr CHARLES: waigur Mr. JOS. WHERLOCK: Wallack's Theatre rent oniy $2.20); suitable for a sample HHEATRE COMIQUE the whole strength gfthe |r Jeweller of other Tight business. Inquire of Ev} Bkowar IA MAELO OCMRY A sOSKP: ISAACS, Diamond Merchant, 57 Kast Thir | MR. JOBH HART...... ...... je Proprietor he theatre and at the Seats secured in advance TAL Broadway. masic store of C. H. Ditson & ¢ 6. u ATH AVENUE THEATRE. ov Twenty-eight sereet and Broadway. Begins at & Proprietor and Maneater ‘R, AUGUSTIN DALY BVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK, ‘The brilliant Skakespearean revival of LOVE'S LABOR'S LOST. The King of Navarre D. A. HARKINS Bi Mr. GEORGE CLARKE ft , LOUIS JAMES Domain. HART CONWA Don Adriano BS FISH Sir Nathaniel 1 Hems, or Ver, or Spring. “attte, GRETCHEN Matinee of LOVE'S LABOR'S LOST Saturilay at 1:30.1 SATURDAY EVENING, Feb, 28, CHARITY || the wow London sensation, eval! 5' AVENUE 1HEATRE, SPECTALy Mr. DALY begs to announce that, In deference to. the demand for seats to witness LOVE'S LABOR's LOST, the Production of CHARITY has been postponed {or & tow evenings. It will positively pe given during the next week. Meantime places may be secured for all the rep- Tesentations of the Shakespearian comes CADEMY OF MOSIC, AIDA. Segond Subscription Night of the ring Season. STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. To. MORROW (WEDNESDAY). FEB. 25, SDA. M., Mile. epee) Miss A. L. CA! CAMPANING, MAUREL, NANNETTI, SOLARA, Grand chorus and powerful orchestra, Musioal Director and, vonductor. jor . MUZEO AY RVENING, rebruary 2, at 3 o'clock, First appearance tis season ot MME. CHRISTINE Be ees Luck DI ee Les Hugnenots.” OR SALE—A SAFE, SURE ONE ug RE WEE: FT THORSDAY, Feb. 26—BROOKLYN. BME A GAPE, SORE AND, PROFITABLE TION OF SPECIALTY STA ARTISTS. Admission, $2, "tewerved neaia $l and sz eatin, ao established : a rare chance ‘or a man with small capital. none} cording t0 location. “Boxos, $ie.and $2. ow ' Address B BUSINE: Newark, J CARNIVAL LO Lo, \ Soar iewrved ceats in Family Circles $1 nS and the — the Fairy. tecan now be secured at Academy of Music, at F% SALE 'A FIRST CLASS SALOON, NEAR GITy | BRENNANS. oF RINGER. “schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and 114 Broadway. all, Brooklyn, and a Coal Yard in bi a al XO1 | Ipoality, New york Owner going 10 Eueope. ‘Address | KELLY MERRIMENT | sarman | COHOSSEUM, a ay REILLY, AND te. Broadway and Thirty-fitth street OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE IN WILLIAM: BURG, | 5 = © FPrtonoate a factory and foundry easy terme, hait | LOUTS AMUSEMENT. aaa Tue beautiful Cycloramte Tusion Cost, a8 the owner is going out of the business; long lease Drummer, FESTIVAL nd PARIS BY SoonLtIanT, an baer Apply at the corner of North Fourth and | ws JOHNSON, STARLIGHT AND GASLIGHT, 1 SHE | bet | re nan beapre JES. THE ANGEE OF rae Mason oie and i i 5 ani i Not a THe, OUD BSTABL ISHED CHINA AN COLLINS, | AND WONDERFUL vn the APPAKITION OF WASHINGION. ood location. — — MINNIE Butire change of aay ice eee UORTAR. EN ART. MADDERN, ying LEC TOW R SALE~A BOOT. AND SHOE STORE; SMALL ber Fas ‘ocal entertainment by | To conclude evens evening and Monday, Wednesday and H.W. and Miss rare FLORENCE ELLIS. CSPGs POOR furday matinees with ihe « The Automatic AFRICAN FLUTE PLAYSE and the Darwinian Orchestra bar adted one th GRAND ARCADE, Matinee, 1 to5 P. M. Evening, trom 7 to 10 P, M. _Admission $1; no extras. RS. F._B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE Mrs. D, P. BOWERS and Mr. J. C. McCOLLOM, HUNCHBAG! K. Mr. NEIL WARNER, Miss IDA SAVORY. Mr. WALTER LENNOX AND COMPANY. | NIBLO'S GARDEN. LEATHERSTOCKING. Unparalleled success George Fewest’ re freee popertoan Drama, or, THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS. LEATHERSTOCKING. | STAR COMBINATION CAST. ret HERSTOCKING. — LEATHERSTOCKING. | MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. LEATHERSTOCKING. LEATHERSTOCKING. Splendid Pictortal Effects. LEATHERSTOC! LEATHBRSTOS ANG. rae’ ofthe Cave Catar: EBA! eases o or Pie, THE MASSACRE ORT. MLLLAM HENRY. THE" QUTUMNAL FOR ae aia ES te} ra cs EA 3 te! i TEAtHERSTOCK 2 LEATHERSTOCKIN in this BOON and Brooklyn. —A.—A.—PERSONS DESIRING TO RENT THEIR Houses the ensuing season can enter them upon A. ERMANIA THEATRE. aD. SSEUENDORE EINE, VORNEHME HE, Comedy in five acts, by Octave Feuillet Translutod abd adapted jor the German stage by Dr. Heinrich Laube. . from 9 dill 4 o'clock. SECOND W: THE K OF wae, ra a Local Extra Mile, CORA “ADRIANE, WATSON I BROTHERS, Mautor MARTIN, the Wonderful JEE CHILDREN. SRY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE. _ 2D STREBT. i 6th avenue. Begins at & Over at 10. EASON Of BRYANT! MINSTRELAS BRILLIANT SUCCE: aL ast week af the Barlesgy ka tree ot charge. Renting first class resider Sepectalty. id PHALON @ SLOAN, | ELS | Fooling With the Wrong Man, | ue East Seventeonth strect. 8 MINSTER, FREE | Day hone foie Sevmot s Unsw orth, Eugene, Bol art, Brockway, Emerson, Dave | PREE REGISTRY FOR DWELLINGS FOR SALE keed. MATINGE SATURDAY AY 2 CINDEGELLA. no charge unless purchased or satisiac- ‘y tenants obtained. 8. B. GOODALE & CO. t Twenty third street, Firth Avenue Hotel. —WANTED TO RENT, A HOUSE | BETWE A. ty-firth and Sixty-| -fitth streets, Third and pein avenues, suitable tor a physicia B, box I 105 Herald Uptown Bran hee Address DOCT A QUIET OLD LADY WISHES TO uk suing year, a second Floor, with modern imprc ments: with owner preferred. 8 rem improvements and other occupants, SECURITY, Heral oftice. A. use, with privi between Twenty-fifth and Thirty-third streets and Le: ington and Fifth avenges. Address L. K., Herald Uptown Branch office. |, HOUSE WANTED TO RENT—LOCATE A ‘Seventeenth and ‘Twenty-third streets, Broadway "Address &. D., 1.130 Broadway. EY three furnished Rooms, two connecting housekeeping, below Forty-second street ; quiet ate price: no inoving. Address, stating price, | Dox 182 Herald office, AURNISHED HOUSE, WHERE OWNER WIL board rent of wil! accept care of honse where parties are going al oF otherwise ; no compensation ; e of small school, irom May I, moder- MH. Broad Fetorence. Address DESERVLNG, Herald Uptown Branch office. W rina Bedroom ina terms per mouth, Dr. 9 Second avenue. | W fetanipie OR “a RE ROOMS UNFURNISHED; pleasantly toc ated ; not south of Bond or north « teenth street, between Third and Sixth avenue od price for satistactory location. Address 16 Broad wa: WANTED (FROM MAY I, A COTTAGE OR use in a respectable’ neighborhood, fo of three adults, of a House suiteble tor, ers cary a t must be moderate. Addre: to location, rent, &e., G. Mer 18 uiet family. ith ay. No. 5 FOR FAMILY (ADULTS) WISH LOWER PART OF A DERLY LADY AND DAUGHTER WANT wo OR for light < OFFICE | ldress, stating will pay W. P. SMALL TANTED—A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE, WHERE Board would be taken as part payment of rent, ric ENCERTAINMENT BY THE TIC ASSOCIATION KLIEP fee and o'clock. DI CHARI for the beneftt of the the HEBREW BENE SATURDAY EV | celebrated play of L¢ haracters by Mr. J. i. Bir ) others. Tickets at Mitchell & Seixas’, | way, FI Sheridan ghogk ang and No. #8 Bi QTEINWAY HALL.—RICHIN Positively last three SPS Nae FERNALD MUSICn | UNION, CAROLINE BICHINGS-BERNAL OAL, February 24, 28 27. Reson sy Cpe Admission 75 cents. “Reserved sea | Aviatavely. last Matinee SATCRDAY, February 28 Aaynission & cents. No extra charge tor reserved seatm, if secured in advan \ 10 PASTOR'S OPE USE, 201 BOWERY, UnAND | THE GRACEFUL CLARE Pag UESDAY mthelr darin pee! r tiga ee Coutue, nag, Hughie oF A Annie. a ath DASHING EDITH ‘BLA’ in woe Local mopical is JAC EPPARI Lit PROF. pa AND PERFORML NG poGs, D EVANS! HERO A MITTEE AND ALL THE STARS. rxoHy, “618 snot ana Bleecker street — Ttis falt rrything people. ‘a see and understand. | Lec: tures daily on the “Philosophy of Marnage hose pares unable to atrend these, important lectuees, cars led, 4 ce , fave them torwarded, post free. on rece yt Ot aU gent, by ddr aNATOM., Os Broadwa a ¥ SHING | SEE MISS EDITH BLAND AS LIT. es on Pas i tle Jack Sheppard, at Tomy Pastor's Beaudral Opera House. An immense bill al Housebreaker. | the Matinee to-day. 1 SSaN EVERETT, ¥. D. WILL LECTURE TO any th Robinson Hail, on Sixteenth yore, be- tween Broadway ani J Firth avenue, at3 r. Subject-—"Curonic Diseases.” Auinission — | with the privilege of keeping a few other boarders; lo- | 7 MUSICAL ~ | cation between ourth and Bighth avenues, and Four- 8 GOouD re! Is TO SEE THE Ses Ie a. acre _.... | teenth and Fortieth streets. Address A, 5, Herald Up- aso uple, AN aed Annie i ‘a A sane town Branch office Visit te nt Lye ches, 0 any “eas — * Trel: Sine ee ANTED-BY (A | RESPECTABLE AMERICAN oa b MUSEUM AND POLY TRCENTG nnn New’ York Conservatory of Music, | rita Seamohiencesn sean We nocstapion ts, Supt cieed:|| Dr RAHA. Sovunt remodelled and widh 000 treat conveniences; ren! bie, in first class hia 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Delunonico’s | TUM roMyom” ‘address BM x. “sox rE, | aKteactions Bow 0 a _ bublic at 6 Brosaway, = a \o 4 A TUNG tchonand Gest aight readerm and Grgantst, | WANTED, TO RENT—THREE , UNWURNISHED | every Poort OF Ae nA Seapriaing the moet eheete are open ior a church chgagement toxether oF sepa’ | hy pRopme, from Thirty-courth to, Forty sighih street | taining and instructive exhibition, int Aa raraly, ae ait La ea call in afternoon, on | an xing ri enue, ipod ne th y | iwcents. Scientife lectures daily; tree ws Bene seth tha a Broadway, near corner of Forty fourth street | yr MAKES THE | TO. ane THR DOGS AT & FEW LADIES WITH GOOD VOICES AND MOD’ erate musical ability can receive partially free ins jor lately arrived from Straction ia singin Europe. Address ce. from a pr (1ARD.—PRIVATE MUSIC LESSON PIANO, VIOLI Zither, Harp, » J” Organ, Guitar, Flue, Warmony. 9% Chnton vince. lars mailed free. ‘ornet, rotess. Day and evening, |. JAY WATSON, Director. DENTISTRY. yeh L SET, $5, earranted Extrac Fine, 3 Sixui avenut BEAUTIFUL AND SUBST. 5. $8 and $10; warra filed, S0c. to $1, at Dr. WHITE'S $8, GUM TEETH, $1 ting with ga nted EYES AND EARS. — RTIFICIAL HUMAN B ventor Human bye, acknowledged by the faculty t0,b¢ tn correct te 1 the world. wen girget iy Dotwogy FMird | qud Fgura YES—J. 1. pues. EFA, box Is! Herald Uptown Branch Chet NTIAL SET OF TEETH, to fit pertectly; teeth 9 Sixth avenue. DAVIS, IN. only maker ot the improved Artificial e ont Kast Fit. TANTED TO RENT—A WELL FURNISHED EX- V for a tamily. Address D. WARTED. TO RENTOA THRER New York or Brookiyn and have all modern improv particulars, box 4.264 Post of ANTED—TWO STORY AND ATTIC OR THREE Seventt ward, on Madi oy kereeta, bert nd Monwamery. AGAN, los Bowery. box 2135 Post ollie. ms. . New York | ets, between Kulgerss | or Henry streets, nen Rutgers TANTED TO RENT—A FURNISHED Wire in the: viemiy of New hour's ride trom the city) tor the sammer months house must be (horougtily and well 1urnishe for four horses attached Mo it; state all ot garden, number ot rooms, price, box 280 Herald office. | Boxing taught in one month. Ray ANTED—A COSEY. Wy 1TTLB cy OUNTRY \ ratus and ® oxing Glow W with garden, fully or partly Rag 8 about ee | ‘ from the citys terms Gol fo exceed $9 Per month our trom Te CA pracioulsga, As Vac gon Wea Twenuy: \ 201 nowery. Al ATINEE “TO. Md ate dist ON" | foxy PASTORS vension House in the city for the summer months STURY HOUSE IN must be in good location Address, giving tall Monroe COUNTRY York (not over one 4 the table | rs, size | Address Mo3., ( og and Play Opera House. OODHULL, CLAFLIN AND BLOOD (ALL NOW IN this city) unmasked t pballenasd to be present and hear themselves ex) avi , y pees to seats {t the lattiorm! Accused and accusers t Wile arraign others themselves srraigned. Roe Lecture, at Robinson tiall, Tuesday evening, Feb, 24, ESORTE MU SICALE, o'clock. 25 cents. | ] 17 West Twenty-eighth street, between Broadway ant Fth avenue,—sgngs, Duets ‘and Quartets everp evening by amateurs and professionals. CLARE SISTERS, WAG \ EAUTIFUL, THE Gracetul nd Minnie, to-day, at Tony Pas Young and by Opera House. Rememner the Daring. } Matinee to-day, Tuesday, at Ba AND SPARRING wh street. 1OL. MONSEREY’S FENCING J Academy, 602 Sixth avene, near Thirt