The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1874, Page 11

—yONK. River Thieves, Harbor Pirates and Their Patrons. WHAT JUNK COVERS. How Unruly Pigs of Lead and Iron Stray from Ships and Wharves To Be Im- pounded by the Junk Dealer. A CALL FOR POLICE VIGILANCE. ‘The thefts that are constantly occurring along the water front of New York city, from vessels dis- churging or loading, {rom lighters and canalboats, area perpetual source of annoyance to our mer- chants and citize While the aggregate loss to our commerce from this cause alone must amount vo hundreds of thousands of dollarsa year. This bject has recently been referred to by Police Superintendent Matsell in @ communication to the Police Commissioners, It {8 mnoto- rious that goods in transit from one part of the harbor to another are generally reported short at the point ofdelivery. A bag of cosee is missing, and nobody knows what has be- come of it; or half a dozen or more pigs of tron, lead, tin, slabs of spelter or ingots of copper have mysteriously disappeared, to the intense astonish- ment of those in charge of them. Dock thieves and “water rats’ are charged with having stolen them, and, no doubt, oiten with perfect truth; but At is evident that there must have been a lack of vigilance on the part of those to whom the goods were intrusted which almost amounts to crime, or else thetr ignorance of what has become of the missing articles is a pretence. It ig by no means an uncommon occurrence on our Tivers at night for a boat, manned by @ crew of Tiver thieves, to pull up alongside a lignter making its slow way across the harbor, and to have the Master of the lighter addres:ed, ‘‘Halloa, Cap! anything on board to-night you don’t want?’ Sometimes the Captain may have something that he can profitably transfer to the smaller craft, and, of course, although he may not be able to tell what. has become of it, or where it bas been disposed of, he will, without doubt, know where to find his sbare of whatever has been got forit, These river pirates are well organized, and conduct their ne- rious work with considerable skill and with an @udacity which can only come irom a consclous- ness of power to escape punishment. ‘They are RARELY CAUGHT AND SELDOM PUNISHED. So long as they refrain from outrageous assaults upon the persons of those who may resist them they are scarcely ever arrested, while it 18 next to impossible to iaentily’ the goods ‘hey carry off on account of their nature. Pigs and bars of metal are so similar in @ppearauce and any distingu’ ing: marks on them so easily effaced that after they have NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1874.--TRIPLE SHEET. and cutthroats tn our midst, they need regulation. At present iron merchants think themselves for- tunate if they do not lose more than irom three to five per cent o/ pig iron. sent any considerable distance by water or railruad. Pigs of metai ap- pear to be very easily shaken out of freight cars. if the conductors are to believed, and they have an equal facility of disappearing irom the track, as they are never to be 1ound when searcied ior, THE PATRONS OF THIEVES. Bebing all these systems of orgauized theit—by dock thieves, river pirates, lourgers around ma- chine shops, founderies aud metal warehouses, dis- honest porters and cartmen, lightermen and canal bvoatimen—looms the junk store, furnishing tempta- Uen to steal, compensation more or less, gener- ally less, for the theft and encouragement to con- tinue in evildomg. There are abvut 200 firms of wok dealers licensed to keep store in this city, sides those who are licensed only to drive a wagon or a handcart, and the aggregate amount of ‘business done by them reaches to the value of several millions a year. It 1s impossibie for the lice to exer y strict supervision over such a number of or amount of busi- ness; but still the urgent necessities of the im- porter, merchant and shipowner call loudly for something to be done that will put a stop to this lawless and highhanded appropriation of otmer people’s property. The leeling mManitested by the “mercantile community 18 in favor of breaking up the dens of the junk shop Fagins, with the expecta- tion that when the Bill Sykeses and Artiul Doagers can find no convenient place in which to deposit the Tesults of their depredations they may be inducea by force of circumstances to betake themselves to some other fleids of enterprise. If any means could be adopted by which the disposal of stolen goous could be rendered so dificalt as to make the attempt undesirable and hazardous a great deal would be gained toward putting a stop to the evil. isis well known fact among dealers im metals that o! the scrap iron put on the market a great peerermnes has been stolen from the docks and jounderies of the city. A vessel at any of our piers when discharging a cargo of this kind is closely watched by the river thieves, and ax the old iron ‘is worth but little per pouna not much attention is paid to iron Jand- ing by the owners or consignees, whose care is mainly absorbed by the more valuable portions of the cargo. They may even leave the old metal lying on the whart ail night without a watchman to look after it. If they do the chances are that the morning will reveal 4 startling shrinkage m the quantity, a8 compared with that left on the previous evening, for under such favorable circum- stances the thieves carry it off by the boat load. The piers, moreover, very imperiectly watched, and the force of police within call to assist in mak- ing arrests is usually entirely inadequate to cope with the united resistance of a party of these desperadoes, Occastonully, also, a watchman will be appointed to attend to a certain cargo lying on the dock, while goods from another vessel may be lying alongside of him with no one to watcn them, the owners perhaps thinking that, as there was one man to be around the dock ali night, | they might save the expense of hiring one for themselves. The dock thief soon finds tnis out, and the watchman is hatled during the night by a boat load of the fraternity, who inquire’ whose goods he i8 watching. He informs them, and they forthwith pro- ceed to help themselves to the other cargo. The watchman, so long as they leave hix charge alone, does not deem it his duty to interfere with their proceedings, either by sounaing an alarm or otherwise. Perbaps he thinks it serves the own- ers right; if they had been less economical ne might bave had a companion to relieve the tedium of the dull midnignt hours by such interchange of thought and experience as they were capable of and the circumstances Bugaenteds or he himself might earn double salarv by doing double duty, At ail events, he permits the goods to be carried off in peace, and may peed in the morning that he ‘was not hired to waich two cargoes, and had quite enough to do to look alter his own business. One would not be justified in saying that he had any other interest in the proceedings of the mght than that of a disinterested spectator, who secures im- munity from trouble by discreetly holding his A INT TO THE POLICE. To THE EDITOR OF THE Hrniin:— Knowing the (uterest )ou manifest in all that @ppertatus to the welfare of the community, and Urea of fruitless application to the autuorities ior redress, I take the .jtberty of addressing you on behali of myself and an outraged neighborhood. Impressed with the convenience and respecta- bility of a certain neighborhood I selected it fora permanent residence several years ago, but of late have observed that most of the families that once jave character and value to property hereabouts are gradually withdrawing thereirom, and houses formerly commanding a high price cannot find pur- chasers now at half their former value, And why? Because those intrusted with the surveillance of the community will not take the trouble to correct the abuses that Spring up like mushrooms in every direction. One of the worst of this kind in our midst 18 @ noisy lager beer saloon, with its nauseating train of huge wagons filied with empty kegs obstructing the thorougniare at ali times, aud rendering the neighborhood intolerable with the effluvium. Nor ts viiis all, for, in order to pro- vide abundance of customers to the frothy bever- fe, the owners keep up a nolay pandemonium which they style ‘ballroom,’ on Sunday especi- ally, which in these sultry, sleepless nights, when open windows are & necessity, does not add ma- terially to the com/ort of oppressed humanit: A sequel to this attractive resort of “night birds” and the like 18 the number of houses ol a doubtiul character constantly encroaching upon the neighborhood, which it is feared will eventually swallow up even the empty kegs obstructing the thoroughfare, and which last would not be a great misfortune after all. Next to thi 9 beer saloon comes a stray grocery store—whose proper place, I imagine, ought to be on one of the avenues—with its piles of vegetable stuif, in all stages of ripeness; soap, hard and soft; brooms, clean and unclean; empty barrels, watch dogs, &C., obstructing the side- walk and disgractug the street. Like tie tormer, its owner doubtless considers the thoroughfare especially devoted to own convenience, stabling bis carts and wagons in front of his store and using the adjoining space tor the accommodation of those of his customers, to the great inconvenience and annoyance of neighboring houses. Another jager beer establishment, lately started near this place, sotually uses the sidewalk as a sign of ita trade, by storing away the empty ke; upon it in a pyramidal torm, the better to call the attention of thirsty pedestrians, J could inform you of numberiess other nuisances, unworthy of a civilized community, but will not trespass loneey, upon your valuable space and time. Now, . Editor, the police are well aware of these irregularities, but, for reasons best known to themselves, wili never take pains to redress them. Cannot you give them a bint or two about their duties to the public and the rights of property owners on the street ¢ OBSERVER, New York, June 12, 1874, fe SALES AT AUCTION. D, MELLICK, JR, & BRO.. +, Auctionecrs and dealers in New Jersey real estate, No, 6 Pine street, New York, will selt at public auction on Thursday, Juno 18, 1874, at 12 M.. on the premises, 200 choice Building Lots at Roselle, N. New York by the p. sey, which hag practically solved the question of rapid transit, and with the finest terryboats and cars running out of New York, has rendered this property more ac- cessibie from the City Hall than any point on the island north oi Firueth street. The tare by commutation is less than 1 cents per trip. ‘These lots are handsomely situated, tronting Fifth, Sixth and Washington avenues, and on an elevation commanding extensive views, inthe Immediate vicinity of fine improvements, churches, schools and stores, and convenient to three railroad stations. Roselle, favorably known as, & peculiarly attractive iles beyond Elizabeth, ‘ town, 14 miles trom New York. 2 mi! is noted for its healthtulness and beauty of surroundings, | com all Rrussels Carpet, Dining Suit, in morocco; + Cutlery, Pains bi CHAMBERS CONTALN SHA. mosaic solid walnut Ledsteads, Dressing Cases, Chiffio- nieres, Wardrobes, Bureaus, fing hair aud spring Mat- Frases fine eedding, english Brussels carpets, Cur: permit only, on Tuesday, trom li LCi Perit caa'be had at the ofice of Auctloneer, way. ya JOH. will sell as tollow: uM N.J., 43 minutes trom | ular Central Railroad of New Jer- | zing, Rope, “oe A dep) SALES AT AUCTION. ENRY B, HERTs, AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD AdO, PINE BRONZES, CLOC\s, VASES, PIOTURES, &C., | ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, AT 103g OCLOCE, AT NO, 86 WEST FOK1Y-SIXTH STREET, rising it Furniture of the house, of which was made to order, regardless of cost, al only & tew months in use, offering a rare opportunity to partes in want of really dne Furniture, the sale being ‘without reserve, owner leaves the city. lor Suits 1m reps and 'y Curtains, rosewood Srogaes. dtatuary, Le a aad 3; Jardinieres, Easy Chairs, &c. DINING ROO} walnut Side. Glass and Fine Bookcases, Lib: ty Tables Clocks, Stata. rai = ary, dc.; together with the ‘Kitchen’ Censig with which the sale will commence. NOTICE—ihe house will be open for inspection, b: ant office of Auctioneer, 656 Broad- HALByRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TUES- enti ir ORY, Jame, 18. at 10x6 o'clock. at Pu Sixth avenue, Md ay of Hats, Caps ans ‘urs, with elegant ‘ON, JR. Grand Jubl Grinnell, L. L. F rae. MONDAY, June 15, 280 splendid Low, which cannot’be surpassed. Easy terms, &c, Glarendon, N.J., near te oe joyous Race Course Property ot Bishop Corrigan, WEDNESDAY. June 17, 900 prinve Lots, which will suit almost everybody. Whitestone, L. I., near the depot and Property ot Whitestone Land Association, de. THURSDaY, June 1?, 20) very choice Lota, with all the advantages expected by the masses, Bidgefield Park, N. J. ATURDAY, June 20. 50 splendid Lots. Maps, tickets, &c., of ali the above ot yERE. JOHNSON, Jr. ERE. JOHNSON AUCTI JR General salesroom 37 J ‘EER, ssau street tment 21 Park row, Real estate dep: JERE JOUNSON, JR., NDAY and TUESDAY, at store 37 Nassau street. at Il o'clock, of Dianonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c. SDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, by order of the assignee, 0. T, Baipbridge. Rose _& oi al the store of 57 Cedar street, an immense stoch of Stationery, Presses, &c., &c. ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, at store 37 Nassau street, Olt Paintings, fine collection, just received from Europe. BOARDERS WANTED. PARLOR FLOOR (THREE LARG! ROOMS), HAND- somely furnished, bath, c., with private r centlemen without board; also single 36 Last Twentieth street. AND SECOND FLOORS,—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooins, with first cli rates; private table if desired | street, between Filth and Madison avenues. PARLOR FLOOR, THREE ROOMS, somely furnished, bath, closet, &c., for family or 44 Ninth street, between ©. JOSEPH LIBAU. men, with French ta roadway and University p OR THRER GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOMS, breakinst and tea. at 137 Washington street, Jersey City, two blocks trom ferry ; private family ; 4 day: price $5. € FINE ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT GOOD BOARD, 18 per week for two persons, in a small fest Twenty-siath street, near Madison ‘ater in square, third door from Macd. EAST NINTH STREET, noe and Univer, Board, for $10 and $ WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—HANDSOMELY ms, with Board, to families and single gentlemen at low rates for the summer term; references BETWEEN FIFTH AVE- sity place.—Two square Rooms, with NEAR BROADWAY.— 14. $16 and $18, for twe Board; no children: single Rooms, $9, transient peopie taken. WAVERLEY PLACE, Handsome tront Roos, Dersons, with also tanle Board, 'H STREET, NO. 287, BETWEEN SEV Eighth avenues.—Large, airy second floor Rooms, good tabie and attendance; one singlé | references required. UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEAR NINTH STREET.— Large and small ‘Rooms to let for gentlemen and thelr wives or single gentlemen, with Boatd. WEST FOURTEENTH neatly tarnishes Koom ; very reasona! STREET, NEAR FIFTIL avenue.—Handsomely furnished Kooms to let. with or without Board, to tamilies or single gentlemen; terms derate ; table boarders accommodated: references. ‘THIRD STREET, id Broadway.—Family and single Rooms, with Board; low prices accepted for the summer or shorter period. WEST FOURTEENTH Fifth and sixth avenues.—Handsome front Rooms, with first class table, for fam! sient boarders taken all summer; also table boarders; WEST THIR ies or gentlemen; tran- WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—HANDSOME, large, airy Rooms, with or without Board; tr: sient or permanent; house and appointments first cla: references exchanged. WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, —HAND- turnished Rooms, en suite or separately: r. private bath; terms reasonable; hall Rooms tor gentlemen; also table boarders, TWENTY-SECOND gant Rooms, newly furnishea and . for families and gentle- ‘ouse with modern improvements; painted, with first cl men: tabte boarders; terms modera’ P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER,—MARSHAL'S SALE— | Monday, June 15, at 1034 o'clock, by virtue of an ex- | ecution, at 57'and 59 Great Jones strect, Indies’ ana gents’ | Fancy Goods, viz,:—silks, Grenadines, Li Underclothing, Hosiery, Trimmings, Laces, Fringe: farts , Gloves, Shawls, Towelling ashirts, Hoop pine, go i c. \d silver Jewelry, Watches Uhains, Rings, NRY ROSS, Marshal. BY ORDER VICE owan, Unitea States Navy; Wednes- , at l'o'clock VP. M., at ‘Brooklyn Tron, Chains, Rava, Furniture, @Canvas, &c., it required from évery purchaser. EWIS F. WOOD, AUCTIONEER, office at the éxchange salesroom, No. 79 Montgomery sireet, Jersey City. Peremptory sale ot 200 BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH WEST 16TH ST., with Board, to avs.—Pleasant Rooms and gentlemen; summer prices; parties taken; aiso # front hall Room. WEST NINETEENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY lurnished large and single Rooms for gentleman and wife or single genulemen; moderate terms; strictly first class table. WEST TWELFTH furnished Rooms to rent, with ‘on second, third and fourth floors; will be for the summer. LEXING TON AY. ns, Calicoes, | STREET.—HANDSOMELY ig, ‘Boring SIN, ‘'ngiite ‘Lathe, Rig- | "ie aes cea —A_HANDSOMELY FUR- on rd Floor in sults or singly, with or without Board; small American tamily; terms bal BOARD—FOR TWO FAMILIES; DELIGHT, ‘tion; large, shad. ‘Address ¢ (on the Hudson) vost ames, te 'UMME ful 1 Cold 3) | npwo OR THREE FAMILIES (ADULTS) CAN SECURE elegant Rooms and generous Hoard, at the mi attractive place in Tarrytown, by addressing lock bot ‘SUMMER RESORTS. | ARE YOU GOING INTO THE COUNTRY? BEE LIOt of summer resorts, with prices and accommodation, iu Tne Home Journal; the most complete list published. ‘ASTORIA HOUSE, ASTORIA, L. L—-TWENTY MIN. utes by boats from Peck siip. landing on premises; i shade, plagzas, croquet and gas; first c| week. A —JENETNON 53 HOTEL, HIGHLANDS OF NAVE. A . §. will by en tor reception of ae atti water erate and at cafe arpa tat ! at Boderate, er PAN BR SEN KINSON, Proprietor. BLMONT BAL) ie) gt lew Bri mn, ey ow open; fronts on the terrace, with fine view of bay; $9 minutes by boat every hour from Battery a Dey street; enlarged with number of fine rooms, ne’ and handsomely furnished; liberal rates. (owen WEST POINT HOTEL is Ww open. EDWARD COZZENS, Proprietor, LERMONT HOTEL, CLERMONT, | COLUM! ‘county, N. ¥., ix miles trom Tivoll depot, on Hud- son River ‘Raiiroad.—Large, airy Rooms: piazza al around the house; driving park, ‘with half mile track, connected with house; a samily hotel. R. VAN: RBOGERT, Proprietor. NANADARAGO HOUSE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, OT- / sego county. N. ¥.-Opens June 1: best tamily Ho- tel;, two minutes’ walk from the celebrated Sulphi moderate. For particulars address Fe prietor. \LARENDON HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. J. HAV: / inz been thoroughly retittea, is now open for the s accommodations; terms moderate, SPENCBR & BATES, Proprietora ARSWELL HOUSE, CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON, J N. ¥.—Pleasantly located, large rooms, fine shade, Adaress G. H. CARSWELL. season; first cl MIGHT MOUSE, BINGHAMTON, N. Y. Open tothe public May 26, 1874. ALEN COVE, L, L—PAVILION HOTE X by rail or boats from Peck slip, at 8 ; days at 9. LEWIS'& CO., Proprietors. 5. A. BUNTING, Manager. OTEL FENIMORE, COOPERSTOWN, OTSE( county, N. Y., will open June 15. Parties desirt circulars or wishing to engage Roos will address D. PETERS, Hotel Fenimore. BATH HOUSE, SCHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN Springs, N. J.—Opens June 15; pure mountain airs No mosquitoes; take parlor cars on Morrisand Kasex Railroad, 4:10 train, to Hackettstown, J. WARREN COLEMAN, Hore HOUSE, QUOGUE, L, L-GOOD BOARD, fine surt bathing, sailing, &c. J. bP. HOWELL, Proprietor. AKE VIEW HOUSE, P. N. RICHARDS, PROPRIE- tor, Litchfield, Conn.. opens for the season on oF about June 20, 1874. Entirely new hotel, newly furnished, with first class accommodations. CO ar pecertieee HOTEL, WHITE PLAINS, h. Y.— Special rates to boarders for summer months: minutes trom New York; 24 trains per day. Address F. NEWELL, Proprieto! EABODY HOUSE, YonWers on the Hudson. jow open. ‘a9 L. U. MALTBY, IVERSIDE HOUSE, Carmansville, foot of 152d street, North River. Only 40 minates from the Pattars, G, DUNCALE, ‘Proprietor. Raeersto PARK HOTEL, RIDGEFIELD PARK, Ne JN Proprietom Post ofc —Now open. A BROWNSON, idress, Hackensack, N. J. passed througn the bands of the thieves or the Lots, Flo! if ? a mani Its rapid growth has been remarkable, and at present ; Plois and Shore Front and the HUDSON STREET, HOBOKEN.—A HAND. | QOUTH SIDE HOUSE. EAST MORICHES, L. Lo der Weis didicule to swear 10 Mier idengey, Pe eis in the upper part of the city where these theres not ee mccc unten pune ty Cae lve ay SURI Y, Basmostns ok 3 Hear au anan deli ea LAL comely arafahed gr Floor tao a fo ws SOFren, cass pont gra adhupe, boarding £6 p we ings are in c crection. ob Wi MG 2 f Same bolas good in regard to otuer articles whicn | desperate criminals are most during and high. | Méw buildings are in course of crection. | a e Bayonne. N. dy 3 (a ee Fatorson, druggise 798 Cumberland street egrner Fulton K they pick up around the docks—ropes, chains, | handed in their conduct. There they sometimes | schools and stores, and uo nuisances of any kind what: on the line of Central Railroad of New Jersey. EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY ‘ooklyn. HUGH C. SMIPH, Froprietor &c,, boxes of iruit, bags of coffee and Nugeed and | take forcible possession of a vessel, heip them- | ever, 25 minutes from foot of Liberty street, New York, 14 Park.—A large, handsomely furnished tront ee — : whatever else they can conveniently seize. The | Selves to Whatever they want and on the first ap- | Sviendid musie by Grafulla’s Seventh regiment band. WEG Hoom, on second story; also one sitgle Room (private | GURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH.—THROUGH disgraceiui, rotten wooden piers at Which nearly | pearance of serlous danger betake themselves to | Luncheon betore the sale, 1,2 o'clock #"st" sharp, Fain or siting; On isos, | bath); Board if desired: references. | baucteets and hageage cepted, . tester g's aeuaer Sethe cuicnine of to P ‘ateot: Y | Pheir voat and make lor the opposite shore. It is | Special train will leave foot of Liberty street at 11 4. | @t,2 o'clock P. M., sharp, rain or, shine, on the prem | Boint $20 ana 9:38 4M. dand 4:35 F. M.; als0 lenge @ shipping of this port must discharge and . Tn Nee Ceenitinhe im acdl anaperanaln wedheibensienesra: ‘erms—Ten ver cent and auction fees on the day of ALLEN STREET.—A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN | South Eighth street, Williamsburg, 5:30 A.M. and ¢P. load give to this community of scoundrels most | not very long ago since a party of them drove the | No, ¢ Pine street, New Yor! sale, 20 per cent in 30 days from sale; the balance, 70 per 14 h I tly turnished Ri with ith. | M. Steamer Surt will connect at Babylon for the beach. ample jacilities for pursuing their work. Goods | captain off the deck of his own vessel with stones | ——————-— eae cent, on bond and mortgage for three years. eas secre a cleat te Or On wins D.S. 8. SAMMIS. that are left on the dock ali night are | aud compelled him to jump overboard for his life; DRIAN H. MULLER & SON, AUCTIONEERS,— Roane Oe teat alloca neioraeesa out Board. 4 = scarcely ever safe from their depredations, | and they did not cease throwing stones A, ,ihe partition sale of 300 Lots on Harlem Heights | som toot Of Laberty street, New York acl oclook bid: | 163 WHSt FORTY-FOURTU STREET, BETWEEN pesos tai bony In the evening they will note the position | at him even alter he was in the | nd water trontson the river, one mile north of igh | Dompe are Sixth and Seventh avenues (Broadway cars) Monroe county, West Va. ul water. Outrages committed by these wretches | Bridge, will be held on tho premises on Monday, June | PIO rin an. tree passes and all informati . | Gan accommodate you with a fine large Noom on second nen the tice serves thom, they wil steal Bien | are frequent, and the river hides the resulta ot | 18,8" Zovclock,und continued go fuser, at Ut road: |» RANGRUL od iheproperty, or Me CHAS ARAM | Hor, hack, backroom conmccting, with Ara clase | ogp Mt CeHENUnl Sune eeot Tune OE aS" att at their boats alongside, ana’ when the watchmian’s | many a tragedy that the world Knows not of. | Contral depot ior Kingsbridge, which on Monday will | HealBstate Broker, No.77 Cedar street, New ‘York, of | Board; family small and private, its appointments and quiet comfort this establishm: mis back is turned trunsier the gooas on board, and | Something should be done to drive these pirates | stop at Fordham, landing close by the property. or 9:10 | LEWIS, WOOL, Auctioneer, No. 7) Montgomery street, — WEST THIRTY-BIGHTH ST,-TO LET, WITH | Uosurpassod: | The water is a powerlal torte aud ihe Belore the guatuian oF the ‘casno rovurae to the | irom. our hurbor of destroy them; abd by sur- | 4. Mt train, which stops regularly at Morris’ Dock sta- | Jeesey Clty. : | OD Hee eo TE ie Roos vvind Wann | very large piunge baths. at a temperature of 78 d same point again they may have a iail load, ‘To | rounding them with such ‘diticulties as would | on. distnt tive minutes’ walk, ‘M. NUSSHAUM, AUCTIONEER SELLS THis Dax, | Rooms. i ike novel. "the daily papers every morsing: a fine ive an alarm is useless; betore any assistance | make their rascalities unprofitabie as well as dan- UCTION NOTICE. at 1 o'clock, corner Canal and Washington | ~~ of music engaged for the seuson; a &] rendid batl room, uld be procured the thieves have gerous we would take the first step towards | A REGULAR SPRING SALE JG) WESLINENTE SECOND STREET. TO LET, | a good livery, and every ainusement fo'be found at © DISAPPEARED IN THE DARKNESS. checking the alarming growth of this species of = with Board, to a gentleman, a nicely furnished | first class watering piace. Charges per gay, $5; on8 If interfered with before they have got what | crime. STRAW AND WOOL HATA, ae ke th. OX MONDAY, JUNE 15, acs - | A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN FIND SUPERIOR they want they will frequently resist, and, al- though they rarely use firearms, they have a habit Lagi un ne one N ARSHAL'S SALE.—CHAS. PEYSER, AUCTION- | accommodations, in ery. turnished Rooms, with | be had at all the principal rallroa ‘WM. TOPPING ney AUCTIONRERS, eer, sells this day, at 13 o'clock, 38 Catharine Qyer7 comtary ot ahome, with a widow lady. Address | . BLM NO. iT. 7M. streets, Contents of a Saloon ani id Back Bar, Icebox, Tab! Household Furniture: | Chairs, Screens, Pi- | ‘arpets, Lounges, Slirrors, ‘Bureaus, Sewing Ma- | hall Bedroom. month, $75; two or more months, per mont dren under ten and servants’ ralf rates. Excursion tickets, good for the senson, at greatly reduced rates, to THE ARMIES OF EUROPE. TLUER, Superintendent. 0 it t Rammer ‘uperiate! Gangeroue to life and iimb, ‘As is well known, | A German paper (May 20) publishes a statement 132 CHURCH SIRE mreet, 17,000 Cigars, Vbale Havana, Wrappers, 2 caxes | ii A hk | SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, MONBOB, they will not stop short even at murder when | concerning the increase that has taken place in Hien Rhee ‘binculng. Sele peluvertbemite tenet. SF orange county. &¥.. opens ne TIN. . | French Shoe 'Blacking. ale positive. Vealers Invited. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY | ‘Orange county. N. Y., opens Jane 14. they are likely to be irustrated in thelr designs. | the armies of Europe since 1869. The forces o | ATOMON MALEVINE Qlb PAINTINOR AND | TTNNY TD BUM GaNDe, City Marsal” | ZA. front Taagroniy)t owes private in splcodid ova: | EER UN BE SURTEL CO., Froprtetore_ 4 . CRISTALEN, Auctioneer, 722 Broadway. . i | t on the pier they will row underneath | Austria have, 1t says, increased by 222,580, and A. M. CRIS re ys AWNBROKER’S SALE.—R. FIELD, GENERAL AUC. | tion; none but first class parties need apply. Address | rE PARRY HOUSE—AT HIGHLAND FALLS, OW » ‘On TUESDAY, June 16, at 1074 o'clock. tloneer (salesroom No. 69 Bowery), will soll tnisday, | X-, Herald Uptown Branch office. | T the Toank of the Hudson, 1 mites from West Point 1t, and having accurately noted the position | amount at present to 856,980 men; Russia has aug- Walnat trame Mirror. i at 11 o'clock, 600 lots men’s and y | 7 ough : +L ounts Gilt t tel Mirror, 56x66, , q . Shoes, &c,, &c.; also Coats, Pants i 5 ¥ . ; | MBE N. si Svar Shey are io, searee ok aan ioe areeeo ming | that! in Jas, and ‘her present aggregate military | Git ene plerSrror, aise and'vers._Dy ordet Hugh Mealeonan, Second Svenue | GGG win aicowees Tn en eee oe” | Tena aapir tthe denna reception of gue down through the opening toto their boat, where | strength 1s 605,200 men; the German Empire can | WAlnGi frame Mitror, Wt oe was qazgs, | PAWNBROKER'S SALE.JAMES AGAR, AUCTION: | = = faina:trame Mirror, 00x96 | DAWNBROKER’S SALE.JAMES AGAR, AUCTION: | ————-—— first class accommodations. 18 is received in appropriate vessels. Tue fact tuat | summon to the fleid 1,261,160 men, an increase of | git Musing (Ruben eer. Willsell at salosroom 59 New Bowery and No. THOMAS CASEY, Proprietor, will be opened June 1: reasonable. For particu» BUARD AND LODGING WANTED, rt | : this community of thieves, pirates and murderers | 424,360 since the abolition of the old tederal co fainting, “Joseph Sold to the Egyptians,” 72x92, faith. | 9 Oliver street, 600 lots Dresses, Shawls, spreads, 4 sien ‘ Riek ero RRTELTS Cae: aE are living 1u our midst, preyiug on our commerce | stitution. ‘The French Army, 977,60 strong, 1a | sully painted 2 - Conta: Panteand Vests Hy oiler a De Demian tice | BOARD WANTEDSBY MAN, WIFE AND NURSE, opens June 15. For Rooms, 4c,, apply to JAMES nd adding bloodshed and murder to their other | greater by 337,100 than that. maintained by Louts ‘ainting, “Coat ot Joseph Shown to Jacob,” equally | avenue. * with a dewieh {atm DUDLEY, Proprietor, 20 Nassau street, room 86. Mhirtietn street, east aide, °hd- crimes; that they are daily and htly pursuing | Napoleon, And under the new army organiza ir si st 8 - their wtrocious vocation, and thats RS atwanian tion is steadily increasing. Great Brive In, ins oft effort has been made to bring the miscreants | cluding volunteers, has added 233,020 to tne 3 justice, or to break up thew system of Br on nee ee agent nar ee ese pee ‘work of art unsur- | . ‘3 ‘° le le 1 Bhant vessels rom abroad arednanimous in stat. | been augmented by 62,610; tue Belgian ‘army of | ” The above articles have been removed for convenience | Goats, Pants and Vests. ny ofder J. on renth and 7! box 160 Herald ining, “Graccht Showing Her Jewels,” 74x%, the inting, “Siege of Ancona.” inting, “Death of Casar.”? ‘PAWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOMAS MGRATH, AUC- toneer, 133 Chatham strect, will sell this day, at 11 Qrclock, 50 lots men's and women’s Clothing, Dresses, Bhawis, Remnants, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, ‘dc. also L. Prager, Thirty: | IMAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE, ‘Nyack, on the Hudson, N. ¥. Location unsurpasseG. Opens June 20. HE RIP VAN WINKLE HOUSE—NOW OPEN FOR o A “THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT . 5 i third street. the Franktort House, corner of Frankfort and Wil- summer boarders; just below the Mountain House ing that there is more stealing done during the | 98.690, by 18,9405 and the Dutch army of 644320, by SMarke CMe ee | ——— 7 | Hath streets: neat Heda, 2¢., 0c. and $1 per day; gentle- | pure air; river view: mouutain scenery: Bosres delivery of a cargo in New York than at any other | 5,770 men. ‘ TOFeLeGe anny ms Peaumahie whe IOHABD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER HOUSEHOLD men and iamilies. Address, J. HAINES, Proprietor, Catal Greene séaport in the wotlc, Many of them have been | War power, her ly of 48, eing less J. BLEECKER, SON & WHITE, AUCTIONEERS. and ice Furniture—Marshal’s sale—Will sell on | ~ SAISON PARIGIENNE, MAND mac | SOUw: heard to say that they wovld never take a charter | by 8,850 men than in 1859, ‘These figures bring out ° TUESDAY, June 1 Monday, at 11 o'clock, at saiesroom 27 Last Broadway, Se scott tae Maiveniy | VAPHARMARALD WH SPAM SEE SU ve for New York li they could get one tor any other | the startling conclusions that the additions to | ~ ati2¥., at Exch Anaseoriment of first’ class. Furniture—viee marble tee | Al. Twelfth street, between Broadway and Uaiversity WHERE SHALL WE SPEND THE SUMMER t_FOR ge Salesroom, No. 111 Broadway, 3 4 . a f mer Port, because, what with harbor dues and stealing | these armies during the last 15 years amount to Grand Boulevs tw Lois next to 13isu street. ih pat ane een Rie naan eather: Beines ee CAE ty ape Lage! Resorts and data Pines the Erie. Ray a Of cargo and ship’s furniture, the profits of tieir | No less than 1,889,900 men, and that the number | }é0th street—Five Lots near Grand Boulevard Beds, Brussels Carpets, Desks, sewing Machines, &c. | ~ Deane kre Within 100 lies of New Yorke apply at Erie ‘ofieen 2413 trip were sure to be aimost entirely swaliowed up. | Of soldiers of all descriptions at present at the | {3iSt Sivuer—two Lots: between Firs and dentine JOUN', STEWART, Marchal”, | COOL FRONT ROOM, 400, OR 500. PER DAY, | 529 or 957 Broadway. The municipal authorities owe it to themselves | disposal of the different governments o! Europe bat fiashnatlea Abtioddee had dhensn sickened eal Also willsell, at 10 o'clock, a general assortinent of $250 ana $3 per week, at SMITH'S (newly tur- snd to the good name of the commercial metrop- | show a grand total of 6,110,690. In the Austrian UCTION-AT THE ELEGANT PRIVATE Rest. | Groceries und Teas, spices,” Pickles, canned Fruits, nished) Hotel, 58 Chatham street, near City Hall. “Open HITEFIELD HOUSE—WHITEFIELD, N. HL rs P- 7 iy combat 4 EGA} ESI- | bottied Brandies, Wines, lass Cases, 1ea Caddies, Coun: all night. situated in the midst of the White Mountains now olis of this Continent to make an end of army, to every 1,000 combatant foot soldiers, there dence 86 West 15th st., between 5th and 6th avs., ters, Bagatclie, &c. a open for summer boarders; sure relief tor hay fevers THIS DISGRACE TO OUR CITY. are ius cavalry and four tleld guns; in the Euro- on THIS DAY (Monday), June 15, — = ALLEN HOUSE, 165 HUDSON STREET, CORNER | Board trom $7 to $1¢ per week. Send tor circu! : 24 r. But how? ‘Ine question has been asked ot mer- | pean armyo! Russia, 178 cavalry and four guns; commencing at 1034 0 clock, | V. GARRETTSON, AUCTION EER. J of Laight—Excelent Board, $5 50 to $7 50 per ©, HENRY ABBOTT. chants, shipowners, superintendetits of wharves, | 10 the army of sia, 010 horsemen and three guns} Fey Oe Line I » HAVE. & GO. will sell, Thursday, Juno 18 at 11 | week, with single Rooms: single Rooms, without board, | —— BEER NEHA oro ces ro 7 Weleumasters Custoin Giouso oficers and'mastors | 0 The ialan atmy, st cavalty and three guns; it | | PvalverGurpeiyairrun civerte:™” |, Lic iaaiiintecs UM Mondast soir at ateeattia? | Siieap ares: taints, Be: gentlemen only. “Open HELP WANTEDIMALES. Vesseis, ant je auswer irom tvem al jas been 4, " “ % rawing Room super! suits, Marie Antoinette Gran ~ —— ——— fo — SOPRA LIED DAA TEDL ante gael singularly uniform, and may be stated taus:—“We | French, 119 and five gus; in the English, 133 and | Duchess styles, covered silk brocade, Marqyeterio Cabi- = QHERIFFS SALE OF SEs, _TRUG 5 ar. oz! NF . . GOOD CANVASSER FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS AND Games dO hope or Curing tis evil except by either | four guns. : nets Tables, Encolgnures, Etageres, Secr@taire Book- SRE soe ee Os HARE RCO KS, CARTS: OTEL ST, GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUE, TWENTY. | A E)2Pucoments ior an established business 1 E. % ys, Si "5 Harnesses, &c.—S. HERMAN, Sherltl’s and Gen second street, Broadway.—After 15th inst. this ‘ abolishing the ordinary junk shops altogether, or Proscras.comagenneabenas anemones ba te Dy eratnee Arteta, StstHary, Plocks, | Xuctioneer, will seil Monday, Junie 19, ag 11s mcloat in, | hodse "wil be conducted on the uropean pian snd | $ tm class man Ny Tepeire seerar ane ere eras limiting tuelr number to a very lew, aud placiag SWIFT RETRIBUTION. inagningent, (Foes woe anolorte. celebrate City front.of the salesroom, No. 13 Bowery. two tine Horse: private tables; Rooms, newly furnishe ', single and in B:, box 1y seid with odbatanas we! ine peupriovors auuer gach leayy, vondsand, Git pesicie makers qusic Stand, rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bed- one, Trucs art’ two sets of Harness, Blankets, sults, baths attached: unsurpassed location: elevators G NTED.—DON'T FORGET TO CALL AND flagging police supervision as will compel them | A Ku Klax Band Poisoned by a Widow Chinawaro, Glassware, Cutlery, basement, kivolien Fur. Foun Broa: mitkare deci Biba One R ieee Wave tele: | see ectmed Somme A ios. AU“ see and ‘sei Universal Clothes Dampener: a new .—Parties ‘wishing to attend ‘this sale take i &e. 5 al ne EB: Wagon. 5: ” to be extremely careful while purchasing | Whom They Attempted to Rob—Her nitive. MP GRENNAS late Sherif.” | 7A PIERRE HOUSE, ONE BLOCK FROM crTy | Patent: best paying ar ow offered: wanted in goous to find outs whether they are ges or 6th ay. curs. | © Wa. U. Carrott, Deputy. | L Mall, 56 Warren street.—All lizht Rooms, 0c. aday; © nly 25c. ONDERDONK Co,, 415 Grand st. Molen or not.” “The “testimony of all | OW" Nephew Among the Victims, pe eal bee fs SALE OF FURNITURE, ROSS HER, ft Salweoks Family Rooms, $1 to Sta 8 day, Skt GENTS ARE MAKING $10 DaTLY—SELLING who have been questioned on the subject Utd erated IN SON ioe A $25,000 WORTH OF ELEGANT S8WAN Sherittsand General auctlogeer; will eelt'on | SS A.CCK da MERY’S spring show cards tor every business; the agrees in this—that did there not exist.a large | A widow lady residing in Anderson county had . Hourehold Furniture, | Monday, Sune 18.11 o'clock, at No. 18 Bowers, a lotot EW ENGLAND HOTEL, 80 BOWERY, CORNER | largest sock in the clty to choose from aud all new de- oO! ers habiiually vi ‘01 oct ion, | r re, col x Of Chairs, Tablas, Bureaus, Oi a treet. = ight Ki 5 “4 signs. 175 Bowery. Sud ver thieves wharever they’ may bring se | fF ome time been expecting money from Wash- at private mansion | Patitings; Mirrors, We... WILLIAM ©. CONNE IG Bavara street, ~.00 light Nooms, neatly furnished, | SSDS 1 u 120 West 23d st., near | 400. or S0c, per night, $2 to $3 per week. for gentlemen Wituian Hevny, Deputy, Sheriff. them, provided they get the gvods cheap enough, | ington, for an army claim she had against the gov- A CHANCE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, GIRI TO learn telegraphy and take positions THOMPSON'S h THIS (Monday) MORNING, | Alsoon Monday, at 113g o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, a | OHIY: dealers who ask no imcunvenient questions, and | ernment, and one day last week she received commencing at 10 o'clock. | large iotot finished and dnfinisned’ Furniture, consisting MIT HOTEL, 65 ROWERY, CORNER OF CANAL | College, 20 4th av., opposite Cooper Institute. Telegraphy ments. so Vacation. Ina ‘seuses the partuers of these sudnignt: maz! | $e Money, about $600, That night she was visited | gyritetclnts nouschold sunLiurs, InAde to Order Ly cet | cuca ker “ous postive toney aUeauees stntaes | 5, sgeetcRooind Uy the day snd week: se. ofe. yee, | taUEnE practieally wit ine Fauders, tlicte Would be litle eucouragement ior | SU very lave hour py several mon disguised 98 | Hrussels and ingrain Carpets: Chickering ‘rosewood ANd insurance. Sale positive. Dealers invited i A i Ma Rta ECR ig RES, A EMPLOYMENT FOR AN ACTIVE MAN IM Am the tuieves to pursue their infamous traimic, aud | B&ktoes, who, with egghead ing hse Pianoforte, Oil Paintings, inlaid black wainutand gilded QueRIFi) SALE OF LIQUORS, BARRELS; Hoos. | US" __ 5 Bdics Lie ‘outdoor business, NEW YORK BOOK CONCERN, the danger attending a sale disposal ol’ the | death, demanded the money. Mrs. Was com: | frames: Parlor Suits, covered in satin, rep, dc; Cur. Radda Pisthied, Baten SoS PERILS Une | = tourth floor, aiter 9 o'clock. results oi their raids would be such as to | Pélled to ye, but begged the robbers to leave $125 tains, inlaid entre ‘ables, Turkish Chairs, Bronzes, wilt Xyotionecr, will sell, by Virtue of am order iron the Su: | LL Teuder the business more diificuit than profita- to pay her nephew. from whom erie Se a ee anes “ourt, Mond: ’ ble. it is Openly usserted that there are rowed that amount some time previous, and 3 are 3 ab. re Sliver Ware, Chamber Suit, inlaid solid black w: rms engaged In the junk trade who are so much | W0em she had promised to pay when her “army | wax; Bedstéads, Dressing Cases, Buieaus, spring and —$° \ ‘ixtures, Sat Headben ie ther pene With the gangs of | Mouey" came. ‘The rovvers at first relused, but | hair Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, €c.; also basement £44180, the fucase of said, pret ale Hositive, 6. F. Benedict, 119 Chambers street. Address solicit orders tor our first class subscription books. thieves who prowl around the wharves that they Were finally induced to yield to Mrs: ———‘sappeals, | and kitchen Furniture, over 40) lots by catalogue. Sane capaty death) LY . Darien, Conn. | HOWARTH, TRACY & PHILLIPS, 86 Nassau st buy vot only what the whari rats bring them, but _ pa fT eda a ba | LN ae DRIAN INSTITUTE, ISRLIN, N. J, ONE HOUR ‘ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN A8 ORD! buy e f oti t : 4 7 ae = s ma ” ; ’ . NON. J. ONE —A 8) furnish buats and outfits to enable the pirates to | Sot them something to eat. Mrs. par eoane:| eat ae 2 pak CL NL crm trom New York, on| the Philadeiniuia Kaliroag, via cook; must understand making butter cakes; night | No. 7 Warren st. oN OARD. “Tl pete allt 4 £9) A Le BL ARTED TO, GUL PAPERS. APPLY TO Store, A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING & VERY PLEASANT, REEBER, corner 124th st. and 3d av. fore Fixtures, Sate desirable Place, pleasant, well tmrnished rooms, | ~ — any itive, | Would take one or twa families to Board for the summer: | (MHREE ENERGETIC MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS TO h & £ " 8. reme Court, Monday. June 15, at 10% o'cloc! Thompson street, ihe Contents of a large Distille: consisting 0! Liquors, Barrels, Vats, 31 preparing supper, and seasoned it heavily with | A UCTION SALE, carry on thelr predatory, excursious with eft: | porson she happeuied to have about the house. ‘The sitthe Seouee Vameionse 1a eee oe eek glock. the eoaily Furniture and Lease of tho Ladies! 21Gs0"atmtes can ve accommodated wath Goard inva ne Citys” APP (0 f COACRMBN, It Newark av. Jersey thieves, and are themselves merely tue receivers | thieves ate heartily, and two of them were found one block West of Broadway. near Sixth avenue. cose, st L) house, delighttully located. on elevated ground, 10 — ery orthe stolen goods: Nor do the tieves wie sup: | dead on the premises the next (Friday) mormuug, | | Parlors —Magniricent gilded And carved’ lacedt style Fa minutes’ walk from depot; gas, baths, &c.; fine walks ‘\{TANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WELL EXPERIENCED and Mrs, was horrified at identliying one of ply the junk stores with such a proportion of tueir | them as Her nephew, from whom she had bor- u goods confine their operations to the docks and | rowed the $125. ro have not as yet been able to Pianoforte, Paintings, ts u Parlor suits, in rich satin brocade and reps; Mirrors, y, at L036 o'clock, East Houston street, and. drives; stabling; tresh’ milk and vegetables. For in metal capping and corking bottles; steady em furtains, rosewood 734 octave grand patent agrafe near aveut¢ V. the Conients of a Barber Shop; also the particulars address 45 South Washington square, or 71 ploymeut for a satistactory party. duress, giving age, Etageres, Vases, Bronzes, Furniiure of a family, consisting of Bedsteads, Bureaus, roadway, room 89, New York. ETAL CAPPSR, box LU Herald office. KRAEME but they loaf around foundries, ma- ets, Tose ad Washst , Tabl fh vi M 8 —_ Shieh shops and’ iactories, picking up scraps | ascertain any lurther particulars, and give this a8 | Hedsieads, Dressing Caves, Buren Washsanas Game | Lede lols or Glowing: se about) Sewine slashinee: PRIVATE FAMILY OFFER FIRST CLASS ACCOM- ANTED—A BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE, AT Of iron, brass and other metals, ‘They hang around y bs Tage Ravalfores: NM. Becca agers COSMIE er atAne aie | ceric sold Take chances dealers ingiied: “SA tnodutions to patties seeking. country Board for the AA beer garden 214 Kast Sith st. Must speak Metal warehouses, and whenever a chance ofers EDUOATION IN ENGLARD, Sule take Broadway, Sixth orseventh avenue cars ant ((VHOMAS REILLEY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL gummer: prices reasonable. Address MONTCLAIR, box 1 make off with @ pig of tin, or lead or a stab of Stop at 28th st..a short distance trom the house. Goods this day (Monday), at 304 West /hirty-ninth street, at 3,984 New York Post office. PERIENCED CANVASSERS, TO SEL! speiter. They also find or jorce an entrance into —_—. packed and delivered for purchasers, city or country. Wi o'clock, all the Furniture of said residence, consist. | HUDSON.—FEW. SUM- V the celebrated Fountain Marking Brush, anew ag userul article just outs merchants aaopting jt every two Where; agents make trom 0 r day. OF healthy couniry; tYO Pines at once, No 19 Chambers ats of No 7 Onan ae ‘all, or JOHN PARR, New York. _ C. W, CLAPP, Bole Agent. unfinished vuildings and unoccupied dwelling | Cest of the Denominational Element- houses, tear out the plumbing work and the gas ary School System. pipes and carry them allto the junk dealer, who Areturn has been issued by the Education De- uy: thing brought to him, ‘asking no ques- See emaemnce wee nina partment of England showing the expenditure ‘Auctionese. | ing of Bureaus, Bed, ILLIAM KENNELLY, SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEER, ak, ean ‘will sell at auctto: fay, June 15, 1874, at12o'clock. ApDly to WILLIAM ORR, re at the Exchange 1 Broadway, the di: | 647 Eighth avenue. ing “rich solid rose- fection of William v (andi diy OARD at CORNWALL, teads, Washstands, &c. frcenes from $8 to $10 UCTION.—HENRY ZINN, AUCTIONEE 4nd elegant Household Furniture, resi D—GENTLEMANLY SOLICITING AGENTS; cK, A. M., HE MAKES A GOOD PROFIT from the grant for public education in the year | wood Dressing Ouses, Hedsteads, Bureaus: ee, complete < ho bi tne noid OARD AT A FARM HOUSE IN DUTCHESS ness easy and respectable; $3 to $12 per on bis purchases, and feels secure, because Old | i573 gpon building grants and annual grants to | W#lunt Bedroom Suits, with bedding; tine Parlor atte, mrcaemetin terbon, Linnie on tea'dert were ot big County—Accessible by boat or rail: house on high | Most convenient Iiitle article; success sure, Call metals and such other goods as ate picked up | ininid and gilt, latest style; rosewood Pianotorte, tour Re Nivholay avenue and Lath. street; splendid location, | iand atthe edge ot a, beautiful boating. bathing Sheet Olea about town are of little intrinsic value, aud being | $ + and Ashing; irultyand vegetables in abundance elementary schools and training colleges, and the round corners; Paintings, Engravines, Mirrors, Clocks, — size, 101.1201 feet; nearly LL ots. stolen in small lots at a time do not attract much | Tesults of the inspection and examination of ele. | Curtains, Carpets, Tablos, Wardroves. Louncés, Book: * Also tie two story House and full Lot on the north aide attention, while the owner can scarcely ever | Mentary schools during the year ending the sist es, Sideboards, Silver and Plated Ware, Kitchen Uten- of L2éth street, distant 225 fect west of Sixth avenue. prove his prdverty. | Canal poatmen frequently | of August, 1873, In England and Wales during the | sis with which the sale will commence, All in good milk, Tr AN —A CO} ED YOUTH, ABOU’ 8. ce anid chickens; no masaultors or apuc terms $10 bar rag ing OUTH. ABé or is YEARS er week. Apply A N, Ni O8 Wwenticth street, or address G. W. HOAG, Clinton Cor- Fhe hws ‘vest city references call ai Non 8 Pine we jon; large house. For particulars ad- apply; must be Protestant, unmarried, and bring wines Mis) CATHAHINE HALLOCK. Willow: Brook, | eluss reterences. pny tie morning. between il sad if Dutchess county, N.Y. o'clock. Sale peremptory, rain or shine. French plate Mirrors, Lace Oi vo Pr nich plate Mirro ace Ourtains, two French Mit JORN RONP AUIS Kae ‘ those whom he ts well aware are professional | being a decrease of £7,254. The grants to training Boxes, rosewood Etaveres with mirror. Cabinets, Fre thieves and robbers, or indirectly, by buying wnat- | Colleges amounted to £16,412, Clock: J. HARVEY LYON Sta | ‘ chess Ke irom the cargo they have In charge @ pig of | Year ending the dist of March, 1873, grants were | phate test sbbicn RA 2 ca dat ‘ogre, Dotcbems county, © Tead or iron and sell it at the nearest junk shop | Made to Church of England schools amounting to UCIION SALE—RAIN OR SHINE, | [WEEKS & ORISSY, AUCTIONEERS,—EXECUTORS' ON THE HARLEM ROAD—FIRST STATION ag y for such sums as they need to Maine wane | £757,859; to British and Foreign School Society's THIS (Monday) MORNING, June 15, WW iiaie off Lote and tour Acres, with dwelling, sta- Bostore nite Plains: small farm; fino Rooms; shady WW ANTE Prash oualer ana’ make, Kinet Eeaeta 4 ever current expenses their thirst or Schools, £143,512; to Wesleyan schools, £71,958 ; to | Prompt at 10 o'clock, &c., w close the Magosh estate, situate on ring. lawns hich grounds; good vegetable garden. Inquire at | useful; must be tidy and obliging; every oth sunday hunger may prompt. Dishonest cartmen | Bonen Gatnolio pohools, 268,028, and 22, board | HOUSER OUD Te Me OLE BaraninGe oe PIANO, Ag8 eer vene Iona bones Wad: No, 3 Astor House, Barclay street. in Apply at No, 8 Broadway e* ters and oth he dealer in junk a | Schools, £14,287, In annual grants to elementary . LES, OTL, PAINTIN c ’ d. Forme or salewTe ae daar en ~ SES grag yremyremep ye Ponventent trend, Hie att Junk dealgr ts | scliools ander the new code £420,027 were expended 20 WeeT. Hat a wet TPH AY, Austioncer's foe onday of anie, 40 per erone ine dus Coe eee eee OAR ee cm tis Pengibecpnera: | Wo kcne aces Deke Rosman Bein at bernie dangerous membi ‘i He etther directly | or day scholars, being an increase of £131,379 over Parlor St in crimes in an ¢ thereatter and 80 per cent on Lord and mortgage tor fv house in Willow Brook, on the Poughkeepsie and _ Hurse at St Luke's Hospital, 54th st., corner of Su wer of society. TH | lor Suits, in crimson satin and brocatel; rosewood Y gags © Eastern Raflroad ; daily mail; terms moderate; pleasant ay.; only those accusto! to hospitai’ nursing need encourages stealing by acting in collusion with | the previous year, and lor cyening scholars £18,601, | Piano, marquetry and gilt Centre and Console lables, (ike prope. oken cars, from Hoboken terry, direct fay healthy Tocath h r v a y D! ju: | 0 ) | | larly suppored to be a sori of receptacle for the used Up, Worn out and partially Gestroyed pro- | 64,268 children, and oi these 815 were national, or ing cases, rosewood ducts ol human industry, where rags and ropes, | Church of England, schools. The total amount Wardrobe: ever is brought to him without making inquiry as The expense of administration was £106,889, brary ‘davies W ef orate | rt ede Bookcase — _ phe - : ——————— — y 3 Kish Suit, Ti ¥ ™ to its owuership. Although a junk shop 18 popn- | The number of schoothouses bulit during the | Chairs, Extension Table. Buller, Dining Chains silves WV MaVorciocks atest Canatareee eetaeea | O. Sieholah, Petar miles poor Caen sity bo 1eRai | THE TRADES, year 1878 was 338, afording accommodation for | ware, Grockery, tour eleant Chamber sets, with Dress Hi Sree WA Intce Ameorete i eagpmeppar pana of Bedsteads, Dressing | ureaus, shstanda Parlor road: pure count an ut Bedsteads, Burewus, «, Booke Wardr Ext CI fine hair ‘and spring. Mattresses. Lou Rockers: ‘Mirrors aaron, Uslenstan ty by ow good fishing and ‘hunting: luca. | ea nnn tion unsurpassed; city’ reierences; terms $ A Se BAKER WISHES TO GET A SITUA’ on 6 to $9 per F Miculars address Airs MAKTIN D. MYERS, | reman ina bread and cake bakery. o Biired, Highland Lake, Sullivan county, 8; | 183 Orchard st., fourth floor, atter 12 o'clock. old sails, chains, old ' metals in all stages | awarded out of the Parliamentary grants tor new 01 rust, decay and general dilapidation, worn out machinery, old botties, earthenware and glassware are all received and due consideration allowed for them as to their money value. It isa mistake, as | We have seen, to Suppose that only old and worn out articles are to maw of the junk shop is omniverous—nothing comes amiss to it—it can digest almost every article of commerce and send it through its appro- priate channels to aid tn the nourishment and en- Tichment of the junk dealer, There can be no doubt o/ the usefulness of the junk dealers to the public tn taking up and putting To new uses What would otherwise be was. and remain an encumorance on our hands, They re- Tieve our houses and stores, our lumber rooms and cellars of useless and oulky materials, and send them on their way to be shaped into new forms and appear in otner combinations; and if their operations were confined to getting together the materials only which are wniversaily associated with the business there would be room enough for them all, But, when a great many of them e foundin their stock. The | or enlarged schools was £89,277, and the total amount subscribed by the promoters £373,496; 10,638 schools Were inspected and 180,968 children examined during the year by Her Majesty's in- spectors, THE POPE AND THE BISHOP OF PUNO, [From the South Pacific (Callao) Times, May 14.) Right Rev. Dr. Huertas, who has thrown up the Bishopric of Puno by leave of the Pope, has arrived in Lima, Meanwhile the civil authorities of the department irom tue spiritual custody of which he has retired refuse to recognize the Viear he has teft Intrusted with the duties of the office, And there appears to be a lively discussion brew: ing. ‘The whoie trouble arises from Doctor Huertas desiring that only the Pope should have the bs It | as. to interfere in the appointment of higo eccles! tical authorities, notwithstanding the jact that the constitution requires the government of the Re- | ppbiic to previously give its approval of tit BeVe become the ilies Of the Worst class Of thicves | Lominations, hirty-one Carpets, &c. ost important sale of the season; furniture in excellent order. N. #.—Take Seventh or Kighth avenue cars. ROBERT ©, CASHIN, Auctioneer. rep, plush and haircloth Suits, Hall Stand, Kitchen Fur sofas, Lounges, Clocks, Vases. he Y JOHN A. DUNN & CO.,, AUOTIONEERS.— WILL | soil tnis day, at2 P.M. at their new and. spacious salesrooms, 295 third avenue, several large lots House. bold Furniture, comprising two Pianos, several French plate Mirrors 'arlor Suits, in rosewood, black walnut and mahogany; black walnut Chamber Suits, Cottage Suits; biack “walnut marble top Bureaus and Wasi stands; Sofas, in haircloth ana reps; Lounges, Book: cases, feather Beds, hair, Mattresses, Curtains, Shades, Plated Ware, Creeke Cooking Utensils, & OWE & HILLIER, AUCTIONE sale, on Monday, ‘June ld, at I o'clock. at N Spruce sireat, the entire Contents of a Card Cutting BE tablishment, Consisting of Card Stock, Curd Cutung Ma chines, Oftice Furniture, Sate, i YROCKERY AND GLASS WARE AUCTION.—b J LOI, Auctioneer, sells, Monday, June 15, 1 o'clock, full assortinent Bridgewood & sons’ Limouges; also w. & rock and Glassware. WILLIAM ANDERSON, 10 Colieae piace, C. gelsand ingraih Carpets, Ollcioths, Rugs, & XC Hediding, Stoves, Retrig Earthen’ W Paintings, E Witt of a Lager Bee! House; Counter and Fixtures,” Billiard Table, Chairs, Tables, large Kange and Boiler, copper Cooking Uten: sils, te Wares And Giassware; also the Carpets, Bed- stead Three OAV WARD=—i6STH STREE ait) 15 valuable hw liberal. also 50 isior und other Mattresses, feather Beds, Pi ors, LookingsGlass, Tin and re;‘also a lot Cioching, Fancy Goods, OL ngvavings, ac. ERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, ock, at 87 South Firth ‘avenue, the Contents Restaurant, Hilliard ana Lodging atllo Materesses and Bedding of 12 rooms. Ih lots. ears’ lease of the house can be had it ET.—ABSOLUTE sand House at auction, on ‘AN will sell Tuesday next, I opertyon Tinton avenue. Wall and G cts, between Forest and Union avenues, near Trinit and residence of Hon. William Caldwell. Terms ALE OF e prem. at la org i EA Os WANTED,—FIFTY TONS, IN EXCHANGE FOR Carriay ’ 5. W. PITNEY, 40 Third avenue, be seen personaliy at 43 Barrow street until HARTZE, Fort OUNTRY BOARD—IN PRIVATE FAMILY; TERMS J Adaress Mrs. F. ry YOUNTRY BOARD,—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING @ beautiful place in New Jersey, only an hour from New York, offer first class Board tor two fine grounds; boating, bathing and stabi best references required. Address box 1,889 Post office. TOWN persons; 3 for horses; YOUNTRY KOARD—AT A PLEASANT FARMHOU: 6 miles trom Catskill, 1s miles trom South © Post ofice; shaded grounds; mountain air; 7 Ke Address HARM A drives; terms $: South Cairo, Greene count, A. FIRST, CLASS FRENCH UPHOLSTERERDW) worked at Marcotte’s for five y a wishes Niendranea mt the dranches: Calton oad an EbuUsLOn whe 7th av. io ornamental work. wrayer SHOT. 2 Park piace, third Moor, room 10, 10 MERCHANT TAILORS.—A THOROUGHLY CO: Potent cutter desires, 2 utuation. Address 8 work in private tamilies or at hom NK COPPERPLATE AND TWO LETTER EM. care of Mr. H. Hoenack, ay, OTOGRAPHERS.—A GOOD OPERATOR, WHO © haroughly understands alt branches of the - Ness; also a frst Class retouches. Adress OPERATO: | for two days, Herald Uptow ‘anch ofl $ ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE OB- rivate boarding house in a to Sper week. Address THE HUDSON—BOARD AT THE ELM HOUSE, Dieasantly located; fine mountain entre st. TANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS RAD two years’ experience at job douposion idea a stendy situation at 126 William st | Wantenra 2908 ut RARER; N THE MOULD. nj eee. 3 ns, $S per week. Addi Gheas county. N. Ky I Weert GOOD FINISHER VOR FINB CABINER work, Apply at 106 Murray st.