The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1874, Page 11

aa CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS. The Duty on Fruit Re-enacted—Em- barrassing Controversies. Whenever the national lawmakers wish to create confusion in trade they enact a law to in- crease or levy some particular tax on some specific article, and by this means the largest amount of trouble is entailed upon the Custom House offi. cialis. This theory was amply verified yesterday, in the new tarif of twenty-five per cent ad valorem on green fruits, tropical and semi- tropical—viz., lemons, oranges, pineapples, ban- anas, &c., which heretofore were admitted In Cus- tom House parlance “constructively free.” Ac cording to rulings of the Treasury Department the duties on cargoes accrue at the rate in operation, “at the time of arrival of the vessel within the collection district, with intent to unlade her cargo." Acase in point arose yesterday. The steamship Spain, from Liverpoo!, arrived at this port on Tuesday evening. By six o’clock the captain reached the Custom House to enter his ship, but it was too late, General Arthur. the Collector, had ordered his deputies to remain at their posts three hours after three o’clock to facilitate entries, but this captain arrived too late, The amount in- Volved in his cargo 18 $20,000 and upwards. Seve- ral smaller cargoes arrived later, but before twelve o’clock of the 30th ult., likewise claim the atten- thon of the oMciais, and yesterday Special Deputy Collector John R. Lydecker was besieged all day With the importunities of the importers to allow ‘thelr entries to pass under tue old rate prior to July 1. Mr, Lydecker referred all these gentlemen to the Instructions of the Treasury Departancat, of which the following is a copy :— CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS, ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Wasninaton, D. C., May M, 1874, The following is a Pay of an act approved May 1874, entitled “An in relation to the customs uty on tmported fruita” :— Be it enacted py the Senate and House of Repre- Bentatives of the United states of America in #8 assembled, That tie Secretary of the Fee is hereby directed to suspend the repay- ment of all duties heretofore paid on imported fruits unui further legislation by Congress author- izing the same or until the final decision of the Supreme Court, except cases where suits in court have been discontinued by instruction of the Secretary o/ the ireasury. And the error in pune- ‘uation of the Clause relating to fruit plants, in the fifth section of the act approved June 4, 1! entitled “An act to reduce duties on imports an: to reduce internal taxes and for other Purposes’? alter the of inger' @ conima instead of a hyphen ‘word “iruit’’ is nereby corrected, aud said ci shall read as follows: Eerie gee tropical and semi-tropical, jor the purpose of propagation or cultivation; provided that the Guties imposed by virtue oi this amendment shall not be levied or on upon fruits entered jor consumption at any port of entry prior to'July 1, 1874? Jt will be observed that this act makes two obanges in the existing lawe—one is that the only “plants” that can be admitted free of wee net g, “ers, arth of the act of @ Jun al frutt-bearin geanties, and w! Ui are tropical and semi-tropical, id are intende for propagation or cultivation; ‘the other is that the duty upon fruits is reimpose section d at the rates provided for by the laws existing be- fore that time. The duty upon fruits, however, does not take effect until the 1st of July next, while the clause to plants takes effect from and aiter the date of its approval—to wit, May 9, 1874. Iam, very re- specttully, WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, Secretary. Complicated questions under the new Moiet; bill have already arisen, Section 9 provides tha’ “of personal effects accompanying passengers no portation exceeding $100 in dutable value shall admitted without duly certified invoices, except personal effects,’! Entries may be made on invoices made out in eel United States and sworn to, which reverses e practice heretofore in vogue as to appraise- When entries have been liquidated after one | year irom eniry in the absence of fraud and the @bsence of protest, such liquidation shall be final goa conclusive on the importer and the United tates. This also reverses the practice which bas Deen in practical operation for years with profit to the government. ir. F, Knowland, General Agent of the Union and Central Pacific Railroad, has entered in the Custom House over 8,000 chests of tea, which ar- rived overland from Ubina, vie San Francisco, in | thirty-four days, by the steamship Vasco de Gaia, of the new steamship route. The steamer Van- conver and several other ne 1s will, it 1a said, Diy between saya RE wheres ete in opposition to the Pacilic Mail Steamship Com- pany, GAN BERVOUS PEOPLE BE OHRISTIANS? * [From the Christian Union.] How may & person who has been weakly for years, and who is still very nervous and irritable, hope to attain to a higher Christian life of | atience, forbearance and love? Paleorn to distinguish between physical irritation | and moral delinquencies, Cherish your bomly ith for the sake of your i arty ae improvement, Do not worry about anything if you can help it. Take no anxious thought even about your spir- jtual wel‘are, Rest much in the love and sympathy of Jesus Christ. Rejoice without stint at every yictory you gain over your devil of impationce, Employ yourself actively a8 far as your strength | and time permit in little offices of Kindness for | otners. Counteract your tendency to speak {ret- ful words by sedulousiy cultivating a habit of uttering loving and tender words. Have much charity and forbearance in your treatment of yourself; severe self-reproaches will but aggravate your physical depression, REAL ESTATE, —— Atimulated by the success of the Furniss estate, a good attendance was had yesterday at the Real | Estate Exchange, although there were compara. tively few transactions there, and these were marked by no special intere: The following property was iipatticse) of:— Y WILLIAM KENNELS Bs LY, order of Supreme Court, “aneee Boese, “arte ) wee h., carpenter shop and i. on w. s. luvth a 24.11 a. of Jelst at. 5 lot 281100; P. How: 1 148, bk, hb. andl. on sth st., 73 ft, w. tat ay, Jot ‘eixidiaseaib as) ‘ea 8 Phat = 9,560 a f Supreme ui AsteTE alate, Retro) ha ler of avremé ‘our! inclai tan'beet hand 20th Bt. LAD fe. Ist av. Jot 18.9x100.11 ; Charles per. 14% DK. & hand |. on ee. corner at; lotai.1ix8); Charles s; Loper, | 14s. ae ihcand. onc. a istav., Jot 20x80; Charies 8. Lope, plaintif. YD. M. SEAMA: y order of Supreme Court, N. Jarvis, Jr., pepine. ni of £ lots, $ lots on n, 8, 96th st. and’3 lots ’ rth Stes BUS te Ww. of Lith aves euch x10; OU Splaintif.. $18,000 jonnson, Jr., held a suburban sale vens- 1, on ‘Tuesday, which resulted in a very manner, Several dwellings were offered, Wi brought fair prices. Lots on Ver- non avenue iged irom $500 to $850 each. The Yollowing 180 de(ailed statement ol the sale tal, i rner Webster av, and Boulevard... $ [ets on Bowevard and Hancock se, rear of above. dios lots adjoining Zlots aie: Hots adjoins Riever ee Jere. J wood, L. satis{actor 2 iets a 750 Jot on oo i one ditata 8 0 3100s on Boulevard a 4 lots corner Boule: 1,200 { Jots corner Hancock st. ry Washington a 400 iwt ‘on Hancock st., vale ming 08. ‘B50 ieee e aa in! Liot joining i adotntng lots, corner Vernon a ington ous ana io Tots, on Vernon ‘av. and ilamiiton ots, corner H ps, Sherman av., ad, 2 nigatow jot, corner 3 mendow iois, on Hopkina joint 4 meadow lots, on Hopkins # and! Henry ot...0.1: ‘ones. and 4 lots,on Freeman av, corner Fark joint Webmer av THE MEMORIAL HALL AT UNION COLLEGE, {From Harper’s Weekly.) At the recent Commencement of Union College Notice was given that the gifta of Hon, Clarkson | - Potter and Howard Potter, of $40,000, for the | re Gene Se ee ee ee had bie! paermens, by Was & unique—spectacie Tae to four of the eaerant | t —s Of that remarkahie man, Bliphalet Nott for Aral ve teeta eh ad 9 WE cent Commenoenient. four gral axe K! chon Whom has achieved pigh rapuestion ‘ihe cine | cofner’ | {ng ite progr NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. ein N. Potter, fain ‘haiaaininiees in Con- gress from the Westchester district and an eml- second, Howard Potter, a mem- one of the great banking houses of the world avd a gentieman of the highest cul- ture; the third, Henry ©. Potter, wor of the most opulent and mest iiberal al congrega- tion in America, it not in the worid; and the fourth, the Rev. Biiphaiet Nott Potter, now preai- dent of the coil there are other brothers who have also distinguished themselves, General Rob- ert B. ‘won his epaulets’ in the rebel- , Wi lion and Edward T. Potter, an eminent architect. ‘The only sister of these brothers 1 wile of Mr, Launs Foompson, the sc ‘sculptor, bg cei MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, City Hall Gossip. Mayor Havemeyer had numerous callers yester- day, among them General Jon Cochrane, Park Commissioner Thomas BE, Stewart, Meyer ‘Stern, Commissioner of Charities and Correction, and ex-Mayor Hall—all, no doubt, in connection with the Police Commissioners, The most persistent, however, was Mr. John Foley, who remained at the pn ba elbow from after eleven until nearly three The wildest repre | are afloat in connection with expected appointments to be made by the Mayor, Up to last night the list was closed sa with the 1,260th wef ttray alderman ioete Ble ose 8 his way the City Hail now, since Ce ray ocunonaly Ino f the dog days, to ascertain whether the marbie hpi remains intact. Yesterday, ‘swarms of oflcisis hovered seeing ae 4 ann the ty pends. ial dg receive their hard earned (t) ati the Counsit, ead celebration ofthe Pourthorsenn or whiot Alder man Richard Flanagan is chairman, has thrown up the sponge, and wit ny all the jubilee business im the hands of the Park Comm ners, to whom $10,000 has been appropriated jor thas purpose. The Comptroller has chopped off the followti heads in his Separtney owing to reduction: made in his esi bs ge patie H. Fale coner, Zachariah BR. a Joseph Pa Ma- son and spre. SS Boeckal. The nalary: ‘ot “Rovert Sutherland, assistant clerk, was reduced from $2,000 to $1,600, Ourtailing the Park Department. Mayor Havemeyer received yesterday the follow- ing communication {rom Colonel H. G. Stebbins, President of tue Park Commission, to which, how ever, ho has not made any reply :— Ciry or New Yor, DEPARTMENT a pte Pars J ION SQUAT! 1, 1874, ay ¥. FP. Havemeysp, Mayor or the ‘biey or Ne Sin—If it is posatble for the Board of Estimate and Apportionment to make mea speedy reply to the inquiries contained in my letter of yesterday in relation'to the resolutions instructing me to chargo all salaries vo the fund for the “main- tenance of parks and places” without reference to the special laws of the State governing this mat- ter, which instruct ae to do a it would greatly relieve thi ‘department, It le for me to make up the pa; due this Bay tor the work of the a month of ind any detay in which must necessarily press heavily ‘upon our force until the Board of Apportionment define their iste action, nor can I take any ste} bo) Perel ey the future of e ry artment before early understanding upon WI! am compelled to depend, Respectialiy ui tae @, STEBBINS, Ht President Department of P of Public Parks, THE COMIO MEN OF THE HOUSE, {From the Independent.] The affectionate ttle gentleman who has just taken bis arms from around Mr. Dawes’ neck is Samuel Sullivan Cox, formerly of Ohio, now of New, York city, ‘Sunset Cox,’ “Sunbeam Cox,” “Dewdrop Cox,” are the sobriqnets bestowed upon him by hia approving and admiring brethren, He is a little swinging, prancing man, with black hair and a white spot in the centre of his head, about the size ofa dollar. He has dark skin, black eyes and @ musical voice. When he makes a speech he ojten turns down his collar Blighty turns up his sleeves, swings a pocket handkerchief | in bis hand, leaves his seat, comes down in the front aisie, where halt of Cob: ess gathers about him, to laugh and have a time. His speech | on the expense of @ moth . “the government, de- peeves last winter, was the wittiest of the session, le is as amiable as he is bright, and, though a democrat of the democrats, he is the one sunn; force of the minority, who never loses his tempe or makes himself disagreeable, no matter how ex- asperating may be is fantastic speech. He is, moreover, @ man of more than common culture. Liberally educated, he is a lawyer, has been an | editor and the author of several books of observa. ons and trayel, as witty, genial and sunny as bimset Ey Fe fepereme swinging down the side aisle, ewe in a gray “‘business suit,” with a scarlet | soaked} Bellow skin, dark round. ag Anne nate. ‘Wales’ children, and “banged” across his forehead like Sadie Matilda's, 1s thet new Senator from New Jersey, William Waiter Phelps, of Englewood, eo looks as Swinburne or Joaquin Miller might, a8 a Bohemtan does; yet, withal, like a gentleman. He is what one must Seo call @ lucky fellow. He fs young, he is rich, he 18 educated, be has a brighé wite and a wonderful boy. He ‘is director ofadozen or more ratiroads, and I don’t know how many banks. His colleagues like him, He is {nu with the newspaper men.” THE MAYOR AND TEE BROOKLYN BRIDGE, In the proceedings of the Commissioners of tne Brooklyn Bridge, held in the City of Churches on Tuesday, Mayor Havemeyer was handled without gioves by Senator Murphy, Mr. Kingsley and others. The statement was made that the Mayor or New York was not only inimical, but that he was totally oppose’ to the enterprize; that this | city still owed the amount of $1,500,000, the quota | subscribed, &¢. The Mayor was called upon by a HERALD repre- sentative yesterday and interrogated on tho sub- | ject. His Honor stated that the fact that he | opposed the measure was true, because it 18 im- ossible to build the bridge for the amount of 5.000,000, as first indicated. He says:—‘The cit Of Brooklyn subscribed $2,500,000, New Yor $1,500,000 and the other $1,000,000 was to come from Private subscriptions. Now, who were the sub- scribers? ‘Tweed, Connolly and the old New York and Brooklyn rings, of which not one dollar has ever been paidin, We have mpynutere: $1,350,000 to this bridge, and the $160,000 still due is ready to be handed over whenever anybody duly authorized to receive the same comes duly accredited. my message to the Common Coancil, January 19, 1874, Tailuded to this eubject tn the following terme:— “For the Brooklyn Bridge I nave received an estimate of the amount required to com: hat the undertaking, which shows that $10, an has been provided will be required to idae, circumstances: Under which this wadertaking originated, an dis closures which have been from time to time made dur; ‘es8, have Not been such as to secure for it he confidence of the public. The city Js already a stock- holder in this enterprise to the umount of 91,0 000, and Tdo not think its prospects aro eamiciently datteritig to Jusifty any further investment, “T& is entirely unnecessary for me to say more. The Comptroller and Mr. Vance may be in favor Of it, but lam not. This job, commenced at 000,000, will cost when finished irom $15,000, to $20,000,000. I don’t care what they say aint my being inimical or unfriendly to this’ bridge business over the water. I have only one duty to | perform, and, that is to protect the interests of our citizens.” His Honor meant every word be saidon that score, being very earnest about it. MISERY IN WASHINGTON, {From the National Republican.) ‘To-day nearty 600 clerks and other employs are to be discharged from the service of the govern- ment, Simple as this aunouneement reads, it 18 pregnant with serious trouble, disappointment and mental, ! not physical, anguish to many de- serving men = women, But itts ae to est round, an the matrer any cident ie shows meird very piainty, fhe instablity | of public | etnployment, and it | should teach those to il Saethtoners under the government that rate the honor is not the private station the latter is Prvortainly the most reliable, the most ee id, in the end, the most satisfactory. No who has ever held an appointive piace in the {vil service will deny the assertion that the infnences aurrounding it are, to @ great extent, demoraliz- ing, and that they tend io dwart natural and com- _—— — are ciate ve as also a to eee e By o urtier. A constant tear 0 ehobarge,, Ge ee @ reduction of ot peuse! jor on account political emergenctes, ts the curse of the civil ser- Vice, and it is &® curse which appears to nave no Temedy under our system of government, A MINNESOTA GIRLS CLEVER TRIOK. ~~ (From the Hutchinson (Minn.) Enterprise.) Another of those devices that some females are 80 full of has come to light, A young lady of Hutchinson, who ts fatr to middting in looks, puts On & good deal of style and wenld itke to be popn- lar, and who dwells in a house that, while it is decent and respectable, is not grand, had the luck some time a to recei ty RC Te a stranger who nna from it Was at church she Was . made aaaineed wi with nim, eS he asked i ged her home; she va tet and they: itd that occarred yp ae m= yy By ay 3 her hm fd nimble ‘awet cot iy ‘walked on’ would the lad mig Heth ah A few houses distant. torn nt ty evanca fH residence, o@fore which she hal acquainted with Mitehinaon or ber, of conse, that everything was all visions Braite whe ae hid. bebing the eine woth while she ye Di ni je BtOO! til he got | Sat ot sigue aud then went how Hee a iss | f | i} | | r 000 | | fee | ry BOARDERS WANTED. COUNTRY a country LY ROARS. Tr WiewinaPa on ohne EE “ Se ng OO Pea |] PARLOR FLOOR TAREE 2 mia Room BARD. STORIA OVER, ASTORIA, L. 1—¥EW MANAGE. ANTEDIBY (A PAMILY, OONMI@TING OF ten 1BLO'S THEATRE. TVANHOD inves oe, pp ranueinen. ‘isthout ‘board; "ave? nungls groum airy ices kes. groanet, rst class table; mode gan “on ence wg ea Teched ty an GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE NEW PLY. tae Bidet Post oftice” Ry we a 4 — . Yon 18 EVENING AXD rourtn or 3 $5, PER WEEK ‘FOR AGiNOLe, ComporraBLy | AT Pas PASS IC, ON THE BEIGHTS, 45 MINUTES Wks Sacginan pines Gites new Baragaon De Ree ee MATINER wanted: first c own ‘shone, etl conves: | orate: lares eine revit ‘srip shade. “Addrew box oy moard about, que hour fram city; small elegant secuer. leet des a ae. iences; central, genteel borhood. 4% Seventh av. Pamatc oftice, N. , box 285 woos MUBEUM. BUFFALO BILL $6 70, $10 = ' FOR ROOME, wire GooD ELEASAI ur HOME, ae EXTENSIVE SHADE, Wenrms sry Sa, a OUR PROM ciry, Evening 0 catty, ‘Seeoeon otk i rater ai sets in rooms. ed ina fine ne’ rt #0 coprenian: » ROW open the FED ned ssemty roductic t near ransient Boarders taken, Ta- | Sound. in modern house; ‘Address for wannaner pearders. .froprietor at Semine < 7 a baked nd Sead box 510 Post office, ‘Mamioto, Gon orelock, of af No. 6 Pine sircet, room & betare 3 otcloek, stevier knowa inown is senaanion Dea a, 6 Fo $10 PER WEEK, —GENTIBMEN AND PAN. | A DRIAN IAN INSTITOTE, ISLEN, N. J.. OPEN FOR THE eae a epg ora nthe: pee THE Bae ay or 8 Recomm: Yoard ~ on rr : sereaeee Diacer Det cau Boadway ant sxOe, | isthe ciety ofall peesahtee bao apes heae ee theses prey a fide of the city, where | THE sous Gv THe rien CE WEEK —sUMMuR = rere od ean, ‘Address Sogrh ton square, or 71 | [Pere nt Le Ee pouty Migine ot DAYS OF 1776 i et urnexee Honstie MS, oud way root 8 New Ye ging pa price and full a, Helioad jars box 4,048 2,946 Post office, Siam n ‘RESORT IN THE GITY. lon, No. ws spence! place, comer West Tenth and Fourth QENTLEMAN AND WIPE OR TWO SINGLE GEX, aganows a £708 conn! ANTED “BOARD POR , GENTLEMAM. WIFE, or ( a ing awh W ar Tout HLPPODROME. 10 WAvERLry PLACE, NEAR . BROADWAY — aetage’ tte aan frp a? Pf cs and Simonthe old baby j aisg Ocal beyoud comparison. Windows ou ail sides, ts {gat Roomé, $i4, $18 $15 and Sie fae See | econ, particulars to A. THOMPSON, ‘Sofaia Uptown “Beane HURDLE RAOK ba TRACES Bei cbt Beardie SU! Bose. ‘A SMALL — Tw rane | ee penvtaatt 0 teaita ties I airy, not more than about from, NTED—BOARD IN THE COUNTRY, BY Two | ELEPHANT TWENTY.FOURTH STREET.—ELEGANT | York: New prefer: * a 14 Sait of Rooms to rent, of second oor, with bilvate ox Lis Tost oftce, Now Yorke ro tame sag incest: soe bp | FORY macs unenry nao NONKiy CHS, © mon — 5 i bee laret class; with orwithost Bretkiune (acnig’ ine | PROARD AT ORANGE, W, icONE OR TWO SINGLE | SERb soeerns a ey BAL mIGRR, 1 Madison avenue.—Elegantly furnished Rooms to ay or emmenny dn Be to gentlemen and wives or WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET AND 23? ares eat at summer prices, Gall at 11g n OF ET, WEST.—A HANDSOMELY FUR. Rooha to let, with Board; suitable for two gentleman’ and wife: also two single 26 | dat Boe é for tw Prices RA ST TWENTY-THIRD STREET_VERY RICE an —Comfortable R. + Toferenoes exchange > ely to let, with or with- EAST somely {arnished Rooms, with Sst class Board, entlemen; alo’ ti ies a low re! TWENTY-SECOND STREET. HAND. | ‘able boarders} efavouses exchange 4 WEsT iumished Rooms singly; ba Tow tor the sunimer TWENTY-NINTH SPREET.—NICELY Jet, with or withont Board, en closet on every floor; prices 48 1 ire ince STREET, Bi PS nad prices? tase boarders taken; references ts ST TWENTY SIXTH STREET.—A LARGE | K Parlor, also other pieasant Rooms, with Board. at moderate prices; references exchanged. Neat RTWEEN BROADWAY | rge and small Rooms to ince. faa 53. Soarders ‘accommodated summer prices IRVING PLACE, GRAMERCY PARK.—RXTRA and larve hall Kooms. handsomely furnished; tema iow summer rat class; with or without 70 is WEST TWENTY-FIGHTIT rT Ped to STREET. - PARLOR omely furnished; also a large om, With it Board; table ron or without jouse, location and table Hoard. 73 113 5A WEST FORTY- Sg STREET, —$12 week for front Koom, with aiso hall Root Room, EAST 1 Broadway.—Second story front Room; southern exposure; connecting Rooms on, parlor Boor Rooms, handsomely furnished; first clase table; reter- ences exchanged. PER Bcol Boned, for, two: t} $5 per v week references exch anged, TWELFTH § STREET. ONE BLOCK FROM and other UT wi WEST avenue.—A stric ing more room than they require, would like to accom- te & party of gentemen or without partial Board; house has been thor- oughly renovated THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH tly private tamily of three, hav- ith furnished Rooma, newly furntshed. 126 let, with EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET,—' furnished Rooms, on second and third fi good Board; taken, table boarders tax ae 5 terms eaten y leon tom good; Call for three da; 129 ee CHRY! ms to states and transient boarders taken, nn) Sanat ands AND SMALL let to gentlemen, with or without 231 Room ; hi Boom; oly jow; references. EAst pith excellent tabie,, NINETEENTH STREET.—TO RENT, a fuandeomely furnished | rge closets; niso a hail cold water, 27 WEST Parlor and Bedroom on second floor to let, fur- nished; two Rooms on third floor, with bai suitable tor wo gentlemen or lady, with ZMENTY SECOND — 8TREET.—ONE and closer, Break ‘ast. 42 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STRE inth avenue.—Pleasant Room, he Roard, for gentlemen and their wives or sinile tion delightful, convenient to cars, stages and Lievated Railroad depot; terms moderate, BELOW entiemen : loca: College Park; opposite the Episcopal 61 Mea AVENUE, BETWREN THIRTY-FIFTH | to NICHOLS BOR, “ioc Greenwich h street, N. gentlemen can be Board in a small conveniences, Dot ai terms moderate. manent ceiamity houge Be fas che mpeg 0. raid oft Rs MaY Po) OBTAINED aT A Far HOUSE; st foe ball 6 hour from yew ‘pn Spr. Fonds Canventent to depo 7 New Providence, ie OARDERS WANTED—AT A PARM HOU URE, THREE THREE hoars’ ride irom city good table, and nea the water} terme Der Weck ears IN A ae AMILY AT RYE, N. 1 re grounds aie uit ust wi a, sfc aati Uptown Branch of aati | AED At, arcu oav—a09b FISHING, GUN- ‘ning, sur} still water bat terms $5 to week. Address Mrai& a. HOLLY ok, Mansion Toure, | } OUNTAIN, TWO MILES | Nchowte, 1. 1. OARD AT FARM. NEAR froin depot, Soseret oox—Charles Frazier, wae i. &. Lawrence & 93 Nassau re ed and J.T 429 hee ia Ne rooin 10,” Add: i Lounssuny, el OARDERS WANTED—AT A FARMER'S BOARD. ing house; two small families preferred; terms $8 pet, Week for aiuite, half Drive for children. Address x G. ROGEKS, Westhampton Post office, Susfoik coun:y, Boaeene AT THR SEASHORE, NEAR LONG eh ; ocean view ; enerous tatle; shade, drives, boating; ner mation abd surf; prices moderate. in: | ware at) Fast Ninth street, or p qe, Sake t, oF address box 28 Posi ( Be Baia YAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW GENTLEMEN OR | smal ti reveal with first ei Board at Piainfleld, | > rticul (\HARMIN 'G@ COUNTRY COTTAGE opt 10 minutes from Teper, 16 trains dally. 7 cool, pleasant HOME, NK. ot, 134 hours from city, ‘ooms; bathroom ; tront (oustay BOARDERS WANTED—AT A BEAU x Car ant és zest Ay the est of Rocoeamiod atone nd $8 per week. For ul . te, 7 obaai sere” paruculara apply CH. Coextey BOARD-REABONABLE RATES: BOATS, bathing houses free; no mosqultoes or ent did shade, drives and sailing. Forest La’ Cold Spring, Long Island, HENRY 1 isn COUNTRY BOARDTIN | A PLEASANT LOCATION; 3 fabing. sailing; near the went | fy FU! South Bay aod veea! moderate. L. G. TERRY, | Centre Mortetiew, Long island, eters to Wallace | Howell, | 165 Broadway, New York. OUNTRY FOsno sy, FRATESVILLE, GREENE C comuey N. beantifully located: surroundings | tovaly) scSiory mast detistiteat, with handsome croauct | grouds; tor health w asy oO Access App), i. ¥., OF ae dress J. C. Mo WILLIAMS, Prattsvill CogEe ag tym ae TO THE BOUND, | 38 miles trom city So larme Soni clas class co. house, modern pbs les tensive lawn, weil shaded; os bathing, room, hot and cold water; country and city fare oom ines See photograph and party how boarding a the at private office Grand Union Hotel, ‘Terms $3 3 OF address box 12 Post oflice, Darien, Gonn. NIRV BOARD—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; RIGH- 10U oon t sisvation in town; splendid rooms; convenient to | Wanteiit iver: five mittutes’ watk irom dehor “aadress box & Montgomery (Orange con ‘ost office. sixth’ street: let, hanveomely | to Surnfahed vont Tacicr antl Hedyeom and back oomeat Bedroom, with private table ; also hall Room, with Board. sts OWNING A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE NEAR Fitth avenue. only a few blocks below Central Tk, would rent the entire second Floor, elegantly fur- nished, with or without first class table, to men » to a small fam- party of gentlemen of respecta. ( or toa bility, who woul appreciate the comforts of a quiet and | Glegant home; the Address best references given and reauired, . box 182 Nerald Uptown Branch office, | FEW GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN BE. AC. commodated with Board; splendid view ofthe lud- son; three minutes) walk from the depot und tanding. AL SUI. OF BOQMS,, quired.” 41 West Thirty-fith ONMIR, Hastings, on Hutson, AR RESTOR FENER SHARE BEAUTIFUL, COOL, HEALTHFUL, CHEAP place for persons of respectability and refinement.— | Oniy” select librai abo closse: oard, with private family; privilege of 4 included if desired; each up; te, Central Park, on Fiith avenue, second howe ve Eignty-sixth street. OARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR BOARD for lady only; nicely furnished Room with good Board, where there are no other boarders preferred; Jocation between Third and Fitth avenues, aboye Four tgenth B, street. ‘box 116 Herald office. Address, stating terms and location, 8. T, G* OICK ROOMA, AT SUMMER PRICES, WITH AND } without Bourd’: all locations. Particulars at The New York Boarders’ Directory, GENUNG & CO., 1198 | 4 Broadway. Open evenings. ANISHED AND FURNISHED, elegant brown stone House ; BHELDON, having added another house to his other | ENTIRELY NEW AND | conveniences,—Mr, three, can ‘now accommodate afew more persons with first class Board and all home comforts for a reasonable price; everything desirable in a private house and hotel combined standing, need ¢ suited. an give the who have been with me regarding character, &c., ia the best; no one, except those who expect to be Call trom 1 to 5 o'clock, between Lexington and Firth Avenue Hotel, Broadw: This loca! 2 fe, New York more convenient to anywhere in or out of the city. highest references (rom parties five to seven years, and whoww permanent if at 129 East 27th strect, venues; 7 MMe WAN ot | ath a tion is respec halts; XOUNTRY BOARD.—PARM, NEAR NEW YORK; | J New Jersey Midiand Railroad: five minutes depot; ptenty of frmt, milk, ergs: healtny; terms $7 week; children under cight hall i, price; feterence, tional Menutactaring caeRgy® y street, Address HP, WINTERS, Wyckot, C er OUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM HOUSE NEAR, | and back Mase laundry; Abundant” tabi Cree ee of eying? hours and lacinde Friday moraing, preclsely from $k | tegen buat THE HERALD FOR DRESS TO THIS OFFICE, ‘(tanto © HOTEL, BaTH, or Yrs on reasovable ter } steam cars A every iainlutoes At THE peda i mous! will all Kinds of trutt tre af? ROW open and fing ith tus® noted habieg. hak nity a noted |fabing, bathing A. —BELMONT righton, E err ‘frst cl Boat every lait hour trom" . REsORTS. sinc GOING OUT OF TOWN CAN HAVE ‘HB HERALD MAILED TO THEM FOR ONE DOLLAR PER MONTH BY SENDING THEIR AD» _SUMMER RESORTS, terms; fom de i clans je eool rooms and Sucres of lawn and side, e Boats Ieave foot 6 9 the premises or address Mrs. A. 8.1. moderate rate tery Dey hatte THE sUMMER 4 ce BY DAY sea bat boating, Givenwood sidp at doot BAY RIDGE, L. 1.— a family toveriooks the beating Mauer Bee B cent ment Amboy, N. ine trains by Grove, lawns. truit trees; jocation unsurpamed: bar ray HOUSE —ON THE. BEACH aT ‘PERTH Whitehi! street; ture 25 ail the popular ‘sntuse- wer NT, Proprietor. A ua ROTEL, FAR ROCKAWAY, PATRICK BYRNE, Proprietor. YOW OPEN. Address G. HCA NARSWELL Rouse, CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON, J, ¥.—Pleasantly located, Large Kooms; fine shade. (ozens WEST POINT HOTEL __ebWwaLD CozzeRs, » Proprietor, JARLEY HOUBE, besthngh thls PATON MILES York, on the Midland i terme $7 w $1) week. » Fallsburg, sullivan cout Railroad; good fish. Adarese C ant drives, boating, batt gant drives, a, bathing, ts LIFFORD HOUSE, PLYMOUTH BEACH, MASS. First class in every respect; two hours from Ne port and 14 from Boston vie Old Colony Kattroad; ¢ fishing ant indoor amuse. late of the ‘Grand Hotel, New Yor ROBBINS, Toprietor, D8 RT HICK mouse, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, N. ¥— Now open for the reception of guests; house ia new, nicely furnished and first class; convenient to bath jer week, according to location, Address Huglys terms from $14 | is rable for ib ie delic ie eae ibe Noe y Sows, TONG BRANCH, N, J. est quiet and re- Py Peryia Kooms en suite and biirhioks Proprietor poesnzen HOUSE, NEAR house is now open for tired, making it specially pasta heath te, is Bs ‘h Post ottiee, FAgrERronD B PARK HOT! Perth Ainbo} | fare 25 eentee ui) were ne gymnasium: health, class tamily hotel ; $10 to N.J-—Nine trains by Whitehall street, ve an ‘all the ‘amuveincnts; fest ——~— ON THE SHORE, aT wns; fruit trees} RAND HOTEL, BAP ATOGL. BPBINGS, Pent $2 per wee oi; $3.90 per d Proprietor, 3} To fue Mani ty G LEN COVE aby gail or ‘boats from "A. _ Buntine, Manager. trains per day; # minutes ferries, L, 1.—PAVILION Fock k slip. at 3:30, 4 and 5; Sun- | ARRINGTON HOUSE, DEMAREST, Jersey Ruilroad trom Chambers ang iyonty dhird street “HOTEL, 1g HOURS S'& CO., Proprietors N. J.—TEN | on the ‘Northern New | Perth er one hour irom city; depot ecuvemients Younds shaded; mineral springs no gifection t dren, Address box 38 P modereay grod i bathing; excell THOMAS BR&. large | children, Full pars No. i Murtay street. \OUNTRY WOARD—AT FARM HOUSE; FEW FAM- flies can be accommod 4; good hovse; well Minded; plenty of mn, exe, vewgtables pleas. at home. lars at 83 “Ciinton place, or addres L. u. eR Y, box T Post office, Upper Aquebogue, Li iand, JOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT Tli# RESI- LJ dence ot Mrs. 8. M. * pringtown, Warren county, N. J., on # farm, te to 3 NOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE HAD AT AFARM HOUSE, hours’ pati city on Hariem Raliroad ; me zhi shaded 3 ground wei Post atthe, Gols tering resonable, Addre ‘a Bridge, Westehesier county. OUNTRY BOARD.—2% MILES WEST OF POUGH- Keepnie; large lawn, plenty of shade, croquet fruity | vere(anles, milk and good Board at Ad pg; re | fers to H, 3. Caverly, 283 Washington siweot, New York. hddress JOSHUA BROOKS, laure county, N. ¥. YOUNTRY _ BOARD.—PRATTSVILL 2 county. N. Y.i location | desirable’ and he healthy, | combined W in oehery {REIN cAsy. ly to ultcn’ street, or ad- | ae :Prattsville. dress Mrs. E WOOD,—EXCELLENT BOARD ily or singie gentlemen, with a smali fami tion tn ample grounds, shade, de. modera v. 121 Post offic I tovely. nia M. FISHE ECO, WARY 0, MA OR A FAM- loca: ‘terms ‘ood. EAIRST CLASS BOARD AND THE BEST OF ACCOM. | little modations at a farm house in: Dutchess county 5 sie; high ground; terms mo ARLEM,—NO, 148 BAST 18TH STREET.—PLEAS- ant front Room; aiso hall at low price; trom boats and PI Room. with good Board, lensantest part of Harlem; three minutes cara, T° wise LET—S 1 Rooms, with good Board, for one or’ two gen- | flemen or a family; terms moderate: 139 Hudson street, | Hobo! en, OME NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE Ati MARRIED LADY, WHOSE HUSEAND TRAVELS a Room, there are few or no boarders. between Ninth and Thir- | theth streets rms, Jerald Uptown Branch nicely furnished Room, with good Board and the | use of piano, in a first class boarding house, ERMAN WISHES A Addr G,, Herald office, bsstd uring wit! aoe whit immer months, desires a medium sized Board, in & respectable house, where east or west side of city, Address, stati must be lp ite, TRAVELLER, box iid YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD IN A PRIVATE | family where she can have the comforts ot a home; | be moderate dress must ALM. G., references exchanged. Ad= | box 118 Herald ottiee. GENTLEMAN WISHES ROOM AND BOARD, at { Avs moderate price, within 10 or 15 minutes’ walk est Thirty 1ourth street pier. Heraia otiiee. ‘Address Yat, box 211 | OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Child. and nurse, in'a neat, respectable honse wth | Perk place from 11 to Te Private table; French cooking preterred. addres'S. A. jerakl Uptown Branch oF 7 ANTED—BY A ness during the day, @ home in an educated Ger- man family, where German must be in Bro Address RD YOUNG Te EL ENGAGED IN BUST- na tho language of the house DOr York and not expensive. Muiden'h Tans. 10K w in Brook! York P: NTED—BOARD, BY TWO BROTHERS (AGED 18 ‘and 19), Address, stating terms, joe. ih 8 French family in cit fere: OF neal h, box S89 Ne Room Brook, Ham streets; neat Beds, men and sarilies n yn for “THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT the Fra “BROOKLYN BUAMD. hee | on duly yee IA HBRIGHTS, RROOK LYN.. —BOARD.— je: Second and Third Floors (third vacant suite or separately, also one or two single ntiemen; one of the finest lecations in summe! nktort House, corner of Frankiort and Wil- %e., He. and $l per day; xentlo- a; MAISON PARISIENNE, NOB. 33 AND 40 EAST Twellth sirce! adway- Elegant gentieimen, at summer price; table d'bove at 6 Detween Universi! pla partments for fariiie: sho ae | —PARK HOIEL (EURUPEAN PLAN), the immediate viel vicinity, of mercantile ye Dasinews — Room: at reasonable prices, by the day or wi CORNER | and Nassau streets, centrally jocuted, ans NTHONY HOUSK.—EUROPEAN PLAN; 834 BRO, way: jherougnly reatied; a com/ortable ho: Arana iting New Yor! Nes aro. absent fo ‘tor. ‘the summer; serupulor rices. moderate pi k, or gentlomen whose famn- ly clean; ae pool —SMITH’S NEWLY PURNISHED HOTEL (RURO- Fedak oom 58 Ch Pass the door, wR gst ‘ove block from. NSity | perat te its per day. Cars to Ys A raat ba fe a oe RAIL Perk. ana drives. ELL, stevens Ree y por addressd naire ows, A Wile, BO GENT TLEMAN A ito vn imilk, PRIVATE 2A) N. J, near station, can. recom etre an Cie Bh ply ‘with good Bou. TLY 1 eG nee BLO ae: FIELD, J echt. 4 dren aj ‘mhouse, vicin' untains; comfortabl ‘Address, Ww piace, __ COUNTRY | BOARD. | OAD CAN ro CLASS BOARD IN A PRIVATE | FAMILY in Fishkill village; shaded jawn, croquet groun a and pleasant oceans five a inutes’ walk 4, Within two hours of New reierences, 'R, box 18 Post office, Fishkill, ry v COVE, L. 1,—SIMPSON FARM HOUSE, uboat landing and ratiroad depo AR w first class boarlets wanted; large lawn, abundance of fruit and shade, stabting, ae. Tnguire ot J. M. MORSE, St Nicholas Hotel, ob. F. POND, on premises, YOOD COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT J Cros River near Katonah station, Harlem Ralt- road. two hours irom New York: large four story prise Mirtealy shaded s large, ctr Tooms, new Tever and age nor mosaait tie, vegetables, fee, meions, frurt, fishing, hing, shooting, horses end carriages, jormy’ moderate : good re:erencé given ani required, For particulars call on the prapr- | ctor, at ashiand Honse, Fourth avenne, corner Ree i fourth street, to day (Thursvay), or actress OYRUS. REYNOLDS, Cross River, Westchester, N OOP COUNTRY BOARD AT A FARM HOUSR; | G wood shade, sea bathing. failing. ein heed ing, “Adiress CHARLBS 8, WOK, Patchogue, | 4OOD HOARD CAN BE SECURED AT THR MOTT | J House.—Fine view of Catské!] Mouniaing; pure air; health and comfort; horse to rile; price week, Address C. MOTT, Cairo, Greene county, N. ¥. | Ma rete & 3 ba, Bey of the ube: aprentoh Ma esa. LAST DAY, F THE BRILLIANT nee. KR ATHLELC GAMES, ‘TuCKSDAY. JULY AFTER: ON AND EVENING. HURSDAY HaLNce, July 2. NG.—Final Dont bs new awe viet orsof previ Jos. . 0. A; Joba Fordham; BR. . ir 6 teimbach, D. Baw senian, Te French wer of defence. Fitves iver me alee and puree oral. Aadre Chrisiyi Regis senack. ONE MILE WALK.—Prize Giamond medal Peter 2 4 ©; Michael reed, i Louis a ee Saline Nucehia" Mende Mic! A.A. C., ; Ed. A. ‘otter, X.Y. overt, B. NY. 1 Le Com Yon J. aim, , A. Gis. : Wussell, N.Y. a. Os be Kramer, Geo. THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 2 HEAVY SINGLE DUMBBELL —With hand from the und. —Prizes—First, silver agbiets nd, ie Conte, Wood's G.; Geo. #8. Senne . Moga #8. Geo. Parmly, ton, W ‘einbach, N. HOP, SEE AND TUM Prins it old medal; A ante, N. + Keeler, N. second, silver meta), Buieneau, Wood's hy N, 2, 4 LL—Two hands to shonl- jerk. —Yrizes— A. Penweil, ger. then siow pusi teat, Cramone eal x. Se pore. ter aback, x. ey 2 Y, HORDLE RACR—W0 yards, ¢ hurdies, 3 foot 6 Inches high, —trizes—Firet, fold medui; secoud, silve thied, silver medal. H. ©. Beach, Pru; A. Xi Beunett Grey James o. Adstii, ‘Foran RA odes G.; ‘Thoinas Youk down 1, Carmichael, N. ¥. N.Y. Meigs, Wood's 'G. ; Tv ke RY. T, Wit E Siinbash Th +e iKocnieiter, a etze, fe 2. rig Addon, 7. MtcLaren, ates Monroe. In the above friendly PL are representatives of the leading families and fashionable athiehe clubs of New York and adjacent cities. RAND CONGRESS pr ae a np opens at 1:30 and 7 ‘M. Procession ip aurplitieatre moves prompuly at Liana d ovcloce, BOX OFFICE OPEN THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE. THREE See DAY TUL tv: deh Gran whitch egostion t oveas con Pane fo'eloth. ant OF ERE COMEANY. will be introduced at each exhibition, Ts sarion ot ethic cARBTERA, “ae Setter Catriere ¢ series of ing matenes by th of New Fork and adjacent cities will commence Monday evening, July 6, NOLOSSEUM, IPTATINNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WA TER GAP, | “LAST || LONDON BY NIGHT. Pa.—A delight{ul place to spend the Fourth; eighty LASt | THE MIONIGHT STORM miles east of New York: pleasant walks and drives; | ast |e ATTRACTIONS OF Toasting and fishing onthe Pejaware,; three trams daily Last THE P. PROUE NADE, to and from New Yor! a for circular. TASY . BRODUEAD & SONS, LAST pe present RCRA AS . pcr will terminal AURELTON HALE, COLD SPRING HARBOR, L | performances of « This slegant Summer resort now open for the rec Fast FOURTH OF JULY. a tion of gu 8 wht ares ee kK, TERRY, Laurelton, a — cin tata Abadi NTH PERFORMARC T 1No, _®, ¥.—THE ONLY EXTKA FOURTH OF JULY, | PERPORLANGES. J AKE Vinw noTen, warkrxa, ate | OM 1 PERFORWANCE Hotel, 1a. the-piireesn Hh, e. ARROMIMENIS OF ACK | ER TRA TO 10 P.M. REORMA| the Ghen and the only, cee ES salt sa EXTRA || Admission to the whole b eRRORMA: ANCES | Seneca Lake and surroun 0 2 3 Ra. | $1. > Manager. CLAUDE C. CHARRON, Astistant. ES —— "Bie prices Aparato ieee =o se ONG BRANCU.—HELMBOLD ¢ GH; CHELSEA | é DE, at nl Cottage, Tull ‘View of the coeani & Foor ot fear | (PRS TRE CoMIgRR; (mroapwat, Tooms to a party of gentlemen and Rooms tor families, 3 At rensonat-e terug bY ap} ppiying tmmediately ; also par- | on reaper gs aye Sh beni ee ties accommodated on the ‘ | closed for Balneigg; eleunt Td, a OUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, GE ‘OWN, N, ¥.— ls fo Catskill, near’ depot. health: ate pation, Seah variety season cher about Augusti, with an um. a, Sa ——w Evie Dp “4 lendid scenery, good’ table an E: jaderate. ‘Address P, rooms: terms mi | Proprietor. Ru ‘OW Open, situated on ‘the Island, fronting on the Sound and Gardiner’, spiendid sea path yn ihe water: ; fishing unexcelled ; “om James «lip, from toot o! Wall street. 8 Nt POINT HOUSE, O and per steamer jend for cireul comfortable sleepi net Lb. i extreme end of red W. ROCKEPELL! RIENT POINT, I reached by EABODY bt fe SE, ers Hh a Ewan. | Y QUAN” COMPANY OF SPECIALTY STARS, Last Wond: 1 Ne oer OF THE SEASON. fonder‘ul success of, Lar, i sr Sensait nn Dra teat bean EED FROM THLE THK WRECK, WOMAN'S WIL POURTH OF JOLY PERKORMANCE AFTERNOON AND NiGute Pelle RS,T. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATR M*ivery evening: Matinee July 4 “iio grand sree tacular pantomime “SEVEN DWARPS.” Bull corpa de ballet, gorgeous transformation. sce scene, IDGEFI* ond PARK HOTEL, RIDGEFIELD PARK, | sptendit variety also “gram! Janorama ot the Mediters Now open. Midland Kaiiroad, foot of Cort | ranean an superior Pantomine Compan, inna: and Desbrosees streets Post ofice addres ee | ae ro gm Propri tor. 2 LY N = “7 | C Hts: fucratey) a SENING, Joly 2, t 8 i )R™ IDE HOUSE, | THEODORE THOM, Dnrivalted ‘sunnier’ ‘ights? Carmansvitig, foot of 152d street, North River, ‘oneerts. ‘Only 40'minutes trom the Barery. CALF, Propt rietor. ig south side of Long Iiand Houting and sagt and stil -weter FORD'S HOTEL, AT SOUTH O L, L—Permanent and transient boarders taken ai | Mhodernte prices; this location is | excellent fishing. shooting, 9 Bay, \ ‘one of the facet om tae bathing. Reference to | ©, SWIF2, 123 West Thirtietn street. | RF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAN U: $ tickets and int 9:35 A. M. pe Withamstarg, 8:30 4. M will connect at oye ace checked. and ¢P. M. ibylon for the beach; D BEACH.—THROUGH Trains leave Hunter's | also leave South Eighth Steamer Surf SAMMIS, | SUMMIT HOUSE, CATSKILL MOUNTAT open.—Board {rom $7 to $12 Mr, Campbell, 20 eee stre a AEC Gravesend, NOW per woek. References et, New York, and A. Hf, REAU, Proprietor, East Windham, N.Y. | i aviy SPRINGS cat hep oe HOUSE, MON roe, Orange county, N. Y., tie or mosquitoss; two hh jailroad, now open: fine seenery, jours from New York vis Proprictors. Saratoga Spri This uae built and rict ough f eh tnnished House, with | ali the Tn improvements and aocommodations tor | ee will be obenelt on the 2ith of Sune, OF | omg Wil! Fecelve prom: er8 for ROOD ASWORTH, LONE 8, Ne ih attention. INS, PERRY & 00, USO: RIVER BOARD.--FINE LOCATION; minates ont, ve irom de at; plenty shade, ToMden Address COUNTR Bits mn Duyvil. Call'at No. NCH—BOARD IN A PRIVATE OOT- fly located, about three minutes’ walk on and surromiaed by snade Spe hen bes some im Pereons toe rine hide te aceanmoda- (ines 0.0, B. Long Branch, N. J., or mguire of oe. CTARKE, Heal Eatate agent Long Brawose | H HOURE, KEYPORT. N. J.—NOW OPEN | M ot permanent and tran. slent boarders; Bech Tathing ‘and tet jerms en at amer ven eet 1 gvery aiternoon gees Bandage pte x a, retarning from tata Pe \eecop MOUNT & STEVENSON, Prapeietors._ 0 | M NTCLATR, J.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, Gepost, reout | ‘ON MoU for the accommolatio very pleasantly situated, 10 minutes’ walk nh accommodate @ gentieman and wife; food generous table, at a moderate price; Irwit arden: ample lawn, shade wees, &c. Ad- jontelair Post office.” and ve dress box 5s | NROOKLAND I 0 fishing, sag | rank tween 9 A. i ING LAWS; ‘NEXT TO LINDEN “PARK A FEW I nice Rooais to iet, wita Board, Address il, SMI iit, | Cornwall, is any Na'D D. yu at ivcahess, oo. quer: Ri none ar adalts: OMAR 20 CHAMPLAIN, Red Bunk, N. 3. groves DUYVIL, Bd THE HUDSON, “ong 4 tes tro accommodation seven pereomee house Tnodern: ly Krowuds; stabling; table 4! \ mans Moderaic. Address K. o Spuyten Duy it, N.Y. R BOARD AT RIVERHEA: 1.—LARGE, yoouvs) nore comforts: good Tale; tires ours asohable. Address NHE SOUTH ORANGE > erg BOUss ture | beautiful summer resort is Dow a on or ‘shares water and mountain al TOUR, South Orange, SAR | MUSICAL, iE) ELMGANT PLANIST Sree rieganigue Tat Bp and sesabl get TefereRees. Branch of ffice. RE SEASON. PrREEMASONAY, J JUDAISM AND Omer ATTY ¥ fiat they ante 0, this evening. RHE LECTUR} t Will | Bune oa BD > + B. de Lara. _BILLIARDS. | STANDARD AMBRICAN BEVH be Phelan & pHa ae] Gpaptnation coment Al. the cessor to P Poelan & C atlen der, His W. OU lebebN DE: Broadway, New ore. SECOND HAND 6X10 TABLE, NEARLY NEW, mW; new style, Bevel for $1: asioms ty patent wire c Garnior, Ubasy, | pemmncam Sacersed Se Gants ot telaces ac Nea u. pnt TL & CO. @ iD Vasey streot 2 eared goon: os. advantages to Aue “WANTED TO PURCHASE. ant. 5m Pant Oat Fi tor J+ Fre Foor NTED TO PURCHASE—A BAFR, noe Mu f = or would rent Ly CE herwle Buying: ate 4 Wassee-sncht ie 4,000 second hand, 1, 2 BLYNOLDS, 23 Dey ws Bransit omen. EUROPE, — VANDROVAL HOTHL, GBORGEG SQUARE, Glasgow, situated in the Anest part oft rd % ae with Deian cS ARRYTOWN, N. ¥..80AKD IN A PRIVATE FAM. fly; ten minutes’; walk from able, Addrom box ime Tarrytown venue int Of10@, OF ADP; ‘on the premeses, Col! Bradway. if F goohas | T°. po, uatawirn Re a al ROOMS, CONNECTED AND single, ha NN atcove Parlor and Bed- -o01n. een ivate plaza, on [nsec acu ean nant Pe et rar abort Cr lo from ferries; ces exchanged. feaseut Wale erins mctierate DESIRING GOOD BOARD AT A Aen Roms ED stare “HOARD FOR fanch © rank. gh Pex oF Gani | 6 rooms and tull particulars, Hen ce gles rookly! T's thirty miles by Erie Railroad, where th uh Krounds, mo! | or ie 10) (Oem, ey } plying ay 80. 329 Third Broprictor may te seen tvs dat jot; terms reasen- | ~~ BEAUTIFUL SET, Bot sinat oy et wertare, “The Atchy mist” Caprice, 01 Bnve Actes, Mat aid of Venice? Giew) Symphonte Poem, “Les Pretuies” Overture, “Jubilee op. 103. Vuriauons, “Pheme by Haydn. Introduction and {tristan and facie” Fale r nso and Estrella” a Overtu Maret .......06- age Admission ticket, 5) cents. Pazkage of 12 tickets, $3. OMe ni Day and ew mailed free. Address MUSICAL U: V eet LADIES FOR THE er APPLY Write Mie MAKI Dr LACOUR, Tony Pastor's Op era House, __PIAN FORTES, “ORGANS, 5 pip STOCK OF UPRIGHT ‘Tapes Ap sriscanty Sr Chickering's, Stein way's and ie on fists nm nm ren! = A or Country. Xe BALL a East Fourtecat ROSE : PIAN 0,. _&Ce : STEINWAY, BERRY, WEBER i other new Aanos and ‘Orgaus for reutand sale on instalments, "SY CMON Rey & OO. 78 Broadway. MAaNIPICENT 734 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- fords for nale—Four round corners, order, cule- guaranteed, used five months, for Ker, Seance Be Stodl ‘and Cover? parlor, chauber, iin- sacr family leaving city. weet tot ighet, neat Ov 4 PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE- ast tour-round Decker & Bros. Pianoforte at a sa0- rifice; & richly carved rosewood caes 7% octave Ph having.all smprovements fall ugratie, overstrung. c-, cost ee er _~ Stool, Cove Cover; has box for au ging. N. BA jousehold Furniture. suit.” “Cait at private Fosiaence 21) iat Twenty Est whe TH Union aqu AINES BROTHERS WILD AT erie Sete. fine ¢ assortment zi aed clas: Fiely rid at prices which ca: to sui rent and rent applied (oward purchase tf desired. Uld taken in yc Ros EWrooD PIANO, $W), PAYABLE $10 FER Ari 1.07 octave to tent stop organ, SRW. <s esoy, Th Chmton place Bighth sircet), near OFFER—TWENTY SFOOND WAND A obese and Metodeans on instalments: $9 oar aa oe ce Wk Riles & SON, 481 Hrontway._ ARG TWO 7 AND 74 0CI4VE A A see erent improvements, by fart Takers, not need six months, tor $20 and oud, wt WATERS, No. @it Broadway. FTO! FOUR ROU. <0 CORX “D za, Kisnorerty for sale; made to onder: ca pope Cost SVS) for Sard ‘pariee, linrery aud amd din- ing roam Furnare, (oF al street Tear Sixth AVOB ‘vTm asBWOOD AGRAFFE FULL 7 A..~Stiave Fionoforie nod stool, bar fnataumemre or to rent, ‘aol va tor —e 26 Bleecker street, near nr Bow’ rye Li, SBLL FOR $0 A UANDSOME ROSE- fo AJ iron frame, in. order, ‘Stool and Cover; alan dsome carved up- Sign Banoiorte, halt cokty 23 Phird surwets i ail LY JaBA) THE CITY WILL SFL, PANILS te, atl moder ‘Soun sitee CONTINUOUS GUM, rfect! fperser a tsa es ody for $125, 43 East Sth prane eng WaROUS Bont, iro. feat FORTES—SRCOND wm thorough Draenor Roe examine Specimens ailve 5 5. 5 aval ‘sath oven. "Baal TabL, Remember 202 nee MARBLE | MANTELS: T GREATLY REDUCED ‘D PRICES, ad Marble Mantels, ahaa Sr arth avenue Union sqnare, RAST Ei ged rant R, APR toh A. Bri st reehy reduce nego anutegt ran RAR phe ther Ma ba for tart bats = imate re ete Wired 80LD oma A, ge Bose Agee “Apply nay evening ai ‘atve aie Pray A TaD—4 00 meta cord PIANO ere fine Bite oe ie neal tua | mais ‘vaw Vark,