The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1874, Page 9

“THE COURTS. A case of alleged perjury, in which a man named ‘Arthur Smith is the defendant, came up yesterday before United States Commissioner Osborn, It is charged that Smith became surety on @ bona, and swore that he resided at No. 84 Broadway, had several thousand dollars on deposit in the Second National Bank of Jersey City, and was worth, above his ltabilities, over $60,000, The prosecution claim that this statement was false, but Smith as- serts that he will be able to prove his responsi- bility. The examination will be proceeded with next week, MARINE COURT—PART 1, Important to Boarding House Keepers. Before Judge McAdam. Von Eltz vs. Classen.—Defendant keeps a boara- ing house in Waverley piace; plaintut is a German music teacher, and formerly boarded with the de- fendant, and alleges that wien he engaged board ‘he told the laudiaagy that he had no regular in- come, but would pay her as he recetved money from his pupils, and she agreed to receive him on vhose terms. In May last, however, she entered | his room during bis absence and seized all his per- sonal effects, including wearing apparel, books, music, private correspondence and two gold med- als, which he had received tor services in the Aus- | trian army; and he brought this action to recover $500 damages. He admitted, however, that at the tume his things were taken he was owing the land- tay $105 tor board, and that she tad pangatedly. demanded payment. The Court stated that board- ing house Keepers have the same lien upon.the baggage and personal effects of their guests that innkeepers have, and that the landiady in this case Was justified in seizing and retaining possession of the plainuil’s eects until the board bill was paid. The Court, thereiore, directed a verdict for the de- dendant, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, Decisions By Judge Lawrence, Hill vs. Shelbury.—Relerevce ordered. Phillips vs. Grand Tower Mining Company.— Grantea, Sammis vs, Kelso,—Memorandum, a Morris Lehman, an alleged lunutic.—Memoran- um, in the Matter of Bernard McClosky.—The pris- oner must be remanded, Wright vs, Lemon.—Memorandum. Elizabeth Nolan va. George Nolan.—Judgment of divorce granted to the plaintiff. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Breaking Up a Gang of Thieves. For several weeks a gang of thieves has been operating in the Second ward, About a month ago they stole four cases of Chinese vermilion from the store of Marcus Witty, No, 94 John street, Mr. Witty notified all the gentlemen in the paint business of the larceny and requested them to keep a sharp lookout for the thieves, Abraham Brothers ‘was one of those who received the woresaid notification, and when, on Friday last some — yermufon was offered them for sale, they used a little stratagem which resulted in the arrest of James Farrell, John Jennings and John Jones, alias Kilsey, an ex-convict, The last named prisoner said’ that some of the stolen property had been sold to S. Schoonmaker, o1 the firm of Close & Schoonmaker, ot No. 5 Chatham street, and upon Detective Devins making inquiry at their premises three boxes of vermilion were found. On their part, however, there was no concealment whatever. Mr. Schoonmaker, with the others, was arraigned before Justice Fiammer yesterday at the Tombs Police Court. The former was discharged on his parole and the other prisoners were held to auswer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREZT POLICE COURT. Felonious Assaults. Charles Wagner preferred a charge of felonious Assault against Christopher Norman, of No. 447 West Fiftieth street, who beat himin a dangerous manner on the head with a billet of wood. Held tor trial in $1,000 bail, Michael Nolan, a night watchman, was held for trial for beating with a club Peter Geiser, of No. 423 West Forty-seventh street, and injuring bim 30 Severely that he Was not abie to appear in Court to prosecute, Bail was given in $1,000 to answer, John Coyle, of No, 211 East Twenty-ninth street, and John Smith, two rivai cartmen, were brought to Court by Officer Murphy, of the Twenty-first pre- cinet, They were both covered with biood from terrible gashes on their heads, inflicted by one upon the other with cart rungs. The Court failed to discover Who the aggressor was from the festi- mony produced, and, to compromise the matter, fined each $10 and held them in $500 to Keep the peace for six mouths, LOVE AND JEALOUSY, Sarah Getchell, of No, highth avenue, a very fine looking woman, dresseq 1n the latest fashion, was arrairned on a charge of disorderiy conduct. Mrs. Joanna Johnston, who, until recently, re- sided im the same house with Miss Getchell, charged her with spitting in her face. “And did you doit ?? asked His Honor, of the accused. “Yes, sir, I did, and three times, because she said, in presence of the other people in the house, that I was her husband’s mistress, The next time she says so | will punmh her more severely.” Mrs. Johnston admitted having used the words attitbuted to her, and she would now go further and gay, in presence of the Court, that she caught | —~-~~-~ Miss ‘Getchell in very, very suspicious relations with her husband, who had abandoned herself ‘and was now payiug*her $9 a week by order of the Court, while he spent the remainder of his money and the whole of his time in Miss Getckeli’s coin- pany. Her husband 1s a printer, but is also con- neoted with an uptown church choir, of which Miss Getchell 18 likewise a member. The Court said he did not want to hear further of her cese and disposed of it by holding both women in bonus to keep the peace for six months. Probably the most judicious way of getiing rid of them. BROOKLYN COURTS. —_—-—___ COURT OF SESSIONS, ‘Arraigument and Sentence of Prisoners. Before Juage Moore. Tho following indictments were presented by the Grand Jury in the Kings Gounty Court of Sessions yesterday :— Bernard McKenna, burglary tn the first degree; James Flaherty, assault with intent to kill; Michael Delaney, robbery; Michael Abram, assault and battery; Timothy Hughes, robbery; Jonn Thompson, burglary im the third degree; Fred- erick Strauss, bigamy; Charies McDowell and ‘Thomas McKay, burgiary; m Brown, larceny; Joun York, burgiary in the third degree; Charles ‘deyers, grand larceny; Giovani Gorgoni, felonions assault; Aliread Kemington, burglary in the third degree; Mary Cain, burglary and grand lar- ceoy; Mary Butler, larceny trom the person. The prisoners were arraigned in the order named and Pleaded. Timothy Hugnes pleaded guilty to larceny from the person. McDowell and McKay are boys, twelve and thirteen years olage respectively: They leaded guilty and were remanded to jail. Join York, who bas been twice in the State Prison, was sentenced to the Penitentiary for four years and three months. Tue Grand Jury will be continued in session during the present week, and rumor has it that the District Attorney has certain evidence to submit to them concerning alleged election frauds committed in 1871. . COUNTY COURT. Decisions. By Judge Moore, Decisivus in the following cases were rendered by Judge Moore yesterday :— Mangels vs. Devrowak, i ovion denied, without costs, roux vs, MeCrum.—Motion denied. Diiger vs. Wagerman,—Judgment reversed. Burgess vs. Cockcroft—Motion denied, t owns vs. Williams. —Judgment reversed, ‘Tracey vs, O' brien,—Order vacated. Nolan vs, Williams.—Motion denied. Bouer vs, Meyer,—Mo:1on jor uttachment denied, Simon vs. Hotgesong.—Order that case ve sent back to referee tor further report. Hart v4. Fernandez.—Mmotion denied, Haynes vs. McAveney, Quinn vs, Buchanan. Syme vs. Chapman.—Judement amirmed, Kern vs. Bentles lotion to open derault denied, Kenny vs. Fowler,—Order granted, Barr vs. Drake.—Juagment reversed. Waltor vs, Crooke,—New trial oidered before Justice Morse. Deusser vs. Kortrignt.—Judgment afirmed. Morrel vs. Reimer,—Motion to strike out answer ranted. . Dougherty vs, Shea,—Defendant to be committed in detault of payment, mn the siarter ot C, A. Richardson, a Juror.— Oyaer vacated and fine remitved, Jennings vs. Schmidt.—vetendant must submit to examination; $10 costs to plainum. Boden vs. Leonard,—Piaintif! may serve com- platut within five days. Mulcahy 9s. Donobue,—Judgment atirmed, QITY COURT. Captain A. W. H. Gill Admitted to Bail. Before Judge Neilson. The counsel for Captain Adolphus W, H. Gill, ¢x- Assistant Tax Collector of Brooklyn, who was tried for embezziement last week, Judge Neilson yesterday forenoon and made argu- ment for a reduction of the amount of bail, which had been fixed at $12,000, Messrs. Tracy and Keady were ot the opinion that $7,500 on the three pending indictments would be suMicient, and Would be as much as Gill could give. “”y * Judge Netison suid tn view of the disagreement, mo LET—THK cream saloon, dressmaker, &e. garden; lawn: variet location. $06 East 1isth street. in a good central location. ©, box HS Herald office. 4) nished and unsic second street, tl three story, $1,000. ‘Thirty-firse sureet, I ment; high stoo} order, nice Floors. Apply also one on Second avenue, near Thirly-seventh siree' rent $4; both ready for oceupane: 10 To ment, ta good tenant the premises, 26 Bast Forty-ninth street. on the premises, No. appeared before | / NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1874.—-TRIPL ofthe on the trial of Gill $12,000 bai! could be Sbunined Mr. Tracy said the whole amount al- leged to have been embezzied in all the tndtct- ments was less than $5,000. The difculty in raw- ing such a large amount of bait was that the charges against the adairs of the Tax Office had been so universal that persies were afraid the newspapers might say they had been shown favors in the tax bills if y came forward at this janc- ture, as sureties for Captain Gill, It was the news- pers that had Kept him tn jail so long, ‘the friends of the prisoner came forward later in the day and rescued Gill from the painful necessity of remaining in jail through the summer py going security for him. The bundsmen are A, 8. Wheeler and Samuel M. Meeker, They justified each, be- fore the District Attorney, in the sum of $24,000, The prisoner was then released oa bail before Judge Newson. Mr. Wheeler is one of the bonds- mien for ex-Tax Collector Isaac Badeau; Mr. Meeker is a well known member of the Bar, Gill will not be tried again until the September term of the Court of Sessions. HAPPY POLICEMEN. Items from Headquarters. ‘The necessary bonds were filea yesterday by the Treasurer of the Board of Police and the men were paid during the day. All the Commissioners were present at the Ventral Ofice throughout the after- noon and the canvassiog for Superintendent went on. The leaders of both political parties expressed themseives to the Board in favor of Inspector Wall- ing, and a petition, signed bya large number of leading bankers, brokers and merchants, was sent in requesting his election to the office. Presideut Matsell has signified is intention of putting a stop to the practice so long indulged in atthe Headquarters of captains ruuning to the Commissioners with compiaints and pretended in- formation, Ail communication from the force to the Com- mission must tn future be done in writing and sent through the Superinteudent, Requests for promo- tion, transfer and leave of absence must be tor- warded in this way, None others will be received by the Board. Captains will be held responsible for the preran don: of crime in their precincts, and will not be allowed to escape by throwing the blame on tne men. A special corps of secret service agents, who will only be Known to the Superintendent andthe President, is to be organized. They will be used to detect crime, keep the run of known crimi- nals and report irregularities coming under their observation in precincts, Arrests will be made by officers in uniform and those belonging to tie detective office, A staf of clerks is to be ap- potated to the detective ofice to keep the records and histories of all known criminals and sus- pected persons, and the Rognes’ Gallery, now in the charge of Captain Irving, is to be Jargely in- creased. Several other important changes are in cn ee een but they have not yet been made pablic, TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. FIRST CLASS STORE AND BUILDING; FULL front, west side, between Thirty-uinth and Korticth Streets, on Bighth avenue, occupied at present asa dry goods store, to let; Fixiures for sale. Apply to B. 3. La VY, 271 West thirty-eighth street. A TARGE STORE WITH DWELLING ROOM AD. jomning, $30; also 43,000 cubic leetot space tor 8! may be altered or divided, at 453 Hudson street. SECOND LOFT TO LET-—IN FINE LOCATION for business at hait the usual rent. Apply ise, No. 421 Broadway. W. EMBE ARKOOM TO LET-NEWLY PAPERED AND painted, under Cuuen House, corner of Laight and rests. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR RTORY BROWN stone Hiouse to let, tor business or boarding pur- hast poses, or will sell Furniture and Lease. No. entieth st HYSICIAN OR LIGHT BUSIN Firth avenue, a first tloor EF: parlors, with bath, closets. &c. ; connect i desired, Ut nsion of two large basement and collar to IPLENDID LOFT?, WITH STEAM AND ELEYATO: © to lei—Firat avenue, twenty-ninth and Thirtis streets; also 200 feet Water Front jor sale ; terms reason. ble. J. M. ROBALER, 117 Broadway, room 4. QTEAM Pow AND SMALL +) Rooms, well lighted; steady power, use of elevator and heated with steam. JON MCLAREN Third ard Grand streets, Hoboken, N TO LET, LARGE {TEAM POWER—TO WOODWORKERS OR OTHERS. — SS _Kooms and Fioors to let, with or without power, rent low, at 18 and 4 Pell street. U Md HATTERS.—HAT FACTOR Stapleton: steam Boiler, Kettle Adaress HATTER, box 35 Post offic sland. At ‘Boots; rent low. ‘tapleton, Staten 0 LET—AN ELEGANT WELL VENTILATED HALL, for church, society or any other purpose ; ts situated in one of the best localities in the upper part of the city also, in one of the most flourishing parts of the lower portion of the city, the whole Upper Part of a well es taplished business resort, at a moderuie reut. Iuquire Of the owner, 322 West Thirty-first strect. 10 LET—A FIRSE FLOOR, IN BEST LOCATIO! Sixth a: suitable tor business or bie Inquire of PEL & BISCHOFr, No, 602 Sixth avenw between Thirty-ffth and Thirty-sixth streets, 0 LET—CELLAR IN NEW BUILDING, SUITABLE, Jor produce or commission business. Abply to C. ki. TOWNSEND & CO., 163 West street. NO LET—LOFTS 1N NEW BUILDING, SUITABLE, manufacturing purposes. Apply to 6, R. TOWNSEND & Co., No. 168 West street. ACIOUS, LARGE, FIRST FLOOR of house 68 Amity street; good stand for an ice rent low. 29 HUDS ace for house! ng in back ‘ol store, 1, HY LAND, ‘A? Kast Nineteenth street. DWELLING HOUSES TO LE! Furnished. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET— Wit all improvements; has tour lots of ground in or fruit and grapes; frst class FURNISHED OR PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOL wented, suitable for a sual private taimily; must he Address, With particulars, ALID PHYSICIAN WOULD LEASE HIS FUR- nished Dwelling to a tamily keeping no boarding hoase; arrangements to he made now. Address STE! 45, Herald Uptown Branch office, 10 LET—FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR A PHYSI- cian, for a term of years, House 41 West Tlurty atin street; undoubted scerity required; possession immedi- ately.” Apply on premi S HIGH STOOP BROWN hed, to a responsible. part, location, Forty-ni Address OWNeR, Herald MPO RUNT—A FIRST © stone House, well furs half the rent taken in B sireot, near Sixth avenue. Uptown Branch ottice. RTH AND Ww RU tor lease low MADISON AVENU rished Dwellings te ON, dr. 11 Pino street. Unturnished. 24 STORY BRICK HOUSE, 285 WEST TWELFTH Strect, ty let—Nine rooms, uewiy paiuled; reduced by ¥. k. STEV rent. sion . BURNIAM, 609 Hudson street. =TO LE! SIXTH STRSE between ues, in elegant ordet Jx1W feet; lors reasonable bie tena ys at office of J, ROMAINE , L280 Broadw corner of Thirty-third street. AR BROAD. FOURTH Aww wntnrni high stoop brown stone House, port 0, Twenty flr . Bear Sixth avente ry, $1,500; Thirt; story, $ Thirty sir SIMONSON & ECCLESTON, 50 West BROWN STONE HOUSE IN MOTH STREET, NEAR Fifth avenue, opposite Central Park: rent'$W) per month. Apply to LINE, COLE & GRAY, 586 sixth a A. ANT BROWN STONE HOUSE, IN A FIRST AX class location, betw: en Park and Lexington ave- hues; rent $1,500, WINE, COLE & GRAY, 536 Sixth avenue, WELLING HOUSE, 221 EAST TWELFTH STREE’ near Second avenue, 27x50; three story and bi with’ modern inproveinents; good MULROY, 309 Tweltth street, D PRICK VOR THE BAL ance of the year, a cosy brick House, nine room linprovements: perfect order; Ninth ward; $80); ALK Hudson street. 0 LET—A HOUSE, IN EXCHANGE FOR BOARD, OR upper part at $33. Inquire at 13 Attorney street, 0 LET—TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, NEAR MADI- son avenue.~Stall but desirable House; rent $1,200; App ali Rast Tweirth street, LM! CONDIT, 10 0 LET—A COTTAGH, TWO ¢ excellent location. ‘ORY AND BASE, Apply ou ASKS EAST EIGHTY-1HIRD handsome two and a half story; good neigh- large yard in rear; rent STORY AIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE TO LE Tn perfect order, having been off painted and ks somined throuzhout: central location ; rent $1,000. Apply | 7 Kast Thirty-fitth street. OATH STREET, 6 WES STORY HTOMH QA oop brown stone House; parlor floor. furnist oxtension room reserved; terms very low, Inquire of KIMBALL, on the premises, FURNISHED ROUMS AND APART MENTS At NO, 4 EAST FIFTEENTH Sh AL tarnisned Rooms communicating. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO + to gentleman and wife; board West Tenth street. THIRD FLOOR (@HRER genteel private horse final! amily. Inqalre at 26d West Thirty-sixth suroot. GOOD SIZED FRONT ROOM, WELL FURNISHED, AA ‘suitanie for one or two gentiemon: house. private nvonient w cars 12 Perry street, near Greenwich av. NI BLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-TO ONB or two gentlemen, or gentleman and wi aul Yenienoes; rent moderate. Call, tor one Wook, At NO. 278 Sixty ayouue, near Seventeopth gtreow, NICELY RT: LET, ROOMS) TO LET—IN cellent order, only to & for indy only. 171 | VURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS ‘ conga teege hance AT BRUTY STREET NEAR VIFTHT AVENUES Blgkantly faraiched iront Pasior. with hot and old very low indeed; also attic Rooms, pei $250 per week. TO LET, 46 IRVING PLACE NEAR SEVENTE street.—Handsomely furnished Rooms on first floorto let: bath, we.; house privaie; breakiast it re- quired, LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH LARGE closets, in a private house, second floor, with all the modern improvements; conveniences tor house- keeping. 215 Fast Thirty-fitth street. HANDSOMFLY FURNISHED APARTMENT TO let, without board. on first tloor of No. 839 Sixth KAST TENTH STREET, A PEW DOORS FROM ‘Broadway.—To let, large, beautiful Parlor, with bay winiow: also several other Rooms all elegantly Curnished; summer prices. ne 84 BAST TENTH STREET.—A LARGE FURNISHED oom on the second foor to let, with the use of avenue. between Forty-seveuth and Forty-cighth streets. (A WIDOW LADY LIVING ALONE HAS A HAND- some Parlor to rent, furnished, to one or two gen: tlemen, or Indy and gentleman, or two ladies, at 250 Kast Tenth street FEW NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, COOL AND clean ; conveniences for honsekeeping; modern tt provements; terms low; four lines ‘of cars pass within one biock. 4) West Thirty-third street. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT PARLO:, in a priva'e family, for a gentleman only. Inquire at 107 West Twenty-Arst street, near sixch avenue, YOUNG WIDOW LADY, HAVING A PLEASANT honse, in a central location, desires to rent sor: neatly furnished Rooms to gentleman and wife: Boa tor lady only. Address ¥. M., Herald Uptown Brauch office. HANDSOME AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM to let to gentlemen orentleman and wife with a Small agreeable family; pleasant neighborhood, 136 West Thirty-sixth street, near Broadway. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—FIRST floor, at 25 Carmine street, near Bleecker; suitabl for two gentlemen, ea Pa ae A. BANDSORELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, to let, on reasonable terms, at No, 235 We ont: Sixth street, between Seventh and Elghth avenue: lendid location for light business purposes. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— At any price daring absence of {amily in country; location, cool and airy: references exchanged ; can 2 Union ain housekeep. “Next déor to Union square Motch Apply to-day. A HANDSOME aN en suite, to let to gentl gentioms Orst class restaurant iu house. No, 467 Sixth aveuue. A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LE! ing of 22 rooms, suitable for a first class boarding house and in central, tashionabl ‘ation. Address ADDISON, Herald Uptown Branch office. At ns WEST THIRTY-NINTH TREET, TWO SPLEN- £\ did turnished to with bath room attached, of socond floor; privilege for light housekeeping. (A HASDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE Room and Bedroom to let, on se or separately: gay: terms moderate Corner of ‘lwenty-first street, A LADY, HAVING A house, would let fron fom ly furnished. tor front, $15, or back, te Parlor, to u physicial tral Park. VY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY man and wife or single Inquire at LARGE BROWN STC Room, on second floor, han: back Room, $! two, $14; single Ro $7; 843 Lexington avenue, near Cea- IAN DS FURNISHED ROOMS A MELY Witt private bath, together or separate, at low terms, with a private family. in a brown stone house. 201 West ‘Twenty-second s reet PARLOR FLOOR, FOUR ROOM. LL PUR nished, for housekeeping, rent $0 ner month; three front Rooms, $9 per week; hall Bedrooms, $2 50 per house has bath. gas, hot and cold water; good location. 243 West Thirteenth street. CBBAr Es? FURNL {KD ROOMS IN THE CT Good Rooms $1 per week and upwards, tor single Call and see them, men or small families. 165 Bliza- beth street, near Broome. VENTEELLY AND X Rooms to rent at 140 bast Twenty references required. RENCH FLATS, ELE familtes or gentlemen; bronkrast if ; reler- ences exc ed. 33 West Fourteenth sirest, between Fitth and sixth avenues (half biock from Detmonico’s), JURNISHED ROOMS, FROM $8 TO $5° IN GOC order. 39 Greenwich avenue, corner of Charles street, } ARLEM.—THREE FURNISH ond floor, private house ; cool, shady. fin hear cars and boat; modern improvements: rentm U9 cast 125th street, near Second avenue. venih street; ANTLY FURN D, FOR erate ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO L&T—TO. ge! ly. 49 Kast Ninth street, near Broad- Terms moderate. PAR. . 6 St TARGE UPPER ROOMS, $3: EXTRA LARGE 4 lor: summer price; in private residen Mark's Place, day and Cooper Lns\ erences given und desired. SANT, 8) prices, Second avenue. TAnce FURNISHED ROOM 4 for two gent widow lady. SUITABLE, with a men or a couple: qu 155 Bast twenty-first strect. ho NDSOMEY FURNIE summer pi ae ror private 245 Kast Filty- Ne LY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLI two gentlemen, in a brown stone house American tamily; all improvements, seventh sire NINTH WARD.—tWO LAR TLY FURNISHED IN “Rooms, in private house, suitable for a tew gentle- men or tor Lousekeeping; retereuces exchanged. 85 Bedtord street. ONE 08 10 Ha ROOMS, to gentlemen only, without board nvenient to several first class hotels and restaurants; private fam- references exchanged. No. 131 East Seventeenth treet, neur Irving place, TEADY, SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SS furnishea, large, alry Rooms tor summer, at $2 per Week and upwards: brown stome house; gas, bath. 831 East Fourteenth s'reet. ‘ISHED ROOMS, L § GENTEEL, QUIET 10 LE house, i suitab| two persons: also front Basement for a physician; terms to $7 per week; reference required. Call at 234 East hirty-third street. (0 LET—A_ FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO iinele gentlemen, at 101 East Thirtieth street, up stain 0 LET—A NEATLY FURNISHED FLUOR, CON- sisting of three rooms; gas in back and trout: water and every c fence for housekeeping; to a rexpect- able couple; perfectiy clean and quiet. 192 Seventh avenue, Dear Twenty-first street. 10 LET—I% CHARLES STREET, NEAR HUDSON, furnished Parlors (through) to gentlemen, $5 per Kk; also Basement for housekeeping; trout Hallroom, 3 through house. PO LET—A NICELY FURNISHED KOOM FOR $4 AT . 876 Bighth avenue, second floor, 10 LET—A FEW NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR trom $4 to $6, with bath, at 218 West Forty-erghth st. 1 LET—FUR 1ED ROOMS, TO GED ; aecommodation . F Cottage pla exceptionable, AR FORTY: NO LET—AT 752 SIXTH AVEN NE third elegantly furnished front Roows, 0 lichen, tor housekeeping if nted ; rent low." Bell No. 2. 5 MO RENT—-WITHOUT BOARD, A PLEASANT BED. with bath, tral to Roosevelt and Grand Apply at 53 South Third street, Brooklyn, (0 RENT—IN BROOKLYN, NEATLY PURNT , To xdsine to genticmen only, No. 6 Willow strect, two minutes’ walk from ferries, ae © NICELY FURNISHED ATRY ROOMS TO LET 4 Without Board, at No. 70 West Washington place ; references required. ) COOL AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR: 4 on first floor, at No. lt Fifth avenue: also other Shits and single Ruoms; cheap for the summer; batis on each floor, ae i 2 6, WEEKLY FOR A NEATLY FURNISHED $2 50 tai Bedrooms also. tite. iarge” keom, suitable for gentlemen or gentiomen and their wives; Board for ladies if desired, 143 Kast Thirtieth sirect. Reg TO $h—N' UITS, SITTING AND BEDROOMS #) connecting, furnished, ior housokeeping: water in rooms; large Washhouse; near Park, np town; healthy and respectable, Particdlars 194 Broadway, room 9. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—~A HANDSOME second floor Parlor, Bed, Dressing and Bath Rooms, closets, hot and cold water. WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, —LARGE, AIRY floors; permanent or transient guests accommodated; terms reduced tor the summe TH AVENCE, NO. 483.—PURNISHED ROOMS, WITH- out board, to families or single gentlemen; terms reasonable for the summe TH AVENUE, 224—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- ©) nished Rooms to rent, by the year or transiently; reterences exchanged. Pm PER WEEK.—FURNISHED ROOM, IN A PRI 1) vate house, With use of parior. MALONEY, 47 West Tweltth street. GREAT JONES STREPT.—LARGE, WELL FUR- @ nishod Rooms, for gentlemen or man and wite; rent moderate tor the summer; references required. ING, POSTER. ©) BAST TWELFTH STREET, 4 versity place and Fitth uu nished Parlor Floor, with hot and cold water furnished Row iE TH y location; private family gentlemen only, Rang th WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.—T0 LET, WITH- ] out board, one large Room, with two tery large mall Room; location delightful; reter- also other 1s, in small private Frenen fami! ROOM, NEWLY ein room} beantiful about halt the usual price ; Frofessor's bell. closets; also on ences exchanged. WEST, 10 NEAR QQD STREET, P Ze) nue.—A iatgo, well furnished Room, one or two gentlemen, Without board; rent very low; also hall Roor, TY PIeTEENTH Rooms, singly or en smite, on second and third | -| 214 | BE“ GANT FIRST | ou the floor Dathropua. QO] SEVENTH AVENUE. FURNISHED ROOMS TO e let, to gentlemen and gentleman and wife; no children’; references exchanged. LOO WEST TWEGRTH STREET, CORNER oF Sixth avenue.—Furnished, a jarge and small Room, together or separately, to gentlemen or # gentle- man and wile. OQ WEST THIerY-rinsT STREET. —AN EXCEL. lent opportunity ior a party of geutlemen who would like two large, nicely furmished Rooms; ample closets; hot and cold water, gas; use of bath; Third Mloow miurnished, tor hi WAVERLEY PLACK, a R HARLES street. —To let, nicely furnished (or untaraished) Rooms; conveniences for housekeeping if desired ; rent very low. Cull al! the week. P00 EAST TWENTY-RIGHTH STREET, ot Third avenuc,—Furnish pizes, nowly furnish CORNER cd Rooms to let, all very reasonabl. 20% SEVENTH AVENt NE 1) Twenty-second street.—To furnishe large Rooms, suitable for light housekeeping: will rent towether or separately; also three hall Bedrooms; rent moderate. 214 ing. on tamil: CORN ae LARGE, . bathroom adjol rileman, in a private EAST TWENTISTH handsomely turn! cond foot, tor a s WEST FOURTH STREBT.—PLEASA nished of unfurnished Rooms, on the second 23¢ floor, w let, without bowrd; yas and bath; rent mode- rate, 305 REST WENTIETH STREET—fO LEP. FUR- DIVO SHEET. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS |. & SALES AT AUCTION. { SSIGNER”S KALE. —THE FIXTURES AMD ENTIRE Mock of Fancy’ Goods, Millincry und Mosters im. ahe ore 'No. Sil Atlantic Mvetiue, Hrookiyn (worth $2,090), ‘sold the coming weel J mall 'be old. the “coming ‘at private sale at a bar pee 2a se ye Nn eet UCTION NOTICE, Wiil sell on Friday, the 17th inst., at 1 ocloct the Fixtures in the Enipire Sucar itehiery, twos the southwest corner of the Atlantic Docks. Bi Circulars at our office. ‘bENS ISS BURDEIT & DENNIS, Auctioneers, 29 Burling silp. fe coL rom AST INEER. jesroom: Kast Thirteenth stree’, near Proadway. ‘Wail soll un Monday, July WS. at Ll w'elocky at the private residence No. 7 West Fill th street, near Fifth a the entire rich Parlor, Bedroom Biture, F hh plave Maniel Mir: oks, fine Painting: id Engravings, rosewood and Turkish Parlor Suits, elegant secretary Bedstead, best hair Mattresse: Lounges, ‘ardrobes, ali the Carpets, Ourtams ani Shad em Refrigerator, &c.; also one fine covered Buggy ‘agon. BOWE, sREIER, ALOTIONEERS | (MARSH ALS sale), Bighth street and Universiiy place.—On Tucs- day, vuly 14, at LL o'clock, ‘ock of Groceries, 01, barrels of Sugar, . boxes of Soap, ‘eas, Chocolate, Coffe barrels of JOSE arstal, ERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER, General salestoom 37 Nassau street. Keal Estate Department 21 Park row. FINE SALE OF HOUSEMOLD FURNITURE. Two rose wood Pianos, by Anderson & Worcester, rosewood Melodeon, &c. on MONDAY, July 18, at 10lg o'clock, at the salesroom 37 Nassau sireet, JERE, JOHNSON Auet Jr. eer. OWN H, WILSON, AUCTIONEER, Execution and Mortgage -ale of Drugs, Chemicals, Fixtures, &e. JOHN H, WI to-morrow (Monday), July 13, D SON & CU, will sell at public auction the at WA. mises, Contents of first class Drug Stu hth avenue, consisting of Drurs, Chemicals tures, Bxtracts, Syrups. Pa . Pertumery, Hair Brushes, Combs and Dr aries, elegant Soda Water ses, Brescrip: tion Desk, , Stools, Stock, sand Jars, Gax Fixtures, Kc. By order of John T Stowart, City Marshal, and H. 'E, Farnsworth, Attorney for Mortgagee, 18 Nassau street. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, eo). savesroom 57 and 59 Great Jones street, will sell on nished, First aud Second Floors, suitable for | A ofaloe toa ¥ housekeeping: divided i€ required; terns’ moderate, cee: or Voctiots Cotacen ae tee Melnale eae or titre days. 418 FOURTH AVENUB.—FURNISHED | ROOMS for ight housekeeping; also a nicely furnished frout Parlor for a gentleman ee 4.30) EIGHTH AVENUE CA LARGE FRONT ROOM, EU furnished, on third foor, with use of a first class iano dnring y: also alarge back Room and hail Room, togeth 618 Rooms together or sepa rate, permanently or transient, by a widow lady; would bourd a quiet lady reasonable, UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- pot MENTS 'TO LET. FINE FRENCH FLAT TO L and bathroom: completely fur: A hed ; corner h 0 Novelty Broilers, Showcases, Desks, Counters, &c. Particulars inorufg ol sale, CULARS AND CATALOGUES FOR DOSTERS, C1 Auctions promptly: tur at low ratex by the METROPOLITAN PRINTL No. SAL BATH, Auctioneer, 193 Ch ‘Tuesday, Men's ahd Women's Clr By orier D. Moss, Catharine stre Wednesday, Men's and Women's Clouiing, By orde: nan, Greenwich street. AWNBROK —BY R. FIELD, GE Auctioncer, ‘oom No. 8 Bowery. TUESDAY, duly 14, by order M. Dusseldorf, Seventh avenue, 60 lots Clothini. WEDNESDAY, July 1, by order P. burg, 520 lots Olothini. THUR DAY, P Freel, Witliams- Toons all light: first class situation in Lexingtot MUR: July is, by order Mrs. 8. Fullan, West nue: rent very moderate; immediate possession. Thirty ninth stroek 600 Jot Olothing. Gress 0. 8. Pa, Herald oftice: oe 1 LIBAY, July If by order Eugh Freel, Rose street, 300 LARGE FRONT ROOM TOL ture for sale. 17 Great Jones stre HANDSOME PARLOR, BASEMENT AND. fii Floot ihr private house, West - ———E Thirty-tourth stree nts; rent very. low; cRIFP’ : possession immediately. MORRIS B. BANK, Si Peek cara pence bere cleer mrae woe tees 72 West Thirty-tourth street. i “Stores Wednesday, v uly 18, at one AT 26, West Forty AN orsey. nite and Broadway. Tooms, for fght housekeeping, complete (summer py also a prett au es) i ront Basement, for physician, dentist or light business, Call ail the week. SECOND FLOOR TO LET—-IN GOOD OR- Frown stone; mo lern improvements; splen tid six rooms; low rent) inquire -titth street —T0 LET, SOME SPLENDID Cor side Frene! near Fifth avenu ND IN. x0 anit 75 tect; 8, 9 and $65 to $125 per’ month to small first class tamili JAMES FETTRETCH, 999 Sixth avenue, A Se ND FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS TO LET— In privete house; rent $20 per month; house has allimprovements. Inquire at dil West thirt A SECOND FLOOR TO LE No, 42) Fourth avenue; tive in good order. Cull on owner, to third'st. STORE improvements mises, trom 10 PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMS A private brown stone house, ne. ight ave entrance to Central Park, to a small, respectable tumily ; rent moderate. Apply at 837 Eighth avenue JOUN BRANIGAN, A‘ iCOND FLOOR, UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY iurnished, to le h, hot aud ‘cold water, & Suitabie for man and y simall family; refere: hanged. Apply at No. 8 Barrow street: LOONS—FOUR ROO: hew buitdings, well ed 02 to 303 Tweltth street, ad) 0, Second a ‘CH FLAT, KE- Y duced first floor, ngton avenne and | Fitty-first street; all improve best of faru- | ilies In house ; perfect order; jon Cad on | the Janitor. \ RENCH FLATS—IN HANDSOME STONE BUILD. | ing 288 Yast Thirtieth street; First aud Tlurd Floors, | five apariments, and bataroom, boiler, range, stationary washtubs and elevators. Inquire on the premises. JRENOH FLATS TO LET.—PARLOR AND BASE- | ment, newly painted; splendid location; near ti Park: all the improvements; low rent. “Inquire on the premises, %5 Teuth avenue, near Sixty-firse street. LOORS TOL RAST SEVENTY-POURTH street—Second Floor. four rooms, $16: Third Floor, | L4; improvements and {a'order, Owner on | FARGEMSERE: D with all the « rang ke. ;, from six to ten rooms: $20 to $88. Apply to JOUN COSTELLO, corner ot Third avenue and 18th street. TICK, PLEASANT APARTMENTS, 702, NINTH AVE- nue. corner Forty-eighth street —Three Rooms, $10; full Floor, $15; Cottrge, nine rooms, 40 West six teenth street, $30. ‘Apply in’ barber shop, corner Forty eighth street and Ninth avenue. EDUCED 10 $35—SE . in private residence, Sixty-fifih street, x ington avenue; many,’ others well located, cheup, NEL FROGILICH, Third avenue, corner th st. (0 LET—AN AIRY, EXTRA LARGE HALL ROOM, newly painted and furnished, to respectable parties with good at 313 West Twenty-fitth street. (po LET—SUITS OF ROOMS, PARLOR, BEDROOM also two Rooms to- and 9 Carmine st. OND AND THIRD FL ly to Housekeepe: To, LET-TWO FLOORS AND ROOMS ON TOP in fine private brown stone hovs*, for small | families; only $35. Inquire at 838 East Fortysthird street. 10 LETHAT 26 SIX! street, an elesant Floor; all improvements, gas, Bath, closdt; separate meter; large yard; reat reasona- ble to a good tenant. ROOMS, MO LET—TWO UPPER FLOORS, ST IN | three story brick house, Seventy-second street, sec- | ‘ard, with an Aterican fa i ond trom Boule t $12 sO per month; possession immediately. Apply on th P aes OM ike 0 LET-77 GREENWICH AVENUE, FIRST FLOOR, over @ store; S rooms; alsoa Busement. 0 LET.—THIRD FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, KITCH range, closets and separate meter, in private house, Twenty-third street, near Seventh avenue; also Secon¢ Floor, next door, three rooms, bath, &c., to small respeet- mily. Apply at 115 West Twenty-iourth street. 0 LET—TO A COLORED F ECOND FLOOR, 3 rooms, at 403 West Tw street, near ynth avenue ; rent $13 per month ; open. N M. CONDIT, 139 Kast Tweltth street, FORTY-NINTH STREET, BETWER Rroauway, aud Kighth avenue, Second Floor of sight rooms, ail Lighted, with all modern, improvements Apply to owner, 239 West Forty-ninth st. 0 LEC—THIRD FLOOR OF NO. 46 WEST THIRT third street, in. house with owner; gas and waite! ront $18, to a fainily of not more than three persons J. CORBIT, 28 Ninth avenue, ROOMS; EVERY CONVEN ing; stationary tubs, gas, dv. nth ‘street. 0 LET—AT REASONABLE RENTS, APARTME | Floors and Lower Parts, one fo nite rooms, desira: | bly located; every improvement and ready for occu- | paney. HM, CONDIT, 139 East Twelfth street. 7° ¥ FLOOR AND BASKMENT house 209 Weat Twentvy-seventh street; has all im- | provements and newly painted; rent $42 Apply to LINDO BROS.’ loan office, 1,287 Broadway. as W ST TWENTY-THIRD | STR , NEAR FIFTH avenue —A handsome Room on second floor, for a Jady or gentleman, in a private Freneh tamil price to | suit, Address 0. ©. 1 veuty-third street. GREEN WI NEAR PERRY street.—To let, a splendid Vhird or; all improvements; house private, rent, $90. per month. 2 & AA EAST NINTH STR W DOORS W 56. Bronaw three Rooms, en suite or sings ception Room, With adjoining Bedroom ; every first class convenience ; summer prices. SIXTH AVENUE, ON street.—To let, unfurnishe: Floor; all improvements; rent, diate possession. AR FOURTEENTH . & splendid Third $3) ber mouth; tmwe- . _ EUROPE, ee cise "S HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN mown first cliss hotel, having ree\ nged proprietors, will now be tound one of th comfortable m the couth ot Treland. Being sito to the landing stages and railway depot, will be found most convenient to America tourists arriving by the pu Qt This wel several steamers. }= ATRIMONT or h ee | AND | te in business attairs, desires corfespont Ady DOssessing | means, matrimonially inclined, Address BENEDICT, vox Ao Horatd Uptown Branch office. i JA. social posi 30, Lay OF GOO! been untortu enee with 99 * STRERT,—ELEGANTLY Ze) mrnisheé Room on second floor: hot and cold water, closet room, &c.; tertns moderate; reierences re- quired, Q] EAST TWENTIETH, str NEAR BROAD- 3 way.—To let, cievantly furnished Rooma, single or on suite, on tho serond floor; have all the modern tm Drovemends: summer prices; iso hall Rooms, A small private tuuily BAST TWH 33 ison avenue. Room on other Ro ference: . Without board; 4s iD. STRE ONK VERY DESIRABLE FRONT TY-SIXTH STRERT, NBAR MAD rst floor, with bath; also Room, overlooking Reservoir Park; also one By d Foom for single Kentlemen, at 6 West Vorty-coy td \siroet; summer prigeg; reterynces il | LERK IN A STORE WOULD LIKE TO MAKE | . intance of a respectable servant girl that 1 Appointing AMLELWAW, | Branch om | Boca thass | GENTLEMAN, LEARNING GERMAN, the acquaintance of & German lady} | iglish tor German conversation oF se best of reterenees Riven, | i YOUNG wishe would exchange bay for lessons in Adress U.S. 3. ‘Oa SIRBG THE, ASSI-TANCR | YOUNG LADY M.D, D of a foreign gentleman of means, matrimoninlly its, @inod. ‘Addren be ke Herald Uptown Branch ones, *| | a first class Liquor Store, consisting of vited. for the sale ry | merchandise. Advances made on ~ } Valuable additions have been | address 247 | AVENUR, NEAR FourTH | ¥ i iA | provements, at PaAwraroe eer, will se) i) New bowery, 500 lots n's aid Worn} By order M. G. Madigan, OrroW, at 1's Clothing! irst'avenue, corn r ot Nineteenth street, ixiires of ald’ store, consisting of Counters, 30. ‘the unexpired Lease ot By order of J. Kohler, At- heritMs Auctio at No. 13 Bowery . conyisting of Glass and Karthen Ware fe; sale posttive, in lots to suit dealers: Ws. H. Burns, Depaty, WM. ©. CONNER, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE OF STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A SS Liquor Store.—s. HERMAN, Auctioneer, sells Tues- day, July 14, at 1044 o'clock, at the northwest corner of ‘Thompson and West Houston streo's, the enure stock of nies, Gin, ot of Wines 800 lots. of €e.; also one Whiskevs, Rum, dec., in casks; also a large 4 Liquors in cases, cases aud baskets of Champagne. a3 Bar Fixtures, &e. sale positive, Dealers im WM, C. CONNER, sheriff. D. G. Gare Deputy. [NON SQUARE SALESROOM, ICHOLAS R. CONNOR & CO., Auctioneers. No, 30 Union synare (Rast ‘The best located and adapted auctlou jurnitare, Works of # iture at private resi r sales in general attend in the of nde, ate Sales of fi 1 outs ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, t' 10; o'clock, the Furniture of a also Contents of the Store at 7) Tables, Bureaus Feather Beds, Bedateads, 1 ulassware, cane and wood Chairs, & Mirrors, Sofas, MUSICAL. in the say li to EASOR, care of find pupil references. Address PRC Co., 32 Wail street. A GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXP) Instruction on Pianotorte, at pup best reterences given, . HER, box 120 Herald Uptown Branch Broadway: , ORGAN, VIOLIN, ‘AR, SING- ing, Flute, Harp, Harmony. Private lessons only. Day andevening. 24 West four.eenth street. Circulal mailed tree, Address J. JAY WATSON, Director. NUITAR AND BANJO.—PROFESSOR NAPOLEON F GOULD, the celebrated player, enables pupils in a few lessons to aecompany songs and play effectively, 121 East Thirty-second street, neat Lexington avenue, TL 2QLFF's EDITIONS OF CLASSICAL: AND MODKEN Music are unrivalled in beauty and in cheapness made to this already largest collection, and special uttention is called to Louis Koehler’s pracucal course of pianotorte instraction, and ‘Album Classique, arranged by Sir Julius Benedict. Send ae, for a catalogue, iy ry LITOLFF, %6 Fourth avenut vo NIVERSITY.— . R. SARUCO, MUSICAL © 7 * Private lessons onl rms $5a month. Call at or West Fo GINGING LESSONS BY A FOREIGN Gi MAL © Piano it desired; $15 for Wlessons, Aadress SING: ING, Herald Uptown Branch offle QUBSTITUTE —A SOPRANO WISI N ENGAG! ©) ment forthe summer in some church choir, Ad- dress, with partic STO, Hi OLO QUARTET WANTED—IN SEP dress, stating experience and terms, PK . 8. Obrist Chureh, Thirty-nith stro rk. It'will not be convenient to answer al: the a} cations. The present choruschoir will be retained Ud office, ‘ : ~ PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &O. T 27 UNION SQUARE—HAIN@S BROTHERS WILL A cher their fing assortment of first class Pinnowortes At prices which cannot fail to suit the times. Ne to rent and rent applied toward purchase ii desired. Vid Pianos taken in exchange T $100—BEAUTIFUL PIANO, IN PERFE Sweet, powertul tone; city make Found corners: great bargain wa J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. ORDER: Ge A. Pianos, wotern improvements, first clam makers, Rot used six mouths, for $20 and $210 cash, at WATERS", 451 Browaway. FULL § leg Piano, $100, cash orn improven ‘Third avenue yOOD. CARVED 734 octave agraffe, all mod- ents, on exsy terms of payments Corner nid Thirty-seventh street, over stiner’ AMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT or & Bros. Pianotorie at asacrifice;a | ily carved rosewood case, Piano, having all | nts, fall agraite, oversirung, &c coat B44, ; Stool, Cover. N.'B.—Has box for shipping. Vate residence, 210 West 2ist st. day or Mon- HANDSOME, SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, new, at halfits value; also a new Brussels Carpet ne'good Furniture, as owner is leaving the city, 506 West Fifty-second street, FAMILY LEAVING TIT A. Carved rosewood 7 octave Inaker, cost $450, tor $100, 243 2d and’3d avs. SAURIFICE FOR CASH—ON INSTALMENTS OR to rent, beatiful rosewood full7 octave agraite anotorte and Swwol; fully warranted. GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Bivecker street, near Bowery. WILL SELLY otorie, celebrated st Win street, between Pr MAGNIFICENT 74; OCTAVE FOUR ROUND Cor. ner Fianoforte, full agrafe; made to order; cost $1,001, for $27, Call mmediately, private residence 10 West 2d street. In use 5 inouttia, L, FOR $125, HANDSOME ROS: AN. “wood 7 octave Pianoforte. pertect order; al Wood 7 octave carved upright joforte, modern minense sacrifice, 28 Uhird street. P. HALE IS MAKING 90,000 PIANOFORTES FOR J. this jobbing trade, cheaper and better than small makers can buy the stock. Tharty-tith street, Tenth av. E PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RANT S cheap: city or country; Steinway, Berry, Hallet & Davis, Weoer and others tyr sale, low. BERRY & CO., Broadway, NTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND STHINWAY & Sons’ Piano, Address, with pacticuiars, PLANO, Herald ottice. RTIFIGIAL TEKTH UNSERTED PERMANENTLY, withoot plate. clasps of aay extractions, Teoth duet upon stumps to natural snape and color, Satistac- tion guaranteed. Dr. SIG KSMOND, 10 West Bleventh s& “, BEAUTIFUL SET, $6 AND $81, CONTINUOUS um 10; single, $1, waranted perfectly frting. soune. gas, doce, Kilver (ibings, oe, Examine exuracting, with gas mene’ pt new IRK DENTAL ROOMS, 262 Sixth avenue. Iways having an extensive assortment on hand aries can select the style ot teeth suitable to them. “Good, work. Low price. Kewember, No, | Sunday cll 12 R, MICHAELIS, 8% BAS’ FOURTH STREET, NEAR D ‘Second avegue,—sSets, $10, with or without extract Ang; Miling, Se. b $10, $12, $15 POR FULL BETS OF THR FIN ae) continnons gum Yeoth. Manufactured. inser! and quareutoed At Dy, PRESLON'S, 171 Bowery, Pianos | TWO 7 AND 7 OOCAVE | | No. 218 Broadway, before maxihg contracts for the 9 . AMUSEMENTS, Pp, © Banquas Seno tain GtEAT ROMAN TIIPPODROMR, ne jonable summer resort. EVERY AFLERROON AND EVENING Windows upon all sides, and PERFECT VENTILATION FHMOUOOUT TH BOLD Brilliant races by DARING YOUNG LADY RIDERS. ROMAN CHARIOT AND STANDING RACRS, rivaling in speed and splendor the ANCIENT ARENIC CONTESTS” OF GKEECR AND Arrival of FORTY ENGLISH THOROUGHBREDS, including several of the most famous racing horsese Great britain, LIBERTY RACK OF TWENTY-ONE HORSES, representing the Grand Corso at ftome. MELL. VICTORIA, the beautiful and Garlog young Acriolist, is now astonishing vast audiences, aflernoam and evening, by her turtting feats upon § nage wire, evated, and extending lengthwise of (he im- he Grand Managerte opens daily at 1:30 and 7P. Mt. ig ore the fnest Zoological collection im ntertaininent i ithe. World Aotertainment inthe vast amphitheatre at 2 races, &e., . . Donaldson every ESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON, UESDAY AND FULDAY Att RNOO: TUBSDAY AND FRIDAY APTERNOON, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY APTEKNOON. The inflation of the balloon will tke place during the regular periormance, and the ascension ade inn diately w + OPEN THREE DAYS IN ADVANCB. BOX TBLO’S THEATIE, R ON MONDAY ING, JULY 13 AND ALL TIE WEEK AND SA DAY YATINER, the grand Legendary Drama owtitied | AUS! Or, THE DRACHANFELS, elegant Scenery, Magical Charms an@ ts, Original Music, flue Cust, &e. FAUSTUS. FAUSTUs, FAUSTUS, (10L0SSKUM.CSUMMER SEASON, y ‘Admission O0e.; no extras. On and after MONDAY, Juiy 6 open trom 10 A. M. te SP. M., the great Cvolorainte Representation of LONDON BY DAY. A viow may be obtained from the Observatory of the Colosseum of y YORK BY DAY and NEW YORK BY NIGHT. TAUATING'S BAND and LUBIN'S IMPERIAL MAR- ION 1 a3. Coolest place in the city. Ventilated by the monster Air Pump. ([oLossEUM—0 CENTS. LONDON BY DAY. ly from 10 till dusk. fot Sn lat head nl ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 2 BOWKRE. BRILLIA SUCCESS. CROWDED HOUSKR NOT THE EVENT, BUT THE SENSATION OF 1876 MONDAY, July 13—Second week of Mile, MARIE DBKe ACOUK und her French: CAN-CAN UTS'S world famous with new Open di ‘ARS FOR T F Jousette, Statue Artis . Mazon An noidt, Dashing Jig. Dancer; Miss Nettie Taylor, Josie: Atkinson. Miss Lottie La Paint, Premier dansense, and HURLEY AND MARK, the favorite Sony and Dauce Artists ‘and Comedians. Seats secured x days in advance. Matmees Tuesday and Friday. Ladies tree triday evening. 1M. HARRY CLIFFORD. Performances daily, at 2 aud 8 P.M IG, ACB, AFTERNOON, AT the voung ‘act | the young actor, Mr. HARRY CLIFFORD, | Mr. HARRY CLIFFORD, in MeCloskey's great sensa- | in M Key's new senam- tion, entitled, POMP. tion. entitled, LIFE OR DEATH, or, Way Down South, with efficient cast, Monda: uly 2, W. BARRY in ROPED L METRONOLITAN THEATRE. 695 BROADWAY. EXTRAORDINARY SUMMeR SEASON. Mme, VIOLETTO PIQUARD respecttully announces thas previous to her return to the JARDIN MABILLE, CHAMPS ELYSEES, PARIS, also the CREMORNE GARDENS, LONDON, ENGLAND, sho will inaugurate a summer séasou at the above ele- ganttheatre, THURSDAY EVENING, July 16, introducing for the first time in New York city THE FRENCH CANCAN, OR CHAUUT, as danced only at the above popular European resorts. The Company embraces 22 BEMALE AND EIGHT MALE DANCERS, selected with ereat care from the French and German pitwla A firs class olio by well known favorites will moncee the evening senioyment Particulars in futare. Jee as usual. Matinees Wednesday and Saturda: i 3 TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND. AP. S GILMORE, Leader, | M. K. KOTSFORD, Agent, residence, 61 West Tweltth st. | office 841 Broadway. Mr, GILMORE takes groat pleasure in announcing that Mr. M. K, BUISFOKD, who for many years has acted tn tie capacity of Business Manager of Dodworth's cele- brated Band, will hereafter occupy a similar position im connection ‘with Gilmore's Twenty-secoud Begimens Band. While the production ot first cla-s music, ren- dered im the most artistic manner, is the chief object of Mr. Gilmore and his associates, whose efforts have beem rewarced with unstinted pruise from the press and the most generous patronage of York public durio the past season—vext in import to, producing mus ¢ a guurantee of the ass jon’s success, is nection Mr. Gilmore feels that no name could be added to the organtzation which will insure greater ction to its patrons than the name ol M. Rh. Bol rd, Whose experience and popularity, combined wit his thusical and business ability, will make Bim « most valuable addition to the ranks oi GILMORE'S TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND, All applications for the services of the band may be made at the office, S11 Broadway (Carl Heuser's musie store), where Mr. Botsford muy be found, pr to Mr. Gil- t hiy residence, as above. ONES’ WOOD COLOSSEUM, st Side Boulevard, Sixty-oighth and Sixry-nindh SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1874, IGHTH GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, By DOWNING'S NINTH REGIMENT BAND, An excellent programme, with solos by the principsh artista of the Band :— Mr. B. C. BENT, Solo Cornet Mr. ‘DE CARLO." Solo Piccolo, Mr. JASPER, Solo Oboe; Mr. MORELLL, Solo Clarines; Mr. NEITZ, Solo Bassoon; Mr. DILLER, Solo Kuphoninm. Concert commencing at P. Admission 25 cents: ladies tree. SUNDAY, JULY 19, Grand Concert and inauguration of Jones’ Wood Colos-. seum, 600 singers and an ore under CARL BERGMAN IERRACE GARDEN. SUNDAY EVENING, JULY !2 RAND SACRED CONCERT at 6 o'olock, TP ERRACE GARDEN,—A, NEUENDORFF, DIRECTOR. WEDNESD. EVENING, July 15, at & GRAND GALA GHP, and BEN t. of Mr. H, GRAG. Auber’s Comte Opera FRA DIAVOLO. Miss JAG Messrs. HABLEMANN, FORN WITT and GROSS. FULL CHO. ‘A. A. NSUENDORFP, reverved, 50 cents extra: theatre and 263 Broadway. tor. Admission 59 cents; ‘Tickets to be had at th pivots GARDEN, Fighth street, between Second and Third avenues. Proprietor SAS ‘ PAUL FALE. THIs (SUNDAY) Afterno is TAL -— NSTRUMENTA eal a and VOCAL SRE! BM Oonckars. ENTRAL PAR TO-NIGHT. THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, JULY LL THEODORE THOMAS! NINTH GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, when a very brilliant and eee. programme will be per Admission tickets, 50e.; pac! ots, $4, at the usual plac MANacees, STARS AND OTHER PARTIES IW need of theatrical printing of any kind. from coa- pon tickets to immense streamers, are invited to call s¢ the METROPOLICAN PRINTING ESTABLISHM suing season elsewhere, as they will find it to thei vantage to do so, the job rooms being among the best tre the country and the office equipped with every facilit Tr elles sone printing, lithographic work and wi engraving wit ne) PTNESS, NEATNESS AND CHEAPNESS. Parties intending to get up new ents for thetr Fos ttre ties are especially invited ‘o call. Designs and estimates: cheerfully turnished on application without charge, QocierE ALSACIENNE-LORBAINB. ( Grand French summer Festival for the benefit of the Alsaciene Lorraine. 4 t Hamilton Park, corner Sixty-nint al a, ear on WEDNESDAY. duly 18 Liv. Ticket jor wentieman aud ladies $1, eket for gentieman and In can, be had at thevoffice of the President” 110 Spring street, and at the lreasurer's office, 717 Broadway. ANJO, GUITAR, SONG AND) DANCE.—JTO, © i B ‘and Trish Jig Dancing taught for the stage Oy ORR | Lis th dona t Houston street, near Bowery. Ladies taught | TIO INSTRUCTION, BLOCUTION, &0.—AD~ Denes WILLUAM Ht, POPS, ACTOR ‘sty BLO- CUTIONIST, STRINWAY HALL, OR CALL AT RESI- DENCE 274 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREBT. LAM oir red. “ 10." “BANJO,” | “BANJO.” —WILI } BAS ites take a fow pupils at his or 1 ter one course 24 Bast Bighty- dence and guarantee entire satisisction of lessons; each pupil (aught privately. first street NUT THIS OUT—PRIVATR MUSIO LESSONS.— COV Fiano, Organ, Violin, Guitar, Singing, Plate, Harp. Harmony,’ &c, 24 West’ Fourteenth ‘sireet, Circulare mailed (ree. J, JAY WATSON, Musical Director. OEE BU, NOLIN STRINGS OLR BULL VIOLINS. Violin Chin Rests, patent Guitars, Organs, Melodeons; ali instruments repair dross MUSIUAL AGB CY, ert pianos tuned. A U4 West Fourteents strest. | PECIAL LECTURE’ EVKRY NIGHT AT RIGHT 4) o'clock at the New York Museum of Anatomy, Broadway, detwi Houston aud Bleecker streets OATHOLIO COLLEG AND ACADEMIES IN U 'ng New York and Brooklyn. ‘A college Profesor {iterate would give a cou of lectures on Engl departments higher dopa iteratare, or of lessons in th English composition, during the coming season. WISEMAN, — erald Brooklyn Branch office. DANCING ACADEMIES, JAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. Ss PRIVATE LESSONS at any honor, day or rn CIRCULARS at private acadommy, 22 Kast bleveneh