The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1874, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY. JOLY 20, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. ESTATE FOR R. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. COUNTRY BOARD. instruments, two drams and a fifer, who also beat’ / manent es meone Pomumatmrcenee sr ae iia pe PA sa ga RR B R AS S B AND S the cymbals. This band was notable for tts unt-* % AST TWO WEEKS 1PPODROME hapeindena eo eg YR RR eg any ed * formity of instruments, being all of the same fam- OF TH GRiAT Rowan i | A -BLEGANT DWELLINGS, CHKAP.—18 Rast, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PRIVATE DWELL- | fleld Pile with table Whowe or orivate table, Address A Beevious to the opentn 4 August S| | Wat S7th Laat oid, 18 West 3d, 17 East 48th elit onan! adjoining Fifth and Madison avenues, |. D. MANSFIELD. Watt Heed atari +} fae Weng ie yeahs 2 bb THe a RELCE ENE “Racks ON THE GRAND PON. K. STEVENSON, Jr., ll Pine street, 3 V. K. STEVENSON, Jr.,11 Pine street, | A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING AT NEW BRIGHTON Military Music in the | the brass was douvied and clarinets were added. RILLIANT on Seas ‘ 5. 1, would take three or tour gentlemen to foan This was the commencement of our present style EVERY APTERNOUN A Unturnishea, Airing the summer. Inguire at the Post office, of of Mrs. Metropolis. Of military band. ‘The Park band of Harvey Dod- CHAMPION WARK EI O sadder TORY FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, Is ABING. tact the Now Senton sand aie Terth Fone of our most popular organizations. ¥ dd + v a if e@ - NOW AT T d pancary ~eame WILL BUY A FOUR 8! A don place, to let; 17 rooms; all improvements; £ne OARD AT A FARM HOUSE, ON REASONABLE _oO The well known leader has wielded the baton for more than thirty-dve years in tnis city. GREAT ROMAN HIE 92 feet. Apply at 5) West street, terms, by applying at Mrs. B t's, 669 Green- me Be 4 jennett's, order; immediate possession, , N HIS. WONDERFU Or on premises, 416 Bast Seventeenth street. ne ee Roe BCRNHAM, 609 B make wich stree! ym Tuesday noon till Wednesday noou of a Gratuila’s band frst came prominently betare reat be" WALKING 800 MILES Se are, Sak Sheet ORR | ces en eek | le an : westay noe" | The Hsthetics of Blowers and [diosyn- | we"puntic: apne feat yoame, prominentiy petare DONSECUTIVE DAYS! high stoop private House, all improvements, Twen- A —TO LET, IN A GOOD LOCATION, AN UN OARD WANTED—ON A FARM, WITHIN FORTY tached to the famous Seventh regiment and has ax 008 Heth street. Third avenue, $14,300; little cash required. | Aye Uipaned House, with the exception o one foot : Bo nlies wi Newyork, foo APM requiring six crasies of Itinerant Tooters. fince been known as Graiulla’s Seventh Regiment ” se of this marvellous feat against time | Address tis, Hersid ofice. indy w ed it agreeable, Apply at house 140 West | room. Address MH ai "etal cane Band. This band is famed ior its manner play- ‘The performance be Forty fifth street, or drug store Broad: = _ ottice: ry wae ce yore Geert ine peteitne eran ee ogg 8 Ee ee | “obated Gaabicch Game oF TEN Oe OE tig marches strength and volume of tone Dela {the Hippodrome, bri is estrian in full view West Side. LBT—a FIVE STORY HOUSE; 18 ROOMS; PER- ied jesideratum. Instraments are o tine aut oe, and nnrely \ndeboadent of the GRAND ast ins gan eae | gaging order; very cheap; possession immediately; CP can have Bonet for {Bs summer ; location peal hy, Sax order—tudes and pistons—to whicn have beem Sehidnencocrania of abeed and daring equesttaniam. | WOvtecot toy York: nye stories and tian; Mouse in | Xoniy'ai nerds West Ywunty outta Sirens UN | Werk. cidren Walt prices Ad ireat HAvii k saws, | THE PLAGUE OF THE WANDERING HORNISTS | $44°4,2 number of reed instruments, not ao musa T> accommodate the thousands interested in manly | pertect order, the store floor is used and occupied asa | APPIY t No. “a renty-lourth street. _ | Peekskill, N. ¥,, or G. K. LANSING, Earl's Hotel, New at give color to its tone os to sports, and especialy in this great exhibition of perse- | fiquor store, doing a frst class business; the Store, Fix- | ——— = York. Penpenen the melody, and are as follows:— verange and physical eodnpanse, ine. Madison. Avenue | tures and Stock on hand will be nelinded in the sale. FURNISHED ROUMS AND APARTMENTS namiieie ees Ror ee anne Dee ee ast clarinets, B fiat clarinets, cor- ox office will remain oy ne v 3. O'CON- . , 4 4 " bos cee Te day And MENE Judges aud mersoersoe | Luma ee ceee a te Now Tore cnn Sw | OO Ndating, “bathing ant aching on Gargners bay; | Within very fow years a well organized effort has | Trompones, Sat, comets in RT EY dere the committee Constantly iM attendance. admission | : SURMISHED 200m TO LET-YOR GENTLE. | terms $3 per week. ‘Address J. N. HL. Herald office, been made in this city to elevate military music | usual drums and cymbals. Tne band numbers or- Bice Pee eS Misceliancous. eee nt Om Co eme monterpen: H8 Wont Mizenh G92, BOARD IN A LARGE PRIVATE HOUSE poration like s reapectanio standard. ae ° tr-five, is rau adapted to 2Pen air periorm- 2 . H, DON 2 ‘ 5 eS Sane eET enn 4 rs water: o GRAND, EXPERIMENTAL BALLOON AsCkNSIONS, | IQR SALETA VIVE STORY WAREHOURE AND 107, URNISHED NEATLY FOR HOUSEREKPING—TWO | and fishing on the lakeat 10) mules (rom New York; cy | [OUR tlme our military bands were in a state geous wniform, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON Sie ef S004 location iu this city, paying 12 Ber cout es Floors fronting Eignth avenue; parlors, betrooms, | references Mrs. DEVENOGE, Eldred, Sulivan county, | 1ueMcrency that would be considered a disgrace in | The Ninth Regiment Band was organized in De- Doors open daily at 1: and TP. M. Fntertaioment {he price we ask for it inquire closets, bathroom, kitchens, stationary tuba, hot and | N. ¥. stint the smallest German duchy, and there was little | Cember. 1870, and gave its first concert at the Grand’ Amphitheatre commences at 230 aud 8 | Bi we Haw Bare — | Gold’ water: terme moderate.” 3i0ig Went Twenty cighih PAGTIRGIN WANT OF A COOL, PLEASANT AND | difference between “St. Patrick's Day? and the | (vand © Sey epee sian hanttit mee ts secured three days in advance. Box office open 00) Tx FOR SALE = Seieiiueteneen —- —— uiet boarding pl mong the Catskills would do | v4 a - " 4 . +8 Ninch ment Ban oura- 3 to 4 dail, | SEO AN aND TO LET, ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR | Well to write to JOUN SMITH, Lexington, Greene coun- Baponel GOAre Seeneeeayau ae TAQA She: Diey mule # poy Aye musicians and was the jeraems ee EST eT ea ee a nn nmnnenrnnne ~ Saaeand > | IN double, or for light housekeeping, with every com- | ty N.¥.; terms reasonable. ing was concerned. Now that a tew of the regi. | ary band then anized in the country. OS hortetinces dally, at Zand SP Meee | PPERALD BRANCH OFFIVE, BROOKLYN. fort, at modérate verms, 152 Waverley piace, near Sixth | =——— Wa monts of our National Guard have taxen up the | Mf Carlo Pattt was selected as musical director, rhe srarline actor Producti OOe AE, n ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TUE NEW YORK HERALD ace ee er as | pone SUMMER RESORTS. | gubjectin a proper spirit of liberatity and earnest> | tired. Tho bend was thor tose ne and Fe sterls r . e- |} — oF! v D FLOOR ETI TG asi 5 ¥ 100, y ee BEY, {GBS ot the new RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, NN eenies iin cma private homes terms in | A HOTEL FENIMORE, COOPERSTOWN, ness, it may be hoped that in a short time New ine Eee oT of Mr. D. L, Down- taireiensationtgvummnink |“ Madusauga py" i Sean n on vcrrapang, | Sinaitetae bathe” BE yee moh WS bald Fale ctaateieamacalrcs York can boast of mittary band equal to any of | Math regiments dune’ Lh ITP Meee een Ay entitled Nel entitled DE TER LONG, IBLAND SAUINDS Bi eh OS a is open tor wiles a the renowned organizations of Hurope. The Sev- solo cornet and parading with the band.” In the as a ol { PAA CORNER OF FULTON AV, AND BOERUM ST. VITS ROOMS, FURNISHED, FOR HOUSEK A liberal arrangement made enth, Ninth and ‘Twenty-second regiments are | fall of that year Mr. Carl Bergmann was appointed __with eiicient cast, __AND CRIME, = s) ing, $12 a week; for gentlemen, $8 a month ; private st . a the bands of musical director, and concerts were commenced YOLOSSEUM, SUMMER SEASON, © CENTS. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8A. M. TILL 9 P. M house: as and bath. Inquire at Real bstate office, 17 permanent families and trayelling agents. foremost in this enterprise, an sof | tn the Grand Opera House, 100 in the band, wich Open dutty from 10 till dus ON SUNDAY FROM 3 TILL 9 P. M. Ablagdon square, Eighth avenue, between Bleecker And JANES BUSYAN, Proprictor. | Grafulla, Downing and Gilmore, have already ac- Levy cornet soloist, November 21, 18t1, the fall vib onda, oe piel] ty = a aed Siar lidik - he Grand Duko — --— a Hy ircles, The tame: and serenaded ti yu Alexis his TIBLO'S THEATRE, CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, 10 LET—A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT Pe mic van are" Ne As st Soieacesnesign in muafanh olte uarsers in Union ce. After the death of uOrs 4 T lew Brighton, Staten Island. | honored organization of Dodworth, which may be Jone! Fisk the whole management of tne aN On Monday cvoning, July 2), and every night dur- ing the week (Sy special req ), the grand spectacular housekeeping in # private house, No. 8 Jane street; es ff Whitehalt $4.9 por week: reterence required. Bhirky minutes em clnts appointinents; moderate rates, | Fegarded as the;parent of our present bands, also | devolved on Mr. Downing, who, srom. pradentes legeadary drama of rig co" :EM “ ey Hsia ea o = ener . tors | Motives, reduced it to fifty, preserving, however, vauervs TO sea sitabie tor rail family outy Gieasaaeere: | Tuto hioh AMOR, hnONT, ROOM, PURNIGH:D. | PREACH HOTKL, FAR BOGKAWAY 1. L. 19 Now | BOldA a tigh piace tn the aections of the Vial all the essential instruments Yor s frst olsen. con: pei eo, FM ert rots hoe pe hig a BOS Wit | timetable for, outioman and wae oF two single gen- ‘opened. PATRICK BYRNE, Proprietor. | to the Park. Tae principal obstacie in the path of | Cert band. it is how Known as Downlng's Nicws Cast with the entire strength of the company. me ty muxth avent : Beto, HOUSE ON THE BEACH, PERTH improvemenrAiiieling, Bas, Deepiand (8 at the\ | Regiment Banda: Eek Wa the coly ow York Grand vailet, beautital scenery, wechauical effects, . ‘ er aa * Amboy, N. J.—9 trains from Whitehall street; tare | present time the pernicious system of substitutes, | aad that played at the great World's Peace Jubi- SVANGE LINE Seco SS | PO LBT—A NICE, LARGR, FURNISHED FRONT | 25 cents; groves, awn, iruit trees; location: unsure s A lee (n Boston, Dumbering eighty musicians for the tain rehearsal, aud soon tobe produced, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR same RG wlth two Tclosets. gis, and bathroom: also Da 1s low. H. B. KENT, Proprietor As long a8 bandmasters are at the mercy of the | occasion. At the present ime its organization CBE ESE GABP ES wg, guny a MOET | aan OR TO RENT. | between Twenty-fourth and twenty-Atth streets. 4 (Ho22HNS West POINT HOrKL Ariel tseict haga tia a ee Sormass Soar tales oonaan tinteanna tenEate: ream a PART 2 : THOMAS? LOT CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 100 FRET | pywy ay peery em cy = Pee prea 8 ROW OPEN. i TH: ODORE THOMAS WO LARGE FURNISHED RUOMS—CONNECTING, . ENS horns, althorns, oornets, trombones, baritones, UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS, AA,, From, Sueigon avenue, tire ee Le fon bath room foor, suitable for ight housekeepine, | —————---SDWAKW COZZENS, Proprietor. | to employers, and permits him to violate an en- | enphoniums, bass tubes, drums and cymbals, Overture, Prectosa...... steeeeeee +pWeber | rond depot, will be sold to the party who within ten d K—AT CORNWALL ON THE | agement at his own pleasure, no hopes can be | Nothing but the highest order of music ts played, ays peat a ah Board to relect parties. 184 Bleecker 1 Agel HOU: da treat is offered wh thi offers the hi st vance on $220 lot. The market et, near Macdouval. Mudson, few more families or single gentlemen can and a rare trea! offered when ey announce a , i | Srice of sdjutning low is se00" hur sickness of thenwnst x bo taken ata'moderate price; gond table and plenty of eatertalued of having an efficient military band tn | Concert, v Waltz, Hespemsbalinen Aria, Cyjus Animau (-tabat Mater) » Ballet, Kobert Le Diable compels him to seli at a sacrifice. A fine road to the 4 5 UP.—THE NICEST ROOMS IN THES CITY; | shade. Call for particulars to .drs, DULHAKDT, 425 | this city, 1b i$ not unusual to have a dozen sub- Ae CEES Overtire, Tauntwuser, eg, ead dapote oh ; 7 Sitting Room, Kitchen and Bedroom, cou: | West Fourteenth strect, or aduress LULHARDT ery) Bes pasa | this most desirable place for a manufactory: streets 7 h - hi oF ag a" % Rhupsodie, tiongroise No. 2 dhiset | graded. Terms easy. "Address FP KESSLER, baker, s47 | Rand Fourth avenues LESW RK HOTEL, ON THE Stora at | P8Ve Played any of the works on bey tis giecom Ex-Police Commissioners Hugh Gardner and Overture, Le Rol d'yvetos... Myeeeeee \dison street, New York. ¢ ; - —2) acres of groves Liwustruit | The suostitate is generally some inferior player, | oyyer Gnarlick on Saturday gave bail in $1,000 im Reverie aes leuxtemps | —~—~ Sonn —_____________. | PTH AVENUE, Sil, MRS. SEAVER.—TNE ABOVE jum’ and ail the umusem nts; frst class | who may be innocent of knowledge of all music Walia, Rudolfs Klaeuge ores trans | LEGANT FARM—100 ACRES, NEAR UTICA; | ©) mentioned house is ip process of thorough renov: tion jotel; $lU to $15; nine trains by Whitehall street; each of the three indictments returned against March of \ictory Bilse everything desirable, weil watered; splendid con: | ®4 returnishing, and will soon be in readiness tor the » cents above the ‘Mulligan Guards’ stanaara, in them by the Grand Jury on Friday last for viola- Admission ucket, We. ; packages of 12. ONY PASTOR'S OP! | dition; buildings fine: approaches ear railroad | Teception of fansiics and gentlemen, without board. — Bre Z IDX |S ol | andcanal. Apply to Mr. KAMPING, dete str-et. 13 YARICK PLACE, BETWEEN. BLE GEN COVE, L. L—PAVILION HOTEL, 1% HOURS kurope the members of a military | tion of the election laws. Their bondsman ts Mr. A HOU: >. roe at KER AND trom New York, trom Peck slip at 4 P. footof band are usually enlisted soldiers, and as 9 Fe NEW YoRK CITY AS’ ED AOR _ 3 N, | LO Houston streets—Nicely furnished Rooms to let | Pler t 0A. Mis 19 AL Mat George Ross, of No. 242 West Forty-second atreet, panties Wonuertu success of Mile. DELACOURS, D. Cn eh Foote: boniden large sors andar ga: | tor light housekeeping: watt, kas, hotand cold water | Peck alip ey Yn LuWis & CO, roprietors | they have abundant practice together it is not BLISS'S UNHAPPINESS. TROUPE TROUPE | Wloing the Willard Hotel, Address 162, EAST (HIRTY- SECOND STREET, NEAR LEX. RIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L, L— S"*Prising that they acquire that delicacy of ex- In relation to the reported petition for the re- he only genuine French Can an ever produced in this | 7yOR SALE OR TO LET—THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE sae eates ubvenue ee ee for house- Bank ches situated on the exirome end of Long pression and precision of tone that nothing but | moval of United States District Attorney Bliss, om country), | R if Ail, 8 ; be ol athroom floor, we sland. tronting'on the sound and Gardiner's Bay, im: i r » Be xine me rstary iii ee Me TT anor ot Bora presen Sr poop Lanegan mediaiely on the water; spieadid sea bathing, driving X#erience can give. This 1g the secret of the | ine ground of his failure to procure an indictment TONIGHT GREAT ADDITION | TONIGHT, | PNG! HUBEwT dy, Gh Liberty streed, or on the prow: Q56 KES, THIRTY FOURTH STREET.—A SMALL | and suiling; fshing uhexcelicd. | Keached by ong | greatness of Ihomas! orchestra, In that organt- | againstG. B. Tanison, Superintendent of station L, be ., ha s @. fam! in nice home wi let a large, nicely tur- ni ailroad, trom James s| Iso per sfeame) . a} | itoaa the handsomest and most elegant Cancan dancer am the ished front Pade secoud floor, with Ei Room aoe W. cow, fronuioos caWaiLetreet, PY ieeciratine zation there is no such word as substitute, When | on a charge of burning matled copies of the Har- wale. eS Le ri ee and seveo ver Stars. F YOU HAVE SMALL PLACES, FARMS OR COUN. | also two smaller, suitable ior gentlemen; $4 to $8 per MB. PARSONS. | the leaders of military bands here are equally for- lem Lov Assistant District Attorney Purdy said Secucnmcntp ohana Aiaia 7. to obtain good ones. fry Seats, to sell or exchange, leave description with | Foom. gis tunate in expunging such an offensive feature, | on Saturday that there was no cause jor an indict- ure your seate during day, to obtain good ones. | CC. WAYLAND & AYMAK, 163 Fuiton street. = = EABODY HOUSE, . iY iy id 4 usc the’ latter, tlie: accusation: t ERBAC RDEN THEATRE. = — > 25 FOURTH AVENUE.—TO LET, A HANDSOMELY Yonkers, on the Hudson. then it is time enough to speak of progress ana | Ment agatus' le lat S is ot or oF DRS ‘elilici James RIVER HAY, GRAIN AND TRUCK ESTATE ee) furnished Parior Floor, together or singly, with | PITA L.A. MATPLOY. | 4 LL him being untrue. Mr. Buss is at present ou Fe Rl sy ee ctor | ef tor sale.—It lies iu Charles Uity county, 16 miles from | bath and piano; also other Rooms aud a pleasani Doc- iscipliue. town and 1 uot expected to return for some NACHIIGALL OUND NICHT E, NGS peep macs; | Richmond: has whaef privileges and contains 8) acres, | tors OMice. I IVERSIDE HOUSE, MILITARY MUSIC IN EUROPE. weeks, KUNST. ‘Box oflo open irom W o'clock. for pralag and wereabions geod pant keeende! | 77 NINTH STREET, NEAR SRCOND AVENUE —A Seely a iuteatronmeeBa ee oo In Europe military music is cultivated to the CITY CREDITORS. = | abe eeenien iaetomr nen iesent gocteve, eauanrry |’ hLT furnished front Hoom to ceater croneedtcas oa @.WUNCALE, Py ‘The Committee of Estimate and Assessment om ; renee the name of to GUERG! cee TAS CRY Bie RCA DWAR. oe. | M DREWBY, 1and broker, L018 Main ah, Richmond, Va TIS POLTAD THEATER. 66 BEQADW. a reapectable married couple; also.a small Bedroom toa as gentleman, OUrH SIDE HOTEL, AMITYVILLE, L. L, OVER. | proud of its band as of its colors, and when a | road awarded Messrs, Fiint and Jones (since a Fistor | nighest degree of perfection. A regiment is a8 the public drive from 152d atrget to Kingsbridge ) N y Wi So ESE Silas hn ee x ; —S- ELLA at. TL PROPERTY. AT RIVERSIDE, conn, 96.000: —— —- = (as looking the Great gouth Bays rine trom $12 to $15 friendly contest 13 held and prizes are offered | $7,511 tor damage, and assessed them for benefit ey i ig i Ss may be agroed on; in cuchange (or city Property Reenter Tee 1 le taeacaaee ea GORNER ANAL, te excitement tu the public mind is most a Rats V Rapeasonn te ation ee ee one me. Picaut as Frai ; e. ‘tz a5 Temptation. Y ¥ x" ‘. OTE! ERY, CORNER CANAL eee ig mile Gil aeitaoeeice:”' lle Ceptawe ap Modesty. | Telllocated £: FHNIIS, 168 Washington street N.Y.” <i : c-naa wioge | D srect—Rooms’ by day and week, de, 0e.,76e-and | intense. ‘The French bands, as a general rale, | troller falied to procure payment, and at last tir, BPD" eas locrAdahethomthoaaaie” | ON,2MS ABW, roRC Cevtmat narinoan 4 | A RECQSD, {HOR To, WiteuaSiatsyatant | MoSrdays weekly prow rower Shen aAL ©” | rau the rah as might "be expected fom | BDI F, Sandia commedced wale ana cbutned Alsacian Dues ‘Secure seats in advance. mille trom the depot; hae 3 acres sanduilin So ade, | in good order. Call on owner, on premises, from 10 aor — = —- | the countrymen of Hector Berlioz, in whom the | elapsed, application was made to the Comp- THBATRIC. {BINATIONS ABO | cleared, containing 2i ‘ the | 214 HE PARRY HOUSE AT HIGHLAND FALLS ON | «instinct of instrumental effects’! was so marvel- | trolier for payment, but he stated that IPARATRICAL COMBINATIONS ABOUT GOING “ON | balance rich and soil to clear: = = the banks of the Hudon. 1g miles from West Point, | ia eiticat ” tee all other partics needlag Theatrical Printing attend aac | Festal righ ieee a © siscckar, new brown stone House, ax rooms tet | Wig ee Pine Mintknd pce Ney, Nee Address | lous. ‘Tho Belgian bands are go closely alited to | Pe, coud Rey ne money mito at dle MUTROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, | SXcbange taken. Inq wi floor; rene $22; fourth Noor, five rooms, $20, PERE ee er nmtend 55 the French that they are often placed on the same | propriation. hirty days after the jadgment =f om if. The iP No. 218 Broadway. kstimates cheerfully given, | AKRYTOWN HEIGHTS HOTEL—NOW OPEN; A | standard of excellence. The Austrian bands have | execution was issued by the Sheri signage | LET—IN 32 EAST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR | T’ Re F : ha aaa ARATOGA.—TO LEASE, FULLY FURNISHED, ON . fine suit of hooms vacant on 2lst. Apply at hotel. | a woild-wide renown, being principally recruited | troller then coming to lls senses drew out a war- TR oe OGND REGIMENT BAND. | 1 North Broadway, overlooking the village, hotels, Second avenue, foar large handsome Rooms, fourth JAMS T DUDLEY. | from Bonemia and Hungary, countries of eminent | rant for the payment of the amoun: claimed, but OTSFC § NT. ; a y bon [a DTSFORD. AGENT. | Ac, a convenient Rosidence of over twenty rooms; all | Mor; rent, $21 THITEFIELD HOTEL—WHIT“FIELD, N. H., IN | Musical Prociivities. ihe tnglish bands, notably | less two days’ interest. This error was pointed ILMORE iy Spauize ot te owas LEADER AND DI . 16. CAL BROADWAY. | modern improvements; stable: fine grounds, beautitully peat = | THE VERY BEST MUSIC FURNISHED FOB ALL UC: iM rt ie vl i 10 LET—TWO FIRST CLASS FLATS, EVERY CON- the midst ofthe White Mountains: sure relicffor | those of the Royal Artillery, at Woolwich; the | out to him, and alter being threatened with she _CASIONS, | attate denatbbarntag nome aemineneaie Renee ventence, in the fine new buildings ‘on Fourth ave- | nay tever: Bourd trom $7 to $1U%, per weak Coldstreams, the Grenadier Guards avd the Fu- | full penaity of the law he reluctantly nad a : ear | articulace and pertaice from HOMER MORGAN, No, 2 | Due, near Thirty-second street. Apply at office of MOR. 2, HENRY ABBOTT. sileers, are also famous in the world of miittary | warrant made out, which be signed, ior the full Paititna- Habe ton teeta aod Ca Pine street, ey RELL'S Storage Warehouse, 106 East Thirty-second st. === ——— == | music,’ the induence of the brothers Godirey tend- | amount claimed, or $2,300 more than’ the original attractions, now open to the public, at 688 Broadway, Very BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE SUBURBAN 21 SIXTH AVGNUF, NEAR FOURTEENTH BILLIARDS. 7 ing considerably toward such an end. ‘he Ger- | award, Such is the way Comptroller Green econ- nearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel. Models of a 4 street.—To let, unturnished, a splendid Third beer" ang eee —¥ ME RI ay / BEVEL TABLES ‘yp | man bands are too fond 0. grand crashes and noise | omizes. ’ Xpy Portion of the human frame. Breathing Mechani- | Farm for sale, The farm lies two miles west of the city, | Floor, allimprovements; rent $30 per month; immedi- Ae ae eee TABLES AND | generally to be classed with those 01 the countries ures, &e. o in prising sf ter —— tore. ° i y SUDP tee Mecechas Namineonan ee Tee kame | Domnded on the vor by the Warten tarpite, x | 22 fordale ovly DIM? datentee: Hs Wecadaas NUS Veer | proche in his urraugements oroaudimusicy catered | THE MAYOR'S MODEL OOMMISSIONEEA. sion Weents seientifle tecture r eae aera nett : : ODEL oS NS RCN TOS CONE Hee We WistOTE _ | Cary street extended, and om the south by James River. BOARDERS WANTED. : TIN ERMR EIGER RGEAE GI bipclg ied 3 OT Tan tide Ui) sie EN en ARD.—PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS.--PIANO, VIO- powahs Leepeeeteactcnepon an 2 fe earth 2.2 Sasa are a —GREAT AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES, WITH INFLUENCE OF MILITARY MUSIC. Ma: Mm Po: rt ite lin, Guitar, Organ, Flute, Harp. Harmouy, Singing; | It contains 145 acres, about 109 cleared and in cultiva- 1 FAMILY OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND + Delaney’s patent wire cushions, indorsed by Gar- The influence of military music on a soldier's naged—One an jadi I ct euing. “4 West Fourteenth sureet. Cirenines iocations table boarders taken Ol eerie ak etcstTable | ior, Ubassy, | bion und others; tables nearly new: lor | mind cannot be overestimated. Who does not | Glory—The Autocrats of New York— JAY WAISON, Musical Director. Hon, and remainder in timber of origmal growth of | Wcation: table | tuy vesant square. Siso'a vatlety ot new Games at reduced prn | kuow the prodigious effect of @ national air| extracts trom the Minutes. iG Seana corameiooe, white and red oak, hickory and Poplar. The soii for the % TO $8 PER WEEK—FURNISHED ROOM, WITH | —————— A ct most 1s a chocolate clay, in good heart, easily im- Board; families accommodated equally low; hot p, Address Win maine and residence, | Med. und’ well sulted. to ie growth of vegetables, | and cold water in rooms. 42 South Washington sousre, | 9 | graimsand hay. The timbered part of the tract, consist third door from Macdougal street, | t about 4! li tt 1 ere = ing of about 45 acres, lies next to ihe canal, and ls under A STREET, 44, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND UNI ces. — W. H, GRIFFITH & CO, 40'V layed by @ military band previous to or pending bert bie NeeveOee:) | Eis engagement. 7 lan eminent, writer pect As day succeeds day, fresh evidences come to DENTISTRY. “Chere ls Do jeeling implanted in man’s nature | light to show the peculiar inaptness and Ine@- and which so veritably deserves the name of in- | SUNDCE 8s & love of music, ‘TO Mae soldier, especial- Stenay Of, se. Mayor © eppoln tgs to) GUl//$0 Fe: ly in time of war, it is grateful beyond measure, | Guirements of their oMce. Among the greatest of rN je.3301 PERA, Me™ )POLITAN A BEAUTIFUL SET, $5, $8, GUM TEETH, $1 single, $1; extracting with gas, 50 cents iver fi! — h granite, pronounced by experts to be of supe- gr ings, 6v cen od Work ut low prices; exainive speci- | | ’ uch ’ 8, Ou cents; good work wi ices; exal pe On his weary march tt takes from his {atigue; in | these scandals is the manner in which the affairs THEATRIC. . rior qualite, and almost unlimited in quantity, and which versity place.—Three Rooms, on parlor floor, nicely . Re- on ae Sut devon foie iees Ween Goa nik | gly ad eon Bed A Ages | abeaia re Does vy BESEAGSWSat "HS | dy cue i auataney my co nis home and It | tne treet Clnning. area were. condncied, How NTIN ut little cost, as it requires but litte, any, excavation z vi . s le i = = ee in the Sonsteaction ot tramways, £e., to them. A deep _ ~ = ambitiun.” ee eniates k Below will be found an extract {rom ear ea STAR LISHMENT, ravine runs through the centre of the timbered land an WAVEKLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— THE YONKERS OUTBAGE, It has been the soldier's companion and aid from | of the meetings of the committee, which will eS along it are never failing springs of good water. she % 7 7 HERALD BUILDING, buildings ‘consist of a brick dwelling, containing seven | LO Fetmuscin, trot oot phitirens alge booms ase a time immemorial. Tbe trumpet and clarion of | clearly show that the affairs of the Bureau were 1 . ingle Rooms, $8; t flty Parti |— | Cwsar’s armies and the flute, drum and cymbal of R BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. Kpecuvely, toesther witha few tata bulldiues ce tactic, { #80 table Board, $45 oer on me bos pi rb rad saris em | the Kgyptians, Arabians and ancient Teutons, | “ran” by elther Messrs. Gardner and Oharlick ac- os, te value.’ The Swelling is situated about 20 yards from 1 TH STREET, 16 WEST, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.— ooking Vonte: y ie even tue rude insiruments of Uriental nations, | cording as they desired to suit thelr own ends, to A LARGE ASSOKTMENT OF the turnpike, and is surroan led bye number of forest Handsomely furnished front Rooms on nd and soner. were all designed for the same end—to inspire the the utter disregard of the other members of the ae < 2 trees, rare shrubbery and flowers, There isa vineyard | third floors to let, with Board; terms moderate; table On Friday evening the police of Yonkers, West- | 80.dier. When our government bestows a share | THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VABIETY CUTS on the property of choice grapes, ® pl hard and | poarders accommodated. y ‘J if of its attention on this benefictal addendum to | Board, who were never notified to attend the com- Many other kinds of truit chester county, succeeded in apprehending James military improvement the results will outweigh | mittee meetings, and never consulted as to what CONSTANTLY ON . Considering. the proximity of this property to the city, 5 ONSTANTLY ON HAND, | us situation. the ciaracter SiMitese Re seen ine SOD ee desea e oom cn? Gat; | Dowuey, aged eighteen, anowuer of the parties phe expense and jrouble. , thuse who attended the | snouid be done. The extracts speak for them- Aa ghy oo eseaaoms 3 oe esirable, not only as a home, but for speculative pur- i | Boston Jubilee two lorget the ss _ PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. | poses.as well It will be fold as a whole, or divided if de- reasonable. an charged with having perpetrated @ criminal | pooittstion endured Aha RE UDERABIILaLiye fast selves, Suffice it to say that the committee, or ATR UNION SQUARE—UAINES BROTHERS WILL | STC See map at my oflice,,. Cries, 88 pet er QF WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH | SSseult on the person Of Ellen Eagan, as reported | can band was heard in presence of those grand | Board, was composed of Messrs, Gardner, Chariick offer their fine assortment of first class Pianofortes 1,014 Main street, Richmond, Va. OD and Sixth avenues.—To let. with Board, at reason- exclusively in the HERALD of Saturday. Downey specimens sent over irom Kurope. The high, ar- 4 Duryee, with the late Henry Smith as a mem- at prices which caunot tail to suit the times. New Pianos | —— ie “Biden able summer prices, handsome furnished Rooms on fully identified by th | tstic traming of the Garde Republicaine Band, of | 92! ryee, 7 to rent and rent applied toward purchase desired. Old | Tr7RGINIA KSTATES FOR SALE, second and fourth floors; good table. was fully identified by the young woman | Pirie “aud velvety soitness of tone of Godfrey's | ber ez oficio. ; Ken in exchange, GrORGE M. DREWRY, Land Broker, 1,014 Main strect, Richimond, Va., has’ under bis charge forsale | 4. WEST FOURTEENTH STREE’ ROSEWOOD PIANO. | ftmerous splendid Fiat: sttatea ou the Stes and aire Mecano etomcoaabls te ike eae ae station the prisoner admitted to Captain Mangin s made 9S8l | 0 rs, with elegant Improvements: and large an ae be let. reasor | Mel use 1 5months, for ma with and Without buildings im almost | Feces required. ua eT, witn | 28 the person who nad added robbery | men, from Loudon, could find no adequate parailel | copy FROM THE MINUTE BOOK OF THR OOMMITTER oor; fine, large, | to the more heinous crime. While at the police | here. Since that tme the progress 1n inilitary ON STREET CLEANING, music has been going on steadily, aud when the AvGUsrT 9, 1873.—At a meeting of the committee substitute nuisance is abolished more rapid im- | on Street Cleaning held this day (present, Hugh ry ebrated mak uily guarnnteed, including stool, Cover; Parlor, ‘Chamber, Diging Fur: | Svery gestion of the Sete. aes Porgy - that he had first ontraged and then robbed the | proyement may be expected. Gardner, Commissioner), the following proceed. Wemibheneackear Ce | a | 09 Meme Varnishes Rooms tice wie Boards | Complainant of her pocketbook, and when ar- | BRASS BaxDs VIEWED #ROM vanious sraxDroners, | ings were had’ : ao ee = REAL ESTAYT CHANGE. boarders tor the 3 ity Court Si ° » Of No. 164 Christopher [a et ESTATE TO {XCHANGE transient or table boaraers tor the suumer. raigned in the City Court Saturday morning he | nunuraus of citizens, glad to yet eWay from the | ,Hewwlved, That Thomas, Moore, of No. 164 Cbstatgpher pleaded guilty to the charges of outrage and high- four round Decker & Bros. Pianotorie ata aactitice, | J)XCHANGE—FPOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, 300 ee a way robbery. Downey, whose parents reside in arichly carved ood case Tit octave Fiano, paviny re Farm In New Jersey, 140 acres clear, balance | ]5Q West, TWENTY-FIRST <TREET. BE! al Nr ot dust and turmoil of the city to that beautiful sum- | ward, in place of Philip Fatley, hereby removed. provements, full agrafle, overstrung. &c., cost ait | timber; good buildings; running stream; fruit, & A | 8 mer retreat to least on sweet strains and & pocket- ‘Adjourned. Sixth and Seventh avennes.—A smal ; 1 A 0,09 iS han they require, less fellow, a has just been | Jul Of peanuts, candies or oranges. When a visit. 0; Stool, Cover. N. Bhus box torshipping. Call | $20,000, tree and clear; timber alone worth $10,0%. fare Hopson second Hoot, to two gedtiemen and thelr | YORKErS, ts a worthless fellow, an cD | ing regiment ‘ts to be received,-or the Governor | _ AUGUST 12, 1873.—At a meeting of the committee, at private residence 210 West 2ist street. D. F. CURLEY, 12 Centre street. wives, with or without Board. ail modern conveniences; digenarged from the Alban Penitentiary. He wea | A od run down to the city to inspect his boys Bagh Garavier oniy Commissioner present, the fol- BEACTIFUL 7 OCTAVE PIANO—ALL MUDERN OR EXCHANGE—THE MOST POPULAR AND | Teferencesgivenand required, |: tly Committed for the action o! ‘al + | Jrom the armories, the brass band 13 the cynosure of | lowing proceedia: 3 Fi ofmprovements, re Stool, toe $i, at residence | a best eatabilshed Hotel and arroee i= the sity, @ ip FAST BROADWAY.—GOOD BOARD AT MOD te a hee ther wetter pre all eyes, the delight of the girls and the envy of smal, an in; oe a bere of previous meeting was yt Bt! . a 3 edrooms, furn ed ant joing eplene usiness, to @x- - s by 6] Dset le acne ada h in Liah tb Rs Til | change for Real Esta‘e in New York, Beookiyn or Jerse’ 202 Grate trices, for ladies and wentlewten; Hall Subjected to the most fevoltiu + Le ph ari tus cosa le mmente Bane an, Gitte mee |e : treatment beiore | Guards” or the ‘“Veatiemen’s Sons” on their wa: Ki No. sh Fifth MAGNIFIOSNY BisRWOOD 7 OOTAYR FIANO, | Citz; owner enraged in other business and cannotal- | Dedroom just yicetee_ =~ ltimutely escaping trom the clutcnes 0. her mer. | to shoot the traditional has without the inspir. | ance ann ts hereby appointed foreiaan ot the Fir. im Derfect order. le used; also Carpet ana good J. J. MALONE, Store agency, 121 Nassau street. 306 WEST FOURTEENTH | STREET, NEAR | ciless assailants. Still safferiug irom the effects ing strains of the horn blowers? Not even the son | teenth ward, in place of John itiley, hereby removed. ” ¥ ‘fice ; 5 come. Vest | Ronse fice; dealers not come. 456 West Eighth avenue.—Rooms, with Board, for gentle. | of @ sunstroxe, which she received a lew years | of sunny AJrica, who bears aloft the target or tucks Adjourned, eee Serene ok es = , WANTED. | men aud their wifes or single gentlemen, permanent or | ago, the girl’s intellect is by no means Clear, | ynder his arm the mysterious bucket, could gt on] A CHICKERING, STRINWAY CeRicut axp | RAL ESTATE WANTED. Hanslent: jargo Koom, with alcove, on second oor; at | and’ the stupelying beverages with Which she | day's enjoyment to these chludren o1'Mars were it | dave’ Corder sresoane The folog ee trea + square Pianos and Organs on instalments and for PANTED—SMALL BRICK HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, | ™™SE! ae ————- | Was plied by Fitzpatrick and Featherston, | not for the brass band. When at the picnic, where | acted rent. 8,_X, BALL & CO., 18 ast Fourteenth street | T.~A GOOD | the chiei criminais in the case, easily superin- | fair women and brave men dine of the ading of minutes was dispensed with. sized front Room to let, with Board; also other | duced a state of semi-Unconsciousness which reu- | grass, and jager beer and ham sandwiches appease Tae Tole wine resolutions te adopted :. ya. val "WAYLAND & MAR, 168 Fult NY. ins, in a private house, for gentleman and wife or | dered her almost completely powerless, In this the raging appetite, where squailing children Resolved, ThatJohn Batterbury, of No. 43 Broad street, C6. AYMAR, 163 Fulton street, N.Y.) single gentlemen; summer’ prices. eT he ee OR i oo get Into all vorts of scrapes and gentiemen with be and Is hereby appointed foreilian of the First ward. =< ee = " BRET.- ready named had, under ferent circumstances, | died mustaches and craped hats endeavor to ex- Resol That is Dowd, toreman of the Fifth 8) E , solved, That nis Dowd, tor | TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. | 397 VO vintemaurand wilt of singe motiemen, | Rratilled their diabolical desires; and those | piam to the unwary the whereabouts Ol the Itttie | waracbe and ls hereie removed to $20,000); must be a bargain; will pay alleash. Princi- wih fo $400, in good nelgnborhond. one $1200) | O1(y wast THIRTY.FIFTH ‘ Rooms, LADY WILDL SELL A STEINWAY & SONS’ ROSE- Wood cabinet grand Pianolyrte, overstrung bass, | agraffe throughout, cost $990, for less than half; nearly new. 25 Third street, near Bowery. N EXCELLENT PIANO, USED BUT A SHORT | mo ccc cce nm rrerrrre ew vewerrvererw | oo ene 4 wretches, having iniormed their acquaintances of | Resolved, That ratrck Mallin, foreman of the First AM wines 74" ccuver lagrate ‘rebie; carved lees in BESNET? BUILDING. Neaerads friee het ROGUE tt all conveniences, at & | Ter helpiéas stave aud of theit Naving abaudoned | ioxerne cee GUArdION Angele ed pane ea | ward: be aud ts hereby transferred to the Fh ward. fect order; Guaraatced; will be sold low, for cash. Spr 7d ial as ——_— heron @ lonely road, several o1 them proceeded | d th xt i Resolved, That James Gardner, foreman of the Sixth Firth street, Jersey City. GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS, 1.565 BBPADMAY, BETWEEN FORTY-NIVTH | to the spot, and, after carrying their victim to a1 | Saymont or x Fourtn Ward BCUIptOr Offere ty aoe | ward, be ad is hereby tranaterréd to the Second ward, SACRIFICE 'vOR CASH. ON INSTALMENTS OR | WITH A VIEW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS | 4;+)00 Peg Eg oe a ee RO Yacunt house, Kept her there until four o'clock | Beta on chem. ba ee ea Te sree wanperie to the Mixth ware” p Tent, beawtital rosewood full seven octave Piano- — ¥ y ‘| on the following morntug, subjecting her during THE PLAGUE ranted FOR THE PEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING UNLET | bath, gas, &c.; first class table, all that ume to treatment of the most shocking | But there 18 one feature of tue brase oad hich | | Adjourned, forte and sivol; patent agratte, &c. ; GOLDSMIT A) 6B rig jeecker street, near Bows —— y —! M committee this ita a B33 ETT BU! RS. M. B. SUMNER, character, The police authorities are working | pelongs to the genu AUGUST 22, 1873.—Meeting oO! t J P. HALE WILL MAKE 1.000 BETTER PIANO. mae pe inet > re igre are M cnialene Mapaatnae, East Thirty-Afth sereek i cllae ‘be whee at fea iliac | bes Wad ponte Ga i Gewyeeve bands, theh COMMS ak Nok ates Rite aa tone: bg nal ore does . fi for cash, than any other house | . | BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MA‘ ‘001 Suinmer prices, for y parties, their efforts being stimulated by the | from Mecklenburg: -C ( bem try. Gaitea ‘im. Thuriy-ith street and Tenth ave nue. single gentlemen. Arrangements can now be made for Khowied e that a few notorious rowdies nave ais- | may be seen on. ine of ous ‘priacipal thorough peeps Ee ree enue. oe - is 2 = | OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY LOW RENTS, the winter, with or without private table. appeared from Yonkers witin the past forty-eight | ¢, ; - - » mation bse 4 fares, eacied armed with a horn. They throw uy Rast Thir- pate detee Eu. Sos wattaTE MESL | 70 TSSURANCE AND maviEINa oFrtcEs 1 YOW | ~ “ROAD AND LODGING WANTED, |" _——___ Hous, counting ‘hart ana innag: sat | Benes eeeges ait ener Sond tape for a catalogue. OR WATERS & SON, 481 Broadway, | PRESENTEU AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE OPPor. (A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE 4 NICELY THE MYSTERY OF OHASE'3 OHUROH. their siege artullery—dilapidated instruments, with | DRM ved Feet yevsth Madden, Inspector of Dumps at wo 2 Nak de earned Balen cle A Ee a sie err furnished Room, with Board for lady; pease 2 ponerse Weather-beaten tubes, on which, to judge trom ap- | Seventeenth street, be and is hereby removed. 'ATERS’ CELEBRATED CONCERTO ORGANS Can. | TUNITY TO SECURE BLIGIBLE OFFICES ON MOST | jrsuited. Address, with terms, JOHN MACPHEBSON, Last week we publisned in the HERALD a brief ices, they occasionally sit’ down—and open ‘Adjourned, hot be beaten as to tone and beauty. We defy com- | PAVORABLE TERMS. ~ lal Clinton place. +—_—— | account of the finding of two headless bodies on | fire. The instruments are never in tune, and there | AvgusT 27, 1873.—Meeting of committee thie tition. Catalogues mailed. Agents wanted C4 HORACH WATERS & SON, 41 f |, NEAR BOWERY. —, DY | the site iatel; 4s an Independent style of playing indu in by te, Hugh Gardner on mmissioner present, 2D STREET, N Y.—A YOUNG LA © site invely used os the armory of the Eleventa | the individual members of this bend shat produces | See igh ea eee taco i iwhed Room, with Be on the wewn ado, trom Twentieth to Fortieth street? regiment, at the corner of Delancey apd Chrystie | jrightgut resuits. Among the numerous causes ad-| gescived, That Daniel E, Dowling, of No. 163 Rast =: = ee Streets. A church, kuown as ‘Chase's church,” | Guéed for the prevalence of hydrophobia tnisshouid | prosdway, be and hereby is appointed ioremaa THE ABOVE BUIUDIN COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, S & | LUN 5 i Not be lightly passed over. ‘The laws of the State ‘ See ee teet nd tea segue hig saneeeneor BROOKLYN BOARD. | formerly occupied the ground, the corner stone of | Rot De NeOuy Dassen over. The law ce of | “Nenolved, That Thomas Hays, foreman Seventh ward, mer months tor $6 ber ‘month, fiz’ went Twenty - TWO BLEVATORS, 72 DE Ale CaS rE BROOKLYN. =A ry he which was lald in 1819, Here, also, the Millerites sae e a big Wag yea be Bhi & day’s span. | be and is hereby removed. seventh street, or at pupils’ resi: for $6 per month. — n A lout Board, 10 " | prepared for their ascension; and now the mys- he body of tone is feel and uncertain in tne Adjourned. —— ——— = re ~ ‘LL MODERN [ ily, for @ fle gentle Jall ‘on or ad ‘ * LTO.—AN ALTO, LATELY ARRIVED, DESIRES AN a Meme Sift note, Wee eee tery of Chase's church has bronght all sorts of | MOrming, owing \o the want of breakfast aad con- | Avuvsr 29, 1678,—Meeting this date, Charlice a - absence of It 4 —= | stories from correspondents and old residents, cunrge irom ip iagde bout poate Chuieree oo Ms hic mere hires bd lg ‘ POSTS ae. ss .. | goany of which are full of interest. One writer | biow @-waltz a general stampede sometimes takes Resolved, That Frank McDonnell, of No. 417 West AISON PARISIENNE, 33 AND 40 EAST LETH | says:—“These men were, doubtiess, murdered, as place in that neighborhood, alarmin: policemen Sixty-second street, be and is hereby appointed In- a engagetent in a Froted at cathedral or church INQUIRE OF nis 8 thorou 10 ge of mm an rat class testi- monlais as to character and musical abliiees. will also HOMER MORGAN, "i HOTELS. Heamons 1u vealary can be arranged on having nines ar Pe interview. MT, Herald offices do. 2Ptne srrenr | A 9 and causing a cry of “Fire!” to be ri Mm the | apector ‘foot of Thirty-seventh an —— haat we nb ™ treet, between University place and Broadway.— biliments of the grave wi found it hex f Saar eae cee VERY RARE Ca. ry EZ TO Let. | Ei e tiemen, | 20 ha 4 ere one ter they may be known by their huge mufilers, ‘iver. CARD —FIANO, ORGAN, VIOLIN, GUITAR, SING- suitable tors anmiple room et ‘very low rent | at mmmer sting table wie te ee oe nea them, no portions of @ cof, ola country mittens and cowhide boots, and in | | Resolved, That Patrick Burke, Inspector of Dumps at Day and evening. ud West Fourteenth streets Ghreuiars | Tesponmible parties Apply at SULOMONS segar store, | —————— Peat. may ‘when the church’ was tar | guramer tuelr homespun sults and greasy ‘hats | foot of Thirty-seventh street, Nori Miver, nalied tree, Address J. JAY WATSON, Director, corner Broadway and it into a riding nd afterwards when @ttract attention. But before tne bellow of | hereby removed, = bs = hg ean {OR LIGHT MANU TRING PURPOSE,—To LET, | <4, Millerites used it. very funny when the | their Ros? Modoc yell of the milkman or the | Adjourned. f’ Street ol THE LECTURE SEASO ra NOD Teer lone arately, one Floor, 78 feet iongs two | iaimiiies, sy young men let flock of pigeons there | cadenza of ghe Mish vender become dulcet strains. | At a meeting of the Committee of Street Clean- Se rr ROR RIOR OT ATOR AR ARE Ot 2 Tanne eet lone each : splendid lig! fall round; also | mien which the worshippers goustrued into a boly | Alderman Would earn the thanks of the | ing, held September a aa Broseagi Commis- SPECIAL LECTURES EVERY NIGHT aT Etcur | {fomin Fone, 1 be creed, ak, varies it CARDS CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTERS, LAW | sign and hastily vegan & ths th mselves for | communit, by opesiag 8 new pound for the espe- | sioner Gardner—the following proceedings were — ni o! o'clock at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 oe Houston and Bleecker streets Jorms, Biils of tading, ang every ‘kind of Job, Com: enna LAW 1 v This con, toh at length | cial dene thgse ering hornists. ‘“oitin | had:— Broadway, betw CARO, LucuLans. BILL neaDs, PosteaS aw | Merci ahd Theairical Hthiuny" Reatins cheaply and | gow the DrULerestn apectistaes, Whe commenced | setiliy sight! whens Souris sive st. | . Beading of minnten of previous meetings was aa ss forms, Bills of Lading. and every kind of Job, Com. | RiOwmbty done at the METKOP to tear down and dig up Jor the purpose of erect- | street corner they are alm a to uncon | dispensed wi Pe WAS aurea) Reining eaty, cheaply, and | (gliy-given on application, nt Y8Y" ios cheer- | tng tenement houses oh the site, In making the | sclonsness, when an unexpécted blast {rom one of Resolved, That Johp 7: McLaughlin be, and is hereby HOUSE AND | FABLISAMINT, No° 21s Broadwow. Estimates cheer: | weawicon vou Sua, 1" z. | Cxcavations some graves were desecrated, gud @ | those horng meets them at s¥ort range, Some: | appointed lnanesits mie he anda hereby removed losed from Wednesday, | fully given on application, ' ABISON SQUARE HOUSE, CORN ENTY. | riot was imminent, growing out of this violation | thing should be done to remove this piagte A rector of Dummpe at Laight street. Clomne atvention of the | ——-————__— first street and sroadway.—Cool Room, aatly | of the sanctity of the One young girl, with | Vigilance committee woula now be ig order,':. —_|_ 88 Inspec! Nt. istol in hand, declared ‘she would blow out an: OUR CRACK BANDS. Adjourned. Inquire of 8. B. : ——— m8. | Tan's. brains who would pus @ spade into tne | The Place of honor is due to the magnificent or- | Ae None Ale Nag ned of utreet Cleanin ‘ LD aa ae eB ADLER, 198 stanton street. EW ENGLAND HOTEL, 3 BOWERY, CORNER | ground.’ The mob sympathized with this senti- | ganization of P. 8, Glimore, Who has brought up | held i pepemper | ;, 1873, presont Commissioner —_ = QTEAM POWRE.=¥0 LET, RObus, Lange AND N*Bayarasirevt—-an tant Roos were tumioned, | trent, and the sacrilege as prevented. roe city | the band of the Twenty-secoud regiment to a very | Gardner,.§he (monte proceulngs wore ad |, QUEEN'S HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN SS) 1, with steady poWer; welt hantod nes ores dc. or Gc. per night, $2to $3 per week; for gemtiemen | then bought four lots, and school No. 20 now | prominent position tn this country. It is the latest Reading oF iu previous meeting was This well knows Gre class hotel. naving recently ted with steam. JOHN MeL ARKIN, % only: stands here. This was dark and bloody grouna | Sad most hopeful effort towards making military tice as Und JOAL YARD.—THE YARD 3% DELANCEY BIRER? rnighed superior table: one of the cheapest ver can visitoPs be admivied be- We or, lente, all, complete; orice cuy shake? na Th the city. Call and see Ase MA ghaneee ‘oprietors, will now ve tound one ‘Third and Grand streets, Hoboken, N. J. | ——— SS == | during the Kevolution, and these headiess bodies | music in this city worthy of American tame, sixty: Resolved, That Johrt O'Connor be and is hereby ap- Bat oe reneeeregy wanes, ating situate lowe Se aoe Raannre iar | COUNTRY Boann. ~_. | might'be tories, emissaries or henchmen of the | nine members of this band paraded at ihe last vance Inspectar Suet Mclauatith be aes ts hereby ne to American tourists arriving ‘byte | So. with or without Fower, at i8and 2) Pell street; rent | ACCOMMODATION FIL«T Clasy at WAwARoN. | fAl.or Delancey, this place Velng & part oF his | greae occasion or Diayiag, and “gorgeoumens of | removed ab Inspector of Dumps at Laight sircet | ee eee cee mse | sot pia tie creat: dares, ley Roune, See eRe, ne Wwe untiorm.’ 1° the only» bande in tulw county |” Agjourned. Saiincieve SeerROOTION. — | Pocaamaaen eam aap ass wepent Uy. | oe b aSuLLY, Bicone 1s suse. ies Sadana PRGA Cad peocee weKOPNONES, a8, BGsomeea | ing held on September ia, 1815 preseat Sousa. A’ St DOLBEAms. COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1,10 | Tent ow. TApDIY ag 447 Went iTwenty-aixth | atreet, mero es se The authorities at Sing Sing Prison are stil} anx- | the most eminent soloiste—take Arbuckle 3 Gardner, the following proceedings were road wi main mn day and evening allsim. | T MORRISTOWN, N. J.—~GRANDVIEW Boust, jously looking for the convict James Williamson, | Lefebre as examples—we can boast of. ir. tis ie weed oF bookkeeping Will be re- 10 LET—UPPER PART OF HOUSE NO. 24 BOW delightfully situated Gilmore hes dove much since he organized Reading the minutes of previous meeting dis- on the Watnong Monntatn, ery ; sul le for photograph or any other light busi- | minutes’ drive from depot; loc. ul d tor has been missing from that institution since it needy Four cheap. Inquire ta tes snore, * purity of atuosphere, ploturesaue drives and ail the | W700 has id this band, and it is likely that he will yet make It | pensed with. ” 4 ly | last Wednesday evening. As Warden Hubbell is | the “Tnomas’”’ military band of New York. The Resolved, That Joseph Madden be and is hereby ap- i T°, RENT—CH! , FOUR STORY PACKING fyces, ata Finn of eountry livian exoe comer an ad of UA benef that Det Coes! we till crompaied bet ane elven ne less than. Cade erm tnore tnved Inspector of Dumps at Fitth street and Bast = 25x10, wi lars ition ; 100 feet os on the prison grounds, the guards have be 4 season. wide; complete oners tno Rowan Stones, Doles tanks, FLW BOARDERS CAN BE VERY NICELY AC: | at prvdts peees Guy. and nij +, ce his disappest: } seems to we Rtowee of strength, and his eforts in Resolved, aes William Forend, Tnepecten st genre a horeby WANTED TO PURCHASE, AR tated | at Fifth street and Kast Ri a = - 7 ooneen ‘oolers, elevator; periect ord moat new; possession commodated with pleasant Rooms and good Board, I ily th however, that | the direction of good music have been apprect ver, TANTED—A COPPER COIL; PERSONS HAVING | {1 r — 000d 108 5 t Snce, It is generally thought, * | of good m ved. ‘one will please address CHEMIST, ibox Lov ost | Sa proaeen iad vith agate © Mriotophier, | Harem Hallroud, "Address NELSON MAB fs nourretee | Williamson, who is Known to ‘ve an excellent | in the roe i i] 118. office, Satine size, loagth, diameter and price, | Oe Go SAT Foot ution, New Yorke Corner Christopher, | rrapiee ad' lernew wareroomo, Lit Chambers sweet | SWUMIEr, escaped by taking to the Hudvon Kiver, | 1m 1850 Dodworth’s band conslated of ten brass | Adjournea, mer, Atew Rs Seen teousblip ae nepvenenes iN’ Re sntealy Sie o' will be entirely rem vs prepared practically tor business ne moves -