The New York Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1874, Page 11

DIPHTHERIA. Causes of the Epidemic, A meeting of tne Medica! Board of the Eastern Dispensary was hela at the Dispensary Building, corner of Grand and Essex streets, at noon, of @ President, read a paper on “Diseases of the Upper Air Passages,” at the conclusion of which he re, ferred to the alarming increase of diphtheria in Thursday, the 19tn inst. Dr. R. J. O'Sullivan, this city, and among other things saia:— “The reports of the Registrar of Vital Statistics show an immense increase in this disease (diph- theria), while the sanitary condition of the city, comparatively speaking, has been in some respects better than for some years past. Tne press has been loud in its demands for some satisfactory ex- planation of the increase of this di 8 also that of infantile mortality; but nothing satisfac- tory has been obtained either trom the Geaith Board or our medical associations as to the predisposing cause of the teariul increase ,of this disease, Much of it can now be traced, be. yond dispute or contradiction, to the unsanitary condition of our public school nouses, It 1a now a matter of record that this and other contagious Gisenges incidental to scuool lie have been in- creased owing to this cause,” br, U’Sullivan was not avie ‘to state how many, _ a » public school children have actually died of nsheria, but he msisted that many of tue public | houses were over crowded; that basement school rooms, deprived of sunshine und proper eantlistion, were not suitable lor the purposes to they were put, and he was fearful that when the mL Ory, education law 1s enforced matters ill become Worse, rather than better. With Tour or five boundred small children collected trom over-heated rooms in tenement houses, apd Otten clothed in rags, crowded together in one Foom for two or three hours, the chances ior con- tagious diseases ; teal themselves mast be greatly increase This 1s a matter of deep importance to the pub- Iie, and the Medical Board of the Lastern Diapen- Bary has decided to devote its next session, to be held at eleven o'clock A. M. on the 10th o1 becem- ber, to the discussion of diputneria, Dr. Brecks Das been requested to read & paper on this topic. owing in contact with the masses of the poor— 88 the physicians of this dispensary do—they have opportunities for the study of all contagious ages, There is much more diphtheria ia th city than the public is aware of, since many physicians do hot report its appearance, unless they apprehend a fatal termination. ‘there are physicians who regard this practice of sprinkling he streets after cold weatuer has set in as‘per- Biclous in the extreme. The roadway remains moist and damp all day, causing the air to ve ebilly and filling it with the products of decay. ‘This condition of things must tend to develop diseases of the air passages and may be @ predis- posing cause of dipitheria, In our present state Of knowleage reguraing this mysterious and latal Giszase the physicians and the public health ofl- cers should work together jor the purpose of se- curmg the best ig vat conditions possible, FULLER WALKE! Secretary of the Medical Board, How the Dis: May Be Prevented. To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— As our city and vicinity have been visited of lave by this most malignant and incurable type of disease, diphtheria, { believe it a duty to give my views of its prevention, hoping that mucb good will come therefrom. As the winter and spring advance its force and terror are in nowise abated, gnd the warmth and ill ventilation of our houses mereas ratler than diminisn its development. The trst step to be taken 1s cleanliness. To secure this take up the carpets throughout the house twice @ year, in the spring and in the fall, and cleansé them thoroughly. Therein lies the germ of more dise than 1s supposed, Throw copperas into the sinks and closets, admit all the sunlight possible into the diferent rooms, open the shutvers and windows, let in all the pure air jor wt least fliceen minutes every day, and, last of all, procure a smail vial, with @ fair sized mouth, Mil it with carbolic acid, leave it uncorked, place it beyoud the reach of children, and you will have tittle to apprehend from this trouble. it must be borne in mind that the germs of this disease are developed in the houses, breathed into the lungs and 80 poison the blood, by which process the atmosphi ‘of @ house becomes infecuous and its inmates lable to ita PSlaw York Univensiry, Bids A TYPHOON OF THE PAST. Extract trom a Private Journal. UNITRD Staves FRIGATE ey Uct. 81, 186 Only a thousand miles from the haven where we Would be, and all bright and hopeiul, for whst isa thousand miles to those who have floated so many since we leit the capes of tne Uhesapeake more than three monthe ago? The word ‘float’ isthe very one, for, except the westwardly gales Oif the Cape of Good Hope, which are in more senses than one de rigueur, we have truly sailed @pona summer sea. Alas! however, for those who go down to the sea, especially the China sea, im ships! Tne typhoon season, as we thought, was over, for we are on the edge of Novem- ber, when, unless exceptionally, the books gay they are not, Last pignt at sunset Iwas walking, asis my custom of an afternoon, with the captain on the poop. lt was warm, bus Rot oppressively 80, and the sun went down in heavy banks of rather rose-tinted cloudspa heavy swell setting from the southward. The midsnip- man on duty reported @ sudden fall of the barom- erter—may Toricelli, or whoever it was who in- vented those inches of mercury, be forever blessed—had suddenly iallen from 30 to 29.78, and not long afterwards to 20,13—29.45 is typhoon Paoge. The royal yards and other light spars were sent down, and the shot, which in good ‘Weuther ostentatiously strewed the deck, went to Jom _their companions below. fo other enange, that I am aware of, was made pee the nignt, which, bowever, was an and watchiul one.’ This morning there Was a trong,rather angry breeze, but nothing ificant iu the weather fill avout eleven A. M., when the barometer made another great tall, the wind, witn rain, blowing 4 mo- ment to'moment the war of elements in- ereaged. ‘then began a series of precautions, rapidiy but ‘deliberately made, which pisiniy snowed what was expectea and feared. Snot @nd anchors housed, fg) closed and at last, what ie rarely done in @ frigate, tne main deck | dattened down in darkness. The trysail, the only sail set when the fury of the tempest bruke, was blown to pieces, and the bolt rope, witich was showo to me the next day as @ cartoniey. wan twisted by the force of the inte tight and hard knots. The sea was k iY down by the torce of the wind, aud thu which during both night and day was inces: ant? Was almost inaudible in the superior noise of the elements below. ‘The sailors coula not be got aloit, thoayh the officers were willing to lead them. Men were knocked dowa by the torce of the wind rushing through the spar deck aed oy and the officers had to crawl under the gans to 0 a Ap ole part oi the ship to another, Thee Ps mee pedis force, was kept steadily: ve work, though severely tried, never gave way oi paused tor @ moment. Here, too, was the danger, ior had the masts gone, and (than Kentucky ale hemp) they were always 4 Ganger, #1 the screw Was in motion, it woula have been iouled and torn out the stern of the ship. 8 rd and ali the early night did the Engineer- hiei stand with his hands on that part of rt machine Which stops its motion, ready, without orders, 1 ot it the instant he saw the masts B& Be seven and ten at night, having ted more than twelve hours, it was at tne worst. "tne captain has toid me since he had no of saving the masts, and with the masts x Song the oe Bedtime brought no consolatio: a that had no duty, if they lept, slept fr haustion, About midnight $ came the giad news that the mercury had made a itenting: jump upwards and the storm was aking, and presently the moon shone out, look- down ep an almost wreck: In her strength and beauty, and an ex. jausted crew, And so ended my duy and night of typhoon, and may [ never see Or feel another. ‘OONGRESS AND THE HARD MONEY PROBLEM. NOVEMBER 26, 1874, To vue Epiron or THE HERALD:— ‘The friends of good government throughout the country are indebted to the New Yorx Hexatp for ita timely exposure of the dangerous heresy entertained by General Grant in regard to the third term, They are again indebted to the HERALD for a suggestion of immense importance, and one which, if adopted by Congress, can soarcely 1ail to confer incalculable benefit on the whole people, I allude to the proposition made in the article on “The Financial Question in the Coming Session” in your edition of the 234 inet. Your plan is the soundest, sasest and sim- lest L have yet seen proposed in connection with this supject. 1¢ is contraction, but contraction Withoat its sting—in fact, contraction in its most attractive shape. It is a measure by yay should not only be sj ot change ® security Rolders could sryaye Oe Darrow raat | for it 18 § notorious there are alwass parties willing to, lend on vittesd States oonds, aaa & panic, when coer, Dae) lend on hornin ise, Besides, your m if dandant curre te pretty certain to engender when Wal street shall e become assured that no steps looking to an early resumption of specie payments are likely. to be taken. The more | consider your plan the betver I become sat- isded that, in the absence of a more complete ar- rangement, we might manage tor a while with that alove. I sincerely hope General Grant's ad- Visers will have the wisdoin to see the Importance of the measure and to secare the passuge through Congress, immediately upon the opening Of the seasion, of an act embodying it. 11 would not in any wise inter‘ere with, but wonld prepare the way for apy more complete act which might be passea later in the session, provided there should be any disposition evinced to do anything atallin chis direction. Yours, var joy ey THE ALASKA SETTLEMENTS. Return of the Icelandic Colonial Com- mission from Our Arctic Province—The Island of Kodiak. {From the Saa Francisco Bulletia, Nov, 18.) Mr. Oloffson, of the Icelandic Colonial Commis- sion, consisting of the Olofyon Brothers ana Mr. Bjorson, arrived here at four o’clock yesterday afternoon, from the coast of Alaska, in the United States steamer Portsmouth. The steamer sailed from were on the 16th of last September, for the special purpose of cruising along the Alaska coast, to afford the Commission opportunities for inguir- ing into the attraciions of that cold conntry. The Commission undertook the work in the interest Of the Icelanders who emigrated to the vicinity of Milwaukee, Wis, aud tear the citmate uncon- genial. ‘Ine cruise was interesting in many respects, On the morning of the s4th o: October the steamer entered Vook’a Inlet under a clear, cold sky. Toe mountains on every side were covered wita snow, and the majestic volcano lilimna was in active operstion, Arun of sixty miles through the inlet, iu lautude 60 deg. 21 min., and the anchor was cast at St. Nicholas, The Commissioners jelt the ship and explored the surrounding country for miles in nen direction, ‘The result was unsatia jactory. ng northwest wind prevailed, and there ere Occastonal heavy falls of snow. The land was barren and marshy. The Kainai In- dians, of which there were two settlements, were the only inhabitants, and how they continued to live was @ mystery. ‘hey were slovenly ana dirty. The colonists left the island with de- pressed hopes. On the 22d of October sail was made for the island of Kodiak, 200 miles down the coast, and they made that port on the 2itn, Save an unusual stress of weather, that caused the Portsmouth to lay o during the first n'ght out from bt. Nicholas, the trip down the coast Was uneventful. The landing was made at St. Paul, and within two hours the Commissioners were satisfied that they had ar- rived in a desirable land. Continued exploration added tothe strength of their first impressions. Un every hand were immense tracks oi pasture lands. “The air was genial, and the natives aseured the explorers that the climate was o/ an even temperature during the year, ‘The ba; swarmed With codfish, and the many brooks an miniatare lakes of the isiand were alive with trou! salmon and @ mongrel fish called the hawk-bi salmon. Game is abundant upon the island. Ducks and geese are 80 plentiful that they might be kilied With aclub almost, and tne tarmigan or Arctic goose come to the brooks in clouds. Elk are plentiful on the near mainiand. Several fur agen- cies are estaplished on the island, and the bears, foxes, otters and white ermines are hunted mer- cilesaly by the natives aud employés of the agen- cies, A Very large income is delived irom this industry, and as tne several agencies have nither- to enjoyed a complete monopoly et the trade the companies are averse to the settlement of the island by the Icelanders. The native indians, of which there are two wibes, however, welcomed the Commissioners, aud seemed pleased at the idea of the colonization of the country. Ihe Aleuts have really the best ciate to the island, having occupied 1t for centa- The Koyukuns, who divide the right of the land with the Aleuts, differ irom them very ma‘erially 1D point of appearance aud personal habits. Tne Koyukuns are low of stature and heavy set. In cumplexion they are o/ the true copper color, and they have the broad, flat tace,and prominent cheek- bones of the ave North American Indian. They originated in Sitka, but the Russians drove them irom there ages ago. They are not so intel- ligemt nor so cleanly as their neighbors, the Aleuts; but, like tnem, they live almost en- trely upon the fish of the bay and brooks. Both tribes hunt the fur seal early in the spring, and the rest of the year they live in idleness. So fae- cinated were the Commissioners with the country that they immediately resolved to suspend pros- pectin and make arrangements to colonize odiak. One of the brothers Uloffson and Mr. Byorson resoived to remain upon the island pena- ing she arrival of their iriends, and the other Mr. Oloftson peraraed with the Portsmouth and ar- rived last nig! The micosen is @ list of officers of the Ports- mouth :—Commander, J. ¥. Skerrett; Lieutenant Commander and Executive Omicer, Lewis Clark; Lieutenant J. E, Nole, Navigator; Lieutenants, F. 3, Drake and £. K. Moore; Maste F. H. De! Deibae and H, F, Flickbopm ; 8, F. Crosby and ae P. Jouett; cones nN Whitehouse; Doc- 2, W. H. Jones, N. M. Fenever; Second Lieuten- gat’ M. a1 F. Bates: Hee tain’s Clerk, D. M. Granam; ‘master’s Clerk, David Movate: Boatswain, joba senna 3! Gunner, Samuel Cross; Carpenter, Sailmaker, Jonn Martin. MURDEZED BY OHINAMEY. A Friendless Old Man Cruelly Despatched for a Trifling Sam. [From the San Francisco Bulletin—Noy. 23) A shocking murder was discovered y morning in San Mateo county, at a point between Schoolhouse station and the Twelve-mile station on the San Juse railroad, on the ranch of Owen McManus, The victim wasan old Irisnman who had been employed for several years by the italian garaeners in the locality, and who was known by no other name than Johnny. He was baatesae! demented and always refused to occupy bed, being accustomed to sleep on the hay in a Sua barn on Mr. McManus’ premisea. Yesterday Morning his body was Seroxered lying bear bis usual p.ace of repose, tr pped of clothing and terribly mutilated yu ting. His death was immediately caused by cutting his throat, ail the large blood yeasels of the neck and windpipe being severed, and from the tact of a long-bladed sheath knife being found in one of his hands it was first suppusea that he had committed suicide. This theory was abandoned, however, on the cir- cumstance appearing that his clothing had been carried away, and several severe wounus about bis arms and legs showed that he bad been at- tacked while lying down, and bad attempted to shield himself irom tne deadly thrusts of tue assas- sin. It was also ascertained that the deceased had Dever possessed such a knile as the one discovered, and it was quite evident that the weapon had been placed in his hand alter death by the murder, to give the supposition that ne had accomplished his own end. ter in the pantaioons belonging to the deceased were found by the Faliroad track, nearly @ mile from the scene of nis dei the pockets being cut out. Inquires immediately set asioot ior some clew to the probable perpetrator of this atrocious crime, When it soon transpired that a Dumber of Chinamen who had Leen employed in the gardens with deceased were missing. it ap- ated that ‘‘Jonony,’ he was called, had care- uy hoarded his small earnings, and was pos- sessed of one or two $20 pieces, which he was accustomed to exhibit ostentatiously in his imple manner, and the object of his taking off was, there- 1 Oificers were sent in pur- i the suspected murderers, who were say posed to have made their way back to this city and gained the obscurity of the Chinese quarter; but Up to last accounts no arrest had been effected. ‘The deceased 1s not known to have any relatives in the country, and little or nothing had been learned by any person concerning his history. CE wis, Se MROUGH UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, WE © obliged to postpone the bail of the Finy seventh Sabbath f¢.1091, in Terrace Garden, from the 5th ofthis month to the 20th inst, ss TH COMMITTEE. TICKETS, CIRCULARS. INVITATIONS, POSTERS and ail necessary Printing for rtles, in the beat style and at PRINTING PoraBLisHME J, SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. —CLaSsEa +, Ai Masonic Hall, 114 East Thirteenth 'gireet; Bre- RCOULARS at private academy, A —DODWURTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANO- « ing, No. 212 Fitth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, open tor the season. jorhing aud afternoon classes for ladies and children. Evening ¢ Classes for gentlemen. Send lor a circular, —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON's + Building, intersection of Stuyvesint and Ninth | streets. ung. Priv ry Monday and Thursday afternoon i and event vate lessons in glide Waltz a specialty, & GARMO'S, 82 FIFTH AVENUF, CORNER OF Fourteenth aptreet.-Atternoon classes in LE MENUET DE LA COUR. CLARSES FOR GENTL: MEN Monat ‘Thureday evenings at & HE slpTaorouttan PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, way. have unsurpassed facilities tor dolug epg with unusual promptness nd a | tlemen or gentlemen and wives. Bes fourth street, PRIVATH LES. | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER — 4, —— SHEET. BOARDERS WANTED. 1 LARGE AND TWO SMALL ROOMS, WITH FIRE and first class table, for gentlemen, ut 26 and 28 Kast Zweuty, third slrvet, Madison square; references ¢x- ¢ Lemp PRIVATE PAMILY TLL LET, ON SECOND + floor, front Room and alcove and back Koom. newly furnished, t cpa. or separately: hot aud cold water, Kas and ample closet room; private table it desired. 1u- Quire at 241 West Fiity third street, |] SRCOND FLOOR. wri PRIVATE TABLE, OR without hosed reierenves. 38 West Twentieth street, pear Broadway. Q prs oy CAN HAVE ROOMS, Breakfast and Tea at 137 Washington. street, Jersey 1 price 8 biocks trom ferry ; private iamily ; dinner Sun- ce $5. oR ens | LADIES ey he rig erin | joard, from Aetaibortioed frat class. “adures o c, Ow herdid Upt Uptown 2 NEATLY AND NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, double and single, with good Board, ao ae fam. ily conveniences fire; reterences. lace, near Bleck 4. Bast, Fort SECOND STREET.—HAS TO LET, with Board; large desirable front’ Room on second floor : ample closet exchanged, Bre, AVENUE NO. (ol, BETWEEN PURTY-PIRST +) and Forty-second strect.—Suites of Rooms on with Board; references unexcep- NUE.—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE @, seond story front Room to let, with H ieee ‘week for twopersony, Address STANLEY, Reral TH AVENUE, 224.—L\RGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, en lta oF si singly, ws oF yithons Board or private taple. at jumbia Heights, Brooklyn, overlooking the. bay! Teisrennes 10 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY,— Handsome front Brome, $14 and $16 eae ers, Ber sons, with Boaru; no te Room, $7; also table Board, § 10 8! RAST Lana anagap STamns: alte py n Ir 4 with, Bos tn Ft o1 ay * fo ren\ rst class 14 TH STREET, 364 WEst, TO LET, WITH BOARD. two Rooms, connecting, on second floor; hot and cold water in each ; but few boarders take: BOARDERS _WANTED. — eee STEAMGHIPS, WEST PORTY-THIRD STREET.—A GENTLE. 9 man and wife oF single gentlemen can find nicely Ws, with or without Board, or for lixlt | = private family; cottage house. VEN, NT mit MAIL STEAMSHIPS: HERBOURG AND HAMBURG. it iron steamships will sail trom. above port { New York an follow railroad vu EL Operon) ay Panta Fischer. 5 BROADWAY. rT! and Fiftieth streets, —A rent esr Rooms, with Board, PORTY-NINTH private family will second fluor; fre, | “trom Bagie tine Pier dot of Hirst sire, Hoveken. 1 PLYMOUTH, Li OND Cabin—First ea) Prepaid stecraye tiekets ‘rom. Huub For treight apply to FU Nout ODN eco. @Souih William street. For passaxe apply to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNE, General Agents, 3 By Broadway. NLY DIRECT LINE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC Hav. prsaoures BETWEEN NEW Youk tND eee 232 LADY LIVING ALONE little house on the east si or two Kvoms to only. Address Si. ate Uptown Branc! pPAMILY WIL! LET HAND:OMEI with of without Breskfe Feb ants in cain ark all modern fnaprovesnte hood; references. 43 We: —MASQON PARISIENNE, 38 Twelfth street, between Broadway and University Dlace.—Elegant Apartments for fi tlemen at Moderate prices: tanle WELL FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, wita ‘BOARD, ine pesvate Jewish family: tlemen or gentleman and wife. apply at 247 West ty-ninth street. AST BIGHTEENTH place. family will fet a Board, two | quired. address AND 40 EAST ‘The splendid vessels on this tavorite route for the Con- "ne San any other) will sail ow! ; Baturday, Dec. 12 spaserneye! Dec, 26 ote 8 eee sigete gen- beng more eae, r VILLE DE Panis Daun PEREIRE, surmoat. FRANOK, ‘tru ‘Fedele. First if abi $1: American travellers, tranat by English railway and the d ing the Channel, besides saving time, troubie ant ex- GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 85 Broadway. PED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEEN: town and Liverpool. Salling every Tuesday from pier 46 North River. MINNESOTA. Captain WYOMING, Cuptain Beddoe. | Cabin, intermediate and steerage at low rates. Prepaid tickets at lowest rates, d to and from Faris, Hamburg, Nor- ¥ “Bee ej Draft ou ireland, “England ri e ANS many at lowest rates. nce WILLIAMS OUIOND Broadway. QPRc TAL NOTICE.—THE SPLENDID MAIL STRAM. ship MINNESOTA, sailin witable for one or two tfustudtag wine). Second, $755 Third, § ts duced rates Taking this line, avoid both omforts of cross- Ac OMMODATIONS—BEST co particulars free; ; ope on day and EORGE HANKINS. 1,209 Broad wa} HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING KSTABLISHMENT is at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Building, } WHOLB OR PART OF AN ELEGANT SECOND bn A agwenget: A furnished. with superior Board. te clean linens and home LEGANT BOARDING: Dec, 8, at 2:30 P. M. Dec, 22, at 1:30 PLM. dations, 4 ‘RD AND LopGine w NANTED. GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND CHILD OF SIX, WANT @ Room, with’ Board, between Fourth and Sixth aventien, nit below Twentieth street; $10) monthly. lueensto wn and Liver- carry a limited num- epgers at $40 each; | eit, requisite is proviged ; also w rates. Apply to a ‘LL as rot intermed inte separate dimng room; tions, apply to 4 comrort. | and board; pi ¥,, box 101 Heratd otfice. HITE STAR LINE. PU rnished Root b to $12 aivecks _Addre’s | L Us ENSTOWN OB LIVBRPOOL, TH STREET, 217 whine oun LARGE HAND. somely furnished hall Room and connecting closet Ww let, with Board, to a Tentleman; house striedly first class; location desirable ; references. 147% bho A 227 WEST.—LARGE AND ELEGANT- ly turnial terge with moana house, table and attendance Brat class terms moderate; references ex- changed. 4 WEST TW) EIGHTH STREE' ‘HREE i on: .—T handsomely fufnished Rooms to let, singly or en quite, on the second foor, fronting Brosdway,. with 4 EAST NINTH STREET.—DESIRABLE SUITS OF Rooms, with Board, for families or a party of gen- mens dining roam of mene floor; reterences ex- change 2074, SrEaet. GRAMERCY PARK.—ELEGANT en anit oe single Rooms tor gentler 86 Irving place. 22 WAVERLY PLACE,—FURNISHED BOOMS AND 4 Second and Third Floor, with Board Terms mod- erat 2 D STREBT, NO, 241 WEST. —A PRIVATE FAMILY 2) will let a‘nice south Room and Bedroom, together or separately, with first class Board; terms very mod- erate. References exchanged. 24 WEST TENTH STREET.—LARGE AND WELL furnished reception Room to let; hot and cold fine table; location unex- water; every convenie: ceptionable; terms moderate. 25 4 cae ty LEMAN AND WIFE, WILLING TO a week for full Board and a Home in a private { vivine in their own, house, will address, ma with Nreterences, G. Ke K, GARDNER, 839 Broadway. 27 WEST KIGHTEENTH STREET.—TWO SECOND floor front Boome, southern ex) mats | als also pans. some Bedroom and Parlor, on tuird and ‘first with first class table; references. 29 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. ERROR Floor, furnished or Baturniabedt turnished Room: ehien third ‘door, with or without Board; terms reason: 29 WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Broadway Fifth avenue.—a fine duit of front Rooms on seco loor for first class tamily or gentle- men; table fi reterences exchanged. OTE STBERT. «1 RASTA SINGLE ROOM, Un. with Board, at fe Wesveis “7° bay 3 WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—PARTIRS DE- e siring first class _ccommodations can have two goBnecting Gooms on parlor, second or third with 3 TH STREET, 154.—HAND:OMELY FURNISHED Rooms on first and second floors, with or without Board; family smail, and but a few select boarders taken; terms moderate to desirable parties. 3 LAFAYETTE PLACE, ONL BLOCK EAST OF ¥), roadway. Near Fourth street —Large front Room and ball Bedroom, communicating, on third floor, ban somely tarnished, with Board: ample closet room; locs- tion good ; terms feasonable ‘Reterences, 3 be) TWENTY-FIRST STREET, pigsd BROAD- r.— Handsome! Eel ‘suit of Cog Re liberal t ‘al te et comfe of a refined home; equare R Room; reference: 36 WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN © furnished Rooms air Fifth and Sixth avenues.—To let, i oar ina chanwed: family; ‘private table if de- CALRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE wist FRONT KOOM | ny and Bedroom, second st od neighborhood: only. br red: state price. including fire. Address’ D. BON, box 101 office. below Thirtieth street; fast and teain 1p soom de- hate ‘Saloon, $80, gold: Steerage at low rates, Saioon staterooms, Becki rooms and bathrooms in section, where least motion is felt, thus combin- speed and comfort. spection of plans and other Ae tape apply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, Ne’ ae ENIENCES, WITH BOARD, a an intellectual Renteman ‘of means and sociabli: | eferences. Address AS- SUNNY ROOM in the home of a wido' PAstol. Herald Uptown B: GENTLEMAN WISHES A NIC Room, with fuil Jewish ey, ELY FURNISHED -d, west side, with a Anawer, for'two daya, 'M. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD BAM a COMPANY. For Southampton The steamshy will sail on Matitdays B December ro Bremen pier, foot Third street, follow steamship DEUISCHLAND, Captain W, Ladewigs, on Saturday, December 12, Raves of passage to London, Havre and Bremen, LADY DESIRES BOARD, WITH MEALS IN HER Inquisitive persons need not Aduress, with torms and full particular,s . Uptown Branch oftice. OARD WANTED.—A obtain beard for himselt and tan farmer; two rooms required ; farm must be within miles ot New York; ide Island poor, for the winter. GENTLEMAN WISHES reterred ; will take a RCHANT, ‘box 201 GEERICHE U0. Ryeuts, No. 2 Bowling Green, \REAT Warner. INE, S NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, The steamers oe this line will sail from pier 18 East OARD WANTED.—THE THIRD FLOOR OF A house between Fourteenth and. Firtieth streets and between Fourth and sixth avenues, with first class joard, for a gentleman and wife and a child ll years old; role ted not to exceed $d) per week. x RNISHED ROOM WANTED—WITH OR WITHOUT | Board, hail Room will paneer must be in aacinty reetand Ninth ‘avenue. Address xc t aren to the agent, eng Bou! i. sateet of Forty-seventh ‘ 181 H MBURG-\MERICA: or PLYMOUTH, CHERBD AND SMALL CHILD, NFACKHT COMPANY with nurse, two neatly furnished Kooms, with first . None over $23 per week need apply to W., 134 Front street. ANTED—A SUNN \don, points in Bagland, Scotland an abin, upper saloon, fold Joon, gol | Be) EL! FURNISHED RO with soard and grate fire, below Fourteenth stree: private family preterred. “ANTE SD=BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR gentieman and wife and child two years old. aa have sunny room and plenty of closet room ; Address box 2,226 Pos! ANTED—BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE jrice, pes to exceed $20 General Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, Nee York. ‘oad street, New York. celal oR rm fully prepared und printed. erate; location good. LINE. "Aroton i EW YORK AND GLASGOW, Company’s pie: a lor’ Ve! few York. Bou ites if i ‘De ty conan 19 , Dec. BLY. at, Dee: 42 | Viotowa.. fates of meee bayatle cabin EENST TOWN UR BEL abl, 8, ST RMEDIATE AND STEER AGH ‘as low as by any other first class line, Draits issued for any amount at reduced rates. HENDERSON BROS, Agents, No, 7 Bowing Green. ow LINE—B. AND NAR. M. BP, 00, ‘with a view of diminishing of thi: seasons of the year. ina genteel nelg per week. Address a ny ‘DoXDERRY, “20 NEAT, CLEAN, LIGHT WARM ROOMS, 2c S5c.. Uc. and $1 per day ; Franktort Hoase, corner Fran’ open all might STOR PLACE HOTEL. 25 AND 27 THIRD AVE- "i ‘test location in the city; 100 Root new is igre newly furnishe4; S0c. to $l a night, S2to atiemen and famaties. rt and Willtam streets; the chances of collision ea specified course for ail ‘on the outward Passage from qusensiowa. to New York e re Meridian 50 et <8 la or nothing to'the orth of 43. JENTRAL HOTEL, 259 CANAL STREBT, ONE | gi ig ci hatituden or a fortable \F Sie east of Broadway—Good. com! Room: ogy ys soeat and 75 cents per day; ‘family | 1 ELMONT HOTEL, FULTON THROUGH TO ANN | street, near Broadway.—Kuropean plan; open all | hours: Rooms, 50 cents upward; new family Very superior dining rooins, Meals at low prices. prsene S som the vo ae or 60 Oacuy: * gp ‘AND QUERNS- TOWN. ni ' | LIFFORD HOUSE, OPPOSITE 8ST. JAMES’, OR \# west corner Twenty-sixth street and Broauwi ey and elegantly furnished Suite of angle Rooms; first class table hate, 36 EAST | sQWENTY-THIRD STRERT—A\ HAND. ond well furnished; first class Board; Spnirate table if desired; references, 36 WEST 1WENTY-FIRST STRERT.—A GENTLE. OO man and wife can secure a handsomely furnished front Room 3c and cold wai satisfactory 4 WEST, SIXTRENTHL ite pe alr ts Wit ished. sunny front Room nad large com: muntenting Bedroom; good Uberal table; also singic Room ; reterences. 44 fare NINTH STRERT.—FIRST CLASS tent aeaed table, with pleasantly situated Rooms t families or single gentlemen, can be had. 4 WEST THIRTY SKCOND 81 RERT.—ELEGANT large and hall front Rooms on the seco ‘4; thi and fourth floors to let, with Board; location, table a reference es f frst class. 51 WEST TWELFTH "STREET, cheat tf FIFTH and sixth avenues —Board aid Rooms for a family or gentlemen may be obtained on moderate terms one With southern exposu : small fami: rene 5 rivate tamily would let one or two Hoo! or withsut Board, With every comors; ‘references "ex: | — changed. HOTH,STRERT, wl. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 2D Seventh avenuc.—Large front Room, southern ex. posure, with or Tuinous communicating Dal halt’ Room, hot and cold Asa with wife; tivo one back Room, second door.” 57 EAST NINTH StREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY A A Ra Sag i ae Te fe third Aor, suitable fer # gesticmman, with Boarde 57 # ia THIRTY-NINTH S1REET. Py ag 3) of Rooms om the second and third floors, with of without private table: Meforenoes cshanged WEST THI TY-SRVENTH STREET.—THR SBC. ond Floor, new! rnished, al = vate bath, on third, to let, With fee class Board. coral 68 ¥ WEST NINTH STREET.—« Page ge bigpet f having two spare Rooms, cond floors, will receive — or gentlemen and their wives, on moderate q WEST FORTY FOURTH STRE&T.—NICELY turnishea Room to let, with good Board, in an English tamily; $1¢ week tor two. 15 ORCHARD STREET. a ce tonie PLEASANT front Hoom to let, with Board, to obe or two gen- tuemen or gentleman and wife, with Private familys no other boarders. prore. Rous AND 178 eee | | conta with excellent Bi | ay : weekly lnterary soe o and Op ail 338 ee thee to guests. OTEL 8ST. GERMAIN, soognd. ais bn aa) b Brodway; —Elegant | ht ant cavit Py (ops Sa Bro ta yNuan iaen-sougRnatt a a are appointed to sal as follows:— BIO D LIVERFOO ow ony oF ANTE FIFTH Areere pra. 2 Tnesaay, 8, 2 gatarda) Bes i, ate a NDSOME ROOMS, EN Satard a the Hoyt House, 7 vated and reiurmsned ; single upward; first class Board. He RBEet 4OUS) Third aven SUITE OR SINGLY, AT 5 Broadway ; house newly reiio- Rooma, $3 per week and baa : old. to a all rie A ron poed Tates, eneral office, & 33 Broad’ EZ, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, 33 | fer 48 Vortn pg , hear Cooper Institute, Bible House | ted hooms, at moderate rates; and A. I. stewart’s: Board by the day or week. DISON -QUARE HOUSE, first street and Broadway.—Two or aa Rooms to rent very cheap, wien ‘ATIONAL LINE. CR. 1 gonther! route has always been adopted b; mc most a iy ionaad yt op vy CORNERS. TWENTY: legant fivere table if | For Lambertvill M i For Phillipsburg an nd EW ENGLAND HOTEL Bayard street. —20 light Roo Fs. or 60c. per night, $¥ to $3 per wee! 30 BOWERY, SORNER oF | | BF. AQ WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—A SMALL, | for genuomens | price aid steerage ‘ackets Oey at the company’s iy ESTAURANT FRa‘ Als, treet, between Gniveraity pla to8P. M. 50c., trom 7 A. ACQUES, Proprietatre. “BOWRRY. CORNER canal | a Reet Rgame by the day and week; Bc, 6c. ated by seam, er ¥ 'B. SEEDER, Proprietor. ST DIRECT AND ECONO) ae, ROUER bY Holland, Bee pe es itserland, | steamer P. CALAND Steamer ROITERDAM ‘These beautiful steamers, carr: iaatl iA ‘9 uF pm at are well Bate of JUMMIT HOTEL, serzs+ December 26 | the United States | wo for the regu- ssage low. L, W. MORRI! A Sy w INTER RESORTS, pOYAL VICTORIA “HoT! TEL, Bahamas. T. A Porter, For full eeiscespeion address J. 168 Broad’ N.Y. Steamers vai every two weeks." ‘E. Appointed to carry the, Belgian and United States The following — ‘are ap: Philadelphia, LAND. r. In this City and in WANTED. From | New — |AMILY—THREE ADULT: DESIRE KITHER potted * SRLIARRLARD. Nov. 2 nd Floor, partially turpished, in tr ih “hi! Fro mr Tapisionis, ‘ton and Sixth avenues. ress, mers jas, which mast be rea- eit ©, Merala Uptown’ Branch. office. ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT AN UNFURNISHED Floor of three Losin’ Fiona water; location Adaress, stating terms, Se ARAM 1 CU! Cg Rr a and te ta tickets to and 10d tio) for all classes uni assed. | am oad meen iieeres Drovided. Every steamer carries a n tiekews. and a ihrough ‘ills of lading issued be- | bath, hot ana cold | ry streets, Kast side. & CO., 52 south wth TT ie yor bee! weap be ede Sic hamoumneee A ent en can a uv yobs ‘pleasant Rooms aud good Board at 88 8) aad 82 ‘WEST TWELFIH STREET. front Rooms to let, with Board; also Room F; southern exposure; moderate terms; private fame iy’ Feterences, EAST FORTY.SIXTH STREET,—FURNISHED Wi Rooms, ie oe without Board; first class table. ie yery moderat 126 EAST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—HAND- somely furnished Suit of Kooms to let, with or without Board, or a Part of the House, turnished. i ornts. gape on freight and other information N, Agent, 2 Broad st., New York. en Batter’ EMhie rend York. STORE WANTED—-IN A LIVELY STREET FROM | (os Battery to treet. A small store or ogee is suitable for yy ty og room. PI oe icDONALD.A PRTER WRIGHT ak as 7 ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO LARGE ray” turhishea, between Ninth General Phy Agent, lias board: convenient ce Foe COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, Reve ED RATES—FOR "an ROYAL AND FER nandina, Fla.—Steamer | ME: TATOR will sail op Tuesday, December & from Pier Ni North River. for making Sonneries 3 with pou Soath by Augusta, Ga. the only direct line to e following: inion ae rates hf Sa nans Florida. been established to Savannah and Charleston, to t unmediately —First class, 30 cents; second clan, third cliss, 20 cents: fourth class, 15 cents; iit its; saxth class, 10 cents, M. GELPCKs, ‘Agent, No. 5 William street, YEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN, MAIL Steamship Line steamers leave pier No. 3 North | Riverats Pw erry OF ME CULY OF NE CLIY OF HAVA! FOR V. R HAVANA DIREOT, 5 BY calling BP a : RRP Ranta, amvesShs, tomes, ane een oF ery -Hoesddy. Jaa. ‘or i OF Dassag poly, ALEXANDRE & One, 33 Broad) Br way. Steamers will leave New Orleans December 19 and | January 9for Vera Craz and all ‘th ove ports. POR HAVANA, The “ie tViilad Mae 1,390 tons), Barre carrying the Vrited states inail, will ail ‘or Havana from pier 22, Delaware aa perior pane co — day; December 6, ati. M. rior pasyel modations. L. "JAMES Bs. General _A16 Soutn't Delaware avenue, Phila BW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL to These first class steamships will satt at 3 P.M. fromm pler 13 North River, foot of Cedar street, for Havana, ‘Thursday, Dee. - Tuenday, Des. 2 E rp anse P, CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Grees. Me Keller, Luling & Co, Agenis in Havauas® direct, as follows .— CRESOEN " CIty, ¥. 8. Curt COLUMBUS. E.G. Reed.. For freight or passage, hi Thine LINE OF GALVESTON Sra AMERS. TouoH West, carrying the United sta SLyDE. "Ca tain unghie ‘ioe res er, on Sathrda Throm h Til if ladin, given to Houston area, Pia dlvesiondeuston end Henderson apoB. . and ©. k, R. No charge for forwarding in New York. For freight or passage, having superior accommodar €, H, MALLORY & CO., 158 Maiden lane. W. 'P. OLYDE & CO, Tip Wall strest. Nr ‘The steamship GEN ERAL MEADE, ig iain 4&2; Bampson, {rem pier % North River, fast of Norte street, on Saturday, December 5, at 3 o’clock Freight receive’ “daily, Through ay Eh to a Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and I ‘or freight or. passage. having superi rT tions, & apply to FREDERIO BAKER, pier 86 North Inver, SOUTHERN LINE, FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, ‘The following new ie ae class steamers will sail every We inesday. ats P om pler 3) Kast River SAN ANTONIO, Gaptain enn 9 Captain MeCreery My TON Captain Davin . CITY OF GALVESTON. theo Freight received ard Through rates to Gaiveston, Indianola, Rockpot f, Bi and St Lous Cabin, passage, 860. ‘Steorag® ¢ For freight or passages paving & pnperion 9 accomme a apply to CO. uaa iden lane, (\ROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAN Me.—Steamship GEO. WASHINGTON leaves eve! Wednesday and the G20, CROMWELL every Saturday, P. from pier No. 9 North Li ei aoa Pornand with principal. railroads and interior and the ast. Freights reduced, Passengs commadsngns, ansurt eased Passage, ‘ncindtug’ ‘state a. Foom an pDIY to ULARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street, \TORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND ) RICHMOND—OLD Dominion Steamship Company.—Steamers leave | for above ports from pler 37 North River toot of Beach sreek, on Perr areday and Saturday, at 3 P.M. Also intermediate Through bills of iading. rand passenger tickets issued | to all points in whe interior. Also, steamer for Lewes, Del., and all points in Dela e | Ware lund kastern Maryland, évery Monday and da Fulton and Greenwich streets. KAMSHIP Coane ced LARGE QUANTI- ng will fn ntageou: | the went POL ErAN PRINTING re eAR ES Wie ie broadway. aw its facilities tor doing every kind of work are unsurpassed, while In prompness, neatness gnd cheapness it ie et acetate Bis of Lad! ng aes ix Receip' icket lanite: aseenger ators, Cards, Waybils and Ci 2 qeset ‘in the transaction of business care TRAVELLERS’ ¢ aoe vn nnnnnnre “=QITIaENS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS + North and West. Elegant Cerny | daily (at xcepted) at 6 P. M., trom pier 49 Rorth aiver, roy street. Fare low. LBANY— PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMERS Wi With ler 4] er, Vv a o pany lana the North hand V West unui further nee LL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPO! ‘and Fall River.—The steamers NEWPORT & and tas] GOLONY leave pier 23 North River, (oot of. dally ‘Bundays excepted) at 4 P.M. Through t UU principal hotels in the city. VANIA BATEO SD Trging J raat er Sa it of Der ing tears Re voromes and E: Harrisbu oPittabur the bat and Boat yea iinan ans seo 0 AM, B . P.M. Por Wiliiainepo ort and Dock “inven (via Philadelp! and Erie can a yivl viv ltamnepor ee at Phi 9:39 A. his), Haven, Borry snd 2 Ere. cats connecting at ha {or For aprile, eviginn Ce e South Ls Washington Express” of Pullman. Parlor are aay, Ks day, 9:30A. M, ‘ive at W PSE Rerul ORUIny, ay BHO AM Sand’ Pie ender. DORA ae Aa Bindag? Do . M. migrant and 1,7 40, 8, 5,8 Bee arts BEE Ng fu hitt bisa 810A. M. a 2 ne Eh BESS he Trenton, Bordento' 230 AM.” 12:30, 2, For Freehold, 7A. M2 an i For Farmingdale and Squat . Me | For Hightstown, saa and “ee via Perth ins aruve ad Fie? A. M, und 10:; age Caen ‘a Wain 15, 1h a0, LL:h6 A.M, FE am Sunday 5:10, aR Ticket offices, 526 and #4 Broadway Ni Not Gourt street, ‘Brooklyn: % Noa tsa, 118 aie jon street, Hoboken, | migrant Ti Ticket Omce, ee cD. M. ‘General Pusenges Agent, TARR THOMBON, General Manager, TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON AMD ..! be aes ee, pAseee GANS evel pe rag EE Bp lacs Me jonday, Wei River, a of Jay street, iy. Bom town, iS EXOURSIONS. A- Bee a NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White hall street, foot of Broadway, for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and RLM PARK, from 6:8 A.M. to730P. M. daly; Sundays every twp hours, from 8:30., M. to 6s P.M. LOAN OFFICES, T77 BLEZCKER STREET, NEAR ~BROADWAY.= A Libera advances apon ae ae“ Je we @iry, Pian the sam brokers’ tiokets Bought at 77 Bleecker street, Up and, Seeninenth ate Cw, dress, with full particulars, bas Leper lg ROOMS, FULLY FURNISHED FOR | orner of Rector street. | Ate. 80 NASSAU STREET, AT THE Lore RaTES— Loans made on lite policies, mes as watches, jewelry, pianos &c, NEWMA: to 80 Nassau street, between Fulton and John. housekeeping. by @ small, genteel em location | iH hte prise. address B. eed Twenty” /DONOVAR ROSSA.—CHEAPEST PASSAGE OF. York. Steamers ever 135 BAST TWENTY-NINTH = STREET.—VERY pleasant, bets, Room on third floor, southern exposure, to let, reasonable. 13: Ey SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING pluce.—Nicely furnished Rooms to let, with or without Wyoard, on first and ig to single fen: ferences. 137 WEST TENTH STREET.—NICELY geomet ag Rooms to let, with or without Board. 139 HUDSON 8T,, HOBOKEN.—A FKW GENTLI men or families can be been) mabey wit nicely furnished warm Rooms and good Board at mod- erate prices. | 174 WEST ELEVENTH dabei og FRO! ir Room and hall Bedroom, second floor; also gle Rooms lor gentiemen, with frat class Board: tet ‘terms | Teasonable, 7 SECOND AVENUE.—A Lag gm rd furnished front pon to le h Board, to t gentlemen or gentleman and wile; tamily private. 207 Nest THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET, OR AT real estate office 50 West Thirty-tirst —De- sirable Roo! mn first and second witht joard ; terms modera’ ard, ample closet room; terms: second story Room, bat closets, &c., handsomely furnished. with ‘or without Board; reterences exchanged, EUROPE.) — GERMAN FaMILy O} NoBILIry, con. ‘amoiher and daughter, residing at their country seat near Bonn, on the Rhine. wiiling to de- Gone lezett to the complodon or the educaiion vt de ‘or two young American sets Gud to extend to them the f ah wate ali ames iy? STREET, Derg? ey let, with or withow! may Wourd 4 Rooms ob wird or, moderate terms, floor, on RY JEngiand, lowest rates. ; jotel, cupner Cordande and FOREIGN BX. fo! ANTED TO RENT—TWO OR THREE LARGE situated between Cedar and Chamber streets, for aterm ot years. Address L., box 5,348 Post office. ANTED—TO RENT—A BASEMENT ROOM, WITH bts Inquire of J. A. APSCOTI'S EMIGRATION. AND Ds lable in, all , $2 Cortlandt stre: wre IMMEDIATELY—BY A_ GENTLEMAN, wife and litde girl, two seve Rooms for ene | im a private family; petweey, Twentiet! HOMES Heraia Uewwa Branch offi ae at lowest rates, seal to TAPSCOT’ OIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND C@INA, VIA PANAM aners leave pier 42 Nortn River, New York, as fol- os A. 9, Gray, December Tanner, pecemper 1b. ¥ 7 THIRTEENTH | A Day the highest pees for | Diamond: eiry, ofa ROOMS WANTRD—IMMEDIATELY, nished or unturnished, in a respectable ndighbor: | hood, suitable for light Housekeeping. Aadress, with | it ce ofie. ulars end price, LUMLEY, Herald Uptown | “WATCHES, “JEWELRY, &C, ater Tapan and or E, Nr [CONSISTING me Re talre ale ine, Crosses, Stuc rooc he: race: nctigt te told to Day eye week, atthe | the csi pasa wraith street. an warn foot of BULL, Y" superintendent. ROFUS HAtOH, Managing Director. CIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. For San Francisco, WANTED | TO PURCHASE, ANTED A CERTIFICATE “FOR M tt oes a a Ful produce store, ANTED T0 PURCHASE—A . oe 4 RE. jeater: 4 low price. , B., box 4.002 Post office, MEDICAL. | oe (AXWELL, MIDWIF! East Tenth street, near Third avenue. | 208 We8T TWENTY.FOURTH STREET.—A LARGE | Straits shi =e mmagnitoenc enmehiy TOKIO, 000 tons burden, lerparched, 8 a8 ‘above on 18 North River, New York. er information ple: H. J. BU! BEAT, Superintendent, mer Sot ‘ot Oana nerec frowht or passage or ot RESIDE: NCE, Mt 303 WEST IWENTY.NINTH STRERT.—A PLEAS: ant Room, tor peas and wile or two gen gommtorts of a h in sew let; ord 19° jady if desired, intends to to rewrn so aid ht Pa ie | Tiles ‘on their frees ato ta given, Flease write or call our: eh tlemen, with first clase boa: HE uatnorouizax PR! i BARE ry Re Mreradag wi ‘with wuusual promptness ai tr oe ges bard ‘ons lew ts 307 t Bayi Aste ee pages) erate —DR, AND MM. GRINDLI «plaints; 25 years’ practice, 12) Pe 9 RES (EL! East MIDWIFE SINCE 1 -second street, first door trom A Weal oXSeay, Te a” | 9 bX. 1 une mi Kenig ad aot a | T JOBEVH BOLOMON, & C06, 18 FULTON dat tans, ieee ae” alee Sete ae mone ‘atches, iver a Shawls, Antiques and Art 8 0! private office for ladies, Se hab! T HYMAN 7i0 BRO BROADWAY LIBERAL AD ‘aD: vances made on Diamonds, Watches, Bilve! ill pay ig market price T Jac 803 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEY Al exit sireetoney. Brera, aa and Porepe | Prope ety Frey Mjesdeiption, ‘rivate entrance adies. REBT, NEAR Sratoivens 2 i Gold and i Led bak 7 WN rieadvanees ot M° #Y LOANED—ON DIAMONDS, Wa! x] i id Si re, and y soit, “SRO'G ALLEN. Jeweler, LW) Browdwaye Fenty. ninth street. METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMEN? TT: 218 Broadway, in the Herald Bar its EAR TWENTIETH 8ST! DO Ser anes | BIRR ake aaae SN i %) GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. extensive stogk of slate and, tone Wash Trays and Slate Work of eve Putt cowe NY Union square, Fourth avenue and Se x | ar: GRRATLY RRDUORD x fatea ner Kua er ‘maar ake BER, 14 Bast Eighteenth street, 0: Healey tear Third ay, Se sua re dalerant. saree ate RBLE. La