The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1874, Page 13

THE COURTS. Sunday Amusements—The Nenendorff Case— The Prohibition Law Sustained, INTERESTING TO IMPORTERS OF JUTE, The Case of Ex-Alderman Odell. LIABILITIES = OF) FIDUCIARY = AGENTS. In the Court of Arbitration, held yesterday in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, Judge Fancher presiding, the case of Henry Imberst vs, Joseph Bensusap was commenced. Tue com- platnant sues tor damages in consequence of the pon-iultiiment Of @ contract entered into by the parties, whereby defendant was to sulp 200 hogs- aeads of claret from Bordeaux by the abip Indus- try to the former. SUNDAY AMUSEMENTS. At length, after several days’ waiting and delib- @rating upon the subject, Chief Justice Daly, of the @ourt of Common Pleas, bas given his judicta! views upon the Sunday amusement question, His views he embodied in an: opinion rendered yester- @ay on the application recently made before him on behalf of Adolph Neuendorff, proprietor of the Bradt Toeatre, for an injunction against the Police Commissioners, restraining them from interfering with bis giving performances at nis theatre on Bunday evenings. As will be seen, he declares the act under which the Police Commissioners have proceeded constitutional and denies the applica- tion ior an injunction. .The following is bis epinion :— OPINION OF CHIEF JUSTICE DALy. It is claimed that the act 1s unconstituttonal, because itis local act and the subject of it is DO, as the constitution requires, expressed tn its title. It 1s entitled ‘An act to preserve the pub- hie peace and order on the firsce day of the week, commcnly called Sunday,” and the subject of it 1s the prohibition of public theatrical perform. nces on that day in the city of New York. A statute designed to preserve the public peace and order upon a Sunday need not in its titie express what is proxibited in the act, with a view to that end, lor if tnat were so everything probibited Would have to appear in or be expressed by the title, Woich would be absurd. It is sulficient if that Which is forbidden to oe done comes within tue general purpose expressea in toe ttle, the preservation of public peace and order, and con- sidering this to be the rule of interpretation how can this Court declare, judicially, that the pro- bibiting 0: pubic theatrical performances 12 this city on Sunday does not and cannot in any way canouce ro the (ei bined Ol peace and arder upon that day? Itis argued that in the wa- gue OF Caristian Countries puviic theatrical per- jormances are permitted on Sunday, to which I May add that in many or most of those countries, Alter @ certain Nour, siops are also allowed to be upened and ail servile employments carried on tae Bume as upon any other day of the week, In nearly all the States of this Union, however, as Well as 1m the country from which our institutions are derived, no such pracuice exists, for Sunday is regarued not alone as a day of religious observ- ance, but also as Adayol rest. ‘It 18 a mistake,” Bays Bisnop, “to suppose that Sabbath keeping is @ toing merely of religious observance, or espec- lally a tenet of some particular sect.’ Un the contrary, he remarks, “the secting apart by the whole community of one day in seven wherein the $hougots o: men aud the physical activities shall be turned imto another than their accustomed sbanneis is a thing pertaining as much to the law pf nature as is thé intervening of the nights be- tween the days. (Bishop on criminal law, vol. 1, B 946, 4th ed.) We have statutes in this tate forbiddi.g any servile laboring or working op that day, excepting works Of necessity or charity, unless done by tuose who keep Saturday we their Sabbato, iorbiading the saie of goous, Wares or merchandise, and forbidding many Yaimgs from being done which would otherwise be Darmless—such as shooting, bunting, fishing, &c., &c.—(1 Rev. Statutes, pp. 675, 676)—and like stat- Dtes exist in otner st: and 1p Great Britain. By long established usage, moreover, in this cuuntry and in Great Britain, the theatres Dave been closed upon Suda: & Cis tom existing so long and so universally gbserved as to dispense with the necessity af statutory enactments unt one or mure theatrical proprietors in this city undertook to disregard it some few years ago, which led to the actiMellt Of the Statdte in question. The quiet #0Od order upon that day incident to the shutting Up of ail places Of public amusement, the absence 1 all trafic and the cessatiou trom ordinary work Bnd labor, are in marked contrast with we min- ted pursuits of business and pleasure on sunday i Many of the cities of Continental Europe. In Those cities, When the morning religious service \ over im the churches, all parties are free to work, labor, trafic or amuse themseives as they think proper; but 1n our cities the great bulk of the communtiy attend public worship not only in the Morning, but in the atrernoon, or else tu the evenng, so that by a very large class tne day is observed throughout a8 a day of religious obligation and duty, while to all it is 8 day Of rest irom their ordinary employments, and, it they make itso, of quiet and repose, It 18 ‘this Weil knoWn feature which gives to the Sunday with us @ characteristic element o/ order, sutti- vientiy distinguished and understood to indicate pede what 18 meant by the [Reap acing ot or- ler on Sunday as expressed in the title to this act. Previous jaws have jorbidden all work and lavor DO that day, except works of necessity and char- ity, but il the theatres are opened for the giving bi public periormances, the actors and all em- ployed 10 giving them violate the statutes forbid- aig Work and labor on Sunday, and an element oft vider which it was the design of these stat- utes to maintain is disturnped. There 1s, therefore, a Jeature of order which 1s preservea by keeping the theatres closed upon Sunday, and that being the object of the act it 18 eXpressed by the title. ‘The objection that the title does uot express that the act 13 limited to bhe city ot New York 1s not welltaken. All that the constitution requires is that if the act be a local act the subject o1 it shall be so expressed in the title. The subject of tne act is distinguishable rom its local operation, and it is the fact of ts local operation, ascertained by inspecting she body of tne act, Which renders it void if the provision of the constitution has not been com- pled Witp. Judgment most therefore be rendered for tae defonaant, i (NTERESTING TO IMPORTERS OF JUTE. ————— The case of Stokes vs. Recknagel & Co., ts one w those that affect largely the interests of a large dass Of merchants in the city. The action was wiginally brought to recover a sam of $25,713 48, mM gold, theiprice of 2,000 bales or jute butts, sold by the plaintiffs through a mercantile house to the fefendants, to arrive per ships Taypore and Nag- pore. The contract of sale speciiied the price per pound, actual gross weight, as landed alongside wip in New York or Brooklyn, duty paid; and aiso jrovided that the buyers should have the benefit of any redaction of duty and pay any increase of the same. The goods arrived in June, 1872, and a act of Congress, reducing the duty thereon, was © go into elfect on the 1st day of August jollowing. Immediately on arrival of the goods the deiend- thts Were notified of the iact and askea whether they wished the goods put in bond. They said shey did to obtain the benelit of the reduction of the duty. An urder on the vessel for tue delivery pf tue goods was sent to the detendants, and they replied that all they cared about was the question vi weight. The butts were put in bond and a storage receipt issued to the desendants. On p! sentatidn of the oll for $25,713 48 the aesendants made various objections, not relating, however, to the non-payment or duty, which were obviated. The cause was tried by Mr. D. McMahon and Mr. W, A. Boyd Jor plaintitfs and Mr. Da Costa for defendants, ‘The learned Judge below dismissed the complaint on the ground that the contract, althougn jor butts to arrive irom two vesseis, Was entire and indivisible and that plaints haa NOt put themselves IN SUCN @ position by delivery br offer o1 delivery ‘duty paid” as that they could tnforce the contract against the defendanta, Vari- Dus legal points were raised by the respective counsel, and finally (he pisintifs’ counsel asked the Court to hold that the request of the defendants to Ut these goods in bond Was a Waiver oO! ten- der by toe eee under the contract Which required the gooda to be duty paid. ‘his was denied and the piaiptils excepted- The cause was argued on appeal by Mr, D, McMnnon for the plaintut and by Mr. Da Costa ior fleiendants. Judge Van Vorst, aelivering the ppinion, held that the evidence made out a case Apon which the plaintitts were entitled to go to ihe jury; that the question whether or not derend- ante bad walved compliance by plaintitts with the provision requiting payment of duty soould have een suomitted to the jury as @ question of fact; ana that the dismissal’ of the complaint was erroneous, Judgment of dismiassl reversed and new trial granted. BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS. UNITED STATES DISTRIOT ocoURT. Assets in Bankruptcy. Jn this Court yesterday, in the matter of Onaries B. Byde, aaugnee, 2c, vs, Abrabam Cobo and NEW YORK HERALD; SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18; 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. fraudnientiy putinto the hands of the defendant Cohn certain sums of money which aiter the adjudication in bankruptcy and belore the com- mencement of this suit, paid out, at their request, for the purchase o! 725 shares of the stock of the New York Shuttle Sewing Machine Company, cer- fifleates for which he holds, ‘The bill prays that the plaintiff may be declared to be entitled to the Stock, as assets Of the estate at the bankrupts, and that he may recover the same from the de- Jendant Conn, { think the plaintit® has estab- lished such claim by the evidence, and as it ap- bar the defendant Cota has certificates for ‘ Shares still in his possession—certiti- cates for 550 of them veing tw his own name, and certificates jor i756 of them bemy transierred thereon to him tn blank, the plaincut is entitied to a decree that the defendant Cohn vest im the plamfify the title to the 725 shares and pay the costs of this sult. The decree will also declare thut, as against the plalotiff, the bankrupts and Cohn have no title to ihe stock or to the moneys with wich it was parchased.’’ G. A. Seixas for | the plaintif, R. 5. Neweombe for Conn. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Business in Bankruptcy. Volantary Petitions.—Henry D. Lafiin, Wilham A. Gibson, Pedro c. Casanora, Henry N. Titus, Charles L. Finke, Gustav Baer. Adjudications in Involantary Cas ‘Samuel Josepus, Frederick Newherr, Adolphus Hoffstadt, Max Friedlander. Rachel Milius, Max Rosenstock, Leopold Cohn, Henry Clews, Theodore 8S. Fowler, John Hornberg. Dischbarges.—Hen H. Thompson, Solomon Brounold, Edward M. Everitt. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, An Ex-Alderman in Trouble. hkefore Judge Davis. Ex-Alderman Odell claims to be the victim of unioriunate circumstances, He keeps a sale and exchange stable in East Twenty-fourth street. A few nights since, an otter tur robe, some dozen laprobes and about twenty pairs of horse blankets, the préceeds of a piliering pilgrimage among gentiemen’s stables were found in the hay lo(t of his stable. He was arrested on a charge of receiving stolen goods, taken belore Judge Murray and in default of $5,000 bail committed to await the action of the Grand Jury. A writ of habeas cor pus having been obtained by Peter Mitchel, hig counsel, he was yesterday brougat belore this Court and bis discharge asked. His counsel urged that there was no evidence on which he could be helt, and proceeded to state that when the stolen property was found five men were discovered asleep on the haymow and four others entering the place jor like somno- lent purpose; that there was no conceulment of the goods; that he-(Odell) knew noining of the gvods being there, and that he had not been in the tayloft lor two months and only twice in the stable for ten days before his arrest. It was eon- tended that an indictment for receiving stolen could nog be sustained without proof of an actual pan ey | into possession, It was stated as a further hardship on the prisoner that he was kept thirty-six hours at Police Headquarters before being taken before a magistrate. Mr. Lyon op- posed the applicution, Judge Davis took the papers tor examination, Another City Marshal Case. Levy Lippman. & marshal of the Marine Court, having been committed by Judge Spaulaing for alleged violation of the recent rule of the Court probibiting them irom serving processes and en- Jorcing executions, Mr. Nathan P, Breen, his coun- sel, applied yesterday lor a wril of habeas corpus in the case, which was granted, and the case set down jor a hearing bext Monday. Tne point pro- posed to be Made is tnat the transcript of judg- ment in this case was not filed im the County Cierk’s office, making it im this respect different ae the case of Marshal Phillipa, recently before the Court. Decisions, Winans vs, Leland.—Granted. Ribabock Late.—Let an order be entered va- cating the stay Of proceedings on the part of the receiver except so taras it affects or prevents Sale of the property. Reference, &c. Emigrants Dime Savings Bank vs. Flynn.— Granted, Deviin vs. Deviin.—Motion denied, with $10 costs Of opposing, American National Life and Trust Insurance Company vs. Mason.—Motion granted, witu $10 costs to abide event and to be taxed to the suc- cessful party. ’ Hamersiay vs, Witty.—Motion granted, with $10 costs. Memorandum. Lerdin va. Kapp.—Motion denied. Bowden va. Reade.—Memoragdam. Matter of Warszauer.—Memorandum. By Judge onue. Lockermayer va. Cohen.—Motion denied. Judge Lawrence. BS Matter of Eustle.—-iletion to Vacate assessment COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM The Responsibility of Fiduciary Agents. Before Judge Larremore. In April, 1878, 8. L. Simpson was arrested in a civil sult upon an order of arrest issued by Chief Justice Daly on complaint of Emil Naas, the charge being that Simpson had abstracted about $12,000 of piaintif’s money while acting as bis general nt. A motion was made to vacate the order of arrest, and on this motion a reference wus or- aered to examine plaintii’s booke, On the ree eree’s report a motion to discharge the defendant was made ana arguea at length by ©. N. Brooke for the defendant and Charies Wehie jor the plain- tif, a8 also @ motion by the plaintiff to vacate une referee’s report. Upon this Judge Larremore made an order granting the motion fo vacate tue referee’s report and denying the motion to vacate the order of arrest, and also directing the de- fendant to pay to plaintiff the costs of motion and disbarsements on the reference. To give more explicitness to the case Jadge Larremore, in ad- dition to the order, tas written the following opinion: ‘Lae practice is well settled that when the ground of the arrest constitutes or tends to constitute the cause of action, a bare denial of the plainti’s allegations in this respect will not per se, nothorize the delendant’s discharge. Tne onus im such a case is upon the applicant to show that he has an undoubted detence on the merits, which will be certainly established on the trial. The eXamina tion of the accounts between tlie parties 1ails to establish such a defence. The nct profits claimed to have been earned appear to have been ascertained from an estimate made in part upon assets claimed to be doubtful. The de- lendant bad entire charge and control of the busi- ness, und having assumed @ statement of the ac- counts, upon which, beiore @ final settlement, he had drawn his share of the profits, should, as be- tween his principal and himsell, ne neid to the re- sponsibility of nis own act. Having acted ina fidaciary capactty the burden is upon him to show the bond Ades of his traneactions and the proper application and disposition of the property of bis principal; but an issue should not be determinea On & Motion, but upon the trial of the action. The application to discharge from arrest is tnereiore dented, With costs to abide the event of the ac- 0 TOMBS POLICE COURT. It Cost Him $110. Before Jadge Murray. Mr. John D. Jones, who 18 or has been stopping at Sweeney’s Hotel for some time past, went out for @ walk on Friday night, and bappened to meet Miss Addie Clark, who kindly offerea to accompany him on his travels. He accepted ner kind offer. In _@ short while John became solicitoas regarding tne safety of $260 which be hadin his Vest pocket, so he took it out of his pocket and put it down into the leg of bis pants, from whence he thought the lady took it. He raised a row, and Timothy Oates came up fo see What was the mat ter, Timothy showed John bis money wrapped up ina plece of paper lying on the floor. John grabbed {it and left the house, nor did he tarn until be was inside the hotel. When he got tnere he found that there was only $160 instead of $260 in the paper. Owing to these facts John had Addie arrested, and Judge Murray held her in default of $6,000 to answer at the Court of Gen- eral Sessions. EE RUROPE. A first class Firm in Holiend ylabe: @ireot connections with Mannfacturers of Machine Too!s nd Manufacturers of articles of fron. Communications may nt, sud C., 1,969, to the Advertising Agency of RUDOLPH MOSSE, in Frankfort Maine, Germ: 2 & | | [lel | W. BLOEOKER, BREMEN, GBRMANY, ° Exporter of Potatoe Flour,” manufactured of the very beat produce,’ without acids and mixtures. Pore quality warranted. Snow waite color. ce, Samp Tice list sent post free, Apply Ws BLORUKEG diite SM" Obern street, Bree men, Germany. LOAN OFFICES. At T BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWaY.— Liberal advances upon Diamonda, Watches. Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or the same bought, Also Pawnbrokers ‘Tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs, T JOSEPH SOLOMON & CO,'S, 13 FULTON st ear Nassau.—Money advanced on Diainonds, fein ire vee mae A ages and Articles of Virtua; esta + priv office tor ladies, Se habla Kepanol. ate PHL MeCROPOLITAN PRINTING RSTABLIGQHMENT T ig at 218 Broadway, in the Herald iuiititng. LUSTER DIAMOND PIN LUST—ON MONDAY, D / cember7; valned asa eit from the dead. Suitadi reward paid. 39 East Fourth street. 0G LOST—AT FIRST ST sized light dra! rs closely. trimmed If returned to 49 Bond street the re- ward will be liberal. OST—ON AITH INST, AT ARNOLD & CON. 4 a red leather sitteh lets ond a pocketbook, with about $15 and railroad ‘The finder wilt reeeive a suitable reward by leaving the same at office 160 Broaaway. INTY n Fourth and second 3 Liberal reward given at coal office 424 Kast ‘Pweuty-third street. STORE OF 8’ 4 noe, on saturday, a bla ol A suitable reward will be 13 University piace, to Mr, BROWN. LEATHER — BAG Pocketbook, Keys and Jewelry, ty street. a liberal reward will be given ut 127 Filth a OST—ON SATURDAY, ABOUT NOON, y, between Spring containing picture and lock of hair. Ey streets, a Locket, 97 East Fourth street. OST—ON THURSDAY, A } elled Gold Bracel will be paid by J. & LOST AND FOOND. bs OOSEVELY & I ECOND STREET, B wenues, ARN BROS, SIXTH: AVE. ear Fifi OST—ON FRIDAY Fs The finder will p seventh street and receive a reward. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C. —FOR SALE. A KID OF FANCY DOGS, Medicines for all diseases: prepared Food tor mocking birds, at B. ©, DOVEY'S, No. 3 Greene street, near Can TWO WEEKS AGO, ‘loved = Seotch and answers to the CEIVED FROM ENGLAND, dy Diman Terrier slut im the of Dows and Birds at L. M. ME’ ear Broadway SALE—THERE EWKOUNDLAND Dogs, Pups of the same stock, three Seter Dogs, ovo coutaining «two thoroughly broken, warranted wo point stanen, FLOR SALE CHEAP—aAN EXTRA PINE HODGES & MEE 9 Nassau street (Bennett Building). lanket marked Coat aud Vest, $14; Pants, $3 Alaska Sable Muff, lining | # Second hand 10-bore Gur paid by recurn- TANTED—A SKYE TERRI well broken Address, with _ HORSES, CARKIAGES, &C._ A —MAJOR C. W. BARKER, » FINE: PAL SYEST, LI, AND look them over. 7 LE to show the stock. ES suitable reward will be offered by returning the same to RROW, BLACK ENAM- tor which @ suitable reward SMITH, 79 Cedar street. NIGHT, THE 4TH INST., IN 1 Broadway car, a Bunch of Keys. leave them at 129 West Twenty- FIF TH SALE O THE FAMOUS MONROE COUNTY TKOTIERS AND ROADSTERS NEW YORK TATTERSALLS, nd Thirty-ninth street, F 18, at Ll o'clock. AT BARK) CITY AUCTION MART AND corner of Broadw: On WEDNESDAY, Bis STOCK comprises 15 head, and consists of ST—IN OR NEAR R. HL leather Pocketbook, containin, by leaving it avaz OCKETBOOK LOST— der please retui . T. #. BROAD avenue dnd Forty-seeo hington square FOURTH AVENUE STAGE, December 12, containing & sum of money and papers, TD the papers and keep the mes WAY, Grand Union Hotel, Fou nd street. HE METROPOLITAN PRINT Broadway, have unsurp: all kinds of Printing with unu: moderate prices. 1d facilities for dol LOST, IN PASSING FROM THIRD avenue and Tenth street to Broadway and Twen- ty-third street to Tenth avenue, a yold Pen and Pencil Case. Above reward will be paid on return to 90 East or Fortieth street WILL THE FARTY WHO EX. vercoats at the billiard room corner Sixth avenue, on Friday night, re- turn the same or send papers contained therein to ‘the address thereon. randum Book. Finder will ward on returning same Bowling Green or | REWARD.—LOST, A RED LEATHER MEMO- | receive above re- to ©. H, HASWELL, Jr, No. 6 West Fort fifth street. brella, stolen (ro1 dines REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED—FOR pt return of Overcoate and an Um- No, 486 West Twenty-third street on ast. December 10. Address J. 'ARD.—ON THE 5:03 P. M. HARLEM jin, November 27, a Pocketbook, containing ers of Ho valine except to owner. will return it to Mr. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED—FOR the return of the Overcoat taken trom the St. M. M.. St, Nicholas Address P. M. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN ofthe Ring and Stud taken trom No. 25 Nassau street, Brooklyn, on sunday evening, December 6. and No questions daked, Branch office, ear Stal to ROBERT DILLON, REWARD.—LOST, A DIAMOND CLUSTER ton street, Return Rivington street. REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS AS) for the return of Watch ond Chain, ma! &. Friedrich, M. D, , to 52 West Fourth street. REWARD.—LOST, mond Earring set with COMING FROM THE Stadt to the Rleecker street car, up town, a Dia- six small and seven large stones. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving same with Mrs. LYONS. 145 Last Twenty-second street, HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB: is at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Buildin, g o Full cotermination to e! 4 aE By) ag ° pe DS A generskassortment g s Dit 2% carat solitaire Diam of it at that price. Address WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. EWELRY, CORALS, DIAMONDS, 40, VICTOR BISHOP, Importer ot Coral Jewelry and Precious Stones, 47 Nasean street (house ‘established . im 1837, the oldest in New York in this branch of trade), bas opened a branch of bis wholesale house at the Sewolry Btore under the Fifth avenue Hotel, New York. tI] Grand opening of jewelry, II On MONDAY, December le, VICTOR BISHOP, Importer, No. «7 Nassau street, will open at the Jewelry Store e Fifth avenue Hotel, under the Fitth avenae Hotel, the largest and finest assortment of 9 Hl a ever oftered for sale in this city. t large sales has prompted us to a general marking down ot prices, and Bargains unbeard of offered. ‘OR BISHOP, Importer, lalglelal © Fifth Avenue Hotel jassan street, New York. Z \| ing fine Solitaires and Earrings, from two to twelve Karate a pair, forsale at very low prices, by VIOTOR BISHOP, Importer, 67 Nassau street and under the Fifth Avenue Hote, ‘LOCKS, BRONZES, JEWELRY, WATCHES, forisale at the lowest possible prices, by VICTOR BISHOP, Importer, 47 Nasean street and under the Fifth Avenue Hotel, GENTLEMAN HAVING ADVANCED $160 ON A ond fing wishes to dispose OLITAIRE, beraid office, — Ni soll tickets chemp, e. A fine Diamond Cross, 11 stones, cost. ikiswe, cost $200, tor 4,190 Broadway, near Twen' Will ve sold toi A tine Pearl Ni GEO, C. ALLE. LADY RAVISG 3OME FINE DIAMONDS AND other Jewelry 1 pawn which she cannot redce: Address CHASE, box 102 Heral GAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS—A FINE ASSORT- ment of Diamonds, Watches, Gold and Coral Jew- elry, solid Silverware, 0,; old Gold and silver bought 1,207 Broadway. opposite Gilsey House. Furniture at private TITEL MORTGAGE SALE FINE FURNITURE, ‘ianos, &c., at FAVOR'S, Also large lot Open ovenings. 13 East Fourteenth st EBGANT DIAMONDS, BELONGING TO ONE ABOUT leaving the country, sold for half value, Breastpin, Karrings, solitaire King, £a: TCs, Herald office. di ne }, ine ‘isamediovely, IMMEDEATE LIDAY JEWELRY FOR THE TRADE.—I CALL the attention of dealers who desire to replenish their siock to my liberai deductions to casit cusomers. NvUSBERG, wholesale importer and munufactucer, ‘906 Broad way, New York. ¢ DEPENDENT QUARTER SECOND GOLD HUNT ing Watch, sales Emmery maker, and Solitaire Dia At tour cw rats NTED, Herald office. for sale very cheap. OGGIN WILL late Importations o: a wa branes store, 1,19; Ht under New Worn Hot 1 cia IN THE INSTALMIENT BUSINESS, GEORGE A. Cl ARER. GEORGE A, CLARKE, Fashionable, well inade Fui'niure, Carpets, Mat- spring and Parlor Beds, 4ic., tor cash oF od Monthly Pa; Neatly Bai onthiv Payments, Established in 1866 at 747 Broad way. 1. cow DID INVESTMENT.—VERY CHOICE SOLI- re and cluster Diamonds, from} 10.10 carat, 10 be week, to vances, Call soon a, ay brosawae, Corner ot Twolfth street. OFFER On Mornay NEXT HIS ell and Lava Jewelry, if Je Brosdway, between ‘iwenty- h ateoe th an at his principal ro 2 way. ments. ya ventt, RESTAURANTS. arena Hang, ager : OPRMOBR, Seueres. HE BAY gelding Champion Boy, got by Champion Qsire of St. zane 14g high,7 years old ; can trot in 2:40, uuble. BAY GELDING, by John J. Critrenden, 15% high, 7 years old: can 5 BAY COLS, by Toronte Chief, 16% high, 5 years old; in GELDING, by Champion, 15% high, 7 years old; can trot in 3 minuies. BAY GEL! +; by Rip Van Winkle, 153 high, 6 years ; Cam trot in 3 minutes, SHESTNUT GELVING, with silver mane and tail, Niagara Chief (sire of Ben Flagler), 16% high, 6 years ol t in 2:45; is unequalled tor coupe, road ‘or family the finest big horse ia MACY & CO,’3, A $8in notes, three ting card, with Mrs. Charles L., will be liberally rewarded ESTABLISHMENT, is without exception WHITE Gelding Burt, by Henr: rs old: isa sure 2:40 horse, single SRLDING, by Champion, 153g high, 6 yea: BAY Gelding Duke, by Niagara Chief, 15}¢ high, old; can trot in 2:40 a by Ethan Allen, 1534 high, 9 MAKE, by Fox Hunter, 15% high, 5 years ola; BLACK GELDING, by Eckler’s Clay, 15% high, 6 has trotted in 3:02 DING, by John J. Crittenden, 15% high, 7 trot in $ minutes ING, by Ked Dick, 15% high, 8 years old; can trot in 2:55, ABOVE ARE all elegant and extra stylish drivers, and are warranted sound and kind. SALE POSITIVE, without regard to FOR FULL description see catalogues. Promptness and at- G rears old: can i BAY GELD D, BLOOD, STYLE, BEA! PEDIGREES AND SPEbD GUARA . The undersigned, assignee in bankriptey of a well known importing ‘and commissionfrm. will Wagons, Sleaghs, Harness, dc, MONDAY (TO-MORKOW) AT 10% A, at the private stable 26 East Seven: TEAM OF GENTLEMAN'S: years old, dark bay": long. arched necks long tails, reaching the ground not be out-styled in can trot 15 miles per re tree and pleasant teenth street. Whoever ROAD HORSES, . SMITH, Agent, Fordham, or com- municate by mail, will receive the above reward and thanks of the owner. sired by second Hambletonian; ci this city when standing or movin; hour; act and step like one horse? drivers in either single or double harness; one a very superior saddle horse ; arc warranted sound and kind; they must be seen to be appreciated. MILY PET, ROAD AD sAVDLE HORSE chestnut-sorrol gelding, 15 high, 7 years 1 most timid to ride or drive; has a long, I saddle gaits stat a square trotter to agon : any gentleman wishing a perfectly reliable tam- ily saddle or road the sale: he is ROM 1533 high, 5 ye » Herald Brooklyn horse will tind a bargain by attending Warranted souna and kind. 5 RED AND HANDSOME COLT, y_ Bathgates’ stallion Ne visadark bay ¢ et and limbs; rou ance ; fini as never bee speed, ana yet has shown a full mile in 2:47'4; he is well known as the Wiiliamson colt, who has had repeated plications to put him on the track for training; he is \d, good and true in ail harness, and is well worthy the attention or any lover of fi months’ training would prepai 2:3) horses: he 1s warranted sown ROY EB TROTTIN ranted, is 1534 high, 6 years ol dam a Star mare; raise: black; isa game; io 2:473¢ without traini full mile on day of sale ranted sound and kind, Also city mnde top and no top Wagons, nicely trim- pat eta eae Sleigh, oubdle and single Harness, Bel fe, fall sults: Saddles, Briales, Bell t horses, as only a lew him to rank with the nd . iG MARE, SPEED WAR- ko} the ef LISHMENT Re warranted to trot a minutes ana war- Br chance for bargains, . VANDEROFF, Attorney. A.77° THE DRIVING PUBLIC. ne plying to side bar wa i pie roduce! IDING WAGOX, en ased rely free from rattle or renigth ‘and safety, with- ovement we are also usin the past three years) t ie parallel or arm with greater precision ané ction than any axle used for speeding. en interested i F3 are invited to opine these improvements at ad, ‘orty-seventh street, or at our wa nue Fourt eenth street. BREWSTER & CO., of Broome street ae UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON (date romeaees: Van casee eye) vag Ni BRAN‘ 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE, SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O’CLOCK, ‘%4 w 48 hours’ trial on horses warranted sound. \rue STAMP OF OUR HOOSE IS RELIABILITY. UCTION HOUSE VAN TaSSELL & KEARNEY, 0 and 2 Bast eae near FOURTH ARCH. JOHNSTON. REGULAR SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES, HAB- EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 11 O'CLOCK. | WE GIVE THE PURCHASER of ever: WARRANTED SOUND or REPRESENTED KIND, 2 to 48 HOURS for trial. ENTRIES to be made any time previous to sale, LANDAU, NEARLY NEW, BY WOOD BRO. « LANDAU, in fine order, by J. B. BREWSTER. & coro LANDAC, in fine order, by J. R. LAWRENCE & CO. ye WSTER & OO. INER & STEVENS, and NESS. HORSE that is NOK, nearly hew, bv , by DUNN, Y, by J. R. LAWRE: OCK, mond Jewelry, compriy | ay vay TASSBLE ‘ARNKY, AUCTIONEERS, atthe AUCTION MART tor HORSES and CARRI Aw: Hoand Lis SAS? TAIMTRENTH STREET, near YOU NOW ON EXHIBITION. LBANY SLEIGHS, Cutters, shifting seats, ponies and thres-seaters. ‘ortiland Sleighs, all styles, both fot be and two seats, trimmed and un- REST & CO., 28 Broadway. NY PARTY HAVING A FIRST CLASS SHIFTUNG Pole. with silverplated tips, for light road wag on, can find a purchaser by addressin; BREWSTER WAGON AND STIVERS SLEIGH IN tect order; price $200 and $175. Can be seem st NEW PATENT ide-bar Wagons; low; exeels anything intro duced. Examine i. Test it. Large stock top and 4 Wagu : Also great variety second hand Wagons and Carriages, at RM. STIVERS’ Manufactory, 144 to 162 East Thirty-tirst street, A GOOD ROAD HORSE AND WAGON W. 4 exchange tor fitty acres valuable i Sey, 25 miles from New Yerk; no BUSINESS, Herald Uptown Branch offi REAY A Sits bay, sired bh twor an 3 ie 6 ve dw and king; a tree and shifting top Road | Wagon and Harness, sleigh and Robes: sold separaely. Private stable 42 Twelfth street, near University place. | A HANDSOME CuARE 41. Cart, with shitting Ds Used by w brivate family and mad: ers. To be seen at M. CURLEY ‘Thirteenth «treet, near Fourth avenue. OARDING STABLE—FORTY STALL! leuse, with 6 Horses, 3 Clarences : loc rth and Filty-third streets, near Siath avenue, tis Yeasonable: ailin good condition: at great bar- in, Address BUELL, Herald Uptown Branch offige. Qounras BOARD FOR HORSES, }4 MILES FROM city, near Englewood, N. J.—100 ‘acres elegant pas- ture; finest stables: water in stalls; horses takeu and re- turned to city ; terms moderate. PICKER? & CO,, 96 Water street. ombini Beat, easy riding ; sets 40; te OUPE FOR SALE—IN PERFECT ORDER; BEST maker: pole and shaits; side-bar top Buggy or Dia- monds taken in exchange. Address CORNELL, box 3,254 Post office. YLARENCE WANTED—$900 CASH; MUST BE light, in pertect order; state when and by whom made, particulars; worth doubie the money. ‘Address CLARENCE, Post office Newark, N. J. ESIRABLE PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Coach, Coupe and Buggy Harness, ie Riding Saddles. Gold-Mounted, Ivory Handle Whips. Suits of Horse Clothing, &c. At PETERS & CALHOUN CO.’s, 38 Mercer street, near Grand LEGANT %% CLARENCE (NEW) FOR HALF ITS value (best city build), to pay advances and charges, at 25 Kast Thirteenth street, near University pla AKCH JOHNSTON, Breese, HARNESS FOR SALE.—A GENTLEMAN will sell, at very low prices, his single and double brougham Harness, by best London maker; both sets in excellent order, having been used but a few times, May be seen at the London Harness Agency, 20 East Four- teenth street (second floor). JOR SALE~BROWN HAMBLETONIAN MARE, BY Rysdick’s_ old horse; trotted when five years old in 2:59, and cost $1,100, now 8 years old ; price $600; but look at her and submit an offer, owner must seil; would ex- change tor one horse Carriage to hokd tour, or a cheaper Horse. suitavie tor farm work, or would’ take a good Wate! v salable Merchandise or Farm lm 8; mare is sound and kind, and safe for a lad: and not atraid of cars: ia something extra. Ad- dress M.,care ©. A. Tyler, Carriers’ Department. Ww Post offic = arse Voy bo eas BLE VEHICLES. ee Tandaulein tt Rockaways, Coupes, | AND S74 BROOME STREET lately occupied by Brewster & Co.) pLASe, 4. 8. FLANDRAU. OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CARRIAGE and Wagon Manufactory, well locatea and doing a successtul business, Address J. MARSHALL, box 223 Herald office. Qbulidings NOR SALE—ALDERNEY BULL AND COW, FROM imported stock, two years old each; dam and sire each cost $70v to Import: would exchange the Bull for a Carriage to hold to tor one Horse or Depot Wagon or galable Nerchandise, Address H. care ot C. A. Tyler, w Yor j1OR SALE AT A SACRIFICE—THREE PAIRS OF SEES 08 Carriage Horses. Continental Stables, ni nue. OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, A HANDSOME LOT of coach Harness, made to order for $200; will sell ior $125, if taken immediately. No. 77 Greenwich av, OR SALE—A SPLENDID GKAY HORSE, 160% hands high; sound and kind: suitable jor coupe, grocer or any business; will be sold for half his value. West jourth street, FOR SALE—A LARGE HORSE, VERY CHEAP, suitable for pedlers. Apply at 512 West 14th st. For SALE—GRAY HORSE, 8 YEARS, 15 HANDS, weighs 950 ibs.; trots in ), sure, and all right; oy spring tol Maron, goed as new, Harness, 4c., cheap for cash; separately. . CATES, 163 West Fifteenth street. OR SALE—A SOUND AND RKLIABLE PAIR OF carriage Horses; handsome and stylish: good tray- eliers; 1634 hands, 7 years o! warranted in every re- spect sold for want of use. Address HOrFMAN, lerald Uptown Branch office. OR Gere ae ger serie in 28a a sound and kind. “apply to SOHABM tixth street. MINE CUTTSHR—OHKAP: USED SIX TIMES; WILL trade for Diamonds, Address N. G., Herald office. ‘ORSE, LANDAULET AND HARNESS COMPLET! tor sale at a bargains price Can be seen at 247 West Forty-seventh stroet. RE; CAN TROT ‘4s old» perfectly 3B, 139 West Forty- 501 SLEIGHS— Tl ” Portiand, Albany, trotting. pony. shift! fix seats Cail and examine at WM. H. OKAYS, 22 Wooster street. A LATIN TEACHER WANTED—FOR A YOUNG Oxtord prete: and residence | ou W. MUR, at the engrossed, Anithmetic, German tw Department. Telegrap! struments, in one quart ir ness writing, Gress FRENCHMAN, Herald Uptown Branch nographiy lege, sixth avenue, corner Twenty-third street, Students can commence at any time. (basses AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN FRENCH, for ladies and 7 to )RENCH a I ‘onversational fluency imparted: $3 a week (three lessons at pupll’s residence) ; Classes $10 & quarter; books, pamphlets, &c., translated, Address PROFESSOR, box 147 Heraid Uptown Branch office. \RENCH BY A PARISIAN Gi theman; e ten weeks, three lessot weekly, pupil's, $36: in class of five, $10, Ad- dress FRED , box 123 Herald Uptown Branch office. between 10 and 12, sr" ol _ INSTRUCTION. CADEMY MOUNT ST. VINCENT, ON THE HUD" son, New York, 13 miles from "the metropolis, IT rains to and 1s trom the Mount daily, Hudson Hiver Kail; road.—This institution. eondue by she $i of Charity, ix the largest and best appointed in the country. Terms, including everything but music, per annum, $2 General pat page solicited. gentleman; an Luglish graduate of Cambridge or Addtess, for one week, with rms N. K., box 172 Herald office. ang NY PARTY WISHING TO LEARN GARMENT CUT ting or the graduating pri can do so by calling W Hotel, corner Broadway ih sizer, room M. Open dav and evening. BePL ARITHMETIC, ALL es, Germial, French, Latin, Wrk ) PAINK’S College, 62 Bowery; away, cother Thirty-fourth sizeet. Ladies ‘Keevlig and Currésponding. Kesolutions T THOMPSONS COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Cooper Lustitute.—Bookkeeping, Writing, day and evening. Ladies’ taught practically, with im LL LEARNERS OF SUORSHAND WRITING ARE informed that Munson’s Phonographic Dictionary ig now published and for sale at New York Institute of Phonography. I wenty-third stree RCIAL COL! E, 1,199 lies and boys learn bual- ookkeeping, arithipetic. &., practically, in the best New York houses. Each pupil, young ope T DOLBEAR'S COMM Broad Kentleruen, 01 EXPERIED D TEACHER, ENGAGED IN PRO- fessional studies, desires Board in a family in ex- change for instruction; highest references as to charao- ter: German and Freogh taught. AddressGRADU ATE, Heraid office. YOUNG NORTH GERMAN GENTLEMAN, epg. Latin, Greek ‘and Hebrew, at 75 cents per lesson, oF would exchange fessons fof board. Address F. We care ol e x. Heid, 79 Christopher street. FRENCHMAN DESIRES TO GIVE LESSONS IN the morning in exchange tor Begin poe ade EST PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN BOOKKEEP- ing, Penmanship, Comme! Pho- iy, day or evening, at West Sid . Pleuse 0 WiLsON & WALWORTH, Principals German and Spanish.—Conversation guaranteed to ladies or gentlemen in three months, or no payment. Call on or address PROF! SoOK, 1,218 Broadway, room 6 H TAUGHT THOROUGLY nunciation, by an accomplished ND SP. and with a pure p young lady. ‘Addivess Miss b. A., 406 West Twenty-eight street. RENCE eRe EK CONVERSATIONAL CLASSES, BY ‘a Parisian young lady, every Monday, trom 11 to 12 3. A. 103 rentemen AND GERMAN THORO: private lesso JPANISH AND FRENCH THOROUGHLY TAUGBYT bya very casy and practical method; classes form- Ang now on very moderate terms. Apply to ANTONIO 4 AMOS, 38 University place. TANTED—LADY LATIN TEACHER, NOT OVER 20 years. Apply to KIPLEY, room 7, 115 Worth #, OR CENTS.—A FRI 25 in classes or private! Ush tor German, Ad box 17 Herald Uptown Branch NCH LADY HAVING PART OF her time engaged in school desires to give lessons, will exchange French or Kug- ss W. Herala office. 4 oe bs beret “CONVERSATIONAL, GER. n by a North Ger! . Address THerala oftce, 1265 Broadway. Rrivate SATIN point Uptown Bren Address, atree ger tenante and few chil HOUSES, ROOMS, &., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. LADY OF HIGH RESPECTABILITY AND RE. finement desires to rent a furn: Be ished House, in location, for keeping first class boarders; unexception- able reference given and required. Address, for days, E. D. A., Herald office. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TO RENT FOR one year from Istor May. wis a small fhorovenly Hi tO: NJ. ross, wiv") tall par’ Healers: ORANGE: box S586 Fost office, LADY WISHES A LARGE ROOM, SECOND floor (unturpished, except carpet), with jays, DAR! wn Branch office. A FIRST STORY FLAT WANTED—IN 4 GOOD neighborhood, between Fourteenth and vertiase, fe: ; must be where there are few, rTenauis and few children, Address, for two Gaye mn. ‘LAT WANTED. box 211 Herald office. Hitirece a HARNESS—HORSE BLANKETS AND ry and st and cheapest assortment in the city. E, BART- ', 6 Warren street, corner College place. RESCH FAMILY AND GENTLEMAN WANT & furnished Room in private French family, be- twotn Fourtocts and Yairdeth airecw Aderess BES DIN, Herald office. ‘ORSES TAKEN 70 BOARD—GOOD, COMFORT. BAYLES Locust Valley. Long island; terme moderate, as 4 ‘ re. Reters to Boll Bros., twenty-third sirect and Bleveuth avenue, WANT A FIRST CLASS FAMILY TURNOUT, Properig, ao imiustes tour Wall strests accessible every re rty, 4) minutes from i hour, Address PMINCIPAL, box 143 Herald office MPORTED SADDLE MARE FOR SALE-COLOR red ; 0! less fot entleman and Das carried @ lady. ‘Address box 3,961 ‘ost office, MPORTED—A LANDAU, FOR THE USE OF THE wher, never used, ant for ie tor less a cost? "To be teen at 186 West Thirty-frar street. SOMETHING NEW !—A PARISIAN DREsS- t Worth’s establishment, Sey, ities, Beene riginatin, 3, NeW ai hk well pid focal aad se6 her at Mine. WARD'S Eu porium, 347 sixth avenue, between Twenty-first and ‘Twenty-second streets, Apprentices wanted. IOHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER,—MORTGAGE Risae wil soil Monday, at 103g o'clock, at livery le No. 9 East, Broadway, one stylish Diack Horse, one top Road Wagon, nearly new, and one set of e588. JOHN T. STEWART, Attorney for Mortgages, USSIAN CHIMES, RUSSIAN CHIMES, for single and double harness, wholesale and retail, at J. V. WALDRON & BRO., 56 Beckman street, N. Y. Paris, sing ND HAND CARRIAGES. Charence. Landau. Coupe. Landaulet. Curtain Coach, Close Coach. T Cart. Yhaeton Buggy. Top Wagon. No Top Wagon. Cabriolet, Coupe Rockaway. Six seat Rockaway, Four seat Box Wagon. For sale at bargains, previous to removal to 25 Union bs BRADLEY, PRAY ¢ CO., 588 Broadw: 3 }—PORTLAND CUTTE! ALL STYLES, aT eMNER & STEVENS’, 115 to 121 it Thirteenth st. —PORTLAND CUTTERS, TWO AND FOUR SIGHS Fall etyiea, at VAN TASSELL & KEARNBY'S, 100 and 112 East Thirteenth street. Cheapest lot in the elty. FINE YOUNG TEAM, SOUND, FAST, EXOT i gi pedigree, er Oia Popo Oe fp nd te ne youn; rae jo' ir a toy as we iad TRON, basement 65 Wal h streets —COUPE, LANDAUS, LANDAULET, MADB BY z ; : eatery pgs ange; quite Dew; Winter Carriages at groatly re- igen. Hab, 10 Rast Fourth street AY HORSE—YOUNG AND SOUND. 16 $900, worth $60; beautiful Top Wagon and parate; whil trade for Fur- ineteenth street. BARGAIN —A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT STYLISH | tt 5 da, rs; trots in $ miniites; ar top Wagon; Brews Ham, Brewster and sound and kin tergside-bar sit scomb; Robes, Ms SINGLE HORSE OR A PAIR FOR SALB ATA bargain.—They are beautiful dare chestnuts, and attractive, 16) bh id xf a: yi eit z roetnen any Feaponable time LEIGHS, CARRIAGES, SLEIGH BELLS—EVERY > hand; popular prices; S description, Con hoor ag popu ue é Coupe Lrg O i Coupe, Pony Sie NUPACTORKRS? UNION, 6% Broadway. eee ee 3 FOR SALE (JU8T ARRIVED FROM THE Beato ot laine). Black, Knox Colt. 5 years oid, stands 15% hands; can trot In 2:50, Chestnut Mare, 15 hands: teats in 240, Chestnut Horse, 16% hands; safo for a woman to dive; can trot in 2:40. Also a gray Mare, 7 Zones Olt te nendea crate nave, fill tals. anid tadnes Std are ‘young. sound and kind, Cap be seen at ie Wor Fitteenth strect._ : TWO FIRST GLASS DOUBLE KS FOR SAL) Wahean. Ap at Bradtor Afoponalds wheel- wright shop, No. 165 Christopher street, i )OM FOR FOUR HORSES AND THRE! Coen comable Liv Went Hightosbth qircek Apply ‘ubton street. RUCKING BATSINESS FOR SALE—AT A SACRI- a twadin the city; two Horses, one-horse Fears ita dette ORAS OIE NBY, 13 North Widtam street. iJ 4 MERICAN HORSE CLIPYING MACHL A IN FOL KRATION, PART yh PRA i. SBS CLIPPED CAN HAV THE BES? POSSIBL T NOTICE. pan PRe ap z ta} HG: 2) I oe oO ro 2 ia ONE, HAVING rriages, Harnes to dispose of tor immed by addressing box tu) description. nig JonerSr sate Sultans, agons ani ol Id to satisfy aavanc eb eo ay iytoats skeet A FINE TEAM OF HoB SES, cash, cal ost office, Jamaica, L. L, with ers, come and see, near University place. —DOUBLE TRUCK, TOP GROCERY AND 1:X- « press Wagons, Kutcher Carts; ali second hard: iso ry and Milk Wagon, all new; for sale wi enty-eighth street TOP WAGON, SLEIGH AND HARNESS, AL, SO A si Horse, suitable tor business or ple poses, Will be sold tor less than halt their value. stable 196 Gast Seventeenth street -ONE OF fH ; my b: E_ FINEST LANDAULETS IN THE y Wood Bros. ; cost $1,7! ‘ing the city; must be sol ‘birteenth streot, GENTLEMAN'S RO. TURNOUT FOR alr of eo, i woras ib hands nh, AND BASEMENT PRIVATE STABLE, Wenitable for ig furniture or for @ coachman's family, four stulls for laorses, on Thirty-Orst streot, near ufth avenuc; rent very low. Apply at 207 Bighth av. TANTED—A S'IX-SFAT OR COUPE ROCKAWAY: ;_low price for cash. Ad- W must be in good Bach ee ab dress, stating price, ty-second sire: tr. — j is COUP! ITH POLE, W ‘ANTED—Aa FIRST CLAS! or vee . Address, stating price me cue G., box 176 Herslu ottce. NTED—A TROTTER THAT CAN TROT IN 2:0 aa Traitor. ti ; which $3,000 in real estate will be given.” Address W. C. H., 9 Broadway. BRO PRICES, ZERO PRICES. Sleighs, Bells, Robes, Blankets, Whips, 2c. *Seacrupe moce hpe Blankets, Nall price. AOKI TERE: JOHNSON, Jr. 68 Liberty street, COUPE, BY BROOME STREET BREWSTER: 1 1 tine six-sent ore Rockwway. by Adams; Oy ge 1 be ad ad hans 3 nd ge has i nan best ONY mmakore; BHPSE aia, 30 and 2 Wooster street. OVAL HEARSES FOR SALE.—THEY ARE IN errect order and will be sold cheap. Apply to JAMBS GANNOUD, sw West Forty-second street. “HORSES KEPT ON LIVERY, $% PER 5. mone best of care and feed warranted; none but experienced hands employed; stable well venti- lated. No, 8 bast Houston street, uesr Broadway. 100 FOR HORSE, TOP MILK WAGON AND HAR. 5 vi alao @ work Reese Feit toon., Call toalay Sa Monday, Wcattvovonteenth street. $150 eek dren, Address, G., Herald office. up town preferred ; adress is HART, station D. immediately if suitable, J. Gress, stating reat, SPIRITS, Eee ‘\HURCH PROPERTY OR HALL WANTED—WEST J side between Fourteenth and Fortieth street; wee bay lease or mynty wanted January |, ELLIOT, 769 Sixth avenue. URNISHED ROOM WANTED—WITHOUT BOARD; hall will answer: location Petwoen, Forties ana Fiftieth streets; ‘west side. address A. BW. eraie office. 'URNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY A SINGLE GEN- ueman, with fire and gas, ath aoa between Thirtieth Third and Sixth avenues; not excted~ inn ee perweek. Address A, Fa ‘Dox 200 Herald Thtows office. Address, wit price, witch inusebe low, W. W. MALL FLOOR WANTED—FOR HOUS! by a gentleman and wife, with a EKPING. of rivat respectability, in New York, below ‘Toirueth streat, oF Brooklyn, bear a ferry: addres and moderate terms, ». B., He mais rene Mahia, inant ana nurse: east of SAxthr avente ai |, Intant ana nurse; e a Price not to exceed $40 per week. ee UNFURNISHED HOUSE FOR ONE or More years; must have all conveniences and be above ‘Iwenty-third street. Addi stating location. and terms, Rea. P., box 5222, ‘Yost office. ANTED—A FRONT ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, IN tee! icinif uf State avenua aad Twventy-arat srees (oil enue a nity - is nary) “preferred; reterence. address A. Py box. 128 Herald office. Hee ceNth utreets dot exceeding 850 per, r mt month,” Addrem RIOKETTS, Herald office, ‘ANTED—ONE OR TWO LARGE FLOORS IN ANE locality, with from 2 Be borse power, ior @ good business. Address, term light manutacturing bu: ne thant + jon which must be moderate, ag one ee IMMEDIATELY, AN UNFURNISHED Ae Seem jeer ere hers joors, tor ho eping; J tre st, {price not to exceed seat iSuta Cidvess Hy MOSBAWD, 218 Bixth avenue. W ‘KD—A SITTING ROOM AND BEDROO! sans iet widow lady, without board. ng month, ‘ire. reas, lowest terms per OM. RRS, Hora Uptown Branch otfice. ‘ANTED—TO RENT A STORK, ON WEST SID suitable tor liquor business, at moderate rent. ag . Herald Uptown NTRD—UNFURNISHED, TWO VERY LARGE, Wicprnesune Room erring, roa ad, bage i {Overt tures: or unubtioed, box 79 station ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, nicely furaished Room, with fire and gas, board; cleanliness indispensable; terms mode: + rer erences exchanged. Address H. &., Herald Uptown Branch office. plan I Ani nO end J ANTED—A FLAT, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND W ‘Thirty-fourth streets; near Elevated Railway Y Preece Teamun location ‘wud rent will be DOU Foo ‘Address AMERIOA, Dox 161 Herald ofice. pests atssatersheteuaieesstse'y oS OTEN TT” TESS 7 TWO ROOMS iN A PRIVATE JEWS! Nami, two adults: references @: Addrons 3. kot N, $43 Broadway. ANTED—THR TOP FLOORS OF BUILDING WITH steam power, or next pene, ig Basle jor light m: | scaee eae RIO acne toa Ms office. ‘ANTED—BY i MAN. BALL WR oh Saab Sti aad ak ‘Twelfth street. ’ Wir vont ai ri toate a rl H ‘west side, up ¢ Potrad igdaress tattug termb ALPIUA, box Uptown Branch o! SMALL UNFURNISHED Atween Ta and Sixth, avenues es ow ao Herald Uptown Bragen of podiatetchshstetee hn thse nctsbreytine)vct © OY win —BY A SMALL FAMILY, A SECOND 0: Third Floor, in @ private rent must be erate ies moving in May. Address, with torms J. A L,, Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—BY A RRSPONSIBLE PARTY, A FULLY and handsomely furnished House. Tooubed betwee Sixth and Fourth avenues, rg bo streets; owner (PS hte bos of rent i dress HOME CO! ‘Dox ez Herald v! TD TO LEASE—FOR FIVE OR TEN RS ‘Setweem White. aod seree Enon perenne references, Adi