The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1874, Page 11

CITY MISSION. The Forty-Kighth Annual Meeting of the New York City Mission and Tract Society. ‘The jorty-eighth annual meeting of the New York City Mission and Tract Society waa held yes- terday aiternoon im their roums, No. 5) Bible House. Mr. A. R. Wetmore, Vice President of the society, occupied the chair. After an introduc- tory prayer from the Rev. Dr. Murray the ‘Treas- | arer’s report was read by Mr. Morris K. Jesup. The report showed that the receipts nad fallen om considerably since last year, and consequently a reduction of expenses ad been necessary, The following are the figures :— RECEIPTS. Doni ym individuals. Pea ety and other wnre ‘rom churches ony pabbatu sch ‘om female branch From collections at public meetings Total i ‘ ‘The Treasurer also called the attention of those present to the fact that the society was still in debt $5,766 26. The minutes of the previous meét- ing Were reaa by Recording Secretary David D. Terry, and then the Corresponding Secretary, Mr. Lewis E, Jackson, read the Jorty-eighth annual re- port. The report commenced with some !ew ap- propriate remarks concerning the death of their President, Rev, Thomas De Witt, D. D., mr. Jona- than Sturges, Mr. Eustman and others, Alter giving a detailed statement of the different Missions and their labors the report closes with the following RESULTS OF THE YEAR. Mt station: 6 Missionaries 30 j~ mary visits, 60,227 een? 7 calls made: and received. 10,870, Trace dis (689,176 Toluntary visitors. 158 Bibles anid Testam: 672 Volumes kennedy. gat iidren led to & 3,15L n led to day schools 307 Persons induced to oo as Bible classes. 367 Persons pers ‘attend churches and mis pemens 8,885 ni 1,255 Eelzioas menting 3,902 CF Persons united. ct ‘ith churc! 820 bite prazer me mapstings, aggregate actengance, see 88,2085 ices, ageregate attendance. 65,649 Many sdaitiouat services: tings for friendless ce street preaching, wile lot for fo etd services in Cooper ry 80,000 rc, rogate ncnanier re pete 1d 4,500 pel aid clothing, ‘fuel, food, medicine, £2. The Rev. George J. Mingins then made a very touching appeal ior ald, as he told thuse present bow he had heen jorced to reduce his missionary stad trom nineteen males and nineteen temales to thirteen males and seven iemales. He gave in- teresting examples of the good achieved by these Missions and showed how the Water street mis- non had given 7,000 meals, 1,500 lodgings, con- verted 100 inen and paid the ‘missionary aod wile the paltry sum of $1,4u7. sonenines then moved that the report be adopted ‘The Rey, Dr. Murray seconded the motion, which was unanimously carried, The following directors were then elected for the ensuing year:—George W. Abbe, Austin Ab- dott, Benjamin Aver! Josian W. jaker, George W. Beale, Nathan bishop, Riley Brick, James H. Briggs, Albert N. Brown, John inet ing, William A.'Cauldwell, Charles 0. gat John B. Cornell. diram A. Crane, Stephen Cuvier, Henry ue Wilham E, Dodge, Jr., Charles M. Earle, David 3, , Beteston, Ambrose K- Ely, Zebulon Lewis Hallock, M. D., A. 8. Hatch, Robert ae James C. Holden, Benjamin Howard, M. D., David Irwin, Joseph U, sackson, Morris K. Jesup, Jonn Taylor’ Johnston, Joseph F, Caleb B. Knevals, Charles Pada Pea B. Benjamin Lord, George De F, Lo} low, Jonn S. McLean, Walter bag hie Howard Potter, Gamaliel G. Smith, Ros- Cc. Smith, Thomas Storm, Thomas 5. Strong, Davia D. Terry, Jonn H. Washburn, A. R. Wet- More, Thomas Whittemore, Jacob F. Wyckon. The meetiug then adjourned, and immediate! nee the directors met and elected the fol- lowing officers and Executive Vommittee:—Prest- dent, 4. R. Wetmore; Vice President and Treas- corer, Morris K. Jesup; Corresponding Secretary eng Assistant rensares, Lewis E, Jackson; Re- cording Secretary, D,_Terry; Superintend- ent of Missions, Rév. George J. Mingin ns: Committee—Rev. John Hall, D. v,; Rev. Charles 8. Robinson, D.'D.; Rev. W. N. MoVickar, Rev. Wiliam M. Tay William Ormiston, R, Wetmoi fathan Bishop, John Tay- lor dohnston, Morris ik. Segup, Wiluam E. Dodge, ir.; Howard Potter, A. Hiatcn, Gamattel | 2: smith, Walter T. Mile! ia rose 'K. Ely, F Farsona, Rev. "Gnere J. Minging and Lewis me jackson. The forty-eighth anniversary services of the New York City Mission and Tract Soci att will be held on Sanday evening, December 20, in tne Broadway Tabernacle suureh, on Sixth avenue and Thirty- Sourth street. PITY THE POOR. The Howard Mission and Its Noble Work. ' 4 Meeting took place last evening at the Howard Mission Buildings, No. 40 New Bowery, at which Dine trustees, to serve the ensuing year, were elected. There was no other important business transacted. Now that the frosts of winter are Upon us this benevolent and unsectarian society, whicn for twelve years has held the first place in the grand Christian and charitable work of help- ing the poor, appeals most strongly to the New York public for ald in order to CONTINUE IT3 BENEFACTIONS. If those whose hearts are open to the appeals of mercy in behalf of the worthy unfortunates could only visit the Mission and there learn the good that devoted men and women are daily doing ‘their bounty would be douvied. During the past year nearly 80,000 loaves of bread, 12,000 garments nd over 1,000 pairs of shoes, witn ‘healeine, &e., have been distributed in an intelligent and faith- tui manner by the society’s agents, ee this time the Sabbath school numbers avout 600 childrea, nd its Christian infucnce is carried into homes witha moral effect impossible to overestimate. eld) re thousands Of persons who desire to ald WORK OF MERCY, ad yet do not know how to begin. A visit to the Goward Mission and Home for Little Wanderers wall suggest the place where reiiei is on an organ- ized basis and the agents thoroughly educated in their duties. When the CHRISTMAS BELLS ARE RINGING and carrying gladness into happy home8 how much more sweetly will be the sounding of the Sacred chimes if there 18 a consciousness that other than the home-hearts have been made Depry. @nd that many a cheerless hearthstone has been reudered less desolate by the open hand of bieased charity. ixecutive The following trustees were unanimous: elected :—A. 8S, Hatch, George ep ago re, Goss Buelps, te nell, Ado ckod, William Sah apo artnat body, Watson -; ‘Sendiord SINGULAR WILL CONTEST. Neil Dougherty’s Fortune=-Its Future Disposition—A Noble Gift by a Patri. otic and Industrious Emigrant. A Very interesting case has been before Surro. gave Veeder, of Brooklyn, for some days past, On application to admit to probate the will of Neil Dougherty, deceased, The distinguished Pharacter of one of the contesting partics to the codicil of the will, the noble objects to which the testator intended the great bulk of his property to be devoted, and the fact that the value of the gift Was sought to be lessened by one of the execu- tors, who claims ® larger legacy by the codicti ‘than that bequeathea in the will, contributed to render the question at issue one of much Moment to shose interested. Neil Dough. erty, it may be mentioned, was a usative @f the parish of Rye, conoty Donegal, Ireland, who, nearly half @ ceutury ago, emigrated to this country, and being ® man of irugal habits was s00n enadled to establish himsell in the grocery busin {mo Brooklyn, where dy care and indastry he amassou.a ortune of nearly $100,000, He was unmarried, his only companions b old woman, who lookea aiter the household @dairs, and a friend numed Dernard McLaughiin. About four yi O@0 he paid o visit to the pluce 01 bis nativity, and it was then that he formed the idea of leaving his property to establish an in- Stitation for the educatiun of the poor boys of the parish lo which ho was born, August Jast Mr. Doughorty vocamo jill, and all Femedies proving unavailing he died on the 16th Of September, bequeathing nearly ali nis property to @ducational and charitabie uses. afior the sum of $200 to Kernara ue bitin, 00 to) 6OMre, Anne Kuno Pe to the Roman Catholic Orphan Aaytui the res, residue ana remainder A a rao on e Roman It appears that in | _ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER i, 1874,—TRIPLE SHEET. School house for the benefit of the poor Roman Catholic children of the parish of Rye, said school to be under the management of twelve respect- able farmers appointed by the Bishop, and to be known a8 the Dougherty American Institute. By @ codicil subsequently made it Was set forth that Bernard McLaughiin, who in the will was leit $200 for his services, should reveive the sam of $12,000, together with his store aud the reat of bis prop- erty for four years, which woula amount to about $52,000. When the will came up for admission to probate last month it was contested by parties claimmg relationship with the deceased us the next of kin on the ground that the | testator was uuder undue imfuence at the ime of making the will, while the Bishop | of Donegal, being the residuary Jegatee to suo the great buik OL the property was vequeatied ip trust jor the charitable purposes mentioned, Joined issne, through counsel, upon the validity | Of the codicll, ou the ground that it wus iraudo- lently executed. Mr. Duniei McDevitt, a wealthy and exteusive mana.acturer in Donegal, veing on a visit vo Clues couutry Jor Dosineéss purposes, wus iptrusted with power Of attorney to act in the Matter ior the Bishop, He was assisted by the Rev. Father Dougherty, and the case has aito- getlier excited much interest in view of the tsHue At xlake, Several Witnesses were examined, and we question fiumily resoived itself iuto & CoL- test wx to the validity oi: the codicil. It wus claimed by McLaughlin that the deceased bad duly executed the codicil, and considerable tes- tumony was adduced to prove that fact. On the part of the Bishop of Donegal a targe number of witnesses Were produced aud eXumined at great lenyiu. and efforts Were imade to show tat M¢- Laughlin had offered to bribe the attorney who drew the will if he would consent to alter tie sum of $200 leit hin in the will ty $2,000, Evi- dence was also os. to the effect that the clergy- | man who attended Dougherty during his sickness suggested to Lim tue propriety of leaving Me- Laughlin something ip view of bts (McLuugiilia’s) Jaituiul attcudance —— him during bis iiness; but tuat Dougherty decilped, suying that the law would suiticiently remunerate Mm jor iis ser- Vices as executor. ‘The wurse who attended Mr. Dougherty testified that McLaugniin told her that lt she wanted to go to ireland he would get ber $2,000 if be could. A greal maby witneases were examined Ob DOth sides, and the testimony hay- Ing closed yesterday alternoon the case was au- Jjourned to the 6th of January next, when counsel Will sum up on both sides prior to the dectsion of the Surrogate, which, it is needless to say, will he awaited with interest. SLAVERY ON THE GOLD COAST. British Official Announcement of the Suppression of the ave Tramfic and of Bondage—The Native Kings and Chiefs Cailed to Council in Pa x Hall—The Household Slaves Placed Under English Protection— Danger of the Newly Liberated Free- mon Rushing Suddenly Toward Lib- one: {From the London Times, Dec. 3,] ‘The African royal mati steamer Elmina, J. S, Rattray commander, has arrived in the Mersey from the West Coast of Africa with the mails, pas- sengers and specie. A palaver bad been held at Accra about the household siuve quest natives had that their siaves under British protection, in accordance with the Governor's proclamation. The English Governo1’s Address to the Assembled Chiefs. A meeting of all the kings and chiefs of the western and central positions of the Gold Coast was held at the Castle of Cape Coast, in the Pala- ver Hall, on the 3d day of November, 1874, when His Excellency Governor Strahan spoke as fol- lows:— Kines AND OnlzFs—I am pleased to meet you. Most of you present nave been old allies o/ the een, and some were allies of His Majesty the Ing of the Netherlands. In times past there were disputes between you. If I speak of those it is to tell ares that at these disputes must cease for ever and be at anend. Now, all of you are under one flag, the fig of Engiand. Tne Queen desires me to inform you of her wishes und those of her ‘people in England ; but betore doing so | will drat ak of what has transpired im your history and which has brought about the relations at present existing between you and her government, Few of you, probably, can remember how your coun- try was disturbed by Ashantee beiore Charles McCarthy's time. ing Osai Totou Quamina made war on you. Your armies were defeated, your women and children taken captive to Asnan- tee, and you bad to pay much gold as tribute, You Know that are ir Charles McCarthy was sent from England. You also know how he pitied your condition and ga you arms and ammunition and supported’ you im every conceivable manner. Though ‘te lost his ‘lie, in the end the Ashantees were defeated or were forced to retire from your couatry, and Osal Totoo Quamina was torced to make and you had peace duriug the re- maining years of nis reign. tll not say much of what occurred during Quacoe Duah's reign, though Ht still stood in lear of Ashantee and its might. jut at the begiuning of last year an army of 40,000 tated the country around with fire and with sword. Thisarmy attempted to altack the Eng- lish forts on the coast. Of course it would have been easy ior Her Majesty’s land and sea forces here to have driven back the enemy, but your country would have still been at their mercy. As your forefathers were scattered and troubled by he Ashantees'ao were you by Koffee Kalcalli. Then the Queen sent outa general with officers and an army composed of some of her land and sea forces to deliver you irom ruin. The General attacked Ashantee on on and another Cap- tain on the other. ‘The Queen’s General and army fought your battles for you. Ths force drove the enemy out of your country, followed them into theirs, beat them in three large batties, took Coo- maasie and burnt it, and forced the King to sign a treaty, In this way you were relieved from deieat and misery. The Queen accomplished ail this with- out your assistance. Her Majesty sent ous these men in snips trom England at @ cost ten times vi penser, i Faas all the gold there is in Ashantee, kim and Wassaw. Some of these officers and men died in battle and others irom disease. Now, why do I tell you all this? Is tt to tell you that the Queen wants you to pay back any portion of tne Money she has expended for you? Is it to tell sou that you must pay lor your freedom irom Ashantee? Ie tt to teil you that, as she has done so much for you, you must do what you can for yourselves as e can do no more ? is it to tell you that as she wed you from ny ur late danger that you are to pect no further protection irom her? No, Ali she requt id expects from you is obedience to her wishes and those of ber people in Engiand. in return ior these benefits — pia cones your “ 1D putting an end ¢ hing Ww and her people abhor. Tnis Taig is saclay slaw ingiand can ever hoo king oe Queen of 1 bave pointed out to some of you that en people buy a! towls and other live But not men, women and children. The aeee is determined to put @ stop at once to the buying and selling orslewes, either within or with- out the protectorate, in any sh Stet legree or form, and she Will allow no person to be taken a8 a pawn for debt, (This last age was repeated with considerable empbasis.) ‘Ihe Queen desires to mas you as happy as her own peo) ople. ‘ris buy- elling and pawning of nen and women and at Area is wrong, and no country where it exists | can be happy. ‘The Queen does not desire to take any of your people from you; those of them who like to work for and with and to asaist you can re- main with you. if they are happy and continue to phe with you on the same terms as now no will be forced upon you; but any person ono. not desire to live with you on those terms can leave, and will not be compelled by any Court, British or native, to recuru to you, The Queen bopes to make you happy in many ways— as happy as those in it other dominions. itis right that I should tell you distinctly that if you desire her protection you must do as she wisnes— ag she orders. This is the Queen’s measage. When the Queen speaks in this way it is nota ae Jor palaver, question, besitation or doubt; she expects obedience and assent. | will’ aly say that without the Queen’s money ana troops people, The Queen has paid a@ great price for your freedom, Youand those nea dear to you would bave been dragged hence to form a portion of the thousands who are decapitated ana sacrificed by this savage race for their sh your rk would have been homes full of misery. e0e you to-day enjoying peace, and | call on ee pad tojoin with me in the prayer, “Goa re ueen. My message 18 delivered, THR KINGS AND CHIEF*# CONSULT AND REPLY. time the chiefs were consuiting among them- selves what answer to givo, when ut last King Edoo of Mankessim solicited permission from tis Excellency to retire till the next day, su thut they, the kings, might consult together as to the answer they coalu give. This, however, the Governor re- iused, and reforred them to that portion of his Speech or message Wherein he liad stated that whon the Quecn expressed ter wishes it remained only for them to obey, out if they wisned it he would retire jor @ snort time and leave the: thet liveration tie Excetlency then elt the Palaver Hall, aud upon hia return im about one idea the King# and chioi iniormed nim that | ussion it was de “ e ere eae prone Ve ‘nid master straiettoes ae ri elty o When; sucu slave would ve enditigg ia ato nie oF het | eadou, question of pawns wi by the dabtor being held lauie ior thes ‘mount that the pawn bad been given as aecority for, and that the amount should be recovered on the pawn Peer ers Ashantees invaded your country under a general | ‘who was a member of the royal family. This army defeated and scattered your forces, and devas- you would have been slaves of a biocdthirsty | The Governor ceased speaking, and fora short | 4 are KS é for two persons. of Maddison avenue (Wi A PRIVATE FAMILY Wi 1. toxether or separately, with ample’ closet room and modern Improve ated West Witty. 1 two. i t nts; prival al street, HANDS y ook Madison avenue. 29 Kast Fort gnt Sait of Rooms, on second fluor, newly fart [LARGE FRONT ROOM, ON SECC + handsomely turnishea, with excellent Board tor n Seam family, at $14 per week, WANTED. +4 ee Bi Eo 4} fe 5 ¢ xth street, fandsor Hotel block). 224 San ze floor, well furnishe: ‘Those in pursuit « d, WENTY-F a large front Koom, ons jot and cold water; good loc: ahome cult. TLL LET A VERY Pb Ag. te table if desired. Inquire \D FLOOR, 37 West 1 $6 per week : also sinu! Broad: adway, s LY FURNISHED SUIT OF. ROOMS TO let—Together or singly, with or without Bourt: loca tion convement to restaurants and the principal hotels; ate, 69 Madison avenue, mie Rooms, $6; coud Board; and gas, 221 West Ihirty-tourth street, one block from LARGE HALL ROOMS—ONE ON FIRST FLOOK. with graw tire. for gentiem: pleasant tome ; references. 271 West Eleventh street, abundant table; ORN'S& 2 'o Dlucks fron.’ ferry; giana Price $5. r ME AN brealgfast and tea, at wt ‘Washington sti A SINGLE Room, sey on select family: Bw front ams to relerence required. ROOMS, ON PARLOR EXCER PLACE, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN ribtopher und West Tenth streets.—Two large let, with Board; one on second floor; FLOOK, WITH OR WITH- F out private table, and Yarlo. and Bedroom on ype. ond door; family residing o tint Board, at reasonable rates, releremes ©; pachar nged. menti, at Add: B., » With first lass ta also singie Rooms; ‘Twentyseventh street, near Broadwa, references. 27 W 458 Post oftiee, New Yor! SUIT OF ROOMS, NEWLY Iso desirable Room for a ble aud appointments. TO fi PER WEEK FO. $6 water in rooins, acdvugal stree R ROUMS, WITH BOARD; | fam! Fics accommodated equally low; hot and cold “zrouth Washington square, third door WAVE! RLEY. ; PLACE, 10 erwoms. with Bourd: no children Iso table \¢ Board, Handsome tront Rooms, ht) WEEK FOR BOARD IN NICELY FOR uished and well heated Kooms; location very 4, generous table and home comtorts. en Twentieth aud Twenty-first sts. Ch EAR Beoapw a Y. 16 and $18 for two sinule teamn nea STREET, KAST, 134.--TWO FINE ROOMA, [ore arate, furnished, on second floor, to let, with first-class Board, at moderate prices; references. WEST TENTH plage THIRD HOUSE ane Firth avenu ins@o let, with Board, t men and their wives be rsingle gentlemen; pnive at een fh 2s Syste STRE! ET, 3544 WEST.—TO LET, WITH BOARD: Booms connecting, on second floor; hot and cold water in each; southern exposure. —LARGE FRONT Rt 2: OOM, YURNISHED, FOR eee and wite or two gentlemen, with nd gas; references. 62 West Twenty-fourth is. AND 20 KAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BE- tween (eager go and Fifth avenues.—Family and with Board; small tat A tavleg d*hote. bles; ee 1y Jet, with Board; referent EAST FORTY-SIXTH STREET, —SECOND pony front alcove Room and zohan story back Room to exchanged. TP hoo m8, furnace heat; ‘American | terms $5 50 and $7 per wee joard’: hot a: 4 hy oe : good hood ; ry melghbo: 2 EAST NINTH STREET.. Rooms, with —TWO SUITS OF SUNNY Board, for families, at reasonable prices; dining room on parlor floor; reterences. Rooms for gentleme: erences exchanged. ‘TH ST., GRAMERCY PARK.—PLEASANT KOOMS to let, en suite, xp oe ery go single Board ccommodations; ref- weer NINTH Tet, with excellent Board sv m second Oks handsomely furi ; suitable for gentleman and ‘REET,—LARGE FRONT nished, to ‘wise or two single gentlemen. parks STREET, WEST, 56.—LARGE ROOM. AND BED- room connecting ; touthern Se comares ‘second floor, tleman and wile or Feumouable; & few table erences, epicantaia Te | 23°? st STREET, ES ROO RD. fai HAND- isned ; heated, i iremace or grate; Water; reference, ‘Sage Soard; hot and cod ‘Call at nee Q3°r1 STREET, 249 WEST.. for @ party tape and m lerate terms. AN ELEGANT SECOND Floor, with’ ney exposure and private bath: if zentiémen or room, married couples; iberal elass;" terms m WEST THIR 256 large. ly Turnishe, 303 and wife, with beautiful sun men: bouse has ever: WEST TWENTY-NINTH STRE west of Eighth avenue,—Bo “EIGHTH STREET.—TO LET, Jurnished Rooms, with or without uily ; house and neighborhood first 1Y-ROURTH STREET.—A SMALL family will let, with or without Board, a nice, front ftvom on third fluor; lee 1, ONE DOOR . lor gentlenman Kooms, or for gentle- jodern vonvemence. 40 WEST TW table, an elezant Parl a large sunny Room a terms to first class pai Y-1HIRD STREET.—TO LET, with superior Hourd or unexceptionable privaté ior Floor, with ail appliance nd Boousfor peatewou; moderate ties; Freterences, 436 SPartor aus gentlemen ors gentle sree famil WEST THIRTY-FOURIH a STREET.—TO LET, Bedroom, suitable tor two single manand wife, with Pourd, in a Sa" suit or su N single Rooms, 200 West A GENILEMA A Fiftietn street; also a references. with separate entrance ; ard NY ROOMS, ALSO LARGE AND with Bourd,'at jnoderate prices, desirabie Rooms for an oftice. street. ND WIFE CAN N RENT AN furnished back Parlor, with good Hoard, ‘at 60 West all Room for @ single gentleman ; AST TWENTY FIk: LEMEN WIS! ably turnished in a private french West terms moderate, avenue and Broad wa: large connecting Room=, whe or single gentlemen, Address’ L. 'hirty-first street; jou ST STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH y To ‘let, with Board, two hird floor, for xentleman and A. Herald Up- G@ CLEAN AND COMFORT Rooms, with or without breakfast, family, are inviled to call at 339 ry’ respectable neighborhood ; ae r thing fi rat class ; A baek Rooms BLE, : station F. ELEGANT Rooms: Be sone house; Board and every- | Hotel; si) per couple. ir two persons, for $22; each room havi! bathroom, closet, hot and cold water. T- NDSuM¢ to gentleman and wife; Hoard tor lady only; tam paces: location first class. Address BUARD, box 172 ‘ald Uptown Branch oftice. SUNNY FRONT SECOND est reference: five minutes v7 ‘Address RELTA- Y FURNISHED APAR MENT} ily reduced rates; mite an dee ct 7 —sinoant BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS; best larg in RUK u KIN: all locations, Per: day and evening. 3. 1,209 Broad bed F. oF communicating @ modern house, in a ults ish tamily. ‘in a desiral Herald office. ioe ie location LE ee three! Rooms unc Board 0 Al D HREE Rooms, on second or third floor of privat with private table; terms must be moderate attention will be given only to answers and all Uptown AND TWO FEMALE jt Address IDRAELIVE, articulars, Ad- ranch office. ble locality. BOARD WANTED FOR GENT AND between ‘'welfth and Twenty-third streets; preg ay to $2; references. Address D. G., Herald office. jecond and Sixt lerald office. ave: OARD WANTED—IN A FINE, PRIVATE JEWISH family, for gentleman and wife; location berwest nues, Address 'G, W. M., box 218 Boake, WANTED—BY A poe eee, 1N REFINED and strictly private familys and required. Address Post oifici ws by: Far AG Room, in reasonable, B. H. E., tai Fiftleth siresta, Address’ seating. 46 highest reterence given 2 box 09 r ais ob gif GOOD BOARD AND priva’ ae bet m ‘ienth and rms, Which must be box 222 Herald office. erences, {ront Rooms, ance, a Fi town Braneh ANTED—ON FIFTH etal ied BY A her son, bie will loor, without board. Address, description and and jowens terms, F. C., box 134 a Herald Up- LADY AND five and expect the highest ret- ith first class Board at a auend: wi Room, front, second floor, wae: residence; excellent location: terms reasonable; references required. 200) New York Post office. LARG) RE first class ri. Al oardvin Address, for inverview, box | QeNaHD LINE AND 3 vith a view of timing, the chances of collision | Steamers of this line take a specitied course for all seasons of the year. RM A&P, co, ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York ‘or Boston, arth of the, i ngtling to'the worth of On thie homew at 42 batitud: FROM iene siathiing to i‘ KK FOR by NEW YOiek pe deh) eridian 0 vt 43 latitude, or crossing the meridian ot 50 the north of 42, AVERPOOL AND QUEENS. ABYSSINIA. .Wed.. Dec. 16 Java. ., Dec. 3) *RUSSIA. = or} iusauscs garked.* 9 pot catty steerage passengers. Cabin: passage, $8), B10, commodation, Return tick rates, mee, 111 bre cpu Steerage of rary werage oMice, ait NLY DIRECT LINE TO Fi TUE GENERAL TRANSAT! SILAMSUIPs BEIWEEN ‘The splendid vessels on th: tineut (betuy more southert. PERLIRE, Dai ST. LAURENT, disci FRANCE, Trad tel PRICE © Pp As Hirst Cabin, $2 Excursion tickets at American t transit by ing the Channel, pouse. educ lier, by besides ‘su M Ost Steamer ROTTERDAM. Steamer W, A. SHOL! DIRECT AND E EDY General € FPAMEUEC AMER tor PLYMOU CIMBRLA FRISTA Rates ‘ot sei zo to Plyt and ‘al r TP points General A: 61 Broad street, New York. town and Liverpool, Suiling ev trom bi WYOMING, Cantain « Wisco. SIN. Capt Cabin, intermediate and Prepaid tickets nt lowest ¥ Passen Way an Holland, Belgium, the a ROTTE: These beautiiul steamers, c: s mailto the Netherlands, are well Kuown for the resu- dante ot their agpe, Kates of pausuco tow, 1, ‘ , BL RICHARDS & BOAS, General Passenger Ayents. 61 Broadway. New York, NIPED STATES MATL LINE—STEAM T0 QUEENS aid, according to we- so favorable terins alk parts ut urope at lo office, No. 4 Bowllug Gr ay Sys Ne FRANCE, went, | TLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL NBW YORK AND HAVRE, iy favorite route for the Con- y than any other) will salt aturday, Bee. 26 aturduy, Jan, aturday, Jan. 23 ineludinyg wine), pond, $7: pil. 8755 Third, ed rates, (aking this Hne, avoid both from pier So, @ North Kiver. as tollowsi— ish railway and the discomforts of cross ving time, trouble and ex: GEORGE MACKENZIK, Agent, 55 Broadway. _ CONOMICAL ROUTE TO Ahine, »witzerland, &c., via KRDAM, --December 2 January 7 “the United States MORKIS, 50 Broad way. ACKKT COMPANYS LINE WURG and HAMBURG, Jan. mouth, London, Chervou' in England, Scotland ‘au ery. ‘Tuesday North Kiver, Dec ys at230 P.M 8. r3 id to and 4 frow. Paris, Hamburg, Nor- re a Sara ne on ers id, airy at lowest rates ‘ance an jermi WiLLt itor OW Ppl Ei re. nglan roadway. Ratces—Saloon, $8, gol midship section, where leas compauy's office, 19 Brot safety, speed and comtort. ‘or inspection of plans and other {atormation apply at 4 HITE STAR LI Fou QUEENSTOWN OR Livervoor, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAiL. REPUB: sso December 19, at2 P.M, BALTIC. Junuary 2, atl P.M, DRIA January A CELTIC january 16, OECAN, anuiry 2, at From Poe North River.” Steerage at low rates. Saloon staterooms, smoking rooms and bathrooms in it motion is felt, thus combin- mae St J, CORTIS, Agent | | Dec. Bt | tions, apply to Il COASTWISE STEAMSHLIES, Fo HAVANA. The steamship ot “i Catharine. Master, the United states mail, a, from pier 22 Delaware Riveg, Philadelphia, on Saturday, December 19, at 3 P. M. na LIAM Le JAMES, AVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 88, LINE= + Steamers leave pier 3 Nor.t River at 3 P. oe HAVANA DIRE CITY OF MEXIC\ jay, Dec, 15 CITY OF NEW YO! ay, Dec. CITY OF HAVANA Dec. FOR VERA CRU callin r CITY OF MEXIvu. uesday, Dec, gs ives uesduy, Jan. For ireight or paysaxe apply ti - “p PATE ANDRE & SONS, 38 Broadway. Steamers will leave New O ny Dec. 19 and Jan. 9 for Ver Cruz and ull the above ports. Ney, YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, ihese first class steamships will sail ac 3 P.M. from Havana, pier 18 Noruh River. ‘street. tor direct, as tollows.— aistnaimectie! she? COLUMBUS. £. 0, Reed. GRESCED clin ESC Yor freight or nasiage, nav 4 a ations, AURY f° CLYDE & CO., No. MeKelier, Luling io. agents in rates xiven to St and Indignol Freight received datt, Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, daly For treight or aanare having supe mod ae PREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North River $ OF GALVESVON STEAME West, carrying the United Sta mer CITY OF ACSTI Captun Ad pier 20, Kast River, on saturday, » De . Through bills ot lading sven. tw Houst an all ‘points = the Galveston, Houston and Henderson B. B. and € . R. No charge for fot rang in New York. For trei ior passage, taving superior accom inoditions, apply to — tie MALLORY & CO., 158 Maiden lane. . CLYDE & co. 1b Wall street JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The Cromwell Steamship Line ‘The steamship CORTES, Captain Freeman. will lea’ ier No, 9 North River, on Saturday, December 19 at Pw. “rreighe received daily. ‘Through rates given Galveston. “Indianola, Rockport or Wh Brazos, Santiago. 5 st, Loais and Moblie, ae — steerage, $25. For trelght or ps CLARK & SEAMA, G0 We GoursERy, foe E, i R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. “the following new. and first class stgamers will sail every Wednesday, at 3 P. M. from pier 20 hast River :— CARONDELET, Captain McCreery OF G. ony OF Say ANTON C1TY OF HOUSTON, oi ptain De Freights received d. 4 throug Indianola, Rockport or ranzas TpEXAs. LIN, at Ke Sto lenvi ‘bal and st. Louis. Cabin passage, Steerage do. For frieght or pausuge, having superior ‘accommodations, app MALLULY & ee Agents, 83. Maiden lane. OMWELL STEAMSHIP ALINE “FOR PORTLAND, Me.—Steamship _G ASHINGTON leaves every ednesday and the Ge MWELL every Saturday, at3 P. <pier No. 9 North River, comnecning #3 Portland: wat ‘principal railroads and steamers for interior and the ae Frey hte reduced. Passenger ac room AHO Passage, ‘including state: Dail as a to i RK & SEAMAN, 86 Wost streot NOHOR. ey A RK,A ean cones CRLLFORN V4 VICLOR! A.» at as lo as ey Any, other ‘Arat bratts issued for any a: HENDERSON BRUS., Ag ND GLASG! Ow. ste AER EVERY SATURDAY. y's piers 2) and 2 aN ch River, N Rates of passa TU i Basie TiViERPoon, DONDERRY, cabin, $50 ‘ab aint $70, ae ordi i BEL modations, val anit fe ak Ing to abou jal in, $i SRMEDIATE AND STRERAGE tase} ine. mount at reduced rates, ‘ents, No. 7 Bowling Green. GPT ela rene as follow! WALL, Cat currency? excursion ack AMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL. (ED The cee of this line will sail from pier 13 East Captain Stam) STEEN, Ui Captain Intermed asin $45; ‘Apply to the agent, 70 south, LAND) DIRECT, per ‘Tuesday, Dec. 22 india Wedratay, Jan, 20 steerage, $30, acest We o MORGAN, Agent. B5c,. 500. open all night, HOTELS. 280 NEAT, OLEAN, LIGHT WARM ROOMS, 250., and @1 per day; Franktort Eocke,q@orner Fran entlemen and families. fort and William streets; Bend for circular. NGELL’S HOT AIR “ROMAN BATHS, 61 LEXING- in avenue.—Pleasant families, transient or permanent; private table if de- a house and baths open all night; popular prices. Rooms tor gentlemen or TH STREBT, 354 WEST.. alcove Room. second large Room, same floor, Pion POSED, 1k floor, tront, for rats $16: cars find waxes convenient. WRST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- th Board, han nue.—Witl a stor: wi house and dsomely furnished thir: front Room, tor two. atiemen ‘or gentleman ai d table first class se WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.—FINE ROOMS, en suite or singly, with first cla: attention paid to comfort; terms mod Boards 3 every ferences. BY WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND sixth avenues.—T'wo large, furnished, sun. Rooms. first floor. with closets, hot and cold water, wii or without Board; references exchi id. « EAST TWENTY-THIR. JENKINS sad a desirable 8 Board. rent, with WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.—HAND- Second Floor, Board; somely furnished Rooms en suyte or singly. ‘D STREET.—MRS. BR. H. tot sunny Rooms to with 3674, STREET.—A VERY PLEASANT MEDIUM family. sized Room to rent, with Board, in a small 24 Madison avenue, jandsom WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—A GENTLE- man and wite can secure a larg fe Room, furnisied: clove with ely sets, hot mall tamily of adults; plentitul tables EAST TWENTY-THIRI Second Floor, well fu 3 class Board; erica table if desired ; best re: 'D STREET.—HANDSOME rnished, to jet, with first ces, ‘A®9 winter; winter. Boats hourly. RI4 HOUSE, ASTORIA. L, I, 26 minutes from Peck slip. commodations for tamilies, at reasonable prices for the. OPEN ALL First class ac- “ITY HOTEL, CO: street.. _Splendia EB oa w r day. provements; RNEX BROADWAY AND EIGHTH location; suits and singie Rooms, with or without Board; moderate reduced rates; $6, $12 weekly ; 7c. to $2 dally. NYRAL HOTEL, a CANAL hee baal fong of Larle's Hotel and Broadway. —G toy ex, G00. and Tee. daily, family Booms, $1 to ORL aaa. Hier CORNER OF MADR Ae hth street.—A new house. Randeomely f arn hed, with Reibeg and allim- table see rms moderat PARKER, Superintendent. OTEL ST. GERMAIN, BROADWAY, FIFTH A Spe and pa ams second street.—Suits and sing! ntly sient omar: Ra) aes! say situated, pewly turnishe elevi er Thirty-ei far cig sorb o HOUSE—AMERICAN PLAN—COR- hth street cee Sixtb avenue, Murray ay Hy ‘tow elegant Suits and single aaa A a INCHESTER HO USE, EUROPEAN PLAN, CORNER ot Broadway and tet street.—This hotel is newly “ntted iu elegant improvements; hot an embracin; s water, ba oe modern Pots ‘a OARDERS, SAVE. home comforts; MONEY. use of horses Gentleman's private lace. a ust Cenen Be wily Villa on Hudson River; two or three taken at verv low antes 7 x Saroishes a Oe apo end singly, with | price. Address or call on PATTEN, 62 Clinton piace. WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET.—A SECO! floor front Room, handso: rete suitable for gentleman an e ely furnished, oie | = wife; reterences ex- DOYAL VICTORIA H 42 WEST THIRTY-8ECO: ‘with superior ene and all private tamily; ai AST ay and, Fourt nd Fourth A bee second somely furnished Suit of Rooms, on the comiorts of French spoken. story iront ND STREET.—4 HAND- ficas ie — (eee Ad and hall Be ts to let, with Board; reterence. peep mew AVENU. 'v front euttadi lent Board: hot a private; location ‘central. wat SECOND ce gy kgs ee tor ¢ with excel- }Wo, er in room; bath; house 45 East Broadway.—Elegantly first class Board, for a a ; house newly ern iwprovements: reterences. " ey STREET, 214 WEST.—THIRD STORY ROOMS 10 let, with Board, at reduced prices for the winter; aes single oom s. TWENTY-SECOND oe “eS rnished entiemen; a. tabi ad id painted, ae mod- WEST SIXTEEN’ 4 nishea 50 front Room, souk references, ENTH STREET, BETWEEN dig and eee bee pues. —Large anid small ool, fe t with Boara; hall Rooms $8 ORTON STREET, HIGH STOOP. PLEASANT with Board, & strict tly private 59 65. ies Dv, nioaly furnished hall WEST THIRTY SEVENTH STRBET.—TH , ond Floor, neatly furnished. with Board 720 IRVING PLACE, enn ta lal jeated ; board first |. — THREE, with Board; class. 6 tour furnished MONROE STREET.—A PARTY OF THREE OR rsons can be accommodated with newly partments, with Board ; terms moderate, 69 int wife or single IRVING ee ere. CONNECTING ROU with first class Board, to Tae te H gentlemen; reterence, 12 fureote having hot and cold water, w! ences exchanged. Bad Fina ee BRTWRER Orataenta | To let, @ hall Ten fret clase Board’ reree: oars Teter. 8 Four —To sae. pe cellent Boar rsa 5 house fi Fant TENTH ieneet. Petty THIRD AND it, & tl man an te, wi class; terms = WEST FORTY.-FIFT family will let tos 107. gentlewen & nicely tarnished (row (ron or t it Room, with th Boards” 14 sant Room, with Board West TWENTT-SECOND oreaty. realy A PuBas 123 tn with or wit one Foard new erate; nas atl Ac. ¢ 12 Ho Noutne to | sid tnbte bontdces eat por weuk, 129 Lexington and. ‘Four av STREET, BETWEEN sirable; five minutes’ Hotel centres: nai 004; every, modern reasonable 133 Pir yg SE Ay retercnees exchat ‘hid Fi LC oe Tact ac RES RRS a ali 178 atihed IN a Habe et HANDSOMELY FUR. with B privato tal he hy requ Bast fi Addy 6 THT BT RERT. ONE be ytd SAU Ease Sshattaaiyeeee: cota 218 bad leek Rat STRERT,—TO LET, WITH gentione WEST ETHIE NINTH STREET. <FRONT oI? Bit. room and back Parlor to let, rents eerste CURYSTIK STREET,—LARGK AND SMALL t Broad way, po Clu ‘rat clan Roce. Lond ralerances In every t BAST SIXTBENTH sTrRKs't, place. waned our on la t 1 West THIRTY. POURTH #T Ory elegantly furs sheds ‘with priv ly (wraished; terms mod- ‘without Board; also be aecommodated; voard, | J ih avenues,—Location ver: Fitth avenue ani NEAR IRVING oor, hands man and ond to yon: lo if des + ch tometer OF separatoly, Cleat, Waele abady anon, | For /ail information address 158 Broadwa, HOTEL TEL NASA, P., BAHA- i. Fei oop £20 steamers sail every two weeks, gesoue DESPATOHES FROM . WASHINGTON. THB EVENING TELEGRAM, ce d Post PREPAID TO ANY PART OF THK UNITED STaTE, PARTIES IN THE COUNTRY DESIROUS OF OB. TAINING dS) THE LATEST NEWS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORNING PAPERS, SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM, FIFTY CENTS 4 MONTH, OFPicE, | SIX DOLLARS 4 YEAR, NO, 2 ANN STREET. WATCHES, ARGALNS AY ment of Di JEWELRY, &C. ‘OR FOR THE HOLIDAYS 4 FINE ASSORT- jamonds, Watch: ry, solid Silverware, &c.; old Coral Jew- Ry aati cid ana 1,207 Broadway. opposite Chiey Hr House. At Agpersl 7 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR B! ROADWAY. advances upon aera bbe oe ag shor treet ‘u P eiaira Loans made on A’ 80 NASSAU STREET, AT THE LUWEST alan Bla Life Policies, Megchaag! monds, Watches, Jewelr: a Piauos, 40. VOLD, 80 Nassau street, een Fulton andy Yoho. A‘ Fees. Bo icies, dc. No. 79 Sestau Sree, between Salton and ao street ‘oke: jokets of Diamonds and ze porn HALF THE UsvaL cH aia ouote ta vanes: don Diamonds, Watches An: Life In- Ww. M. Aa La geet ‘806 BRO aig OPPOSITE ELEV. et—Money Ii es, Jowelry, Silks, D every «description. fonda, Wale k erty of peeey, 96 ‘advanced on Dia- Brive and personal cutrauce’ for Hs leary LINE. Ne ‘The most southerly route QUEENSTOWN HELVBTIA Dee 19, ey A.M. GREECE... EN FOR LONDON DL BC f. TICE, has alw va been adopted by company to avoid ice and headlands a " oerom jers 44 and AND LN River. D. ee ee Jan. s uM, ‘Jan, aL turday, Dee, 19, 10:30 A. M. + Sa Cabin Passage, $60, $70, currency. ' steerage at greatly reduced prices. ‘Return tickets at reduced rates. Pre- paid steerage tickets trom Liverpool ea the arresy rates. Apply at the company's Omics HO. No. W. J. HOR: RST, “Nonager. ‘ORTH, Bers ttt The steamsttp HANSA. Ca turd :y, December i9, urday, Decer For ela ha ager “BELsigas Fy’ co. D STEAMSHIP, CO) Ste COMPANY, a] ain . Klugeist “will sail ai »from Bremen pier, on toot of Second street, Hoboken, to bé followed by Steamship ODER, Captain K. von Overendorp. on Sat- BATES OF FASSAGE, TO, 1 LONDON, HAVRE AND } gud. 6) gold. 24 curroney. fda, NMAN LINK—SOUTHERLY EK NSTOWN CITY OF NEV Youe CITY OF LONDON, GITY OF MONTREAL. An Cabin passage, $50, $60 Steerage to ant trom all Cabin and general afice, X steerage offices, 33 LINK. MERICAN Weekly aa aa Steam sailiny Philade| PENNSYLVANIA... Dec. 17; ny 'ASSA Cabin $75 to $100, accord! Steer: points af tne lowest rai Steamers marked ry ry to tne usual life buats on a tween apply fo JOHN McDO: PETER Yann a SONS Ge ee irae Ph find phia, ‘a Co,, Live: 307 Wi Richardson, Spence, Cumininssd AGLE LINE D STATES PLYMOUTH, New York as follows:— Grom Bagie Line plot; yok of Fie ne pier, pe din iS OF PASSAGE TO e tickelg Prypela J see! ht apply to Willan s street ane Mig Gener Agents, Broadwa: urd. and $75, gold. oings at réduced roadway, ane wet ae A, Jan. 7| OHTO. PASSAGE, and pateraeesints Seay: Captain, Toosbur; LY cork Royal, aoaue rrr are 2 appointed to sailne follows :— N AND LIVER! Saturday, Dec. 2 ee P.M. até A.M, , Jan. 2, iste: att M Jan. 9, 1875, at7 A. M. , Jan. 16, 1875, at noon, rates. LY No. 15 Broad’ NG. DALE, Agent. THE AMBEICAY Fe COMPANY OF ery rer vice between 'HIA AND ah UL, calling at Queensto: every yihuewday trom Philadelphia, and sailing every Wednesday trom Liverpool. The following meson are appointed to sail trom hia — rlchews toe wo aed om all star do not carry Interme- scommodations for all rardess. plied with life rafts in addition n tickew ane sno ues of relat oor one! information Ohi rpeas te ills of lading issued be- atrest, New’ w York, pine, a, Hew Yo Yorn. ‘al Agents, of teed Passe! 3 Bi ool, mins ry Bros, Queenstown, MAIL STEAMSHIPS CHERBOURG AND HAMBORG. ‘The elegant Clyde bullt iron steamships will sail from Ds eember 2 fa 68 OF PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHENBOURG and HAMBURG, Cabin—First saloon, $1 si00, eae pecond galeon, ‘$60, gold; 11, sHlambure, $24 $24, , Supraner. NOH, EDYE to Lier NACHOD & KUBNE, HE pss LINE, Th ese forta RGLA, APSCOTI'S EMIGRAT Ser? change, office 86 South ralinble. i, all Pa: eT nd Passige Cor Suetttat pres. oft lowest and overy Wodneaday theroafter, taking through rates to all parts of Grea aan Norway, Sweden, Denmark aod No, 45 Broad w: EW, YORK TO GLABGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST AND LONDO: legant new Clyde built po il sail from | iver, a8 follows Wednesday. Dec. 5 Wednendny. Jaa. 99 $F Steerage as yl aa by Crt te inet Drafts tor £! np Faye or passage apply to ACBTIN’ BALD WIkt 400. Agents, Broadway, TUN x FOREIGN EX street, —Drafts for sud iy a of eee Britain titlcu tes, y sfeaniatp und ea line rates, Appi to NITED STATES PASSP C. Willmarth, United Passports of the eparanent of rate’ ORT BURE AU. OFFICIAL by A. ‘tes Court House, DONOVAN ROBSA—CTL e 1,190 Broad way, neat M°REY., LOANE:! a oa and on Diamonds, Watchas, Werenand th | nap sets Q SIXTH AV! vate BETWEEN 1WK: 403 toa ad Re x ah street ules ad- oeand dhawia. bone Dought st Pali value? SUES pie Li BERNARD, 918 BROADWAY, NEY LOANED oN Jewelry and Salverware, eat andisg ef ¢' jest established piglet lacabeed al le bow: an ei iam a reel —ON FURNITU cited aria h crrentse POST OFFICE.— Span TWENTIETH STREBT vr ora Adve india Barnaren teteteg cers. wr ‘it. =. ¥20h Mei! A, 0. HERT: ery eatin, ee bo apa : ALIFORNAs i Steamers lea: pler ‘3 No 8 for ‘al lO Wa =e gece tas way's o ee 9, BULA ii bFU! HAT ENT OF SAT B,J. w York; steamers every day; trates on EF gla, Irelani ‘nor Cortlandt and ekg Z i ay: breed December of tribes in pen og of Lal froval Hi street nt OF Di or ply ot on whart RAPEST PASSAGE OFFICE ratts at low. and scotland. Northerd jest streets. AX AND CHINA, aah Attese, Now York, an fol- 12 noon, Atul, Tpenian ae porrroreny te, BAL yer ASlonte LINK pont jagelan, The magnisoent +H HOP tuKi0, path ve deanate s burs hed as adove on ret Korth, Rivet Nene othe EEL AY, Superiutendeny 45 North River. | peered Tuseday. = HY above ports, makin, railroad, via Al ays Ga. This is the only dire to Florida: The following through rates for relight have been established to Savannah and Char! le ston, , take effect immediately :—First class, 30 cents; second class, 25 Catt third rely “2 cents: eaoustis class, 15 cents: ith nts: sixth class, basi HER ELPCKE, Agent, N No. 5 William street. Nowrone. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND—OLD Dominion Steamship noeap as ees leave for above pore from pier 37 Nort a of Beach strect, on Tuesday, phareeay ond Saturday, at 3 P.M. Iso intermediate weal tulle of Tediny and Passenger hes, issued all Dot ‘Also, steamer for Lewes, Del., and all points in Dela- ware and eagera Maryland, every Monday and Thurs "Bice, corner Fu Fulton and Greenwich streets. _TRAVELLERS’ RS’ GUIDE. [ALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT fy vie ta ener 28 Noth Rye igor PSturray street, 0 leave pie! orth Rives ay «Bund, excepted) at 4 Wdonets soldat ail principal hotels in the ae aro LVANIA RAILROAD. PENNSYLVAN A odreat Trunk Line ana United States Malt Honte, Trains leave New aeiolg from {foot of Desbrosses and # ett ci Cortlandt streets, as babe ihe West, and Sou witl Puimen Pa 8, LAgas aM, & 330 P: M. und ees and 8 For Williamsport and hock Haven (via Philad aE eg) nag roe Williamapart, 2, 92 % ‘01 orry and Erie, 83) P. M. Ty toa 3 3 connectini at Titusville, Pew eum Centre and For Baltimore, Washington Washington i:xpress” of fullman. ofa ant aa R3 fy Renwiar, area6 AC ie Band 9 P.M. “Sunday, r , 8340, 9:30 A. M., ME Aede ASR OP Mand a ale & tay and 9 nt and seco! 230, 7, a 9, 10. 1 A, My 22 M1, Be 6:10, 6 290.7, oats sh dg oar ‘aad 10 A. , 8: 20, 5:40, 6, 6 slo 3 Etter aaa 6, $39, J, 8.20 4, M12 M12, 8290, 8:10 d . 40, 6, 6:10, 6:80,7, ‘w'P. ne ie ot Ste and? PM i Casa’ ca or Woodbridge, Berth mae | and Bouth Amboy, 6 and Ho22 Ma 3,3 Pet a re and ht pene ean 7PM Sund: Forgas ft Millstone, 12nogh,# and 5:20, ages ‘F Kingston and Rocky Hill, 8:40 A. M, and 4:10 For Princeton, 7. 8 90, 2, 4:10 and 7 P. ¢ Lambert S30 A, Me. a ck P.M, Fi 14 Pemberton, 6 A, M. Pa cites Me tullows:— row Plnapa n street. aan TONINGTON =) a eee any Bt be dratay and Saturtay. and ATONTROTON, every Non: dt any. We Cd Satur ray § from pier Soe ae a can tt Mein of If ing will tind it advan’ the iter Ore ra \N PRIN yy TABLE eden Ti+ ie: eeaty No. 2s cheat ts facilities for doing or on are reused, while in oan at nett ‘offers special ba itn age shipptnw ie Keceipts, Hlokete, a mecircaiare fosters, Cards. and every Este form sed in £08. (iiwenos Soe aes 4 fully prepared and Taare EXCURSIONS, A a AS, NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY fre running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White hall street, foot of Broadway, for New Brighton, Smug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and BLM PARK, from 6:80 A. M, to7:80P. M. daily; Sundays every two hours, from 8:30 A. M. to 6:45 P, M. _ DANCING ACADEMIES, J, SAUSK’S DANCING ACADEMIES,—CLASi a ah GINGULAUS at private acad leventh street. A —DODWORTH'S PRIVATE OLA CL assis FOR DAN + ing, No. 212 Fitth avenue, corner of Twen' M fc Hall, 114 Es Moree et ease RR ae A “Sion ‘open tor the season. jaseae ladies and obil ma lecornemen. head Wer a iSeuias ri Saaeee DANCING. ACADEMY, Aah pe _, building, Intersection Beuy vosant and, ane Cinssea every Monday and Thursday’ i private oes e waits & specialty; reception ¢ D “GARMO'S, NO, 82 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER ow Fourteenth sti tone e Pacpren ot 8 in LE MEN 01 _Gentlemen Monday and Thursday evenings at 8. (0's ACADEMY. ay Ba nd *iidres evening classes tar orig gentlemen, Sar _ CLOTHING. aconin belo Sh renty ESTABLISHMENT, i mi entlemen va | onw Usartas pearl aring Apparel by eal ote or gies dle ete ce rer AND. Fett Esk T 81 SIXTH AVENUE—LADIES. can receive the bid value ot oes Parel, and not be hum cr ring we cous Dric Cail o ore te mo ais, frosts avenue, heat aisinns B. MINTZ'S, 8 THIRD AVENUE, WeTWhn T Al rwentietn and ‘Twenty-tiret Herente.—Ladios, jenemen will be aah Tor cant at eae Seratry By noe by dost punelually « ly attended tw vy Mr. bya Pe ay A'S ie are os ine Bhemaae poUere Big ts ~ N bays and gontiermen’s t "ae. calt on afore aga AND Lage ig rage, FOR WAR gukar Al A. a Ap Darel arpete and Yo 8.00, api eath Ew Eee eae i re a ith a eS