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THE COURTS. Relative Important Argument to Trades Unions. The Pilot Commiesioners’ Powers Sustained. William Walker, s colored boy, was ye committed for examination vy Comm! Bhields on a charge of breaking open the letter- box at the corner of Broome and Sullivan street Judge Davis, of the Supreme Court, decided yes- terday in a matter recently brought before him Bt Chambers, that lots under water are assessable for improvements, thc same as other real estate. In the suit of Thornton vs. the St. Paul and Pa- Cittc Railroad Company and others, the facts of which have been fully given jm the HexaLp, Judge Robinson, of the Court of Common Pleas, before whom, at Equity Term, the case was recently tried, gave his dectsion yesterday. He dismisses the complaint except as to the rallruad company, © which judgment is given Jor $105,000, with in- terest trom December 31, 1867, unless trial by jury ie demanded by the company on the conditions specified in the opinion. Jotun Jucob Astor left to his grandson, Charles Astor Bristed, $150,000 and @ lile interest in his country seat at Hell Gate, containing thirteen and Bhaliacres, Mr. Bristed, during hia lifetime, ex- pended some $9,000 in opening Eighty-ninth Street, which runs through the real estate men- tioned. Alter his death his widow, as executrix, Claimed payment trom the United States Trust Company, Who hold the money of the minor es- tate, of half this amount, and a petition to this eifect was submitted to Judge Davis in Supreme Court, Chamvers, Judge Davis decided yesterday that as the Trust Company is a general guardian of the mimor son the remedy 1s not by petition but by tegular suit. IMPORTANT QUESTION CONCERNING ee TRADES UNIONS. In November, 1873, James Doyle, a member of ‘Whe Society of Operative Masons, was expelled for ‘Working for less than ‘society wages.’ He went before the society and proved his innocence o/ the eharge, when, he claims, there was sprung upon him another charge of having gone in on 9 “struck job.” This charge, he says, was made against him without due notice, as required by the by- jaws. Notwithstanding this the society expelled fim. ‘Thereupon bis attorneys, hiessrs. nd Gearon, applied to Judge Donon Special ry who granted a writ oi mandamus reinatat- ing bim imto membersnip. From this ,de ion the society appealed to the eral Term of the Supreme Court. and the appeal came up lor argument yesterday, ex- District Attorney Garvin, representing the society, argued at length tnat these societies are the ex- clusive Judges of the riguts and privileges of Vheir members; that tne society was justified in its expulsion of Doyle, and that trom tneir de- cision there was no appeal. Matthew P. Bree} in reply mainiained on behalf of Doyle that nis chent did not have due nutice of the cnarge made, As required by the constitution and bylat of the society, as well as Ly the laws of the State, to which ‘the society ts ‘subject, it being a char. ‘ered institution, and that tne Court should tate! fere in all cases where @ maniiest injastice bad Deen done @ member by ab incorporated society, Boch a6 this was, and review thetr proceedings, and, in @ proper case, compel the society to recog- nize his rights and interests as @ member. The Court reserved its decision. BOARD OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS. Thomas Conley and two otber pilots some time since built a boat and applied to the Pulot Commis- aloners to have the same numbered and added to the Sandy Hook pilot boats. This the Pilot Com- Missioners refused to do, having passed a bylaw jimiting the nomber of boats. Upon this. applica- tion was made to Judge Davis, at Supreme Court, Chambers, ior a peremptory mandamus against the Pilot Commissioners, directing them to add this boat to tne list of pilot boats. it was urged for the application that the new boat was strong Rud seaworthy, whereas most of the boats now in Use are, as claimed, old and unseaworthy. Judge Davie gave his decision in the case yesterday, de- nying the application. He held that the Commis- sioners have tue power to iimit the number of pltos boats by bylaws; that. the same are obliga- ry Upon the pilots, and that upon the facts ap- pes om the return &@ mandamus could not be aa THE CUSTOM HOUSE SMUGGLING OASE. Yesterday, in the United States Circuit Court, No. 27 Chambers street, before Judge Benedict and the jury, the trial of David P. Harris, the Custom Honse ispector who is inaicted for having aided in the smuggling of 20,000 cigars trom Havana into This port, Was resumed. Mr. S. G, Courtney sammed up the testimony on behalf of the ae- Jendant, contending that the eyidence for the Prosecution was tnat.of a lot of sumuggiers, scoundrels and thieves, who should not be beheved when they attemptea to take away the liberties of an honest and repataple citizen. Coun- fel said it was @ common tning nowadays to uc- cuse every government officer of corruption, and the public press had not hesitated to charge even the President of the Repuoiic and ois Cable net Ministers witn corrupt and dishonest specula- lion, This was a Wicked conspiracy against the deiendaut, and there was no evidence to sustain the charge of smuggling but that oC a lot of Span- lards of @ bastard race, who never could tell the truth, even ii they were sworn on a stack of | Bibles piled as hig as tye moon. It was alleged In the course of the trial by Mr. Avellaret, the rincipal witness for the prosecution, that Mr. $ | baggage car, and doth locks Were found torn olf | on the arrt NEW. YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. probably occ mpy several Jays. Mr. J, W. Gerard, for toe plaintiq, gave a nistory of the alleged 1084 by the plainuif. je trunk In which were the | laces, it 1S claimed, was broken into when in the 2 lofthe train at Magara Falls. The laces claimed Co to be jost were stated by counsel to be ancient and of great value, of the qualities calied oid Flemiso Point, Point d’Angletene, and Point de Venise. On the question of the value of laces of that character it 1s understood thata large number of dealers in lace and experts will be called in the progress of the trial. Tne railroad company are represented by William Elliott aud F, Shepard as counsel. THE CASE OF CARL VOGT. in the case of Carl Vogt, who is accused of the murder and robbery of the Count de Bois de Bianca, at Brussels, and whose extradition on this shates is demanded by the Belgian government, a { considerable amount of testimony, oral and writ- ten, was taken yesterday before’ Commisstoner Kennetn G. White. ‘The examination was ad- Journed to Saturday next, when, it is expected, the prosecution Will be avie to finish thetr testi- mony, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART 1. VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY. Before Judge Van Vorst. In the assessment for paving Fifty-first street, from Eighth avenue tothe Hudson River, Bern- hard Mayer patd an assessment on the wrong lot. He tried to have the mistake remedied, but to his repeated applications to have the money thus erroneously: paid Telunded to bim the city au- thorities paid no attention. He finally brougot suit against the city und the case was tried yes- terday, The proof was clear and positive, anda verdict was rendered for $224, being the iull amount claimed, with interest. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART 3. VEBDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD COMPANY. Before Judge Lawrence. Jonn Kuse, in crossing the New Haven Raliroad track at Seventy-fourth street and Fourth avenue on the 20th of December, 1873, was struck by the engine of a passing train and killed. Suit was brought by bis widow against tne ratlroad com- pauy for $5,000 damages, and the case came to trial yesterday tn this Vourt. Tne testumony was contradictory as to the matter of signals, some asserting that none were used and others that they were used, It was conceded, however, to have been a dark and foggy day. Judge Lawrence, 1n bis charge, left it to thé jury to determine the | vided mm the matter, as they brought in a verdict Jor oniy $2,000 damages. FPreid & Minor for plaintiff and C, G. Childs for defendant, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, DECISIONS. By Judge Brady. Stewart vs, Manhattan Market Company. Gowdy vs, Campbell. --Memoranduw, Levy vs. Baltic Lioyd Steamship Company.— Memorandum for counsel. By Judge Davis. Matter of Surniss et al.—Motion denied, with $10 costs. Memorandum. continue tne injunction denied, wiih $10 costs, Matter of Bristed.—Motion denied, with costs. Memorandum. De Jonge vs. Aaronson.—Motion dented, with $10 costs of opposing. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. DECISIONS. By Judge Curtis, Chapman vs, O’Brien, Sheriff et al.—Case and amendments ssttied and ordered on file. By Ome Justice Monell. cues va, Kelly et a.—Motion denied, with cost COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. DECISIONS, By Judge J. F. Daly. Ropes vs, Rutan.—Judgment of divorce for nti Piwint iogham va. Dibblee.—Two per cent allow- ance granted. Same vs. Same.—Findings, COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER. TWO YEARS FOR TAKING A LIFE, Before Judge Barrett, Jeremiah Fuller, a young man of unusually pre- Dossessing appearance, was tried in this court yeateraay On an indictment for murder in the firat | degree. The victim of nis murderous assault was James Hodwin, a man past middie age, and at | the time captain of the schooner Nicholas English, belonging to Fall River, Mass, The prisoner sat by bis counsel, Mr. John O. Mott, and néxvbim sat bis mother,who watched with akeen, motherly anxiety the progress of the trial. Assistant Dis- trict Attorney Lyons conaucted the prosecution. The story of the killing is briedly told, in August, 1873, Hodwin got into an aitercation with Fuller | ina Greene street liquor saloon. ‘the barkeeper | aud another party participated in the row. ‘fhe fignt between the prisoner and tne de- ceased was renewed iu iront of the place and then im _ the street around the corner. it wound up with Faller dealing Hod- Win a terrible blow and knocking him down, the latter in bis fall striking bis head on the pave- ment, producing compression of tne vrain and al- Most instant death. Seeing that the man was dead Fuller immediateiy ted the city aud re- | mained away Bovut a year. Then, on his return, | be was captured rg bo already ‘stated, indicted | for murder in the first degree. ‘The whole day was cousumed in the trial, but notwithstanding the directions of the maim testimony Mr. Mott toterwove into tt such strong elements of doubt, ta his summing up as to cause the jury to bring Ina Verdict 0! mansiaughter in the fourth degree. In | passing sentence Judge Barrett commented on the gravity of the crime and the tact that there was absolutely no defence, and then attribating the verdict to the skill of the prisoner’s counsel ex- pressed his regret that tne extreme _penalt allowed oy toe statute was two years in State Pri- Son, which was the sentence imposed. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. DECISIONS, By Judge Joachimsen. Question of signals. Tne jury was evidently di- | | Judge Sedgwick.—Nos. 740, 865, 1162, | Benson, roovery; Same vs. Charles Reynolds, selo- | ams, feioutous assauit and battery; Same vs. | Jennie Richardson, felonious assault and batiery; | | mission adjonrned until to-morrow morning at ‘arris, having sent him sd arnae ol cigars to mistake for his own, called at Mr. Aveilares’s Jodgings, in East Fourth street, when the latter | pocares @ Carriage, in which, be said, Mr. | arris drove off with the hackman and returned | on aiter witn Mr. Avellaret’s right trunk. | ie testimony of the hackman was that the | ee who brought the trunk in the carriage on | ‘he occasion im question was a man ot ligut aud | sandy complexion, whtie (said Mr. Courtney) it Was apparent to everydody in court that Harris, | &.e de@sendant, was @ man oi dark hair and dark | complexion. He contended that the witnesses ior | the prosecution had been trained to point out Harris as the person upon whom It was intended to1asten guilt, ana that, taking into account all the lacts aud circumstances o1 the case and the un- fellable character of the witnesses jor the prosecu- top, Who were swearing to save themselves trom unishment, the jury would be Jairly justified ta quitting the deiendant, Mr. A. H. Purdy, United States Assistant Dis- trict Attorney, replied on the part of the govern- fhent. He commented on certain questions which fo had addressed, iu the progress of we trial, to john H. Diemart, an inspector of castoms, who ad been called and examined as @ witness (or the Gelendant, ag to whether he (Diemart) had ever | Feceived money or presents, directly or indirectly, | for passing cigars. These questions bad oeen Failed out by the Court, and the counsel now asked what might Dave been the effect if the witness Beran the questions one way or the otner, ‘ounsel ior defendant interposed, and said it was bot at all proper itor Mr. Purdy to reter to ques- tions which had been raied out by the Court. [his | {nterposition on the part of counsel ior defendant | led to a lively tilt ailround, after whicu Mr. Puray Went on with his address, He had not conciuded when the Court rose, He will resume this morn- log, and the case will oe given to the jury tas ailernoon. . BUING 4 LONDON INSURANCE COM- PANY. The hearing of the case of the American Mer. Shants’ Coion Express Company vs. the imperial Insurance Compary of London was resumed yes- terday, in the United States Circuit Court, before gadge Wallace and a jury. As already reported in the HERALD, the action was brought Dy the | plaintids against the deiendanta to recover the | amount of a policy of insurance effected on a quan. | Uty Of goods which the plainyfs were transport. | ing irom Albany to tnis city ‘on one of the trains | ol the New York Central and Hudson River Railroa nd which goods, it was alleged, were destroyed by @ couflagration of petroleum caused | by @ collision of trains on the ralircad in question. The (acts and pleadings in the suit have been giready published in tae HERaLD, Judge Wallace Girected @ verdict ior the piaintif™ for $6,306 64, aad the jury found accordingly. A RUSSIAN LADY AND HER LACES. QUIT AGAINST THE NEW YORK CENTRAL Bat- ROAD. Jn the year 1869 @ Russian lady of considerable Gistinction was travelling tm thts country on the | New York Centra! Railroad between Albany and | Niagara Falls, Her name is Viga de Maluta Fra- | low, While on that journey one of her trunks, | tootaining jaces which she valued at abdont | $75,000, Was either lost or stolen irom the | train, Having discovered her loss sme instituted bult against the raitroad company to recover compensation. in 1872 the cage was tried before | Judge Woodraff end ajury. Ti ‘esult Wi Agreement, eight being 1 plaintit ad ‘Tyrili vs, Travers.—This case must be referred, Benyam vs. Frankenstein; Schwartz vs. God: | chard; Nelferos vs. Uldnurst; Pulilips v erzig: | Batler vs. The Middiefeld Marbie Company; | Bache vs. Sorrell; Duaning vs. Aceredo; Chad. bourne vs, Redmond; Heishterg vs, Schutt; Worth vs. Rosegoerg; Farringter vs. O’Conner.—Notions rant % The Holmes Burglar Alaim Telegraph Company vs. Brooke et al. Pets va, Martyn; Pitts vs. Budd.—Motions jenied, Hernstein ve, Kitchen.—Dismissed, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Sutherland. CONVICTION OF BOUGH OF FORGERY IN THB FIRST DEGREE, The trial of John Bough, charged with forgery in the first degree, was continued yesterday. it was claimed by the prosecution that the accused al- | th | the bope \hat they will bi tered a deed on the 234 of April, conveying a house and lot situated near the corner ef Seventh | avenue and 12étn street, by Osmun Reed to Jacob Allison and wiie, There Were quit claim deeds in reierence to the yee & in question offered in evidence On both sides which vended vo mystiy rather than to elucidate the question at isa District Attorney Ruaseli, in suming up the case tor the people, intimated that most of tue parties engaged in thls transaction were “cat” reai es- tate brokers. Mr, Mitchell, who defended tie accused, pre- sented « great many requests to charge. His Honor Judge Sutherland delivered an elabo- | Tate charge to the jury, who retired to deliberate | upon their verdict at 4 quarter past four o’clock, At ten minutes to five tuey returned with a ver- dict of guilty ander the second count in the indict- | ment, which charged Bough with altering the deed, | The prisoner was remanded till Friday for sen- i vence, ROBBERY. John Connors, alias John Coijlins, who wae im dicted for robbery in the first degree, pleaded | guilty to an attempt, the prisoner calied Charies Bium out of a hotel in Canal street, and when Bium reached the front door Connors kicked Nim and abstracted from his pocket the sum of $118, His Honor sentenced tne prisoner to toe state Prison for tne period of eight years. FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON A WoMAN, Benjamin W. Volling, who was charged with i wounding Kate Fox in the face with a knife on tne | loth of December, pleaded guilty to an assault With intent to do vodily arm. He was sent to the State Prison for four years, TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Smith. A SAD sIGHT, 4 woman, forlorn and Naggard, was brought {nto court yesterday morning vy Officer Wiggin, of the Sixteenth precinct. He had found ner in | the street in a helpies# state o: intoxication, and | @ ee made a charge against her, She was \oo stupid with whiskey to answer any of the ; questions put to her. The ofticer, that she should ve abroad in the puviic streets, for he had heard two days ago that she was dei! ered of a chiid, While the Court and ofiicers wi four | wondering at this statement, UMcer Hogan, of the rouubt | same precinct vai | foun Wiguit, entered thi courtroom any with a two-d Tn vhs streets, about two Bicake ipems tus On the 24th of Decemper | 3 , however, knew | T | her name to be Mary Cody, but thougnt it strange Spot where Mary Cody had been arrested. It was Mary's cnild, but she was too drunk to know it, The denauched woman was thrust from the reom | 4nd brought down to jal!, and her child was giveu | ig charge to diss Foster, the matron of the Tomos, who sept tt to the Island. THE WALKER STREET BORGLARS. } James Tayter, Joseph Crosby and Charles Stratz, | the burglars captured in Walker street on Tuesday night, by the officers of the Leonard street station, were yesterday committed for trial, each in de- fault of $2,000 bail. JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT. | | A HEAVY SWINDLE ON RAILROAD COMPANIES. | Belore Judge Ovterbourg. Aman named Orange K. Howard was brought | up at the above Court yesterday on two charges, | one of forgery and the other of talse pretences, preferred by John M, Toucey, Superintendent of the Hudson River Railroad Company. On the 4th of January Howard came to the office of Mr. Toucey and presented the following letter purporting to be signed by Thomas R, Sharp, Transportation | Master of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- pany, which signature Mr. Sharp aeciared yester- day to be a forgery. Qeeereveoeeweanenee sont teeene ne ne He eeOnn wee NOeero® Bautimoxx axv Oni RR, Orricg or MastEK oF Traxsrortation,$ 3 3 Batriwore, Jan, 2, 1875. 3 2J. M. Tovery, General Su kiver division pt, Hudson ..C. and Hudson R, R.:— | he bearer, one of our passenger conductors, $ | $ wishes @ pass over your road to Buffalo and retarn, $ P ease issue on account of the B. and O. RK. R. and oblige, respectiully, yours, THOS. R. SHARP. 3 ecoecccereonecasisecsenoeenecs ne necvetsenececoeese® ‘The pass was granted, but Howard, whom Mr, Toucey subsequentiy diadovered was a cheat and | @ Iraud, was arrested on Luesday by Officer Kealy, of the St. Nicholas Hotel, where he was stop- ping. The prisoner pleaded guilty yesterday and = was committed in $10,000 "bail to answer, as there were several other railroad men Walting to make simtlar complaints. Tne career of Howard is somewhat interesting. His first known operation of a confidence character was tn | Charleston, 8. C., about a year ‘ago. He hired a | Whari trom the First National kK of that city, at @ rental of $5,000 a year. He also hired a nam- ber of employés and set up a general treignt and steamship recetving company, borrowing all the money he possibly could from the neighboring | railroad companies. Alter raising several thou- and doilarsin this manver he suddenly decamp2a. He aiterwaras appeared as uroad condactor, under the names of Howell, Waltemeyer and How- land. Dressed as such he would jush into the | oilice of the president of any company, present a } letter of Introduction from some oticial of tne Bal- timore and Onio Railroad Company, get a pass over the line and immediately alterwaras sell it to the | highest bidder. In this manner Howard has vic- ; tmized the Fail River Railroad, the Pennsylvania Ceniral, ‘Lennessee Air Line, and Union Pacific. From memorandums taken from nim by the officer it was found that he nad conductor's checks irom Nearly every railroad im the country, He came to New York only @ few days ago ana registered at the St. Nicholas Hotel as U. K. Howard, of the Baltimore and Onto Ruilroad. Yesterday in Court, while tne complaint ot Mr. | Toucey was being taken, @ Mr. George P. Kbyrue, of | No. 115 Leonard street, came torward and said | tha* the prisoner @ lew days ago came to his printing office and reprerented nimselt as tne general purchasing and supply agent of the Bal- ‘more aud Onto Railroad Company, and ordered a Damber of cards to be printed, also bill heads, letter paper aod transfer sheets, with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company’s heading. | Tne printing amounted to $80, A Mr. Holmes | of No, 526 Broadway, also came forward and wished to make a compiaint. He had purchased & ticket from the prisoner on the Fail River tine, | which had been obtained troum the agent, Mr. George G Connors, plier No. 28 North River. Judge Otterbourg, on motion of the counsel tof the prosecution, Charles Goidte, decided to send the complaints ulready taken to the District Attor- | ney’s office to-day, and all other witnesses and | complainants can then appear before the Grand | | Jury. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SuPREMB CoURT—CHAMBERS—Held by Judge Donobue.— Nos. 21, 75, 77, 94, 116, 119, 122, 180, 1 189, 140, 149, 150, 179, 11 SUPREME, COURT—SPECIAL TERM—Held by Jadge Van Brunt—Demurrera.—Nos. 3, 5, 9, 10, 14, 15, 19, | Issues of Law and Fact.—Nos. 7, 9, 29, 44, 51, 53, 62, 63, 65, & 69, 70, 72, 78, 74, 76, 77, 78 79, 80, 82, 83, 85, oe TERM—Held by | Supreme CoURT—GeNERAL 1, 21, 116, 12, 14, 16, 17, 85, 82, 44, dW, 119, 120, 124, 225, 126, 127, 128, 129, 184, 135, 186, 137, SUPREME CoURT—CinCuiT—rart 2—Held oy | Judge Van Vorst.—Nos. 676, 702, 95632, 471, 1018, 984, ‘791, 998, 640, 814, 824, 836, 844, 856, 858, 866, 874, 873, 884, 888. Part 3—heid by Judge Lawrence.—Nos. 845, 1068, 1598, 1478, 1474, 2187, 2139, 2141, 113234, 885, 911, 913, 1889, 855, 945, 907, 1355, 125334, 2077, 79, 101, 442, 645, 973, 977. SUPERIOn COURT—TRIaL TeRm—Part 2—Held by 404, 804, 800. “808, $10, 812, 814, 818, 820, 822, yt SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL ‘TERM.~ Adjourned untu Friday, January 8. COMMON ‘PLEAS—TRIaL TERM—Part 1—Held 0; Juage Loew.—Nus, 2106, 1650, 1256, 1244, 1008, 275, | 898, 2177, 1154, 1267, 2301, 2124, 2339, 2370, 1959. j COMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TERM—Heid by Judges | | Daly, Robinson aud Lurremore.—Nos, 151, 146, 1: 102, 108, 162, 163, 154, 158, 159, 160, 164, 166, 1 A, 172, 173, 174. 175, 47. MARINE COURT—1RIAL TERM—Part 1—Held by Judge Alker.—Nos. 842, 930, 1044, 1115, 1156, 1157, 1158, 1161, 1163, 1164, 1165, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1169. | Part 2—Held by Judge McAdam.—Nos, 763, 1348, | 986, 1089, 1229, 1745, 1865, 1963, 2089, 2806, 1147, | 1148, 1153, 1183, 1164 Part 3—Held’ by Judge | Gross.—Nos, 1698, 1061, 2354, 1055, 124, 2396, 2402, 806, 107» 2221, 2128, 2086, 2429, 2430, 1234, Court OF GENERAL SEssions—Held oy Judge | Sutneriand.—ihe People. vs. itm rob- bery; Same vs. Wilitam Gull, robbery; Same vs, | Jonn Smith, robbery; Same ys. Bernard Dolan, | robbery; Same vs, Frederick Hoypale and William » nious agyault and battery; Same vs. Charles Wil- Same vs. Robert Murphy, grand larceny; Same vs. Robert Cuffrey, grana larceny; Same vs. James J. Guthrie, false pretences; Same vs. Jane Pater- son, petit larcen, ame vs. John Bell, petit lar- ceny; Same va. ter J, Haskins, abduction. COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR. ALBANY, Jan. 6, 1875, The day calendar of the Commission of Appeals for Thursaay, January 7, Is as follows:—Nos, 261, 267, 271, 272, 274, 276, 278, 280, 292, 285. The Com: ten o'clock, i Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels.—No:. 114, 120, | Board. Fe | gentleman and wife or two single gentlemen: house and 13 BOARDERS WANTED. * LARGE ROOM, COMMUNICATING, AND SINGLE sunny Rooms, with excellent Board. at moderate Prices; convbment to cars and staces. 200 West 1weuty~ third etree 1 ler, with moderate. ¥ | gancz. floor front Room. all convenience: single . $8: brown stone ; rho ear Fouricenth street. 43 PLEASANT, WELL FURNISHED ROOM: EXTRA | large aud well heated; terms, with Board tor two | $ mpi closet room ; & Room aiso at $15. 241 th street. FROST ROOM TO family; Lerims Y, WELL FURNISHED THIRD | oon areal with good Board; | ai, gentecL neigh: | renth enue. NEWLY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS, THIRD floor; also other Rooms, with first class Board and home comiorts tor fainilies and gentlemen, at very miod- erate prices. 44 West Tenth str 3 BLOCK FROM BROADWAY, ld EAST NINE- teenth street.—I'wo large Rooms, handsomely fur- ished, upper story. with Board; everything first class; reduced terms. references. 1 HANDSOME KCOND FLOOR, SUNNY ROOM, L with Board; pantries hot and cold water, fire and a8, a single | fiodm.. i Grove at very moderate prices, for two; also treet. DAY, $6 AND UPWARD PER WEEK | | able for single gentiemen or famies, with oy BOARDERS WANTED. 131 BEST gIWENTVNINTH | SURERT, = NEAR « Sixth avenue.—1wofurnished Roows, on second floor, to ist, with Board, snitable tor single geutiemen or gentioue ud their wives: bath and water closeton he hoor; wlerate, ae 135 Be NTU SPRERT, NEAR IRVING +) place. ni, with Bourd, third story back and front hasi Room ; reterence required 139 ¥ STREET, HOBOKEN.—A reW NICE- +) ly furnished large ‘and smal! Rooms to let, suit- Board; terms node} 14 WEST TWENTY-*ECOND STREET.—TO LET, with Bourd, in 4 sinail tamily, to gentleman and wile. second story front im; fine closets; grate ey relerences exchanged. 16 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, — ms to let, with “ood N TWELFTH Meely turnished Rooms aud wie or single socation pleasant and neigh- and + hirteenth stree to let, with Board, to gentiem: emen; house Arst class; borhoo’ anexceptivnan! 21] WEST POURTEENTH STREET.—PARLOR AND a Bedroom on third floor, double Room on second floor, siso extension Parlor, m a private famuy, with SITUATIONS WANTED-SEMALES, Cooks, &c. 16 20% . BEIWEEN BLERUBER AND 4TH, 10 the re good conk wasiot with the wasoing and ironing: { willing to antry; city RE 7 EAST 52D sf, first class cook: is yer: obliging. Call trom 10 to 12. 9 AST 16° H ST, BETWEEN UNION squak wi and Sth ay., in the drug store.—As first class cook fora hove! or boarding house; anderstands meats and pastries. BLEECKER ST.—A LADY AS RXCELLENT cook, Address. ROSE 8T., trom ber fast place. f EMPLOYER'S), —As competent; Wilkog and FLOOR.—AS ‘ity or country ROTH AV.—\ woman as cook ina private family: under: French: and Spanish cooking; would assist in the wash- ing; best city reierence. SQ WEST WH st. BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH Od avs.—A respectable woman as cook in & family ; no objections to a private boarding hous? ; will- any to Assist in the washing; best references. 20TABLE 12] WEST sist. IN Tae REAR. Ag 44 colored wonian 2s cook Ina yentleman’s tamtly; no objection to assist with the wasuing: good reterence OF WeST 318T ST, SECOND FLOOR.—A GIRL aa) as first rate cook: uo objection to assist with coarse washing; best city reference $1 50 fF EK | good Board: relorences require ch celient table, at 174, ] me = ie ee seat 176 and 173 Bleecker street newt, Broadway; Literary 30° Q] 4. West ronry.retu sterner —rarmp sroRy es 2 coms, unexpectedly to. ie ety; Rope and Resithy EN tree We Ee ___- | Hoard to partsse aocuten heme’ Comiorte. clanalingen, 2 DOORS ABOVE STUYVESANT bi po trpeperk ld | &e.: also hall Room. gi $ ul or sin SA Bpeorer> “Sen A ve fa famiiv or singio genuemen. wt second avenue, | 66) ast TwaEtrrouarn BrEBEt 20 Ler, ef nt with Board, a large 00M Ol secon: loor, wel near Kighteenth street. — | furnished; hot aud cold water: xood location ; those In QD STORY ROOM; LARGE, HANDSOMELY, PUR | puritot a hone call; terms moderate te Ww! ard, — ns os : os — a aaah Sad wife’ or single We Usines 23 West | 939 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.-TO LET, 23% ‘birty-first street. | WASHINGTON PLACE, ST, JULIEN,—-PARLOR and Bedroum on second door to let; also two Rooms for gentlemen; house entirely renovated and enlarged; ig especially adaptea for tamilies; Frenco table. 8ST 1WENT' NTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH | 4 a handsomely fur, | —Large, Room, with Board; rth Moor, desirable for jadison avenu nished front Room and Dressing also medium size tront Room, fou: gentlemen. with Board, in @ first class house, one large Room on second ttoor; also one sinall Room; ‘table un exceptionable; referen 319 LESINGION AVENUE, BEIW THIRTY. Led eighth and Thirty-nmth streets.—A furnished Room to let. with Board, to # single gentleman or gentle- man and wife; reterences. 128 WEST 191TH ST., IN THE STORE.—A YOUNG ZO woman as cook: willing to assist with washing; no objection to a boarding house; three years’ reference, 128 we T 30fH 8ST, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7fH vs —A colored woman as professional cook in ‘ priva ly. Call on or address COUK tor two ays. WEST 28TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS COM. ‘old cook; understands English and Ameri. can cooking; excellent baker and pastry cook; tho: oughly, neatin her kitchen; erty retereuces from last emplover. 691 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN FORTY-THIBD and Forty-iourth streets,—a large tront Room and Bedroom, with Board. Call for three days. UE, 361, NEAR THIRTY-FOURTH wly furnished front Parlor and Bedroom a or without Foard; reasonable terms; also single’ Room tor gentieman. 2 TO $$ PER WEEK—FOR EXCELLENT BOARD $6 Ay ss at 29 Washington place, between broadway and Washiugton square. TH AVENUE, JUNCTION BROADWAY (ASTOR block).—A large hal! Room, good closet, &c., suitable F single gentlemen, to let, with Board; terms mod- erate. Table boarders taken. gm STREET, NORTHEAST CORNER SECOND venue.—Large front Roon, with Board, for two, $14; single Rooms, $7; first class private house ; modern improvenents; good table, &c. A. STRICTLY PRIVATE PAMILY, QCOUPYING large and elegant residence near Fifth avenue and Thirty-ioarth street having more room than taey re- quire, would rent, wth full Board it desired, to one or two gentlemen of respectability or genvieman and wite the whoie :econd Floor, magnific id treshiy fur nished, with superb bath room, & selneevene: Bo other boarders. io those desiring to chauge trom ho: lite and willing to pay for spacious and luxurious ac commodations this Isa rare opportunity. Address, wit card, CULTURE, Herald office. A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY OFFER VERY LOW, with first class B second story alcove handsomely turnished single Koow ‘own stone residence: elegant neighborhood: 118 East saventy- Eighth street, convenient to Madison and shird avenue 8, joard, ; also TH STREET, NO. 41—PURNISHED ROOMS 10 let, with Hoard, | 10 WAVERLEY PLACE, ANY) Handsome front Rooms $14, $16 ant $18 for two Berson with Board; no children; house heated by steam : transient people taken; table Board, $5. WEST TWENTILTH STREET. Large and smail third floor tront sunny Rooms, with Board, TH STREET, 32 WEST.—WITH BOARD, HAND- somely turnished front Rooms, for gentlemen and i terms very moderate, 10 NEAR BROADWAY.— 1 familie (A. FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM 10. RENT to gentleman smd wife; Board jor Indy onty; fai- ly consia's of two persons and no other boarders taken: terms $25 per week. Address W. 1., box 169 Herald office. LADY LIVING ALONE MAS A NICELY FUR- ~L, nished front Rvom on first flat, im good locution, to let to gentleman and wife; Board ior the lady or beth if ree ress Hi Gptown Branch office. LADY WOULD TAKE A CHILD TO BOA RD: ONE A between the age ot two and four years; it will flad @ good home: terms moderate. Call at ldl West Twenty- eighth sree 1 H STREET, 8 WEST,—TO LET, WITH BOARD, re Ti . 4 wo large Rooms, connecting, on second floor; hot id cold water in each room. Pas WANTING A PERMANENT HOME, FIRST class in all its appointments, a: a fair, reasonable price, may call at 48 West iwelfih street, ‘H STREET, 48 WEST.--FINE LARGE ROOMS on third ant fourth grate fire, with frst class Baor lesirable people. Reterences 5 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NAAR BROAD. oD way.. some turnizhed Rooms, with Koard. to families or single gentlemen; first ciass accommmoda- tions; house newly furnished ani heated: table Board. reference. AIH STRELT, 215 EAST—TWO VERY LARGE ©) ‘connecting "Rooms on third floor to rent, with frst | Board Lest reterences, \T, BETWEEN BROAD- FAST SIXTEENTH SIR and Fitth avenue.—Handsomely turnished suite or singly, to gentiemen, with or without Board ; also table Board ;'terms mod WAVERLEY PLACE.—NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, tor families and singie gentlemen, with first class at moderate rates, AST TWENTY-EIGHTH S REET, BE- ison and Fitth avenues. —Handsomel) for tamilies gentlemen, wi bies, tavle d’ hot HB. LEFLEK, EAST NINTH STREKT.—ONE SUIT OF THREE connecting Rooms (southern exposure), on second oor with Board, to @ family; diniag room on parlor ferences, gy STREET, WedT, NO. 318.—FAMILIES OR GEN- tlemen desirous ef securing a home, with superior Rooms, table and attendance, at moderate rates please | apply. D STREET, WEST, 53.—A LARGE, SUNNY ROOM, ith Bedrown connecting, on second floor, with Iso @ front malt Room on third floor ; terms rea- j references exchanged, 6) QD STREET, 170, WEST, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE.— 2 A choice of tine Kooms with @ family of refine- Pe! Cais table and attendance; references ex- change Ay 9 GROVE STRAET.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A «#e) handsomely iu vished front Room, suitaole for accommodations rst class; terms moderate; bome. AD STREET, 161 WEST.—SEVERAL VERY HAND- oO some, fully turnished Rooms, and one or two small ones; ‘liberal table and the comforts ot a home; unquestionable references exchanged, Om WEST’ FORTY-FIFTH STREET.—ROOMS TO 40 let, with or without Board, to gentieman aud wife or single gentlemen. 26 Bast TWENTY SECOND STREET.—UNUSU- ally large ana elegantly furnished suit or Kooms, ‘with or without unexceptionable table, to gentemzn oF @ family ; house 3:x70. pleasant pee TILTON.BEECHER TRIAL. THE PROCEEDINGS IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM Bt SIGHT. [wa GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can obtain, in a private family, a cosey Parlor. hay- ing large closets and Bedroom adjoining. for ge week, with Board, including gas and heat; ‘loca! rat class? near Madison square. Address A. B., box 183 Kerald Uptown Branch office. 300 —A_RESPECTAALK PARTY, LADY OB « gentleman, can recetve a pleasat home 4 ‘card entirely iree of charge for six Months, agaist the Use of the above summon good security; or gould Fegelve # tree musical education of the highest order tor them: fam: Address 0. C, E., Herald office. HOARD AND LODGING WANTED. GENTLEMAN “AND FAMILY WAN® A SUIT OF At Bo other ‘ee oF jour furiished Rooms in @ tmily having Pita, box 161 14: boarders: reterences exchanged, Address AL- y: “PARTMENTS WANTED,—A MIDDLE-AUED MAN id oMee. ively engaged in protessional life, and looking wants, with or witbow bireaktast, in a respect- ‘ate tawily (Catholic preterred), three or four Rooms: a third story ina four story howm) will do; he wishes to use his own furniture and wotild like one of the rooms to store piano, harp and other articles of his late home; a locatlognot more thas torty minutes from the New York City Hall in direction widl be pro- ferred, but it must be within » mu wale of @ Catholic church; the best of references effered and re- quired. Address, with such particulars as ttiay avoid Useless Inquiries, PRRMANENA LODGE, box 24 Her- as ice. N ACCOMPLISHED TEACHER WISHES PARTIAL Board, above Fourteenth street, im exchange jor instruction on the pianotorie or culuvatiasa ot the voice. Adare: id oftice. Ay $ AVING HER OWN FURNITURE, DE- and Bedroom, with Board, untown; ferms must be moderate. Address, stating terms and particulars, B.S, box Ill Herald Uptown Branch office. GENTLEMAN DESIRE&S A NICELY Room, with good Board; location betw tieth and Thirty-fourth streets and Fifth an avenues; terms jnclading tire (rate oF 3: not to exceed $15 per week. Address H. town B. iy n, Seventh id RY, Heraid bine b> inch ofice. A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OF QUILT HABITS, wish a suit of furnished Rooms in a family where there are no other lodgers; terms moderate; between Washington. sq1 and Fourtcenth street preterred. Address Y. s., Heraid Uptown Branch of ice 2 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- nue, with Board, handsomely turnishea third story front Room, for gentleman aud wite or party of gentlemen; house first class. QQ CLINTON PLACE—A | fAxDs0: nished second story tront Room: a! handsomely furnished Varlors: sever nicely turais! ELY FOR. OARD WANTED—IN PRIVAT; FAMILY, FOR gentleman and sister: large and siele room: terms must be moderate. Address T. 3, E., Hes ald o1ice. OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SUNNY ROOM, with Bonrd, in a privace family, between Twentieth and Ihirtieth streets, east side; no o@aer boarders pre ferred, Address A.C. B., Heraid Uptuwn Brauch office, staung terina. hed, with or without Board. 3 WES? THIRT! muni Board; priva fourth floor; changed. TH STREET, 138 WEST.—A LARGE, HANDSOME- ly furnwhed tront Roomon second foor, with Board; southern exposure; smail Room on tourth floor; BY“ MASQUE DE L'HARMONIE, OKNTRAL PRK GARDEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1875 Tickets $2 each, admitting fentienes and ladies. For sale at the Metropolitan Hotel, Keeves’ tard ‘Rooms, and Mallet & U 437% Broad way. Music by Wallace QOLASSICAL, SOIREK, REXT MONDAY EVENING, J at the American Conservatory Music Rooms, 144 Fitth avenue, Mr. Alfred Pease, solo planiat. Programme at music stores, N®¥, YORK, DECEMBER 29, (874 | To His Majesty Kalakaua, King of the Sandwich | eas de I'Harmo: je President and members of the Cercle Fran- Ke the liberty to tender most re- | ectiully ao invitation to Your Majesty, and enterta il be honored by ¥ Presence at the grand bal pare et masque, given y. the Academy of Music. By accepting this ihvitation and consenting to elate by Your august visit this brilliant tete the President and | the members of the Cercle Francais de i’ Harmonie would | feo) bappy to embrace the opportunity to join ior thelr artin the hearttelt welcome in giving expression of heir sympathy and respect which has been tendered to | Your Majesty in this country, We lave the honor to de Your Majesty's hamble servants, B. Devauear, Secretary. A. SALMON, President Wixpsor HoreL, January 1, 1875. Sir—I have the honor to ete you that. by despatch y the gust recelved. His Majesty, Kalakaua, graciously agcepte our kind invitation to t ll to be given by the Cercle Harmonie. His Majesty further requests me to make all neces: tev arrangements jor the ceremony of presentation, and I will early confer with you concerning detalis. I nave jonor to subscribe myself with respect, your obedient servant, KAMALATA, Master of Ceremonies uur. J. Salmon, A, Flauraud, Delegates. __ SIOSICAL. CARD. A EDWARD MOLLENBAUER, the oc sician (late Musical Director of Booth’s The engaged only at th * W YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ‘ourteenth sireet, next to Delmonico’s, Mr, AUER gives ais personal attention to pupils. LADY, WHO [8 AN ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN and most snccessiul teacher, ha» a few vacancies for pele in singing and for plano. esa Mrs. DELANGY, Herald ottice. ARD. Ons + O (iate Musical Director of jas resumed Lg sSONS EDUARDO MARZ | tion very desirable; terms moderate; references ex- je our Majesty's | Roo | 36 references, 3 TH STREET, NO. 435 WEST,—HANDSOWELY furnished Partor and Bedroom to let, with Board, grives taole, for gentleman and wife; terms $13 per ‘week. 7ANTED—BOARD AND LODGING FOR A SINGLE man ina respectable private jamily. Address J. B. 8., Dox 16 Herald office, WY “neat pease FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; back Parlor or om second floor, between Tenth street and Forty-utth street, New York, or in a good loca- vion in Brooklyn; price from $tu to $85 per monih; ref- erences exchan, 1. W. 5. Herald oftice. 2 NTLEMEN WANT WELL Rooms, with breaktas>, in central loca. tion below Thirticth street; reference’ exchangel. 4d- dress, stating full particulars and terms, including fire and gas, 5. P. U., box 2,886P 0st oiice. 1H STREET, NO, 46 EAST.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, with Board; house first class; loca 3 hanged. 3.5 HAFAYETTE PLACE, NEAR FOURTH STREET. — | OO Handsomely furnished tront Rooms, suitable for families and geiitlemen to let, with Hoard; location goud; terms reasonapie; referencosexchanged. Qo WEST THIRTY.SEVENTH STREKT, BETWEEN | SO _ Firth and. sixth avenues. —Handsomely turai Rooms to let, with or wituous private table; also Rooms | tor single gentlemen, BROOKLYN OARD WANTED—IN BROOKL, vicinity of New York and two boys under 8 years; a ‘arge connecting required. " Address, with H., box 133 Herald office. NOR OTHER sstble, gor ventleman, wife, and snialier Room lowest terms, 1. C. JQELNONT HOTEL—IN COMPLETE ORDER; EUI pean plan; Fulton to Ann street. near Broadw: JOHN P. Ricdanps. returned. Bo He. upwar, 3 4 WEST TENTH STREET.—A PRIVATE FAMILY will let, with Board, two very large pleasant ms. East TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—VERY DESIR- able Rooms, with liberal table and comforts o! refined home. QQTH STREBT, 229 WEST.—A SO" South. having rented abo suits of Rooins: terms reasonab! Seventh avenue cari ©) WEST SIXTEENTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH | 4.2 arenue.—A handsomely farniehell Second Floor to let, singly or uite, with or without private table; everytning first reterences, 4 TH STREET, 108 WEST.—SECOND FLOOR, ELE- gantly furnished, with Board; also other desira- bie Rooms; reserences exchanged. 9 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BRYWEEN FIFTH 4 and Sixth avennea—A sult of nicely turnished Rooms to let, with Board, to a family; also @ amalt Room, $8 per week. NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND LADY FROM THE dwelling, can offer ie; Rear Broadway and references exchanged. oms, new tamily Kooms; meals at low prices Always opet. UTEL ST. GERMAIN, H Twenty-second street.—Suit of four Rooms, con- arsine, fee anale, aod Seadusdc ne A taped tur- ; tor; jet reducou, $3 per day. pnaitcrsdbahasg toh WM. G. TOMPKINS. FIOYH AVENUE AND | 135 WEST 10H st. Iv THE sTORE—A YOUNG e) woman as good cook; willing to assist with the Washing and ironing; best city reterence. 150 Wesrare s —AN EXPE. OU rienced woinan as first class cook: understands ail kinds of soups, meats, pastry and jellies ; best of refer- ences. for two days. 15 WEST 28TH ST.—AS FIRAT CLASS COOK; UN. OZ derstands cooking in ailits brancnes; c.ty ret. erences. 153 EAST, #20 St, OVER DRUG ston Je) respectabie persons; one as first ¢lags cox, the has her owo best city reter- other ag chambermaid and seamstress j. would take care of chiluren; ‘ail or address tor two days. WEST 18TH S8T.—A FIRST CLASS COO! 15 thoroughiy understands French and English yoking: no vyjection to a boarding house; first class e. Call tor two days EAST 42D ST., THIRD FLOOR.—AN AMERI- 154. Can Protestant’ woman. as cook in. a privare family or Loarding house; wages to suit the times. 9 . 08. 200. West zre st. 7H AV., THIRD FLO A respect girlas cook and to assist with ashing aud irowing; Ho objection to the country; good city reierence, ¢ 02 EAST 387TH ST., NEAR 3D AV.—A YOUNG woman as first class cook; thoroughly under- stands her business; first class reference: can be hignly recommended. 4 WE-T 27TH ST., FOURTH FLOOR, ROOM 204 2, respectable woman as cook, Washer and ironer; first class city reterence. 9, EAST 37TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS 206 coor in'a private family; city or country, is excellent baker: best city reterences; no objection to assist in washing. 207 WEST 13TH ST.—A COOK, WASHER AND ironer; food reference, EAST 69TH 8!., BETWEEN 2D AND 3D 20 avs.—A respectable young woman as cook, Washer and ironer; good reterence. 6 WEST 291TH 8T,, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—& 21 person competent to do cooking; will assist with washing and iroming; city or country; good reference. oy 6) WAVERLEY PLACE.-A RESPECTABLE 21 woman as cook in a private tamily in the city or a short distance in the country; can do all kinds of cooking; best city reference. . EAST 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 217 # first clasa cook; will assist with wasbing if Tequired ; good reterence. WEST 27TH 8T.-AN ENGLISH YOUNG WO- 217 man ns food cook in @ private tamily; no ob Jection to assist iu the washing. ) EAST 21ST STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG 22 woman as gool cook: no objection to inves | Washing and ironing if required; no objection the ence. country; best ret 6 THOMPSON ST. (GROCERY STORE).—A RB- 221 speetable German girl as cook in @ private family. CHRYSTIE 8T., SECOND FLOOR.—AS FIRST @ cook in a private family; good reference. VARICK ST., CORNER OF CARMINE.—A young girl as cook, washer sot ironer in a pri- 230 ‘vate tamily or small private 929 West 10TH QW FAST 2TH 8ST, BETWEEN 2D AND 8D ©) avs—A respectable girl as plain cook, washer aud ironer in a small private family ; best city refere! AST 42D ST. RESPRCTABLE YOUNG 241 Eiglan cook, nd ironer in a small Ame- rican family; understands all kinds of cooking; good city reference, ae 6 WEST 16TH S1.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 24 as cook in a private family; would assist in tae washing; best city reierences, ay 9 WEST 35°H ST., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT. 248 able girl as good cook in # private poarding house; gooa city reie: nce WEST 16TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS 2AB Mest class cook; thoroughly understands all Kinds of cooking; meats. pastry, &c.; either public of private; best city reference, = WEST 30TH ST, REAR—A RESPECTABLE 255 Bei'as iiest class cook {n'a private tamily 5 wa: Gorstands ail kinds of cooking; no objection to assist ia ‘washing; best citv reference, . E 6 COMPB- 263 lintWome ua Trot cass Cook extellent oity 269 ing and ironing; thoroughiy underst good rerereuce. ' Cail for two days. 30 7TH AV., BETWEEN 27H AND 2TH STS, third floor, back room.—As first class cook; vy derstands her business in ail its branches; best city er ze EAST GOTH. ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 313 girl as good cook; no objection to assist with the washing; is willing and obliging; best reference. MULBERRY ST.—A_RESPAOTABLE wouian as cook is willng to assist wit YOUNG Bante a 0 EAST 32D ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—& 3l respectable girl as cook, washer and ironer in a small private family; city reference, € 8 BAST 27TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 31 girl as cook, Washer and ironer or to do general nousework ; willing and ovliging; good reference. Qe 3 WEST ITH ST, REAR—A_ RESPECTABL! ode gitlto do plain cooking, washing, irooing housework for a smal! tamily ; good city reference. 830 KAST 32D 8T., BASEMENT.—A RESPBOTA- e. ble Scotch woman as first class Cook; eat e838 tory reference. Addr: 33; RAST STH Stas Sook, Or A HOT! restaurant or large private bot hotse; owiedge or the business; Cal take in, city reference. EAST 17TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 34 Woman As excelient cook, washer and iromer; No objection to 4 boarding house. AURANT FRANCAISE, 54 WEST ELEVENTH t, between University platy and Mifth avenue.— io 8 P.M. preaRrem ». from 7 AWQUK, Aperrments. 40 Bast Brencubie aie: as plain cook, ‘washer ana troner. or would do general hi a iy spay private family: two years’ reference irom her inst e CHAB, J. Proprietaire. JUMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, CORNER 3 press Reome hy Cay and week; 0c. a iy + $ ices redmced ; heut VEE, EMEP, PEORY Ren TENSOR EM, Bropeiaton (7 INCHESTER HOUSE EUROPEAN PLAN), el 1s newly fitted in elegant style, embr toders impre vements, hot and cold water, baths, &c.; prices reduced. COUNTRY BOARD. JROARD IN ORANGE, N. J.—LIBERAL PRIVATR Boeke, four or sit Rooma, with the appointments of CANAL and 50 sity pl dC Hien | tuonttaeapts wad cagriage jjuse i desired, “Adres & Univers Jace. ‘arior an Chamoer, on first | furnis! OLE 4) carriage floor, with Ast slate Noard, toa fauly of tale Guucies | MEE Lole craig Uptewn Branch oes, southern exposure, me! GO aRES? PIETIETH STRRET—4 NICELY FUR. pished back Parlor, sonthern exposure, to rent, with Board; also ball Room on third floor; private fam | ily: location unexceptionavle. Reterences. | G7 THIFTY.BIGHTH STREET, BETWREN PreTH 4 and sixth avenues —One ele with private tal at lo ments frat cla: ADISON AVENUE, 71 4 SECOND ¢1 connecting Rooms, eleg: FLUOR FRONT ime tly furnished, to Jes with | NEW YORK CONS: RVATORY OF MUSIO, first class Board; aiso connecting. Roows ot thind door: | No, § Kast Fourteenth street, next to Deimonico’a singe Room ; reierences exchanged. | VARD.—PRIVATE LESJON!—PIANO, VIOLIN, GUT -EIGHTE . i tar, Organ, Harp, Flute, singing: 24 West Four | 1()Q eal ocs cae be Te neko ee tin moe teenth street, opposite Colonel Van Buren’ jens: cit. | Hoard, tn an American ieauly, piedeant, sunny, front cularemaited. J. JAY WATSON, Musieai Director. | Hoard, tn an American family. plensany, sanny trout GORGE WY, MORGAN, THE CELEBRATED ORGAN. | Joyed. | “4 + SEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 122 EAST, LTGNTSPOURTH GTREET, ONE | No, 6 hast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s. biock from Madison square,—Handsomely os hee - | pished Rooms, suite or ¥ Boara AX MAREIZEK, THE RENOWNED CONDUCTOR | 4 location and operatic impreasario, gi # personal atten- fon to advanced pupiis and to t paring for @ pul he career et the i . NW YOURE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No, 5 Bi Fourreeath street, next to Delmonico’s. The Opera of MARTA will be given this seagon at the Academy of Music by puptis, with chorus and orchestra. pent A Rak BM ht A lh His NEW YORK CONSERVAIORY. MA EUK ORCH A jects THURSDAY BVENINGS, at8 o'clock, at 3 5 Kast Fourteenth ext to Leimonico’s. ANTOINE REIFF, Jr, resident of the New York Philaarmonie pect, Conductor. MEMbERS RECKIVED daily at the Conservatory. Bie cies tied Sea Ga oe | WINTER B.ESORTS, OVAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N, P,, BAHA- agp ves ad ORTAR. Froprietae, For tuli intormation addrons J, LIDGERWOOD & Cu, 788 Broadway, X.Y. steamers sai, every two wee! MARBLE MANTELS. sive stock of Slate and Marble Man: Peas aad alle 5 a3 Union square, Fourth avemue and Seventeenthat. N. ¥, A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, y desc, oa Fes SCade COMPANY, GREAT REDUCTIO: PRICES OF MARBLE A ang Marbleized Ma it kinds of Floor Tiling, Seay Cogn aA ce ha make Wo" a ).*S m2 Marve Works, Sos 21? to 227 Weat Pifty-first street Sear Broadway, GREATLY REDUGED PRICES—AN Sstoce of Marvie and Marbieized Mar her murvie work, Marae fur XK SOUR Is East dighteencn EXTENSIV! iad at trade, A moderate; house clanged. mit EAST FORTIETH STREET, ONE DOOR WEST ot paninnes sreaue.=re 4 nicely turnished oom, | ht id cold water, to gentleman Board tor i iy onty. 7 basthy 129 EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BE] WEEN Lexington and Fourth desirable, five minutes of Broad th sun: A BEAUTIFUL ST, $3, $8 GUM TEETH, $10; single, 81. 60c. Examine specime: BS tig wi De. silver Fultne: E me LW YORE DENTAL RUNS Sixth avenue, kstabishea 1851 Remember, 262. WHITE, DENTIST, 1 RTH AVENCE.— % Piet of Sats teath, $id. plain eect, w + all warran great hoie. centre,—Large, handsotn second Aine bie bintina allings floor front room : every modern convenience. “tiret class Gb eer ts vince 3 Board: reason: best reference in every reepect. pe been ool OOND AVENUE, oUt 130 crauhaect a Geaaaral fret a RT a liad BAST, CORNER Ot Parlor with | ASS eE ES GOES Ao rae MISC KK LAN BOU Ss, A WEST 17TH ST.—AS GOOD COOK AND TO e with washing, no objection to the country; 44 WEST 39TH sT.—TWO GIRLS; ONE AS GOOD cook, washer and ironer; ¢! he other to arn berwork and waiting, willdo tae work between them; 00d ety Fererence. 444 3D AV., TOP FLOOR, BACK. able Protestant girl to cook, wash and a smail private family ; good reterence it Freq ¢ ft AV.. SECOND FLOOR.—A RBS! 493 Telady as ood plain cook; understands sin good city reference. 5 WEST «7TH Sf. CORNER 1TH AV, FIR: 500 voor Provestant German an of Peopectable family, to cook, Wash and iron. 18T AV.-A RESPROTABLE WOMAN Do () cooking, washing aud ironing; no ol wo 20 Tera noUwork’ Vest chty rereronces om last pla ¢ WEST WTH ST., IN THE STORE,—A YOUNG 53( girl as cook; is an excellent baker and good ‘washer and ironer; best reference. 92 3D A’ NEAR fH ST,, SECOND Fi G23 intel ft dak urea 1 ing, out to coos by fhe cron et references. éallor cy dress ail the week PESACH HE EF NF 1 FLOOR.—A GIRL 48 Sauk THIRD FLO rs q family; good rererence; TTH AV, BRTIWHEN SD AND MTB STR—A 810 young be EY 8 Cook, will do general nousework 1s & “BETWEEN 87Th AND | olty reference, her ana ironer; city re: RESPECT: ia rte 96% SD av. cook, SD AV,. SECOND FLOOR FRONT.—A MOBT 1.096 respectable a argh BS a pre vate iamily; understands all Kinds of eB ) cou dinners. soups, and game; is ry | rat clase bawer; very Good rererence. 1 1.129 2D AV.. BETWEEN 67H & D Dealt irtad Se ere cook, washer and troner; | — L217 $2 eat Sk Gals 12 ARSON OSTH 8T&—as ference. | Laat place. for two days.