The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1875, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1875—TRIPLE SHEER THE COURTS. ” Bentences by Judge Sutherland, in the General Sessions. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. Business Before the Police Magistrates. Bernard Quinn, the man charged before Com- Missioner Shields with passing counterieit Amerioan silver dollars, was held yesterday, in Gefault of $1,000 ball, to aw the action of the United States Grand Jury. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, by Judge Davia. Humphreys ys. lurtt.—I am not able to see any legal ore ultable ground ‘upon which as the case no’ ‘ands the defendant’s right. to receive the mouey cau be denied. A painstuki an 1 ‘triat bas Deen had, The learned ref unusually diligent examination (ai snown by bis ‘elaporate opinion), has decided adversely to the jaintit ‘That decision stands judgment of je Court, with the same eife though pro- pounced by the special term sitting im equity. ‘This Court cannot anticipate tbat an appeal will be taken, and ts therefore not justified lu making orders in contempiation of that paki] bowever probable it may be. All tne righ of the Plaintift will be ‘protected, as it seems to me, if te whey be granted upon ppt FIT “4 al that the pi t shall prejoal 108; Second, that If this action be uitimately etermined, in woole or io part, in favor of plain- ull, he shall be entitied to a judgment of restitu- Hon against defendant to the’ same extent as he would have been tf sued upon tae contract for the moneys and a judgement therefor had been re-~ ‘versed and restitution thereupon ordered by the Court. With these conaitions the motion 18 granted—the order to be settied on two Gays’ no- Ng unless agreed upon by counsel. inthe mater of the receivership of the Guar- Glan Savings Insutution.—! he order 1s made upon @n order to show cause, granted by the same Jus- tice, at Chambers who made tie order sought 10 De set aside. if the present motion were made on betalf the Hecover this Court would ieel at liverty, uiver such an order, to regard the former motion ag opened for reconsideration, Bus the receiver does Dot appear either to make or oppose the present motion, and the papers do not Pe ‘that it is made on his benalf or on behalf of any rson in luatercst, It ts Opposed by the pe- Tito ioner to whom the money Was refunded, aud he objects |. that no” person in foterest makes the motion, [ cannot help thinking that the order to refand was im. rndentiy made. It was no reason for refunding he money paid that the lability turned out much ‘larger than (hat amount, nor can there rine Bay: e ye ud that the attorney who makes this motion is ‘mnterested pecuniarily in the question, He should have accompanied his application withan smidavit “showing that his action was taken on behalf of some one who bad a right to protect the funds in the bancs of the receiver from an improper dispo- ‘wicion thereof, under the circumstance. 1 must deny this muuon, but without costs and without Prejudice to its renewal on additional ana proper Dapers. - ill vs. Guardian Savings Bank.—I find that this Motion involves individua.ly @ matter as 10 which I was jormeriy counsel, Ordered, tuerefore, that this stand over and be heard before the Special Session at Chambers, in the third week of the Present term, ‘The same to be heard ou the pres- ent papers and such additional papers as may be served four days velore the bearing. Barstow vs. Snidia; Salmon vs, Leonard.— Orders granted. By Judge Barrett, Cline vs. Cline; in the matter of Earl,—Orders granted, In the matter of Zimmerman.—I see no reason for an allowance O! $1,200 to the attorney, That 18 nearly one-half of the sum offered to the infant, The taxable costs at Special ferm were $243 65 and at Generar verm $141 48. These costs may be allowed aud a reasonable counsel To that extent the report be confirmed, ‘This seems to me to ecially justin view of the Tact that the caase seems Lo bave been tried and argued at the General Term by Mr. Niles as coun- #ei, and thus Mr. Ferguson has simply performed the duty Of attorney in the case. Carnand ys. Coxe.—Let an attachment issue, returnable on the 14th tust. and bailable In $600. Beyer vs. Haas.—Neither order is correct. Tne order should read that the default be opened on payment of trial fee and costs of opposing motion 4nd unless the plaintiff stipulate to amend the decree in the manner and to the extent indicated upon the hearing before me. In the event of —— being givea decree amended without costs. SUPERIOR_COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Speir. Darins Davison vs. Pauline Davison.—There must be a reference in this case to ascertain the truth Ol the extraordinary facts disciosed in this case before @ proper order can be made, Minnie Schioss vs. Paul Scliloss,—Judgment aa for the piaintif, Report of referee con- irmed. Carns vs. Ptatt.—Costs as taxed must be ‘afirmed, The statute grants a new trial in eject- Ment upon paying the costs o: the first trial. This Gefendant did beiore be could have tue second trial. This was a statutory favor. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Larremore. In the matter of Houghton; In the matter of Horn et al.—Applications granted, May vs, bréivogel—Injunction dissolved if de- fenoant file security and stipulate to refer. Cantrell vs. Chamoerlain.—see memorandum for counsel, Tae Kquitable Life Assurance Society of the * United States vs. Bull et.al; Duncan vs. Belden; - Doneily vs, Knowles.—Motions granted. ae New York Lite Insurance Gompany vs. er et al ee one ordere rf wen Vi .—Motion denies Waters, receiver, &e., vs, Crawford.—Attach- ment ordered, Metzger vs. Weibert.—Petition granted. Downey vs. Hull.—pplication granted. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Sutherland, PETIT LARCENIES—A BATCH OF ae SENTENCED, In tne Court of General Sessions yesterday George W. North was tried upon a charge of en- tering the apartments of Margaret Engicaard, No, 433 Sixth street, on the 26th of June, and stealing clothing vaiued at $c0, He was detected ‘before he got away with the property. The jury failed to agree upon @ verdict and were dis- enarged. He pleaded guiltyto the minor grade of larceny and was sent to the Penitentiary for #ix mornths, Charles Danie)s, who on the 28th of June stole a watch and clothing valued at $70, the property of John C. Honeyard, pleaded guilty to an attempt at grand larceny, He was sent to the Peniten- ary for one year, Join McHugh, who on the 17th of May stole four bundies of brouze brackets worth $20, the prop- ercy of Kinch & Clark, pleaded guilty to petit darceny. James Honghtaling, who was jointly indicted ‘witit three youths, pieaded ea lity to petit larceny, They were chargea with entering the premises of Edward Uhger, No. 66 Bleecker street, on tne 25th of March, aud stealing aerevolver, a watch and a Sew doliars in money. These prisoners Were cach sent to the Peniten- tlary for #iX months, Louis Miller, who was jotntly indicted wit Henry Lachermeyer for stealing $2 45 irom th person of Kdward Riley, pleaded guilty. He was @entenced to the Penitentiary tor one montana, Charles Boyle Was convicted of stealing $1 90 from John Abby, in Water street, one day last qmonth, He was remanded for sentence. Patrick H. McHugh, @ pawnbroker, hia” Binne indicted wita Lorenzo Burdo, a charged with obtaining money by tences and placed on trial District Attorney Noian, in his opening, stated to the jury tuat Burdo in four a sold pawn tickets beens ne J watch ich were pawned in Melugh’s place, which both of them represen: to the purchasers were worth much more t their actual Vaiue, Mr. Wiliam F, Kintzing rat & number of teconical questions of law Which the vurt held were correct. As there was great doubt of the prosecution obtaining @ conviction, a splea of an attempt was taken from both of tno prisoners, iis Honor seut them to the Peuiten- ary for six . COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Before Judges Duty, Murray and Smith, The following cases were tried yesterday :— George Anderson pleaded guilty to stealing a Dottie of gin and was senienced to five days in the City Prison. James McNolty, for stealing a small quantity of tobacco, five days, Franc #, Harley was found guilty of attempting to rob 4 man who was lying asieep in a wagon in Onerry street, When asked what he had to say 4 1K that he fob ig the man waa dead and 6 him up!” mons io iit ePenit nitentiary, oY eee dobn T, Loughiin was ran A, rng hi - Sectory or ‘stealing & palr of bpscaren tie Lease $y ofa pair of shears, was sea: on maAmpuapees nt. tories ‘Knight, ior ti-tuppin atte 10 six montas) imprisonmen "Charles Seaitn ‘was sent to the House of gh = and Pe.er Massey to the Catholic Protectory, lor stealing copper. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Justice Dusty, A BOLD BURGLAR, On the 18th of 1dst month the residence of John J. Wright, of 189th street, near Wlills avenue, New York city, was forcibly entered and robbed of $200 worth of jewelry and a quantity of cloth+ ing. As the thief was leaving the premises with tho plunder in 4 bundle, under his arm, he was accosted by @ Miss Lizzie Laurence, a boarder in the house, who asked him what had been bis bust ness there, He replied, at the same time present- ing @ revolver at her bead, “Shut up and git In- side there or !'ll blow your damned brains out.’ mediately withdrew ito e imperiously orde The young woman, almost irightened instantly obeyed, and the burglar thereupon d , iIniormauon of the affair was given at the nearest police station the next day. M. Laurence was Lora uj tocaliat the Ocn- tral OMee, and, bein; own & Dumber of portraits of we eiltinown criminals, she recogntzed the picture of Andrew Gilligan as that of the mi who had threatened to biow her brains out. De- tective Reilly on Monday arrested Gilligan, and Miss Laurence yesterday identified him. Justice tg eae ry om he was taken, held him for ai fo 1 01 $6,000 bail. prrtiin. EMBEZZLEMENT. John O'Donnell, a clerk in the employ of John Kippen, doing business at No. 265 Broadway, was held to answer on & charge of embezzling $10. He pleaged not guilty. WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Wandell. ANOTHER HIGHWAYMAN ARRESTED. Between five and six o’clock on Sunday morn- ing Mr. Charles Quinn, of No, 444 West Forty-sec- ond street, was walking through Thirty-sixth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, About the middle of the block he met two men, one of whom, named Edward F, Murray, demanded a loan of fifty cents. This Mr. Quinn refused, where- upon Murray’s companion respen Quinn by the right arm and pimioned it benina his back Walle Murray rifled his phew ced Murray escaped at tne time with his ana nm, but was arrested on Monday night by Officer “yan, of tho fwentiesh precinct, Judge Wandeli yesterday neid tie prisoner im $1,000 ball to answer. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Before Judge Smith. EAST SIDE DESPERADOS, Marcus 8 Abrahams, of No, 57 Ridge street, while walking through Monroe street, about twelve o'clock on Monday nignt, was approached by two young men, one of whom asked him what time it was. Mr. Abrahams pulled out bis watcn and one of the men struck him a powerful blow in the face. The orner grabbed tue watch and ran off, Officer Livingston, of the Thirteenth pre- cloct, heard Mr. Abrahams’ cries for heip, pur- sued the highwaymen and captured one of them, Damed Michael Kagan, aged sixteen, of No. 61 Jackson str jagan was identified by Mr. Abrahama, yesterday, as the person who stole his Watch, and he was ‘committe by Judge Smita in 2,000'batl to answer. FINTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Kasmire. THER FORGING OF A CHECK. Joseph D. Rosenbaum was arrested in Brooklyn by a detective on Monday, on a charge of paseing @ forged check for $275 on Greenebaum Brothers, the Broaaway baukers, It was the same yea that William J, Giynn forged his em 0 er’s nam to and (Oo 6scape the consequences e through the prison of tnis Court with two terol Glynn is now in ihe Tombs, and Rosenbaum was sent down immediately on beimg comaitiod to keep nim company. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, SurrEwE Court CHAMpERS—Held by Judge Bar- rett.—Nos. 24, 43, 58, 57, 63, 82, 85, 91, 92, 1u4, 158, 166, 181, 179, Tl, %2,'95, "111, 133, 140, 163, 180, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187. CouR? OF GENERAL SEsstons—Held by Judo Sutheriand.—The People vs, Jonn M. Michael, Durgiary; Same vs. petro Boretti, burglary; Same vs. Thomas erie felonious assault and baitery; Same vs. Michdel Sullivan and Jobn Dugan, felonious assawt ana battery; Same vs Joun Hogan, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Joun ‘McDonald, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Chancellor Van Loan, felonious assault and battery; Same va, Emma Koth, grand larceny; Sane vs. Cnaries Harrington, grand larceny; Same vs. Anton ea te grand larceny; Same vs, William Rock, y; Same ys. Willium Almaengo, ver larceny; pame vs. Johu Keliy, grand jur- Same vs. Richard Ellis, grand larceny; vs. Herbert N. Lathrop, grand larceny; vs. Thomas F. Mullen, grand larceny; Same Charles R. Thompson, forgery; Same vs. Guristooher Briggs, faise pret Same vs. dane Allen, abduction; Same ve. George Ander- 80D, petit larceny, THE KEHOE WIFE MURDER, @ 5 FURTHER TESTIMONY CONCERNING KEHOR’s THKBATS TO KILL HIS WIYE—THE COURT DE- CIDES THE JURY HAVE'A RIGHT TO READ THE NEWSPAPERS. ‘The trial of Patrick Kehoe for the alleged mur- Ger of his wife was resumed at Jersey City yester- terday. ‘Mra. Harris, a colored woman, testified:—I ro- member the night on which Mrs. Kehoe died; I saw her that afternoon sitting in-the doorway; it was between three and five o'clock; did not see apout seven o’clock heard noise of breaking glass, and saw some glass falling trom one of Kehoe's windows; between hali-past ven and eleven o’clock was sitting on my stoop went in her house; heard somebody groaning in Kehoe’s rooms; it continued about half an hour; Kehoe was sit- ting on the landing; heard Kehoe say, “Kate, get in my arms;’’ sho did not answer; heard twoloud groans from her, which were the last; heard a noise aa if something was being dragged from the sofa to the bed; then the boy came down for water; ina few moments Kehoe came out of his room, muttering something; he came down stairs and said, “Mrs. Jobnson go up and see what Is the matter with Kate, I think she is dead;’ went up stairs with some neighbors; saw Mrs. Kehoe lying on the bed covered with blood; Kehoe came up and said, “she fell of the sofa, and the baby is dying, too;” saw blood in several places on the floor and sofa; at one place on the floor the blooa was mixed with water, as though an attempt had becn made to wipe it up; saw Kehoe carry a pail of clothes to the hydrant; he turned the water on nd left it ranning: do not know whether there was any blood on Kehoe’s feet when he came down stairs; bave heard him threaten his wile; aboat a week before her death, heard him say that he intended to kill ber, and wet ber out of the way; have seen him strike her, cannot say how many times, he did it so often; nave never seen ber strike him; he struck her with bis fist, and once with 4 hammer, Dr. Stout, County cA peers testified that he made a post-morlem exami © body of Catharine Keioe; the head ‘and f face were covered ipa length; the inngs, liver, Kidneys and the other internal organs were in a very healthy condition; deatn resulted from congestion of the brain; the wound might have been caused by & full against some sharp substance; don't see how a fall from the lounge + would prodace such @ wound; there was no truce of liquor in the stomach, hor was there any evi- dence Loge she had been drinking, OMicer Creech tifled that ne attention was called to tho affray in Kehoe’s house; he went into the room; saw @ little boy sitting in a rock- ing chair, with a baby in his arms; saw Mrs. Keboe lying on @ bed, partly naked; placed bi ind on her bead and found she was dead; the arms, chest and face were very much discolored; examined the room Wa skirt, saturated with blood; the lounre Was Covered with blood, some of which had been wiped Up; there were large clots of blood under the lounge, and the wail was bespatiered with blood and showed the prints’of camer fingers; did not see the prison all that ier Michael ae corroborated the Inthe je of testimony, and testified that fiteen minu was placed in charge of the Louse s 4 reat ta the lounge; found @ bucket tn the yard, at the hydrant, nearly fived with water; there was a bivody skirt in It; @ pane Of giass Was broken in the front windo Wiuile OMcer Williams was testifying, on cross- examination, inrelation to, Mrs, Kehoe’s habits, Kui ars marked sharply to counsel for the counsel wont eat she ruling or this q th tagpnecnonhs @rank ligu week previo’ this case, try coun: w railing of this Sours” 4 ir. Seymour ssties m the a@irmative.) “Then let it be understood nd for all of the Court that the charscterand nabita of te of the jeceased ure not com evidence in this case, and cannot be ofered nseinee ee Gh of colored Woman named Williams testified that she frequently saw the prisoner strike deceased, ‘and heard him threaten her 1 however, that — a last summer; tapee 5 weeks. re Ly: of bed ‘at Bight by Kehoe a latter’s house, which he found in the condition descrived by previous witnesses, 12 case Was then when-the Lvtle boy, W ‘the deed, will be examined, the Court counsel for tue Jury be prohibited from r auring the progress of ti addressing the jury, sala thn weir and Judgment would dictate the propriety of any comments in the news- There were other mat- ers of hews which they bad aright to read, and, therefore, he would not devar them from reading the papers. if they should see any comments on ‘th it was their sworn duly to disregard Ne, Bhe admitted, not gee him strike her since in threaten dece: h testiNed that he was called out nd thas he weut io the @ heard betofe ber de journed til shis morning, 10 get are Witness of 5 staining from readin, SALES AT AUCTION, JERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONBER, rts + Furniture, m vind ie as —_ Real estate department, ry Park row, New York. On THURSDAY, at 1! o'clock, efit areal OF FINE ENGRAVINGS, 8, Oleographs and Chromos, all menaecaney Inany Dew savlects which have never Now on exhibition and well framed, inenidtey been seen Ine Daas 5s, ‘Magnifleont Household Pareles, Rare and costiy Works of Ari Steinway & Son and Bradbi at private residence 12) bis (Wednesday) BORKING, it C Parlor ogee He magninoess Drawiny bury Winstofortes qoere four reand © corner ainiines, eras. voivet und Carpets, Booke: Pal ‘Qurkish Suit, eat “Shang alts aa as, &c.: Buifot, Extendon solid silver and plated Wate: als ante Furniture. 'N. H.—Goods boxed and. snl purchasers, LUK& FITZGERALD, Auction pe iar SALE—$25,000 WORTH—AUCTION— locant Household Furniture, to be sold ne auction, this (Wedns clock, at private Peadencg Bi tet Broadway, Hi NRY day, all the elogant, costly nd) ture contained in above residence, Works or Ar ig gmaxniiloent 7%, oetave vered in leather: jo basement ane serve commencing at grand square ‘Bradbury dg, oue upright Sturtevant rosewood Pisnoforie} ‘od in eres, iti ‘ot eg Dre, Be har Mattresses, apring ibrar; Fag hs Tables; der Suits, complete, nas, Rng tne Buntet, tensian Tabi rand pI Ne Dinner and Tea, Gut dines, Cutlery, & basement and kitchen’ Fur: UOTION SALE. THIS (Wednesday) MORNING, at five story brown stone mansion, No. 47 West 16th st, near Sth avenue, anisome Household Furniture Two elegant four round tave Pi (eteimway’s ty ye Decker & Bro.’s); elegant Patlor savy in satin Toom Suits, Turkish and penta Lounges, Marquetrie, Centre and Consote 1 Figures, Olockes mantel. ‘pict jookcases, Desks, Library iables, Turks! solid walnut and rorewood Chamber — 1s. fan Bedroom Seta ‘over 400 lots by catalogue: niture. Sale peremptory. ‘fine Oil Paine Rockers, Bedroom tresses, i xtension raven rware, Crockery, rep and haircloth Suits, 29 Carpets, aes Stand, kitchen Furnitare, &c, LR. te pe Goods packed and shipped fot for'| air and ark Mat: & Chatras in leather; Sil- ‘GaBHIN, Auctioneer. UOLION SALE THIS (WRDNESDAY) MORNING, A Sruirteshtn street, comme nein ate atthe large residence 106 E: between Third and Poors enues eight bom tyle Parlor Suits; Velvet Pian jurtains, Painting des Bureaus his ge ir Carpets Alirrors, Vase, Clocks, is, beer al Dressing Mattresses, Turkish Chai in rpets, 575 lots Seal Household Furnitare. G Goods shippea for purchasers. IsIDORE J. J, KRAEMER, "ahetioneen, SWARZKOPF, at biloba dadeony Will sell at 2 o'clock, at ealesroom 3 avenue large lot Household Furniture, viz, hs rofas, Extension Tables, aie Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Cutlery, Fancy Go. eae &c. Dealers and housekeepers aitend. Wertssban, Bureau BOARDERS WANTED. MO Far gg neighborhood ; pre 5 ates summer resort; quiet ne! ED he nn OR TAK pam , yf tren inelud ing pianos? fine partor floor Rooms, = from $5 to $2u, peri ‘sos rd. “aw st ey street, near Madison sig fan ci 1D PEs OR, ~000! me agp my APARTMENTS, Same ly Tarnlaned batt , Ate, SONMTTINE, ¥ with + prival ‘ast Thirty-second street, betwean Fifih ‘and Madison avenues, BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE IOTEL, 129 2 dase Twenty-third street—Handeomely furnished cellent table, permanent, ‘ausient or day bea jers at summer prices, 4% ATREBT, NEAR WASHINGTON PaRk.— Neely furnished front Room and be bye og on second floor; hot and cold water. gas, ba extension Room. suitable for two young mien oF a doc: tor; summer prices. 110 West Fourth street. 5m AVENCE, 814.—SUITS OF ROOMS, SINGLE Bee small double Rooms, with Board, at sum- nees exchanged 6 pa PER WEEK FOR FURNISHED aoe Board ; tamil'es socommogaved quell and cold water in rooms 42 Son! ington square, third door trom Macdougal J 10 FAvERury piace, NEAR BROADWAY.— Pleasant trovt Rooms, $14, oie 9k S $18 raion two rk Persone, with Board; sinz'¢ ransient people, $2 per day; also tublo Bon 14.78 STREET, 217 WEST_—ENTIRE BEOOND FLOOR and front Rooms on third floor, handsomely far- nished. ti let, ite ile, with Board, mer Drices; transient parties accommodated, rele: ences. 17 WEST IWENTY-FOURTH . STREET, NEAR qbroadway.—Elegant Rooms, on parlor’ and sec- with bath. for gentlemen, without board; fionss Aratoiuasy reheronee required, 17 AND 19 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH grenue.—Southernere and others ‘will find large, airy Rooms, with superior Board; large front hall Koom, with closet; reference.- ] WET ZWENTE- FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE o Fiith Aver tel.—Klegantly furnishea Rooms to let, with or Srithout Board: transient boarders taken. Q6G AND. 2 BASE TWENTYTHIND STREBT— Beaustul cool Room@ overlooking Madison square, with frst class Barats 10 to $15 per Week; tran sient boarders taken; $2.50 2 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREP T.—FUR- nished Rooms to iet, with first class Board: refer- ence. EAST TWENTY RIGHTH STREET. —TWO OON- Rooms to let, "with or without Board; pri 3 exchanged. 33. 85 ASD. 87 WEST FOURTEENTH STRERT.— e Newly and elegantly furnished Rooms, with or without Boar, en suite or singly, by day or week; trans sient for sammer months, QF WEST SIMIBENTH srreRT.—TO Len, WITH OO _ Board, two nicely furnished ‘connecting’ Rooms; also a large font Room on fourth floor, at reduced suum mer prices; also table boarders. 3 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREKT.—KOOMS TO let, with Board, to families or single gentiemen, Or singly, at summer prices; transiout Boarders modate 46 LEXINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY- fourth ana Twenty-fitth streets, Pleasant Rooms on second floor for gontleman and wife or two gentie- mon; $15: gas and bath; excellent table 48 BAST NINTH STREET.—NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board, for families or single gentlemen; satisiactory reterences. EST TWENTY-SIXIH STREET. LARGE oom on second Sone. Nandsomely furnished, let, with Board; also handsome single Room, irae closet; relérences. 51 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND University piaco.—Large front Room, handsomely Pinbinrweany aiso other Rooms to let, with Board, wiih ref- 101 WES?! THITRTY-THIRD STREET, CORNER OF Sixth ayenue.—ITandsomely furnished Rooms to jet, with or without Board, singly or en suite, very low; Telerences exchanged. 135 L*XINGTON AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY- Ov) ninth street.—To let, with Board, Rooms, in suits or singly. second floor, front; first class house and table: summer prices. 137 WEST THIRTAENTH STREET.—NEWLY FUR- si Rooms and excellent'Board at moderate ‘eferences, COUNTRY BOARD, { Oe a nscommed teen pared with oar cAgILaS C48 estchester eenaty, a miles from city: location healthy; rooms lar arty en ka Ke. Cr a box 9 Post office, a FSS? CLASA BOARD, AT CORNWALL, oN UD. {fine grounds anit pleasant se Sead rooms: ding, ba ‘Bohis lary address fia Secoubybit, Park Brobas Cot Cot tuge, Cornwall, ou Bi m, N. ¥, fee, Cornmalh on Bete RY bee CLASS BOARD MAY BB HAD ATA LARGE farm house, 24¢ hours “mel New York; 10 minntes’ ride as Washin; lonville oo jarge TOOMS: OC HF, ult 10 pe, or Grose watt ae Be HU i count; Qh COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, A ema meron A® COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY aa man, who thoroughly understands his bustt sonny oer to present employer: New York cit) ountr) Address TUOMAS J. WOODBRINGE, Yen man; understands his busine: four ears reference trom hig —— eee See eee, WANTED—BY ia Aadress J. C., TABLE GERMAN Fl a oachman and good ie od housework; speal rood dogisn? AST Liberty st, corner of Washington, references, 7°oR rear CAN BE HAD <7 F yaa moe. pleasan situa one mile from © sound; terms easy, Nady Ope, wis Norurport, Le ks OOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS MaY as obtained at Elm Cott im the beaauiful vill of Windham, among tho Catskili's; terms from $6 to Apply SERYEKSON MEAD, Wrisduaun, dreene ene county, NE ORB TWO Faye re YAMILIES CAN BE ACCOM- modated at the ot residence of the late Mra. Maltbie, 136 hours fro w York: large, airy room: tee Honty, shades m mountain peonery! fine fruit nee: Let class iable For further, parieulars inquire of of address Mra. A. Dis MOTI, suuern, Kock- nd county, N. Y. npovay. THE COLLEGE REGATTA. 43 USUAL, TH. ARLIEST NEWS AND PULLEST PARTICULARS BY SPECIAL DESPATOUES IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. NSXCEPTIONABLE COUNTRY BOARD | IN. A healthy and beautita: place, 50 miles trom the city, Rear ¢ depot and not far trom Lake Mahopac. Apply al No. 119 West Forty-fourh sireet Ege een A and Thursday of this week from 9 A. L,or by let er addressed to care of Postmaster, Somers Geutro, X.Y ANTED—OOUNTRY BOARD IN THE OATS. kills for 9 young lady of consumptive tendency, in plain family taking few or no other boarders: a liberal price will “be paid for ® pigasant home with attractive surrounding, sormecinlix where a devoted etfort will be oto render tho visit agreeable, Address K., bo: 3,880 New York Post ofce, ~ oe SUMMER _RESOR1 ES. A —PREMIUM | POINT H HOUSE ¢ UG KERS ISLAND), » one mile from New Rochelle depot by New Haven Kailroad; delightiully situated on sound; fi war eg pontine, fishing. Apply at Point or by letter & PION, # wast Forky-sxih surect, corner Madison Steers DDISON HOUSE, MIDDLEBURY, VT, AMONG the Green Mounting, 9 hours from New York. Cen- tral Vermont Bailroad, Board trom $7 to $14 per week. ol N, 5UOFIKLD, A WUNDERCLIFP HOUSE, CORNWALL, ON Hf * son.—Larae Kooms, at Feasonable rates: stabti three minutes from boat lending: Apply on premises or at $8 Kast Thirty-third street, —THE RIVER DE HOUSE, Carmansviile on the Hudeor Hirst class house, at reasonable rates; Hovated Rail- Wray connects with Hudson River Railroad every hour froin Thirtieth street and Ninth MBS fares He. ren ig from Harrison street, 8, L. PISRCE, Proprio- tor. F, Gd, WILLIAMS, Manager. BRLLEYUR HOTRL—ONE OF | THE, FINEST ey 3 to 8 Fed the summer ts at the above hotel, situated on the fare River. at Dingmaun's Perry the nea “4 is new nee will be opened July Choice o1 Foome can be hag by applying to JAMS” rRIgk, Ding- maun's Ferry, Pike county, b EACH HOTEL, FAR ROCKAWAY—DELIGH! FUL ly situated—Sow open tor the reception of guests BYRNE, PF letor, , NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.—GRANT HOUSE, SITU- J ated two miles from the landing, with accommoaa- tion for 800 guests. Parties wishing to engage Kooms tor the season must apply early. For ferme, & dress A. J, GRANT, Proprietor Gncakill, N. lpr eed MOUNTAINS.—FIRSL CLASS BOARD AT White Sulphur Spring House, Oxiro; 1,800 teet ele- vation; superb view. pure air, abundance of milk, ones, Hult, do; terms, $8; children and servants pall ce Al ove, oF to jOLDMANW Tyiban Dullainge New York. RYDER MANSION, WHITESTONE, L. I.—PERMA- nent or transient accommodations, wiih first class Board; boats leave James slip and Vhirty-fourth street ferries, connecting with cars at Hunter’s Point. Paruc- ulars of 8, 4. (O1THR, Esq., 53 John streot, 15 WES! TWENTY-FIRS! STREET,—TO SINGLE gentlemen or man and wife, fioom and Bed- Toom, with Board if required. QUO Nest ,FOORTH STRERT —NIOELY FUR. ‘ished Rooms to let, with Board; terms $5 and $6 per week. rey Say SRL. ON THURSDAY, ducting, Blasking. 81 Aces, ‘Pieklea, Ohow d Pour, Macaroni, seales, toe Box, © wuters, SULL, Auctioueer, Y MAX BAYERSDORFER, AU; ir es 437 West Thirty-ninth street, first class ea eon Saloon Fixtures, comp! MAX BAYERs: ONEER.—SELL3 (ATALOGUES, postnes, CEROULARY, J AND a. ALL kinds of Auction Printi: the METROPOLI tex’ *pHiNvING esta + No. ais Broadway. ROCKERY.—HENRY LOTZ, AUCTIONSER, at 38 o'clock. stock of retail Crocker, TLLLAM ANDERSON, 93: WREST FOURTH STREET.—ROOMS TO LET, with or without Board; also table boarders commodated or separate meals if desired on very re: sonable terms to respectable parties, 7 WEST FORIY-SSVENTH STRERT—A LADY having a small house. newly ana hanisomely furnished, and living alone, would like to poard a gen- oe and his wife, with board tor the lady only if re- quire 306 WEi7, THIRTY-FIRST, | STREBT.—PLEAS. antly furnished single and double Rooms to let, wita good Board; table boarders accommodated. A WIDOW, OWNING THE FURNITURE OF A large four story nouse, vanes re be ie of %, Bad good Ro ad first handred doliars om ay an will be given an ‘rood interest paid. Address a” a, Herald Uptown Branch office. BO. ‘RD AND LOD: ING 1G WANTED, ORECLOSURE. MORTGAGE SALE. THURSDAY, 15, 3 ¥.'M., in one lot, to tne highest bidd the Piterss and Furniture of Hotel, Resteurant sud sirect, Norwalx, Conn, Sale posi: Bar, of No. 34 Main tive; rent low. 8, WEINBERGER, Al + day, July 15, at Li) Leather ‘and enameled OTIONKS R—SELLS THURS- ‘o'clock, ut 69 Bowery, 400 yards foth; aiso a variety of general alers especially invited. GENTLEMAN KNOW: NG ~ ENGLISH, LATI Greek and French wishes a position tor the sai mer as teacher; terms, board for tuition. Adaress PRO. FESSOR, box 169 Herald office. A LADY WANTS A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, with Board, ip a small private faintly, where 5 can have the comforts of a liome during confinement. eee Rakes terms, which must be reasonable, JAY, Herali Uptown Branch office. HAVEN, AUCTIONEER, © will sell, on SAT at URDAY, July 17, at 10% A. M,, nirty-seventh street, large lot of Household Furniture, now on storage, con- ‘of one Pickhardt upright Parlor Bed, Bedroom arior, Dining Koom and u yome marble top, Tables eee arpets, na. hale positive. itchen Furniture; two s. Lounges, hair ‘Housekee} pers and deal- P, TRAVER, AUCTIO® BER ay, at 1036 o'clock, at 69 Great Tones iturp, Centre Tables, fine Bruvsels and Bureaus, Washetands, ting, Mattresses, Bed- frtet*Parior F Inut Bedsteads, stoves, Oil Pani ding, Merchandise, &. coe Retire . at the corner of 125:n i ragih ge DAY, sesses, Feather Beds, three fine Brussels Saloon Fixtures, five wainut Bar, Pump, . Lapating, ‘Engravings, ac. Salo positive. Deal- ORIGAGE SAL. will sell this day, | street, near Scherieriorn ‘the Stoc! of the best and sisting of Brand . AUCTIONEER lock, at 97 Court nd Fixtures of one ying Liquor Storeein Brovklyn. con: es. Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys. dine, ie Jack, old aud new JOHN R Auctioneers, T, T. HANSON, ‘Auorney OA R. hay 10% for Mtortganoe: DAVIS, fk Sag “be ay WILL SELL THIS DAY, t No. 8) Sixth avenue, vd virtue of ‘ae6. one. Melodeon, ove W achine and lot of Honsehold Wienire By order of the Morteagec, WM. SNK, ARSHALS BALE OSEEBACHER & D cii_meers, will se'l this day thet 4 ‘ovathent street, # lot of bigh's rece " visa, a La b Favnttire Parlor Sui Sh seven new Secor lot of Fancy Goods amd other + atl o'clock, @ chattel mort gy ‘ne, SALF.— HENRY DRt HoR, 0 set, rely this day, at 10 ede a, Fania or & ing house; *Counier, Hionote, office #) First. O'clock, at 9 He ter street, Fix: saloon ant be Bo: he new pain Positlye; in 0%, - DikkHoR, Attorm SALE.—THOS, | lee Bowe, Deas Thountungs: for Mortgegee, J. *MORATH, Auctioneer, 158 Chathain, streci, corner Mulberry, Men's and Women’ ests. By order AWN BROKER'S y= ts day, ofel ‘gnaw Boo! 0 Coats, Pants and Ro Stions Sti third wvenae. AWEBROREDS SALU THIS DAY. — AGAR, 1 sell, at 59 New B is Eecanants, | 9bi labie Janen Onder sioimina, ‘an rd atrenhermer. 2) (a Third enue. er Gaadianeas GinmtPrs Sale OF CLOTAING, PIECE Goons, ac. Ri ), Sherifl’s Auctioneer, avd Thured, + At No, 31 Bower, Taig 16, ai tl oioe % Clothing viz, Oouts, Pants, Vests, Lining ‘trimmings large lot of Cloth, Caster M. _M, Srvar, Deputy. (THe METROPOLITAN PRINTING BESAPLSOR MENT, 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed fi Printing with unusual promptness and al res; #180, Furniture, AM 0, CONNER, Sheri, of moderate prices. HOS, GAFFNEY, AUCTION KER (OFFICE 17 CENTZB strect) sella this day, at 10 o'cloex, os Fixtures of the large and firs cla: East Thirteenth street, excell iors tock ut Teas, Flour, Soap, » Horse and Wagon. NERORRY ED SALE. Tso! ‘the eatire Stock Gi tures; algo & otyreh, Candies, &e. ; LEWIS & Go, will sell this’ day ir warercoms, Eagle inirty-tnird. street, mont Sixt les, Sofa Lounges and a general Asoriment of Household Parntture; positively without ho mo, Billiaea. Pabl ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTION Chambers street—Will sell on 11 o’elock, on the OFFICE NO. 3 bed ey July 15, at remises, Stapieton, Staten Island, the stores, situated on’ the reels, lot being s6x100 Ww, [. WITTERS, 5 Anoeaninons WILL ce a HIS ay, at o'clock, at 44 Canal street, the ot the Household Furm Nruvsels aud ingratn ets, Parlor sits | Mier NOS, ma a7 aan ne vers, ing ou Paintings ‘and tngravings, Ale Pump, Gas ____ MISCELLANEG Skits 168 Seana tet if Bea way of the raltead se sions, picnics, ont at 26 cents eoagh Y A YOUNG MAN, A SINGLE ROOM, WELL FUR- nished and not far up town; west side prfferred. pomp pet! terms, which must be very low, J, D., box 100 H leraid office. JPURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, wanted—Sy a single centeman in a private fumily, or where there are but few boarders taken; vicinity of Washington square preferred; terms must be moderate; permanent i ir suited. Address W. J., Herald office, HOTELS, Athy, EWE, ROOMS NEW ENGLAND Hore Eowery and Bayard’ sireet; 20) newly furnished Fooms; lodgings, Se. nightly, $8 ‘weekly’: or geutlomen A BOOM, TO YOURSELF, %C., 350. AND 800.; $1 50 and $2 6 per week: gentlemen and families; Frankfort House, corner Frankiort aud William streets. Open all night. _COUNTRY BOARD. | A FEW ~PAMILIES, “OAN B BE A ACCOMMODATE D with good Board) large, alry rooms; fresh mlik, ‘s6a bathing, wailing and fish: eggs and vegetabl 3 88. per. week. Address CHagces A Which, Centre Moriches, L. T LONG erent ie, MINUTES’ WALK trom the beach, nicely furnished Rooms good. sub- stantial Bou $15 to $24 weekly for two persons. Partivuiars, S13 Bast Hourteenth sircet, or 599 Broadway, WILLIAM ULLSER'S. T GENTLEMAN'S SUMMER RESORT A FAMILY can secure large Rooms, good society, excelient ‘on Long island, near Now York b 3 “lyeigronoee ‘exchanged, Address HAPPY se A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS BOARD ON A farm, near enced aie Seashore and within easy access of be ity. X18, Uerald Uptown Brauch office. Rpt AT CORNWALL, N. Y.—MOODNA HOUSE now open for the season ; fine gromids and ploasant rooms, Kd partionlarespply to, to Subiee ORR, Corn- obn Parr, 64 avenue, id 0. ie Beach, vita Broadway, Now Yorke tyne and ©. OARD AT WILLOW LAKE—EVERY WAY FIRST ‘ class, Hooms large; boating. and necommodation c sess age th un tel Address Vv. i OGERS, Lichst Vailey, L. 1. OARD WANTED-—IN A FARM HOUSE, FOR GEN- tleman, two lad! nd servan'; must be near New - York, aud verms moderate. Address 4. B., box 166 Hor ald office. Besina WANTED—AT LONG BRANCH, BY A single meatiomads state terms, ye must be rea- laggtion, &c. Address W. T. Z., box 6,098 Post ork, YOARD WANTEKD—FOR CR phe he Bye Es ga child 1s months old, witniu an hot ye f of ow York by cars or b PTA be tr om chute A fever; terms not to exece Tweets Address, with full particutars, R. JAC) SON Werald office. ARD IN THE MOONTAINS OP PENNSYLVANIA.— I Beautiful scenery; fue falis; frutt and milk in apundance; good rooms; use of piano; 5 miles from yg & = qagkewanty geile id at East Strou sbure; 4 mi w Yor! i, per week. Address GEORGE OaNFELD, Marshaie Creek, Mon- roe county, Pa, OARD ON A FARM IN ROCKLAND COUNTY, ONE mile from ng age hour and a halt by rail: boate ing and bathing. For particuiars call at 120 West Twenty-sixth street, T OARVERS WANTED—IN A tes AMILY AT JD “Ashiand, Greene county; $0, an oaling and fishing, Address Mra. A. V. Means Stiueoa, Greene county. N.-¥., or 481 West Thirty-second strovt OUBLING GAP, WHITE SULPHUR AND CHA lybeate Springs, Pa.—Good beds, table first class; fine trout fishing ; phar and iron springs and sulphur baths; music every evening; billiards and tenping CHARLES H. BAKDEMEYKR, Proprietor, Newville, Cumberland county, Pa. : business; frat YOUNG SINGLE MAN, 26 YEARS OF AGE, a fst class coacuman and nd room understands ing and flowers, aud he kim ing always; he isa'very good, caretul minonall city country; best of reference trom last employer: German a English Dox 164 Herald office,” “team for three dant bad A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN Wise As coachman or groom; make himself ¢: heraliy usetul oon re to ROBERT HC HOU 427 W A StBADY, SOBER. INDUSTRIOUS SINGLE GB man waiits a sitiation as coacnman: can milk an do garden work; understands his business; bret rete ence, “Address DOMINIO MILBERT, box M4 dorald ontice. . A SITUATION is willing to meena A. YOUNG, RNGIuSNMAN WANTS EMPLOYUENTS thoroughly understands the care of stock and plain fardouiog; can ‘milk aud dairy; no opjection to ty Country; food reicronce. Cail ou or address J. i, 4a 81h ay , top floor. SINGLE MAN WISHES 4 SITUATION 16. either town or country; understands the care horses; 19a steady driver: wil be found eminentiy uso» ful: reference. Address JOSEP i, box 130 Herald Up town Branch office, a COLORED COAVHMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACK as coachman or groom; city or country: three years’ city reference from last place. Cail ator ai Billinger’s livery stable, coruer 7th ay. ai th st. FRENCH MARRIED MAN, A PRACTIOAL Fay mer and gardener and iirst class foriat who under stands his busineas, wan(s @ situation o8 some genties man’s place; good’ relerence, Address ¥., iarmer, 9 West Houston 8b, top floor, YOUNG MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS~ ‘The man as groom or gardener: can drive end mili; is willing ‘o make himself generally useful and is not alraid to work; the wile for general housework: no gbiection to the country. Cail on oF address D. HL, entre st A FIRGT OLASS PROT FARMBR AND 4A. gardener would work a gentleman's place on shares or for wages: has 2) years’ testimouiala Address FAR« MER, Post office, Flushing, L. 5 COACHMAN—BY A MAN OF LONG EXP*R- fence here and in England; nine years’ ence from last place; @ No.l inallrespecis, Adaress No, 1,200 Broadway. * RE“ PECTABLY MAN W/SMES A SITUATION AS ardener; un milk and make himself generaliy i best city réferences. Address R., care of Mrd. Young atid West 16th st. COACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTS ed—By a young man; thoroughly understands hie ass City ore m0 objection to tha Address COACHMAN AND GARDENER—A SINGLE MaN city or country; ‘A wants a situation? beat reference wiling and obliging; ihoroughty uoderstanis hs. bus Lr ‘duress i H., Lox 108 Herald Uptown rave office COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED BY A FL clase Protestant man; understands bis busi: d trainér of Founx cota, if required. Call oF ad for two days, G.5., Priest's Boarding Stable, I Bin street. (OsCHMAN AND GROOM—FIRBt CLASS, BY eS youug Englishman; single: eight years very. be city reference. Callon or audress K. L., Harness Storey Sirach av. = preset PEM COACHMAN ASD GARDENER—SITUATION WAN. ed, by single man; thoroughly understanas his b ness, good piain gardener: can tilk and tnaxe himself oncraliy useful; best reterenes. Address M., box LI erald office, ci OACHMAN AND GROOM—BY SINGLE MAN, WHO thoroughly understands (he care of horses ahd car+ riages; will make himself generally useful o man’s place. Address v. H., Herald oftice, COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED.—SINGLE MAN, Protestant; understands the proper care of horses, carriages ana harness; can muk if required; Dost eity Folerence. Address COACHMAN, box 24 Herald oft: VOACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A me gf West class man; understands the care and treatment horses, carriage and harness; biain gardener if require Yiling and obliging: frst class city and country roters ence. Address M. C., box 122 Herald office, AGLEWOOD PARK HOTEL, PERTH AMBOY, N, UJ: Beluentiuliy located on the shore: ‘Ars: class Fouse; $3 to $14; 20 trains rom New York;’ {are 2c, to Ge. Send tor circuin Man tye HOUSE, NEW LONDON HARBOR—ON the * oan’; 44g hours from New York; gas, telegraph, bathing fishing, sailing ; no mosgultoe: per day, $15 per wook. Circulars, Address Post office, 'New Lendon, Bonn. \OACHMAN.—WANTED, A MLDDLE-AGED SING mati (Colored preferred); must be sober, honest, good horseman and willing ‘to make himself genera) useful, Call, this day, between 3 and > o'cloox, Liberty st, foom No. & ARD! X man, German; undersands his business tn all its branches: speaks but litte nglish, Address L. E,, Herald office. ENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE tard TREE FARM HOUSK—$6 bi od WEEK; AG ‘4 commodates 30 guests; abund, gee of shade; Croquet grounds; pleasant drive to Mountain House, Circulars given and Board engaged al Yid Broadway. Call immediately. JARDEREWS SITUATION | WANTED BY = Seo:chman, married; well up imevery branch the business; slther, & cominereisi oF private place as but only first class. Address % N., 12 Cortlandg sucet, ‘seed store. :3 OTSL FENIMORE, QOOPERSTOWN, N.Y, open for the se: TAMES BUSYAN, Proprietor. IGHLAND DELL HOUSE.—FIRST CLASS ACCOM- modations and Board at moderate prices; located bear water gap; elevation 1,100 feet; dry air; magnifi- cent Ce cant ape circulars address J. F. 'FOULKS, Stroudsburg, Pi RIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. now open: si/tiated on the extreme end of Long Island, fronting on tue Sound and Gardiner’s Bay; (his house offers peculiar attractions for families deni dren: eplentid sea bathing, driving and sailing surpassed, Send for circular, PARSONS ALISADES,—MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ON THE HUD- son River, 45 minutes from Fd of Harrison stree 930 A. Madly and 09 FM; wenty-tourth street a an" D-E HAMMOND, Engiewood (J. vost often, JUuMER BOARD—AT THE SOUTH ORANGE MOUNe tain bah gd one hour trom city, on Morris and Ks- sex Ratiroad; five minutes from depot; house thorough ly renovated and newly farnisned; pure mountain air Picturesque drives: all the luxuries of country lite; fine eae terms :modera’ Apply to or audress PRO- VKIELOR, South Orang 2 goaten RESORT, NEAR RATUROAD ALL fh from Jersey City to Red Bank, Newman Pyeirey rk \ =o on the Shrewsbérry River, @ mile from the depot — THOMAS Paige, Proprietor. SUMMER BOARD—CA(SKILL MOUNTAINS, MAPLE Grove House, Palenviile, Greene county, N.'¥.. eight miles west of Catskill village, at the eniraiice to Caulerskill Clove; a deligntful summer resort within a few hours of New York by sieamboat or raiiroad; terms $10 per week. HILO PEOK, Proprietor. HOMPsON'S ATbantio PAVILION, HIGHLANDS, hady N, J.T! Seaside resort is opened for on reatonuble hig 3 The Sea Bird jeaves the foot nt Frankl esse Hoyt and Sunn: & pier 6 daily. Thome. ON & WALLING, Proprietors, ‘NITED STATSS HOTS! SARATOGA eed will open tor reception of guests June 1, 1375. M. MARVIN, Proprietor. Diagrams of rapma ‘will 3 Sent ou applization. we POINT HOTEL, West Point, ¥. Yon 30, Fie Parade Ground, BRL RANOY, Proprietor. ___ HOUSES, ReOMS, &C., WANTED, In this City and Brookiyn. Wines TO _RENT—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, between Fourteenth and Fortieth streets and Seventh avenues; reut not to exceed £1,500, Judress, with full particulaga, HOUSE, box 109 Herald Uptown Branch office. . OOMS, IN PRIVATE HOUSE, FOR MAN, WIPE 2 and cbild. Address, with terms (must be reasona- die), location, &0., 8. B.. Herald oftice, In the Country. JANTED—A FURNISHED HOTEL IN FLORIDA, for winter busiuess. Address CHAS. H. BuEDES MEYER, Froprietor Doubiing Gap Springs, Newville, Cumberland county. WANTED=* SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE, near salt water. for the season; terms must moderate Address (ail pardeulars to H.C. ¢., No. 415 Bleecker street. New York. YARDENER—SITUATION WANTED BY A MARRIED F man; no children; agit ge ands the business in a. its departments; not atraid o Dest Vestimon: rk; Adiress A.B. box 108 Herald ‘Uptowa Branch officg SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GAR. dener, by asingle man; ts willing to be generality useful; beit Fefereuce, Address J. M., box 178 Gerald office. QITUATION WANTEDCAY A MAX AND WIPR; MAN corehman and gardener; wife as cook oF im dose: satistuctory reterences given. Cad be agen a addressing &. F., box 20) Uerald oftica. INGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COAGH. © manand gardoner; van milk; not afraid of work; oon reference from bis last employer. Address J. G., ox 14) Herald office. WASTEDISITUATIONS FOR A) MAN AND Wi man as coachman ; understands the care ot horses and haruess perfectly; wite Is a good cook and laun. dress, Address M, &., box 101 Herald office, WTEDSA SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, a8 eoachmi Mach ea thoroughly understands ps oe Bo tier ory reference given. Address &. le off WANTEDIAN ENGLISHMAN OR SCUTCEMAN and wife, withoat chikiren; the man must an- derstand gardening and the care of horses, and his wits as frst class cook and laundress. for a small family 1 the country. Address CON, Herald office. Ww SITUATION AS OOACHMAN, BY A first class colored man produce the best city reference. Call av42s West ‘8th st, present employer's. HELP WANTED—MALES, “G00D BOOK CANVASSER WASTED 70 TAKE A Orders for a frat class book, sold In partes salary to. competent man, Lecachteecereamt HOW ] ‘ARTE ‘EP HLLLI Ss, 86 Nassau st. GENTLEMAN WHO GOES TO THS OOUNTRE jor # few weeks for his health wishes a man. servant Address, with reieronces, A. &., box 4,975 Post ice. GENTS WANTED. —BUSINESSLIKE MEN, TO SELL A tea to hotels, tamtlins and large wR in Ben ti reatest inducements. Oa a ET EL IG THA CUMPARY. Py Barclay st ASiNTS, AND GENERAL, AORNIS WANTED. FOR all the -taies; energetic men make from $10 to ‘$5 West 4th st, room 2, after 10 o'clock. 2NTS WANTED—OITY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL bey teas to families — ta consumers: greatest tu- ducements, ANTON TKA COMPA Chambers st. ARKERPSRS.—WANTED, 19 BARKSEPERS AND B ‘two carvers for an excursion. pry at PORTER'S shop house, 133 (burch st, betore 10 A. N. NANVASSERS ERS WANTED, MALE OR FEMALE, TO Ore sell a new and useful article. oa t No 18 Binis trom 9 A. M. to 4 P. x” en NLOTH KXAMINER WANTED—AN EXPS2T COM. patent to Derch and examine cloth. Adress RaRL TAN WO OULD Nl NMI 5 JANTSD—A GENTLEMAN OF SOME EXPERIENGE Ww to sell the “statistic! Atias”’ of the United States, by General Francis A. Walker, Superintendent of thé ‘inch Census. Address JULIUS BInN, 16 and 13 Park place. ir da: 48, Raritan, N. Wanize “TO BIkK—FOR 4 FEW MONTHS, A heap furnished countty Lome: mountains pre- ot Adar 45 Wost #ilty-seveath sire: TANTED—-AN ACTIVE MAN, OF PLEASING Vv addross and aving come business experience, to Ly, from 9 to 4, to J. B, MORGMOUS, q s. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C, T 1] DLEROKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY— St ‘al advances upon Diamonds, Watches, Jew- ry, Pe &c., or the same bought. Also Pi rs) Tickets bought, at 77 Bleecker str ANTED-—THREK COMPETENT PARIING AS managers for, oar Jersey (ity, Newark d New Brunswick offices; 8 ht required one for our Rew York office about to ‘be established: $1,0u) cash Ter uired. Address the MEROANAILS BURWAU, box 49 Post oftice, Jersey city. T MY PRIVATE RESIDENCE 160 WESI eg Aghest pricy Wi eo ak VENTH STREET, THRER DOORS it way—Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and at ings of perzonel Property bought and sold. ROBERY J. ROSKNTAAL, tormerly Jackson, of Broadway. NEW CLUSTER DIAMOND RING OF NINE medium sized white s ones of Orst water, for sale. Address DIAMOND, box 1:6 Herald office. BOAR? AT TS CATAEL Le —PURK AIR. MOUN- tain seenery, fresh miik, hore comiorts; terms rea- le; elty reference. of Tapeietor n be seen this tween 10 and 8, OUNTRY BOARD-IN GREENVILLE, N. J minutes from Liberty stroct, New Yors, by Railroad. Address box 39 Post o' ico, Green vile, \OUNTRY BOARD—ONE MILE FROM CATSRILI, village; al-uated on high ground, fine views: xood I board Ad. MERICAN _OPFICB—$75,00.—FINE DIAMONDS, Watches Jewelry. Sliverware, India Shawis, Valu: ables, &o., ighest possible prices paid; also time purciiases eilected: established BU." BALRIN LAMONDS—SINGLE STOXE RINGS, $19 TO $40); Cluster Tenge $35 to ae Ping and Studs, $10 to $40; gontle tebes, 30) $500; Incles’ gold ‘watches, S tof $75; fo asagctment Iry, Chain, «| yor wal Couxuty BOARD WAWTED—xot OVER 35 Rita trom the city, for 4 genteman, wife, two ch (four and ten years old nurse; mow sing pee ferred. ae = gat fil neriicaiace as w location, terma, &e., E Fost oivee. OUNTRY BOAKD MAY BE OB(AINED WITH PRI- Ba heey od at poy rel vory healtuy, mou local ne ue ddress MU. ual box lv? Now York we | Qouxrey BOARD.—MORK ROOMS TU LET AT FIR~T areas seer Ban Hi, Sione Kidge, Ulster ‘county, table; and ca T, raat bars aing old ‘as and oliver Broadway, beiweon mB con nt SE ee WANTED, mp by A’ PAIR OF while Stones, weuthlag abou Carats, in ox- je tual Cay Oy Diamon it pay diffe: 198 livewia’ Uptown Branel an AND JEWELRY nowable ratos and. war can between Thirtieth Thir iy aeee PAIRED AT REA ‘Broad way, & A. ROSE, Wagers. ENERGETIC MEN, OF GOOD AD. popeockine for & paying business. to call after 9 o'clock AL and aee R, ik ie DR, 7 Meade st. ANTED—A RELIABLE COMM (ROLAL TRAVEL ler, connectod with some youd mercantile house, who has spare time fo devote to a0 outside matter, trom which Fog Fe can be realized. address, in com fiience, 996 Post oe ANTED-—3,00 LABORERS TO WORK ON A RATI~ road; wages $!per day, Apply at 253 Wost 30th st., for two days. ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TARA charge of a city house (or three or fom rl nrg = best reference required; none others need dress X. Y., Herald Uptown Branch ofte TANTRD=A BOY IN A STATIONRKY STORE, Apply at No. 68 bi joadwi y, basement EXCHANG A <n crs eR, ar ly iu Boston browa bre + good route and a monopol z ec: jwo Horses ‘and Wagons, aad In complete NE OF THE BEST DRUG STORES IN NEW YORE hange tor firet mor 6 on House it Neen ee ete of eonttonce, ie fe Houvet be worth douole the AuiOUNt of Moriage: or would ~ id - chan ior heewe Providenoe, & Address H. J. ‘ald id office. box MARBLE MANTEL, Lv" BD PRL: Wa F GREATLY REDUCRD PROBS eae Moulin, arays aad boy 3 Cf rate ei ty it, Unton square, Fourth roams aad Sevontaomra aN Ey,