The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1875, Page 11

“THE COURTS The Tweed Six Million Suit. ~ MODIFICATION OF JUDGE DAVIS’ ORDER. New Order by Judge Barrett. a . THE TWEED SUIT AS A PRECEDENT Upom the order to show cause, granted on Thursday by Judge Westbrook, helaing Supreme Court, Ohambers, why a stay of proceedings should not ve granted relative to the orders nade respectively by Judges Davis, Donohue and Bar- Tett, Inregard to the $6,000,000 suit against Wil- liam M. ‘tweed, and whieh was set down tor argu- ment yesterday, it was generally anticipated that another interesting chapter would be furnisned in the lively Litigation growing out of this new suit against tue ex-Boss. ‘There was a crowded court room und gebera) expectation of an ani- mated forensic set-to in the legal arena, Tue hour fixed upon tor tbe argument was eleven A. M., but at this time none of the great legal luminartes so brilliantly conspicuous in these legal tournaments putin an appearance. Some two hours later, by which time the throng had largely diminished, Mr. Wheeler H, Peckham came into court. lie was speedily followed by Mr. Deyo, The fact was soon explained that the opposing counsel had in the mean- Ume agreed to uispense with any argument, and instead had consented to the entry of two new orders, the effect of wwich was to let the matter Stand in statu quo until the argument o/ the case before the Supreme Court, General ‘Term, on the 23d inst., On the two appeals pending im the Case—the first the appeal made on beball- of te people from the order of Judge Donobue direct- Ing a bill of paruculars as to warrants oa which money was paid to Mr. Tweed claimed to be iuise, fraudulent and: fictitious, and the second the appeal made on belalf of Mr. ‘weea trom the order of Judge Barrett, refusing to Vacate the order of arrest agalust lim or make any reduction in the $3,000,000 bail. The sollow- (ng are the new orders:— MODIFICATION OF JUDGE DAVIS’ ORDER. - ‘The iirst submitted was an order modiying the tecent order or Judge Davis, which sufficiently explains iisel(:— Ata speciul term ef the Supreme Ceurt, held at tueOity tall, in and tor the city ana county of New York, on the 6th day ol Augusi, 1875. Pres. ent, Hon. tT. i. Westbrook. i ‘the People Ci the bluce of New York agamst Witham M, ‘weed, impieaaea with the Mayorate oi New York.—On reading and flimyg tue afiidavic bt RK. KE, Deyo und tue order to show cause of ALY. Jusuice Westbrook, of date August 4, 18’ the cousemt of the Attorney Geueral on motion of Field and Deyo, attorneys Jor defendant ('weea), ordered that tle order of Mr. Justice Davis stay- ing proceedings of deieudant (l'weeu) on the order of Mz. Justice Donoiue be and ihc same 14 fO jar modified us to permit we deiendant (fweed) to endeavor to get any order muue Agauisy him envered, to appeal trom any order Ad tu notice any appeal, or to take any otuer preceeainy, except atiempling to enlorce the order of mr, Justice Dononuec. WILLIAM WALSH, Clerk, NEW ORDER BY JUDGE BaRRerr, The secoud oraer is by Judge Barrett, and is Blso seifexplanatory. ‘Tus order 1s ay tollows:— Ata special term of the Supreme Court, beid at the County Court House, in and tor we city and tounty of New York, on the 6c) day of August. Present, Hou. George U, Barrett, Justice. The peopie o] the State of New York vs. William Be Swede umpleaded With the Mayor, &¢., of New ‘LK. tne defendant Tweed having moved to vacate the oruer of arrest uerein or to reduce tne Amount of bail, and Mr. D. D. Kieid and Mr, Dua- ley Field having beep heard jor the motion, and Mr. Charies O’Conor aad Mr. Waceler H. Peckham ppesed. Now, upon reading the order to show cause ated Juiy 8, i875, and the complaiut and the papers thereto anaexed, tue warrant of attach- Megt and the aflidavits and the papers upon which the same Was issued, the Deputy Sherift’s ailidavit of the persons aud firms upon whom uotices had veeu served, the uflidavit of the County Cierk searcher as to property atfectea by the motices of benoney of action herein, the order Of arrest and tne aiidavits and other pupers Opon Waicw It was granted (it being udmitted that the aeendant Was arrested June 22, 1875), the pleadings, order of arrest and return thereto, Aud the orders as to a aiscontinaance in the sult or the People against ‘tweed, Gurvey aud otners; the afidavits of Willard Bartiete and of Robert E. Deyo, read on vebalf of tue mouon, and the Aillduvits of Wheeler H. Peckham aud a notice as jo taxation Of costs in case of Peyple against Pweed, Garvey aaa others, dated July 9, and a boUce us WO Coxts In the sume sult, dared July 10, 1875, und admissions of service of botn said gouces and an afidavit of Joun HH. sveuten- burgh read in opposition thereto, Itisordered tuwt jhe Mnotion to Vacate the order of arrest ol aefeua- it Tweed or to reduce the amount o/ bail based on said order to show se be and the sume is hereby Geuled, with $10cosis, Enter, i. R. West- brook, J. C We couseut to the eutry of the within order. NEW YORK, August 6, 1570. Fieid & Deyo, uttorueys defendant Tweed; J. Pratt, Atiorney General. RELIEF FROM THE LIS PENDENS, Directly aiter the above orders were rendered & Motion Was made by Mr. Isaue Ss. Byvert to re- eve from the lis peudeus im the tweed suit a house aud lot on Broaaway, berth of “twenty-first Street, claimed to be the property cf William Eudlestein, Jormerly a law partuer of William M, ‘Tweed, Jr. ‘The mouon was made on the ground that Mr, Eddlestein was a Vond fide purchasér of the property, and (nat the Serif! had aot, under the Order ofattachment, taken possession of the same. Mr. Wuecler H. Peckham said that he pro- posed to resist this application but desired time jo examine into the iacts of tue case and prepare AMdavits. Judge Westbrook set the case aown for a hearing on Monday next. THE TWEED CASE AS A PRECEDENT. Timothy I’, Donvvan, & lawyer, Was directed by the Surrogate to pay 1uto court the amount of an Inianvs estate, Ol Which he had been adminis. bravor. He was removed for tinproper conduct, aud, $770 being jound due from tim on settie- lent of his accounts, he neglected to pay the money over and Was imprisoned for contempt and fined $260. Donovan sued out a writ of hubeas corpus and also.a writ Ol certiorar: to review the Surrogate’s decree, and, upon motion jade to quash both writs, Judge Westbrook yes- ferday reudered the foilowing decision dismiss- Ing the writs :— There has been no appeal from the Surrogate flecree as the statute allows. The clear Inteut of the statute was to permit a revicw only by ap- pealandin the mode prescribed. This writ can- bot be issued to review tus adjuaication of the Surrogate, tt is true that counsel argu wb is directed wo we order of A isonment, and pot to the tinal de- cree; but itis equally true that the point made by the relator is that the imprisonment is wrong because the original decree is wrong. Jt 1s only by attacking the iatter he impeacies the former. If the Gecree is rignt the imprisonment is righ Aegarding the return as beiore me, and because the writ Is im tact an attempt te review a fiual decree of a Surrogste by certiorarl, and now by Bppeal, the writ is quashed, Mr. Tremain then asked that the prisoner be remanded to the custody of the Sherif unger the burrogate’s commitment, ‘The counsel for Donovan, however, moved for a Btay Of proceedings until they could appeal to the General Term, and Judge Westbrook intimated that although be theugnt it improper to review B Surrogate’s decree upon certiorari: und habeas vorpus, yet the Cours of Appeals in the ‘Iweed case feemed to regard it a» authorized where there Was an imprisonment under an alleged llegal decree. He would take the papers, thereiore, Aid cons.der the question of the Fight of the ‘elator to be discharged on ball pending the ap- beuls to the General Term. H. E, Treaain ior tue infant's estate, ana Mr. Jonn wf. Bergen fer Donovan. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, James H. Conant brought a suit inequity in the Superior Court against the National Ice Company ot New York, claiming a right to the delivery of some 400 shares of 1ts stock, Of the Value of $20,000 and Opward. 1t appeared that a 1ormer company, Called “ine National Ice Company,” waicu staried bome eight years since but was soon abandoned irom lack of funds and other reasons, ha@ passed & resolution voting plaintil the stock im ques- Hon, Six years later, aiter the defendant, by new apital aod javor, bau established idsell, and with- out demund for any stuck meantime, the plamuit brought his action Against the new company for Specific performance of the ola company’s con- tract, claiming tuereunder 400 shures of ine wew company's stock. Mr. Daniel B. Cpllus, jor ae- fendant, denieu the |iwbility and set up payment aud settlement and laches on pluintin’s partin making any claim. The Judge at special Term gave judgment for Plaintit, awarding lin the steck gucd for, or 18 vi and an accounting. The General erm, Judge Sedgwick writing the are bas decided that this was an error, aud olds that the piaintuf has here ovtained a judg- Mont based on bis having a right to toe stock of ) NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1875,—TR tne present defendant, whereas nis rights re- late ouly 10 the stock in the oif company, and here wus bo evidence of any contract of its own ob the part of defendant to deliver tts stoc! He holds furtber, that plaintiiT is not entitied to more than the legal rights tuat arise to nim irom au executory coutract to deliver stock made by tue vid company, and that the latter would muln- Tain ifs existence and 18 capital stock, novwit! Standing tue Individuals Composing Il, aud t Property, ‘ome and seal all passea into the new corporation, Without passing upon many other polnts raised by defendant and claimed as erre the Court ordered a new triai for the detendan Messrs, Sewell & Plerce appeared for plaintill aud Messrs, Childs & Hall tor detendant. John L. brown, Jv., the son ef tue late Joun L, Ksrown, the street cleaning contractor, in favor of whose estate a judgment Was rendered yesterday against the city tor $112,060, has brought suit agaist what he terms the New York Street Cleaning Association to wind it up, and for the appointment Of a receiver oi its propert: He al- leges that many of its snares were obtained with- out consideration abd are held in fet tious pames, Jor the puryose of covering up the real owners from a cuarge of Violating the stacute, and that there are debts avains: the company. Judge Weatprook yesterday appointed Francis G. Hough- wort receiver, Justice Bixby committed Mary Julian for disor- derly conduct ou the charge of an officer. ‘The al- leged disorderly conduct consisted im the prison- ers souciting persons from the sidewalk wolle she was sitting at a Window. In the supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday Judge Westurook made a dect#ion reicasing the givi from custody, ‘The Court decided that the evidence was insuficient, on the ground toat it ouly stated the mere con- clusions of the peliceman Witvout alleging tacts by which the same conc.usious could be Arrived at by the Court, Ou uppheation of Chalvier Peloabet, Jeremian L. R tton and Jarvis Peloubet, Judge Westbrook, in Supreme Court, Chamovers, yesterday’ granted a temporary injauction against Duucan, sherman & Co, and ex-Judye Suiptuwp, teu assignee, re- straining t em irom parding wita the proceeds, amounting to $2,168 lv, of two bills of exchange Sent by them for vollecitun irom Baruett, Samuel & Sou. London, Kogiand, The case Was set down ior the 16th lust., ou ap Order to skow cause why an injunction shoulda not be made permanent. The plaintiffs charge, in their affidavit, that the roceeds On the bills of exchange were received By Duncan, Sherman & Co. priov to their suspen- sion. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. In the suit of Juan M. Navarro against Duncen, Sherman & Co, and tuerr receiver the following order, made by Judge Biatchford, was filed yes- terday :— Cincurr Coun? oF THK UNrrED StarEs—-Southern Districe of New York.—Juan N, Navarro, Consul General of the United States of Mexico for the United states of America, plainud, vs. Willam b. Dunean, William Watt sherman, Francis 4. Grain, Andrew FB, Elhottand Wiliam 0D, suipmam, de- Jendants,—Upon the vill of complaint, &c., tae above named piatnui und upon suc allidavits as we may serve On or belore tke 14th inst, let the defendauts show cause bejore me, at the Chum- bers of the Circuit Court, to be seid at the new Yost Office building in the cily Of New York, on Wednesday, August 25, at twelve M., why the defendaut, William D, Shipman, should not be restramed by injunction irom disposing of any gold coin in MIS possession Which be received irom Duncan, Sherman & Co., except such amount us may be in excess of $17,817 50, tn gold, and trom making any payments Out of or Uisposilion Of the assets or Duncan, Sher- mau & Co,, in ils Pos-ession, UbieSS he snail r serve and pay into Courta sufficient sum, sree from all otuer claims or liens, to satisly the piain- tis claim of $17,817 50 aforesaid, aud interest; aud wny vaen otuer or further order should nob be made in the premises as may be just. SAMUEL BLATCHFORD, Fiery & Deyo, Plaintill’s Solicitors, New York, Augast 6, 1675, DECISIONS. SUPREME COUNT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Westbrook, Fougera vs. Maurice ctal.—1 do not think that the title of tke plat 18 80 elear as to continue this Injunetion on affidavits; but there is enouga 1b the cause to Show Laat tne plant’ is entitied to arapid and speedy Uial. The tmyjunction ts dis- soiVed Upon defendan’s stipwiating to refer to a reitree, whom the Court will bame, if the parties iil Lo agree upon one, und to take One Week's no- tice of hearing, and order to be signed to conuun provisions lor ashort and continueas trial. if tue defendant retuses to stipulate the iujuuction 1s continued, costs to abide event, Donovan vs. Hutchings.—Writ granted. By final decree of tue rurrogtle of New York, made August 5, 1873, le relator Was directed Lo pay $970 into Surrogate’s hangs, aU on faiure to pay this sui he 2as been Imprisontd, There bas been bo apveal from ine decree as the statute arlows (2 R. | S. 609, Sec. 104). The clear Intent oi the statute was 10 permit a review only by gppeal, or iu the mode provided, ‘This writ caullot oe used to review Us adjddication of the Surrogate’s. Ibis trae that counsel argue tt ts directed to the order of imprisoument, and not the final decree; vut itis equally true that the pot made by tne relator is lnat Tbe imprisonment is wrong because tho original deeree is Wrong. it 1s only by attacking the latter he lmpcacned the former. If tue decree is right the imprisonment is right. 1 overrule the formal objections, regard the return as before me, aod because It ls 10 substance and fact an atiempt to renew a final decree of a Surrogate oy certio- Tari and not by appeal. The writ is quasned, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Recorder Hackett. ATTEMPT TO SHOOT AN OFFICER—LARCENY IN MADISON AVENUE—PUNISHMENT OF A PICK- POCKET—A CUBAN ROBBED. In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Robert Morris, who, on the 17th of July, stole $7 from tue pecket of William Hogan, while sitting upon a stoop im Madison avenue, pleaded guilty to larceny troim the person. His Honor imposed a severe penalty, sentencing Morris to the State Prison for five years. Saran Martin, a pleasant tooking girl, who pleaded guilty early in the week to an assault | with intent toinjure Micnael Rooney, an ollicer of the municipai police, was placed at the bar for sentencs. ‘the Recorder said that the prisonerewas tn- dicted jor shooting at a police officer, but, for- tunately, she did him BO harm. He understood the girl to charge that when the officer arrested her upon a charge of drunkenness he went into tue cell and tried to violate her person, but fatied to do so, and that she was so incensed at this at- tempted outrage that upon her release she pur- chased @ pistol toavenge the insult, His Honor Was imformed that tue charge which was pre- Jerred by the girl had been investigated, and the inquiry resulted In tue oflicer’s exoneration, He (tue Recorder) Was satisfed,-bowever, tuat no Woman could have acted us she aid in purchasing tue pistol, except rom an acute sense of wrong or irom @ disordered state of mind, rendering her unaccountable for ber acts, circumstances ne did not deem it his duty to pun. ishher, but would hold the judyment over her. She was discharged with tie caution that Uf she ubused the clemency of the Court she would be rearrested ana tenced, James Williamson, au oid thier, against whom there Was @ charge Of assault and battery and of ceny, pleaded guilty to, the latter ol- feuce, ‘Phe muictment charged that on the 4th of the present mouth he attempted to steal a pocket- book jrom the person Of Mrs. Catherine Brown, while om bourd of the Hunter’s Point ferryvoat. ‘Yhe most severe penalty the law allowed upon the plea Was inflicted, waich Was two years and six Mmontas in the State Prison, Robert Suffrage pleaded guilty to larceny from the person, On the 22d of July he stole a five aollar bul from Daniel McKellop, Tne prisouer* Was sent to the Penitentiary for two years aud 81x months. Palo Bullo, who on tho 12th of July stole $45 in money irom Louis Lauri, pleaded guilty to grand larceny. ‘two years in the Penitentiary was tne punisiment inilicted by the Court. Annie Smali was tried upon a charge of stealing $46 in money from Peter Lumbardo, on the woth of July, ina disreputable house, me jury velleved her ‘statement and rendered a verdict of not uilty. ° Julius Ackerman, charged with burgiariously entering the premises of Joun Smith, No, 76 uve- nue A, on the 16th of last month, and stealing a casket and two coats, valued at $170, pleaded guilty to the offen Pantie: Callahan on the 28th of July stole $75 worth of fancy towet articles, the property of Schwareck Kessler, ‘These prisoners Were sent to the State Prison tor two years and six months, Charles Doyle and Joseph Williams pleaded guilty to grand larceny. On the 1st of tis mouth they stole wearing apparel Valued at $60, the property of buward Whitenouse. Toey were sent to the State Prison for two years, Mary Ann Williams pleaded guilty to stealing Under all the | $1 30 from the person of James Fox ai a aiming | saloon mn Chatham street on the 1st inst ‘Was sent to the l’enitentiary lor one year, A CUBAN GENTLEMAN ROBBED BY A FRAIL DAMSEL, Eliza McNally, who said she was an unfortunate girl, Was charged upon the complaint of Franc! J. Spaulding, a resident of Havana, witn stealing a valuable gold watch, worth $260, on the 26th of sae July, This was the “old, old story” of beauty overcoming virtue, Tne frail damsel accom- panied the Cuban gentieman to a hovel in whe Bowery, and while he was asleep must have not only looked at the timepiece, but tuken time by the joreluck, lor when he awoke Hliza and nis time teller had flown, He met her in tne street a few days allerWard, and she promised ty return the wateh, which was @ family relic, but by her conduct proved the tratl Ol the aphorism that “procrastination is the thie! of time’? ‘rhe jury rendered a verdict of guiity, which was the signal for Violent gesticulation aud crying by the young girl, Who Was nineveen years of age. His Honor said that she was a condrmed tmer Qnd was tried before hum @ Year ago, She waa | alarge attendance may always be expected, sent to the State Prison for tour years and six montas. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Justice Otterbourg, THE POLICK OUTRAGE. The alleged police outrage by Olicer Finnerty, Of the First precinet, upon Miss Maggie Igoe, came Up again for examination yesterday. Mr, Price, counsel for Finnerty, moved for the discharge of his client on the grounds that the testimony of the complainant was of an incongruous, contra- dictory and uuprobable character, On her cross examination she had contradicted material stave- ments contained ig ber original affidavit, aud had aduitted that Qe bad remained in a room at the hotel with Finnerty from miduight woti! morainy, and that notwithstanding he had assauited her verai times during the Dight she made no out- cry, although @ Wineow from the room opened on to the street, Justice Otterbourg sald that there were suil- eut ailidavits not contradicted to warrant bun holding the accused to await the acilon of tke Grand Jary U Finnerty waived auy further exum- ination, Counsellor Price dectined to put in ang evidence for the deferce, anu Finnerty was re- quired to give $5,000 ball to await the action ol tae orang Jury, 101s mot probable that bali will oe givel FELONIOUS ASSAULT. Thomas Sullivan, of No, 71 Mott street, was held on a charge of felonious assault tn firing a pistol twice at Joun Waters, of No. 19 Mott street, at nis liquor saioon, No, 16 Mott street, A LAWYER IN TROUBLE, Michael C. O’Brien, a lawyer, was held on his own recognizance to answer a charge of obtain- lng seventy-five cents from Mary Lechong, of No. 82 Muiberry street, by trick and device, m making her believe that it’ Was hecesdury ior her to muke anaMdavit before him in order (o obtain au ar- Test. The seveaty-five cents was paid te mim ior drawing the papers, WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixby. DISHONES! SERVANT. Kate Horn, a servant, in the employ of Jacob Jonas, of No, 19 Walker street, Was arraigned on a charge of stealing a silver watch, gold chain, gold breasipin und other articles of jewelry, Valued in ail at $42 75. Qne property was stolen on the 4th of August, and on the tollowing day the prisoner udaressed a note to Mr, Jonas enclusing a pawn Ueket represeuting the above mentioned pruperty. She Was arrested by un ollicer of th Keith preciuct and was bela in $1,000 bali to answer. Kate Horn contended that her wages had been stolen from her in the house No. 19 Walker street, ana imut she took the property pawned in order Lo raise money lor necessaries, THE EXCISE BOARD. The proprietors of whe Greene street aens were arraigned yesteiduy ior seiling liquor without cense, Three of the prisoners were mules, tue Test iemales. Judge Bixby hela them in $1,000 ball each to answer. Many of these people had applied Jor licenses, but were refused by the Excise Board on account of the character of the houses and the purposes for which they were maintained, although they have crfoyed a seeiming tmmunity | from prosecution, Determined to put a stop to the trafic Commissioner Sliver procured irom Judge Wandeli on Thursday night toe assistanc’ ofa squad of wen of the Hight precinct, and ar. Tested ten persons who had hegiected to obey the requirements of tue law. Counseilor McClelland appeared for several of them und asked Jor a re- ducuon of ball. Judge Bixby denied the application, saying, “ft willdo nothing to help such people, and f will scruunize closely every ball bond offered in their behah, if ldo not know the pondsmen person- ally their responsibility must ve guaranted by people whom | ao know, CAPTAIN VAN DUSEN’S RAID, Captain Van Dusen, of the Fifteenth precinct, | Maude @ raid on Thursday nignt on seven alleged aisorderly- houses in Wooster street and arrested fourteen men and wouien, mostly French or of French extraction, Who vave loug been 4 stund- ing uuisance to the reputable citizens of the ward. ‘The proprietors of the houses were held in $1,000 bail euch for trial and the inmates in $1,000 ball tor good behavior, ESSEX MARKE! POLICE COURT. Before Judge Smita. ALLEGED ASSAULI. Eustache Sterling, of No, 200 Eldridge street, ‘Was arraigned ou a charge of assaulting Charles Morgan, Of the same number, with a table kni.e. Morgar, WhO Was arrestea by Uiticer Adamsby, of vhe ‘lenth precinct, Was leid 1m $1,000 bail to ane swer, POLICY DEALERS ARRESTED. Elias Brown, of No. 189 avenue A; Christopher Conen, of No. 508 E: Twelith street, and Louis Scnater, of No, 283 East Third street, were ar- raigned on @ charge of selling lotiery policies. ‘Tuey Were beid in 9300 bail euch to answer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Belore Judge Murray. A BOLD FEMALE SNEAK THIE! Mary Smith, who described herself as a domes- ic, Was yesterday alternoon Caught in the apart- ments of Thomas h, Sayre, No, 814 Sixth avenue, with money and valuabies in her pockets amount- ing to $120, the property 0: Mr. Sayre, She was committed for trialin detault of $1,000 bail. A SINGULAR SALE, UNCLAIMED GOODS AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE Go- ING BY AUCAION. From year to year it happens that vessels com- Ing to this port from abroad bring consignments of mereaandise and a vast variety of odus and ends that find their way imto the United States warehouses, Where they lay uncleimed sometimes jor several years together. Personal cilects are also frequently lefton the hands of the Custom House authorities, At stated times there 1s a general auction of these packages, and among merchants quite an interest 1s felt in tie sale aha ‘tue goods are catalogued and the catalogues lb- evally distribuied, Each lot is numbered, the marks on the outside being given, along with a descripon of we ,oods and their joreign Vaiuation, ‘The valuation, however, 18 LO guide Lo the,price the articles may bring at auction. For instance, @ barrel of wine, valuation twenty cents # gallon, hus Irequently brought at the auction sale $7 and $8 4 gallon. Two days are aliowed Jor af inspection of the different commodities, Whoever fails to avail himseli of this privilege and attends the sale in the hope ot finding a bargain must then trust to luck, like the man buying a pig in a bag. The auction sale yesterday, at tne rooms Nos, 95 and 97 Water street, was largely attended aud went off with much spirit and with profitable results to the government, the sale realizing about $30,000, The buyers were mostly of the retail trading class and of all branches of business. Every man held his catalogue in one hand and pencil in the other, It was LIVELY PRACTICE, keeping up with the auctioneer, John H. Draper, whose manner of driving through the sale was really marvellous in its rapidity. His voice never paused an instant for three successive hours, but rattled along like the wheels of a locomotive going at tue rate of sixty miles an hour, In the | catalogue were articles representing every branch ol trade, commerce and industry, and trom every clime under heaven, Aman of fancy might sit down, and, running over the pages of whe cata- logue, ind apundant material for any speculation. Here, under tre head of “description of goods,” 1s secu ‘one case of sirubbery,” ang in a iloe with it the words, ‘no Vuiue.”’ Surely the travelier who, trom the vailey of the Arno exported these products of the soil of sunny Italy, deemed them of some value, at least. Yot, directly under this, “one cask Of common clay” bas @ Valuation of $10, Here 18 iood jor Mection, “One tub of fish’? is markea of 0 value,” while “one keg of tar’ is iifted Into the importance of being marked $1. Here and tuere the eye meets with entries like ‘two kegs, empty,” and “one cask, empty.” What could have been the motive for sending these empty vex sels trom far distant shores to this land of plenty? Periaps to bave them flied and sent back. Among other odd imports are “one bag of sweep- ings,” “nine grindstones,” “one barrel lamp- black,” “one bag ginger,” and so on. There are purchasers found for everytwing on the list. Opticians are om hand to bid for the cases of steel spectacies, druggists tor the cases Of mineral waters, Wile merchants tor the wine, and yiawilll owners for the gin and whiskey. Painters ure present to look after the “eign cases and two barrels of paint,” musical instrument makers to see if tue musical instruments,” valued at $605, can be tad at a bargain. Toere are ‘vales of tobacco” lor the cigar dealers, and “one pall molasses’? tor the corner grocery men; “one case printed matter” jor the publishers, and “two cases jecorated china? jor tne queensware dealers. ‘Yuere 18 something tor every vody—souvenirs ior the curious and medicine Jor the sick; hats for tae hatiers aud glass lor the giadior g mg A for the women and hemp for the hangman, ere A REMARKABLE ENTRY. “shree boxes lint jor Cuban patriots.” The great interest of the sale, bowevey, if in the liquors, Wines and champagnes, especially the latter, and for once im tae progress of the sale the auctioneer pauses to say a word in favor of what he is selling. He Js indignant at being offered no more thun $10 a case for ove lot of the sparkiing beverage, avd be deciares It is a8 good champagne as any genticinan ever tasted or as auy Velimonico ever linported. ‘Then the champagne goes up, ax it ought to, and the bidding: Waxes ly ila, whiskey, brandy, rum, wine all jump far beyond the valuation marked ta the catalogue, and the auctioneer’s eyes glisten with gladness, in three hours after it began tae sale 18 Conciuded, 338 lois di-posed of and Uneie Sau made richer by a snug little sum of money. THE CRISPINS’ STRIKE. SPIED There were no further developments yesterday in the Crispins? strike, but an additional strike in other shops 1s expected to-day. ‘Ihe ‘votromers”” recently employed by Weil Lrothers, No, 80 War- Ten strect, ure still holding out and wiil not re- turn to werk until they obtain their former wages. Mr. Well stated that their business was going on the same as usual, and they had not yet attempted to fill the strikers’ places, The men appear to be determined to hola out until some olfer 18 made vo them by the bosses, ‘The cutters on strike at K. ©, Burv’s shop, No, 93 Thomas street, are still holding out, but they expect to retura to work in a lew days. ‘The men state that Mr. Burt ig willing to ta hem back personally, but as this action would tend to break up thotr Soctety the men are firm tn their deter- mination vot to go back unless ina body. Yester- day 81x vr seven of the nou-society men in Burt's shop Weredlischargedt on account of tucompeiency, and the strikers are sure that Burt cannot fil their forms, Mr. Burt, Sr., admitted that he had discharged some of ula new cutters and he was willing to see his old men persowuliy, bur he would not deat with any committee, as ue wished to sce euch Individual man wuo would apply lor work, He kept hia ‘iorms'? open until Tuursday, when they were filled up by outsiders, and, the present season being dull, he cannot suffer anv joss. From conversation with the men it seems Aa FOW SALE, Centrai. MAGNIFICENTLY BUILT, PLANNED AND L cuted extra large sized frescoed high stoop ston and brick Mansion on top of Murray Hill for sale low Jot 56x10 fect; a nargain; immediate possession. Oitlees 1 Pine street and 33 Kast Seventeenth sirect, Con square, V. K, sfeVEN-OX, Jr. NI PROPERTY, CENTRALLY rented. A good building Lots, DLANS AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY BILLS, Cirenlars and every kind ot Printing turnished at the METKOVOLITAN INTING BSTABLISUMENI, 215 Browd wit will be exchanged te hth avenue. SIRE NE OO Ww. SK 3 4 Firth avenue.—Noucetto parties wishing good i vestnent that will pay a very large interest, One of ta Dest and most substaniial built Houses in city, 26x00, 63 ¥ rished in eabinec and hart wood throughout; will b¢ sold cheap; trom $13,000 to $35. 000 cash wanted balance on bor and mor . Apply on premises. B83 (OQ Q7BsLOW (COs =t WILE SELL THE . splendid Tot on Fitty-eighth street, south le, between Fitth and Sixih avenues, 25x100.5, near Central Park; this 1s a rare chance BEER, 18 Centre street. VOR SALE AND TO LET BROOKLY N PROPERTY GREAT BA A’ was and wate riess locality minutes trom 831 Lexington avenue, between ‘atchen avenue and Broadw 4 OO WILL BUY A SMALL HOU. “tu also r Houses at the followin $1,800. $2,509; iso & House with store, meng Vrospect Park; price $2700, ‘Terms from $3) fo $600 cash, bal- ance In instalments. inquire et WILLIAM THOMBSON, 280 i hirteenth street, South Brooklyn. — ©. be seen on Sundays. , 3 ROOMS WESTCRESTER COUNTY PROPERTY POR SALE AND 'VO RENT, JOR SALE—A DESIRABLE HOUSK; 8 ROOMS, cellar and kitchen: 34 lots; garden planted, rruit trees bearing high ground, tine heighcorhood:’ price $6,00) K. 1, BROWN, 16/to street, Morrisania depot, MAes, DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS OF PROPERTY, pi Circulars, Catalogues aud every Kind of Printing ri promptly carefully and the MtYROPOLITAN PRINTING in the Herald Building. adapted to real state dea at cheaply don» EStABLISHM MO LET—AT TWENTY-THIRD WARD, NEW YORK, modern built, first class House; 9° roon vestivule, marble mantels, duinb wajter, &e. ; delightful Nelghvorhood; convenient to horse or steam cars; rent $16) until May. JOUN MOKEAN, 61 Leouard strect, ors. L BROW, lé7th st, Morrisania, New York: PROPERTY OUT OF SALE OR r cary FOR TO RENT, —s pareve A COSEY LITTLE FARM AND COUNTRY NOME, +) among the Berkshire Lills.—Must be soid immedi- ately; only W cash, balance car ‘aiw any tine splendid climate and beantiius splendid roads; healthiest location in the suite mosquitogs, ugue, chills and fogs excellent boating, fishing ana hunting; a choice tle muri of 65 4 having a tasterul ne with nine rooms; nicely lveated, with exiensiv good barn. outbuildings, ‘ke.: ne urches and but six mi from Mousatom at Great Barrinzton, w stage, carrying express aid mail to and trom we: twice daily; price $600), with crops; without crops only $9,000, “Take’ throug from New York (on Sew Haven Railroas) at + ring- 2 At 8 o'clock; tiquire of ticket agent for sup, lodge and breakfast on the premises ny time next moruing. ELAWAR¢ WATER easy terms, or exeha is weres besides Squirrel Island, «ni Cock preserve; 40acres execlient timber | alluvial tats,’ which never overilow ; ge trouthng and river fishing; good tart AP FARM FOR S. I tains chard and gardens: within lor mii ply to WILLS 1, SCOTT, Delaware, JARM FOR § AT A SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE san Interest; 62 acres, at Mc , near city limits; good house, outbuildings and tlow- ing sprin Pearl street. JOR SALE—A CHARMING Hudson, one Lour from New iueliites tor reaching the city unproved : well built mansion, in perfe er’s cottage; large barn; fruits im great variety fectly healthy; chills and fever unknown: vi river and mountains unsurpas-ed; will be gold greatly | betow its value. Address box 21 Post office, Nyack, N. Y, NUR SALE AT A BARGAIN—5) ACRES CHOIC Laud “near station on Central Jersey; only 5V minutes from cit; Bites; adjomiiny first class mprovements, RULAND & WHITING, No, 5 Beekman street, Oe tie, RAPPATANNOCK, VA. 80 PRET ABOVE high water,—20) Acres, large House, Buildings, 10 Cabins, rented; three-quarters or a mile liver rout and oyster beds; free Western or St, Louis property pre- ferred. KING, 160 Broatway, room 3. Ave CHANCE 40 INVENT.—A FINE NEW MOD. ern 10-room attic and cellar House x doubly sheathed ; piazza, bay window. hot and cold water, &e., with 1; acres of high’ ground Land; fine view: only $5,000; a magnificent 10-acre Villa Site ean go with it if Tequired ; easy access to business in ext, HOCKUVUT, 98 Liberty street, New York. FARM, RIVERSIDE, ONE HOUR xood plain buildings; ex. ebsolute bargain; several verside station, Conn rp VAUTINU LLY situated on Severn Kiver, near Aunapotis, Md.; trains and boat to Baltimore dutly: 1m high state of cul: uyation: large peach orchards, pears, apples and all Kinds of small fruits; one 160,” one 102, one 42 acres; Address J. B, NICHOLS, 14 Laight street, truit Apply to W. IRVING CLARK, 212 pers Kattroad of New JHORE x tensive river front. others. J, W. AIWAT ry ARMS THE BEST CRANBERRY BOGS 1 v ly to CHARLES JEFFERYS, IPHREK OF Jersey for sul East Hampton, r RM OF YRARS, WITH PRIVT. lege of purchasing, the Mansion Mouse, outbuild {ngs and ground, son Locust avenue and fronting on the Sorewsbury River, only flve minutes’ walk from the denotat Hed Bank, S.J. Apply to CHARLES LEIGH. $6,500. cicice tut 12 rooms: 23 house 12 Too! miles, via ie Railway, two trom depo: also SO a near depot, $1,000. P. . » WELLING, Paterson LAND REAL ESTATE ©€O EXCHANGE, — JXCUANGE—NUMBER OF FAKMS AND Cor. "tages, with water fronts: free and clear; some | cash put in; prices trom $6,000 to $50,000, $100,000, COR. NELL & CO., Vanderbilt Landing, Staten Island, IPLE SHEET. i 23 that @ general strike will take place in a jew days, | cellar, | berteetly tree trom | 11 « Valuable tor builaing TOC LET POR BUSINE: PURPOSES, | TEN ILON LONELY $40 PEM MONTH FOR A NINTH 4\ avenue Store, with plate g:ass Iront and Apartment of four roows, MOKKLS B. BAER, 72 West Thirty fourth street and 906 Sixth avenue. A SIRE 10 LET—o5 CHATHAM STREBT; GOOD 4A stand for restaurant; also store corner Frankfort and Willtam streets; rea: very low. Mr. SMH, Frank- tort House, 202 Witham street, WS, AND FRE xT 3 MONTH, HOt AA ‘anu Stores 1:5 and 1s ter street, Dear Ble water, gay, &¢. Apply ata2 Aunty (West Third) street | JURGANT PRIVATE OFFICES TO | RENT—ON 4 Hroudway. at low prices. Apply to Bond and Mort | gaye Department of the Universal Life Insurance Cou pany, (7 and 1Y Warren street. LE? FOR BUSLN PURYOSES—A THRE Te story dwelling House, with three story rear Build ing, Used for manutucturing purposes; would lease at dow rent b polsivlt Darlies alsy severad Stores O8 Hue und one on the Niwvth a HAM & CO. 260 West Tw LEAS, nue: aty-third street {RABLE CORNER ¢ glass front, at low LEY Store 67 Third avenue, with pli | Font Apply on premises. T° ETL i k LET OR LEASE—POR A YKAR Ol of years, four Lots together. troating on 5: 1 Water streets, opposite rorew buildings threeon suitable tor coul vard, ship yi shop. Apply to 8. W, ANDERSON, Screw Dock (Po LET OR LEASES FIVE STORY ment Factory, 5) by 100 teet; tour lots engine and macliinery. corner Broadwa street, THEO. MATINE, 133 Nassau strevt. IPUE METROPOLITAN PRINTING Ef 115 Broadway, have unsurpassed factlio alt Kinds of Yrivting with unusual prompuiess and at | moderate pri | NTY-KIGHTH QQ TH 386 i § nid two Lots; size 25xI1 pest stands lu the etty for a L bust it: rent moderate to sood tenant. Apply to JOHN Fs ITREICH, 1,290 Broadway. LET. DWELLING HOUSES ro Wurnished, | A TE SUPERBLY Loca nian sroop | 4A. hardwood finished Dwelling No, 55 West Forty- fifth street, adjolning Fifth avenue, to rent, furnished, TEVIENSON, Jr, 1 Pine ‘strect or 33 LEGANTLY FURN D BROWN STONE HOUSE, NTL NISH “4 high stoop, to let til May | or longs terms very moderate, Apply to b. U. TYRREL, 74 Maiden lane, U ished. TLOURE, 20, LETS POUR stort modern improvement rr P deep; well adapted tor boarders; No. 126 West Twenty- | ninth street, near Broadway and Sixth avenue, Apply | toSMITH & LAWRENCE, 44 West Browaway. MYO LET—A ALL THI No, 45 West Twelith stro Apply to SEAMM ES & CO: and Broadway, lumoer yard. ar HIGH sTooP; Toons STORY BRICK HOUSE, rent low to a good tenant corber suiriy-eighth street mo LET—HOUSE NO, 325 5 : BE. tween hizhteenth and Nineteenth streets, 26x55, tour stories and basement, with ail improvements aud in per- fect repair. snquire’on the premises. : mo —UNFURNISHED FOUR STORY BROWN stone English basement House, West 2ist xt., opposite Theological Seminary Grounds, 91,200; three story high stoop, brick House West sth’ st, between 8th and grb | avs., $1.000; aise a three story Dwelling in West 1th st., buiiding suitable for manutacturing purposes: able to a responsible party. J. DENHAM & 256 West 2341 st. LE NTY-KIGUTH = STR NEWLY also House in Twentioth street; bot near nue; each 15 rooma; $1,809. Apply to owner, FURNISHED ROOMS AND APAR! y-second street. vole 's ‘oO LET, FURNISHED ROOM FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO let, $5; two rooms, $4; Parlor, firs’ tloor (private | door), for physician Or cressinater. 29 Washington square, southwest corner of Waverley place. . LLEGAN! FURNISHED ROOM, Bait sirable private house, to gentlemen . reasonable terms. £8 Clinton place (Eighth t), near Fifth avenue. | A NO. 8 COTTA E, NEAR BLEECKER | AL stres nicely {urnished looms, tor gentle- men, $3 and upward, Copying und letter writing tor private parties. A HANDSONELY FURNISHED | FRONT ROOM Z\. and two bedrooms to rent, together or separately. 43 3t Mark's place A LARGE FORNISHED EXTENSION ROOM FoR th two venti : new suitot chamber furniture; Conveniences ior fire, water and gas: r cl weok. 28 Bleecker street, near Barrow PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THEIR OWN | JX house’ will let toa gentleman and wite Second Floor, completely furnished ; every convenience for housekeeping. 408 West Twenty-fourth street, FURNISHED, AIRY FRC : also a single Room i) Second avon ermns reasonable ; private rer of Tenth street. HED ROOMS TO LEI—AT 44 GREAT JONES te i D ROOM TO LET, FOR GENTLEMEN cht housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. RIELLY, 202 East Broadway. ¢ \} 2 2SOMELY PURNISHED—TWO FLOORS, 'TO- gether or separate, to yentiemen or tor housekeep- : house private: all Convenience; rent $4 to $10; als) uafuroished Flats, six rooms, $28. Apply at $19 bast Thirteenth street, ARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS . Without board; family private; house and loca- first class: all conveniences. 21 Wost Ninth street, near Fitth avenue. Qall for two days. | T Ang 4, COOL, WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, | Li tor Housekeeping or light) business: rent from $410 37 per week: splendid: location. 1,499 Beoudway, be- tween Thirty-ilith and chiriy-sixih streats, | Nicer FURNISHED ROOMS, WI'H BATH, FOR | geutiomen and families, tor housekeeping. ‘No. 5 ihird street, near Lowery | PO, Last COMFORTADLY FURNISHED—A FLOOR | containing tour rooms, parlor, kitenen and two bed- | rooms, suitable tor housekeeping, toge:her or separate ; | terms moderate; healthy anu rexpecuble neighborhood, | in cottage IL West Futy-thind street. | 4 MPO LET-FURNISHED, FOR HOUSEKEEPING’ | Second Floor, three or four rooms; gas, bath, & | ou flours low ren Private house 0. 202 West ley: | enth stre | BG PART FRENCH FLAT, FURNISHED, SITTING DU. and Bedroom, kitchen; 4/1 improvements; closet, Path, gas; additional bedroom tt needed; near Park: ixth street, between Lexingtou and Park avs. | RQ SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE TH OO sireet. Neatly furnished front Room, with every | convenience for light housekeeping. — wi )Q EAS? FORTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR GRAND 4) Central depot—Room, Kitchen and Bedroom turnished complete tor housekeeping; also Rooms for singie genticmen, t= acess acetate UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- i MENTS TO LET. — i | ATTENTION —eRENCH FLATS, THIRTY-FOURTIC | street, $3) Lo $33; others $17 to $23, with all improve: | ents; pe session. “MURRIs B, BAER, 72 West 1hirty fourth street and 996 Sixth avenue, VYRENCH FLAT, EIGHT ROO: ALL LIGHT, ZA with modern improvements, at alow rent to a de~ sab Sirabie party ; strictly respectanle. tM, BKUDIGE, 919 Broadwa: GANT FLA’ SUITS OF 7 TO 10 ROOMS (“ail improvements; halls heated and carpeted janitor in attendance; rent $40 to $10) No. 982 avenu ND AND THIRD FLOOR: A Apply at 237 West bixteenth street, XINGION AVENCE, IN A DESIRA- neighborhood, second and Thiru Floors and ble part ot Fourth, together or separately, — 18 GEINTON FLACK (HENDERSON & BROWN) — © Floors ana Rooms in splendid houses; Basements for laundries or business, to first class occupants at low- est prices; furnished If wanted. WE TY-EIGHTH STREET, CORNER Sixth avenue.—Ihree Flats; every improve- ent;; halls and stairs carpeted; 63 West Twenty-fourth tand Second Floors. ‘Inquire of 8, RICH, 74 T TWED STREET.—HANDSOME TENE- v let to quiet, respectable families; Apply to agent, 4 house is four story brown stone tront, northwest corner jloth sirect aud First avenue. y4 HOUSES, RCOMS, &C., WANTED, In this City ana Brookty: GENTLEMAN WISHES A FURNISHED BOOM ON the west side in a strictly private family. Address ©. ©., box Ll Herald Uptown Branch office. PARM OF 20 ACRES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, tear. Howells, Orange. county.—Good buildings’ plenty ot fruit, good water; 3 hours trom New York via Erie Railroad; price $3,000. Inquire of J. W. FELTER, S09 West Fourth street, New York, or ©. C, HORTON, Howells. | FoR, SALE, OR KXCIANGE old sion, with splendid kuown as “Cliton.” on Georgetown Heights, D. C., ouly 15 minutes’ drive trom United States Treasury, and commands fine view ot Washington and the Capitol; will be of immense value to subdivide; owner desires @ choice, clear Property Im city or West, Address owner, 1. B., Heraid ofice T° VXCHANGE—FOR FARM $8,000, a fine little Piace Jersey City eluents, J. KU YAN ‘son mo BXOMANGE, tor the corner In 1; first c| THAT SUPERIOR grounds (45 acres), WORTH $7,000 OR in excellent neighborhood, Rl 3 convenieat Address 1 QUITY OF oklyn; has been ce ast foul algo other private Property, all irable, will exe jor a pro- ductiv clnity’ of New hust ood order and stocked, of about trom $12,000 to $20,000 i value, iree of encumbranee. Address J. D. 8, Herald Brooklyn Branch offi A BUSINESS apiod by owner Wot, EXCHANGE—$20,000) IN JERSEY CITY Lots for southern Property, Address owner, P. 1., Herald office. REAL ESTATE WANTED. WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH—A THREE story and basement House, in good order, between ‘Thirty-toarth and Fitty-minth streets and Fourth and Seventh avenu Adiress, giving lowest cash price and tull particulars, box 1,072 New York Post ofc Waste TO BUY FOR CASH—PRIVATE BROWN pA | Hiiare, inom, Foarwmenth to Forty. Pious eurth and sixth avenues, on Park avenue Ou, 0, BROERRY, 19 Nassau atroot, eo! } OUSK WANTED-—BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND Fiftieth streets and Third and Seventh avenues; a three story basement house, with modern improve- ments; remt not to exceed $1,200. Address B. T., Herald oftice. iki fe V TANTED—IN A QUIET, UNOBTRUSIVE F. a furnished room by @ lady: rent not to exe: per week. Address U. W.8,, Herald office. WANTED=A, FURNISHED HOUSE IN A CON: venient locality, where rent will be taken in board, Address H, M. 'Il., box 127 Herald oflce, WASTED- FURNISHED ROOM IN A GOOD LOCA. tion, not too tar up town: private family. Address, stating particulars as to location, charges, privileges, &e., IL 't. B., Herald ofiee. ANTED=A FULLY FURNISHED FOUR STORY ‘WAitrown stone: House. for a sinall, responsible pr yate family, between Thirty-fourth and Fitueth stree Park and Sixtn aventes, with possession Ist ot Septe ber. Address HAKDWARE, box 199 Herald office, TANTED—A FEW COMFORTABLY PURNISHED W *itooms, tor light housekee lower part of cit preforred.. Address M., box 1 Herald Uptowa Branc’ office, 1,205 Broad w: en ca TANTED-A HOUSE, BETWEEN FIFTH AND WW rrvtnth avenues, twenty-third and Ferty-second strecis; all modern improvements, Apply, for two days, \o R. LEFEBVRE, Liz West Fortieth street, MARBLE MANTELS: “AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICHS, AL" Ai oxwehave ioe ot Stats and Marble Mantels, ys slate rk ot over; eseription, Wasi rays and ee NRHYN SLATE COMPANY, ae and Seventee Union sauare, Fourth avent Tt" i B METROPOLITAN PRINTING SSTADLISHMENT is at 41d Broadway, in the Herald Baliding, | | | | | | men; tare 10 Se ore, BOARDERS WANTED. BEA TIVUL PRONT PARLOR, OVERLOOKING Mavison sare, ant two handsome Kooms on seo ond door. with first class Bourd, at 26 and 25 Kast Twem ty-third street Also transient boarders taken. hm) 10 $2 PER DAY: $6 TO Siz PER WEEK D0) “ine kooms. excellent table; tamilies 8 | ms itt. 16 end 176 Bleecker street, near Broadway. Croquet grounds. 3 10 WAVERLY roace NE. Pleasant front Kooms, $14, % two, with Board: single Kooms, per day; table board, $4 BROADWAY,~ $18 and $20, transical people, 2D STRE 129 BAST.—iiANDSOMELY FUR. ~1#) nishod Rooms, with first class Board, for families OF gentiomen; all boing comsorts; summer pri nborhoud and location; also day boarders. 2% AND 37 WEST FOURTEENTH STRELT.— Newly aud ele ntly furnished Ke pro gepe > SOUTH WASHINGYON 8QUARK.—PLEAB © antly furnished Kooms to ley with good Board won park, suitable tor tanilles of single gentle also table Boarn; references, 119 Bar sev tH BTRERT, NBA. suuare. single and doubl with Board. ior low prices; Fooms for tamnilvex FAQ WHS! TWENTY-FIRST STREET. —TWO NICELY 158 furmsned Bogus ts lec with or without Board, to gentlemen or gentlemen and wives. WES? FIFTY PIRST STREET, NEAR BROAD way.—Good Board can be had in private Al ily; first class accommodations tor gentlemes clans ne 33 without Board, en suite or singly, by transieat tor summer months. UNION connect: ENVK Pleasat stlemen able board. i OARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AND ey ge suitable f wis aud boarding houses may tamed at low prices trom the ME(#OPOLITAM TG ABLISHMENT, No. 214 Broadwa: it) eeicery BOAKD AND LODGING WANTED, NULEMAN A NGLE ROOM AND JA first class Bourd above seventeenth street ani pot distant from Browuway and ith avenue; unexcep- tonable references yiven and required: # family which he would hear the Fren h language spoken pre ferred. Address S1ANTON BROSH Kits, S77 B° ARD WANTED—BY TUREE ADULTS, UrTOW in a strictly private family and first clase localt between Fourth and Seventh avenues. Address NICU! Herald office. FQOARD WAN strictly prival Other boarders; two Kooms en, suite given, Address, stating terms, &¢., &. 1,278 Post office. } OARD Manta tee. fees Pl tb gp Rod family, an the vielmity ol xXth avel second aaet “Midress SBOAMDER, box 160 Horeld oltice. LEMAN AND WIP ] xood neighborhood ant DESIRE: .D—BY TWO GENTLEME: IN Tawily ond frat class locality ; AL reterences OTHERS, box OARD WANPED—FOR @ at$l2 to $14 per wee! cleanliness indispensable, Address B, W., box 172 Her Uptown Branch office, | ANPED—UN A PRIVATE JEWISB PAMILY W Nivcre there ate no other bourders, pleasant Hoowns and first class Board tor a man and wile; private tabi preferred. Address, with particulal ‘L. M, box 73 | siauon D. HOTELS. A -® “ROOMS, NEW M 4h. Bods, 2e., Soe. . RESSSES! C $2.00 per week, rt House, 202 Will Open all niga eas 5 SPOR PLACE HOPEL, 25 AND 27 THIRD AVE: and No. 4 St. Mark’s place (private entrance),— ext and best located house in the eity; Kuro- always open, ARIS pean plan MAZON street, betwe Blegant Apartm at moderate bru k, 38 AND 40 BAST TWELPTAL n Broadway and University place. nts for iaipilies and single genuemen JUMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, RNER CANAL © street. —On the European plan; Rooms by the aay. week or mouth; 75:. aud $1 ber night; weekly prices reduced. GEORGE RUCKERT, Proprietor. — = COUNTRY BOARD. NE CAT Lest CLASS AC tions at prices, GILBERT CUR- 4, South Durhain, Greene coanty N.Y. FEW FAMIL([ES CAN BE AUCOMMODATED at Forest Dell, Claveracs village, with rst class urd and large, airy Kooms; house and grounds not passed along the Tludson, Address FORKST DELL, Post oflice Claverack, N. ¥. ALN, MONG MC ) LAKE SCENES,— dA" Unsurpass more boarders, at very Aadress AVERY'S HILLSIDE, Katonah, OARD AT A FARM HOUSE—IN A QUIET PLACE by the water; nice grove, boating. suil water ai bathing. Address 1HOS J. TUPHLLL, Kast Cii—at CENTENNIAL iches, L. 1. Posey Ar LONG Be House, near the beucl., handsomely furnished Rooms, $1 per day; house on European plan; New York prices; two minutes trom depot aud beach. M. M. DOERGE, Proprietress. JOARDING AT THE GLEN FAKM HOUSE, NEAR Spring Valley, Rockland county, ». Y.; ‘boadng, bathing, shade and’ first class table, Address, as above, Mrs. GRINDELL, Proprietress. OARD WANTED AT ORANGE COR IN THE VICL ity), for gentleman gnd wife, ins private family. Address, stating terms, M.N. A.. Hcrald office, BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT A FARM house, pleusantly situated on the Catskil) Moun- twins; yood table, pleasant rooms and cold spring. Ade dress KIHODA RANSOM, Durham, Greene county, N. Ye Pex LLEN, CENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER Large, airy ooms, with first class Boal {hree minutes from the depot; shaded « to $Y per Week. round: terms Bir. GORDON. {IRST CLASS BOARD GAN BE HAD, THREB tiles rom Catskill village, tor 12, perxons ¢ grounds; plenty snade, fruit, ‘vegetables, tr 4 and butter: flue drives and everything first class; honse large and new; terms $8 to $10. WM. I, MAGILTON, Catskill, N. ¥. FECTLY HEALTH e chills or mosquitoes: pleasant Rooms; popular prices; bouts free; wishin five munutes’ walk of station, Address box 160 Post office, Katonah, Westchester county, . ONG BRANCH.—BEST BOARD, AT COOPER'S 4 elegant cottage, Ocean avenue; large rooms; beauth tui grounds; moverate prices, Mrs. AGN 1 ONG BRANCH.—FIRST CLASS BUARD, AT $7 4 per day, in Hal Se Cottage, bigs View avenue, one minute's walk from ocean or de. 25 Pil BarRS. JOSE! aed for health and beauty, cam take a few Fexsouuble Fates } IGH GROUNDS. “SUMMER RESORTS, : PAVILION HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN Island. tew desirable Rooms to let; 380 minutes rom New York, down the bay; convenient ‘tor busiat ts. F. COLe, Proprietor. DGECOMB HOUS HARBOR—ON the Sound, 44 hou bavhing, fishing, sailing; no mosquitoes; to $17 SU per week. Circulars, Address Post office, London, Con: SWOOD PARK HOTEL.—DELIGHTFULL¥ JAG 1) situated on the shore at Perth Ambo; Ju: gro lawns, tine drives and boating; fn ne, With week. class table, $10 to $15 AKE MOMEGAN HOTEL.—A FEW MORE DESIR 4 able Rooms tor tamilies and young men, Address JHEODORE MM. LENZ, Proprietor, Peekskill, N. ¥. IN RETREAT.—FOREST HOUSE, BUDD'S two hours via Morris and esox Railroad te Stanhope: excellent’ boaung and fisting. HENR MALLERY, lroprictor. ON HOUSE, INDIAN HARBOR, GREEM VL wich, Conn.—this iirst class Hotel is situated om Long Island Sound, 28 miles from New York, via New Haven Ruiway, excellent fishing, sailing and bathing; steamer Nelly White touches daily, both ways, |For it formation apply to ASHMAN & MORTON, Proprietors, on the premises, or at the »Sinclair House, Broadway, corner Kighth street, New York. OF YACK PAVILION.—IWO SUITS OF ROOMS Tent for August. A. SMIT YACK PAVILION.—ONE SULT OF CHOICE ROOMS torent Po A, SMIOM, C RIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. L= Ni open, Situated om the extreme end of Long mung Long Island Sound and Gardiner’s Bay; ely, a Er pooh Sent to the water; ae a oy riving and sailing; tis! unsur| nd ir . i pee. PARSONS. ich ee cular. Terms moderate. UNMER RESORT.—NEW RAILROAD TO RED “bank and Long Branch, from the foot of Liberty street.—The Leighton House, Newman Springs, is beaw Soy, Syed ae corer ar Tt cK from lepo' jerms $2 5m thot 44 “YH TOMAS PRICE, Proprietor. “QEVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE,” MONRO! or .—Get excursion ticke! Railway; « free; every night; worl enjoyment: little expense; see mortality reports, send your children here and save them. TAN PRINTING BSTABLIS! dway, in the Herald Builaing. _INSTRUCTIO! TLEMAN IS WILLING TO TEACH GERMAN French in the evening im compensation for Address X. ¥. Z, Herald ofties, Af and furnished room. NHEGARAY INSTITUTE for young Indies and Misses. Boarding and Day school; Latin, English and Freneh French is the language of the ‘amily. Mme. DE UERVILLY, 1,527 and 1,529 Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa. tae aioe MILITARY ACADEMY, CHESTB! ‘a., opens September 5; Civil Engineering, Classics and rnglisi tporomeay: tangnt. For circ! apply to Colonel THRO. 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