The New York Herald Newspaper, September 3, 1875, Page 11

THE COURTS. An examination was commenced yesterday by order \% ef Judge Brady, of the Supreme Court, on the applica- ‘tion of Joseph Clifton, to recover the custody of his young daughter, Teresa Clifton, at present in the care of the Sheltering Arms, The father avows that he did not know that the house of Mrs. Annie Small, from which she was taken, was a panel house, The object of the examination is to show the fitness or otherwise of the father to have the custody of the child.. Mr, John D. Townsend appears for the father and United States (Commissioner Davenport in opposition, On the affidavit of J. W. Drexel and Albert Gallup, in the suit of Drexel, Morgan & Co, against the Bank of California to recover $25,000 in gold, Judge Brady, at Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, granted the usual order of publication, The affidayits set forth that the defendant is a foreign corporation; that no officer of the defendant could be found withm the State on whom service could be made; that the president of the ¥ank is dead, and that the cashier lives in San Francisco, A warrant of attachment was also granted yesterday by. Judge Brady against the property in this State belonging to tho Bank of California in a suit brought by Joseph Hubson and others to recover $7,494 40 in gold. A similar attachment was granted in the suit of Henry H. Fargo & Co,, the last named’ sult being brought on vilis of exchange for $100,009, of which the Bank of North America is payee. A warrant of attachment was likewise yesterday granted by Judge Brady against preene in this State belonging to the Gold Bank and Trust Company of San Francisco to recover upon two drafts for $4,628 41. ‘The suitors in the case are the Equitable Life Assurance Society of this city, The assignees of Friend & Pitts antl Samuel A. Castle & Co, filed their bonds yesterday, Mr. James Glassfora and Daniel E, Pedell being the ‘bondsmen of the for- mer in $10,000, and Jacob Waldheimer and J. E, Hymes of the latter in $60,000, In both cases the sureties Justified in double the amount of the bond, A voluntary petition in bankruptey was fled yester- day in the United States District Court by Messrs. Edward 8, and Joseph Torry, owners of patents on door springs, weather strips and ice cream freezers. ‘The firm states that its Habilities do not exceed $30,000, A young man, named Hammond Wittowskl, 'was brought before United States Commissioner Osborn ye@terday charged with taking from the New York ‘ost Oifice, on August 31, 1875, a letter addressed to Julius Oppelhover, and’with unlawfully opening the id letter. In default of $500 bail the prisoner was com- mitted to Ludlow Street Jail to await an examination, which will be made at ten o’clock A. M, to-day, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Brady. Betts ve. Betts,—Order of publication granted, Goward ys, Lacey.—A{Mdavit insufficient. Kahn ys. Weil.—Gounsel to appear September 2, Blakslee vs. Browu,—Denied, because no proof of the demand, Wheatley vs, Spooner,—The preponderance of evi- dence ta against the plaintiff, and the motion must be denied, Haviland vs, Hadley.—Denied, because no under- taking is given. Richards vs, Richards,—I think a reference is in these cases the settled decent of the courts. The petitioner must prove his claim fully, Motion granted, Macy ys. Strobel.—Motion granted. E. J, Knight appoitited receiver, Bond, $50). in the matter of Mary Jane Platt; Citizens’ Savings Bank ys. O'Neill; Mead vs. McNamara; Page vs, Tay- Jor,—Granted, Catherine Boyle vs. John Boyle.—Report of referee confirmed and decree of divorce granted to plaintiff, Ullmann vs. Haas,—Undertaking on appeal approved, Palmer ys. Morrison.—The value of the property is disputed and the validity of the mortgage assailed on the proofs presented; it does not appear that the de- fence is false. The appointment of a receiver is a mat- ter of discretion and should not be made where the security may be ample and the validity of the debt questioned, ‘The plaintiff may, however, if so advised, Yenew the motion on further proofs, TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Justice Duity. WANTED AN OWNER, Yesterday afternoon Officer Hogan, of the Sixth pre- einct, arrested in Baxter street, two colored men named Dan Williams and Peter Cooperson, having in their possession a valuable black silk. suit which they were trying to dispose of. When asked how they came by the property they were unable to give any satisfactory account, and so were locked up. Justice Duffy subse- quently held them to await the appearance of an owner of the property. The prisoners are said to belong to the notorious Battle row gang of Williamsburg, SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE, Frederick Varley, a brother of Reddy the Black- sinith, was yesterday heid to answer in $100 bail on a charge of selling liquor without license. He gave bail and was release: WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixby. AN ALLEGED GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDED, Captain Steers, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, made a raid on an alleged gambling house at No, 17 West ‘Twenty-eighth street about eleven o'clock Wednesday night and arrested four persons named Virgil Whit- comb, James E. Williams, Henry Wilhams and John Smith. Whitcomb, who’ is said to be the proprietor, was held in $500 bail to answer by Judge Bixby yester: day, and the rest were discharged. A DESPERATE TILL-TAPPER. Gustave Bischoff, of No, 308 Eighth avenue, yesterday morning caught a man named James Burns, of No. 864 Ninth avenue, in the act of robbing his’ money drawer. As soon as Burns discovered that he was detected he pulled out a pistol and threateued to shoot Mr. Bischoff unless he was allowed to leave the store. Mr. Bischoff, in spite of Burns’ threat, called in Officer Cairns, of the Sixteenth precinct, who took Burns into custody. Judge Bixby held the prisoner on two separate charges of petit larceny and felonious assault and battery. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Before Judge Morgan, DANGEROUS ACQUAINTANCES. About seven o'clock yesterday morning August Rein- hardt, of No. 127 Delancey street, went into Owen Geoghegan’s saloon, at No, 103 Bowery, to take a drink. There he met a girl named Mary Maher, whom he invited to join him ina social glass. Mary accepted the invitation and engaged August in a conversation for a few minutes, during which time she managed to rob him of a wateh and chain anda pocket knife, She then bid him good morning and left the saloon, Im- mediately after her departure August missed his watch, and, running out in the street, saw Mary going down the Bowery toward Canal street. He caught her at the corner of Eldridge and Canal streets, and when he demanded the watch from her she turned on him like a young tigress, and, were it not for the timely intervention of Detective Sullivan, nth pre , August would have suffered se- physical injuries, as well as the loss of his watch, Mary was arrested, brought to the Eldridge street sta- tion house and the stolen property was found in her possession. Judge Morgan yesterday afternoon com- mitted her in $1,000 bail to auswer at the Court of Gen- eral Sessions. POLICY DEALERS ARRESTED, OMficers Sullivan, O'Connell and Kiely yesterday ar- rested Joseph Miller, of No, 120 Forsyth street; Nathan Hess, of No. 301 East Houston street, and Jacob Abra- hams, of No. 194 Rivington street, on a charge of gell- ing lottery policies, They were brought betore Judge Morgan aud held in $500 bail each to answer, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Wandell, AN ILLEGAL ARREST, Willam Barry, proprietor of a first class boarding house at No. 44 Lexington avenne, was arraigned on a charge of larceny under the following circumstances :— A gentleman, named Edward F. Byron, and his wife, boarded with Barry until they had contracted a debt of $16, failing to pay which he took one of their trunks as security until the money should be paid, Captain Garland, of the Eighteenth precinct, caused Barry's arrest in his own house sim) on the representations made to him by Byron, The Court discharged the ac- cused on the complainant's own statement of the case, the arrest being, in the opinion of Judge Wandell, ille- gal and unwarranted, Barry will sue for damages, FELONIOUS ASSAULT, Edward Wall, No, 344 East Twenty-third street, was charged with inflicting dangerous wounds with a pocket kulfe on John Feeuey, of No, 400 East Twenty-third street, | He was committed to awnit the result of Fee- ney's Injuries, which, he claims, he inflicted in self- defence, CHEATING THE WINDSOR MOTEL. * Lewis Kordstein, alias Jacob Huer, was arraigned for obtaining board and lodging at the Windsor Hotel to the value of $25, He represented himself to Mr, Weather- veo, of the hotel, as a Hungarian count, and ex. pected remittances from an unelo named’ Ferdinan ". Leitner, now in Chicago, bat whose Business is in jenna, Hé was fined $10 and put under $300. bail to € of good behavior for six-months, in default © was committed to prison, de COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAy, hie Soe by Judge Brady, — SUNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, 4 DEFINITION oF “ABANDONM Enty." Wasmixaron, Sept, 2, 1875, Venders? Nen—Equitablo interest—Terminated by surrender, fieman and Hiram Jonuison, plaintiffs in error, ys, E. I. Leonard, executor. et al.—In error to tha Circuit ‘T OF Prop- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET “Sourt for the Western District of Michigan.—Mr. Jns- tice Hunt delivered the opinion of the Court.—Freder. ick B, Leonard, of whom the defendants in error are the executors, brought his action in the Circuit Court, claiming to recover from the Jennisons, the plaintiffs in error, $25,000, the alleged value of certain sawed lum- ber taken by them from his possession, The canse was submitted to the Court for trial without the interven- tion of a jury. The taking of the lumber was proved ‘and its value Was found to be $17,133, which was after- ward reduced to $11.461, for which sum judgment was ordered for the plaintiff. ‘The trial was before the Court without the inter- vention of a jury, by virtue of the act of March 8, 1865 (13 Stat, 501); and the record contains a special finding of facta, Leonard and others, under the style of the Beldon Lumber Company, were the owners of certain lands in Michigan, " respecting which a con- tract of September = 1, 1866, was = made with Edward Cole, a consideration of $27,000, to be paid to them, they agreed to. sell and convey to Cole the lands described. Cole agreed to pay for them the sum of $27,000, as follows, viz. :—$10,000 with interest in one year, the same sum with interest in two years, the balance of $7,000 with interest at the end of ‘three years, It was further agreed that-for every 1,000 fect of timber cut and removed Cole should pay monthly the sum of $3, and he agreed to cut and Temove at least 8,000,000 of feet every year. In the event that the monthly payments fell short of the annual payment, Cole was to make up the deficiency prior to June 11, 1847. Cole-executed to the Jennisons, the par- ties to this suit, a bill of sale of 1,000,000 feet of the logs cut on said premises, and three chattel mortgages upon the same to secure them for advances made to him. The Jennisons, not being paid the amounts se- cured by their mortgages, entered upon the lands in question early in July, 1867, and took possession of the timber cut by Gole, ‘and not theretofore re- moved, and commenced to remove the same, On the 20th of that month they entered into anagreement by which they recognized the interest of Leonard in the property, and undertook to pay what was due on the contract to Leonard, and what should become due so long as they “operated” under said chattel mortgage, A. dispute soon arose as to the amount thus due, and on the 4th of September, 1867, the Jennisons refused further to “operate” on the land, but abandoned the land and have not since removed any timber therefrom. Leonard then entered into pos- session of the lands, for the alleged breach of contract by the non-payment of $5,282 70 then due and unpaid on the Cole contract, and took possession of all the down timber not removed, amounting to 1,122,000 feet, board measure. At an ex- pense of $5,369 64 this timber was transported by Leonard to a mill near the mouth of the Grand River, sawed into lumber, and placed on vessels for the Chicago market, without interference with his posses- sion, removal or manufacture by any one. While thus on the vessels, and about to be sent to Chicago, the Jennisons seized the lumber, sold and converted it to their own use, ' claiming thatthe logs from which it was manufactured were theirs by virtue of the mortgages to them from Cole, hereinbefore described, It is for this tak- ing the action 1s brought. There 1s but a single question of law in the case, viz., Are the fats found sufficient to support the judgment?’ ‘This question may be affected by a greater or less number of considerations, but tt is the sole question, Looking at the circumstances that Coie had refused to perform and had surrendered aud assigned all his interést in the contract and the timber; that the Jennisons had ceased their operations and had abandoned the land; that+ Leonard had entered into possession of the land and the timber cu and had caused the same to be removed and sawed into boards; that the right of the Jennisons ex- tended only to such timber as had been cut where the mortgage was executed; that there is no evidence that the timber in question had then been cut, it seems sufficiently plain, not only that the Leonards’ were the owners of and lawfully in possession of the timber and lumber in question, but that their right was assente!l to by all parties who were in a condition to question it. The Jennisons not only failed to show any title to the lumber at any tine, but voluntarily abandoned what- ever interest they might be supposed to have had. Judgment affirmed, THE MURDER OF CAPTAIN LAWRENCE. The pursuit of the unknown murderer of Captain Lawrence, of the schooner. Joseph E. Potts, though at first too long delayed, is now persistent, and with some hope of a successful result, There were rumors yester- day morning that he had been arrested at East Chester, on the Sound, only ashort distance from the scene of the murder, put they proved to be unfounded. District Attorney Corning yesterday ascertained that Michael Welsh, who was on the tugboat which towed the Potts up to Cow Bay, was not acquainted with the murderous mate’s name, althongh he remembered seeing him. The Claribelle, on which the mate sailed before he ship- ped with Captain’ Lawrence, had not arrived at Bos- ton last evening, and nothing could be learned from that source, There is another clew, which Officer Smith, of Flushing, is now working out, which it is thought will lead to something tangible, not only as to the mur- derer’s name but his whereabouts. CORONERS’ CASES. 279 Spring street, died yesterday afteroon, at her resi- dence, without any medical attendance, Mary Carl, aged ten months, residing at No. 1,168 First avenue, died suddenly yesterday morning, The Coroner was notified yesterday to hold an in- quest in the case of Phillip Levy, aged twelve months, who died yesterday from injnries received from falling down a flight of stairs at No. 8 Ludlow street, Jacob Noessel, aged twenty-one years, died yestor- day, at his residence, No, 140 Lewis street, from a wound in the foot, caused by his stepping on a nail, William Hilton, colored, forty-four years of age, of No, 44 Baxter street, was found dead in bed at two o'clock yesterday morning. William Stackpole, aged abont sixty years, wes found lying dead yesterday morning in the yard rear of No, 82 Elizabeth street by Charles Blinkenhole, ‘The Coroner will hold inquests in each of the above cases some time next week, T* GHANCERY JIN ENGLAND. , A, 69, ADVER- tisement.—Andrews vs. Woodward.—Pursuant to a de- cree of the High Court of Chancery made in a cause between Mary Andrews spinster and Martha Andrews # person ot unsound mind not so found by Inquisition by: the said Mary - Andrews her sister and next friend plaintiffs against Jobin Woodward defendant The persons claiming to be the nephews and nicees of the testatrix FRANCES ANDREWS late of Lodge Road Winson Green Birmingham in England spinster living at her death which occurred the 19th July Thad or the legal personal representatives of wich. as. have since died are by their Solicitors on or before the Sd day of May 1876 nand prove their claims at the Cham- bers of the Vice Chancellor Richard Malins at No. 3 Stone Buildings Lincoln's Inn Middlesex or in default they will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the sald De- cree, Wednestay the 17th day of May 1876 at 12 o'clock at noon at the said Chambers is appointed for hearing and ad- juuieating upou the claims, Dated this Sth day of August 875, ALFRED RAWLINSON Chief Clerk, ROBERT DUKE 2X Southampton Buildings London Plaintiffs Solicitor, __ FURNITURE, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FURNI- ture and Carpets till September 1, at B. M. COW- PERTHWAIT & CO,'S, 156 and 157 Chathain street, to re- duce stock. Great bargains in walnut and painted Chamber Suits; great bargains in Parlor Suits; great’ bargains in mis: fit Carpets; great bargains in e og. eee BM. COWPERTHWATT & CO, WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR + Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COWPER- W. & C008, 155 and 1 9 prices. mense stock and —EXTRAORDINARY CHA E FOR HOUSEREEP- of country residences — their entire Household Suit purctasers—namely, Suit, eovered in satin, with nie do, , $125; 8 brocatel magnificent latest style Parle kilded frame, cost, $500, for #20 and rep Sets, $75, 800, 845 ; Centre Tables, Etageros, Bronzes, Paintings, velvet and Bras! pets, HO cents yard Mantel Ornaments; Chamber Suits, complete, with Dressing: cases, from $50 up; spring and hair Mattresses, Wardrobe: Bookcases, Buffet, Extension Tables, Dining Chairs, Glass, China, Silverware, &e.—in fact, every arttele necessary for housekeeping; also « grand square 7h octave Planoforte, rly new, cost #000, for $250. Call, this day or for one week, at 21 East 20th street. N. B.—Arrangements made With competent men to eart or pack goods for p MAGNIFICENT GILDED SATIN BROCADE GRAND Duchess style Parlor Suit, nearly new, for only $14¢ ‘one do., Marie Antoinette style. Ph brocatel and rep Suits, # Washstands, Dressing Cases, hina, Sil er Ware, Cuth No. 105 East and $35; Bodstew Mattresses; Extension 'Y, &e. ; great sacrifi hirteenth street, near Fourth avenne. A —FURNITUR + dence 120 W E FOR id A SALE, AT PRIVATE RESI- st 2 near Oth ay. istin, eh Windsor Pianoforte: alwo Bradbury &Co.'s; magnificent, latest style Parlor Suite pieces, covered in'satin, cost $1,000, for $350. Top Suits, $125, #75 and 860; Chamber Sets, gilded, with Dressing ¢ st 8075, for #20 inet made walnut Sets, 8100, Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, dc.: lihrary nd dining Furniture, Paintings, Bronges, Clocks, burtains, Centre Tables, Bookcases, Buffet, Chairs, Silverware, Crock: ery: Xe. Private parties in want of furniture call and @x- atiinie, at, T PRIVATE SALE—MAGNIFICENT HOU’ Furniture, Parlor Suits, in crimson and tan cotelaine; superb four round’ 7: forte, #275: upright 7 octave gant Chamber Sots, Bedstend tresses, Turkiahy Sit, $125 ate, deboard, Chairs, in leather; Bronzes, Paintings, i haircloth ‘Suits, #35; Carpets, ac. tin lots to ele? Gott No. 47 West Sixteenth street, betwoon Fifth and Sixth ave EHOLD tin and PERSONS WANTING — FURNITUR: FAVOW'S advertisement this day’ In auction colin, only fine goods offered wt anction; other goods private sale; | fow limite 13 East Fourteenth strcets BY LAVES ACTION ER: 90 EAST THIRTRENTH streo a 8, Ph afta, Bedroom ‘Lown, sen, Chiffoniers, Etagores, &e.,'at private New misfit Carpets, PARLOR AND KITCHEN FURNITURE at 'new, at private sale, by a family dectining ping. Call between 9 and 4 o'clock nt 205 Monroe M. ", sale av auction prices, alm housekee street. YOOD SECONDHAND, AND MISFIT Brnsssia, three-pl and ingrain Carpets, Ofte jattings, &c., very cheap, at the old place, 112 side entrance, HE METROPOLI' is at 218 Broadwa: ENGLISH hs, Cocon ton sttect, % PRINTING ESTABLISH: in the Herald Building, en Barbara Seigel, forty-five years ot age, residing at No, | + Clocks, | nofortes, Pai tings, | | Chairs, lager beer Tea C SALES AT AUCTION. AUCTION, SALR AT THE RLEGANT FIVE STORY thts (FRIDAY RNING, AT 1044, 0% atl par fy a Ang oe focot ‘Bradbury, aod Windsor’ Tit octave Planotorte inut and rosews ate: covered in satin, brocate! and and marquetry Centre Ts Jardinieres, ros, ke. odstos *, her walnut ads, ing Cases, Bureaus, 1 and hair Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, Purnitare—Buffet, Extension . Chairs in and Tea Sets; also rep hair cloth 8 Kitchen “Furniture and over 400 lots by catalogue. N. B.—Competent men to pack and shi, xis to city or country. Fee Oy oF OTURE FETZGERALD, Auctioneer, UOTION SALE—BY J. KRAMER, AUCTIONEER, at the Auction and Commission House, 105 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue this (Friday) morning. September, at’ 103g o'clock, magnificent (atest style) Parlor Suits, Planoforte, Curtains, Mirrors, Clocks, Vases, Bedstends, Dressing Cases, Bureans, Washstands, Mattresses, Bedding, Tables, Library Furniture, Extension: Table, Glass, China, Silver Ware, Cutlery, de. Sale positive. JERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, 87 NAS- sau street, On SATURDAY, at 1014 o'clock. SALE OF GENE TREHOLD AND OPFICE PUR- NITURE, FINE PARLOR AND BEDROOM SUITS, faxpets, Oileloths, Kitchen Uteusily, tWo fine rosewood Pianos, UCTION. Nor GOOD SECOND. HAND AND misfit English Brussels, three-ply and ingrain Carpots, Oilctoths, &e., from auction, very cheap, at the old place, 113 Fulton strevt, side entran TONVER, B Cc. Di FAVOR, AUC 3 M. E. FAVOR, Auction and Commission, 13 East Fourteenth street, Friday, at 10 A, M. First fall sale; large lot of Furniture from private houses and accumulation of the summer, consisting of Parior Suits, Bedroom Suits, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Worokus, Dining ‘Tables, Chairs, Loungos, Sotn Beds, Turkish Chairs, Recep- tion Chairs, Carpets, Mirrors, Qornices, Library and Centre Tables, Desk, Refrigerators, Cutlery, Glassware, Kitchen Goods, &e, Also good Sate, Wheeler & Wilson Machine. per- fect order. N. B.—None but rfectly free goods offered, private sale, low fimit. "2 bi BY 2%, CAMPBELL, SR, AUCTIONEER. —BY VIR- tue of chattel mort ‘will sell on Saturday, nt 11 O'clock, the well known, Hake 56 Rutgers street, tokether with Horses, Wagons, Store Fixtures, See Saturday's Herald. By order of Charles M. Earle, Attorney for) gage. Further particulars at CAMPBELL & CO.'S office, East Ninth street, ATALOGUES, POSTERS, OIRCULARS AND ALT. kinds of Auction Printing done with the greatest despatch by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 248 Broadway. GyroRaH HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER, HOLBROOK & ROLLINS, (Successors to. Win. Witters), will sell this day (Friday) at 2 o'clock, at 404 and 456 Canal street, an extensive assortment of Household Furniture: Blackwainnt and enamelled Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits in reps and hair cloth, Bedsteads> Bureaus, Washstends, exten- sion, leaf and marble top Tables, wood, cane seat and up- holstered Chairs and Rockers, gilt, blackwalnut pier and mantel Mirrors, Mattresses, Beds and Bedding, office Purni- ture, iron Safes, Showeases, Wardrobes, Bookeases, Cornices, Paintings, Engravings, Window Shades, Crockery, Glassware, seven now Cook Stoves. &c, Dealers’ specially invited to P. TONEER. a + Mortgage sale this day, at 103¢ o'clock, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, at 59 Great Jones strect, large lot of in- rain and other Carpets, Olleloth, Parlor ‘Suits, Pictures, ‘locks, walnut sedsteads, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Cottage Suits, Tables, Chairs, best hair and other Mattresses, feather eds, Pillows, Stoves, Sewing Machines, one large bay truck Horse, set of Harness, four bbls, Long Island Potatoes, A. B, CLARK, Attorney for Mortgagee. ARSHAL'S SALE—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER.— this day, at 11 o'etock, at tho auction ron No, 11 University place. comér of, Eighth street, the entire contents of ® Paper Collar factory, consistin, Cutting, Moulding, Punching and other Machines, Shafting Belting, Dies, paper Collars, quantities of paper Boxes, Letter Presses, Desks, Beales, iron Safe, large rolling Track, Baskets, Stov ‘ables, « Also V'lange patent oyster Range and Broiler, Motiese Duparqnet, makers. ARVIN R. CLARK, Marshal. ARSHAL’'S SALE.—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, will sell this day, at 11 6’clock A. M., corner of Unt- versity place and Eighth street, Household Furniture, con- sisting of Parlor Suita, Bodsteads, Bedding, iene oe reau, Lounges, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Cooking Uter sils, Crockery, &e., 4c. Sale positive and in lots. By order P. DAILEY, Marshal, ORTGAGE SALE.—BY AUTHORITY OF A CHATTEL ortgage, I will sell at pupils auction, this day, at 11 * t the corner of Bunk and West streets, one of Rea Saws, F JOHN McDONOUGH, ‘Auctioneer, Ava. H, ALLEN, Attorney for Mortgagec. ORTGAGE SALE.—ISAAC WOLF, AUCTIONEER.— MYERS & CO. sell this day, at 17 Bowory, at 103g gclock, the entire Furniture and Bedding of s, four story joarding House, consisting of Sofas, Tables, Chairs, marble top Bureaus, hstands, Toilet Sets, foather Beds, Mat- tresses, Pillows, Quilts, Blankets, Sheets, &c., together with large Cooking nee, Crockery, Tinware, dc, “Sale pos. tive. By order of HENRY MYERS, Attorney for Mortgage ‘PAWNBRORER'S SALE THIS DAY. JAMES, AGAR, Anctioncer, will sell at 59 New Bowery, at 10! o'clock, 300 lots Overcoats. Business, Sack and Frook Coats, Panta loons and Vests; at 1 o'clock, 300 lots Silk and other Dresses, velvet Sacks, broche and ince Shawls, Remnants, Table Linen, Underelothing, Blankets, Pillows, Quilts,’ Boots, Shoes and other goods.’ By order of B. Levy, 615 Hudson st! AWNBROKER’S SALE.—WATCHES A\ ry.—R. FIELD, General Auctioneer, salesroom No. Mowery, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock,'600 lots gold. and silver Watches, diamond and fold gewelry, Ri Earrings, gold’ Guard, Fob and Vest, Chai 5 Guns, Pistols, Musigal Tustraments, Opera Glasses, Me- chanics’ Tools, &c. By order of D, De Long, East Broadway ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, Mortgage sale, Will se this day (Friday), nt 12 o'clock, at No, 344 East Twenty-first street, Fixtures of Liquor Store, viz. Bar and Buck Bar, Beer Pump, lcebox, Bagatelle Table and Balls, 7 Tables, 35 Chairs, Pictures, Mir Tors, Glasses, Stave, Fixtures, £o. DENIS GALVIN, Attorney for Mortgage. ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.—WILL SELL, Saturday, September 4, at at 1034 o'clock, at No: 146 Wooster street, Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Lounges, Cottage Suits, Bedding, Pictures, Crockery, &e. RICHARD, WALTERS, AUCTIONEER: 27 East Broadway, near Catharine street. Mr. WALTERS will give his personal attention to Ano- tion, Mortgage, Assignee and Logal Sales of every descrip- tlon. “Mortgages foreclosed. His experience as Sheriffs Auc- Honeer for nine years, during which time he gave entire sat- isfuction, is guarantee of his eapabilities and responsibility. S HERMAN, searacge AND GENERAL AUC- joneer. s, Liqnors, Brandies, Champagne, Cigars, Office Furnt- ture, Safes, &c. This day (Friday), September 3, at 1124 ovclock, at No, 13 Bowery, the entire Stock of a wholesale liquor dealer and importer, consisting of a large and general assortment of casks imported Brandies, Gin and. Rum, bar- rels of choice old Bourbon and Rye, Scotch and Trish Whis- key, casks Port, Sherry, Rhine and’ Claret Wines, about 200 cases imported Wines, Brandies, Gin, Bitters, Kimmel, Claret, cases and baskets Champagne, « large lot of tm? d'Brandios, Wines, Whiskeys, &c., in bottles and demi- hns; also a large lot of Cigars, various brands; Office Fur- hiture, Sufos, &e. Sale positive. Dealers invited. NUERIFI'S SALE OF A BUTCHER SHOP. 8. HERMAN, Sheriff’ auctioneer, will sell. this day (Friday), September 3, at 10 o'clock, at No, 204 East Forty- seventh ‘street, the contents of a Butcher Shop—vis., Ice- house, Meat Racks, Counters, Senles, &e. Sale positive WILLIAM 'C. CONNER, Sheri Tomas Dextar, Jr., Deputy. QUERIEP'S SALE OF LEAP TOBACCO, &c. & HERMAN, Sheriff's Anctioneer, ‘sells this Friday, September’ 3, at 113g o'clock, No, 13 Bowe: eases of Leaf Tobacco, py ae and Fillers, Sale pou ive. Dealers invited. Also, one Desk, Safe, &¢, WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff, Henny New, Deputy. SALE OF CAMOMILE FLOWERS, DRUG- WO. gist’s Ste &e.—S. HERMAN, Sheriffs Auctioneer, sells this day (Friday), September 3, at 10 o'clock, at No. 48 Water street, casks Camomile Flowers, a large lot of Seed: also Druggist’s Stock, Office Furniture, Safes, &c, Sale post. tive, in lots, ILLIAM C. CONNER, Sherif, Wittiam H, Cannort, Deputy. HERIF SALE OF HORSES, HARNESS, WAGONS, SS &c.—8. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells this day en, Sept at 119 o'clock, at 13 Bowery :— wo fing Horses and Haruess, one top Carelage and Soda WM. NER, Sheriff, EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. UNARD LINEB. AND NAH M. 8. F. CO. C FY sganmers ‘fia ie Ve w'apecide cour for il ousoas of outward to New York pio cpap te aly SOS Saas ing ‘On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, of nothing to the north of 4 From NEW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN. *RUBSIA, Sept. 8) ABYSSINIA. Wed., Sept, 22 ph ce ALGERIA,...Wed., Bopt. 20 0 ngors, Cabin $50, B100, Fao gold, ording to accom- modstion, Retarn tickets on (avorebie arms, Steerage thekets to and from all parts of Europe at lowest rates. Freight and cabin office, No. 4 Bowling Green. Bteerage-office, 111 Broadway, (Trinity Bullain BOTHMIA... Steamers # do no} ANCKEYN, Agent, REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. mW YORK TO BRISTOL “(ENGLAND) DIRECT, sailing from pier 15 East River as follows ARRAGON, Symons. Si LY, Sept CORNWALL, Btampor abin ater 4 % renoy; excursion tckets, $120. 1? 7 Soereees Poe ‘Apply to W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 70 South street, NLY DIRECT LINE To 1 THE GENERA) MAIL 5 } COMPANY'S CUAND. HAVE. NEY ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route forthe Continent cing mare southerly than any other) will sail Lroin pier Nu. BO North Riyer as follows — *VILLE DE PARIS Saturday, Sept, AMEMIOUB. Pousola. urday. Bept. 18 | *PERLERE, Danre..... a Saturday, Oct. 2 Pe ORICE OF PASSAGH IN GOLD dcludine wines First cabin, $120 and $110, a ud B11 ding to accommodation ; see- ‘ond cabin, third, $40. Return tickets at reduced rates. Stverage, #26, with superior accommodation, Including all necessaries without extra charge, Steamers inarked thus * do not carry steerage pussenge GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 55 Broadway. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ¥.. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 88. LINE. leave pier No. 3 N¢ N. Steamers Ba e.8 ‘grin River at 3 P.M. OTTY OF HAVANA. Tuesday, Se; CITY OF VERA CR ureday’ Rept, 18 OLTY OF NEW YORK. (0.0. Thursday. Sept, 23 FOR VERA ORUZ AND ‘NEW ORLEANS. via Hav: Progreso, Campeachy, Tuspan and Tampico, fhelats or passage” appiy"io' BALES CUBES or or ‘appiy” to F A. SONS, 31 and 35 reed Steamers wilt leave New Urleans Septeraber 18 and October 9 tor Vera Crus aud all the other ports, OMINICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, For TURK'S ISLAND, PORTO PLATO, SAMANA aod SAN DOMINGO CITY. 'The UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP TYBEE, Capt. W, A. GARDINER, will leave for above ports from Pler 1 ¢ River, on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, AT 8 P. i For Freight of Passage apply to L. DELMONTE, 50 Ex- change place. NB Positivety no fretght recetvod on day of sailing. MORGAN'S (MINE OF STRAMSIIIPS : for New Orleans and Texas, via Brashear City. Will sail every Saturday for Brashear City, transferring freight at that place to Morgan's Railroad tor New Orleans and points beytnd and to Morgan's line of steamers, thence to all the Texas ports, ‘Tho steamer, HUTCHINSON will safl from pter 86. North Raver, on Saturday, 4th of September, av 3 P, M., for Brashear City direct, Through bills lading stzrned to Mobile,” Galveston ‘and to all points on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonto, Houston and Texas Central, International and Great North: ern, Texas and Pacific, snd Trans-Continental railroads, and to Indianola and San ‘Antonio, and all points on the Gull, Western, Texas and Pacilic Railway, Brazos Santiago, Cor: pus Cliristi, Rockport, St, Mary’s and Fulton, Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton, landed at Rockport. 2 e and Chanel ‘dues at either Corpus Christi or raz0$ Santiago at the expense and risk of consigneo, Freight for Brownsville, Matamoros and’ points in the in> terior must have consignee at Brazos Santiago. Insurance aud freight at lowest raves. For freight or further information apply to : CHARLES &, WHITNEY’ £ CO, Avent, Pier 36 North River, 1875, iadelphlac0:49A: Mt ind a0 F Meee or Yor Long Branch P. From font Stheatcosk, her fear 9 a Sa ied ay’, frou 24th e EN, General Manager. P®°VPENCE AND STONINGTON STEAMSHIP CO, NEW. YORK AND BOSTON . STONINGTON LINK, From pier 33 North River, foot of Jay street, the ele: steamers RHODE ISLAND aad N. GANSE’ (except Sundays) at 5 P.M. PROVIDENCE LINE. North River, fuot of Robinson street, the CTRA and GALATEA dally xcept Bun- CLASS, CHICAGO, 817; 1. 847 Broadway ‘Nort! Bund street pier, 9 A. M.; pier 30 A. M. Falace cars tiveugh to Philsdelphia ott S30'P ME. line, WM, 8. SNED) From pier 27 shi ips “4 at —FIR elunati, $15; St, Louis, th Th down the Bay, through the ‘Narrows, around the Lightship, out on view of the islands and fortification, lightful sail on blue water. ALL THE MUSICAL’ ATTRACTIO Boat leaves foot Twenty-thir c b River, at 3 P. M.; foot of Murray street, pior 24 at 8:30, TICKETs, ONE DOLLAR, children half ‘price, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)—The same trip at same Ours, NEXT SUNDAY AFTE the favorite trip of the Herald. AS _ USUAL, TO PERTH AMROY, Details in two-morrow’s TEAMER VILLE DE PARIS, FOR HAVRE, WILL leave pier No. 0 North River, foot of Morton street, on Baturday, September 4, at 8 o'clock. Passengers are requested to be on board at 7 o'clock. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, Eee eto PACKET COMPARY Ss EOE for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. opt. 9 | FOMMERANIA,....Sept, 23 pt. 16 |SUEVIA, Sept, 80 to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg, Ham- 100, FRISIA WIELA ts Rat ur Cabin, first saloon, gold Cabin, second saloon, gold. Bteer , Currency. KUNHAKDY ¢ i 48, General A eneral Passenger Agent’, G1 Broad street, New ‘61 Broadway, New York. ‘OST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO HOL- land, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &¢., via ROTTERDAM, Steamer P. CALAND......... September 9 These beautiful steamers, Sarria She United States mail to the Netherlands, are well known for the regularity of their of and all points in England, Seotland and Wale: trips, Rates of passage low. PUNCH, EDYE & 0O., L, W. MORRIS, General Agents, 50 Broadway, TATE LINE, iS} NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, sailing from pier No. 36 North River, as follows + STATE OF VIRGINIA, Wednesday, Sept. 1 STATE OF GEORGIA. Wednesday, Sept. 8 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. ednesday, Sept. 15 STATE OF INDIANA... Vednesday, Sept. 29 and every Wednesday thereafter, First cabin, $70, $40 and yet ticl " bat “ait Wie a return tickets, Ba werage at 1 JSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Agent sts No. 72 Broadway, New York, Steerage office, 45 Broadway. NMAN LINE.—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE, sail as follows — LIVERPOOL, Royal Mail steamers are appointed to FOR QUEENSTOWN AND crry OF RICHMOND 8AM. CITY OF BRUSSELS. 2PM. CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday, Sept. 18, 7A, M. CITY OF MONTREAL, Saturday, Sept, 25; at 2 P.M. CITY OF BERLIN, Suturday, Oct 2, at 7 A.M: and each succeeding i rm por 49 Nore iver IEATES OF PASSAGE, Cabin. “60, $80 and $100, gold. Bteer esereess 6B Currency, Drafts issued at lowest rates. ve For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the com- pany's office, 1) Broa way. iit, Steertge Passage at 33 Broadway, or pier 45 North ‘iver. ies JOUN G. DALE, Agent. ILSON’S LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, to bo despatched trom pier 44 East River NAVARIN Sept. mi HINDOO Oct. 16 OTHELLC Or COLOMB Oct. Frency; second cabin, $45," currency, Excursion tickets on very favorable terms. ‘Through tickets issued to Continental and Baltle ports. Apply for full partic- vias CHARLES T. WRIGHT & CO,, 56 South street, ATIONAL LINE. From ‘bon Nos. 44 and 47 North River. ‘OR LONDON DIRECT. ant. 4,730 A.M, POOL. 30 A.M. First cabin, “Saturday, WAND L 30. A.M. | The Queen, Sept.15,7 UYPT... Sent I. Lea SPAIN. Seyi, 3001 PML ‘abin passage, $70 and currency. Steerage at greatly reduced prices. "Return tickets at reduced rates. repaid erage tickets frum Liverpod! at tho lowest rates. “Apply ” , 69 Broadway Lhasa witch F. W. J. HURST, Manager. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. N STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, © Lat peter tp rath eg Re A 7s ploe, font of Sgnend aboken DONAUss rs Sab, Rope 4 HERMANN:..Wod. Sept, 13 MAIN.. Sat, Sept, 11 RHEIN,....... Sat. Sept, 18 Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre or Bremen :— First cabin, $100, orld Seon, eabin, $00, gold; Steerage, O, currency. Return tickets at reduced rates, | of oe series cortitionten, $32, currency. © a ‘or freight oF OELRICHS & CO., No, 2 Bowling Green. NCHOR LINE. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. EW YORK AND GLASGOW. CALIFORNIA... jaturday, September 4, 8:30 A. M. | VICTORIA. V0) Saturday, September 11, 2 PB. M, UTOPTA.. urday, September 187 P.M. | ETHIOPIA aturday, September 25, 2. P.M " 25, 2.P. GLASGOW,“ LIVERP LONDONDERRY, NSTOWN OR BELFAST. quo thins $69, $75 and $0, currency, according to accommo INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE AT LOWEST | RATES, Drafts issued for an; HENDERSON Witz. star EE CARRYING TH. REPUBLIC BRITANNIC GERMANIO ADRIATIO TO, QUEE Amount At cnrrent rates. ROS., Agents, No, 7 Bowling Green, g rc Rates—Saloon, $30 at vorable terms, Steerage, $28. Saloon, eguteroons, mniokinis and bath rooms are placed | amidshiga, where the’ noise and motion are least, affording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable nt sea, For inspeetion of plans and other Information apply at tho company’s office, 19 Broadway, New York. vat ye RT. CORTIS, Agent. Yate oa STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, > z = £ = = Fa € FS 5) 5 & Sept, 7, 10 A. M. | W: «Sept 21,10 AM. | I Wisconsin,..Sept, 2, 3 P.M. Cabin, intermediate and steerage at lowest rates. Prepaid tickets at low rates, Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, €o. Drafts on Ireland, England, Frinee any at lowest rates. Apply to bovauia'd WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. PECIAL NOTICE.—THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM. Sr ikip NONTANA, safling for Queenstown and Liverpool on Tuesday, Septomber 7, hus superior accommodations for | cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers at lowest rates, ‘Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, D THE WORLD.—COOK’S FOURTH SPECIAL, personally conduetod party, leaves New York, September 15; San Francisco, Octobe wu arly seven months; first class travel; st hotels, de. Sh 623 COOR, 8 261 Broadway, N. ¥. gold. Lu [pas VERY LATEST. an EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY. Water Wagon. ©, CON. ¥ JILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, office No. 3 Chambers street, will sell on this day. at 10% o'clock, the Furniture and Fix- tures of the Hotel and Lager Beer Saloon 421 Pearl street, corner Rose street; walnut Counters, walnut Tables and hest: also marble top Dressing Bu- reau, walnut Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Mattresses, walnut ex- tension Table, Wardrobe, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery. &. WANES AND LIQUORS—TilIs DAY, FRIDAY, sEP- tember 8, at 12 o'clock. by HALSTEAD & PETERS, 83 Wi r ‘e ates earns” “Cabi- net, * favorite brands; Champagne, Port Sherry, Madet ret Wines in cas aks; binck- berry Brandy, LECTURE SEASON, “A ecreR EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK ON “Manhood and Cause of its Premature Decline” at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway, Houston and Bleecker streem psntters NIRCULARS, TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, POSTERS, J Pamphlets and all other Printing for lectures and rea ers done at low rates, by the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH MENT, 218 Broadway, New York, __WANTED TO PURCHASE. HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT fs at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Building. —TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A WELL established Businoss, New York or Brooklyn, Address, Ww. x fice. \TED—TO BUY 8TOC 4 AND FIXTURES OF A small Dray c K Store to move out of city, Address before box 109 Herald office, ANTED TO PURCHASE—STOCE, TIN AND HARD- vite ee sone 50 to fin from the city ne” ork; Brooklyn Property to exchange, Address 8. C., Herald Brooklyn Branch ofc r __ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &€C DVANCES MADE ON GOODS LEFT ON COMMIS- sion; Diamands, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Pianos, Biiks, Laces, €c., bought and sold; business confidential, 8, FIRUSKT, 102 Nassau streot, corner of Ann, first floor, AMERICAN | OFFICE 00—FINE DIAMONDS, Watches. Jewelry, Silverware, India Shawls, valuables, Be, bonght; tive highdst value pads, also time purchased effected; established 1854, . H. BARRINGER, 785 Brondwa “At 697 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Hatr Shawls, Laces ‘and Personal Property of every description bought'and sold, Loaus negotiated, JAMES P, MATTHEWS, DiANONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND, SILVER. ware bought sold back, when desired, at a very small advance, BORGE ©, ALLEN, Joweller, 1,190 Broadway, near Twenty-ninth street. WANTED—ro TIRE | FineT CLASS FURNITURE ‘enough for ® ; Addrace WFRNTTUIE box 209 Herald dices Ot SB OR SALE—A VERY FINE PAIR OF SOLITAIRE Diamond Earrings at a bargain: must be sold imme- diately. Address CARTER box 111 Herald offica, TEAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANTI: | © ties of printing will find it advantageous to deal with the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. | 218 Broadway, as its facilities for doing every kind of work are unsurpassed, while in promptness, neatness and cheap- hess it offers special inducerments, f Lading, Shipping Receipts, Tickets, Ma Lists, Circulars, Posters, Uards, Waybill ory 8 form used in the transaction of business carefully prepared and printed. () DONOVAN, ROSSA’S STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OF- fice, 182 Chatham square.—Steamers every day; Eng- Ireland, Scotland, Drafts payable everywhere at rate’ | COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. DACIFIC MATL STEAMSHIP LINE—FOR CALIFOR. | nla, Japan and Ching from pler 4 North River. | FOR ASPINWALL, COLON. Sept. 15, 12M, ail Gentral American and Pacite ports KETS TO THE CHILIAN EXPOSITION AND RETURN, till March, 1876, 8951, gold. KE Kari GOL Connecting for EXCURSION TIC aif at OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY #221, D, FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA. | QIPY OF PRRING,...isiiaiisatietis ces siasiss September 1 | STRAITS OF MA- ELLA | pany will despatch their new ‘and elegant steamshij CITY OF SAN FRAN on or about Wednesday, September 15, named destinatton, Cabin fara, $300 enrrency. For freight oF passage apply at pler 42 North River. JLLAY, Superintendent, TO SAN FRAN i r ‘The Pacitic Mall Steamship co. 1875, for above- OR NASSAU, Ny P. Carrying the Mails, | The steamship ZODIAC will sail from pier 16 Kast River on September 23 and October 14, at 12M. For freight ot passace apply to MURRAY, FERRIS & CO., Agents, 62 Routh street, Now York, LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, «9 ys Stiling from pier 37 North River, “ For Norfolk, City Point and’ Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs- daysiand Saturdny, at 9 P. M., connecting’ with the Virginia. ani Tennessee Ait’ Lino, Atlantic Const Line, Pledmont Ait Line, Chesapeake and ‘Ohio Railroad and with the. com: anys steam lines to interior points in North Carolina and Virginia, Newbern and Washington, N. ©, (la Norfolk), ovory Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Lower Del. daily, except Snturday, at 4 P. M., connecting with Delaware and Maryland railron Rasen F accommodations ansarpassed. rough pasange tickets and bills of lading to all points at lowest rates. Insurance to Norfolk, &o., 4 percent. Freight received daily at pier 3 rth River ‘General offices, 107 Greenwich street, New York. N. L, MoCREADY, President EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LIN) ‘These first class steamships will sail at 3 P.M. from pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar steeet, for Havana direct, CRESCENT orry Thursday, Sept. 9 COLUMBUS...... Tussday, Bop, ai For freight of passage, having unsurpassed accommods. ead tions, apply, to | M. P, CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green, MeKoller, Luline & Go.. Agents id Havana oO | Point, kill and Foe SEW ORLEANS DrnEor. ‘The Cromwell Line, The steamship HUDSON, Oaptain Gagor, will loave pier No. 9 North River, on Saturday, September 4, at 3 P, ‘Through rates given to Mobile, St. Lonis, Vicksburg and other points, Cabin passage, 8507 stecrage, $25, For Freight, at lowent ratew, or passage, UDBly to LARK & SEAMAN, 86 West stret. ALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH- ESAS LINE OF 1 “ing wt Key West, carrying the United States mail.— Tho steamer OLYDE, Captain Kennedy, will sail for Gale veston, via Key West, Saturday, September 4, at 3'P. M., from pier 20, Bast River, Through bills of lading given to all points on jaiveston, Houston and Henderson, Gal- veston, Harr and Sah Antonio, Houst Texas Central. International and Great Northern Texas. Pacitie, Transcontinental and Gulf and Western Texas ratlroads: Freigits and insurance at lowest rates. No charge for for- warding in New York. For freight or passage, Beving sue perior accommodations, apply. to ©. H. MALLORY & ©O., 153 Maiden tane. W. P. CLYDE & CO 6 Bowling Gree TPHE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS TO-DAY OF THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE PER CABLE PUBLISHED IN THE FIRST EDITION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM, AT 10 O'CLOCK EVERY DAY, BE FOUND ON ALL THE NEWS STANDS AND IN FRONT OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE, BROAD STREET, SERVED BY CARRIER TO ANY ADDRESS DOWN TOWN AT 10 O'CLOCK. LEAVE DIRECTIONS AT THE OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM, NO. 2 ANN STRE) (HERALD BUILDING) WESKLY FLORIDA LINE. Port Royal, 8. C.; Fernandina, Fla; Brunswick, Ga. The favorite and well known steamer HUNTSVILLE, Chester, Master, having superior accommodations for pas- sengers, will sail Thursday, September 2, from pier No, 3 North River, at 3 P. M,, to “above ports, making connection AND CAN oR with all points South “and Southwest, via Port Royal, the Plorid: Brunswick railroads. First cl pits: Through ticke ed to.ull p Stenmer MONTGOMERY, Faircloth, tember 10, For froight of HERM. G “ ‘Southwest, Muster, will follow Sep- yassaue apply to, LPCKE, No. William street, ‘RAVELLERS’ GUIDE. A A - A A “NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Rich- mond and Elm Park. Boa Whitehall streot at foot of Broadway, daily, at 6:90, 7:90, 8:30, 9:80, 10:45, A. M., 12:45, 2:30, 3:90, 4:90, 5:30, 6:90 and 7:90 P, M. Sundays, at half-past every hour from 8:30 A. M. Fare, 10 cents. fara Astor House cars leave V DATBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT —DAY BOATS ©. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Vestry 39, North River, daily (Sundays excepted), at ‘wenty-fourth street at 9 A. M., landin ‘ornwall, Newburg, Poughkeepsi Hudson. Tickets on sale for points North and West, ‘Trip tickets to West Point, Cornwall and Newburg, return: ing same day, $1, Special trains to and from Saratoga. ‘To sb 20; round trip, $5 40, Street, pier 235, and Ty Saratoga, Hancox, 1 very day (Suni TTENTION, RAILROAD COMPANIES |—PUNCH Slips or dip Tickets printed cheaper and on better dourd at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH MENT, Herald Building, New York, than anywhere else. LBANY, SARAT A D, O paleha oat CURSIONS VIA PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS, Jeaving pier 41 North River, daily (Sundays excepted) ot/6 j « on an after September 1 tickets to Montreal and return for return for $3, good for 30 ares can be obtained at the office of snid steamboats, pier 41 North River, foot of Canal street. ITIZENS’ LINE OF STEAMBOATS FOR TROY, CON- necting with all railway lines Norjh and West.—Elegant: steamboats leave daily, Saturdays excepted, at 6 P. M., from pier 49 North River, foot of Leroy street. “Through tekets sold over all connecting lines, ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, “via Newport and Fall River.—The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 23 North River, foot of Murray street, dail Sundays, June 27 to August 29,5 P.M. trough tickets sold at all principal hotels in the city. Hall’s Band engaged for the season. Fs WEST POINT, NEWBURG, POUGHKEEPSIE, dei Rondout, Kingston, Cozzens', Cornwall, Milton, New burg and Marlboro’ (by ferry), The MARY POWELL jer 39 -N. R., daily, at 3:30 P.M. (Sunday: xcepted). ARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION CoM- any's summor arrangements for 1875, commencing 0.” Boats leave Peck sip every half hour, from 6:30, .to7:20P. M., with the exception of the four. trips Fp sed -— fh og (3 tog Bae two o'clock, which il be hourly, See time table at landings, he ae eae ‘3. F TALLMAN, Superintendent, I ARLEM, MORRISANIA AND HIGH BRIDGE, to Saratoga and return for ®> and Albany and | N ENTIRELY NEW ENTERPELS i SPLENDID EXCURSIONS, MAGNIFICENT GIPTS, A GRAND WINDUP TO THE SEASON. 4 SAIL ON THE PLYMOUTH ROCK, E A SUPERB GIFT. Mosers. Hnntoon & Storer beg leave to annonnee that they have chartered from Jarrett & Palmer the superb steamer PLYMOUTH ROOK. and will give a series of six grand GIFT EXCURSIONS, on MONDAY, Sept, 6; HURSDAY, Sept, 9; TURSDAY. Sept. 7; PRIDAY, Sept. 105 WE! NESDAY, Bept, 8; SATURDAY, Sept. 11; when they will offer for distribution among the holders of tickets the following MAGNIFICENT GIFTS :— One Domestic Sewing Machine (half case cabinet), from Domestic Sewing Machine Company, corner Broadway ‘and Fourteenth street... «8105 One Domestic Sewing Muchine (same ‘styi¢), from’ Do- mestic Sewing Machine Company + 105 One Hundred Dollars in 15 One Seal Skin Sacque, Broadway. from ‘C. G. Gu ‘ther’s Sons, 562, aes Silk Dress Pattern. from Lord One Fancy Silk Dress Pattern. from Lord One Gentleman's Suit of Clothes, or Overcos Lockwood's, 586 Broadway, . One Lady's Broche Shawi, from Lord & ‘ts Oue Lady's Broche Shawl (duplicate) from & Tayl & Tayi ilver Tew Set (six piecos, w den Brittania Company, One Silver Water Pitel Brittania Company: One Gold Watch and ner Broadway and Fifteenth street, The same gifts, averogatinis in velue FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS, wil! be distributed and delivered on each excursion. ‘The distribution to be conducted by the Excursionists, THE GIFTS FOR EACH DAY WILL BE ON EXHIBIe TION IN THE WINDOWS OF THE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, CORNER BROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH STREET. The Excursions will be varied each day, and duc ayeeimRa- ments made in the morning papers, DANCING ON BOARD EACH DAY, GILMORE’S MILITARY, BAND, GLEE CLUB, MADRIGAL BOYS, CHIME OF CHURCH BELLs. COUPON TICKETS, TWO DOLLARS EAC: Now on salo at Fifth Avenue, Grand Central, St. Nicholas and Earle’s Hotels; Huntoon’s Restaurant, 532 Broadway; Broadway and at the boat. Number of tickets positively limited to 2,000, and are good only on the day for which they are issued. CHILDREN’S EXCURSION TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS, —DAILY EXCURSION TO ROCK mers AMERICUS, NEV! OK will make exe Sundays included), lea A! 2Ath st. NR. 8:30 A. West 1eh'st.."N, R. Barclay st., N Fulton ferr lon. P.M. rg, 8:15 A.M. and 1B, and 1:15 P Pier 27, B. R845 A Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, 9 A. M. and 1: «The commodions pleasure steam WILLIAM COOK F will run every day to Rockaway Beach, leaving — 24th st. NR 10 AM. NR, 10:90 A.M. Franklin st. Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, 11 A, M. Returning boats leave’ Rockaway at 10:45 and 11 A. My 4, 4:45 and 5 P.M. ¥ Fare, 350. Exenrsion tickets, 50¢, "ar Return tickets good on either bout. Wallace's brass band will accompany the WILLIAM CQOK. On Sunday two trips to Rockaway A GSATCRDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 4, TO FISHING tA. Banks.—Ocean steamer SETH LOW ig, Mt lays break; leaving Harrison street, North River, 12 M.; Ten street: North River, ; Bighth street, East’ River, 12455 jer 27 Enst River, 1 midnight. Tickets, 81 50, Steam WILLIAM FLETCHER takes ‘the Set) Low's piace on 5, as ustal, AL, FOS ABFISHING BANKS, R + (Saturdays excepted, ing Harri eet, N. R.. 6% : j Tenth sireet, h al. A. —EAST RIVER BOAT—DAILY EXCURSIONS TO + Coney Island. ‘The favorite steamer MONITOR will leave as follows :—Elghth street, East River, at 9 AM, 12 ¢ pier 27 Bast River at 9:10 A. M., 12:10 and aud Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at 0:3) A. M., 13:30 M. . A. —DATLY EXCURSIONS TO CONEY + favorite steamer ARROW: 1 wi ‘Twenty-fourth street, West Tenth street, N.R. 0B. M.; Franklin street, 3 $20 BOM; pier 198. RL, at O'S) Ar at 9 A.M. at 9:10 A. REGULAR SU burg, landing Spring and MORNING BOAT FOR NB Youkers, Iona Isluud, West Poin ornwall, ‘The favorite stéamer LON BRANCH (formerly the Sleepy Hollow), Captain Johm Lynch, loaves Fulton. Ferry, Brooklyn ai 8 A. M.; West . North River, at 8:30, and Twenty-third street, A Fare for the excursion, $1, NE EST hh street railway and. Sundays, Leave Man- XCURSIONS.—HARLEM 7 Point and fona Island, via 12: Steamboat Armenia, hattanville at 9 xc nN BAY (Sundays excepted) trom through the HIGHL. BURG,. with opportunity o! the unrivalled) pleuic, grounds of ree hours as AND, or two thi sl. A Ts ace steamboats HARLEM, MORRISANIA and | hours at COZZEN% HOTEL OR WEST POINT, See ad- SHADYSIDE loavo Fulton Market slip'at 8:30, Tip, 8:18, | vertieement Jn another column. B45, 9:45, 10:15, 11:05 A. 2M. 1:5, 215, 8:15, 4 | — e sa 4:25, 5:10) 6, 6:10 and 7:30 P.M. lauding at Grand stroet, t HY AND SHADY SIDE Ninth street, Twenty-third street and Astoria, See time nal street every Sunday at ¥, 10 and LL cards for particulars, | AM. daily AM.,2, 6:19 ‘Sundays—Bonts leave every 45 minutes. 8 Tweuty-tourtis BURG, CORNWALL, otal dock, 7 EW Li le, 955; Yor ; 11; Nyack and Tarrytown (by ferryboat), ‘turning from Newburg at 2:30 P. M., reaching New 30 and Brooklyn 7 P.M, ENNSYLVANIA. RATLROAD, ‘The Great Trunk lie and United States Mail route. ‘Trains leave New York lnndt streets, Low: Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, with ullman palace ears attached, 9:30 A. M., 5 and 830'P. M. Sunday, 9 and 8:30 P.M. For Williamsport-and Lock Haven (vin Philadelphia and Erig allroad Division, connecting, at Philadelphia), 080 For Williamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and’ Erie, ‘20 P. M., connecting at Corry for Tivasville, Petroleum Centre and the Oil Regions. For Baltimore, Washington and the South, “Limited Wash ington Express” of Pullman. parlor cars dail day, 9:30 A, M.: arrive at Washington 4:10 W840 A.M. 3 and s Express for Phiindelph 4, 4:10, 4:50, 5, 7, BAM, 4:50, ‘5, segue dines. at from foot of Desbrosses and Cort- P. M. and 12 night.’ Sunday, 90 and 9PM. Emigrant and 8.9, 10, 11 A. 12M, 1,2 5,520, 5 0, 6, 6:10, 8:3), and 12 night, Sanday, 8 A 40, 4, 8:10, 10, N. 520, 6, 6:30, 7 and 5 For Klizabeth, 6, 6 30, 7, 8, 12M., 1,2, 2:40, 3:10, 9:40, 4, 4:10, 4:30, . 5:20, Sido, 6, 6:10, 6 P. j,tnd 12 night, Sanday, 1A. M12 My 1, % 260, 6:20, 6:40, 6, 6110, night Sunday, 8A. M., 0, M. and 13 6:30 and 7B, F odbridie, Perth A. M., 2:90, 4:50 and 5, For New Brunswick, 7 and 8 A. M., 12 M.. 6:20, 6:10, 7 P.M. and 12 night. ' Sauday, For East Millstone, 12 noon, 9, and 5:20 P.M. For Kingstone and Rocky Hill For Princeton, 7, 8:40 A. M. 1: ba) om , ‘tville, # ‘or Flemington, Fede as omens tens, 3. For Trenton, Bo 9:30 A.M. 12 For Freehold, 7 For Farmingdals Asinoy. and South Amboy, 6 and 10 or. M. 2, 3:10, 4:10, 230, 6 and 40 A. M. and 4:10 P.M. ), 2, 4:10 and 7 P.M. re 2 and 72, 8, and 4:10 P. M. 7:30 A. M D, 2, 4, 5 ‘A. M., 2, PM mty, 7 P. 'd Caradon, vin Porth Amboy, E M., and via Monmonth Janetion, 4:10 P. M. For Hightstown and Pemberton, 8A. M.,'via Perth Amboy, ‘AM. via Monmouth Junction’ Traine arrive aa follows:—From Pittaburg, 6:55 and 10:90 A. M. and wend ban BL AM, snes ‘copt Monday. From Washington and x: bab and 10:27 PM. een f 4, 0:20, 10087 P.M. 35, 10:15, 11:54 A.M, ; 6:90 9:20, 10:2 526 and O44 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House yrosges and Cortlandt streets; No. 4 Court 118 Hudson street, Ho- No. 8 Battery place, D. M. BOYD, Jr., Gen, Passenger Agent, day, 5:40, and P. Tieket OMces and foot of Dest street, Brooklyn; Nos, 114, 116 and en: Emigrant Ticket ities, FRANK. THOMPSO: General ine jontown, Burling tom aud Camden, 7:30 and | jeventh a are 15¢, 0 CHARTER—THE STEAMBOAT FORT LEB FOR excursions, pienic parties and Sunday schools. Apply, At No. 47 Fultoh street, in the afternoon, ICKETS, CIRCULARS, INVITATIONS, POSTERS ‘and all’necessary Printing for excursivus, parties, balls, &e., dor in the best style and ow rates at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, G ACADEMIES. PERNANDO'S DAN ACADEMY, FIFTY. Fitth street, corner Thi bank building—Ape can be made 1, Monday and from 7 to 8 P.M September 16, See cire . Thursday, Private lessons a speciaity. Y, 303 WEST Classes now send fur circular, Sob evening. DENTISTRY CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN THRER hours.—Impression in the forenoon, teeth in the afters hoon. Thirty-fourth street, near Broadway and Sixth aves nue, Coral rabber, ve colored gold sets, pla tina sets, whalebone ri pers, open fronts! Ti Lifters, Lip Dep te; meehant- eal dentistry. id street ferry, oF Sixth ave et of at Thirty. fourth street, Mees S00 EWBROUGH, 128 West Thirty.fourth streot. MARBLE MANTELS. A T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, # An extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, Wash f . COMPANY, 4) ‘ays aud Slate Work of @ Union sanare, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st 4 Peden Hi it ini Some 2 5 M+ nt nt ET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METROPOLT- TAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 213 Broadway. ‘You will find it advantageous, TEWART'S NEW SLATE MANTELS, [NLAID tiles; also marble and wood Mantais, elogant desigus; vices very low. 220 and 222 West Twouty third strect, near —————— | cars, or Broadway vars. 0. A. & NICHOLS.—250 ENTIRELY “NEW « dosigns marble, slate and wood Mantels, manufe Cresting, Stable Fixtures, Fence, Grates, Weather retail, Send for carslogues TS suows Like. NAMES, L ty BL." Lou Weat Twene NSULTATION ON BUSINESS, LAW Roose ‘absent friends, love, marriage and satisfied. No. 510 Sixth avenue, Mme, SINGLI, Clairvoyant. MB, COLLINS—A RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY Clairvoyant, 275 Sixth avenue. near Seveutoentl sy TIENTION, suits, enem! death; pay refused w