The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1875, Page 11

THE NAVY. MOST OF THE OF¥ICERS ASHORE—HOW THEY ARE EMPLOYED—-LIST OF OFFICERS ON SPECIAL SERVICE-—-CHANGES IN STATIONS OF V£SSELS—-RESIGNATIONS, DEATHS AND RETIRE- MENTS. One of the remarkable features of our naval service is that the majority of the officers are usually ashore. At the present time, as appears by the semi-annual “Navy Register,” just published, out of 1,616 officers, of all grades, on what is termed the “active list’” line officers, 681 staff officers, 201 warrant officers and 51 mates—only 712 are on sea service, including those on duty on tugs and on the Coast Survey. The secords of the most prominent oflicers—the fourteen sdmirals—show that their average service is forty-five years and four months, of which un average of twenty-three years and six mouths Was spent afloat. Admiral Almy has the longest sea tecord of any officer on the active list, having spent éwenty-seven years and one month at sea, out of # ser- vice of forty-six years and eight months. Next comes Admiral John Rodgers, with twenty-six and a quar- ter years’ sea service, out of forty-seven years and five months, he third on the list of “old salts’ is the Junior Rear Admiral, Stephen D. Trenchard, whose total sea service is twenty-six years, out of forty years’ rervice, The Admiral with the lowest sea record Is Reed Werden—seventeen years and eight months— while the hero of the Monitor, familiarly known as “Jack” Worden, has been at sea nineteen years and three months since he entered the service in 1834. In the case of the latter gallant Admiral it is noticeable that, while his Monitor exploit in 1862 eventually car- ried him ahead of many of his seniors, he is now only seven numbers above the position he would have ocet ied if he had never commanded the ‘Yankee cheese- x On a ralt,”? HOW THE OFPICERS ARK EMPLOYED. ‘The Admiral is still reported, somewhat vaguely, as on “special duty, Washington,” there being presuma- bly no other duty to which the preiier naval officer can be appropriately assigned. The Vice Admiral, in his fiftieth year of active service, remains in c af the New York Navy Yard and station, Th mirals are employed as follows, the list of theso otficers having been mogiied by the promotion of Commodores Reed Werden and Stephen D, Trenchard vice Caso re- tired and Collins deceased :— Charles H. Davis, superintendent Naval Observatory, John Rodgers, commandant Mure Island Navy Yard. Alexander M. Ponnock, waitin, orders. John L. Worden, commanding Ei uropean station. John J. Aimy, commanding North Pacific station. James H, Strong, waiting ordera, William ag foe commanding Asiatic station, i Williain E. Roy, commanding South Atlantic sta jon. J. R, Madison Mullany, commanding North Atlantic station. ©. R. P, Rodgers, superintendent Naval Academy. s Reed Werden, ordered to command South Pacitic sta- jon. Stephen D, Trenchard, waiting orders, Of the twenty-five cotnmodores none are on sca ser- vice, there being no necessity for commodores afloat in the present condition of our navy. Shore duty, how- ever, is provided for seventeen of them, as follows :— Commandants of Navy Yards and Stations—George H. Preble, Thomas H. Patterson, Edward ‘I. Nichols, Thomas If, Stevens, Andrew Bryson, Donald MeN. Fairfax, George H. Cooper. Members of various Bourds—Alexander Murray, John :Guest, J. W. A. Nicholson, Charles H. B. Caldwell, ‘John C. Febiger. Chiefs of Bureaus—John C. Howell, Daniel Ammen. Chief Signal Oficer (not a naval ‘Old Probabilities,” wut a signal officer proper)—Foxhall A. Parker. In ebarge of Hydrographic Otice—Robert H. Wyman. igvernor Philadelphia Naval Asylum—George B. ich, he othér commodores are waiting orders, except Albert G. Clary, who is on leave. Captains John C. Beaumont and Aaron K. Hughes have been promoted to the rank of commodore since January, the former by special legislation, the latter vice Werden promoted. The (iffy captains are accounted for as follows:— Twenty-two aro in command of vessels, seventeen are bn shore duty, six are waiting orders, four are on leave pf absence and one is under suspension. Commanders Belknap, Harmony, Benham and Irwin have attained she rank of captain, vice Beaumont and Hughes pro- moted and Thornton and Harris deceased. Of the ninety commanders sixty-eight are employed, fourteen waiting orders, four on leave, three sick an ‘one suspended, All but fourteen of the 100 lieutenant commanders are on duty. Those off duty are:—Waiting orders, six; on leave, four; sick, three; and furloughed, one. Of the remaining 502 Iino officers, 119 of them are thus reported:—Ordered home, forty-eight; waiting | orders, forty; on leave, seventeen; sick, eleven; fur- Joughed, two} suspended, one. The statt’ officers, including mates and warrant pflicers, have 160 of their number on the unemployed Jist, as follow: Waiting orders, ninety-three; on sick leave, twenty-eight; returning home, twenty-two; on leave of absence, “Atwen; furioughed, one, and’sus- pended, one. OFFICERS EMPLOYED ON SPECIAL SERVICE, The, Mle rd oflicers are reported ‘on spocial ser- vice: Lighthouse Board, Commodore A. task Captain John Lee Davis and Commander John G, Walker, Bxamining and Retiring Board. Commodore J. W. A. Nicholson, president: Commo- dores C. H. B. Culdwell and J. C. Febiger, Passed As- sistant Engineer Edwin Wells, Medical Inspector George Peck, Surgeon D. Kindleberger. Naval Observatory. Commodore R. H. Wyman, Superintendent; Com- pander A, V, Reed, Lieutenant ‘Commanders @. W. “Jumner, F. M. Green "and H. H. orringe; Lieutenants L. E. Chenery, J. E. Craig, HL. C. Leutze and Charles A. Stockton; Masters J. A) Norris and C. W. Bartlett, ensign D. L. Wilson. Signal Corps, Annapolis, Md. Commodore F. A. Parker, Chief Sighal Officer; Master 3. C. Lyman, assistant. "Lighthouse Inspectors, First Distsict—Commander Henry F, Picking. Second District—Commander George Dewey. ‘Third Distriet—Captain A, C. Rhind, Fourth District—Commander George B. White. Fifth District-—Commander F. H. abe Sixth District—Captain A. am. Seventh District—Commander Heuty B. Seely, Kighth District—Commander C, M. Schoonmaker, Tenth District—-Commander Edward E, Potter, Eleventh District—Commander William P. McCann, Twelfth District—Commander Alfred T. Snell, ‘Thirteenth District—Lieutenant Commander Louis tempt, Fourteenth District—Lieutenant Charles H. Rockwell. Fifteenth District—Commander Rush R, Wallace, ue lighthouse duty, Commander Franc! unce, Torpedo Corps, Newport, R. I. Captain K. R. Breeze in charge, Lieutenant Com- mauder F, J, Higginson, H. Cooper, F, Wildes, ©. F. Schmitz, B. P. Lamberton, G. F. F. Wilde, aud Joshua Bishop; Lieuteuanis G. A. Converse, Wil- Yam J. Moore and Jobn P. Merrell instructors; Lieu- tenants William P. Randall, W. Maynard, jeorge A. Bicknell, William winburne, B. Meflvaine, A. R. Couden, "Bdward W. Very, Nathan im ‘Niles and Richard &. Davenport; Surgeon J. M. Flint; Passed Assistant Paymaster J, F. Tarbell. PFICERS ATTACHED TO THE COAST SURVEY. Hydrographic Inspector, Commander Edward P, Lull. Lieutenant H. E, Nichols, Ensign F, L. Ludiow and Acting Master Kovert Platt, otfice duty Washington, Atlantic Coast. Steamer George 8. Blake—Lieutenant Commander C. D, Sigsbee, Lieutenants J. KE. Pillsbury and W. 0. Sharrer, Masters R. G. Peck and M. F. Wright, Ensign WE. Sewell, Assistant Paymaster O, ©, Tiffany. Steamer A! D, Bache—Lieutenant Co ntaander, John ©, Kennett; Acting Knsign, George Glass; Mates, Lar- kin F, Lee and James A. Smith; Passed ASsistant Pay- master, Cary N. Sanders, Stoamer Thomas Rt. Gedney—Lieatenants, R. D. Hich- tock und James Franklin; Masters, John Hubbard, H. Q. T. Nye and John L. Hunsicker; Passed Assistant En- gineor, H. N, Stevenson, Steamer Endeavor—Lieutepant, H. C, Hatching; Mas- ter. William M. Wood; Knsign, Heary McCrea. Steamer Fathomer—L Jeutenant, James M. Grimes, Schooner Bibb—Lieutenant, Kichard Wainwright, Schooner George M, Bache—Lieutenant, John M. Hawley; Master, GL Hanus; Ensign, J. M. Wight Steainer Arago—Lieutonant, H. O.' Handy; Mastor, W. P. Ray; Ensign, F. H. Letavor, ’ Schooner Palinurus—Lieutenant, ©. A. Bradbury, SchoonerBullivan—Masters, Kossuth Niles, H. 0. Rit- tenhouse, A. McCrackem and H. W, Schaefer, Paviyic Coast, Steamer F, R, Hassler—Lieutenant Commander, HL C. faylor; Lieutenants, George Talcott, Frank Coustis, Richardson Clover, George W. Tyler and James D: Adams; Assistant P aster, J, R. Stanton, ANGHS IN THK STATIONS, BTC, OF VESSELS, Several important changes in the * station or con- fition” of vessels are noticcable. ‘Tho first rates, Colorado (46), which was on the North Atlantic station’ ind the Wabash (4), which was laid up at Boston, aro sow receiving ships at New York and Boston respec- ively, and the Minnesota (46), which was reported in ordiuary at New London, has been converted into # wraining ship at New York, and is also the Vico Admiral’s flag ship. This leaves only one first rate for rrulsing purposes—viz,, Admiral Worden’s fag ship, the franklin (39), Among (he second rates tho Tennessee (23) has been fitted out to take the place of the Hartford (18) as tlag- ship on the Asiatic station, the lutter being out of « mission at the New York Yard, The Lancaster jute tla yd South Atlantic station, has been replac ed by the Brooklyn (20,) and sent to Portsmouth, N. G, where she will main until winter befure her stores, &e., ure retoved, in consequence of having had yellow fever on board, ‘The Lackawanna (10) has been with Fo] drawn from the Asiatic station, and is now laid up ab | Mare Island, The Saranac (11) sunk in Seymour's Narrows, Vancouver's Island, last June, and the Califor- nia (21) has been sold, dave theretore been Mronves from the rolls, The seven new sloops are all rated ax third class, and their names appear in the register for the first. time as follows :—Adunis (6), En (6), Alert (4), Alliance (4), and Ranger (4), the only ove iv commissiun, baving be the naval cadets, ‘Th ured trom her transit of Venus expedition nnd is at New York ready for The Kansas (3), on the North hentis stution, a ordered oUt of Commission, and the Narragau- ye Alert 8 cruising with viz. 779 | hames of these vessels * rprise (6), Kssex (6), Hurow | NEW YORK HERALD, _ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. Held by Jud; Shea. —Nos. 4208, 4200, 4210, 4003, 4404, 2344, 2827, 3650, 3800, 4198, sett (6), which was in sarveying service in the Pacife is laid up at Mare Island. The Nantasket (7) has ceased to be vessel of the United States Navy, having been sold, ‘Atnong the fourth rates the Frolic (8) is at Philadel- phia preparing for service. Tho Gettysburg (2) is laid up at Washington, having been replaced as despatch boat by the Tallapoosa (2), Which, after having under- gone repairs at Haltimors had to be still further re- paired ut tho Washington yard before she was cousid- ered fit to be commissioned. The Marion (8) has been repaired at Portsmouth and her officers will shortly be ordered on board. ‘Among tho wooden sailing vessels the changes are contined to the Ohio, Vermont, Virginia, Constellano Portsmouth and Pawnee. The Olio (5) and Vermont (16), which have beon receiving ships at Boston and Now York for many years, are now in ordinary at those stations, ‘The Virginia, never having been anything but @ nominal eighty-four’ gun frigate on the stocks since 1818, has been broken up, ‘Tho Constellation (10) has taken ber usual summer practice cruise. ‘The Porte mouth (14) bas been withdrawn from the North Pacitle | station to make a training ship for California youths at Mare Island, and the Pawuee (2) bas been turned iat a | store ship on the North Atlantic station, ‘The trouclads remain the same as last reported, ex- cept that the Hero and Piscataqua have been broken up at Washington, The Canonicus has been put into com- mission at w Orleans, The Cutskill having been re- paired at New York has been sent to Annapolis, and the ehigh, Nuntacket and Passaic have been towed to League Island, where they are laid up ready fgr service. The Roanoke, lately the Vice Adiniral’s flagship, bas been put out of commission and laid up. RESIGNATIONS, DEATHS AND RETIREMENTS, Resigned. Lieutenants Cyrus W. Breed, Francis M. Gove and George W. Coster, Masters Edwin H, Wiley and Charles R. Brown. Ensigns John ©, Frémont Jr., and Albert Wegman, Surgeon Frederick E. Potter, Passed Assistant Surgeon George H. Torney. Paymaster James F. Hamilton, Passed Assistant Engineer Hiram Parker, Jr. Assistant Engineer Charles F, Purdie, Civil Engineer F. C. Prindle. Sailmakers Edwin L, Wade and George P. Barnes, Mate John Rounsavelle, Lieutenant Albert O’Brien, Marine Corps, Cadet Midshipmen Thomas Wood, L, KE. Cum- mings, DL. Bartlett, C, . Breck, William Brauners- reuther, H. F. Grabo, William A. G aA eralt, E, Hodges, George I, R. Preble, W. W. Picking, F, P. Mearg,.T, B, Maynadior, L, B. Messinger, 8, Rich: ardson, H. Renin, LV. Wilsen, B. Ee ‘Tillman, B, W. Taylor, A. B. Gwinnip, A. G. Gray, B,D. Fitz: gerald, J. D, Boyd, A, G. Morey, A. L, Hull, H. ©, Boon, George H. Stone: Cadet Engineor John N. Crygier. Deaths (Active List), Rear Admifal arepcions Collins, Captains James 8, Thornton and Thomas ©, Harris, Commanders Le Roy Fitch and Weld N. Allen, Lieutenant Commanders James P, Robertson, Bichard 8. Chew, Douglas Cassel and G. W. Armentrout. Lieutenants Horatio R. Wilson and Matthew Bolles, Masters Walter 8. Holliday and Thomas ©, Spencer, Medical Director Andrew A, Henderson, Medical Inspector Edwin R. Denby. Assistant Surgeon Benjamin F, Fassig. Chaplain George D, Henderson. i bith agl Robert Dixon, Edward B. Bell and Philip . Mille} unners William Cope and John Rogers. Mates William L. Gilley and Thomas M. Nelson. Cadet Midshipmen William H. Cox and Mark Bridges, Deaths (Retired List.) Rear Admirals John De Camp and Charles H, Bell. mmodore John B. Marchand, Commanders Andrew J, Drake and George U. Morris, Pay Directors Joseph Wilson and W, Brenton Boggs. Assistant Paymaster Alfred J. Greeley, Chief Engineer George 3. Bright, Boatswain George Smith, Sailmaker Madison Wheeden, Retired, Rear Admiral Augustus L, Case. Lieutenant Commanders George M. Bache, John Weidman and Edward M. Stedman, Masters Hamilton F. Tallman and Edward J, Berwind. Medical Director Henry 0. Mayo. Assistant Paymasters Alfred J. Greeley (since dead) and George W. Long. ee Eager Willam G, McEwan and John T. THE COURTS. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Duffy, ATTACK ON A POLICE OFFICER BY A FOURTH WARD GANG. About half-past ten o'clock on Saturday night, as Officer Barbara, of the Fourth precinct, was patrolling in Roose- velt street, a noted rough named Thomas Thompson came up, and, seizing him by the throat, attempted to throw him down. The officer grappled with his assail- ant, and, with the aid of his club, soon brought him into subjection. Thompson refused’ to go to the station house, however, and Officer Barbara rapped for assist- ance. ' As he did'so a crowd of Thompson's sympathizers and friends attacked the officer, pelting him with stones and threatening the rescue of their “pal.” This, how- ever, they failed to do. The officer ig the gang bravely at bay until the arrival of a brother policeman, wh court yesterday and sent to the Island. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. On Saturday evening, while Christopher Smith was walking in Greenwich street, near Battery place, he was seized by a powerful looking man, named Michael Beck, and robbed of $35. ‘The thict was getting away with his booty at a lively pace, when Officer Downes, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, overhauled him. He was taken to court and held for trial at the General Sessions. Battery place is getting to be a dangerous quarter alter nightfull, and requires careful watching by the police WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixby. RAID ON A GAMBLING HOUSE. About half-past ten o'clock on Saturday night Captain Van Dusen, of the Fifteenth precinct, with a squad of men, made araid on Mike Murray’s gambling house, No, 135 East Eighth street, and arrested the dealer, Andrew Smith, and fifteen persons who were found Playing, faro. They were all ‘brought before Judge ixby yesterday morning. Andrew Smith, on com- plaint of Richard Johnson, of No, 124 Bleecker street, who testitied that he lost $700 in the house last week, was held in $1,000 bail to answer. The fifteen men who were arrested and locked up for participating in a game at the above house were discharged. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Before Judge Murray. ANOTHER EXCISE RAID, Between the hours of nine and twelve o'clock Satur- day night Excise Commissioner Stiner, with his inspece tors, und Detectives Muller and Sullivan, of the Tenth ard made # raid on six disorderly houses in ester, Canal and Rivington streets, The proprietors and twenty-two of the inmates of the houses were | arrested, and brought before Judge Murray, at the n, Aloise | above coyrt, yesterday morning. Mary Har Wanburyy Willian West, Annie Krause and Charles P. King were beid in $100 bail cach to answer tor viela- tion of the Excise law, and in $500 bail additional tor keeping a disorderly house. Margaretta Holunann, of | Hester street, or whom several citizens residing ood preterred charges, was committed in $2,000 bail to answer, The rest of the people ar- in the neighbor! rested in the houses were discharged with @ reprimand, FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT, Before Judge Wandell. A DISPOSSESS WARRANT LEADS TO A ROW IN A DRUG STORE—IS A PRISONER ENTITLED TO AN ¥XAMINATION ? Marshal George S. Smith, of No, 229 East Thirtieth street, served a dispossess warrant on Saturday evening | on Waldo 8. Fuller, who keeps a drug store on the corner th street. Mr. Fuller pssion of the store on the ground of Kighth avenue and Fitty-n refused to give up pos: that he had a lease from the legal owner of the house. A struggle ensued between Fuller and his brother Edgar ©. Fuller, on the one side, and Smith and bis assistant, Patrick ‘Keenan, of No. 193 Hudson strect, Tho Fullers, it was claimed by Smith and Keenan, threw upon them nitric acid, badly burnin, faces and clothing. ‘This was denied by, the rallers, who claimed that the acid was accidentally spilled dur. ing the struggle between the parties. In proof of this Edgar showed where bis right eye had been injured by the acid, which had also burned his clothing. How- ever, he and his brother were arraigned to answer tho charge, and demanded an examination. The Court said the locked up, It was customary at one time tor the Court to take bail pending examinations, but recent interpre: tations of the law oppose that practice, and bail can therefore be taken only for trial, The accused then gave bail in $2,000 each to auswer each complaint as | mado by Smith and Keenan. A DANGEROUS PRACTICAL JOKE, John Kramer, no home, was accused of administer ing croton oil (as a joke, he said) to John Loimbrech, of No. 453 West Fiftieth street. The latter being now unable to leave his bed ‘and the physician in charge re- fusing to certify that he was not in danger of death from the effects of the oil, Kramer was committed to await thé result of the thjuries. eimbrech subse- quently appeared in court, and, refusing to make a coniplaint, Kramer was discharged, A FALSE FRIEND, , Robert Farrell, of Second avenue and Thirty-ninth street, charged that he was induced by John Reagan to | go home with him to No, 143 East Forty-second street on Saturday night, When retiring for the might ‘arrell’s watch, worth §30, in a drawer for Reagan put safe keeping. ‘The following morning it was gone and | $18 in cash, which were ‘iti Farrell's vest pocket, Reagan protested his innocence, but, appearances | being against him, he was locked up for trial, couRr CALENDARS- THIS DAY. Sorreme Covkr—CiaMuens—Held by Judge Dono- hue, —Court opens at tou A. M.—Firgt Monday's motion | Calendar will be called at eleven A. M. Baniee, oO eens, eT 1—Held by at Grove. —Nos, deat Gala adve, 424 "6108, 2760, 2000, Ado, Pas 44336, 4029, 954, 977, Parts 3 and 4. Pi alsaraeh for the terin. Courr ov GkywnaL Sxssions—Held by Recorder Hackett.—The People vs. Michael McCarty, robbery Same vs, Patrick Williams, Edward Grady and Thomas Whelan, robbery; Same va, Michae! Eagan and Georg Walsh, robbery; Samo vs, Henry Noonan and Pat Me- Same vs. John’ Dal Same vs. James ‘burglary; Same vs Thomas Brady, John Arnoth ana iiovert Hasta, eungiary Crooke, burglary; Same Same vs, Fred Jacques, Peter Flaherty and Rob Michuel Daley, grand larceny; grand larceny; Same vs. Keon, renner , felonious assault wes and Joseph Samo vé. Thomas homas Lynch, robbery; L Same va Charles Helmecke, Mary Humbart, grand lai grand larceny ; Same ve. Alex. Shevenent, grand larceny; s. Susannah Quesnee, ‘grand larceny ; Herman Schinkowitz, violation of E: Bauer and Henry Kester, larceny, ie law; Same 8 PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS nunufactory, corner Twenty-tirst street und Sec ¢, & tine assortment of first class Pixnolortes tor usonable terms; » few Pianos but litte used as s. LARGE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS UPRIG HT AND square Pianos sud Ocgane: inducements for exeh, CLOSING OUT SALE,—500_ PIA price; order administratrix G. antl fn finished, jrish all latest improvement ber moderate on wecount VOR RENT—UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pianos of our own make ; also lor sale and rent» uum- ber of ne second hand yee in TAM uo, above Sixteousbt, FINE ROSEWOOD carved legs Pinn 7 OCTANE OvERsr' RUNG Fight and square Pia BET TSA Ware t ee nae tani rcseds Uurehouse, GOO Sixth av IN-AN ENTIRELY NEW FIRST a EN OCTAVE PIANO ONLY $150; ners; alse 7! octave, extra carved; pat: $225; instalments jaken ; rent $4, a t., corner Sixth av, ROSEWOOD CHICKERING BE. AUTIFU LL. Pianoforte and Stool, on instalments or to rent; 7 o6- out {anrisht pinnos). kor strect, near Bowery. 2, 71-8 OCTAVE FOUR fret la Rew ald ments, been used a little, very low for amt BEEUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OC modern improvements, cel e 100. Private residence 243 East YOth st AVE PLA! OFORTE, ie t FADO, for a debt; must be tld ees of can be seen at) HENRY BARGAIN—#525 STEINWAY & peemeueat overstrung: full ugratte Third street, between Bowery and Sec BRILLIANT TONED 7! corner Decker Pianofort $225; magnificent rosewood ute, cost $1,000, for $400; Stool. for shipping, worth $10 Bedroom Sults for fess than half cost; Ci Paintings, Bronges, Tablos, de. at private residence 120 West EXTRAORDINARY. ‘ase Pinnofortes to seleet , prices $100 te S800, e« Tig vetaves, Chickeri Lave, Blancs nearly new, in Mrs inths; maker's rarved ease and legs, 17 MAGNIFIC sauare and uprig Sher tene &e., Ke. used from 5 to 14 m Covers, Stools; Boxes for shipping. amine; satisfuction mission Salesrooms, fail to call and ox- uaranteed, xt the elegant Parlor Com- 47 West 16th st, between Sth and PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR MAGNIF I ‘0, Pianoforte ut one-quarter of ori hal cost. an elegant rosewood caso, four round cornered, juare, brilliant tone Stool and Cover; two Parlor Suits in sath , $50 up; Waubstands, spring a cont Bradbury & $1 “000, “for & Music Cabinet; d hate Matirenscns Bed- Call immediately 21 East ‘Twentieth street, tains, Mirrors, Silver Ware, Carpets, at private residence e- 5 DN PIANOS—LOW | = Donets SprabeL ROA: Bhuncod roRU AE: Radrupyatiic: stalnlonts taken: Prince Organ, six stops, $90, N,'13 Hast Fourtoeuth INS IN NEW AND Si ality, yet low, for cash, ut FISCH- EWS Manutuctory and Wareroois, 425 ‘West Twenty-eighth street, near Ninth avenue. Piunos of the best BOARDERS WANTED. |] HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR, THRER LARGE Rooms, one small and bath room private table; one handsome’ Parlor; references exchanged. 26 aud 25 Kas Twenty-third street, Madison squa HANDSOME SUIT OF BRIGHT ‘AND SUNNY SEC. ond ya Rooms, with Board, with or without private r ladinon avenue, corner of Thirty-second stree 1 BEAGE, ROM WashINaTON | SQUARE —WELL furalshed Rooms to let, with, good Board, to families or ingle xentlemen, Apply “at 138 Maedougsl house ; terms moderate, |] BLOCK FROM SIXTH AVENUR CARS.—VERY comtmodations for anarried o parties ; ris moderate, Cull at No. 5 Leroy street. street, corner C. DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON . with Board, to two gentlemen or gen- vee, at $16 per week. SoT"West Fifvocuth j eee private fan | &) Wes? THIRTY. fro TH STREET, FIRST HOUSE Handsomely furnished Suits of out private table. BLOCKS | FROM BROADWAY.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to families or single gentlemen; transient boarders taken; table board. 1 m Fifth avenu Apartments, with or wit G1 and 63 East Fourth street, 5m HOUSE WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE, 19 AND 21 West Twelfth street.—Parlor Floor elegantly furnished ; also Rooins on second and third floor (private bath), with ex- cellent Board; location unexceptionable; terms reasonable; references. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS—3 LARGE, 2 J sinall, all front on the Park, to let, with Board; terms Tecent moving. ‘141 Macdougal st. ANTLY FURNISHED TH AVENUE, NO. 91.—ELE Suit of front Rooms, with private bath; also other en suite or singly} house and all appointments first reneh cooking: relerences. $ % TO $& PER WEEK POR FURNISHED ROOMS, with Bourd: fuunilies accommodated equally low : hot aud cold water in rooun door from Muedougul s 2 South Washington square, third “BAST THIRTIETHL STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- id single Rooms to let, with Board, to ferences exchanged. 10. i, WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— leasant front aor uae $16 fad $18, for two, w le Rooms. $8 aud $0; transient 0 a me ces table bourd $4, sei biig tite EAST TW. Tx TAIED STRE! 2 Madison Square Park and Fifth Ave one Suit of Rooms. newly foralahe ; with Board, .—To let, bo thes ings Rooms 147% STREET, NO. 217) WES'.—YHE ENTIRE Secoud Floor and other Rooms, handsomely furnished to let, en suite or singly, with bourd; private table if desired} house unusually desirable; reference: 4 TIL, STREET, 25, Bast si airy Rooms to let, with Board, in fl With private tablo if desire NDID, LARGE, , suits oF sing! CORES ann GARDENERS LL LIGHT ROOMS. NEW ENGLAND Bowery und Bayard street; 200 Saual in comfort to any fret class’ hotel; lodgit 80 conts per night, \D 27 THIRD AVENUE, Choapeat and best located class couchman MOST COMPE ENT GARDENER—MARRIE, # yentionan: AL GARDENER, SOc. per day; $2 G0 and $3 per week; NEW MATTRESSES; ag ry Hous, 202 —30 0 ROOMS. will be found willing good reference, FULTON STREKT, ind all city railways, genti7men's und ladies’ dining rooms Hotel open all hours, jopean plan— | farming; wife as yood plain cook ; willing to ae sachin: ood reference. New family Room: open Sundays. EFORE TAKING. where visit the FURNISHED ROOM ELSE Dyke House, 28 Bowe . airy, clean Rooms, for gent} 87 por woek { also 50 cents w $1 per nikl ALL, AND WINTER BOARD—AT A BEAUTIPUL 45 minotes from Wall box 3,761 Post offie, or DESIRES A 8 PROTESTANT ‘SINGLE MAN therughiy understands bis-dutles t, at $7 per week. wits street, room 8, il ~~ willingness an ‘Slat wt S COACHMAN AND GARDENER—BY a COMPE. tands his business thuroughly ‘and obliging ; moderate wazes expected; bo: derst ands Address E. 5., box 200 Heruld ASTOR HOUSE, NEW YORK & DAM.—The Astor House, havin, beer entiroly renovated, with modern improvements au pewly furnished, will be opened as a first class hotel, on the EOPENING OF THE. city, by ALLEN A SINGLE MAN, AS strictly sober ess can, il wages mad. box 123° Herald lan, about September 1, 1875, The business a itone of the most comfortable and conve Tight and airy. avwenger elevators will run servants will be employed, nfort of its patrons. Rooms $1 to $4 a day. fitted ns a restagrant, and ip the city, the rooms beinz unusually Large, One of Otis Brothers’ ele, all day und all ni and no pains will Main entrance on Vesey street. ‘The Rotunda has been elegantl: will furnish all the delicacies of # ters in the countr: with the choicest wi ax couchman oF groom ; business; willing a country, ' Address J 0 'spared for the Saree, auine bar will be ‘supplied ke. 4& DAM, Proprietors. bce nrg) K. Lansine, bg Dam will continue his’ proprietorship of the vaio Square Hotel, New York—one of the best known bi KISH PROTESTANT MA sa first class : will make bin understands hix business at or address 19 Downing: ENTLEMAN WISHES IUMMIT HOTEL, NO. 65 BOW! street (on the Kir or month; 5Qe., Ge. BI n plan).—Rooins by the day, mae Se, and $1 per night: weekly prices “GEORGE WUCKBIT Proprietor. N PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Isat 215 Broadway, in the Herald Building. n ba METROPOLIT. stands his busines: ity. ne ACKSON, private stable 107 East ACANT ROOMS MeLeun's House, vi iltiams R. ‘van MAD Av JOMN Valley, Putnam county, iy $0 Ber week, w York. TH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— nd commodions houso is now prepared lo accommodate families and gentlemen with elegant Rooins, en suite or singly, with Board ; references oxcha - WEsT ELE 15 “Witandson 1] NN BROAD- way and University place.—Very desirable Rooms to Tet, with Bourd, to families or gentlemen; a few table board- ers’ accommodated; terns moderate, THE STREE! R IRVING PLAC! Handsomely furnis' tx, with or without Bo Rooms for young gentlomen ; terms moderate, 6) ST STRE: ELEVATED RAIL- 1 road depot. ed Rooms, with Board; nexceptionable ; terms NTH STREET.—KEPT ‘ly and eleguntly furnished funtlles oF gentlemen, table best 33 west FORTY. FIPTH. STREET.—HANDSOME Suit of Rooms to let, with Board, suitable for a family ; liberal arrangements forthe winter; reference given and required. 33, WEST THIRTIETI STREET, BETWEEN PITH OO avenue and Broadway.—Fine Suit and single Rooms, for first class families and gentlemen, with Board; references exchanged, 34 WEST TWENTY-FOURTIL STREET. small handsomely furnished Roo: moderate rates for the winter, in a cheerful house; dining room up stairs. 3 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.—3 ROOMS: ON d floor; hot and cold water; grate fit one lo: Bedrooms ts; 2 Rooms on fourth floor, swith ‘and grates; professional male cook; first class Board; ret 4 ences, 35 GRAMERCY PLAC! street.—Large Room, well furnished, for gentleman good Board; alvo'nnaller Room; mnoderate prices; joa 152 EAST TWENTIETH and el EAST TWEN second and third floors to let, with Board, to families Sane gentlemen; also single Rooms; refertnces iged. EAST NINETEENTIL | STREET—WELL FUR: , with Bourd, oi frst dnd second HALE IS: MAKING for less than half price: must be sold; ses buy our, ec fea ave half your Pye ‘anted JOU PIANOPORTES n the would-be rescuers dispersed, Barbara was badly hurt about the head, and his fellow officer was cut in the eye. Thompson was taken to the above carved logy; latest imp 100; superb overstrang: Pinnotorte, ‘Stein- Way make} great sacrifice, Seen at GORDON'S, 157 Bleecker street = EAST TWENTY-S ©) way. antly furnished Rooms, en suite with first class Shank for families aud gentleme: newly furnished and painted, with modern improvements; referencos. OARDERS WANTED. Margaetville, Deluware ec fitted up in the latest style, INS.—PARTIES WISHING BOARD uimmit Hill House, one chan can get accom on inbte if required, mile from Catsk' S GARDENER on understands the © TRY BOARD—AT, ae GLEN days, F-B., care afd: K and fresh exes ai Me tanio aa. apyiutemsuee GRINDLE, Proprietre BOARD—FOR OD APPEARANCE, At unexceptionable references J willing wud obliging. lifetime experie: mmerican families: private stable 133 West 3 JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WAN FALL AND WINTER, duced prices ; th pure mountain ai , ure too wall known to forts of a city steam heat, gas, good sta- divers PROPRIETOR, South Orange, S.J Lig M. K., 963 6th av, A BTU ATION FOR HI8 nd in every re Sth st. poe ince cian mow lawn, &e.'; reference ork; good city 1 Re MAN box 178 Herald office, "AS COACHMAN.—A MARRIED MAN, WITH NO EN- Protestant; has 4 years’ first city or country. Call on (second floor), PECTABLE MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS nd groom; five years’ experience ; ean wait ; 10 Clinton place, for twe D-BY A FIRS? understands his business: ig ener: Call on or address E BRIGHTON OF AME NARD GROOM J By a first class worker, ¢ in ip elty on te and highly recommended, BY it 2B SITUATION WAN ED- medium size, good exper Gity Hal minutes’ walk from Fort Willets, orius several times here tine military during the day mineral springs digress COACH a. f the Robbinswood, Whitestone, art Brown, bankei cessful summer Disiness, no twishing to ex: accommodation for two ionths longer at the above elegant establishment, where, in addition to all the comforts of home, they ean enjoy the charming scenery of the Sound, with together with the in paalned corner Dist st. hy + DONE AT THE METROPOLE + ESTABLISHMEN’ moving panorar gorating sea breexe; romantic drives y shaded promenudes sroxy hh the extensive SITUATION wayrED Yy A YOU xa ). woarried: mani Bo children; experience in the care of ae an driver: frrortian horses: best ety ‘ycarriage re- , 218 Broadway. grounds, sea bathing, bouting, wholesome food, fresh vegetables, table to suit the’ most epicurean, with comfort and pleasure this the most beautiful season pply to GEORGE W, VAN SICL) seat streets or to WILLIAM GUERS and gunning; good, MARRIED; ONE CHILD; ice in all) departments stock, Address J Pees really wishin; nino faring and liv wick Post oltice, N. J OVER TWEN i of wardening, und ew Bruns. S3 John pl ¢ where photographie of gle: fully competent in. all ence, wy oboe 124 I mR AND COACH MAIS SITUATION.—SIN- branebes; best refer » 124 Herald oft é “SUMMER “RESORTS. a LEMAN HOUSE, AT FAR ROCKAWAY, L. 1, WILL Jemain opon unel the Ist of October. JOUN J. ae aa TY-SECOND STREET.—ROOMS ON | F understands gree Board at reduced ‘Adorege GARDE ANARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED: BY A MAR ino family; to live ii 1s Grin Sarsin tua ‘eeone all Toad to Stanhope station), pure mountain air, coud boating house will remui HENRY MALLERY, Proprietor. © tide water, two ho ig, NO mosquitoe: during the fall, a thi t city refe on or ud roa We Gn at Alfred Bridgeman's weed store, 870 ERS SITUATION WANTED.—THOROUGHLY house, eraperies, fruit and ses st city refer (office, © vegetables, AVILION HOT! NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISL- 1’ open all through Septem 3 moderate to parties who wish to remain bu re COLE. Proprietor. XARDENER—COMPETENT IN GREENHOUSE s propagation aud allt AF SOUTH WASHINGTON | SQUARE.PLEASANT J furni Rooms, trontin park, to let, with good Bourd: suttdMe for fauutlies or vtlngio le gentlemen’; trousient ence: ES? POINT HOTE ete fi © RANEY, Proprietor. MUSICAL. — YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED IN GIVING IN struction on the piano, gives lessons for 88 per quarter, Or at pupil’s residence $10 per quarter; best reference given, ‘Apply at once at No. 164 Seventh ay., near Twentieth st, DIATION OF PIANO TEAC! Wost Twenty second street, Priadipal, —_ Tins, $60; Assistant, $40; teachers at resi- 10 G0. Teachers} mecting Saturday, September ERS, MISS CROL- RATA SRY ALLL, {au opera, teaches Twenty-sevent! ter, or at pupil’ NGER OF THE ITAL. | fase and singin W eur Sixth avenue, forte, Singing reg: venue, to where JIGNOR ERRO! londay, September 6, at his usual residence, $23 Ei WILL RESUME SINGING boewg! itd ANTED—POSITIONS, BY A SPLENDID, sympathetic contralto and a very, high, vytipathetie good readers, with many years’ m cessful experionce in “Episcopal and Catholic churches. 5 NTRALTO, Herald Uptown Branch _DANCI G ACADED ES. E'S DANCING. AC sonic Hall, 114 Bust Thiet LARS at ovate, eadaesy 212 ant FE DANCING AGADEMY, Fitth street, corner Third avenue, bank building—Ap- er September 1, Monday and from 7 to 8 P.M. pecialty. ‘See circular. DANCING ACADEMY, near Eighth avenu pening Septem Fourteenth street, open for veginners Saturday event —CARTIER'S DANCING — « Building, intersect i on aivemay and Ninth streets.— Monday and Thursday; private lessons in Soiree Dansunte every ae evening. walae a speclalt, TRENOR'S * ACADEMY B yee Wall Sixt _feopens jeptember 14. ILLIAM B. DE United States Military A i from 82 Fifth wv Ve treet, e, and will resume his ayenue dvservolr Sree), ~ INSTRUCTOR IN between Broadway xo 1 classes on Saturday, October 2, 1875, ) tL le Notre Doms, ‘an institute and day school for young ‘Terms—Board and tuition per annum, $150. Fs yi apply to SUPERLORESS, 218 East Pourth street, GENTLEMAN, Latin und Varekand understanding mathematics, pines aid gymnastics, decirgs an engacement 4s tutor; good ret- ee Y THOMPSOS opposite, Cooper 20 FOURTH AVENUE, Instruction day and evening. La taught practically, mane iinmediately. with lentraments. their SIN) 4E.—WILSON WALWORTH’S, 36 Hast Fourteenth street, corner Unt 4 Munday, i dea ead ay 8; only $125 for a full year’s instruction, T PARK AND A Sixth avenue, reopens September 14. Prospectus wore could have one, but pending it they would be | LASSES WILL BE RESUMED AT THE ACADEMY of the Sucred Heart, 49 West Seveuteenth str York, on Monday, September 6, E, 1,103 BROAD. for pupils in Busiuoss, | ‘opens Monday, Il business course mi ‘terms reasonable. ee iB AND UfrenaTuRE BY A a. city reference: lay OF evening, without isan geutieman ; dress FRENCH, vox 143 Te ANHATTAN COLLEGE, 0: miles frou City Hall, —Studios in the Ute and Commercial departments of this tustiv Monday, the 6th ins THE i DSO | there wre no other boi S$. AND MISS WILSON Select Bourding and Day School for ng Indies and misses, Rye, X ps term commences PIUS ACADE “Viuwbing, Long Taland, | ton, with fine accommodations and superior course Hoard and tulwion, $120. halt yearly, prospectus or eal per train from Hunter's Point —Healthy and de Reopen September 1. J HE, ;, Long Island, eonducted by Sistes doxeph: eat me comforts and careful training, $100 ASTROLOGY . MME, BRIGNOLI TELLS i NAMES, slows (Make. causes marriage oO Wi MxE. RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY AN Garett rie even) A ar Beventaanth at NTH STREET.—THREE WELL ‘OU furnished conre 1 Rooms, with all conveniences, en suite or singly, with Roard; table first class, HQ WESt TWELFTH STREET, NEAT FIFTH AVE- r9) To let, with or without Board, handsomely fur- ats rately, on second or third 1001 5G ESE, THIRTY THIRD | STREET, | BETWEEN OO Finn Brondway.—Handsomely furnished Rooms for gentlemen and wives oF single gentlemen, with firs references, ne WEST THIRTY: HOUTIE STREET —YUBMISEED Rooms, with or wi 12 KAST TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.—T0 LET, WITH nat ‘i Board, nicely furnished Rooms; reference given and required. [QZ Bast, THIRTY SIXTH STREET —AMALL PRI- vite family hus Rooms, on first and second floors, to rent to right parties, with good Board; fine location. 39 BAST THIRTY-RIGHTH | STREET, BELOW 4 Park avenue —A charming front Room on Murray e | Hill, furnished, suitable for rang married couple or two vi gentlemen; also small Room; pri parlor, library, de. ; rent low, 180 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN ELEVENTH and Twelfth streets. Large, handsomely furnished Rooms, with or without Board; good’ location for a physi- cian ; references. 00 REST, ROURTH | STREET CNICELY | PUR- nished Parlor to let, with or without Board; also Rooms, with Board, $5 and $6 per week, 93] BAST NINETRENTHL STREET. —HANDSOMEL| ¥ e. furnished Rooms, with excellent table, to rent to a fentleman aod wife or single gentlema references. 935 NES ppGHIRTY-EIGHTH | STRERT—FUR- ) nished Rooms to let, with Board, together or sepur- Atoly ; house first class; references. 30) THIRD AVENUE.—A LADY OCCUPYING A « French flat would like to moet with two or three Indies or gentlemen looking for a comfortable hom moderate; references exchanged, 309 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH — STREE’ somely furnished Rooms to let, singly ar en suite, With or without Hoard, to respectable ‘ingle goutiemen of gentleman and wife; quiet private house, containing bath, Water closet und gus; references required. ate family; use, bath, fumily private; ; terms HAND- washer and Lroue: 120 7th ay., second floor. WISHES A SITUATION AS tchman, porter eneral housew ress JOHN THOMSON, to take WINTER “RESORTS. CORN SPRE iG, FLA. 20 rooms, furnished, sultable for pri ily R. C, READ, 128 Eust Twen- WANTED AS COACHMAN by # first class man; 6 years with lust employer; leaver on accottut of his selling cut. Call on or address It,'F,, 614 oF genteel boarders. AND GROOM be second street, &C., WANTED, _ “In this City and Brooklyn, GENTLEMAN, SEEKING A PERMANENT HOME, desires a ently furnished Bedroo there are no other boarders or lodgers pone second and Sixtieth streets, Madison and Seventh ave- aid particulars, SEEKER, with a family where location between _HELP WANTED—MALES f WOMEN, BOY learn telegraphy and take positions. College, 20 4th wv., op) taught ‘practically, ‘wit! re: Herald Uptown Branch office ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO OR THREE Hooms, a furnished for housekeeping, centyally Address F. 3., Herald Tht ATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GAR ae wp who thoroughly understands hb nerally useful Herald offi ‘ANTED-SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GROOM; can milk; do gardening, i reference, Cull or address B. j three equired: three years! city 88 South Sth ay. ND GIRLS THOMPRON 3 site Cooper Institute. Telegraphy lustruments,” Commence fintae ND BASEMENT WANTED—IN for a small family, iu the vieluity of Union Address F, R., No. 136 East Righteenth street, RELIABLE AG oa N’ A FIND ps nt and large pay, city or country. ly te % Broadway, Xo floor. siden HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, Address, stating lowest terms, U. aha board. Post office box 1,9 day made ensily. lyn, stationery store. NTED—A ROOM, WITH MODERN OONVEN- " NTED-IMMEDIATELY TO SELL AX article in great demand forthe next six weeks; Call early wt 189 Montague str jences, for single -gentlemen, between Sixteenth and Twenty third streets aad Fourth And Sixth avenues: state box 4,281 Post office, New York, ISHED COTTAGE, SIX MONTHS OR seus obliging; good reference. jt. : SINGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH. man; is a good groom aud careful driver; is sober, hon. Address J. H., 24’ Eust ‘year, Teithin 20 niles of New Address COTTAGE, Herald office, ANTED—BY A LADY, A FURNISHED ROOM IN. the house of respectable widow or small privat York; rent about $40 or NGELL’S ROMAN BATIIS, women, under 25, colored boy, of 15, to bi $50 per month. 61 LEXINGTON AV.= required. Address, stating terms, A. B, C Md Uptown Branch office. WANTED — EXPERT tic men, to sell Sehedler's Kel ul Envigons:' a novel thing in the city and viclaligy |. 22 and 24 Franklort _ FOR SALE “iLL MA 8 book for all classes, and ie Paving on lene PHYSICIAN. WISHE Furniture, Tustruments, &e w tobe had. Addi vi Beniooss: Rers that no one can afl sal AL OF SO Astor pl OR STORE FOR SALE—DO- ing & a I lgkey From str on one of the best aveuues cit; FINE CORNER LI PANTED—AGE: cle in the grocery line, of cation family wherever iutrodneed; Hheral in E—COST ABOUT $5,000; 2 ARTL aption in every nents to active, unt of sickness: best part of Eighth: pear SAMUEL MILLIKEN, 456 Sixth ay, TAN NTED—RESPECTABLE YyouNa MEN PROM 345 WEST THIRTY-FOURTIE Lae —PARTIES: OO desiring w ple ‘at abor v alge made for theft comfort also Klevated Railway, VOR STORE, IN A FIRST CLASS wo Bi years. Apply to LORD & TAYLOR, Graud aly ment and business neighborhood, doing good pay reasonable ‘terms. Apply at for sale on ver PETENT PERSON BLE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM Ps rit exposure), with or without Hall Room recting, with Bourd, for ge floor; ample closet r uh (OY D'S Store Agenc of and rent ® public Hall tn the cit: Address, CIGAR STORE—BEST nic writing, stating quulitications cos, SR. J., 38 Wall st. ISINESS LOCATION. or and Billiard TO) TAK city, for sale cheap: also flue Lid loo Roataurants, corner Lig ITCHE: RIVATE FAMILY, LIVING ON MURRAY HILL, 18 Lexington avenue, would let communicating Rooms, with Board, i four, with alcove; else vse of Kitchen af required: wise a small family; no other boarders; No. 41 Lexington avenue. HANDSOME ALCOVE ROOM, ALSO A SMALL Rooin, to let, with Board, fumily ‘private; terms mode- Fate; references give West Sixteenth ‘street, three houses from Seventh aa FOR THE FALL, TRADE Bose BIL Ww It. able for botels and boarding hou y be obtained at Eishaiivies the SEO POLES PRINTING ESTAD- Heist ROOMS AND EXC! ELLENT TABLE CAN be had at 155 Madison avenue for families or single elemne JERMANE. A RS N FIND VERY PLEAS. en suite or singly, with fest class Board cation very convenient. Apply alas West Twenty-third NWO BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AV: HOTEL, 129 UE East Tweuty-third street.—Largo, handsomely furnished Rooms, with Board, en suite or singly; house and table first class. SEEK A PERMANENT HOME nished Bedroom with a family where ers of lodgers nd Sixtieth streets, Mudisou hues. as, with terms and particulars, Herel Upiown Branch ottiee, D-BY A LADY, A PROFESSIONAL from Germany, Board in « Fespectal wher Address BERK! IWO LARGE ROOMS (NOT MIDDLE OR with Board, by a family of four adults; refer: stating terms and full particu- ished Room,” large ve no objection to pl A. L., box 1M Hera See FURNISHED & s0OND vi algo eceimeas Wits Board, in ys Pam SSIST IN A yous AN A ity references routed Gana 390 Spring st BUTTER AND PRODU Confectioneries, Country: Hotels, corner Liquor Stores Agenay, 77 Cedar TANTED—A LAD, wei vere tng Brook Bakeries, Groe (OT LESS THAN 15 YEARS OLD, . who has been in a real estate or law Apply, before 10 A.M, at store 1,002 Fulton st. SS GROCERY STORES, TREMENDOUS fi © Agency, 121 Nassuu s YW ANTE DA COLORED BOY, WELL RECOMMEN DED ta walt 08 table, 990m oer ads and make himself geu Call at 59 East 5 NEWS DEPOT, CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY S& CO., 116 Nassen st ences, to open 0 ors ADVERTISE Apply, between 9 aud 11 A. M., at 112 West TANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A BUTCHER SHOP who understands his business, 255 7th av. IN T wit wie | HAR Ati ON ‘OF ALL « OYSTERMAN Willing ie make itmselt neta to a good, steady man, ONE WHO If iss work the yeas Gthan 7 —— | TURES, I Oyster , Senate, Grosers! Hay 2 THD “TRADES. , CLOTHING CUTTER OF LONG EXPERIENCE, engaged in all branches of the trade, wishes # positio in ‘or out of the city. Address W. C, jeventh avenne, OWNTOWN WEST SIDE SHIP AND FAMILY GRO- ing A good cash trade: no op account of sickness only. Apply to F, Suir, 1B Dey at. ‘Thirty-fourth street, near bux 184 Hera! RUG STORE fide purchaser to satisfy hi nber; BerIND enay. —WILL ALLOW A BONA as to buviness behind Eighteenth street, AGED 16, WHO CAN WRITE BOTH ENG lish sind Gerraan wishes n situation, oF elve to learn 4 ¥ ¢ AND ATTRACTIV with portale Ges Machines everyubtng (n EX RD COLOR MAKER Fou vapor ta singe WHITING “de YOUNG uae Wi ready for immediate use. Address box 20 Post t Stroudsburg, P THE ONLO FALLS » having « large ery aud soft yellow m three to six years, offer a Address as above, v or BROADW ay Y | parpee or black Waiuut, whive ash, ch Poplar piled in their yard, fr portion fur sale at low pric “WATCHES, JEWELRY, ee. CORNER FOURTH STREET J Silks, Camel's Hair party of every descriptive MES P. MATTHEW: s T MY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, *. corner Seventh avenue, T pay the highes prices for Diamonds, W aan AAC! RI " | $249 “3 Mie fiteed : 1 eakiy boarders Mess cause ot oa 100 WEST FOUR rit pot Tinrteen street, LL PURC MASE A WELL LOCATED Restaurant, #3 Apply w THOS, EY, Auctioneer, 17 ‘Centro 1,190 Biontonn ne: 4, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND RILVER ight und fold back, when Sopiys, ot 9 v8K jeweller, ‘Twenty-ninth street. ACHINERY . MANUFACTURERS have it done in PRINTING Bi SOLID siLy’ ER WINE « + Tew Set, 950 tine, same "pric Sevortiuent sf other Silverware low. LINDO BROS,, 1 FOR SALE, NEAR . Broadway, EXCHANGE—A HOUSE AND LOT, FOR A cae LEVENTH STRE ug pig yaa aa ls ie jue as Stay Toraaniy Poreare FACTORY MACHINE ity. . Re atroek, Naw Yor TING ESTABLISHMEN! ald Building. JULERS, 925 FINE # also a larg @ oT eat r THREE DOORS