The New York Herald Newspaper, September 12, 1875, Page 11

THE COURTS, DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMDERS, By Judge Lawrence. Werlich va Brennan.—Case aud amendments as set led. Hook The Mayor, &c.—-The bundle of papers sub- mitted contains the stenographer’s minutes, the charge and the ainendments proposed to the case, but not the case, The case must be supplied. SUPERIOR COURT— CHAMBERS. By Judge Curtis. Hester vs. Alton,—Motion to vacate order of arrest denied, with costs. Dunkel vs, Goodkind.—Motion for the appointment of a receiver denied. Opinion. Cochran vs. Gotterald et al.—Allowance to defend- ants of $25, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. On the application of Josiah Richards and John Liv- Ingston to vacate an election of directors of the Erie Railroad Company held July 13, 1875, and on which ar- gument was had sume time in Supreme Court, Cham- bers, Judge Westbrook’s decision thereon was yester- day filed in the County Clerk's office, The motion to vacate was denied. Suit was brought by the Commercial Advertiser against the city for $1,044, payment for advertising in 1873 and 1874, after the new charter was passed. The answer set up that the appropriation was exhausted, except the sum of $7 27, betore the liability ‘was incurred. Motion was’ made on plainui’s behalf for judgment, on the ground that the answer was frivolous. The case of the Mutual Gas. light Company was cited, in which the city was held liable, though the appropriation was exhausted. ly his decision yesterday Judge Donohue says the gas company’s case does not cover this case, and he denies the motion on the ground that in the case cited the tuswer did not show that the appropriation was ex- gausted before the liability was incurred, while iu this tase that fact was set up clearly. Samuel H. Millurd, the owner of the 1,850 unstamped cigars seized by Captain Kennoch, of the United States Becret Service, on September 8, appeared before United States Commissioner Osborn yesterday and gave $3,000 ‘bai! to appear for examination on Tuesday next. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Morgan. ALLLEGED FORGERY. Frederick R. Brady was accused of appropriating a check for $150, velonging to Alexander R. Chisholm, of No. 52 Broadway, by whom he was employed as a confidential clerk; and forging thereon the indorse- ment of H. De'Muerin, the editor of the Messager Franco-Amerciaine, to whom the check Was made paya- ble. This occurred on October 31, 1873, The check was drawn on the National Bank of the State of New York, where Mr. Chisholm kept his deposits, and when Brady presented it tor payment it was cashed without hesitation, the officials of the bank knowing him well, Immodiately after Brady left for parts unkuown, and, although search waz made for him by the police, he managed to elude them until Friday, when he was arrested .Mr. Chis- holin has since ‘discovered that Brady had stolen various amounts, aggregating $800, Justice Morgan sommitted him for trial. WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Wandell. JOHNSON'S PASS. On Friday evening James Johnson, in company with a lady, presented at Booth's Theatre a pass, which was pronounced aforgery. He was locked up for the night and brought before Judge Wandell yes- terduy. The young lady who accompanied him to the theatre testified that she had given Johnson the pass, and that a man uamed Smith had given it to her. Johnson was discharged. THE ASSAULT ON OFFICER DENNISON. Michael Gaifey, who was shot on the night of the 22d of August by Officer Dennison, of the spectal ser- vice squad, on the corner of Sixteenth street and Tenth avenue, and who was taken to Bellevue Hospital three weeks ago in a critical condition, was arraigned yester- fay on a charge of assaulting Officer Dennison. Gaffney stated in evidence that Officer Dennison was drunk when he came into the place where he was, and while he und bis friend Hannon were drinking at the bar Dennison caine in, dressed in eitizen’s clothes, and, knocking up against them, said, ‘Count me in’ on ‘this rackot,"? Hannon answered ‘that he had not money enough to treat him, and then Dennison slapped Hannon in the face, whereupon Hannon struck back at Dennison, A scuffle ensued, and Gaffney interfered in behalf of his frieud, when Dennison pulled out a revolver and shot both him and Hannon. Gailney was held in $1,000 to answer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Bixby. KILLED BY A BLAST. Cornelius Sullivan and Florence Sullivan were charged with setting offa blast on Fourth avenue and 122d street which, it was alleged, was not properly covered. A stone that ascended from said blast en- tered a room of premises No. 55 West 123d street, and killed a child named Alice Shedden. The accused were remanded to await the action of the Coroner. FINED POR PURCHASING FROM A MINOR. George Sachs, a dealer in articles of second hand, at No, 366 West Fifty-second street, has been in the habit for some time past of buying lead pipe and old copper from Donald Thompson, sixteen years of age, of No. 347 West Fifty-second street. He was arrested for violating the Jaw relating to minors, and was fined at this court $25 for the offence. THE CASE OF BELLA JONES, ‘The adjourned inquest in the case of Bella Jones, the young woman who committed suicide in a cell of the Mercer street station house, was resumed yesterday be- fore Coroner Fickhoff, Several witnesses were exam- ined, and although their testimony key uniformly wenttoshow that the unfortunate youhg woman was brutally treated the Coroner’s jury, after an absence of about halfan hour, returned with the following verdict :— “We find that Bella Jones, of No. 166 Thompson street, tame to her death by committing suicide by hanging herself in her cell tn the Fifteenth precinct station house, on the morning of the 3d of September; and farther, we censure Officer William J. Beard for his se- vere treatment in making the urrest.” Coroner fom however, ordered the discharge of Officer jeard. 2 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. Bexkaax—Couway,—On Thursday, September 9, by the Rev. Dr. Millett, at his residence, Tugzopore Brex- Max, late of Freehold, to Miss ManiaNwa CoLmas, all of this city. Broowixonatz—Korruay.—On Wednesday, Septem- ber 8, at the residence of the bride’s uncle, by Rev. Dr. Huebsch, assisted by Rey S Welch, Josxru B. Bioom- iNGDALE LO CLARA Korvaay, both of this city. Epwarps—Row1anp.—At St. Ann’s chureb, New York city, on Weduesday, September 8, 1875, ‘by the Rev. H. L. EB, Pratt, of St. Mary's church, Staten Island, Joux W, Evwanvs to Ciara Coes RowLanp, both of Staten On Thursday, September 9, at the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Eowarp A, Jouxsox to Enizazetn C. Doxova: Mona#—Dvooax.—On Sunday, August 22, at St. Ma- ry’s chureh, by the Rev. E. J. O'Reilly, pastor, Josxrit CG. Mokay to Mary G. DucGas, both of ‘this city. OsvioK¥—Caxsixe —On Tuesday, September 7, by the pa 3. D. Burchard, Eowin ¥, Osnorx to Jennie Can- er Wano—Wavaser.—On Wednesday, Seplembey 8, at the residence of John W. Rea, Paterson, N. Jg by ‘the Rev, David Magie, Conneuivs V. V. Warp, of ye City Heights, to AuiGan. 8. Weyant, of Paterson, Asrrx.--On Friday, Septomber 10, Mary Hayxau, wife of William B. Asten, in the 48tb yeur of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the faimily are respect. fully imvited to attend hor funeral, on Monday, 13th inst,, at haif-past two o'clock, from Ler late residence, No, 50 East 125th street, corner of Madison avenue, Baxkit.—On Saturday, September 11, Fraxk B. Baxkn, in his 24d year, Fuueral services at the residence of his brother, clock, . Aepreint r 10, Caruenixe, be- loved wife of John Bannon, aged 29 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from her resi dence, 323 East Thirty-sixth street, ou Sunday the 12th M lence of Ms son George M., at Greenwich, Cona., Wi.tiaM Beary, in the 83d year of of funeral in morning paper. Boyex,-~Ou saturday ember 11, Sanam, wife of ¥ rof her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respect fuily invited to attend tie funeral, on Monday after. heon, at two o'clock, tron her late ‘residence, No. 87 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, Bynyxs,--On' Thursday, September 9, CaTuerinx Bruxes, wife of Vever Byrnes, in the 63d year of her Bee, a native of Stradbally, Queen's county, Ircland, Relatives und friends of the family are rexpecttull invited to attend the funeral un Sunday, Septemnbe at two o'clock, from her late residence, No, 407 East Sixteenth street. Dix.-—At Noroton, Conn., Harninr M. Dix, wife of Rovert Dix, in the 39th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Attend the funeral, Alsxu the members of Harmonia Chapter, No. 34; De Witt Clinton Commandery and Chapter, and Hyatt Lodg 208, F. and A.M. The funeral Will take place from the Re chureh, Lee avenue, on Monday, the Hyatt Smith's 18th inst,, ab one papers please co aNXo On Frid corning, September 10, Joux Hesey, infant son of Claus and Emma Donzel! tana, aged + months wad 28 days The relatives and frieuds of the family are respect- (wily invited to altond the funeral, this (Sunday) after: Boon, at tive o'elu.k, fom the residence Of his parents, Wo, 53 West Broudway, ° NEW V YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 Drerz.—After a lingering |!Iness, Avoust Distz. Notice of funeral in to-morrow's Herald. Dover. —At Chappaqua, Seventh day (11th) of Ninth month, Heynimrre, wife of Coleman Dodge and daughter of Jacob Haushe, late of this city. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Friends’ meeting house, Chappaqua, Third day, 14th inst., at twelve o'clock. Conveyances will meet the 10:30 train from Grand Central depot. Do.ax —On Friday, the 10th inst, Jutta Dotan, @ nati of the parish of Baliyragget, county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 48th year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Stephen's church, East Twenty-eighth street, on Monday, the 13th ing, at ten A M.A solemm requiem mass will be offered up for the repose of her soul. The remains will be interred in Calvary Cometery. Doxn.—On Saturday, September 4, at Camden, N. J., of congestion of the brain, Mamre, daughter of Michael J. and Margaret A. Dunn, aged 8 yours Bridgeport (Conn. ) papers lease copy. Du Poxr.—On Satur member 11, Grpxow Ww. Du Powr, in the T3d year of hie ag The friends of we funily are re Foapecfully invited to attend his funeral, on Monday, September 18, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, 221 Wost Twenty-fifth street Fisugx.—At Ruthertord Park, N. J., on Friday, September 10, Cox, only daughter of Calvin M. and Almedia N. Fisher, aged 4 years, 11 months and 10 days Funeral at the Park Methodist’ Episcopal church, Rutherford Park, on Sunday, September 12, ut half. t two clock P.M. Friends of the family” invited. rains leave foot of Charabers street, New York, at 46 P. M., and Twenty-third street at 1:15. Returning trains leave Ruthertord Park at 3:69 and 6:49. Fiyxy.—On Saturday, the Uth inst, Lavra Gent. RupH, youngest daughter of Edward ‘T, ‘and Helena A. Flynn, aged 1 year and 3 mouths. ‘The funeral will wke place to-morrow, Monday, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 243 East Thirty-third streot. The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. + Rockland Luke, Neue Ganawrayr, Funeral services at the residence of her grand- parent, E. EF, Conklin, this day, at two o’clock P.M. Goutp.—At Loug Branch, September ¥, Many Ganv- NER, wife of Goorge T. Gould, of this city, and youngest daughter of Johu Gardner, of Boston. Fanoral services from the residenco of her father-in- law, Joseph Gould, Mount Pleasant avenue, Newark, N.J., a_ twelve o'clock on Monday, 13th inst. Inter- ment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Hacerry.—Ou Thursday, September 9, Bynxanp B, Hacenry, in the 47th yeur of his ago. The remains will bo taken from his late residence, 262 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, on Monday, 13th inst., at nine A. M,, to the Church of ‘the Assumption, corner of Jay and York streets, thence to tho Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment. Hanraax,—On Thursday, September 9, Tuxnesa A., beloved wife of Anthony 'Hartnan und daughter of Edward and Ann Hughes, in the 24th year of her age. The funeral wil take piace, this (Sunday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock, from her late residence, corner 147th street and St. Anu’s avenue, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice, Hanvay.—On Thursday, September 9, 1875, Jawzs Haxvey, native of Templehoy, pene Sligo, Ireland, in the 38th year of his age. respectfully | invited to 12th inst, at one Relatives and friends ari attend his funeral, on Munday P. M,, from his late residence, No, 586 Pearl street. New Orleans and California papers please copy. Hasxiva.—On Thursday, September 10, Junwrm, daughter of David and Margaret J. Haskins, aged 2 ‘months and 20 days. “Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at one v’clock P. M., to-day, at 1,221 Third avenue Havck.—Prupexce Lopax, No. 632 F. axp A. M.— Brerurey—You are hereby summoned to attend an Mergent communication of your lodge, to be held at Corinthian Rooms, Odd Fellows Hall, at one o'clock, sharp, for the parpose of paying the last tribute of re. Specs to our deceased irirey brother, John A. Hauck. 1D BRADLEY, Master. B. FP. Contey, Secretary. Horstarrer.—On the 11th of and beloved son of Theodore and Had 2 years and 11 months. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence No. 69 East Eighty- sixth street, on Monday, the 13th inst., at one o'clock. Hovsman.—After a long and severe illness, Jays Hovsmax, son of Captain Jobn J, and Jane Housman. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed church, Port Richmond, 8.'I., this day (Sunday), at two o'clock, without further notice, Kaysex.—At Fair Haven, N. Y., September 8, Joan C. Kayser, of Fordham. Relatives and friends are respecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Monday, the 18th inst., at St. Paul’s Episcopal’ church, Morrisania, Train’ leaves Grand Central Depot at 1: 5 P.M. Lavet.e.—In St. Vincent’s Hospital, on Friday, Lend 10th inst., after a Jong and painful illness, Parrick La- YELLE, aged 26 years, There will be a solemn requiem mass offered up for the repose of his soul at the hospital chapel on Monday nextat nine A. M. The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. The relatives and friends are ro- spectfully invited to attend the funeral immediately after mass. Lorw.—On Saturday, Soptember 11, Freppre W., only son of William L. and Sarah L. Loew, aged 5 yeara, 6 months and 8 days. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral services, on Monday, September 13, at four o’clock, at the residence of Mr. Charles ner, No, 677 Lexington avenue. Lyons.—September 10, Brincet Lyoys, beloved wife of Patrick Lyons, daughter of Mary and Patrick McDon- ald, Coabill, county Cavan, Ireland, Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, at ber late residence, 855 First avenue, at two P.M. to-day. Marngws.—On the morning of September 10, Cuar- Lorre P., wife of John K, Mathews. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 521 Kast 118th street, on Monday, 13th inst., at eleven o'clock A. M. Mri xs. —On August 22, at Clausthal, Harz Moun- tai many, Heruert C. Mexs, M. E , graduate of the hoyal Prussian Mining Acaderay at’ Freiberg, youngest son of Joseph W. and Sophia T. Meeks, in the 24th year of his age Funeral services will be held at the Collegiate Re- formed church, corner of Twenty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, on Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock. Rela- tives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Greenwood, Mort.—At Nyack on the Hudson, tember 9, Joszruie, daughter of C! years, 10’ months and 4 days. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, on Sinday, Sep- tember 12, at one o’clock, from the First Baptist cl hurch of Nyack.’ Train leaves Chambers street at 9 o'clock. McApams.—On Thursday, September 9, 1870 Euiza- Bera McApams, beloved daughter of Bernard and Alice McAdams, aged 20 years, 7 months and 8 days. The relatives and friends of the family are Fespectfully invited to attend the funeral from her residence, 817 Sixth avenue, on Sunday, the 12th inst., at two P. Af. O’Coxnon.—On Thursday, September 9, Mary Ann, wife of James O'Connor, aged 28 years. The relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral from her late residence, No.-343 Cherry street, on (this) Sunday, at half-past nine o'clock, to St. Mary’s church, where a solemn requiem mass Will be offered for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Staten Island for interment, O’DoxngLt.—On Friday, September 10, Patrick O'Donwett, at his residence, 16 Gay street, in the 44th year of his Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, on Monday, September 13, at half- past nine o'clock, trom his late residence to St. ‘Joseph’ ‘8 church, corner of Sixth avenue and West Washington place, where 4 solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soyl; from there to Calvary Cemetery. Limerick papers please copy. O'Neu. —At Tremont, on Thursday, September 9, Ipa J., eldest daughter of Hugh and Margaret O'Neil, ia the 17th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, at Mount Hope, on Sunday, 12th inst, at two o'clock P.M. O'Nxtt.—On Septomber 10, 1875, Corpetta F. O’Nei, aged 46 yenrs ‘The funeral will take place on Sunday, at one o'clock from her late residen 60 North Third street, Brooklyn, FE. D. Orro.--Mine. AyToiNeTr® Orro, on Saturday, Septeim- ver 11, at twenty-three minutes past three A.M. ‘The'triends of the family and the musical profession are respectfully invited to ateend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 128 River street, Hoboken, Md. on Tuesday next, the 14th inst,, at two P. Pansons. suddenly, at ‘Tarrytown, denier 10, September, the only ic Hoistatter, aged on Thursday, Sep- Charles Mott, aged 14 j Mrs 8. P. Parsons, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral services, on Monday, 13th inst, at half. aut two o'clock, at the residence of her son, George W. Parsons, Ksy., Tarrytown Heights. Carriages will be in attendance on arrival of 1 o’clock train from Thirwech street depot, New York Coiumbia county papors please copy, Ramos.—-Ou Saturday, September Il, at nine o'clock A.M. Axa Rawos, mother-in-law of Carlos Marti, aged 86 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, on Tuesday, September 14, at ten v'clock A. M., from the Church of the Holy Inuocents, in Weat Thirty-seventh street, near Broadway Resor,—The brothers of Plymouth Rock Lodge, Ne. 374, 1. 0. 0. F., are hereby notitied to attend a special meeting, at their ludge room, No. 325 Bowery, this Sunday,'at halt-past. twelve o'clock, fur the purpo attending the funeral of our late friend and broth P. G. A. Renvr, of Unity Lodge, No. 283, 1. 0. 0. F. By order WILLIAM'S. BORCHERS, GoLpey Rute Deonex Lovox, No. al, LO. Brotnxers—You are invited to attend a special meeting of the lodge, on Sunday, September 12, 1875, at one o'clock sharp, at Grand and Centre streets, for the pur- pose of uttending the funeral of P. G. Augustus Rendt, LEWIS LEW e Secretary. Mouxt Wasninoroy Excamrueyr, No. 17, 1.0. 0. F.~ The patriarchs of this cucampment are requested to meet at Odd Feliow’s Hall, corner of Grand and Centre streets, to-day (Sunday), September 12, at one P.M. sbarp, to attend the funeral of P.C. P, Augustus Rendt. The officers aud putriurchs of Palestine Encampment, No. 6, and those of sister encampments, ure particu: larly requested to attend to participate with us, By or der! RF, MCLAUGHLIN, ©. P. cribe, riday morning, the 10tn inst., Cnanurs Henwek, youngest son of Frederick 8. and Sarah E, Robinson, aged 1 year, 1 month and 2i days The relauves and friends of the family ure invited to attend the funeral, rom the residence of his parents, No. 119 W vas Sesoy -irst street, on Sunday, the 12th . at two P.M, UN, —la Brooklyn, 9th inst, Joazru 3, Rony. ay (Bunday), from 49 Madison stroot, Members of Typographical Union No. 6 are invited to attend, HUGH DALTON, President. Pa R. Waxsu, Secretary. Skexore.—On Saturday, September 11, 1875, Anton Swxcen, aged 74 years. Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, September at nine o'clock A. M., from his late residence, No. nd street, nly, Auic#, daughter of John W. den, aged 6 years and 1 month. and Eliza A 5 Notice of funet Srapy.—On Saturday morning. after a short illness, Carnanink Stapy, relict of James Stady, in the 83d year of her age, Relatives and friends of the fumily, also those of her sons-in-law John E. Phillips and William L. Boyd, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of William L. Boyd, 76 Tillary street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, TRxNaNt.—On Friday, September 10, Euizancra Baxx, beloved daughter of John H, and Elizabeth Ten- pant, aged § months, Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom 1,371 Second avenue, on Sunday, Sep- tember 12, ut one o'clock. ‘Tnomas.—-On September 10, Nxuuig, second daughter of Seth E. und Surah G. Thomas, aged 7 years Funeral services at the residence of her arents, No, 115 West Twenty-first street, on Monday, ith inst, as half-past one P.M. —On Friday morning, Sepreraber 10, at the ¢ of his son, a Jersey City DWARD PRENLE TORERY, 8 and friends of the family are invited to. wt tend bis {uncral, on Sunday aiternoon, September 12 at two o’clock, ‘from St. John's (free) church, Summit avenue, opposite Gardner avenue, ey City’ Heights. Take Montgomery street cars, at Jersey City ferry, to Sumit avenue. Vay Dooky,—On Friday morning, September 10, 1875, Many Lovisa, wite of Edwin H. Van Doorn and daugh: ter of Mrs, Elizabeth Spencer, aged 28 years and 11 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Howard Lodge, No. 60, and Palestine Eneamp- ment, No, 6, 1. 0. U, F., are invited to attend the fu- neral, from her late residence, 331 West Twenty-fourth street, on Sunday, 12th inst,, at two o'clock P, Van Duzex.—A'tClitton, §. 1, September 10, Witte 14 O., son of Jacob, and Margaret M, Van Duzer, In the 20th yeur of his age. Relatives and triends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, trom the Moravian church, New Dorp, 3. I., on Sunday, Sepcember 12, at half-past two P. M. Watrers, —On Friday, September 10, after a severe and tedious illness, Ricuarp Waters, aged 54 yours. Funeral will take place on Monday, from his lute rest- dence, 27 East Broadway; thence to Transfiguration church, Mott street, where, at hulf-past nine o'clock, a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, and immediately after to Cemetery of Holy Cross, Flat- bush, Relatives and friends and those ‘of his sons, Charles F, aud Richard M., aro respectfully invited to attend, Warkins.—On Suturday, September 11, at Jersey City Heights, Cuan.es Waterss, in the 78th year of his “Fits funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 27 Gardiner avenue, on Tuesday, September 14, at one O'clock. The relutives and friends, and also the mem- bers of Washington Lodge, No, 21, F. and A. M., and the companions of Ancient ‘Chapter,’ No, 1, aro respect- fully invited to attend. Weusu.—On Saturday, September 11, 1875, Wrutras Weisit, a native of Mullin; a, county Westméath, Ire- lund, in the 4th year of h Relatives and friends of the faraily are respectfully Invited to attond the funeral, from the residence of his brother-in-law, John Reilly, No. 383 Second avenue, on Sunday, September 12, 1878, at one o'clock. Wetzworen.—Suddenly, ' on Saturday morning, Maximiiay M, Weznovek, in the 3ist year of his age. Friends of the family are respectiully invited to at- 4 his funeral, at two o'clock, this afternoon, from late residence, 56 South Washington square, Viru¥xs.—On Friday, September 10, at half-past one Pelock, ¥. Hownaxp Da Wixt Winnges, son of Fred- erick C! Withers, of New York, in the 15th year of his age. ‘Notice of funeral in Monday morning’s papers. Wrictt—Haumoxp.—At Pleasantville, residence of bride’s parents, August 29, by the Rev, Charles Chad- wick, Tuomas J. Wxicur,’ of Brooklyn, to Jkaxnurre H. Hawwoxp, daughter of Edward ©. Hammond, for- merly of Brooklyn, pial Oe call _EXCURSIONS., —SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO HARLEM, MORRISA- + nia, Christ's Park, Karl's Park and High Bridge, landing at Grand st., 8th st., Astoria and 119th st, each way. The lace steamboats MORRISANIA, HARLEM und SHADY IDE will leave every Sunday Fulton “3 Market Dock iat » 1 1, 1:45, 2:90, 3 3, Moreigui Sus, oe wae ist 2145, 3 ett, FN ine's and’? o'clock ts trips High baa en boats connect with every NGSTREERT, Supt at —REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEW. ¢ bare, lauding, at Youkers, Ionu Island, West Point Cold Spring, and Cornwall. The fuvorite steamer LONG BRANCH (formerly the Sloopy Lynch, leaves Fulgon Ferry, 4 ‘Teuth street, North River, at 8:30, OM. Bare fort Hollow), Captain John rooklyn, at 8 A. M.; West and Twenty-third street, xcursion, $1. —HARLE ORRISANIA AND HIGH BRIDGE, ‘The paluco steamboats HARLEM, MORRISANIA and Sudpy BIDE leave kM Market wilb at 650, ae 8:15, and M., landing at Grand si wot. Ninth’ eset, wonty-shird serest sud Ukstocta: ee thes cards for particulars, Sundays—Boats leave every 45 minutes. EXCURSION TO ROCKAWAY BEACH. 3 AMERICUS, NEV will inake excursions to Gandays included), leavin ieee routs leave neckawer tt 1048 and 11 aM, 45 and Se. Excursion tickets, S0e, Return tickets xvod on either boat. A SUNDAY AFTERNOON TRIP TO ROCKAWAY BEACH, NHI: (SUNDAY) APTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 12, THE PLYMOUTH ROCK will trip TO ROCKAWAY BEACH, leaving foot of Twenty-third street, North River, at 1 P. M.; foot of Murray street, pier 28 North River, at 1:30, returning to the city by dark. TICKETS (round trip) FIFTY CENTS. REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY- port.—The favorite steamboat OLYPHANT, Cuptain tiurst, leaves foot of Barclay street, North Kiver at 9:19 A. M. landing wt Elizabethport, U je and Returning, leaves Leyport ns wap —DAILY F EXCURSIONS TO couse ISLAND. HE ey A. favorite steamer ARROWSMITH will leave as fol. fourth vireet, No wt 9 A.M 12 Me enth street R.. 19. Klin Coa 'N. 5h re cs pier 13 N. R, ae BSD 10 and 339 FISHING BANKS, EVERY TUESDAY. + day aud Sunday, ocean steamer 4 iso streat, Nori iver, Rivers 27 Eust River, River, 7:40 pier No. 0 North River, 8 We tee Rs. ae ” Power Mani “SUNDAY EXCURSION TO 4A. Astoria, landing at Broome street, jouth street Astoria, 1200h street and Rabenstein's Park dteamets SYLVAN DELL, SYLVAN GLEN nad SYLVA’ STREAM. First boat will leave Peck slip ut 10 A. M. and every 45 minutes therenfter during the day until 7:45 P.M. Last bout leaves Harlem as 7 P. WM. WITHERWAX, Superintendent, Lis ARLEM AND ] ATH PARK SUNDAY EXCURSION.—STEAMER POPE IN loaves pier 13, foot of Cedar street, at 10:30 A. M. and M.; the bost séasido rosort in the vicin- ity of New York; elegant bathing accommodations; tickets to go and return, 40c. Pyrounsion, 3 TO 9 SARATOGA. ARI cry, pesial, anday. train, via Flushing, North Bi Yentral Ruilroad, to Garden Gity, leaves unto 12:15 P. M., arr nm City at 12:50, 3:15, arrivin, 3 p.BiwoN, ND SHADY SIDE ‘al street overy Sunday at Y, 10 and IL 0 Us Me and daily at 10 A. M 5 (daily and Sunday) ag T ee 10 ioinut ORT LEE, PL outs Iaave 1,2, 3 and 6 M., lan ‘Phuirey-roureh wire XRAND EXCURSION TO Bank, No J. stro SEA BIRD loaver pier 35, River, Sunday morning, 1 aves Red Bank at d kM HIGHLANDS AND RED and commodious tof Franklin SOUTHE RAILROAD FOR LONG ., Sunday, Sept 12, 1975,—Steamer will of ‘Twenty-fourth street, North River, North Kiver at v0 A.M Rotwrning. le oP. Fare for rotnd trip $1.50. 8. SNEL OCKAWAY BEACH EXCURSION, , September 12, 1875, in connection with the steamers AMEKICUS and NEVERSINK. The mammoth plengure steamer WIL c Leaves West Twenty West Tenth street at 9 A. M. Barclay street wt #15 AM. and 1P, M. Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at 40 A. Mand 1:90 P.M. Returning boats leave the beach at 4:30, 5 and 6:90 P, Exe lickets, Sie; good on she Americus, Neversiak above JNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK. ‘The Stenmbont THOS, P. WAY will leave Commercial dock, Newark, at 8 A. M. and Burelay street North River, New York, Stopping at Horgen Point, euch way. ‘and ‘also, leave Bure street, North River, for a CUM, at 4:30 P. ML., stop) Grand street, East River. The |g ‘will’ stop 7 aa on ber resurn from for passengers ie" EXCURSIONS, ie i NDAY BOAT FOR ELIZABETHPORT. SEO leaves pier 13 North River 2 4. 1s Elizabethport 7 A. 10:40 Rg 12M. 4:30 PM. AM. 2 BOM. 6PM, GEAWANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO SEA KO Clift, College Point, Whitestone, Great Neck, City le Kaud, guiids Polos, Glen Vove. Glen Wood and Roslyn. The steamér SHAWANILA| LARA Peck Pa SUNDAY at 9 A Mj Ninth street at Twenty-third street at 9 1 A.M. for the buve ‘places, re- turning to the city about 6 __Dinner and refreshments on board. pus PROPELLER GOVERNOR'S ISLAND LEAVES the Custom Louse pier, at the Buttery, every hour daily, iueluding Sunday, for Governor's Island. Music by the band Rernoon, followed by dress par Ts CuaRrn ram /ATRAMBO A? FORT LEE FOR an 1875. QUADRUPLE SHEET. SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, ae. A wet OF ENGLISH SPARROWS FOR SALE AT fobokes, a pair as Li. WUEFELOUR'S, 422 Garden street, ul __._ HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, Pe oad Diag rj /R SALE—HOTEL DE HORSE LIVERY STABLE; Yor particulars inquire of JOUN GRAY, 306 East Broadway. Brus ae SPORTING GUNPOWDER—CURTIS’ AND HARVEY'S Diamond grain. For sale by ali the lead- ing sportsmen's depots. e. Rad POWDERS lamage and son; ¢ Scents. For at Viaitee’s 8 drag scores, 1458 Wadios street and S27 POR DISEASED “a ig ip a ip will be in store Frida; io. landt street. TLLIAMS & POWELL TOP LEVER BREECH loader, 10 bore. 10 Ibe. ; an extraordinary shooter; tas- kets shown abd guuranteed. H.C, BQUIRES, No. 1 Cortlandt hentai __ FURNITURE. Parlor, Library, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, of all designs and quality: ;| Jace and Nottingham lace Curtains, Lambrequins, Cornicos, Pier and Mantel Glusses, Bedding, &c., at 5O per cent below spring prices, We are now selling our best hair Mattresses and feathor 4 less price than any other house in the city, Call ‘and exaimino to satisty yourself. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, A GREAT BARGAIN "AT PORTINGTON Broa, No, 542 Hudson street, Yactory No. 107 Oharles street. Parlor, Library, Dining Room and Chamber Furniture, Parties abous purchasing will save considerably by giving us call, AD goods made tn tnd best manner. Ratublished in 1849, _Bighth a avenue © cars pass the door. A —DEGRAAF & COCHRANE, + 152 und 154 West Twenty-third oti between Sixth and Seventh avenues. 5 ‘The most decided bargains, ‘This immense Stock, our own manufacture, we assure the public is now selling as bar; are scree elsewhere, all and assure yourself that our representat DEGRAA ar a’ COCHRANE. T B Ton PLACE.—ROBERT SOMERVILLE ction, on, Wednesday, September 19, at 4 University place, scenes fi atel and re) gant bluck walnut carved French inlaid Parlor 801 tin, de. Full particul: are now on exh bier Pred leben teed IN PRICES OF naa col Carpets til tember 10, at B, PERTHWalT & CO.'8, “bs and 157 Cl Chatlian tre abn duce stock. Great bargains in walnut and painted Cl Suits; grost Darguins in Parlor Suits; great Peinvaine eed fit Curpets; great b: aing in everythi ee B. cow PERTHWAIT & CO. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR ‘ture, Carpets rr Bedding, at B. M. COWPER- THWAIT 4 GOs, NSS and 187 Ckithant streak ka ioe menso stock and low prices ty Sed ELEGANT, ALMOST NEW, LARGE VELVET, Parlor Oi i for sale cheap, at Somerville's Auction’ Rooms, Univ eae ine en = lars under auction salea Tho tion. ty place, corner ‘Thirteenth street; cost AN ELEGANT NEW PARLOR SUIT FOR | SALE cheap, BE E100, worth $250; upbolstering first class, Cull at 12 ‘ourth street, near Broadway, on Monday or Tuesday. A. —PARTIES IN WANT OF FIRST CLASS HOUSE- hold Furniture and willing to pay, one-third cost call East 20th st., near Broadway; arlor Suits, Pianoforte, 1s, Paintings, Bronzes, Curtains, Mirrors, ated Webesobes, pte) Extension Tables, Bedding. de, ; used 6 mhonthe must be sold this week. Gail immediately. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL “nae Vcam ‘d ayes hold Furniture (in lots to suit) Elegant poe Suit, 14 pieces, cost uuperd 7% ‘octave Decker & Bro opright sno, Sa80 alin Chamber Sets, Hedstondy Dressing Casos, Washstands, single Bedsteads, Bureaus, huir and ar Mattrosses, ish Suit, $100; complete eres ie 4 Dini, Furniture, Ks, Bronses, rey ash seltciosh juits, $30 to ots, 0c. yal ust be sold. Call to-day or Mon- day, five story brown stone residence No. 47 West 16th st., Detween Sth and 6th avenues. —FOR SALE, AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 120 WEST Dressin, tresses, Pillows, Bolsters, dc. ; Ding ‘Furniture, ‘Table, Buffet, Chairs, Silverware, Cutlery; rep and haircloth Suits "and a’ variety of useful Household Articles. Can be seen to-day (Sanday) or Monday. N. B.—Blegant four round Bradbury & Co. Piano, $200; a bargain, A HANDSOME nga! BRUSSELS CARPET, ABOUT 55 or G0, yards, cheap for cash, at TILSON & CHARDB'S, wath over 18. Al —SMITH'’S PARLOR BED Raled ALdsnm endel tie ard + and Sofa bed, of tho latest ft Improvern also (omen with two sofas; Turkish and Billow Lounges st at jews than “ACeTION ROOM reet, near Fifth Assortment’ of Household prices; cash or instalments, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, wide and Bedding at Comune am prices Eight) ave take: RELL'S extensive warerooi Thirtleth and Thirty det streete, Paytue monthly. QAHPers, ir cost. 816 Broudway. NO." 22 EAST THIRTEENTH ue—White ban Furniture, Beds, Bedding, 4c. Payments taken week or month, Te omeeny: ERLLY & CO., 'y-Gfth street and Sixth avenue. |ONTINUED aah tae IN bh eae OF FURNI- tare, te wad fing B. M. COWPERTH- age a 0 “tos and Weal heethomn street; to Now is the time $0 purchase, CMATTEL MORTGAGE SALE OF RICH FURNITURE, Fiano, Carpets, Paintings. Mirrors, Books, £e., Tue day, Septwiuber 13. "Bee Auctions. ‘By order of Wiliam i. Greene, Mortgages. . BLAKE, Attorney. NKORGE A, CLARKE'S POPULAR SYSTEM OP house furnishing by monthly 1 payments. 747 Broadway. edding Mirrors, Parlor Beds, &c., ral terms, corner of Tw reduee Fine Furniture, Carpets, at reduced prices nd on’ 00D SECOND HAND AND MISFIT ENGLISH BRUS- sels, ply and ingrain Carpets, Vilcloths, de., very cheap, at the old place, 112 Fulton street, side ‘entrance: Goo FU ENITORE WANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR tpeon bby ak rps wed Jocased. Address nope N ste? box 149 id office. ARTZ & CO. PAY LIBERAL PRICES FOR SECOND hand Furniture aud Carpets. Please call on or address MARTZ & CO., 274 Seventh avenue. MARSLE TOP BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SBT, $50; Cottage Set, £20; Blankets, Quilts, feuther Pil! lows, de., at a bargain.” 102 Seventh avouue, fancy store. igi GLOBE FURNITURE COMPANY, i6 EAST FOUR- toonth ati ‘between Broadway and Fifth avenue, are stock of elegant ore of their own Brgatly reduced prices. Fuetory, Moore jens for ® three one fut “and boners aay so the House in which fui ture is located; owner will board out three-fourths of the rent. Addre eM. L., 210 Fulton street, New York. $1. 1.000 TO $1,500 WORTH OF NEW Kg el | anted—F8r whieh hel Ey sass cuah will be given, Address R EAN) manufacture Brooklyn, NY PARTY HAVING A SEALSKIN SACK POR sale at & sacrifice can bear of cash purchaser by ad- dressing RURAL, Herald Uptowm Branch office, svating length and price. pe NG CORN WANTED. els of first class wy 24 Thormpsun stree! GARE WANTED— ABOUT NO. 4 OR 5; STATE PRICE, Address I. G., Herald ofc FROM 100 TO 500 BUSH- the Pop Cora Manutectory, rt THREE DAYS’ Driving Pati, grey MEETING AT WEST SIDE aay Clty. September 16—Purse $150 clave. September 17—Puree recs. Septet teama. A for 2:35 class and $150 for 2 :43 class so es for runni 15—Purse $150 for 2:38 and Entries to close September 14, nine P.M. Trotting accord: jon. rules Nation ddress VAN K&viter < ‘BIRDSALL. 216 Barro UCTION AND YRENCH FOOLS SOLD ON MONDAY Ag tgaiiy. ind Mculay morning at THOMAS’ Exchange, a 0% ‘at stallion race at essen OM EMARSH ALL, Auctioneer, \RAND RUNNING MEETING AT FLEETWOOD PARK, Wedneeday, Thursday and Saturday, Hep. 15, 16 au root, Jersey City. 1B; three races Gach day. SON ‘anager aud Btarter. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. Dil JOHNSTON AU A CARD RETRO IVE, WENI-VIDI-VICL MANY YEARS AGO IT OCCURRED TO MR. JOHN- SION thas re wus Do reason why a straightfor. ward rete could % be @ in selling Horses and Carri SUCTION just as real estat and other merehand Thi are uel frig ae pul ‘apostle. to try to wain publiz confidenc wit i “A FIRM “DETERMINATION, HOWEVER, deserve ‘aasagee and an eee confidence in the re- salt Mr JOHNSTON commenced. ‘The second year found the businessin the full tide of ueceustul oxp0 lw ry one of the bats, of the metropolis. ed jes 9 ‘aoe achieved @ world wide fam that of “LONDON TATTERSALLS” 19 TO 25 THIRTEENTH 81 STREET, SALES OP HORSES “AND GANRIAGES EVERY TUESDAY (AND PRIDAY AT. 10-0 ‘24 hours’ to 3 de rial o1 x LibkiAL ADVANCES "ON “CONSIUNM nen UcTION AUCTION OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES, HARNESS BRIDLES, AND FULNT TURE OF A FOUR STORY HOUSES A 4 RETURNING FROM THE SHARON SPINUs AN ARCH. JOUNSTON. NDEPINITE GUIN AN iENGTH or. eg AMILC SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON MO. SEPTEMBER 13, AT 12 grchiock Nos i) AND. 3a EENTH eeeay BROADWAY AXD | Hh isting of fast, ihe, horse, Mercer, 19 kind; also the ban 15% hunds; 7 years ol fred by Winthrop Morrell: huss record of 2 end without exosption is one of the finest gentleman's horves to be found, and can be driven by a I sound and kind; ‘also 1 patr cross-matehed borses, a black and aehestnut, @ aud 7 years old, class family tom, in every respect, warranted sound and kind. ioighands Woether with a six seat Rockaway and fi the beg thoroughbred ma eure old; 15% hands; soun ¢ best road mares Phaeton, huifing Top oud We, Wagon; four sets 0f Single also one very fine huavy Wolf fulo Robe und one very fine Seal akin 4s in firvt class ord stable end examine ell wil be sold withe raul septs rain or shing, to # wt bidder. Notice and ful he Furniture will be given in Tuesday's He: isoae T Wet ON TUESDAY, EMBEH 14, AT io O'CLOCK, BY LL & KEARNEY, AT THEIR MART, To AND Tid EAST THIMTERNTH STREET. ELEGANT PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT. BAY COUPE HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, 9 YEARS OLD; Kind and true in style and action; fears nothin, coupe by & private family sILven MOUNTED. COUPE HARNESS AN) ELEGANT BROUGHAM, USED BUT ONE MONTH built by Brewster 2 Co., of Broome street. be, one very extra Buf i ll this Stock and Ie roety of attention. Call at the ess; free from vice; has fine bee been used ina Is cost Can bé soen at the Mart any time previous to sal be bought at private sule. CACTTHREE HANDSOME | ROAD | OR | FAMILY + Horses; bay Horve, 153; hands high, warranted to trot in 2345; buy Mure, Bag ha high, warranted to beat 2:50; brown Horse, 15 high, warranted to trot a mile fi throe minutes, ‘Nese horses’ are free and stylish drivers; cun be driven by w Indy or the most timid person OR SALE—A HANDSOME ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, with seats for six persons; only used three months. lined” extra strongly built . To be seen at MORRELL’! Stori ‘arehouse, corner ‘of Thirty-seeond street and Fourth avenue. WOR SALE—A SPAN CARRIAGE HORSES, BROWN, 10s hauds, sound, kind and handsome ; sold for want of faquire at private stuble No. 122 West Tweuty- ni th street. OR SALE—THE MOST ELEGANT DOG CART, forse aud Harness Turnout in the city: for one half ite value, Address DOG CART, box 175 H. os 5 SALE AT A SACRIFICE, ro) of s private gentleman, # handsome Span Somat ieee are Fil, “atk browns, full 16 hands; re without trick or fine drivers and can trot in 334 min- be seen we Messrs, LANE & DAVIS utes together. stables, No. 114 y-sixth street. SOUND YOUNG MARE, WILL SHOW p, and ide-bar top Wagon, Har- reasonable offer hi Inquire. on DELANEY, 41 West Forty sixth street, neas ma cov ERED BUSINI ‘SINESS DBLIVERY lyn apy wire suitable for grocery 2 good order; price $79. Can be seen et stable, i Weer P intoekih street, OR SALE—A HORSE AND DOG CART; WILL BE sold cheap for want of use. Apply at HARNET?'S stables, Thirtiot between Madivon and Fifth avenue. OR RALE—BOARDING AND LIVERY ing ba with full Stock and good customers; well, pari hess: sold on account of owner guing West. A Herald Uptown Branch office. OK SALE CHRAP—A VERY HANDSOME. re extension top Phaeton, made to order for owne but afew times, Apply ut carriage hardware store, 97 Bow: 1% ENTLEMAN’S ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE—| sting of Brewster's Wagon, Bi op Wagon, Coupe, single and double Harness, sty! brown Cerriage Horses, 16 hands high, sound: and sill be cold ah's saasibeet an owner: le geitg'te Onlitor Dia. ‘Can be seen at private stable 110 Weat Filsieth strvet. Stable for sale. ‘ORSES FROM TENNESSEE. ce ASE yan a to buy well bred, i ee Roadsters might be suited b; addressing fr MoKIMMIN, Flushing, Long Island, who as 80) fast Horses from Ten | Stock Farm, ness i, sound, gentle ‘ower, which cun'be seen st Spring Hill Flushing, September 11, 1875. ARNESS BUYERS CAN Laie MONEY BY dealing direct with manutacturer; stock of band mundo Harnens at very low prices. eo ANELITT, eo War Fen stroet, corner College placa, A COMPLETE SET AT $10. H TERE JOHNSON, JK., NO. 68 LIBERTY STREET. offers at private sule about 40 vets first class Haruess, at lose than cost of making: also the best and cheapest lot of Blank- eu IVERY STABLE chance, low rent; long lease; doin Teusons for selling. 143 Montague street, Brooklyn. ARK PHAETON.—FOR SALE, A VERY HANDSOME sitting top Bark Phaston, Volo and Shafts, or would ex- change for a. ters or Stivers’ to side bar Wagon, udress Pave PHAWTON, box 111 Her oties RIVATE | STABLE, TO LET—CONTAINS | NINB st of which are of attern, all abo yund ; ample carriage room | phllle 's ents; nan ot and cold water; large yard attached; must be seen to be appreciated; owner would Board two Horses if agreeable. 1 and soe Wost Forty-seventh street, near Broud- OAN MARE, 12 YEARS OLD, 16 HANDS HIGH, and black “light Wagon, stolen last night. §25 re- ward for return of property. |. WM. rbank, Dutchess county. ECOND HAND CARRIAGES, encon, 2 Landauh iad Compe, $1855,2. Cou Rock. t ‘abriol no to erie {etorla, Mail Phueton ee en Miran ‘huetons, 2 T Carts, 2-wheel Dog Cart, 4wheel’ Dog Cart, top and no top waguns.” ame by Brewster & Co., of Broome street, and in fim ‘LANDRAU, ‘372 and 374 Broome street (old ooee td Brewater & Co). PEED.—FOR SALE, A SORREL MARE, 8 YEARS 1534 bands ‘gh; ht on ery: way; can be driven: in 240; at lady peNwa sis Be Stout street, Newark, N. J. [e btmenenShteed bnbeatapar AT eat LOW PRICES, i id Verte een NO ete OER he ER, bya ECOND HAND CARRIAGES, Curtain Coach, Yandau, our build. rence, very fine, our build. briolet, our build Half-top Fhastous, Pony Phaetons, T Carts, all in good order, for sale b: BREWSTER & CO., 5th av., comer 14th st. HE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION RED Wing, with public record of 2:30, ten years old, beasti- ful, gentle and reliable, is to be sold at auction. September docs not shy or pull and warranted sound and gentle in | 35°yy Major Barker, conuer Thirty-ninth stroet aud Broudwayy every 1.8 rood trial ellowed: will be woud fogetner tnlese provioash disposed of; Mae Krotted In 226 and we cee ae desirable animal for the road, ti ‘breedin, Howary oppunite Fi srect rear wae: seen at the county place, of DF aE Sp? ayia "Hac, Hneetngs on the Hudson; 40 minutes from the and FIRST CLASS SADDLE HORSE WANTED—AT A price to suit the times, Address, with particulary, H., box 5,522 Post office. TAPSENAL STABLES, 147, 140, 151 WEST THIRTY. street.—Now open for boarding hi orse! stall ongrownd floor; healthiest and best ve modeees wen Bae eliyt eianpeseut’ RreGuiey Toma: leortes Ww WpeeTey first class Purnoute to hire ‘A call solicited, RNSTEIN & SON, Proprietors, SECOND HAND CARRIAGES * at BREWSTER’S, Twenty-fifth stewot, Coach, city make, as Coupe, in good condition. Janda on eight springs. Top goa ng our ova a 23 to oP A BURWSEEN'S Conta house of Brewster), 145 East Twenty-ffth street. TEAM OF HORSES WILL RECEIVE GOOD Bourd, free, for light farm work. Address PARMER, box 108 Herald off WIDOW LADY, INTENDING TO TRAVEL IN Europe, is desirous of selling one of the finest Carriago ity, stylish and prompt dr together with most grace! porta aver Satis. cise Harness, Blankets, de. ; Stable to let or lease, and situation wanted for an extra good couchman. at stable Bast Forticth ‘street, or toll, L- COMPRLYOU & ©0., 12 John street. BEAUTIFUL JET BLACK TEAM, PERFECTLY jostehed; very styllah; youn perfect; with Park Phaeton; Danscomb's dou! ; guarantes. Call, rooms & 71 Liberty GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN SIDE-BAR WAGONS— RK. M. Stivers’ Warwick, with his circular combination apring, te universally ‘admitted by all who thoroughly ex- famine ft vo be the baw riding and moet pastect wagon yet ta troduced. Come and see it. RM. 114i to 162 Kasi Thirty est stfeat, YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO some money making business; could a, $1 800 oe of boarders. Ww 28 C. BQUIRES., No. 1 0 Hh class Bloor for double teame. mal" Assocl ‘A MARS F d wom NBER. ROSPECT! _ "Ss Ei good rf ‘do ‘dry. xoods wold, tidal f b h adil TON” is 187: ‘second only ‘she Le RN) nh IGNMENTS. a | eas LDL. TLEMAN D POR R NOO! 13 EAST wits wile handsomie and stylish 6 yours sty! 4 alls, lady ppreci ‘old, und a first” class | Gay trotted in corde i Robe. thou * deseription of ral. SPaa warranted sound. D ED i our also, eed: rand 2%, ‘378 HL, rf BEI 4 minutes from station. 0 LET—PRIVATE STABLE, 154 WES? TWENTY- treet. front; three stalls: coach room for three jal conveniences. Address box 140 Post office. Lhe LET OR LEASE—PRIVATE STABLE Ledeen “oneal Fortieth street; one of the finest in the avou. couchman. Apply at stable or to H. L. COR’ YOU, it} + John street, 10 LET-PRIVATE STABLE, AT GREATLY RE- duced rent, 156 East Thirtioth street; coachman’s apartments; four single, one box stall; all modern improve- ments, Apply on promises, or ‘to L. COHEN, tailor, next 10 LET—PRIVATE STABLES, os 131 AND 145 WEST Seventeenth street, and 144 West Fiftieth street, be tween Sixth and Seventh avenu JAMES STIKEMAN, 76 Wall street, 10 LET—BRICK STABLE, 5 STALLS, WITH CAB riage or waxon room, 50 Berry street. 10 LET- PRI TK STABLE NEAR GRAMERCY jan's rooms, ke. Apply at 335 ase (0 LET—PART OF PRIVATE STABLE 66 WEST FOR- ty-third street, near Sixth av.; Rooms for eoachman, tues EUREKA Hh eccagl ne vos roa COMPANY, yar Gran ‘will offer wo the able ‘thelr if oe thea of Horse BI gprs wod retail at their wholovale price list xamine and save the retail profit, LBT A PRIVATR 3WO STORY, BRICK STABLE, in the rear 146 East Fifty-third street. promises. 'ANTED—A GOOD HORSE, HARNESS AND FURNI- ture Truck cheap for cash, Apply at at 30 Fast Tir teenth street. AVEN. ‘ANTED—A HORSE THAT CAN TROT OR PACE IN 2 40 or better; 6 to 8 years old; not under 15% hands; ; correspondence strictly conildential. Address, w saat iculars, KIN NG, box 114 Herald office. . | Saas aa ‘Pandome, fognd, Kind,» needii gt .; ioe’ meskes ‘ANTED—A LIGHT TOP EXPRESS WAGON, IN qy;—Fine Hockaw Se rag res Rockawa; ‘good order, suitable for parcel delivery. Address; state | mete hg rong a, Wagovettex, Depos Wagon ing lowest price, K., 15 Carmine street. ‘haetons, &c., our own make aod wartented; also pen beries ‘and shifting scat woe Brewster make; Depot Wagon, Victoria, as new. oy ee ur or sti an BE SOLD AT A A fce--Hloree, & sande; ware Heats connmana Rings trots tes top ehene aan Heatoeens ‘also w bewutiful Pony Phaeton; wou sell separate. 33 East Twelfth street, near Uni ‘sity ph jace. FOR SALE (A COUPE BUILT IN PARIS: ANY A. Teagonable offer taken. “Apply MERRIAM, Brevourt House Stable: ANTED—A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT OR A STYL- dana Pad eared, “Aas, wn Rl yar ans reas, wi ars Heit ara Fa : (0) “A BARGAIN FOR ANY ONE WISHING THE + nicest Road Horse in the city, « sorrel, 15.2 ands high, 8 yeurs old; cun trut clove to 2:20; fears nothing ari rer respect, and @ perfec Pikddreas W. ‘A! PERRY, 817 Broad street, fect oaaty. irk, N, 2 —AN ELEGANT COUPE, POLE AND SHAFTS, $650. built by Wood Bros.; is in superb order. For sale ut BARKER & SON'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty- ninth street. WATCHES, JEWELRY, ae, USINESS WAGONS, COAL CART AND HAND Carts; all kinds Milk, Grocers’, Market and Express , new and second hand, cheap, at COL'S factory, No. 345 Went Fifty-second street. OARD FOR HORSES.—EXCELLENT PASTURE, HD box stalls, good care. Address WILSON LAWRENCE, ‘lashing, L. USINESS CALLING ME AWAY, I WILL SELL, AT half value, my complete jablishment, consisting of ine ies, Saddle, Sleigl, Robes, de. Address DEGENEM, 25 Chain — USINESS: WAUoR ron oie tipo od SIZES, TO 8 w ial ae %, such as Butchers’, bers’, Milk og Express rt ly gn snd. You will Und aie place Navy and Johosou streets, Brooklyn. cou at the corner oi USINESS TURNOUT—$360 FOR ALL; HANDSOME pony sais } Mare, fone és YOUR HORSES FINE, LIGHT street, en Waverley place feed und attention; loose Boxes if ‘Clarences OARD stables, No, U3 Perr: aud Fourth street; best required; four Ita es of cary Lredben ® bloc! aT (TARKIAGES—FALL TRADE—GREAT REDUC GRUBE, 366 Canal street, hs si Pony Puietons, Rockaways, Coupes, styles of his own make at manufacturer’ count to the trade. VARRIAGES. [re natal HAND ROAD AND TOP Wagons Phaetons, tte sent Wagons, Doors Pusetwas sad Buggy. Tandy Hhoaaton, Dog Cart eo oe 144 to 188 Rast Thiet its ‘street, Westen TO BUY—SOME HANDSOME GLASS Office Partitions, Address BOOKKEKPER, box 204 Herald office, ANTED TO PU gre yy GILT ote PIER Glass, about 8 high and 42 incher in good ‘Address CASH, box 104 Herald Spleen’ Branch MISCELLANEOUS, uvindew shades, coraiees, oflelothe, geo atroet, ite h wore, 213 Sixth 1 Fourte ieee hi ar Paper Hangings, from Ge. to 81 per roll, Window Shades, gold, 12s. « puir, Oileloths, de. House and sign Painting of all all kinds, Stores and offives aR meat, ick and cheap. J aay part of Sigs! aerate are ENCE, AUCTIONEER, —HORSES, pares dehy EDWARD SCHENCK, ou W OR SALE—EIGHT OF THE FINEST HORSES EVER Fh tae Toarket; young, sound, speedy and handsome; from 15 to 18 also '& beautiful Park Phacton, Top Wagons, single ‘and ‘double ‘Harness, ¢. "1.300 Broadway, 7 607 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET— Diamonds, Watchos, Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Hult Bhsvis, Laces and Property of every description aught Re Personal JAMES P. MATTHEWS. APYANCES MADE ON GOODS LEFT ON COMMIS. Bilks, Laces wae, wentee yore a t and vol FIRUSI "Yo2 Navsnu street, coraer of Ann, Bret floor, SINGLE STO E DIAMOND PIN, WORTH ABOUT ou wanted in oxehange for Long Island Real Estate, ear by, ‘Address PIN, box 207 Herald office, NASSAU STREET, ROOM 5—LOANS NEGO. slated tn uy aunount; Diamonds, Watches and Jewslrs I lesire: usiness con: pases we RE DLAN. SAC NATHAN, GENTLEMAN WISHES TO DISPOSE OF is iro Diamond Rings and « pair of Diamond Stads Address DIAMOND, box 134 Herald Upvowe | ‘braneh ain. Sttice VERY HANDSOME PAIR OF Pie age DIA. mond Earri mie und single stone Ri tap cale 00.6 bar gain, Address JOURDAN, box 126 F A LADY NEEDING SOME MONBY, AND HAVING some Bue Diamonds, will dispose of « portion at ‘weaving fee. lesen Mrs. PAKKER, bow 194 194 Herald office. YATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERW. icles bought, and sold een at a vory small advance, ALLEN. Jowaller, 100 Broadway, nest Twenty-sights wrset, pee ee —ANY ONE HAVING A PAIR OF SOLI- Diamoud Ei ey one that would be very \ cp may address » bom 1,842 Post office, TAMONDS GOLITAIRES AND, CLUSTERS), RAR: AL, singh Brooches, Crosses and Sguds, gold Vert ahd ahd Neck, ains, racelet Sets, &c.; Horse Ti Pa pa iiverware, Opera “Ghaaes, ca asi en, eee BROS’, 1,207 Broadw: vi SUPERIOR GRAND SQUARE ext makers, entirely new, te exclsoye i ry oF Dry Geods $4 Chambors street, one Between Fortivth and Forty-rst streets, Cook's stables Oi NALE—A BAY HOWSE, 15% WANDS. 6 TEATS ANTED—A PAIR OF MATOH DIAMONDS, dand kind collent sad relkht abou 4 carats; must be pare, in color and sinew sie und brid ny one from fl ea esa Oe BiMONDS, box 10T ber use for him, OR SALE—A GOOD FAMILY, MARK, 9 YRARS, 15.2 F high; warranted sound, kind Cs 5 price’$175, ‘Apply RT INGBLAND, Tarrytown, NY Fs, oon on FULL BLOODED setae She /00W, ae ag RL, Tey mils about ten phrase i ie $0, Apply ied pti tt Herak ANTED—TWO MATCHED DIAMONDS) FOR EAR- i await weight "ee ph two werate onan, “= wet Sia dee 1g Sa ce