The New York Herald Newspaper, January 23, 1876, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1876.—-TRIPLE SHEET. AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB | The following table shows the state of the odds on Withers Belmont ‘Stas Stakes Bay ine * 0 1201 a" 2tol I2t01 Killarney. tol 12401 Maicolm.... tol l4tol Planet Ea tol - Hess, tol - Sister Jou: ei — tel 4 ‘ rh i Diol — itot 9101 = Mwl - tol =— = tol 3tot 9 to} tol tol 10401 e Wash. to1 20to1 ington, c.. 9tot 1002 IBtel 20101 | Kelipiic, f... 910 L Cornucopin.. 20 to 1 eal, Dailyasian.. Qtol 10tod Revolver clit 2001 20t01 F7 tol 10toL Wah — 20tol Ytol 12t01 = 20101 Ytol Barricade... — tol 2tol Chamade, f.. 10tol - — Wl WESTCHESTER DRIVING PARK. A nnmber of prominent gentlemen, residents of Westchester county, met at the Metropolitan Hotel yes- terday for the purpose of adopting measures to secure the establishment of an Agricultural and Driving Park in that locahty. G, M. Woodward, organizer of Pros- pect Park, L. I,, was in the chair. The other gentle- Men who took an active part in the proceedings were L. Redfield, W. H. Odell, Bernard Travis and James Gibson. A’ committee was appointed to report at a future meeting, subject to the call of the chair, tho ‘cost of the ground and stock to be taken and the neces- sary improvements. PACING AND RUNNING IN CALI- FORNIA. Bay Distxict Covnss, § Pacino.—Purse and stake $175, N Francisco, Jax, 13.— two-mile heats, in harness :— STARTERS. A. L, Hind’s ch. g. John Sconchin a ee Oe H. White’s bik. g. Onward..... tea § Owner's d. g. Hoosier Dick ae a Me | Time, 5:05—5 3, At the conclusion of the above two road horses were trotted a match at mile heats, Sam beating Tom Thumb ia 3:00—3:01, Bay District Course, Jax, 14.—Match running Face for $400, half-mile neats, best three in five, D, Sheehan's blk. m. Electra, oi J. Halstead’s b. g. Chinaman. 2022 ‘Time, 60}4—52 FLEETWOOD PARK. For the fourth or fifth time the team race announced to be trotted at Fleetwood Park between Manee’s Re- venge and Joe Hooker, Van Valkenburg’s Major and Pet, Wilson's bay mare and mate and Sharpe's George ‘and mate was again postponed. The cause yesterday ‘Was the bad track, it having frozen so uneven as make trotting on it’an utter impossibility. We would | advise the parties to wait unti! spring, and then they ‘will have a chance to try conclusions. “TURF NOTES. Mr. James Galway has sold his trotting gelding St. | Julien for $20,000 10 W. Humphrey, the owner of the trotting horse Judge Fullerton. St Julien, it will be Yemembered, came on the turf for the first time late last summer, and after trotting six races, all of which he won, he closed the season with a record of | 2:223¢ at Springfield, Mass. St Julien was bred | by Mr, Dunning, who sold him to Mr. Ga | way for $625. St Julien was by Volunteer, dam by | Heary Clay, granddam a maro of Arab blood, and to | which much of his fine finish is duc. His début oc- | curred in his six-year-old form at Poughkeepsie August 4, upon which occasion he defeated eleven starters in the second, third and fourth heats, in 2:30, 2:26%, 2:30\4, At the same meeting, three days thereafter, a field of twelve succumbed to his prowess, Josing the third heat, bat Maer the first, second and fourth, in 2:26%,' 2:30, 2:26. At ‘Springfield, Ang st 24, res beat eight starters, “three straight eats, tm 2:29%, 2 2:29. At the same place, three days after, he detested @ fine field. by ats the third, fourth and fifth heats, in 2:22%, 1 2:27, At ‘Hartford, on August 81 and September 2 he won both of his engagements. in the first event of that meet dmg he beat eight starters, in 2:25, 9:26, 2:26%, and tn the second race defeated Sister. Great Eastern and Goldfinder, in 2:25%, St. Julien won in the six races $8,400. It is ‘supposed on account of A. 0. Hickok being’ at the saie that he ts here to take St. Julien to California. St. Julien was not the only fast colt that has been developed while in the pos- session of Mr. Galway. It will be recollected that in 1874 he brought out Rutledge, and, after trotting him ‘a few races—all of which he won—he gold the colt to | William Vanderbilt for $6,000. The profit on the two colts to Mr. Gaiway has been $35,000, and if he had Dacked his horses at all in their races he could have | cleared twice that amount; but the gentleman does not mye the pool box and merely trots aud ruus orses for the love of the sport. The Maryland Jockey Club will not adopt the altered weights of the American Jockey Club the coming sea- | as there is a division of opinion among Southern Serhan nad chan: aogeaniora of ihn enh eal in subject, and they preter to await the result of the experiment on the Northern courses before making the change. ‘The weights for the coming seasun will be as bercto- fore—viz., in stakes exclusively for two-year-olds, 100 Ibs.; for three-year-olds, 110 Ibs.; in steeplechase Stakes the weight for three-year-olds will be 130 Ibs. ; for four-year-olds, 148 ibs. ; fivo-year-olds, 154 ibs, and six-year-olds and upward, 158 /bs. Thomas Gale is constructing a new mile trotting track on his farm at Green Poini, near Syracuse. The Jocation is a one, James A. Grinstead, of Lexington, Ky., has sent to the Blue Gr: Park, to be trained by John McClelland, for the coming campaign : Monmonth, chestnut horse, 6 years old, by War Dance, dam Saratoga; Katie, brown filly, 4 years old, by imported Phawton, dam ‘by War poems Misdeal, chesnut filly, 4 years old, by Gilroy, m Mishap; Gilliflower (full sister to Grinstead), bay | say, 4 years old, by Gilroy, dam sister to Ruric; Mario Michon, bay filly, 3 years old, by Melbourne, Jr., dam Nellie Gray. Mr. Grinstead has another large Stable fm training m charge of W. Coulter, These are Gold- mine, chestnut filly, 4 years old, by Australian, dam Income; Phebe Mayflower, bay’ filly, 4 years old, by Phwton, dam Cicily Jobson; Phylis, bay filly, 4 years old, by’ Phwton, dam Lass of Sidney; Miss Austin, y filly, 4 years old, by Lightning,’ dam Kelpie; | ‘atrine, bay filly, 3 years old, by Phwton, dam Cicily Jobson; Lantenac, gray coll, 3 years old, by Lighi- ning, dam Sinzara; Coupon, chestnut colt, 3 years old, fighising, dam Income; Janet, brown ‘filly, 3 years. id, by Lightning, dam Ki Mohur, chestnut filly, 2 years old, by Gilroy, gam Sequin; and bernaps, chest: nit filly, 2 years old, bras ‘Australia, dam Mishap. Crawford county, Indiana, is Ngnated owe an at. tempt of Grangers to control the election of officers of @n agricultural hepa! and put a stop to horse racing at agricultural fairs. e Grangers triumphed, and it is asserted that this will be followed up im all parts of the country where the Grangers are strong by eflorts to exclude professional races from all agricultural fairs FOX HUNTING. About fifty members of the Port Richmond Shoot ing Association assembled yesterday at the Four Cor- ners, Staten Island, for the second day’s sport at fox hunting, with a half dozen hounds The fox was turned loose at eleven o’clock, at the Poorhouse farm, and took its course toward Toedt Hill, but after a long chase by the hounds the pursuit was given over, as the animal could not be found. Among’ thoso taking ‘tin the chase were Coroner Dempeoy, with his horse Arthur O'Leary, with le lack mare Jesse; | Cornelius Hart, with Plow Boy; Captain Whitman, with Rose; Daniel Dempsey, with Poor joy, and the veteran fox hunter Joe Donohue, who —e the hounds, CENTENNIAL PIGEON SHOOTING, An International Pigeon Shooting Tournament will de heid at Suffolk Park, Philadelphia, next July, The contests will be open to all professional pigeon shooters 4m England, America and the British Provinces. Tho tournament will last three, perhaps four, daya) On the first day there will be an International All Comers’ Match for the championship of the world, at fifty birds English rules, fora gold medal and a purse of $1,000, which will be divided i four parts. On the second day the International Ali Comers’ Match, at 100 birds chen Bhode Island rules, for a gold medal and $1, divided in four purses, will take place, On the shird will be an International All Comers’ Matob, each vepetentias. ep eboot, ot fifty double ,birda, Forrester Club Rules of Buffalo to govern. This con- test will only be open to Canadian aod American wing shots, for which a gold medal will be offered and a purse of $600. This wili be followed by an All America Gen- Mem Lay ge $50 each, with $500 added, to be divided into first, second, thi and fourth moneys, each contestant to shoot'at Atty birds, Long Isiaud Gun Club rules te govern. BILLIARDS. Next Thursday, the 27th inst, the much talked of | Dilliard mateh between Slosson and Sexton will be | q@isyed at Tammany Hall, when the billiard loving be public will doubtiess be afforded s rich treat. Special | ‘Attention will be paid to ladies witnessing the match, snd, es an inducement for them to grace the oecasion with their presence, no charge will be made for them when accompanied by escorts. This will be the frst of the kind in which native born experts have fer a number of years, and tier Practice play af bgsh phe youge men shows wouder! | i - | ‘tunity to visit the South Side Driving Park, where they St. 7. Lloyd, Esq. | No, $12 Bast 38th oi prohaianay, |: beth having ecored runs all the way from 100 to 300 points, and, should they keep up their strength on the | night of the mateh, tt is hkely they will record a larger run and a better average than have yet been recorded. The game ‘= 600 points at the American three-ball game, subject to the rnles governing the championship, and it offers a better field hr scoring large runs thaa the tournament games, BARON ROTHSCHILD’S MOVEMENTS. Baron Rothschild, with a number of titled friends and a considerable retinue, on Wednesday visited the Belmont training farm at Babylon, and made a caretuy inspection of the extensive stables and the splendid stud of running horses to be seen there. The farm of Gharley Green and the record made by his fast trotting horses had been made familiar to the Baron and hia friends through public report, and they took the oppor- were hospitably received by Mr. Green. They were Particularly pleased with the display of trotting stock, and complimented “Charley” highly upon his system of training. Tbe Baron was immediately struck with the fine points and splendid action of Tornado Maid and mate, and, on hearing the price at which the team would te gold, made an offer so near Mr. Green’s figures that it is probable the sale will be effected. Tho party returned to New York on the evening train over the Central road, SPARRING AND WRESTLING. A novel athletic entertainment will take place at the Lyceum Theatre, Fourteenth street, to-morrow even- ing. It will combine wrestling both in the Greco- Roman and collar-and-elbow styles, club swinging and boxing by professionals and amateurs, A fitting con- clusion of the exhibition will be the meeting of John Dwyer, of Brooklyn, and Stephen Taylor, of Jersey City, whose skill with the gloves is thoroughly recog- nized and appreciated in sporting circles, Much inter- est is centred upon the result, and there can be no doubt but the event will be a treat in point of science, THE CANARSIE PRIZE FIGHT. cn Yesterday before Justice Morse, of Brooklyn, Alex- ander Brown, one of the principals in the prize fight at Canarsie, was brought up for examination, A large number of witnesses Lestifled to having witnessed the fight, but none of them were positive as to the identity of the prisoner, Sergeant Johnson, of the mounted squad, testified that Brown told him he had been fight- ing with Jack Leavy and that he had lost. He also de- scribed Brown's wounds at the time of the arrest, Brown was remanded to jail for further examination, ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. Braxpis—MoCun.oven.—On Tuesday, January 18, 1876, in St, Bernard’s church, by the Rey. G. A. Healy, Heyry E, Branpis to Fannie R., daughter of Patrick McCullough, Esq., all of this city,’ No cards, Dow1inG--WeNDEBORN.—On Monday, November 22, 1876, by the Rey. J. ©, Fleischhacker, Gronaz Dow- une, of Brooklyn, to Emaa WENDEDORN, second daughter of August and Elizabeth Wendebor: Gaxyon—Haunett.—On January 19, at St. James’ Roman Catholic church, by the Rev. Felix Farrelly, PATRICK M, GANNON to Eliza E. HARNRTT, Henpersox—Jousox.—On Thursday, January 20, by Rev. wr. Millett, at the bride's residence, WiitiaM Hx&yperson, late of Danbury, to Eminy Patines Joun- son, all of this city. Ferris—MoNicon.—On Wednesday, January 12, av the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Key. Father Farrell, Evcenx Farris, Jr., toJvuia F., aaugh- ter of John MeNicol. Fernis—Starr.—On Wednesday, January 19, by the Rev. Gilbert H. Gregory, Cuances W. Frrris to La, daughter of the late Thomas Starr, both of this city. No cards. Krrcuum—Kang.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Janu- ary 22, at St Mary’s church, by the Roy. D. V. M. Johnson, D. D., Josseu Kurtcuum, Jr., of Stamford, | Conn., 0 Herierra MY, eldest daughter of John R. | Kane, of Brooklyn. ‘No cards.”? Moox—Duxiav.—On Wednesday, January 19, 1876, by the Rev. George H. Hepworth,’ Fuancis E, Moon to | Gracte V. Dozar, both of this city. Murpmy—Kexwepy.—On Wednesday, January 19, at the Dominican church, by the Rev. J. A. Rockford, 0. P., assisted by the Rev. J. J. Refferngn, of Sag Harbor, L. L, Vivcexr J. Murruy, of Brooklyn, to Macaie L., daughter of Thomas Kennedy, Esq., of New York city.” Packakp—Jorty.— By the Rev. Samuel M. Moeker, Frank B, Packarb, of Brooklyn, to MaRGaReT JoLty, of Spottswood, N. | ScaLton—CuskLEY.—On Wednesday, January 19, at rence’s church, 84th st, by the Rev. Father Aschard, 8, J., Jamms J. Scanton to Mary A. Cuskiey. | Tomrkivs—Lioyp.—On Thursday, January 20, by the Rev. George H. Hepworth, Danie, D, Tompkins to i ie A. Lion, youngest daughter of the late Daniel | No cards. DIED. Axprnson.—On Wednesday, 19th inst., after a lon; ! and severe illness, Wittiam H, ANDERSON, aged 5: years, 2 months 9 days. Amxricos Lopcr, No. 535.—The brethren of this lodge are summoned to attend an emergent eommuni- cation op Sunday, January 23, at twelve M. sharp, at their rooms, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, William H. Anderson. BARTLETT B. PAGE, Master. Ayers,—At Astoria, January 22, 1876, Horace, son of Theodore V. and Sarah E. Ayres, aged 4 years and & mouths, Notice of funeral hereafter. B t his residence, East 81st st, on Friday, the 21st, at eleven o'clock P, M., Ricnarp Beck. The funeral will take place on Monday, at two P. M. | i and friends are respectfully invited to at- ten: BrGG.—A solemn anniversary mass for the repose of the soul of the late ANN Boo will be celebrated at St. Gabriel's church, East 37th st, on Tuesday, the 25th inst, at ten o'clock A. M. Friends of the family are invited to attend, —In Brooklyn, suddenly, on Friday, Jan- ErT, beloved wife of Robert Bennoti, aged 54 years. Relatives and friends and also Teutonta Lodge, No. 14, N. 0. 8. B., are respectfully invited to attend’ her fu- nerai from her late residence, No, 819 Union st., South Brooklyn, on Monday, January 24, at two P. M. Baltimore papers please copy. Brooxriziy.—In Morristown, N. J., on Saturday, January 22, of neuralgia of the heart, Merepirn R. Brooxrieud, M. D., sou of Moses A. Brookfield, aged 33 years. Burgess —At Essex (Belleville), N, J., on the 18th inst., Sanam ALice Troax, wife of C. A. Burgess, Jr., in the 35th year of her age. Funeral on Sunday, the 23d inst,, at half-past ‘one o’clock P. M., at the residence of Miss Helen Proctor, No, 139 Montague st, Brooklyn. Burxett.—On Saturday morning, January 22, 1876, iz G. BURRELL, aged 6 years, § months and 3 | uneral from the residence of her parents, No, 77 East 130th st., on Monday, 24th imst., at one o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully" invited to attend. Carnys.—At Spring Valley, N. Y., on Satarday, Jan- uary 22, Mary Lena, wife of RW.’ Cairns, formerly of Buenos Ayres, Notice of funeral hereafter, Canvix,—On Saturday, 22d Inst., Marcaret Catyrx, aged 50 years, a native of parish of Suet, county Sligo, Ireland. Funeral will take place mye at one o'clock, from her late residence, 263 West 32d st, Casstoy,—On Saturday, January 22, of pnenmonta, Mary A. ©. Cassipy, daughter of the late John and Margaret Cassidy, Relatives and ‘Hiends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, ,on Monday, January 24, at nino o'clock A. M. A solemn requiem mass will be cele- brated at St. Gabriel's church at half-past nine, CornstL.—On Saturday, January 22, Josgru Cor- ar aged 11 months, ives and friends of the family are respectfully tuyned to attend the funeral to-day, at balf-past two o'clock, at the residence of his parents, No, 30 West nto at, New York. Deoekur.—On Thursday, Januasy 20, 1876, Cnousa Ax» Davereer, in the 62d year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, corner of Locust Hill av. and Garden st., a on Monday, the 24th inst, at eleven o'clock’ A. Dovax.—On, Saturday, January 22, at ‘vitae: bridge, Joun J. Dona Notice of funeral Hereafter. Dorie.—The anniversary solemn mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of the late Corxeuivs Dor.e will be celebrated at St. Michael’s church, corner of 82d st. and 9th av., on Monday, January 2, at eleven o'clock A. M. The relatives and friends are respect- Tully invited to attend, Dowmat.—Suddenly, on Frit morning, January 4 21, Cuances J. Dormant, in the 57th year of his age, The Temaing will be taken to Yonkers for interment. 4N.—On Friday, January in the 20th year of his age’ 7 ! The relatives and friends of the family are fully mvited to attend the funeral, from his ate resi. dence, 291 Kast th 6 Sand A pres » on Sanday, 23d inst, at ono January 20, Axpreas G. Far- f Sandstadt, Germany, 40 years of age. Fn om at Summitav. and Pope &t., Jersey Cit, ie at one o’slock Sunday afternoon, January 187 Relatives and friends are Tespectfully invited to attend ; also the members of German Oak | 1. 0, 0. F., Now York, and of Steuben toa “4 “ko. asa L. 0. 0. F., of Jorsey ity Heights. Over ferry, Lutheran Cemetery, FitzGeRaLD.—A month's mind, for the re soul of the late Joun J. Firsornann, will cette St Anne’s (Roman Catholic) ‘eburch, Fast 12th st., on Wednesday, January 26, at cight A. 'M. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Vorp.—On January 22, Exim, beloved wife of William T. Ford, in the 52d year of her age. The relatives and (riends are respectfully invited to pig oh the funeral, rrom Heed late ene 802 6th av., day, 34th 24th a ‘choc “ Tuowas Har, ly are respect = invited to attend the funeral, trom bis late resi- bears oe 10th av., on Monday, 24¢b inst, at eleven eons Janvary 21, 1876, Dr. Josern Here, Jr., beloved son of Dr. Joseph and Mary Heine, in the 25th ear of bis Ks Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to astend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 203 West $4th st, on Sunday, the 23d inst, ‘at ten o'clock A. M. Norice.—The members of the Mutual Benefit and Burial Society are hereby invited to attend the funeral 4 Josnem Mae, dey dee hy Da Du which wil take place from the residence of his father, Dr. Joseph Heine, Sr., No, 203 West 34th st., this Tere? moruing, at ten o'clock. HENR aad 8 President. Merrorouitan Lopar, No, 213, |. 0, B. B. ;—Breta- ReN—You are hereby summoned to attend a special meeting of our Lodge at the rooms, Bryant’s Hall, this (Sunday) morning, at half-past eight o'clock A. M., sharp, for the pur of attending the funeral of our late brother, Dr. Joseph Heine, Jr, RUDOLPH SAMPTER, President. A, W. Scuxvnencenr, Recording Secretary. Hocay.—On January 17, 1876, at Woppinger’s Falls, N. Y., James HoGax, a native of Killarney, county Kerry) Ireland, aged 38 years, Howay.—On’ Suturday, 22d inst., Svsan Homay, widow of Richard 8. Homan, in the 60tb year of her age, Funeral services at her late residence, 45 South Port- land ay,, Brooklyn, on Monday, at one o'clock P. M. Hoauks,—At the residence of his aunt, Mrs. William ey 161 Gold st., Brooklyn, ‘Gzoxes H. Hucuss, aged 23 years, 8 months and 12 days. Funeral will take place at two P, M. on Monday. Relatives and friends of the family are invited. Kxtenex.—On Friday, January 21, James, son of Fo yrnng and Mary Keleher, aged 6 years, 6 months and ays. The relatives and friends of the family aro respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, January 23, at one o'clock P. M., trom the residence of his parents, 607 West 45th st. Kent. —Suddenly, on Friday, January 21, Joan Ket, aged 51 years and 21 days. ‘The friends of the family and the members of Alle- gania Lodge, No, 183, I. 0. of U, F., are invited to at- tend the funeral from No. 276 South 5th w at half-past two o’clock P. M., on Monday ALLEGHANIA LopGR, No. 183, I, 0. 0, F.—Brorurns— You ure hereby summoned’ to attend at the lodge rooms, Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday, 24th inst., at one o'clock P. M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Brother John Kent, P. G. Sister lodges in- vited also. By order. J. BURGE, N. G@. A. M. Tnompsoy, Secretary. Korrer,—At Berlin, Prussia, on the 21st of January, of pneumonia, Gustavus Kurrer, formerly of New York, in the 40th year of his age. Labp.—In Jersey City, on Friday, January 21, Mary Euizaugtu Wyckore, wife of Lemuel R, Ladd, aged 38 ents. * Funeral services to take place at the Wayne street Re- formed church, Sunday afternoon, at half past three o’clock; also funeral services at the Presbyterian church,’ Mattewau, N. J., on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, where the remains are to be taken for inter- ment, Leiax.—Piuex Leman, native of Castle Island, county Kerry, lreland, of pneumonia, at her residence, corner 94th st and Lexington av.,on Saturday, Janu: ary 22. Friends and relatives invited to attend the funcral, on Monday, 24th inst., at one o’clock. Luxa.—St. Patrick's Benevolent Association of the State ot New York will meet at the ball, corner of Pros- pect st, and Hudson ay., Brooklyn,—The members of the above association will attend the funeral of their de- ceased brother, Owen Lena, from his late residence, cor- ner Little and John sts., Brooklyn, on Sunday, January 28, at one o'clock sharp. The fine against absentecs will be strictly enlorced. By order of J, CLIFTON, General President; James Mclumnny, General Vico President; A. Sweenuy, General Secretary. Lyxcn.—On Thursday, January 20, 1876, Tuomas Lyncu, a native of Dromard, county Sligo, Ireland, in the 56th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 224 Sullivan st., on Sunday, the 28d inst, at one o’clock sharp. Lronnarp. Pein Brooklyn, Jou P, Leonmarp, in the 63d year of his age, His friends are invited to attend the funeral, Monday, the 24th, at nine o'clock A. M., from Christ church, Bedford av., near Division, E. D. Lockwoop.—-On Friday, the Zist, at Greenville, Jer- yy City, Louise, youngest daughter of Frederick M. and Emma L. Lockwook, Funeral from the residence of her parents, on Danforth av,, on Sunday, the 23d, at three P. M. ‘Car. riages in waiting at the Cortlandt ‘and Desbrosses street ferries, Jersey City, ata quarter to two P. M. Lynacn.—Months mind There will be a solemn requiem mass for the repose of the soul of Pargick F. Lyxaau, to take place at St Anthopy’s church, at half. past nine o’clock, on Friday, January 28. MaxwetL.—At Hoboken, on the 22d Inst, Anse Maxwei, aged 9 months, infant daughter of’ Henry and Jane Maxwell, Jr. The funeral will take place, from her father’s resi- dence, No. 287 Garden st, Hoboken, to-day (Sunday), at two o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are re- quested to attend without further notice. Mickgys.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Thursday, January Freppig R., son of Thomas H. and Sarah 8. , aged 3 months and 1 day. Interment made on Saturday, 23d Inst, m New York Bay Cemetery. MoCrravy.—On Friday morning, January 21, Frep- BRICK MoCreapy, of this city, in the 67tb year of his age, Funeral on Monday, at one o'clock P. M. from the Chureh of the Holy Communion, corner of 6th ay. and 20th st. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. Y MoGarry.—On Saturday, Januar wd 22, Tnomas Mr. CHAKL MoGarry, son of Edward and Annie MoGarry, aged 5 years, 1 month and 28 days. Relatives and friends are pened SNE invited to ate tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. , Brooklyn, | 696 Greenwich st, 0n Monday, January 24, at one o'clock P, M. McGrarm.—On Friday, Jannary 21, James MoGrata, a native of Fermanagh, ireland, aged 29 years. Funeral from his late residence, No, 28 Bedford st, at half-past one o’clock this (Sunday) afternoon, 0’Dowp.—On Saturday morning, January 22, 1876, of Bright’s disease of the kidneys, Jaks 0’ Dow, apotho- cary, aged 46 years, May his soul rest {n peace, ‘The funeral will take place, from his. late residence, No. 820 East 7th st.,"on Monday, 24th January, at one o'clock P. M., thence to Calvary Cemetery. Prrr,—On Saturday, January 22, Josxriitxe Mrronmr., wife of William A. Pitt and daughter of the late Thomas P. Tainter, aged 19 years and 6 months, Funeral from the residenco of her mother, at Morris- town, N. J., on Tuesday next, at half. sPast’ one P.M »Train leaves foot of Barclay st, at 11:20 A. Quinx.—Macers L. Quins, aged 13 ieee 3 months and 7 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral {rom her late resi- dence, No. 210 Elm si, on Sunday, the 23d inst., at one o'clock P. M. |. J., on Friday, the 21st Reronp,—At Bloomfield, N. inst., James A. Ruvorp, aged 74 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funer. al, trom his late residence, on Tuesday, the 25th, at hall past twelve P. M. Train leaves foot of Barclay st, New York, at 10:50 A. M. Ronay,—On Friday morning, January widow of the late Patrick Ronan, native of Ireland, aged 69 years. The funeral will take place on Sunday, the 23d inst, at one o’clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, ip O'Rourke, No. 242 East 20th st. Scwaarry.—On Friday, January 21, sage wife of George P. Schaaff, in the 49th year of. her ag Relatives and friends are respectfully snvtied to at- tend the funeral, trom her late residence, 94th st, aud 12th av., on Sunday, January 23, at one P. M. Scnoex.—On Friday, January 21, at eleven P, M., Dr. Micnax. ScHoEn. The funeral will take place on Monday, the 24th inst., atten A. M., from the late residence ot the ‘deceased, No, 822 3d st, to which Mount Niboh ey St No. me? F. and A. M, District urand Lodge, No. 1 Hebron Lodge, No. 6,1 0. B. B, United Brothers Humanitaets Verein, as also all friends are request to attend, Mocyt Nevo Lovcr, No 257, F. ann A, Mi— Bretanen—You are hereby summoned to attend an emergent communication of our lodge at our lodge rooms, Masonic Tomple, on Monday morning, Januai 24, at halt- -past eight o'clock, for the purpose of atten: ing the funeral of our late brother, Dr, M. Shoen. By order of LEVI SAMUELS, Master. N. Lenuiwer, Secretary. SueLLann,—Sanat SHRLLARD. Relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother, No. 69 Union ‘av., Williamsburg, on Monday, January 24, at two o'clock. Suxrman.—On Monday, 17th inst., Garpyer Aryonp, son of Albert G, and Nellie M. Sherman, aged 8 years and 2 months, Swantwovr.—In Jersey City, on January 21, Auice HL, wife of the late J. D. Swartwout, aged Sl years, 4 months and 20 days. Relatives and friends of the family are {nvited to at- tend her funeral, to-morrow (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her brother, James BH. James, 141 Grove st., Jersey City. Trenpy.—Suddenly, on th fig inst., at Galveston, Texas, Captain Ricnakp W. Truxoy, Notice of funeral hereafter. Van Tassei.—At Kingsbridge, on Friday, January 21, 1876, Evsza, wife of Caleb Van Tassel, Sr., in tho ath year of her age. Kelatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, on Sunday afternoon, January 23, 1876, at one o'clock. Warrm. —On Friday, tho 2ist inst, Daste, Oum Warr, in the Sist yoar of his age. The ' relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother- in-law, Mrs. Edward Fox, No. 3 East S4th st, on Tuesday morning, at half-past nine o'clock; thence to 8s. Stephen’s church, East 28th st, where a requiem mass will be celebrated. Warrrs—On Friday, January 21, Cuartes J. B. Warenrs, aged 61 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, No. 208 Putnam ave- gehen ob Sunday, January 23, at one o'clock Worcester pa Wats —On the late Joho Wal kenny, Ireland, in the 36th year of her age. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- - the funeral, from her late residence, 161 Prince i. Monday, 24th imst., atone o'clock P. x, to Cal- Cometery. sian a Thursday, January 20, of diphtheria, only daughter of ‘alter and Henrietta Warner, aed years, 6 months and 20 days. “Face took place on Satarday, 22d inst,, from the residence of her parents, southeast corner Lexington av. and 87th et Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Warra On Friday, January 21, 1878, of paralysis, Mary, Jikenny, ers please copy. y, January 21, Exrzansra, relict of , bative of Inistioge, county Kil- Rowsrr Winti ears and 17 His relatives abd friekds are res Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in- law, Mr. H. Carlisle, 454 West dist st, on Monday, January 24, at ono o'clock P. M, Witsox.—At Riverside Hospital, B, 1, January 15, of small pox, Wile of Job Wilson,’ of Catskill, ONyiuaser —heateniy, at Erie, Pa, on January Axwa Ouivia, wile of ‘Lieutenant 8” 8 Willeth, orifev| daughter of the late Henry Vogt Relatives and (riends are invited to attend t mg pl from the residence of L. R Greene, 99 Henry st, Brooklyn, ou Sunday alterpoon, tai ines, ot tree o'cloek, t + ETC, Y MISSES TO EDU- LADY WILL, RECEIVE é TWO S8ES ae musto’ and French specialty school, Address ation B, Brooklyn, X GOOD HANDWRITING ae ae Apply, this wont, Oy AUGHT IN TEN LES. nto 8, a 5G West 4th st. BR B. GOLDSMITH, A ANTED, BY A Tou PARISIAN LADY, « Board in a private family, in exchange for Music ani French Lessons; highest reterences ta to capacity id re- spestebility; references required. Address ald ce, Amen Bea 1—~$1 WEEKLY GUARANTEES GENTLE- in Prench or German conversation in. three months ‘Apply evenings at 1,219 Broadwa} ilard parlor, COSTER, “) FRENCH LADY, With THE WiGHeS? REFER ences, desires a few more pupils at their own resident or bers; terms moderate, ‘address 3. B., box 112 Herald Uptown Branet office, A —PIANOS. MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE 7% $190; installments taken; rent $9. CABLE, corner 6th ay. an ee, STUDENT A TEACHER dt Lge Jessons in the Freneh ¥ houses of his Address STUDEN’ 1 pi in the ‘Herald ‘de terme, moderates” Branch office. A FRENCH LADY WILL Ram pate a BL Say ome lessons (lessons about $1), for boi hor ‘t on ie. ANDITEN, 148 ng st. Mme. CHANEL, excellent French dressmaker and veamiatrens, by ahe day?’ also ‘French boy, 13 years old, in an office; speaks English. A YOUNG LADY, WHO HaS HAD SEVEN YEARS. experience as pupil and teacher, in France, would take ils in French or music, or both: terms moderate; ce, Address 8. Z, Herald office. PRENCH LADY GIVES LESSONS TN FRE! her home; prices very moderate, $24 6th a NCH AT , between A Bist and 32d st8., first door. 20 4TH AV., OPPOSITE writing, arithmetio ‘day oF evening; ladies’ department, tele- ractical pay for operators. A THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, and lange graphy tau; A. THOROUGH INsTRUCTION IN READING, WRIT. Ing and speaking the German language imparte Professor B. KU . Call wt or address 903 Wilton Walworth's College, southwest corner Union SE WHITING, ARITHNE ‘expo! Dolbear, 1,199 Broadway, pupils practically for business in’ three months; privately, © ag evening class, ton lessons $5. prepare: FORK SAL) © GALBe WHEELER & WILSON HALF caer —*, ‘all in complete order, cost ‘457 Bleecker st,, near West 10th. CENTRAL LOCA- also Hotels, Fancy 2 RNS PYTELD, Store Brokers, ELEG. net sewil will be sold for A BO BOWRTOWS ch CIGAR STORE: Gores Soran vas 1, pa RA lA AS ASTOMATIC WILLCOX & GIBBS SIDE DRAWER Sewing Machine very cheap for cash, also Singer im. proved Fam Clg eaves, alan few, sa cach food Wi & Wilson, batt cabing vel itt) B.-- } also ne Cabinet, $50, Cuil at 30 wD ond st, ew Nsaac Ht FORD, YSTER A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND House, with bar, elegantly fitted, trade $85 daily, for sale; dissolution of partnership. bi LLOYD, 29 Broadway. Awe HANGING AND LOCKSMITH bg yer for sale—eleven years established; lal custom ; reasons, det JAMES CAGNEY, square, 8th ay, » ¢ AUTOMATIC NEW WILLCOX & GIBBS’ drawer sewing Machine, very cheap for i & Domestic and Singer improved family, wi and drop ves, almost new, $35 & Wilson, halt cabinet, very litth ¥ these Mechines before purchasiug elsewhere, at 35 Bond st, near Bowery. A NEW SINGER FAMILY IMPROVED SEWIN chine, with side drawers, drop leaf and co’ Call at 61 Bleecker st., near Broadway, NEW DOMESTIO SEWING MACHINE, WITH SIDE drawer. cover and drop leaf, Call at 61 Bleecker La ii tS Abiagdos SIDE also MA- &t., near Broadway. SPLENDID RESTAURANT AND LODGING HOUSE for sale; best business location; also Liquor Stores, Cigar Stores, Stationery Stores, Baker MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar st, SPLENDIDLY FITTED CIGAR STORE, BEST LO. cation Fulton st., Brookh; an excellent busi. price $010. MALONK @ SHEPFLELD. No. 9 Dey st LAUNDRY FOR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, IN A good neighborhood and doing a good business. For particulars apply at Macdougal laundry, Bleecker and Mac- BROADWAY CIGAR STORE FOR SALE—AT ante price; situated mear Gilsey House: must be sold. Inquire of BNOW, 1,200 Broadway, Excelsior Stables, A SET OF CORPORATION MANUALS—ALSO LARGE collection of Books, Paintings, dc. for sale, at No. 4 University place: Books, Furniture, Paintings bought or sold on commission, A ranst CLASS WINE ROOM ON NASSAU ST (vest part.) is offered for sale on account of other busi ess; fine opportunity for the ri ‘Anply to WECKOFP, 201 Broadway. WRENCH, SPANISH AND, GERMAN, THOROUGHLY Kk RENCH, ‘AN ean ea way; ladie a ae | to ‘ane “ah Pies monihs by my new system, RENCH AND SPANISH THOROUGHLY TAUGHT yey Ahighly educated young lady. Address Miss DA. pre OH AND GERMAN CONVERSATION GUAR- ‘anteed to ladies and gentlemen in three months by a new, easy aud pleasing conversational method. Address PROFESSOR, box 170 Herald Uptown Branch office. ERMAN AND FRENCH IN SIXTY PRIVATE LES. G ‘sons.—Conversation, composition; method rapid and easy; best references; instruction in classics and tutor- ship. Address Professor G., 114 7th av, Mil upils’ residences; highest references. Address ROXANNA, No. Livingston st., Brooklyn, MSS EDMONDS RECEIVES PUPILS AND CLASSES in English Literature, Composition, Letter Writing. c.« alto those of neglected éducatlon wishing to pursue any branch confidentiall ing, writing and grammar ® specialty, 20 Eust 24th st. AINE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE | (ESTABLISHED Js4iy, 6 Bowers—Bookkesping, Arithmetic, Gran: inar, Englith branc! enerally, i guarertys b ward person: ssons, $8 monshiy. Fra Pi dies’ Department [seracotion IN GERMAN AND FRENCH AT ry FIRST RATE CIGAR STORE, ON A GOOD THOR- oughta Going * good trade: good chance. Address ice. for sale reasonably; dentis Temain le, or will sell out at fair price. Address WNBA erald Uptown Branch office. UTCHER BLOCKS, RAILS, BENCHES, CORNED Beef Trays and Icehouses: w aud second hand, MATHESON, corner 34th st. and 11th av. iGAR STORE FOR SALE LESS THAN WHAT IT 8 ally worth.—Cheap rent and making mone: quire at the cigarsstore corner of Greenwich and D ste. To ha _— Fhe NEW ——s - o reg wl ir of splen opportunity. bo 8 OK. LAND, Oo bekuen shee ted ee, RUG STORE IN BROOKIYN. DAILY AVERAGE $40; price $8,000 cash : will scrutiny. No agents inoed ‘wadvess with real game 0... Post ollce bos 103, Brooklyn, &kUG STORE Sea heer CHEAP; A SPLENDID opportunit; ical druggist. For particulars address NOVIC oraid Brooklyn Besach office. RUG STORE FOR SALE IN NEWARK—ESTAD- lished 20 years and now doing an excellent busine: PRIVATE FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN BY A FRENCH man, professor in one of the leading schools in Address FRANCA) x 132 ig hest reterences Jptown Braneh otic: ibe tty rietor retiring; low rent. ‘articulars at STRICK. \D's ‘Drugsios’ Agency, 36 Beekman st. RUG STORE IN BROOKLYN —FINS CORNER LO- cation; good trade, stock aud fixtar established 8 eare: $10 to $18, daily: sold low. “Apply corner ith and 3d sts., Brooklyn, FReauNe—onATyRY—g 8D AV. HIGHLY recommended by Dr. E. H. Chapin and others. New circular, RUG STORE FOR SALE—CORNER S10RE, THIOK- ly settled neighborhood; handsomely Stred and doing good busines. Address F. D,, Herald office. PANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES AND LITERA- tare’ thoroughl, poe Hy. a very easy and ractical method, Apply to ANTO: MOS, 38 University place, (0 UPTOWN LADIES.—LESSONS IN ANY ENGLISH brunches, as privately us desired, by # successful lady taachitviettermiiniaey, tuslon oid to TEACHER, 647 6th av. Wxteps RESIDENT TEACHER FOR THR for German, French, drawing and writing. articulars and testimonials BOY'S SC: ew York. 50 CENTS ATER O08 Ve Rma EON Als YEBROB. + diplo ranslation. by # Parisisiife: Vin. 1,207 Broadway, room 23, THOROUGH Aten Gerd North German |. GERMAN, box 1’ 8 or apply GOL, station H., CENTS A LESSO: ional German. b; highest references. Address NORT! Herald Uptown Branch offic DANCING ACADEMIES. —SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES now forming. PRIVATE LESSONS any bour as 212 11th st. J. MARS' ACADEMY OF DANCING, si Bleecker st. Pupils can attend without loss of Jescons, New classes forming. Send for circulars. al tion Tuesday evening. LLEN talline’ Se DANCING gaan 0. 212 Sth or private Srooklyn branch at 198) Washingt lessons for ladies, gentlemen an: Siders’ "For pardoolars send for cireular. IANCY STORE FOR SALE—AT A BARGA 15 years established, in a fine business locality god chance for # lady with moaerate means, Apply Bleecker st. FOE SALE—A FIRST CLABS LADIE en's Oyster Saloon, Indies’ saloon separate; good loca. fine old. Inquire on the premises siness ; must bi 1OR SALE—THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED BOOT land Shoo Store on Newark av., Jersey City: Stock and Fixtur cheap. Apply tOJOUN ORAVEN & e8 will be sol SON, 101 Newark a¥., Jersey City. MACHINERY. Wewrerta aie FITZGERALD'S BELTING REPAIB Works, alot ot good second hand Belting; also new wanted, chonp for cash. 400 Ist av., between 2d er, SECOND HAND TURBINE WATER Address H. J. T., box 159 Post office, Harris: burg, A ons ANTED-ONE NO. 4 POWER PRESS, ONE, DROF Hammer, 50 pounds jachine, andin good order. “G. LDU LANEY & CO., 68? Broad: way. Ey Were SMALL SECOND sane. JOB Lea Saka rit ter terms, BUCUMELPS News “Reeser, ies GREE BOILERS FOR Rw ead Ah ii 6 2 tures; 4x15 feet; 61 3-inch BOILERS, Herald office. aie re ge FURNITURE, —WEEKLY AND beth vig Lareenre TAKEN for Purniture, We BM PrimitWwatt & CO Tes sal Ot Cee a hee, eT aRTUGTION. Boe. the next thirty days we will sel) ie assorte nt .* Fernitars: Bedding, e c ts, ae Oitglothe, te. at 20 per cent below regular prices to make room spring stock. KELLY & ‘26th st. and 6th av. PARTY HAVING A SMALL QUANTITY OF PAR. lor Purniture to rent can hear of & good opporsanity, Address ADVERTISER, box 183 Herald Uptown Branch office. box HANDSOMB. PARLOW “SUIT IN SalIN, | Cost $850. for $200; do., $125; pe? Suit, tein wa: Piavotorte, €275: Bodrydm Seta with dressing eaten, $100; “tingle ‘Hedateud Bureaus, bair and spring Mat t library and dining Furniture; isan trary and Carpets, Soc. yurd, de. Must be sol Cail to-day or Monday a+ private. residence No, 47 West 16th st, FOR SALE AT PRIVATE, RESIDENCE 120 WEST + 23d 91 Parlor, Suit in, natin, cost $1,000, for $350; and haircloth Gistta, ‘$80 nd $50; Bodste stands, hair and spring tension Tadle, Bufet, Chairs, ke. \N, B.-AR qlewent rosewood four-ryand Windsor Piano for $250. Cal his day or Monday. Av Garnet, 3 ROOM, 39 EAST 1TH or. —FURNITURB inets, Etagere” cai or invtalments” 2 e Paintings, p uetion prices ; acetal BROCADE PARLOR SUIT, recta cost 50; one do., $75; Pianoforte, Chamber Bedding. walnut rep and hi reloth suits, n Table, Silverware; @sacri- $25 Ex feo. 'Hosidence 100 Rast 1th th, near 4th av. —GREAT BARGAINS OF FURNITURE, CARPETS + and Of] Cloths, at 0. FARRELL'S Time House, 410 Sth av., between 30th and Gist sts; weekly or monthiy payments, MAGNTPICHVT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, jown teed or instalments, at KIL: Liew sb) want Vit (AYLINDER DESK nr OTHER GOOD OFFICE Desks wanted. in good order. Address, stating lowest cash price, box 4. 140 Post office. PROM NOW UNTIL SPRING GEORGE A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway, offers his Stock of fine Carpets, Fu gure, Mattresses, Mirrors, Ace, om remarkably Liberal terms of payments, French tlais furnished to order. IN GOOD (OR SALE—A PAYNE'S SOFA BED order; also Cabinet Bed. Apply at 158 West 45th st, REAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS. ‘Look at these prices. Purniture. D. KELLY, Successor vo hi O'Farrell, OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, OLL- cloths, stair Carpets, cocoa Mattings, dc, very’ che “at the old place 112 Fulton st., side entrance. oiovinag Gaeat SALE OF FURNITURB AND THE ENTIRT Stock and Fixtures of a reer Goods Toa ae at FAVOR’ auction house, 13 East 14th st., Tuesday, 251 Guitis PARLOR mene Saige SOFA AND Lounge Beds for cash or instalments, ‘816 Broadway. JFOR SALE—A GOAL YARD. DOING A GOOD. BUST. ness and in a first class jon, near Broadway quire of JA: WILSON, 200 West sith st. POR SALE, (CHEAP, A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gigar and Tobacco doing trade; good Teasone'for selling, “Address X LM. Uy afromice. (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS UPTOWN MARKET, Bh very reasonable terms, doing an excellent business and in one of she best localities in the city. satisfactory reason ven, for selling. Apply to jarclay st.. New Yor! Istween tbe Hoare of 10 and 12 a Mi pra the market, corner 44uh st and Stay. from 2 to 4 (OR SALE-THE FORMULA OF THE ONLY WAR- ranted cure for African and all other fevers: the dis- ofan eminent Southern physician (re; used ft inthe Paris rot itals with unparalleled success; Progts ke Address ULA, box 3,840 Post office, New Ue oat SR EAS & FINE LARGE STOVE, WiTa several fect of Pie suitable for 12 Raroor! oF Jarge tures. Apply LLIAM KE. ar), having es 32 some Gas AY, No, 6 Pine st. —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON’S + building, Stnyvoanat ‘and 9th sts.; private lessons any hour; glide and assembly waltzes # specialty; reception dansante Morday evening. J. A. MACPHERSON'S ACADEMY OF¢DANOLNG, 109 West 34th st., corner of Broadway, ‘Classes constantly for indies, gentlemen and ebiidren, Private lessons given every day and evening. Redowa, glide and double glide waltzes taught each lesson. Bee cir- ar. Soiree to-morrow evening. (Monday), January 24, ot 9:80 o'clock. A —WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, AINA HALL + 451 Tih av. near Sth st—Pupil’s can attond at their own convenience, without loss of lessons; Soirees e Tuesday and Saturday; a new class for Tuesday. T MR, TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall, 6th ay., Keservoir square. Pupils attend by tieket at their convenionoe. PRRooKES A OLASS FOR TUESDAY. All the fashionable Dances in one course of iessons, ame, as ean DO taken ‘privately and mo 6x cos. “SOIREE FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28. y BROOKLYN DANOING ACADEMY, A t.—Tuosday, January 25, at 8 P. M., 9 class for beginners; send for a circular; inclose 250, for ‘a dacecrs assistant UMAR’S DANCING ACADEMY, 24 WEST 4TH ST.— All Dances taught perfectly per quarter. Six fashiona- bie Dances tectly ia six private lessons. Waits, glide and double glide, specialties, TAMOND'S DANCING ACADEMY, 1,206 BROAD: ‘way—Special walts lesson for gentlemen, Monday even” ings: for ladies, Tuesday and Saturday afternoons; regular classes, Tuesday and Saturday evenings; classes now forming. ERNANDO’S DANCING ACADEMY, 55TH S8T., COR- rd av. bank building Classes Monday and'Thurs- aay ednesday and Saturday afternoons: new eiusees wow loreain ne ‘Reception Thursday evening, January 27, from 9 to 12 P. ROPESSOR SHERIDAN, TEACHER OF MODERN Waltaing, 613 and 615 3d a a Th RESTAURANTS. IVE AND LET LIVE, BROADWAY AND FULTON is becoming daily sore popular ae the great depot for ine ‘Oysters Seats reserved for ladies. very, aan cn ACADEMY, 861 BROOME sv." NE FOR SALE—AN OTIS BROS. LIFTING POWER, COM- ete and in good order, with patent self foiling loose pulleys Apply to A. HAYNES, No. 8 Liberty (OR SALE—NICE FAMILY BUTTER, ONLY 90 CENTS 10 cents saved to per pound, in 20 to 100 pound subs; the purchaser. ' HENDERSON & BROWN, 18 Clinton place, (OR SALE—RARE CHANCE—A WHOLESALE AND Retail Confectionery, cheap for cash, or trade for House and Lot, near vy. “Address Q. P., box 190 Herald office. POR, SALECAN OLD ESTABLISHED DOWNTOWN Liquor and Lunch Room, near the City Hall Park and ew Court House. Address M., Herald office. (OR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ON ACCOUNT of sickness, an extensive Dressmaking Business. Ad- Gress H., Herald Uptown Branch office. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BILLIARD SALOON; four new tables; must be sold immediately ; owner bas Other business. Inquire at DAVENPORTS, 1,219 Broad. way. OR BALE—A FIRST CLASS OLD ESTABLISHED downtown corner Liquor Store; day trade; none but Tesponsible parties need apply; agents not noticed. Inquire at 76 Front st. J. BURGES. Prov eadg testo ing ong aaa at ea Sharh TF Contre at am " $i-% Foot penclted GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF hot air pee establishment; must be wold to “ieee an cm BAILEY, 50 East 4th st. Be SALE—THE = “SraNTNG IN THE STATE & wholesale and retail millinery ‘oom yarge and country trade ; or wililet Store. Address RETI West 25th st.. city. OR SALE—NEW DOUBLE been oe penton 0 for beating and_ brushin big achine ever invented; patented January 4, 1876; City and ‘State fe Righta; rt sale, or would che ange HOTHERSALL. 00 Wert Beth ax R SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, THE FINE stock of Gentiemen's Furnishing: in the store 181 Fulton st. D, C. WHITMAN, Assignee, (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—WHOLK OR PART IN- terest in @ good Job Office, with ee — presses, one-eighth and one-quarter medium ; ens; Noor 3M. BALDWIN, 88 Bast 10th st "ANTED—FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANO, | BED: ding, Crockery, &c., to furnish a large houso; also fin pair Horses and Carriage; will fata in exehange valusble Tnaputacturing Stock. ‘Addreas In confi fur ten days, EQUAL VALUE, box 141 LEGAL NOTICES, N THE erreur couRT OF THE Nee pe STATES for the Southern District of Miinois, January Term, Abram B. Baylis, Trustoo, The Pekin, Lincoln and Decatur Chancery. Railroad Company et al. To ram Boxpuoupens ov ‘sain Bex, Lixcoun ap De CATUR RAILROAD COMPANY — eae chases ante tit dag bt temnay; Ae ta tae, 0D . See ead coca ek ace ere: uetohe: wokitind ve pridcce balers ihe. at my office, in the city of mia forty days from this is date, for the ares ‘of enabling me fhe account in “acoordanc ihe terms of the above tioned decree, all and Lee of pr ings thoreatd ERAS ae of Jan i . J. A. JONES, Master in Chaneery. ay bend COMMON PLEAS.—IN THE x pet iment of Edwin R. Cartwright: and Lax ro ties 1s hereby given t Edwin Re wright and Agnes L. Hasard, part ra eo post Of, Re Cartwright & C 761 Broadway, of New York, have made an assignment to the subscriber of Sil thetr estate for the equal benedt of their creditors, Said eroditors will present their claims, with the vouchers dul Verified, to the subscriber, at bis ‘place of business, No. 80 Broadway, New York city, on or ‘velore the 15th day of April, - WM, H. CHEEKS, Assignoa, J.B. & Be P, Watsox, Attorneys for Assignée, 291 Broadwa; _ Dated Naw York, Jan. 10, 1 The unders REME COURT.—IN THE MATTER OF THE PE. virtue of or: = ees : tition of the New York Elevated Railroad Com; ed Commissioners, appointed under po by lers made in the above matter, at the | Term of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. held ta and for the First department, at the Court House, in the city of New York, one other on pee 14th visions of chapter jaws of 1875, to determine ‘whether the railway referred to in. orders to be constructed and operated by the on York ‘Rail. road Company, over, through and avenues referred to in said Mv al tion "pea swuigh said orders we filed in the office of the feos or boast 30, preg at | appoi the fore- masse aut York, as the time the 26th day of Janu: noon, o¢ the Gity, ae and place meee ere they will hear ferected to sald on ‘Dated New Tons, Jan. 15, 1876. all parties in ERT WHEELER, %, LAURENC Commi rs. wee WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C, Ate BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET, s, Watches, Jewelry, y. Silks, Laces and Personal au i Pro en description boaght sold. igotlane ny description Doda Esp WATTREWS. fh Nigh Boe we Abee | * Poaged CDF yas ie ond Earrin sell can hear addressing STOP, box 3, 379 Post sitesi WILL SELL TWO GOOD NEWSPAPER ROUTES cheap for cash. Addrags NOTTRELLUF, box 184 Herald office. MATRIMONIAL. CULTIVATED YOUNG LADY, MATRIMONIALLY A & osed, desires to meet a shiroage gentleman, of means, 6) ai pentariy inclined. Address HOPS, box 14i Herald Uptown Branch « Branch office. \ YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES THE ACQUAINT- ance of @ pretty young lady not over 18 years of ago, with & view to matrimony: one oscupled during the day pre: ferred. Address, with photograph, TUM, box 153 Herald oftice. WELL bear saben MIDDLE AGED WIDOWER, A with a earerien, Sasizes She gequnintance trimont inclined and possessing some m ae referred Pah conddental ‘Address W~ ON. T. box 165 Herald Uptown «LADY, WiTHour aes ee FRIENDS, SEEKS A the acquaintances of an honorable gentleman, with @ view to matrimony. Address B. M., box Herald office. NEWSPAPERS, ILE NEW YORK HERALD, $0 YEARS, FOR SALE (Wound). Wanted, Files back JONATHAN D. CONDICT, 166: Broadway, BASE, FIXTURES AND FURNITURE OF GRAND ; Circle Restaurant, 50h st., 8th av, and Broadway, Ap- ply on prem! premises atter Govlock FM ‘ARVIN'S SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP.—IN USE ONLY & few months. Address Hi., box 120 Herald office, JQEAD THE SUNDAY bind PRICE TWO CEN. is contains Iilustrmed Police oe Sketches and Special Cable News from Europe: Special Despatches from saz: ‘and Washington; aiso other Interesting News and ree GB ELEGANT BLAGK WALN fobes, avout 10 fect long, forsale cheap, av SYPLEN & CU.'S, 583 Broadwa; PHOTOGRAPHIC LENS “10, INCH CONDEN, Boxe: [1x14 ond Sail nd Rock 800. Fer, res ESTABLISHED (TEA, BUBI- ness in Vese cash and C, c teraid 0 herald Brooklyn Branch office, dress TEAS, box 121 0. D. BILLIAK RDS. MERICAN STANDARD BRVBL BILLIARD TABLES, with Delaney’s wire cushions, solely used in al ionship and match games: second hand Tabl gains. GRIFFITH & ©0,, 40 ne ANE ID he—Be oatnon h COuLENDER'S,, STANDARD, AMERICAN, BEVEL Billiard Tabies, with the celebrated Phelan & See combination cushipns, for sale in this city only at 738 Broad- way. \REAT INDUCEMENTS IN NEW AND SECOND hand Billiard Tables; endiess variety; popular prices. Call and be convinced, L. DECKER & CO,, corner Canal and Centre sts. ELEGANT NEW PARLOR BILLIARD TABLES; also one Ly eres ‘cams 4}5x9, for salo cheap, at piano wre ‘219 Bast 234 DENTISTRY, SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 128 West 4th of, between Oth and 7th ave, near Brosd- way. jal mechanical dentistry; coral,” rubber, rose asl, whaleyone tabber, gold end. plation Bets: Placpers, gulatorss de Take green car from Grand at, ferry or 6th av. cars or Broadway cars. NEWBROUGH, 128 West S4th st. Beret’ eh pee, ETH, i; nea $4 - a ‘New York Dei ae OLBY, SURGEON DENTIST, 82 WEST 25D ween Sth and Gth avs. Laughing gas edmin- Union square, 4th av ARBLB AND MARBLEIZED MANT! signs, from ard; eal fee Monamental work 9 for tho trade. Eres Bast en arb Fa New York. GrEwanrs shar MARBLEAND wou MANTELS— ay is lew and el ‘The trade liber- “ jachines, 1 Jig Sa a Fal toned Grindstone, several foot Hangers, Piping, &c. Apply to ‘HAVING A ae — ENGINE, About two or three-horse spews, eam arehaset by sending full ton lars and rig oT t. why Uni 13th an SE -WANTED, FOR CASH. X power be and « “pee powes horizontal Bngine, ts in Gerteot renning order; ow long Gea: pares location and price. toe 791 Post office, Ne aE O LARGE HORIZONT. righ OILERS 1 R 90-borse power each; one small U) i. Ap atest LIE'S, 36 Pe “Tervey Clty. Boilers, Tanks, ec, de., bulls to order and To paired = Sok SALE—1 BOLT OUTTE Fe is inner, wit plan 8 % 8th lon ah ele laa, Ph nearly a AR. 1 Oar Ca Upri, ght A i ea ay og rd complete; ali in good workin, E. B. toh gS ou tyese de. {OR SALE—A 16HORSE ENGINE, TUBULAR ie, TUBULAR pS Kee ong I besa lay a Belting aud crys w Land, tee of 6 tccuubrances adirese W. M. GARRISO, N° EXCUSE FOR FATAL BoILER E EXPLOSIONS. — ROOTS Sater vitae nad ete Dower 10 ase in all parts of the w: orld, Bat pesos Pea *coue ks? *SBENDROTH AN: IAN oor WANUFA TUR. ING COMPANY, ‘96 Liberty st., D oe PRLLER ENGINE—26 WARE ENGINES OF ALL Machinery 108 5 and iron wi ool “ low, to move ; fetory to rent. 56 Railroad av., Jersey Oi Pans 2 rales HOL “Foi SaLt.— FES ca ton 20 feet ten times in one min- TNO. 8 1TH ST. THREB DOORS WEST OF Broadway—Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silve! Silks, Camel Hair Shawls and all kinds of property yroought and told by ROBERT J, ROSENTHAL, suecossor to late jackson, Na we orn ee, BARGAINS” ‘Snay Watches, Jowelty, idverwere indi Is, agen he sold or exchan, Taek ye BARRINGER deaier 999 Decadease AS LADY HAVING SOME FINE cog AND other probes red ng pawn will sell Tickets os bor = car Jol Heral Address THORN, box A LADY, LEAVING THE ya WILL SELL, AT & sacrifice, a magnificent pearl and diamond Set aud twe Rings Address HARRIS, tes 167 Herald office. ARGAINS IN WATCHES AND DiesonDs 50 Na B omnes Solitaire Diamond Le 4 Claster Pin, 23 Solitaire Dit ett v es ga Pichia tangas an | 1 Sx 800; tached Lever, $00; 1 camel's bait ie ie ee PRLLEN, 1,190 Broadway, 20th st. Po rou YOU WANT YOUR WATCH. CLOCK OR. JEWELERY repaire best manner? Go to GEORGE C, ALLEN 11100 Brondway, best at. He ba Shree: irs class waich makers and five of tie best andere! eas glass repairers in the city. i Sd Tamben D Mand Seat Sargnes, bough ES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARS desired, #4 @ very small advance. rf eke x ot back w! ALL! 1ie0 veakews. OR SALE—A FINE PAIR OF SOLITAIRE ARSE FORSHEE ivane cen wcinee hates Hane box 155 Herald office. EORGE LYNCH, DIAMOND MERCHANT, oe ‘Broad: et Eh Gennes, Watches, J: Silver, India Shawls, de; highest prices paid ated ; ladies’ office. bg ee Taner Ring yeaa STUD, Segesng: A } pearems, and shosver Ri tale che A ‘Danress tinsectionet F BECHIPLEE: Herald omee, alte VE INDO BROS, Di tolitaire aud cluster Earrings, Brooches, aes ses Salt Wan i yo ‘ofevery descrip: Glasses LINDO’ BROS., 1,207 Broadway. OSES 70 LOAN-DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW. ‘elry, Silverware and Seal Sacques bonght, and sol Pieetan ote Wetas ata ot Seaess the bar pd Real Bataiee GEORUE ©. r Rest Rae “ALLEN, Jeweller, 1-190 eves ps OEE DLL ALT ES We aieot ae on FOR CASH, ¢ LADY'S SOLID watch chain, aot leas ° dress Smodinvely BS: Herald Uptown m Branch offices ba 1. 600 & peg d bo pon tte DIAMONDS WILL. B00 eae eae naar = Beso nde alee en NE 8 box 2.343 Post office, PROPOSALS, OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. —| is teceived at the West ate aN, in gee th 000 1 inst vosWat wane i iagtanes, Ctnean naam J 3 apply pwo atid Lg ye! nae; one Abin en in 9s4 FEET beds; one chuck for ne Laine, 8 feet bed; ene setae ¢ Planer: iitnew Foo 19; bull b HOF! 's OYE, Engineers, even: et ‘PRorosats WiLL BE INVE Fa ble contractors of railroede, mauateoversrs construevion ee ade PP tears, New ‘ork Post ules.