The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1876, Page 2

TH FOR Sauk. Cen pre itable for any No. 3 Pine THIGH STOOP FRE F Le E coed brown stone Dwell th st, wat pin. caithe LVENSON. dt hx IN Bake Four STORY E brown stor e, corner wn Av. € gn finish, ith chandelier irrors, $30,000, fin KA oka isabinet, 20502100, 817,300. Be a HOW CO. 3 id av. FoR SaALE—A 8 first class brown # OW 2 A iANDSOME mm ay., OSth st,, uear lark ay., EDUCED PRiCES—LIsTS TOR SALE AND TO Let. J No, 4 Vine aud 33 ange 17th st. ° ? . K, SIEVENSON, Je d st., noar Lexing- ay. near 3d. ie East MEDIUM SIZE HIGH é ae Loy ortunity to 5 rms easy. Ofte re Side, STOOP BROWN STONE COR. ENDID INVESTMENT, —A BROADWAY STO; first class, two fronts; most eligibly situated for in Zroase in value, ‘Will be. sold 150,000 below cost one-shird to one-half or all re positive re. Boson pomsession. ny time; $25,000 ® year rent for three years is offered for Ir us it stands, accepted immediate MER MORGAN, No. # Pine “| HANDSOME FouR STORY BROWN STONE es 130Uh st Harlem, convenient to boats; will sell low. STORY AND 15x48 feet, \ neat with all modern hinpro: Lexington ay. s) UNTAIN, Builder, RBA SALE—WITH A BUILDING full size Lots on 25th st., near Ist ‘all st.. room 11. Besser cae Fire Proot, Located on Nassau, Ann and Pultor s! First Floor to let, suitable for bankers, insurance offices or lawyers. Will bé let together or in parts; be altered to sult tenants if desired; adapted for offices or stores. Remonable rents SS PUMPOSES Also some eligible Law PLY ON THe Pickem IsES. Take the Elevator. Inquire for Janitor. ‘Astor HOUSE, Offees. Desirable and well. lighted Othe Offices, of variou firet and. xecoud floors of the Astor House to let, at low prices, A to the PUP LMANTEN DE NT, room 35 Astor Honse offices, STORE TO LET—d0 FRANKFORT ST., HEAD @ Gold st. ; 30 feet front, 100 deep: 5 stories aud cella ance for carte to cellar: to let whole oF part (Apply to HOS 1, RMULL & ig Franktort st., or W. M. BEEK- -aNnn VERY LIGHT IN THE carts i. Vuilding; 20 and 22 Wooster st, Apply om the prem- ises, im the store, ROADWAY STORE ‘06, BETWEEN fO LET—NO. 150, through to Cortlandt $5,000, Apply to JOHN Franklin and White, alley, with three Lofts on rear; rent McKESSON, 0 Faiton st. ROADWAY STORE TO LET—WIDE, DEEP, extra good light, between 18th and 19th sts. HOLLISTER & MARRU, No. 4 EP, AND ; | Broanw ¥ LOPTS.—TQ RENT, THREE UPPER Lofts, 473 Broadway, near Gran good order; low Tent; possession, JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson st. } ARBER SHOP TO LET—RENT $10 PER MONTH; good trade, No, 517 Myrtle Brooklyn, Ce 1OR: TO Lei—Witl Fix" ORNER BUTCHER BOP tures for sale, 98 7th av. x UIKSHANK « 00, To let, the very desirable Buildin, of Waveriey place ; six stories, 20x JPACTORIES TO Ler stories: the oth 68 Broadway. i209 Broadway, comer c aia hatte ROOMS NTS TO LET, 10 LET. NICE. P ArLns 164 five Rooms; 388 Ud ay., three Rooms; ae East 26th st., seven Rooms: 38 Downing st, three 10 LET—NICE APARTMENTS, 113 THOMPSON ST. first floor, three Rooms ; on second Hor, four Room third Hoor, tive Room 3 also two Flor art m8 ome. , ROOMS, S&C. WANTED. Im this City and Brooklyn, OUSE WANTED—ON MURRAY HILL, UNFUR- nished, for « term of youre; beet reference, Address, Ei with price, box 104 station ‘OUSES WA! URNISHED AND UNFUR- nished, between Lexington aud Sth avs. fromm 15th to 50th sts. RK, GARBY, Real Estate Broker, 1,238 Broadway’ WW ANrep—ror A LADY, 1WO FRONT BOOMS: large one furnished sss parlor, “eg! it ill do mee, sh arlor wi urns Pall particulars, locatiow “and s front; back or fr d. Address, giv B. i IMMEDIATELY—UNDER PART OF HIGH stoop house, from Sth to ZOth #t., between 2d and th tate price, Address HOUSE, Herald afiic: VE ROOMS UNFURNISHED, WITH Bis bath; rene not over $25. Address J. 4. B.7O West W ANTED TO RENT—AN, UNFURNISHED HOUSE. with mod mprovements, for @ smail tamil H tween 15th and 2 ‘and Broadway and 3d ay. tulireas stating full parti 3 box 136 Herald office. V ANTED—A FLAT OF EIGHT ROOMS, IN order, second floor, with modern improven.en the eaat sidé, below 40th st, Address CASH, Lox 100 Herald office. WASTED-A FLOOR OR FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS (uot tenement), bath and all improvements, west side, $20 to $26 per month. Address, stating terms and descrip tion of premises, FLATS, Herald Uptown Branch office, Waxten URN AND NPURNISTTED Houses immediately for desirable ten js0 Houses for sale in yood locations to cash customers, “Apply to or aa dress MARK LEVY, 778 6th ay., corner 44th v Aman Pench ara “FOR RESPONSIBLE Pu French Flats and Parts of Houses in desirable or address MA. od LEVY, No. 778 th nings. In the Country. yANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A WELL furnished House in Westchester or Connecticut, on the ouse must have all modern conveuiences, Address A.C. M., Herald Uptown Branch office, OR SALE CHEAP—HA FOUR STORY Brown stone House, 107 OTth st. (wide street) ; Or r = SIN THE NEW ORIENTAL BANK mnilt for owner's use; required; would | Building, corner of Bowery and Grand st., « very ad- od neighborhood. | yantageous location tor lawyers, real estate, insurance, &e, F. Apply at the ( ‘No.'96 Bowery. OR SALE CHEAP—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, A | QTKAM POWER fF MAY 1—FOUR FLOORS, 59 four story double Tenement Noure, East 115 + | D feet front and 45 feet deep, und Part of First Floor; bine 25x50x1 HOS. CUMML = st. Igbted on four sides; can give 80 horse power; now occu- RM THREE STORY | Pied by a piuno case aud top maker; fin6 river Miellity. “In- ) foot House, with or without | Wire of GEORGE SIEMER. foot of Went 30th a Tornitnr nents; beautiful neigh- | GTORK AND BASEME. berhood owner, box 189 Herald rate or together; light front and om e. R MURKY. Findletion: Hotel. D St. BET and 75th st terms easy: 3 N ite also, por SA. ay st Nitin st, near Broadway, and on 4g a Goaper tnasieutes low figures and ‘reasonable terms; choice Comer aud other Properties; ute JAMES "PRICE, 209 Hudson st. ] ‘OUSE WITH r NINTH ward; also one in ue stables for sale cheap, Tark row, RE LY HANDSOME FOUR $2 st., between &th and Sith avs Apply to /SAAC HONIG, i ‘Broadway: @ and H, baseme BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR AND TO LET. HREB STORY BROWN art, on St. Mark mw shades, Ince chandeliers, burglar alarm, ND isos, arnt Ssoo cash required. KUL wult: 3 a, Ne 8) S Beckman st SALE PROPERTY eUT OF THE x “FOR SALE OR TO REN arden of { Centennial as & garden; cout $3.00 1 40, fine barn, aty fruit, shade and for boarders—ean Price, including hay, grain, pony and ) chickens and turkeys, tools, &e., onl: Ay terms $2,500 cagh, balance very easy. Possession anytime, Take 9 A. M. trai ‘oot of Liberty st. New York, to Bethlehem, Pa, Railroad to Quakertown, Miller's H T opps te depot, for 6 c take North Benngyivania ty, FS. pnauire at ST BAN hej Hedsen north of Perestotane 80 “Keres; im- awense ities fruit; brick Mansion, Cottage, nnme| front, docks, leebow 3; at @ sacrifics: & CARKINGTON, NN.—FOR SALB, sane T ta MFORD, Property on A BEAUTIFUL Hill, within’ three minutes of 1 reside: with every modern Acros ground, bi id pic Pine st, SYLENDID FARM OF 9% ACRE ill, for sale, will exchange tor city MITCHELL, Tt Beane st, (COTTAGE, NIN OMS ; arubbery; spring water at dwellin; vone hour Harlem Railroad; elevated, a. VER, 162 Broadway, D ESIRABLE HOUSE, OU a ILDIN 3 ‘acres, for radio of rent, one hour from City Hal Post ottice box 3.81% LEGANT 4 “in New Jerse, eer. Val 18, 30 Pine st. oR” SALE—TWO HANDSOME tard roof Dwellings, Broad st ee junction; ten minutes trom Cente: fourteen large rooms each; only $20, XN. STEVENS, Broad, bel OR SALE—AT HALF Ih fine sercage. DESIRABLE FURNISHED CuT- ape May, fronting ocean. Apply to tS Gk Broadway, New York, or C. uh she, alpha OK SALE—A ‘up, and Dw; 17th and aren RB. WAND: ing attached. at the as.. In the city of Philadelphix. old hoe “and one of the most desirable felbis lovations tn the city. Par further partieulere sophy te to JOUN 8. YARDLEY, N delphia, ©. 217 South Sd st, Phila- OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN DUTCH- ess couni acres, with fine Vineyard, 14 miles from wtatios miles from New York; nu agents, W. A. Wooo, 79 Bast 4th st. aE RANDSOM pROOMS “ABOVE 7H ce f dressmaking, Been used for this marpose for the past 15 years with wrest oes. For further particulars apply to MILLEN & GRANT, 67) Brondway, New York, TUE GENTENNIAL—FOR A LARGE AND dnety situated in rural la'ge. gr from house us & _bxnibitlon “pron LA mes van nily tearne to Philsaeiphte bili 4h, LANSDALE, 517 Locust st. Ph G rent $3,000, ‘ladelpt depots of the Erie Raijrogd ; rent very low. ost office, Paterson, S 4 FOR BALE me of the pre jetors . rad and doing a gov For particulars appl B. OUTERBRIDGE (AHOICE MISSOURI FARMING peighborheod, ‘wear raiiroad for re and Lot im vicinity of New CWsen 'U New Choreh st, YOUNTRY SEAT (FREE) ant, $10,000, ioe here? will pay $3, "0 ‘cash. i conaition. sore Farm and imple: Property. “78 Beeku: PXCHA story rally located and lightly incumbered, LU C tor Farm, with or without oe § ! MACK, 85 Union square, JOR SALE On EXCH try Residence at Wes Sew York, two story and M 14 rooms, modern; two barns, five acres, well fenced, truit, Ae: mo *: will take im payi 500" cash, | re, BS, and fof bi Eis vacant ‘lots, fr aa RIKER &'CO., No. 5 Pine st RCHANDIS M* aM wanted, in exe we brokers. inquire freo and clear REAL ESTATE WANTED. \REENWOUD ¢ EMETERY. Lot WANTED MUST ® F cheap. Address, for u Eee Addvoss, (oF oue week, MAIX DICKERSON, TINGINTA FARM WANTE Faterson lnvroved properay: river front avidrees G., 158 North Maite ste, Paterson, N. bevfrved. ROR CAS, Ry ATE HOpsE. To Aye ‘ail excellent invest: | N- | w 1 | erate SPLENDID LOFTS TO REN’ 1D, pear now Post office: 185 feet deep: fine light and hoistway on two streets: ove 00 equare feet; power can be had, JAMES PRICE, Hudson st. 0 LR ‘T—VERY CHEAP, “Two FLOORS, 25X100 AND ‘50x50, with steam power. Apply.at. Progress Machine Works, 57, 9 and 61 Lewis . MO LET-RARE CHANCE—THE SPLENDID BUILD- ing No. 535 Fulton at,, Brooklyn, now oceupied by West's Tango millinery and fancy goods establishment. Apply to C.-C, FLEBT, 543 Fulton # NO LET—THE DOUBLE 1 ted NOS. 171 AND 173 Oth av., northwest corner West 12th st, 50 leet front on the av nue. Appl. the office of the Rhinelander Estate, No, 226 jarelay. ON BEEKMAN hid ner BOARDERS WANTED, 1 HANDSOME SUIT ON SECOND FLOOR; LARGE Room on third, with Board; references required. 23 West 26th st, bo aaeyeriel SUIT OF ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR. done single Room, with Board. 43 West 22d st ane oat ir own house. LARGE THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROOM ALL, CON Yeniences, with good Board, for two, 816. No. 43 LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Scene with every couvenionee, with or without Board, 211 Wost 38th st. TH AND OTH AVS —VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, ith Board; references. 58 Woot 19th st, SFA AY., 01&8—ELEGANT SUIT AND OTHER ROOMS, furnished, with Board; house first class; references, — yo | LET—STORE, BASEMENT AND SUB-CELLAR, No. 87 Franklin’ st, Apply to 8. B, HUTCHINGS, 38 John st. pon ‘T—WITH STEAM POWER, TWO FLOORS, 00S 65 ouch; well lighted. Inquire on promises. CLAV hwy, and 224 AND TWO LOFTS, a4 Enst 1 mp0 LEASE—THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON BROA way, Washington and Waverley places and Mercer st» with fine elovator, &c. For tarmy aud full particulars apply tok, H. LDL OW & vans 3 Pine hae RENT-THE NEW YORK HOTEL, Apply to eid E. H. LUDLOW & €0., No, 3 Pine st. + AND 7 CHATHAM OATHA- Hino st, and East Broadway, (0 lease; also Building 102 Sout! TH AV.—A PARTY HAVING TAKEN THE SECOND story front Suit of Rooms, with Board, at No. 347, are now obliged to leave the eity, and will rent their Rooms'at a ope oe: refereuces given and required, }OARD.—PLEASANT AQCOMMODA- rried and single; convenient neighbor- ast 13th st, iG 7 rar: 152 WEST.—TTANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms on second fluor, front, to let, with Board to gen- teman and wi nce. i PARK HAN LY FURNISHED SUIT of Rooms, with Board, \ will be Lat roassnauit ce parties desiring to make arrangements for the spring and summ References. 1 RE: i RAST s 18 ree ence. Til ST., 217 WEST.—SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, WITH Board, for gentlemen; house first class; verths mo .- WES? 247 ST,.—TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, pyrith Board house strictly first class; table unexcep- a NE LARGE. ELEGANT SUIT; bouse aud tablo first class; refer- DW. BLLING HIOUSES © ‘Furnished. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, LARGE stoop brown stone Dwelling on pteble private family. Of TO LET. | HIGH ished, wo Lnveg ‘story Paden Dae fpO RENT FURNISHED—TO A PRIVAT: only, House No. 21 West 334 st., in the “Astor bloc! ‘good order and well furnished ; also Stable close by in 33d Address Box 4,601 Post off A” doable Dwettin Elevated Railroad, N ELE a “WIDE AND ROOMY HOUSE® ZA corner Sth . 40 rent, Apply to B. He | LUDLOW « et 4 JALEVEN-ROOM 1 iuinates from Liverty st, ferry ; best location | Tent $000 a year, | gratisto May Ist next, Address . 130 Herald office, WEST 19TH ST—PLEASANT ROOMS TC singly or en suite, with or without private table; ) LRT, AND APART- | A‘. at, Rear 61 ture, 2 brilliant Mtousd 8 superb satin P 2 clonant Mantel Bete. 25 choice bronze Fij 20 pieces of Parian rare 0 worth ii heel Goods, by catalogue SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION ON SALT THis DAY.—LARGE AND PEREMP- tory sale this (Friday) morning, commencing st to Grelagk, ut the elegant five store brown stone mansian, No. av. ae Far. in all Maguiticent or ry elegant ‘of Art, comprising it stops. jaugfortes, Steinway and Windsor, arlor 8: ant rosewood ad 18 windows? Lace Curtai a 4 3S Peyety a yg eg ot ia ) fine jntings, best artists 2elegant Cabincta. § elegant Library Bookeases, brary Tables. 8 Kany Chairs, Turkish st 2 Music Boxes, best Paris m and Bookease combined. akers. 32 clegant Bedroom Suits, complete, in black walnut 34 Pio nt black 0 el 24 Dekroom & black walnut Louw, spring Mattresses. at Rockers, Chairs to mateh. 8. Pelegant Bedroom ana Parlor Clocks, 2 olegant black walnut Buffets B superb Extension T 24 black wat 2 ching Din N. positive,’ rogardiece ‘of west Auctionser. " N. B. city or country. —Compete: ship nt inen to mh Aces 7O kien, #5 Socrioxses, THIS DAY, wi At No. 94 Waver st,, bot face tale of all the fine Bar estaurant, consisting Copperware, Dining Tables Sliverware, Partiti ns, Gas Fixtures, & By order of the Mortgages, On SATURDAY, at: Y, at 10% of elegant Beer Pumps, Nassau st o'clock, Wall and Old Slip, mort. Fixtures and Contents of the ware, and as v Steam Tables, JAMES GULLEN, at 37 Nassan st. Large Sale of general Household Furniture, commencing with 4 great chevist, Rhlnchiltar'd diagonal, assortment of Kitchen Utensils, ine of the Bnest made London Clothing, Suits, Overcoats, Ac Also & ‘of docskin, tweed, de. beaver, UOTION SALE OF Cy peg FURNITURE, Imported Bronzes, THUS Friday) MORNI At ihe five story rte cies caaaeise 8th st., between Sth and Oth avs, No, 47 West Steinway & Sons 7 Chiekering 7: Ry and Drawing Koon. : Chairs, Cabin le Oil Pain Eas Mi Statuary, &e, |. at o'clock, ‘octave Pianoforte, octave Piano. wits, in crimson, amber and brocade and satin; Turkizh, and Spaniih Lounges, Centre and Console Tables, French — Clocks, Plate Mirrors, Cur- a uber ich French walnut C! Sets, Bedsteads. Dressing Cases, Washstands, single Bedst us, 30 bair and spring Mattresses, Billows, Blankets; reps, plush and haircloth Suits; rosewood Secre- vaire, Bockeaee, Library Bookcase, Dosk: Library cue iit console ‘Tables, Tarkish Swit, in t i Silverware, Crock pets, Kitehen Furniture, & Sale positive, Take ‘6th ay. cars. Goods ROBERT Se CAS! ining Chairs, ery, two Hail Stands, 39 Car: ked If required, IN, Auctioneer, Aa Pianoforte. ot Drewia Carpets, Stouds, ‘Bureaus, Bookcases, , by ones pomagy Buffet, * Crockery, Cutlery, &e. AvoTIO $10,000 worth “mca Household haere sia) Room Suits, Parlor irrors, Clocks, Paintin, 4 AUCTION. Chairs, Extension’ Tables, HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer. SALES AT AUCTI 108. GAFFNEY 4 SMITH, ‘AvcriONEENS, sae, sad 17 Centre clock, Fixtures of the old extabitanod hese clase, Liquor Btore a Broad Brooklyn, in oue or more lots; #pull Pump, &e. wid I bo delivered illustra ag Mh apie meee "The annual celebration ‘of Washington's Birthday by the py 7 Union will take place on 1 HsBaY" EVENING, Pobroary 22, cloel Tickets cua eed ene mig ae ‘oaigs gf the Cooper Union, and ut jostrand’s bookstore, “ABRAMS. HEWITR, Socretary. JONFERENCES DU SAMEDI—LA SIXIEME CONFE {rence serm donnies le Samed. 19 Fevrier, 4 midi, a : ; wees 8 Sujet af, BW. Kmervon ‘et les Hives & REE LECTURE IN hoo wat pr SES ivTH, atSP. M., inthe French church, 30 W MUSICAL. GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES Tustruetion on organ, barp and harmony at Tosidence ; $10 quarter; references. Address, with residence, TEACHER, box 124 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. NARD.—MISS WATSON GIVES PRIVATE * PIA Dn ht Salter instruction’ ab her residence, 24 W s IANO, AND VOUAL, LHSEONS—BY EXCELLENT teachers, cheap; practice free. ‘The latest Sheet Music old of ouetocrth uorenk, Fine Parton: ith Plane. to ent; for teaching oF practice, very arch singors Tarnished at SELIGSON'S Musical Agency, 108 Bast Lith st opposite Steinway’s, v0 DANCING ACADEMIES, yea DopwoRTITS, DANCING 8 SCHOOL, yn branch at 108 Wa hi vst. Cl rh me i aio us 108 Washington © asege or private send for cir se —CARTIEN'S “DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S + Building, intersection of Stuyvesant’ and 9th st.— New classes now forming. Private fessous in glide and as- sembly walt: sortie A’ TRENO! DENY OF DANCING, Tyne vit 6th Reservoir square, van be} upils ci nd at bes ts Ber edge ry WANTED TO PURCHASE, NO. 5 WASHINGTON HAND PRESS— PRASS—BED 2 20X42, with hand inker to suit, Address box 196 Post office, en. \;ANTED TO PURCHASE—DOOKS, SASH AND ‘Blinds and narrow inch pine flooring oe five houses. dress CASH ON DELIVERY, box 177 office. ‘WANTED-SECOND HAND SAFE, Sos a oan also Letter Press, with Stand, and an Office Ci Inquire of J. A. SSLANCE, 214 Bast 26th st. _____ BILLIARDS. AMERICSS St Se ae aly-aged taal dans janey’s wire onship and meh | Tables at great .. 40 Vesey at. t second hand GRIFFITH 4 00. Cou ~ RFAND AID AMERICAN BEVEL liard Ti with the Roepe ges Phelan & Collender leans cushions, for sui only at 733 Broad- UCTION SALE A RARE housekeepers—All the hands of 19 rooms at the privase from 4th ay., this utlery £e. are, RE OPPORTUNITY FOR some Household Furniture "teridey) 105 Ld re on riday), morning. fa Carpe wood Pi RAEMER, Auctioneer. N THE DRTARE ASSIGNEE’S BALE OF 4 an at ‘aaa x neigh lated Ware and Cutlery DENNIS, Auctionver, sh, ‘sroom, ‘exey on SATCRBAY, creer 19, The undersigned, assi Brooklyn, bankru rapt wil sah i, of newly ini Fed stock, ufac' signs, in beta ated Ware eg Cutlery. jotel and restaurant proprietors, tion of deniers, house Keepers and the public extensive sule of first class sell, ag ab nn CHARLES GREENOUUTT, neo of Leftrick, Burr "8 Co. ‘Thie special atten- poarding to this Sule peremptory... Terms Assignee, LBGRT B. WALDRON, AUOTIONEER, bg LIB. meraily are invite: 277 8T., NEAR COLEMAN HOUSE. fugnished Rooms, on third and fourth floors, s Boar; EAST 9TH ST. Esl BROADWAY.—TO \table for gentlemen a ers accommodated 42, vate house, with ample Board; mode: 55 “WEST 11TT FURNISHED ROOMS J large and small), with Board, gentlemen or families ; terms moderate, 10 MADISON AV.—NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY ished Rooms to let, eu suite, with or without i Teference, NEAR BROADWAY AND OTH JOR Ww 128 & 1 Rooms for gentleman and wife or single persons; table unexeeptionable; terms low; day Be WELLES & MILLE erty st.—This day, Paney Dry Goods, bath, wih dat aid hae Aptoes, Uigets, Mochautval and’other, Toye, Shelving: Gut: ' ve ; 243 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ted Ware, Dry and Canned Fruit, &e. ad ad to let, with goo joard, to gentlemen and wives or sin- isle gentlenien ; torms moderate; references. A S80RGE, ise ie EAS ONBER, 3 TH ST., 406 WEST, NEAR ELEVATED RAIL road.—One or two awe Roma, weil furnished, wish French Clocks, Fancy Goods and Cutlery. Board (French table), ina private French family, where gens French is principally Phorm moderate; references. | To-day and to-morrow, Febraury 18 and 19, at 12 o'clock, TH ST, 138 WEST., NEAR BROADWAY.—HA. E comely furnished Rooms, with superior Board ‘also byte fee on EMANCHD. Auctioncer Wilt sell single Koom for gentlemen; terms reasonable to desiravle H pe codecs anh ag divs day, 1 o'clock, Carpels. Juggler ‘Tricks, Cribbage AUTOR) ‘This ay «8 (rider ), February 18, ‘at 10%, ferns oO. Mies, street. gs i sale of “tard Guilery, sear ‘inned Ware, Baws, Tubs, Ehovls snd pades. Banares, Hew Boyes. 1a, Hammers, iuger ine he, Bharon, Tiksking. Brushes, Silver Plated Brove P &c., eo, JREIFELD & SEIDLER, AUCTIONFERS, HAVE RE- Saturday, February 19; cont ry deseription solicited, ned at 288 Bowery, near Houston st. sale Openiny so of signments of merchan States, Mersiel, % Peatttulee 132-16, 8, 733.5 and 2 1-18 rings, Mh stones Ce wel moad Pin, weighing’ carats for vio lation ot § Friday. Tsth inst., a order of Oliver Fiske, kag. ighing 1036 10: . Seighing mond Bar- varhias i solltalee Din. Diamond Locket aud Chain, wi Diamo ad ae carats pair Dia boarders. 135 ‘EAST 16TH ST.—TO LET, WITH OO handsomely furnished Room, of gentlemen; reference, BOARD, to families or party THREE STORY “HIGH 8TOOP, » near Broadway, Mo «t,, near Boule’ car Broadway,” $1,800; 2d ake wear DH. MARTINB, 100 West 36th | | A SES ON OTH ST, TO RENT—AT MEDIUW Ravi | Jow rent Houses to rent. Lists reudy . LUDLOW & CO,, No. 3 Pine st, a | yard, $7 Sth ay 220 Rast sere its NEAR a AV.—IN ISH family, married couples or two geutiemen together, leadidy i itt with Board; ry, duruished 1 Bedroom { ve ms moderate ; algo b 996 EAST 11TH ST. BETWEEN 2D AND SD A Handsomely furnished Rooms, with or without Hoard, with all moderna improvements, in private German family. gentlemal | Apo Li =e 5 HOUSE, High °D, possession imme- UREK STORY fiial Stoop BAY WINDOW 24th st. near 4th ay .in complete order; pos ay _Avbly At office 130 Eust SHED PRONT ROOM, WITH on second floor, suitable tur ally reqsonnble, 415 West ih ons; termx A Kentlemen bot and cold water; family strictly private; ». YU Morton st., high stoop, rel ereu 35 WEST 34PH ST.—FIRST CLASS BOARD, ELE- 1D | gant Rooms, beautiful location ; references, PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN MOST DESTR- ‘able part of Sth av., would like to rent, with Board, « second 82%, front Room ‘and one on fourth story. Address B. A., box 150 Herald Uptown Branch offiee. GF stand, 454 and Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Wardrobes Olieleths, 1d Bedding. crvekery, Glass, Cut- ‘Tables, Piano, fogs, attrosse Tery, Plated W Bede and |i Ears SAL SAVED FROM TUIS DAY (FRIDAY), FEB. AT SALESROOMS Sole order of Messrs, GE HOLBROOK, AU cri )NEER.— HOLBROOK ROLLING. sel Ste da, at 2 o'clock, at the old arlor and Chamber 8 Bookcases, Extension Paintings and Engrav- Groce: B. HERTS & 8 ma AUCTIONEERS, OF 1 DAMAGED FURNITURE ats F FIRS IN BOWERY. ‘EB. WM, AT 10 O'CLOCK, 17 PaRi¢ PLACE, sitive for account of whom is may concern. By PALMER, EMBURY & CO. and BAGNUTS, DIELL & CO. NO Leta SITTING ROOM, KOOM AND BED. room; also a room on the second flour front, to @ a peany and wife; board for the wife. 243 West 220 om, Vor BOARD AM Dd _Loper co _WANTED. A YOUNG “GENTLEMAN DESIRES A COMPORTA- bie Room, with or without boxrd, in Gh seed house, below 23d st, “Address, with particulars and must be very moderate: B. HH.’ box S80 Post office. NT ONE OR TWO men; gas, bath, &e. % RIVATE FAMILY WILL RE nicely furnished Rooms to gent: i Kast 12th st, between dd and 4th T 14 BAST TWEEN UNION SQUARE AA ana Stn ay » pleasant furnished Rooms to ‘gentle- men; pricey reasonable to permanent parties. JURNISHED NEATLY FOR HOUSEKEBPING—TWO Suits of Kooms, on first ana second Bors; parlor, two bedrooms, kitchen, coal room, separate meter; terms uod- 300 West 28th st. JRNISULED FRONT ROOM—Wo! &| No.7 + Jones wi | FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, POR | Da ws mahospl x, on the second and third floors; water and to $ per week; hall Bedroom, $2; splendid | . 1200 Broadway, near 358h at, eriemeteene EK KOUMS, ARATELY urnished or unfurnis 615 2d av. NO LET, FURNISHEDOA FRONT PABLO! furnisned Rooms f i bee as, ke. wat Te, Pam aL BEDROOM ON THIRD floor, turnis! Broad OARD WAN 1ED—EWO ‘OOMS, Re | HEATED i type eed fire, hed Say) and’ ister, ata 1 joo references exchange r Herald office. a salt OARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN INA strictly private family, where thore is congenial ioctogy, with ail home commioris, between Gh and Rh ave and +i ber gi Cts ‘Brostyens given and required. auarees FRANK WANTED BY A LADY, A COMFORTABLE ROOM. with substantial Board (early dinner), in plain pr ny. wee there Sze no other boarders nest fr woek; reference. ress, stating full partieul HOME, box 185 » eal. ‘flee. on W. HE BEDRO AND PAR. Yor, wt bathroom Dreterred: fest clans foardin the ae. Adrons, satin ere por’ mo Mrs SMITA, Herald Uptown Bench Umeen mee And year, ANTED—ON MAY 1, SNe FoR wife and three childrén (i, 7 and 8 years) i location on Staten Island or ‘ia any other. pl thin one hour's ride from City Hall: Feferene Addross, stating terms, which must be moderate, FNerald ofice. otk A payee PREABANT ROOM ROOM Wie 1d good Board in « e Bath et. 5 $15. 0 LET—AN © Sabana 7 ‘ISHED FRONT sit- ting Row. with Hedroout, on second floor; also a large, haudsom: furnish Bedroom, on foarth floor, to single Gautlowen ents; remeiengee Tore’. th Rank The os The, | tween Broudway and 4th av, _HOTELs, AMES | TURKISH, ROMAN AND. ewer RIC Baths, 61 Lexington‘ av.—Geutle ‘and night; ladies day and evening. Motel aogomino | pO -RENT—COVPLETELY FURNISHED POR HOUSE. keoping, Lower Uaif of small brown stone house; sulit- le only for gentleman, wife and servant: rent, ineludin per mouth, Address REED, Herald Uptown Bran —Newly iy xentlome iB Me iet, to sin bath ana steam ; location unsur 1] enished Parlor, WEsT 1871 HM ST.—FURNISHED, TWO FRONT | ¢ ua, second floor, for housekeeping ; also Rooms on ror Hoo 23" aT, LET, FURNISHED, ONE double and tw. wingte Re Room: Call at EAST 19th STA PRIVATE “FAMILY WILL rent a handsomely furni: modern im: at reduced rent; five locas ‘a few steps from ST. NEAR SD AV.—PURNISHED ROOMS | for housekeepi | ganreblogoe ving; also Parlor, with kiteben; ail | 216 Yor, 223 UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APAR’ ik MENTS TO | LET. v PIRST PLOOR-5 RooMs, 4 RATIOS | FIRST PLOOR-6 ROOMS, 4 HORATI ) BT, $0; ‘M's, 600 Hedson at, | AS. O00 Heaton ot FLOOR—THRER TO PIVE ROOMS, $1 > fh No. 51 Bethune st, to let; also 149 Bi A fren CATEXASDER BUILDING, CORNER OTH AV. A > Sist #t,—Freneb Apartments: grand entrance; ested; moderate routs J. W. W. BEBVENS, Broadway aed | RIVA’ LY WILL LET THE TH A Floor, narnia TG Antawend ree here | | Tneatit Call as 126 : West | 7hO LET—FROM MAROH 1, TO A SMALL, REST able family, « Second Floor of six rooms; wre but five persone in the Rowse: the halle are lakes care of by the ow! is oe A 5868 3d av, 0 LET-To A SAL res OF. ADULTS AN AN elegant Second Fleor of four room: reveme@nte; private house. ‘0. ie it! for one ort What BOTH ST. | Nicely fu PAR- 1 Room, $2. nf NEAR TIM AV. CARS — ished Rooms to let, with @ small family. wet test | ) ome } "ee an jedroom adjoiuing; house heated through with | Tenve San Prancigeg March i. | Mails | Zeatand. Ae. leave Sen Francisco ‘March’ it | der Beadil, &c. ‘a New York March 1, RANKPORT HOUSE, TAM BT, OP FE, nlaht; wou Rooms, Be,, We. Se. 5 ge yen tna es. (, RANT HOUSE, 8 NEW BOWERY—WARM ROOMS for families dnd gentlemen; prices greatly reduced; y8 open. ae AV —iO LET. A DESIR- iso @ eingle Room, — | LE sitaen HOUSE, OCURSTER NOTKL, 114 BLEECKER ST, I Dioeke west of Broadiay—Europenn pleat eee to $2 per night, $2 to Sloper week” ) The t Ir GHC k Saturday, F reign malls forthe w y b- iy 1, Ae wl Close at Xe Cte Be sates Facies hi Raniend sand tn via Quecnstown and at I i oe per steamer “cite Seotiand direct, th waM, for France direct, rT steamer Am wt 110 A, M., for Farope, pet steamer . oe igen ton and Bremen, Matis for T. L. JAMES, Postmast aU ROPE, PROPESSOR, near the Bois de Koulogn bext soring, three pupils, not older t Wife and exceptional advants Kuages: tuition and boa De, AYER, Lowell, M Scribe, Paris. Address of the Professot, Dek Paring Neulily 11 Boulevard du Chatonu, fA kin Rahs ne: Retecetisnntchdenitnt ninth ine rnd 1A. eye alt SS ANGLAIS, A Red CLASS ® WANE ITAYS estar. rie ers i Ponden, BG. soe eer whe ‘Me fot her steamer, Anchoria, via Glaxglow Zand ir, OF PARIS, LIVING “ recetve, LEGAL NOTICES, OTICK—ISABEL STEWART, OR ROMANS, 615 er of the, late William, Stewart, Parmer is. womeiine pe eterighn a pa io Westie Pe aha ie. one oe Das Mewnrh, who. heldn part 3¢ the vend TEAC Bh KING, AUCTIONEER, et sell this day, at 104g o'clock, the Stock of store = Nc st., Brookiyn, consisting of ney Goods, two Soda Wi Showcase, iy Machine und numerous Ar "To be sold in lots, No reserve. ARSUAL/S SALE.—J. SEEBACHER, AUCTIONEER, will sell this day, at salesrooms 164 Chathain st., at 11 ‘o'clock @ large lot o1 ladies Galt ters, Button Gaiters, Siipperm Lip Rubbers, Overshoes: gentlemen's Gaiters Boots, Shoes, pers, Buckles, Rosettes, Shoe Boxes; also one iron Safe, lore invited” aces, Blacking And i a ti 7 , aENRY viens, ’ ARSHAL'S SALE.—BY tion I will sell th # day, & Vang ppg: above Grocer: JOSEP PHILLIPS, Marshal, VIRTUE OF vy Tay. at 11 o'clock, at 247 West 20th Store, colsisting of Soaps, eee Loaner ond BOWE, AUCTIONBER, sells this day, at 11 o'clock, 11 University place, a bag oy G4 3 Adetion Rooms, No. “LARK, Marshal, eum oo SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE, &C., raaty . Billiard Table, Ye Safe, +> Is. 10 A. Mat . ie eda and Stool, Mires mac Istoads, Bure Tevet Bruseeia” and it fardrober, sOUe othe, Crucke Range, Milan Fable and xbures, wal ar Usunier sad Back See taree he, be some toon PA. MARKING, Attorney for Mortgages, Moses Le pale. —TH well, at F @ clock, at Store, with Horse, covered rar the! Tisities t's ‘iret class i Pepeas grep WILL pk ati ‘agon and Harness. L, COUTRELL, City Marsbah and Attorney for Mortgage. rr ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. Notice is bereby niga roots, ‘No. quantity of second and Beeuin ‘Trunk als sisting of aing, f malecelloneous Sticlee alens Heury M. Porter, Mary Cotton. Pebrusty 15, 1876 ALGERNON § i ate BROKEWS ry. This day JAMES a large te tee ny Pursuant to the statute in such es, de, ot une et WATCHES AND JEWEL+ ry. GAR, Au aay iy “ 50 New Bowery und No. 0 Oliver iat at es tots gold and sliver Watches, gold Glassen, struments: also one Banjo, 8 Bleecker st. ‘alesroom Shawls, Kemnants, ding, Boots, Shoes, by ae By order D. Deleaw. Kast Broad evolvers, Silverware, maker. My order of J. A. Jarsian, 188 Lanes @iver mounted, by a a KER'S | gy aig GENERAL Avc- Bowe: Seu el ha ay, ay fotbng, We tad also Coats, Pauts and Vests. roadway. mJ te. oop Mcgay dtd “ots poling aa AUC. 5 Wines, | Liquors, “Chany b . Oi Pornttare, Safes, Fale ox February 1%, nt 10%, o'clock, No. 1A on ace importer and wholesale Lq fine Lge Ce choter Irish Whiske: pa] ee dies, Gin, Rr Port a ed Hrandies, “din Ruive, Champagne; fa ie Se positive. ace ae Slippers, st Fates, Oe AUCTIO: CRUELTY TO LUNATICS. A TRAVELLER'S VISIT TO A NORTH CAROLINA JAIL—A HORRIBLE CONFINEMENT. To run Eprror or Tux Henatp:— Thave heard that an article appeared some time ago in one of the New York papers, headed ‘“‘Man’s inhu- manity to Man.”’ On this same subject! propose to write, for the purpose of laying before'the public a few facts that should awaken sympathy in the hearts of the most hardened and callous of men, In the jail of Smithville, N. ©., are two crazy men who bave been in the closest confinement for the past two years, suffer- ing daily for the want of pure air and proper nourish- ment, These men, I am told, are kept in the jail for jack of a better place of confinement, There baye been repeated requisitions made by the County Commissioners to Dr, Grissom, im charge of the State asylum, with a view to: having the unfortunates removed to more comfortable quarters, but the asylum is so crowded that there is not room for any additional cases, Having occasion to visit Smith- ville a very short time ago my curiosity led me to the Jail at about the hour that the prisoners get their break- fast; but I was a little late, and did not see of what their breakfast consisted or its quantity, I met the Jailer at the door with a bucket, He told me to go in, and up on the second floor I would see the two men; that he ja the meantime would get them some water. 1 walked in and mounted the narrow stair that led to a small room. When I bad gone a few steps the nauseat- ing smeil that 1 encountered-would have driven me back had I Lot become doubly curious to seo it was. really possible for a "auman being to ode so atmosphere, T dnish live in oh Naci my to my o Bio ast tye found myself in a room wi holes, about the size of a man’s head, both ways with rods of iron, dows, and on either side of this smail room, opposite each other, were two still simalier cages, and in each cage was aman, Yes, oue of God's creatures, and not a wild beast, as I should have believed if I had not been told “‘that on the second floor you will dnd the twomen.’’ My heart sickened at the signt Jn the e nearest where I stood I saw the im light a form, on all foars crawling, a8 Ll have olten seen a restiess panther, from side to side. I stepp da litue nearor aud discovered the emaciated features of a man, whose long tangled hair bung in bunches amt “ face and shoulders. J addressed a few remarks to hi and his replies proved his Susanity beyond a doubt. t moved over to the ower Cage expecting to meet with a similar scene, but was surprised to tind a man, wan | presided, Mr, | Mayor, Surrogate pl a | twelve citizens, and worn and jelancboly, squatting where the light came in most before a smail bundle that I judged to be his bed, picking the vermin from bis ragged clothes. I asked him several questions, but bmi made no reply to them at first. I then moved ny here I coula watch his face and “Luets, J for the that is his name, ‘if you have oue parti of sense lett answer my ques- tions, because 1 am anxious todo something for you.” He immediately turned his head a my gaze, and ever betore have I seen ie ie ing @Xpression as his countenance wore, H won el his long, lean aro in my direction until boy fingers rested on the lattice work of his ‘ir, wt he stammered has- tily, “Weil, sir—well, sir, 1 uestions and will be glad if you can hel me.” He told me that he was very cold, and in truth, it wana bitter day, I ed him if he got onough to’ eat? He replied that sometimes he got |, but not always. He was wdasked me to explain the cause of what ‘his ponishment, Now, to me this man did pot seom crazy; his answers to my many questions were perfectly rational, and be does net require such close confinement. I beg that the Wilmington phpers make a note of this to show the people of Brunswick county what suffering is going on in their midst, and how, by a vory litt attenti much of it will be pre- vented. This interference may seem Pape umption in one who is a comparative stranger in those parts, bat the real distress that 1 found in these men made a deep impression upon me, and I feel that it behooves us all as Christian people to do a in our power to re- = 5 lieve our suffering w men, avd | bie y hope that this matter will receive immediate attention. A TRAVELLER. OBSEQUIES OF CAPTAIN A. H. WOOD, Yesterday, in the village of Tottenville, & 1, many of the stores were closed and on nearly all the vessels in the harbor flags were fying at half mast, The oc- casion was the tuneral of Captain A. H. Wood, one of its oldest and most respected inhabitants, who died on Monday, He was a momber of the Masonic Order, having filled all the offices in the Huguenot Lodge, of Tottenville, of which he was a constituent member, -_ Was buried with full Masonic honors. The funeral een trom bis late Reggie on che Lieve The mains were accom| je mem! ot Hugue- e, F. aud Mit, ag representatives of Kart- my Lodge, New Jersey: uahonqua, ieee og Tompkins lodges, of Staten Atte cere! nies im the church the was borne * Betblanese Barial Ground, where the funeral NP pe of the Ma- sobic Order were conducted by M. W. eae Dep. G Lecturer Boak, assisted by Bee. Bro. Vail, — BROOKLYN CHARITY REFORM BILL. There was a meeting of the Charity Reform Associa- tion of Brooklyn hbeid yesterday afternoon in the Assembly Rooms of the Academy of*Music. The con- feronce was well aitendod. Mr. J.J. Van Nostrand Schroeder origivally drafted a bill for the dispensation of the charities of the county thrqngh the agency of a Hoard of twelve governors, These lat- ter were to supersede tho Mgeashasisiitryst. oe who are five in number, and have been elected to for three years, They revive $3,000 pet annuga lor me services, The Board of Charities is hsm ae Reform bill, which is republican, out the ei oficiais and Bt twelve cr ze DS, who are to g) their services w: It was proposed io give Leh ‘1 uty 2 ‘made to this bill im that as the Hoard of Governors shal id the ay ves ed in the Co take effect thirty day: ture of ‘he Governor, BROOKLYN'S VITAL STATISTICS. During the past week there wore 242 deaths in Brook- lyn, Smallpox carried off 19; diphtheria, $7; con- sumption, 37, and pneumonia, 24, ‘There were 113 deaths of children quder five years. There were 141 Usenet yo and 35 oy eats of Vital Statistics that physicians a ves with the sur. round loge ot of this disease is of for the records show fata ee ALLEGED DEFALOATION. ¥. H, ECCLES AND BETWEEN THIRTY AND FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS MISSING, ¥. H. Eccles became a member of the Stock Er change just after the panic im 1813 He also joined the Gold Exchange about that time, Last fall he went to Canada to spend a fow weeks, and durmg his absence his clerk absconded with a considerable amount of money, The affair created a deal of scandal at the ~ time among Wall street men and Eccles-was spoken of in anything but complimentary terms, many alleging that he was not altogether ignorant of the method adopted by his confidential servant in wetting away with other people’s money, This, however, is a thing of the past, and since Mr. Eccles has again become “involved,” (t is only neces- sary to speak of more recent transactions, About the 1st of January last two banks in Wheeling, 'W. Va, authorized Mr, Eeeles to purchase, here im New York, for Chem government bonds to the value of between $30,000 and $40,000, In the course of a few days Mr. Eccles notified the Wheeling parties that he had made the purchase, and asked for instructions. me letter came instructing him to sell the bonds again and deposit the proceeds of the sale to their credit with the Fourth National Bank of New York, Supposing that Eccles would of course follow his instructions the Wheeling partes let the matter drop for a while, taking it for granted that oe snug little sum of from 1,000 to (the exact amount has not yet been made known), wag on deposit to their credit at the Fourth ‘National, Finally, however, they began to grow somewbat un- easy, as the Fourth National Bank had not Kes tg them of any deposit. They wrote to President houn, of that institution, in reference to the Satie and that gentleman answered to the effect that he , knew nothing of F. H. Eccles, and that no money bad been deposited by him in the Fourth National Bank, This letter brought the Wheeling parties at re New York, arriving here last sey. for Eecles was promptly — institu at Sie out avail, as P egiyocon not be found, inquiry at the St. Nicholas Hotel where bo had been stopping, revealed the fact that he rad left there very hurriediy the day previous with his family. He was seeu on the street on Friday morning, at which time he stated that 9 had sold his seat in the Stock Exchange and pro wf ocr Europe, but tho: he would visit California before leaving for the other side. F. H. Eccles is very respectably connected. The family into which be married is said to be exceedingly wealthy, and his father-in-law, who is highly respected in all circie: eatly annoyed by his son-in-law's re- cent transaction, THE NANUET MURDER, RESENTENCE OF MICHARL MURPHY BY THE SUPREME COURT, GENERAL TERM—A SISTER'S DEVOTION TO THE CONDEMNED. Michael Murphy, convicted of the murder of Mrs. Houjus at Nanuet, Rockland county, on the night of thé. 19th of April, 1873, was brought before the Supreme Court, General Term, in Brooklyn, yesterday, to be sentenced for the thirdtime., The new District Attorney of Rockland county, M. M. Dickinson, made the motion for resentence. Mr. Henry Daily, Jr., the prisoner's counsel, made application to have the day for the ex- ecution deferred as far possible to enable him to make “application to the Governor for a pardon or commutation of sentence upon petitions signed by the citizens of Rockland county and upon newly dis- _ covered evidence, Mr, Justice Barnard, before pro- ceeding to sentence, asked Murphy if he had avything tosay, Murphy said he had, and in a clear, calm tone stated that he was at his home in Jersey City on the night of the murder; that he knew nothing whatever about the occurrence; that he had never intended, designed or thought of doing the deceased any injury or wrong, and that if executed for her murder he would die an innocent man, Justice Barnard then sentenced him to be hanged on the 7th of “April next, at New City, Rockland county, “Murp! hy was subsequently removed from the court bs the Sheriff of Rockland county to the office of the Sheriff of Kings county, where his friends were allowed to see him and oxpress their sympathy. During tho sentence the court room was densely crowded, and the impression created by the rg nn of the prisoner and his statement was that he was not guilty. The prisoner is a young man of good appearance and un- married. He was born in Ireland, but came to this country while quite young, and up to the time of the murder of Mrs Hujus his character was that of an in- dustrious, well-couducted citizen. He has brothers and wisters living in Jersey, and one of the latter is a Sister of Charity connected with one of the houses of that Order in New Jersey. When Murphy wi ed and priate for the second time this sister asked the sagen eg her house to grant her the privi- or of the defence of her brother and saving him fron $0 ominous death, Her request was re- information vitally im- portant to the prisoner. But when Murphy’s re- Sentence was affirmed by the Court of Appeals, good sister hesitated no longer and determined to go to the rescue of her brother atany cost, She was threatened with expulsion if she sisted, but Archbishop Bayley on being informed of the situation granted the desired permission. The best advocate, therefore, that poor Murphy now has, noxt to his de- Voted counsel, ig his sister, who is working in his be- halt night aud aay. Itis said that she has prevailed upon the jary before whom Murphy was first tried, one of the chief witnesses against him andthe citr- zens generally of Rockland county, to unite in a peti- tion (o Governor Tilden to either pardon her or to commute his sentence to imprisonment for hfe. Her hopes of success are very strong, mainly because of the circumstantial character aud weakness of the evidence against the prisoner. THE DEER PARK TRAGEDY. William Henry Wood, the negro workman who qear- relied with Mr. Skidmore and Mr. Wright the day be- fore the fire in which they, with Fleet Weeks and Mrs. Wright, were burned, was included with David Skid~ more in tho Coroner’s jury’s verdict as a reser to the crime of mereent, the Cg sid the house and bu Ay afterward, tavies and taken to Babylon, ‘on Tojday be wil he will 14 arninaton » at eleriaihs My Wood pelted bit rrible crime and says he of thi THE DYNAMITE VICTIMS. The German Consul General in this city has trans- mitted to the committee which bas been formed in Bremen in aid of the victims of tue dynamite disaster in Bremerhaven the amount of a private subscription started in this city among the ‘wealthy German citizens, in aid of the thaimed, the invalids the widows and orphans whose misfortunes sulted from that catastrophe, The Cy $5,464 50 has been forwarded to the coi together with a list of contributors, incl it ‘om anonyi names of most of the leading German merchants varying from $50 to $150, Ina 50 at received sources, Althou; the ‘satners further contribut) im, aid of received at the German Consulate General on Bowling Green, city, with su the sum of ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, Annie Erna, aged twenty-nine years, of No, 144 Sul- livan street, attempted to commit suicide yesterday morning by taking —— of er a ee 78 ‘act. Rapa 9 No aa ms ir. the emmivuleses rengeos. to go sie ab pepital aud went home with her bi SUDDEN DEATHS, The following deaths were reported at the Coroners> - office yesterday:— William Dougherty, who was ip- jured on Wednesday at pier No, 48 North Rivor, and died at the New York Hospital yesterday morning; an unknown man, who died at the Twentieth precinct station house; William re agod fifty, of Ne a in the Huds Rattrosdl sou eat wort stare Monaghan, aged are from we ples a fees Oe Trent vie acm a of No. 1 tele Eickenborst, aged ufty-u t, y-tW0, A PAINFUL gCCIDENT, Doorman Cannon, of she Second precinct station house, corner of York and Jay streets, Brooklyn, met pegpocarsed accident yesterday. He was in the act of whitewashing the walls of a cell, and was standing yh DB a4 fell, Cy th bag etki . it is feared t e will lose inis sight thee ap old and valuante officer, having for* patrol duty on the Brooklyn police, NOT DEAD. Yesterday, through some mistake on the part of the smallpox" hospital authorities at Flatbush, the family of Mr. KS. McAuley, of the Brookiyn Union, were in- formed that the gentleman named, who is under treat- ment at that institution for the’ fell had disease, parted this life, It now th it of same name died there, bat tha the reportar, bs fates ost obituary notice appeated, is still in the taba of the liv~ ing aid mach aitey FERRYBOAT AT CORD ENE, The Staten Is! 14 opposition ferry boat Sappho broke: her shafM on her eleven o'clock trip from New York Yesterday morning. She was towed to New York by) the William Fletoher, The steamboat Minnie B Childe. ‘Will probably take her place to-day, non years “Ne