The New York Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1876, Page 4

NEW en HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1876—-QUADRUPLE SHEET. TO LET FOR BUEN SeRroens. PART OF A GOOD STORE, ON A CORNER IN Nassau st., to rent cheap. ‘Address CASH, box 108 R SALE—TEAM “OF BOAD MARES, 15 15 HANDS aod high can best 20 Kind: sound; | RBwroUN' and Phaeton, both } —_— THOROUGHBRED UNFURNISHED. ROOMS AND APART- Ler. Yigg yy A — ar Pasir OF ADULTS ener ° - ge Koad Wagon and oue Cope ay, Pole and Shatts; ofc by phn geen my) jack | 8HOdNO VERE 150 ~ oH Loabe 000 ORE. | wilt soll cheap. Addrese 8. Til. eenawey El 9 ae OEY FRIOR WORDING, ico ON fet order; staleh etait iste one Hrasaels )ADER, z i a sa. 58d mn the premises. a i fueet condition. " | JAVOR SALE—SIDE, BAR TOP WAGON, GREAT SAC- Went 4c st near river; low rent (9 rexpousbie pat | bis ae Reruns “No. 1 Cortiands | rifles. JOYNTON, 287 Sth near 24th st. tes; or will sell on Stee WAND TWO BEDROOMS, WITH WATER “| UYOR SALE A Fikst CLASS TRICK DOG, ONK | PROX TLL RRRARED POLICE SKETCHES LOUIS A. DA’ OUNTIA, 172 West 45th st. ae ae tt With two attic Bedrooms, $17; or First Are hates Boos Honed. 39 Reoweh, skye aud black and | READ SUNDAY ATTENTION, REAL “ESTATE BROKERS. —AN | Ploor of private house 244 Rivington « fan Terriers, and all other kinds of Dozs. "Medicine for ail Pre gE } + ental ed Olfice at low rent; plonty business. Ad N. MEYE’s, No. 3 West 3d st., near Bro dress sok EY, station D. N OFFICE AND RECEPTION ROOM, FURN SHED. OR SALE—BAY CARRIAGE ler; stylish, gentle; can be driven sold “at a'sacrificd to close an estate. iseases at L. a lad: Address PRANK, F PilsT CLASS POINTE T. ~LET—EBEGANT FIRST FLA OOR, NEWLY DON, 730s for business purposes, whole or tn part, at 735 Bro to let, with a laboratory, to « dentist or Ph: In superb ‘condition entleman Hath at, third door frome Calon square Ne mney anes = Herald offer. u iowa frst eee Address HENRY, box 201 Horald ‘tp: oO LET—NICE gr anteanre; pogiy 104 Rage Ne namne stoe On Gil FAR EON DLAC *K | town Branch offies, three Rooms, 1 28th st.; three Rooms, the vit Root some sitet eat | | Be ‘Horses, T Gort and E: od Harseenall.| OND, THIRD AND FOURTH LOFTS NO. a0 BAST ‘two Rooms, ‘ye Donning st.; three ms, 145 Bast 40th st oward Fifth M. OLNE | cee on the NO. (0 LET-NIGH FLOORS, FOUR AND FIVE ROOMS near Prince; nice order. jo rooms each, Two MOTT 5 lina gH good stand for grocer, butcher or ow. sT., st. ABLE CN Boos ae ne tad — ES ote two' very small Sky | AOR SALE—A SPLENDID BUILDING TO LET FROM MAY 1; POUR | Spth, 115 Thompect Bas ty: . I established for 18 yea SD tloors, 5x45, and Part of first floor, with power, tc. Floors, 13 Laight st., near Canal, thi “LOADER. | R SALE—A MANDSOME SORREL Hone 3 ed ou four sides. Inquire of GEORGE SIEM po LET—UNFURNISHED, THE PARLOR vLOOR AND laminated years, 154; hands; strong ava good in single anddouble | f West 0th st. Basement of the private house 194 coder, Ba: Warranted souid and kind. Inquire at stables 1,309 D LET—CHEAP, A PRENON FLA A tmprovemonts; ‘in new building southwest comer 8th ——— TOEDING any 147th st. Inquire on premises. WANTED, TVO BREROH-LOADING BHoT | Fer, NDAU, pte Po 4 ng in gvod order Acdcess B. B., Horald off at Merchants’ | 0 LET—TH ) YEAR ESTABL. 10 LET—SECOND AT IN BROWN Ds, pon lv | Biabte, : 37 West 29th AD T Boer and Tiltaed #aloon, from May 1, shane beens BOW mas, dumb walter, vi AB AUTIFU OR COAC near jougal; rent 81, 00 for entiro build | tubs and water closet rent $2) an Ap pou LEA i 1FCL R COACIE eo i u prigit be long mane and tail; free driver; NO LE ASE—Fi CORNER STORE, FROM | Ply to ROBERT HAY, ean AUCTION, ail life style, To be seen on Monday at 106 West 30th st. | T jay 1, on one ol the best avenues in Brooklyu. Apply Om PLEASANT ROOMS, HANDSOMELY VURNISHED, ON Te I SH, PAIR OF MANOGANY Bay | 1 J,D. CARROLL, 359 Fulton s4., Brooklyn. a gas, bath and grate fire, 134 Se vas hy ars old, the prop: | THOR fast 4 a tT 4 erty of gentleman going abrond; Focommendedl us 9 pair GERTY, | Wkst 230 1X ROOMS, rses suitable for family us her; will be sold cheap Tnwuire at privave stable Fe SALE. Horses; and can step in count of the cireumsta West Isth st. “YER 262 rent moderate. LTH ST. FIRST CLASS Road BSTAMLISIMtENT, Consist. i known sorrel Geldin by 1 IDE | 377 OTH AV. W BIK CHET, 341 West PARLOR A’ DE wil be sold rea c rt 15 on parlor floor, suitable for dents, | Stables Gentiodan's 4 4 years | 6; re physician or dressmaker. Apply in stationery store. | |. winning the t and rico in 2:k; also wonthe | A > AR Beg sane rico last, senson in three straight heats, joeging over ster ! 33 ST,, 202 WEST.—A LARGE FRONT BASEMENT | the score in Shee eA ino vewviar wralning. bet bas . one of Hibsor Inquire at La. | + Extension Room will be titted up for a physician or | shown private triste botter, than 40, and can tr 11d Wont 4th st. between 6th ay, oad | other office, A! FRENCH LADY, al 230 why ‘ittle handling; he does not shy er pull ~ — teaching her Ian: SK With immediate possession, 40. a gout 1 family; For Other To Let Advertisements See | eo WATCHES, JEWELRY, av, DVANCES MADE ON. DIAMONDS, —— JEW. elry, Revpeatien, ‘&e.; business confidential. WILLIAM IEIMAN, 114 Nasaau st., room 5, DYANCES ON | MERCH ANDIN FURNITURE, i ortgage, YAMES OAUNET 13 Aifugdon square (xh LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DIAMONDS, | SOLI” A ire and Cluster Barr Brooches, Crosses* ‘ke., at low prices. ) BROS. 1.207 Broadway, HONEY TO. Lo 7 XOX DIAMONDS, WATCHES, rad ate omsil sd edkot bouat require: kers’ ets of diamonds and watchea 3 Pe WILSON, 200 Went ath st, See 918° a SROADWAT, NEAR 21st, ST., DIAMONDS, ‘A A wel ‘Camels’ Hair Shawls, &e., Vought adele joan he oe shee ‘J.T LYNCH, form jew York Hotel, AL 808 BROADWAY—DIAMO 5, WATCHES, JEW- elry, Silverware and all kinds of” Sag Property oa sold, ROBERT J. ROSENTHAL. Lopns ne- ADVANCES MADE ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, 80." & stored at advertiser's warehouses, Address OKAGE, Herald Uptown Branch oftice. At sitar HAVING sone. FINE DIAMONDS STAND in Daw the ti ay Address WOP. ry, oo ea he tickets very cheap. . C., DOX I |d office. ‘A. EADY GOING TNT MOURNING WILL SELL AN elegant black silk Dress a1 Also a fimy set Cotal Sowetey Aaidross MOUHNING. Horald Uptown Branch of LADY IN WANT OF MONEY WILL QELL LADTS | old Watol Feed yards black Motre Antique En, russels Carpet. re Fald Uptown Branch offices, = RGAINS IX DIAMONDS AND WATCHES: ALSO 2 Phecland Seal Sacque, 119; 1 Camel's Hair Shawl, 3 black Bioowels GEOKGE ©, ALLEN, T1100 Brondwaysnene 20H J) AMONDS, TOTES: Soe AND CORAL JEW- elry, Seaiskin Sacks, Silverware, &c., at low prices, ‘bt. LINDU BROS., 1,207 Broadway, oppo- ; SALE AT A BARGAIN—7 CARAT DIAMOND Fo Bultaite ning. “diress 18 NERD, Herald office ean drive him; has all the quulilications of « perte i A LARGE, POWERFUL BAY DWELLING. ‘HOU ses TO" LET. | nag Seen meee: prranted souadspd kind. Fite Tbe ok elise te truck or express; | “~~ ane AND PERFORMANCES Broadway, be- Furnished, GERMAN OF CULM TTENTION.—28TH ST, FOUR STORY NIGH STOOP | | Brown Stone, completely furnished; rent $16), | ‘Also set fine single Harness ost. AER & CO. 72 West d4th st. Brewster, of Broo cation in German and Enzi struction in German, grammar fund ‘conversation, at pupil's house. Address TEACHER, Herald office. UR WITH LIBERAL EDU- ish, will give thorough in- is or TWO HO Apply at L078 Tap Robs, Saddie and br COMPETENT LADY TEACHES WAX FLOWERS, Address Miss PONY . FURNISHED HOUSE TO DRT IN 22D | COMFE z . 3 it: reasonable terms. Bay Coupe Horse, 16%; hands, 8 years: kind in all harness; | yTrncks aud Horses for any | :| Aes Mlogatitly Saroles Rae eran FRANCIS, statin DD See from viee ; paz stylish; is atraid of nothings bas been } oo ‘and a a ousa must be seen to be | LADY IN REVERSED mised for family driving: of great bottom and endurance aud ine, session April 1... Ofiice: . is warranted sound, kind and t ni le! veterinary surgeon. fy 39 Kast ‘V7th st. VK STEVENSON, Jr. af perienced in European travel and , Pole and Shafts, VRAMEROY PARK.—LARGE HOUSE, SPLENDIDT furnished (with stable), at low rent to privale family; owner might retain seco Sti h av., near 38th st, nearly new, by J. R, Law. | travel; best references, Add Dress Blankets 1 LOWEST bo: Hand made Harness of every dei Save money te, dealing direct with The manufactarer, BR. BAR’ IBLE PRI and set tine silver mounted Harness, to match abovo, made order by Baker Foss “TO ar 4, In dosirous of taking chat ihe eelae coelees a aeeeiet ress of two or ore of eit! Che UMSTANCRS Ld who spe ne stidy or . Herald office. CTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, qatar & WAL WORTH'S, soueh wees corner ‘Union nare.—Young men and boys practically taught, trained an: walified for Brown Truck Horse, wads, 7 years old; kind in all | TLETI, 62 Warron st., coruer Colloge place. Furnished. ness life; every parent should send for circulars; open harness; free f fast walker, first class worker | 7. SOUPE | YAY BY MIN! STEVE | Sth av., cornor House, with Stable, above S4th st. Ow. and great wo OSE COUPE ROCKAWAY BY MINER © STEVENS, | iad ot. vetweon 9th wid Madison avs.. four story 35 GHiTAV—OPPOSITE true in overy particulgr. eee agree, hone Landen | four story brown stone » OR EOIN pelanepeatt = Pant te atu te epee Waren ab le bt ame ference tase enaing? inlet parame Slope? xedieaais AR ae penne nen .,0ne ‘Depot Wazon, top side bar | 28th st, Sth av. large House. Déssriiion ave iene and wniee vite head om Tueatay | Wagon by Hroome street Brewster, heen ip and open Road | 320k. eur oth ay. four story taught practically; demand for operator Eat he Waxons by Stivers and other two second hand | 19ty 3 CARD —IN' VERY PROFESSION THERE IS A Also at pri pole and shalt, Sulkies and Skeletons by Cuffe it EOLA, HG recognize decided that rales teach the ve of wi fing. indisputably pre-eminent /- Ree AY, 20 and 22 Wooster st. Land eule VATE S four story Sth av., containing ¢ three story on, pol» nnd by Bradiey & Co, y and Tuesday, from 3 to 8 o'clock, ong t ading man; one whose pre-eminence is so calls it in question, Oliver B. Goldsmith ts just — person and recognized head of fome Journa. Aaglieesions Cegy tea Mon: at 56 West OLIVER B. DOLDSMETH. those who f the hi curtain Rockaway, by Hooker & Co. ape Rockaway, pole and shafts, by Miner & Stevens. pW amon of abl Somcanigas ty eerestes a. jump-seat Wagons, top and no Tato feed bins and harness rooms and abundant carrias For particulars apply to or more tonants. Apply to W. " H.R. DREW & CO.. No, 3 West by Aveniie Hotel, ANDSOMELY. aren fa “THREE STORY brown stone House ; Silver, Glass, Piano, Pictures, &e. ; al © 3 LE 0} Drated trotting Horse Prone YOUNG LADY OF LONG AND SUCCESSFUL F perience in Kindergarten and Object Teaching, desi © few pupils to instruct at their homes. Address 4. A. A., leraid Uptown Branch office. nds, 8 ye ‘2d av., or Willson & corner of Mnion square. INSTRUCTION IN READING, Nr king the Gorman language je farted by felworth’s old; sound and kind in all harness; treo from vice; of great | 47th st. betwe Gth av. and Broadway; rent $203 33. [ea past bottom and oa afraid of Thothiny gn teob in 230; | TIMPSON & PERT, 1,438 Broadway, near 44th £A.,,ing and spon a any one can dri ) 1b. road Wagon and Har- ear 4 (pow? DELAY. now, 59th st, and 7th wy. ‘Ghee. aif ND | College, south | Somplesely fu possession. Sosy | in office, 139 Kast March 3. at 8 ME PREVIOUS TO 8. NEW CLASS IN PHONIC SHORTHAND will be oepanized at iat Cooper Tas Union, room (FREE) ‘on Friday, School of Phonog: : peneer' 33 7» tench 1OUS PUNE, { AT ONCE. ae Untutaianed. raphy, Fuki. cutee z pug r money refunded 2 (CK —29X50X 100; AT BARKER & SON'S City A: mn Mart and New York tly without injury. bye Ai at Mead laligs IC 3 Uy noha ‘Tattersalls, corn 89th st., on Wednesday Siuall bottios, 50 of Broa tway Large bottles, $1 25, or $12 per dozen. permanent tenant; rent about $1,200, Address M., 5 roadway, dD. OOKKEEPING ay BUSINESS AFFAIRS, jo A Course of Practice Sn ieee for Adults. RSH, Accountant. PROFESSOR OF Send for circular. 248 next, Marci: cents.” Liberal discount to the tr a THE STOC including three extra: | KIDDER & Go. 883 st j ton Apply for circulars. Ordinary matched pairs, that can trot in from three minutos ord, C. oth, mh (, TRRBRATORI ne rH. ees the get of Ethan Allen, General | and by leading he gists, ion we used Talcoit's are ti + Italian and-Latin languages. f swine, Gideon, General Lyon, | Scratches and find it an excellent remedy. We recommend Bast 30th st. hecand seat | its use on all valuable horses, as it offecte the object very — LEGANT W dosires it to be distin aati FOUR STORY BROWN “STONE, 49TH ST. ly, understood that he IDE BEHIND and TEST ies of any of the lot before roadily und has given us ev DANI body to come a und driving qua AC Medison’s $2,100. ‘MORRIS. BAER & CO., 72 W quarter; privately, $ TING —MR. DOLBEAR, 1.1093 BROAD, way, removes stiffness, cramping or tremblin, makes rapid business me poumen aud good bookkeapers i tue iA HE E IONALLY — DRSIRA! + stoop brown stone Destine No. 49 Wes! 37¢h at., ad- inirably located on Murray Hill, fant Weat of Sth av. to ren with the elogant mirrors, low. | Offiogs No. 4 Pine st. and 3: East 17th st. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr. THREE STORY MARBLE FRONT HOUSE—PER- RACK T our Sulky trade we offer from stock or will b der Track Suikigs, “in all weights, uns passed in quality and form, for $ EIt & CO. (of Broone st.), PRICK ere N THE NINTH | TWO CE OR pene t YOLICE SKETCHES EAD SUNDAY he eamones fH AND SPANISH SaURaUGHEY TAUGHT Dighix oduested young lady, Address Miss D. A., ith fect order, to one or twos farallin Apply on premises, 313 83d st., moar 24 ay. $850. IG STOOP BRICK “HOUR TO LET—BATH, range, stationary tubs. de.; remt $400; Sth av. and 4068 West 251 | rooms and space | RO: : STABLE AND “Veterinary RENCH CONVERSATION isian gentleman : city ‘Address PRENC: AND LITERATURE—BY references; 20 lessons, $25; HH, box 127 Herald Uptown SONVERSATION GUAR. gentlemen in three mouths by an method. Address PRO- YHE ENGLISH LANGUAGE WANTED &@ teacher who understands French Address ©. HAY inspector f the and tho ren , Ac official regi ie ed veradiniry 8° shools : é io uOhts OLIVE, z ERMAN OF | eS aie STO | : L,Y. Plageman, MRC. T, Hollman, ¥.8., Hano- | \WPANTE D TEAM OF HORSK: rene SLT. te p val POLE Melleane VS. Edinhingh; 1. Heard, dts) W cara Gueie teerae must trot in 3 minutes: must weno MONAGHAN: va ath av. | fa Co ec eet it oy Durgh; A. Lerge, MI ware, be sonal kind, gentle, at feast vars of azo and 10% hands cee OTe ? beni. “ oe | eS etd = Ris Rex 100 Hesele gine: | LAs Houvs, West 47th sts BL0US Apply to LOUIS A; | TL. Fssoxs Going, Vs | ANEED Dre ne DA CUNIA, 172 West 45th si cs ferred; reference will be required. rants J Ween maz corered, 4 | Herald Uptown itranch office. M . | \WTANTED-1IGHT TOP DELIVERY OR EXPRESS , 4 the i story Has feat a PaaS IEP EC ar ee a oo | | orsies, eli mado, strong and In good con. | eented"Appiy nt office, 130 | LE ences slat Tee ronunciation \ fe m vxenptionable ferences. lessons in reading and Address Pro- = 0 NT. STORY NT BRICK . i et D—A . , fessor D'AYMARD, 43 West practitioner having the: diploma of regular votor: itt ot | TY uae. ath caline), de Decteet aves All, modern im: Jaary college can have his name added to the above list Address upon application to thy € | 218 Kast 47th st. rURN ED FOUR” STORY = USES TO RENT— th st. near Sth $3,000; 42d st, noar Sth a Broadway, near 44th Sommittee, at LOCKHART. st. * President AND BLOODE RY cit $1,500; THREE ISS8 EDMONDS HAS TWO VACANCIES ID ae : ala private lesson ti ity. ast 2 CLASS B, 7TH A Novy tlouse, West “aa thy St 300; four story House, 45th st. and Broadway, $2.7 LOUIS! A. Da CUNHA, 172 West 45th st. CARRIAGES, Ni ROB! $100 FOR A HORSE trot oF pace tn 2 0 or better, Serre Adltess Ho. (Dol err 3 | Writing Lessons, $3 month: ing Fillingbam, got | by Geo anted sound vf nad Kind ; Rr, ly: £0 ke . FIT FOR, ANY Carts, Trucks and ‘Harness. 207 West business and to beat 2 FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TOrgET. and success guarantees Private lessons. PuQNoaRAPiTC INSTITUTE, Advanced phonography and reporting prget 30 EAST W4TH ST. | tically taught few vacancies now evenings. HANDSOMELY PURNISHED FRONT AND 150, AND BA ae = A Parlor, 87 per weok, ns and ive Included: fp I oe I agg ged am, Prince Allen and L nati Hacane " literature thoroughly taught, by avery east and prac aud 8 years pales eS [ie'lo wapemaeepenion Her ime. pc method. ‘Apply to ANTONIO RAMOS, 38 University 5 Seeae place, OW ON EXUIBI- ah eT a STatTw B HIVATE STA geysers VERY SANT SECOND FLOOR IN PRIVATE | [HOROUGH INSTRUCTON IN BOOKKEEPING, CO: 4 ST CLASS DOWNTOWS iarithmetic and correspondence ; combines scien- OF 140. (ond ZA house, furnished or unfurnished ; gas, bath, de, 129 morcialarithen m weash eroaphictic al tific training with long practical experience ; h alt one door west of Broadway. the pupil at his or teacher's house, Address ald 1 | of RECEPTION ROOM TO TRY W. UNTIL TL HAbAY q Enulish basement, private family; fe, sultanle for two young men oF gentleman {Kast 234 st. NOT SOLD ' ARE N D THE he 'sOLD AT PU ahi der of ecnber the speed particulars, pocigrees, Hera'd an, Freneh, and gentlemen, Heness and Sauve: 2 to 6 P. IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR | Iso single gentleman. Inquiro | » r din one of the best © years’ leaso, Ad- nn | RNISHED FoR LIGHT | ROOM ie LET -, between Broad: Spanish and En Experiinental . @HENZEL, Principais. ! oe ai TREN CHIE. | baat in Win ken NTED—A BOARDING | SCHOOL FOR BOYS : WOR SAL AR STAND T RNIER'S BIL- | [—wick ey - igs 0 : ron * ae es BIL NICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY FRONT vile! g| ,EALES of HORSES ond CARRIAGES are eld every ¥ Ay iaiak cusaittotip peioons wacatsioes eeeuneree| Room (i toto gentleman a 4 wife or two gentlemen. ee et ane a ho Bast 3 ae ‘Tuesday and Friday, at 10 o'clock. | f if itay, " nai | i ay., second be Aone & — a) : 5 neDanIS BEAL: STLEMAN FOR THE MUSIC DE- % | On every horse that is WARRANTED SOUND from | \ | PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMS To LET—FUR seminary; also™a gentleman oF ta Ei | 24 hours to Sdays (or tri | best loca | on sacond Noor; one flight of stairs up; grate, | manag. bookkeeping, Kc.” Apply at Tonchers' B kd sale OLDEST ESTABLISHED and most reliable house doing a good business jor. _171 Wost 23d ot, | BF West 3° Hours, 12 till 3. ii lease. Inquire of J | N » : Oe See a ate S1EAP-ONE OF THE BEST -PAYT @ | “Feont, Th Amal pun oy $1 ree Tay ead: Gene, aa experi fet 4 ean rely upon the same | SALF. BAP— 3 a ¢ mae anish an roan, an experien E firietly Lonorable dealing ich has Sivays charerter | ©. | Uigarstores on Brosdway, «Inquire 111816 road. i} Hrowaeay between Never erie Rocher all onvor address PROFESSOR, 1a05 Hroadwoy, | ized our bouso and won the confidence and respect of the | Way. ss ie: 7 = > A Lusso <SONVERSATIONAL FRENCH entire community. eset 7 TOR SALE CHRAP—PINTURES, BAR, WIth DEER | APARTMENTS, FURNISHED, FOR MOUSEKERPING | 50° sy indy; diplomes; translations. Mile A HWE BE SOLD A BARGAIN: ONE OF Tuk | (f Pump: Kien ape e ck watnnt Cigar Cree, slass : i VEWRU? a6? Bromdways room « Gnest and bert bred b Hhions in the State; 8 years, | top; two Cash Desks; one Closet, w' ves, Ruilings, | < inane clans = + 46 bande; sound aud kind; cn be driven by 8 lady. ond war: | A lonr, Wines and fnitits, cons | JRUNGANTLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND HAUL. | 7! CENTS A LESSO: WERS, A HUN. ranted to trot in 2: ; also.a very elegant and nobby city Stiles) No, 23 Park pl 14 rooms to let, innéwly furnished private bouse, 37 East | dred varioti vay ner as ess BOTANY, box . | 100 Herald Uptown je shifting top side bar Road Wagon, with J.B Brews: | 75 ALE 7 terms moderate; no boarders; tent cross spring; also a fine city made sin; | Figen BFL ie meen; Will be sold separate or t Union Chup, No.6 | eas; Tong and favorable Tease: thisis a good opportunity to | TYLEGANT ROOMS, WITHOUT ROARD, FOR GEN | s between i in a cen eel and paying busines $10,000 | HY “tiemen, in private family 33 West 23k Lichest references. Address esi deat aboi SWAY COUPE OR | cash required. Address A.B. D., Herald Uptown Branch | Herald Uptown Branch office. roudway. H GERMAN, NTS A LESSON —THOROUGH INSTRUCTION a North German lad; box THe EXTENSION—FOR Wy hands, 6 years; | o PARLOR AND Bound and kin to th:ed minutes, This horse tw gentlemen, or gentleman and wife for Ii 1$10 3 aust be. seen ciuted. ts ho is. all style, with oe eee th uve of kitehen. French Gat, 261 | _ and M plenty of knee action: fall tail wud mane, and ri ; MATHES third bell; $3 Sto 8 o'clock. » 788 6 quires no check ; el i UARTER—LESSONS sic. by a Parisian Indy; evening free classes, or FRENCH Heading See Directory. iets PARISTA SHES entleman of im. Al SEVERAL FINE PAINTINGS oF n'No. 6 18th st., botweon Broadway and | SS" authaue Table | ales Ta beste cee MO RN club, ersity piace. urn | - aMENTET ava | A GENTLE MAN 90 te or eo OCCUPYING = —yor SALE” A VERY FINE PAIR OF ROAD €e., bought and sold APA NTS, IN LEXINGTO: CILDING, good §9:ial position san rn city, Ac Hotes hate: o tears ota, 184 hands, ball orotherne | CTRT STORE POR BALE | fant 40th st, grand entrance; hot w io correspond witha. respectable. ane made dired by Gen. Knox; warranted perieetly sound and Sy. way, near Ord hoteler Wt | ; steam: Leated; moderate rents. Apply to nially idclined. Address J Sebi t ROR ND, Ottum they can trot a mile in 2:45 together wuro, and warranted to | $490; private order go oa | Towa, doit: also atop Wagon, built by R. M. Stivors, pole and | SON, No. 659 Gth av. | LADY EMPLOYED DURING THE DAY WOULD double and single bee nf; tradors | —— \A like ‘yee we WHESON: box 108 of means matrimonially ony. For Other Advertisements Under This REA | insiinod: N, box 108 Herald | |A Y Apply at | prectate a cheertul. Wi the acquaintance of a cultured, honest | Standing and means, about 50, able to protect entertaining companion, Address and to ap- | | ~ Sd MACHINERY. | | | m, fire and gas, $20 per month, r 1,149 Broadway, | between 26th and 27th sts. 670 bth av. | PARTLY ui RANGER, box 160 Herald office. wae | 9 gcoND AND | er ae 250 Ui av, for 8 ely ot hor ©. tody's bualoees Got ea batute tee Wares: T—FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BED- th onan sen ie beak. desiree te. corvespwad w with « BACHELOR OF RESPEUTABILITY, AND A FEW SALE.— | ‘At, pares PINE CARRIAGES, OF THE LATEST designs and superior workmanship, at 18 East Ith st, tear Broadway. EZRA MARSH, FOR A FURNISHED FRONT é. Of, for honvekeoning nd “stationary basin, "Se 4 50 PER WEE a 3 WIDOWER, a7 Fen OLD, td GOOD APPBAR- onially inclined. a She 26 imu Ae EE a tpn La yy eo KAr FOR CASH FIRS De w cutting, back year and square arbor, pl | ‘SHADLEY. TAT 0 | tosAMES PAY, 126 Hudson a¥., Brooklyn. or wa LEASANT ROOMS TO RENT | BRI ATH STABLE FOR 8 L—NO, OR SAL FIVE HORSE POWE. 7 AND i Dos wealis Gal-ek tmeceamnantes. Boller and all Tools belonging to a brass foundry. Ap | ro" ica. il petals Apply to Mr. LESTER, 232 West 6 ply at 81 Broad st. | PRICE 1WO CEN POLICE SKETCHES: = Me AP—ONE MAC VOR SALE Cit MebATEE, 84 Soath st. Apply to ©. ZIE BLOWER. A Good) Hors “FOR SALE Cit want of use. Inquire at No. 6 Jacob st. ENWICH AV. —MANDSOMBLY La nt Rooms to let on second floor; snit nd wife, light housekeeping if Teauired. 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(OR SALE—A LANDAU GOUN RB LAWRENCE'S stationary tabs rooms, | make) in One order: also 'n fulfsented Buggy. ‘Avply NEW BILLIARD TABLES, FIRST CLASS, FOR | openers, opeaking tube hails nt Nigotsd” and ioe peated lighted. an to BS, B NE as eu, SHBERAN & LEMANE, 43 Momigomery si, Jermy l sais oreg tiem grr eter, for es tenons pomvad | erectus oa wearervuine d See | ane a | Ms, CouttNs. 4 aeciaien ASD THUSWORTT | Ciakevogant. th a., near 1 | diately investigate the matter, | say what he may, knows that what I here state ts th | and circumstantially by my accuser as the date of my TNDO BROS., 1,207 BROADW. AY.—GOLD VEST AND Nock Chains, Bracel ts’ gold and silver Watches, Lockets, Silverware, Ope: An janson, do. ‘0. 817 BROADWAY, CORNER 12TH 8T.—LOANS negotiated; Diamonits, Watcher, India Shawls, &e., bought and sold by ISAAC HERALD UPTOWN WAY, OVI if 267 Beane pion: ‘room B; parlor for ladies; branch 1,207 Brondway.—Diamonds, Watobes, Jewelry, &c., bought FRED. BELL’S REPLY. HIS APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC—AN ALIBI PROVEN AND INCONSISTENCIRS POINTED OUT. The following letter missive to the public has been issued by Rey. Fred, Bell in answer to the allegations of immoral practices as made against him by Mrs. Mary L. Morris, a member of the Park avenue Metho- dist church, in Brooklyn:— To tre Pustic: — It is with feclings of regret that I address this com- munication to you, but $s ol it my duty under the cir- cumstances to expose e accusation made by Mrs. Mary L. Morris aaecting my character as a Chris- tian minister. I have hitherto received a genero support at your hands, and it is due to you, to myself and to the cause in which I ame dt should know that I have done nothing to forfoit your coniidence or bring reproach upon the causo of re- ligion. Aud it is for the purpose of showing that this | charge is utterly false and has been “trumped up,” and was sought to bo used to induce me to remain in a church I had determized to loave that I write this let- tor. Tho charge against me ts on the Zist day of Ae 1875, I adreased improper language to Mrs. jorris, snd repeated it on the 29th of the same month. | ‘This charge I solemnly declare to be utterly false in | evory particalar. 1 never in my life addressed to ber | an improper word or gave her an im| look, nor Seal ever during my intercourse with her ‘commit act unbecoming a Christian minister, bg fetes acquainted with William G. Morris and his wife at the Park avenue church, which they attended, and after he professed religion and jommed the church I took an interest in his weltare and tried to induce Lis wife to jofm him in the cause of religion. I called at his house, as I was in the habit of calling at others, [ supposed he was sincere, as he seomed to take an iu- tenes in the church, and expressed great desire that his wife should also'be brought to Christ. I laborod to that end, and until this faise and wicked charge was made against me I had no reason to doubt his sincerity or the integrity of his wife. But I now find, to my reat regret, that as to both | have been mistaken. I fave ‘sscsrtained that notwithstanding his professed conversion he is profane in his language, and that sho is unworthy of belief and of bad repute. I make this | statement upon undoubted evidence and witkqut hes: tation, knowing full well the legal consequences to my- self if I um not able to establish the truth of what L here assert. AND I CHALLENG® TITEM, backed up as they haye been by Daisley, Stokum and ‘Taylor, to give me the opportunity before a legal tri- bunal of establishing the absolute truth of what I now state, Itis not necessary to my present purpose nor do | intend at (his time to give in detail the evidence I | have in my possession, but to refer to so much of it | only as may bo necessary to my full vindication. I | seck not to attack others but to A oomecgte' self, and | if misfortu thereby comes to any Cee can- | not say “I did it, % When this false "gc | was first made I at once requested and . p mrcoces ty that | the trustees of the Park avenue church sheuld imime- | They undertook in- formally to do so, and waited upon Mrs. Morris and heard ber statement. Her statement was so contra. dictory that they expressed their disbelief in the truth | of her story and exonorated me. I have before stated, and now repeat that at that interview she fixed the date of the alleged offence as of the 9th day o! April, 1875, positively and circumstantially, stating thal Carson and her Sister were in the house at the time heard | my voice, and that Carson mado a memorandum belind the door and in his diary of the occurrence, and sho, therefore, could not be mistaken as to the date. At | that time Mr, Daisiey reminded me ot the fact that on | tho 9th day of April | was attending a conference in Pennsylvania, and could not, theretore, have been at her house ou that day. Finding that I was absent , from the city on that day she now states as positively | that it was on the 2lst day of April that 1t occurred; and to fix that as the date beyond all doubt she duces the same circumstance in corroboration that she did in her statement as to the 9th, to wi “A triend was in the kitchen who asked te what was the matter?” She could not be mistaken as to its | | being the 9th, because a friend was there, asked her | what was the matter and noted it down, She can- not to be mistaken as to the 2ls$, because “a friend was in the kitchen who asked me what was tho mat- ter’? Now, I have no doubt that when she and her backers find out (as they will wheo they read thislet- dor) that her last statement is as false as was her Grst, they will withdraw the 21st and substitute another tate with the same facility that the 9th was withdrawn and the 2lst inserted. Such an act would be in perfect barmony with the course hitherto pursued, and ber statement would be ly as true of any other date as it was of the 9thor now 18 of the 2ist. r. Daisloy, absolute trath, and it Was be who first called my at- | tention to the fact that 1 was absent on the 9th, And now as to the 2ist, which is the date fixed positively | alleged offence. Itso hi ned that I spent the entire day of April 21, 1875, m the company ot Mr. George W. Johnson, of Shenandoah, Pa,, than whom no man in | that community stands higher in public esteem. When Mr. Johnson saw the publication of this false charge he wrote me a letter calling my attention to the occur- rencos of the 2ist, stating that, “as far us the chargo upon the 2ist is concerned 1, positively, from my diary, | know it to be false.” I then wrote to Mr. Johnson re- | ing him to send me, under oath, ement of what he knew of my waereabouts on that day, which he did, as follows:— MR. JOMNSON'S LETTRR. Susxanvoan, Feb. 16, 1876, Rey. Freep Bett:— My Drax Frixxp—On Friday, April 16, 1875, I left home on visit to you, and left your house to returw h pn Saturday, April 24,1879, incidents of each day as they occurre: writing for the Sienandogh nest" diary, | find npon Wednesday, April 1875, we visited | aor eburch and surroundin, Peturaing howe to dinner | (your house). This visit oecupied the whole of the torenoon. After | ag ve soph some time in your study in company with Rev, Barker, After which we went to Mr. | Howard Baisie rs. S.sponding part of the afternoon and early | with t Also took tea with them, The; nd Mrs. Dalai i then accompsnied which was hel; bs which we repaired to ing in m sock returning home” abot about of your church. After Riptinn, howe and Spare a ory of | of as aeiget its, M. ye wk { Justice of the county, personally appeared, vd, atter j Being daly sworn, did depose and (tray iat the the ihe above ‘stute- correet, and furthe: we GEORGE W, JOuNson. Sworn to. jigned before me thix kid day at he ary, A. D, 1878, ©. WILLRIG THIS EPPRCTCALLY DISPOSES of the charge as now mado — me, which is, that ‘on the 2st day of April, 1875, I used improper languago toward Mrs. Morris I did not see hor on that day, ex- cept at the class hewn g im the evening, which she at- tended, and manifested no change in her demeanor a eo whi When they. next amend Ayn they bad better be a little more careful in e ume ud not cut off al! hope of retreat by stat. J the date 89 circumstantially as they have beretofore done. With this brief statement I might dismiss this false and malicious charge, but | desire to call few additional facts. Her story, | sabmi ifestly, false w its face. She says 8 ae | woek of March the said Mr. Bell asked deponent if | told her hasband everythit her confidant,” to which ng to be ashamed of cad make him tay confidant | in everything.” One woulda naturally su; such language addressed to a lady would forth an | indignant demand for an explanation instead of a reply | such as she alleges was givon, During the second week in March she says, “Bell asked nent if she was happy, with ber ‘husband,’ to which she responded | “yes."" Mr. Bell then “Do you not love me and — ment ts true after = protends) ? Nothines est Did forbid my ay visking her again ; on tell her husband? “No, Well, what did occur after Uhat, according to her own statement? “After this conversation,”’ sho says, “Bell called upon deponet otice oF twice a week Until the 21st day of April, 187) What ncraci thing 1 was to induce this poor, weak Woinan to make such a statement as this. iu which she | that | ideas r, petit bs ain falso? Indeed, I am informed that 8 present at the time ade it says that sho mado it with great PUM eat unter the strong pressure of those who have manifested such ma- liguity toward me in this matter, The trouble is, the falsehold is told w¥h too much di and tails to piecos of its own welgbt, Bat it seems to have oc- curred to some one that it would not do TO CLOSK THE NARRATIVE without entering a protest against my insults to her, 80 she says that when | again tis visited her ou the 29th, and renewed the conversation, she said, “Mr. Bell, [do not want you to darkon my doors again." ais is quite positive enough if it had been earlier in the nar- Tative, and had not been qualified by adding ‘anloss my husband is at home.” Can any one conceive of a woman insulted as she claims to have been, forbidding the person thus insulting her the house, and then cor emt adaing, “unless iy husband is at home.” Jnworthy and untruthful as this woman shown herself to be, she has my pity but the men who have mdaced her to place herseif in her present position are doserving only of contempt. I have said before, and bers repeat, that 1 had been exonerated trom this pore e, aud everything was satisfactory until I notified the jurch of my purpose to leave, and then this false charge was held in terrorem over my head. “Another fact will iilustrate the falsity of this charge, No woman having been insulted as she claims to have been by me could ever have any regard for mo thereafter; yet, when [ left for Europe, more than a month after: ward, she aud her husband very kindly presented mo with a packago of canned fruits, &c., to use on my voy- age, and she was very earncst tn the oxpression of ber regret at my departure. Aid whon I returned in August following she was an active memver of the committee appointed to weicome me back, and was present and participated in the fostivities, "atter my return she was as cordial and friendly as ever, fre- quently, in the presence of others, inviting me to call and see her, I think I have said enough to estabush my entire innocence of the charge proferred against etl feel it my duty to add that Foare the sworn evidence in my pessession, showing conclusively that the woman who has made the charge is utterly un- worthy of bolief, and of bad repute; aud that ber hus- ind, who has aided and abetted her in this wicked business, is not to be credited, and has been found a 4 of an offenco so revolting that I forbear to name ut should occasion require it I stand ready to sabe good ips I havo Stated. In clos! is have only to say that ap regret the necessity that has impelled me to make this statement, but tL nave felt it due to you, to myself and the cause in which we aro allso vitally interested that I should say this much, And now I declare to you that the charge made against me {s false in every particular, and that T e done nothing to forfeit your confidence or to bring reproach on the cause of religion, 1am your obedient servant. FRED. BELL. THE BRADY MONUMENT. The most immediate and flattering success has at- tended Mr, Barney Williams’ suggestion, with which the readers of the HeraLb are familiar—the erection ofa monument to the memory of the late Hon. James T. Brady, New York’s greatest criminal lawyer, With a heartiness and genorosity that ever characterizes the action of members of the dramatic profession when they resolve to co-operate in any praisoworthy move- ment, the artists and managers at present in our city have responded to Mr. Barney Williams. He has ro- ceived a mass of letters teeming with commendation and promises of earnest and energetic co-operation. | From this large correspondence tho following extracts have been made:— Mr. Lawrence Bar: of Booth’s, under date of the 23d inst., says:—"L ‘have seen your letter in the Heratp peace to the memory of James T. Brady inviting co-operation im the rection of a sultable monuinent to him, It was my happiness to know and to admire him in his lifetime, and I cheerfully tender my feeble aid in any way in which it can be made available for the purpose you have named.” E. L, Davenport says, under dato of Feb- ruary 22:—‘It was my good fortune to meet him in my early professional career, and so much geniality of heart, kindliness of thought and good will to all was seldom combined in one man—a shining light in his own grand projessioa, loved and respected by all, yet no less so by our associates, of whom he was so fond and for whom he was ready and willing to labor. [ sincerely hope that your suggestion will meet with all the encouragoment it so richly deserves."” Augustin Daly on the same subject says:—“Tho theatrical professton, of which Mr. Brady was always a warm, sincere and zealous friend, will be happy to join m houoring tho memory of a great man, a great lawyer and a most geniai and generous genticman. Pray rely upon my co-operation in any way in which I may be of service to the fund.’ John Brougham says :— — It is a proper and a4 Worthy suggestion, * * * In any way f assure yourself of my hearty co-operation.” In ae lation to the matter Heury C. Jarrett, of Booth’s Theatro says:—“With a fall knowledge of the sen timents of Mr. Palmer, now in Europe, I can promise his agreement with ‘me iz commendation of your laudable efforts, and you car rely upon our Bearty co- Operation. ’’ Sheridan Shook and A. W. Palmers, of the Union Square Theatro, say :—'We shall bo most happy to co-operate with the other theatres in the city tn carrying out the suggestions made by you, in a recent issue of the ak in aN to 4 memorial of our late triend James Mr. W. Pe icons yesterday telegraphed from St. Louis to Mr. Wilhams to the tollowing offect:—‘«l at greatly pleased with the happy suggestion you havo made in the New Yorx HegaLp that our protession should recognize the value of the sincere friendships of James J. Brady. My intimacy with him gave me an insight into his worth, and you may rely upon my co- operation in any plan your good judgment has con- he for the accomplishment of your commendable ‘object.’ from these extracts it will be seen that the move ment has sprung into vigorous lite, and that tho er tion of a monument to James I. Brady may bo Speedily accomplished. A MEETING OF THE BAR. No 44 Cover Strest, Brooktys, Feb, 23, 1876. To Tux Rortor or THe Herauo:— The timely suggestion of Mr. Barney Williams in your paper recently, and your indorsement of the proposed movement to erect a monument to tho memory of James T. Brady, will evokea hearty response from more than one profession. Eminent as hg was in his own he was closely allied in sentiment and yg op | with others. The paipit, the Bar, the medical, the itorial, the theatrical and other professions will gladly | Join m doing honor to him whose genius adorned one and charmed all,” I trust I may be perinittod to guggest thata meeting of the Bar bo called by tho profal lawyors of New York at an oarly day, with an inv! Thatlon to representatives of the other professions, and I think | Lean say that Brooklyn will give the movement a cor- dial and generous support. Very respectfully, . BE. RQBINSON. THE WEST SIDE CHARITY. Ore of the most useful charities in the city is the West Side Relief Association, thes headquarters of which are at No. 403 West Twenty-uinth street, It has fed this winter 1,800 families and has now 600 families on its relief books, It dooz its work through volun- teer visitors, and none of its officers receive any pay. This cold weather finds its treasury o and its storeroom nearly so. It is therefore compel to ap- ber to the Lage | apres? in behalf of a pum- of women and little chi'dren, It. asks in their bo- ries, money, fuel, clothing, &c. An amateur pth performance and reception wii! be given in aid of the tund of the association at the Lexington Av- enuc Opera House Tuesday evening, which it is bose willbe sncostafal im helping the present move- THE TRANSIT OF VENUS. THE MODE OF OBSERVATION TO BR ILDUS- TRATED AT THE CRNTENNIAL—COPIES OF THE BUILDINGS AND APPARATUS—RELICS OF POLAR EXPLORATION. Wasmxerox, Feb. 24, 1876. On enteriug the grounds of the Naval Ovservatory, in Washington, the visitor sees a set of three buildings, Jjast erected for transportation to Philadelphia. They have been built in sections, as were those which were taken abroad by the American observers for the transit of Venus, December 8 and 9, 1874. They will contain Aset of instramonts used In those obserrations—an equatorial telescope, a transit instrument aud photo- SMographio apparatas, The purpose will be to ner the Amorican ducted with! of observations which were con- jast such buildings. It cannot fail to bo | instructive as well as interesting to visitors at the Cen. tennial to find how much thore was in the American of construction and in the processes employed which were new and superior in adaptation to the work of those whom our parties met when abroad, Tt will be remombered that there wore eight such rties—three in the gener Hemisphere under Pro. ocore Hall, Davidso: Watson, at Viadivostok, Nagasaki aud Pekin, ir five in thé Southern Hem sphere undor Professors Harkness and Peters and Cap- | tains Raymond and Ryan, United States Navy, and Mr. | Smith,of the Coast Survey’ At Queensto New Zealan | Hobarttown, the Crozet {siauds, Kerguelen Island an Chatham Isiand. The same kind of buildings and sub- | Stantially the samo apparatus were used by each party. Visitors at the Contonnial will see Just bow the obser. vations were taken at all the stations, The Observatory will also exhibit a number of objects brought back by the diferent Arctic sxpioeere Pe Kane, Dr, Havos and Captain Hall, the naval officers of gress ond Juniata aud their ‘companions—trom the Polar regicns. Asit tg sella ee likely that the Brit expedition now in those latitudes Will be heard belore tte Contonnial closes these mest an additional eres! ae