The New York Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1876, Page 11

_ light, This genera: movement dis THE GAS REVOLT. EXTENT OF THE UPRISING—THE METER AL- LEGED TO BE A CONTRIVANCE FOR DECEP- TIoN—Gas OVERTHROWN BY KEROSENE— GRIRVANCES OF CONSUMERS TOLD IN PLADY WORDS—FALL IN VALUE OF GAS SHARES. The inquiries made by reporfers of the Heratp in diferent quarters of the city lead to the conclusion that the revolt of consumers against the rule of the gas companies is more general and determined than at first supposed, The people seem to have fairly risen against what they deem gross imposition and tyranny. They appear to be very much in earnest in tho determination to overthrow the do- minion of King Gas and substitute in its place the sway of kerosene, Protests, complaints and remon- etrances are at an end, and now action of a very prac- tucal character has taken their place, The measure- ment by the meter 4a the chief grievance, but ‘unreasonable rates and inferior illumination come next in order, The kerosene lamp now takes position where it was unknown before, and a large proportion of the community congratulate themselves that un couth and overbearing agents will no longer be privi- leged to enter their stores and dwellings without as much ag saying “By your leave,” The matter of a State meter inspector, who is charged with the duty: of testing these contrivances when requested by a citizen, and see that the companies keep at their works instru- ments for that purpose, is a protection of little value, The State Inspector is paid salary and expenses by the gas companies, By an act passed at the last session (1875) of the Legislature, it is provided that no payment shali be made by the State Comptroller to the Inspector of Méters, “except till an amount equal to such pay- mente shall be received by him from the gas companies {of the city of New York) or some of them.”? Such a Jaw, it is evident, ts not framed in the right spirit for protection of the public. ‘ EXTENT OF THE REBELLION, It would be idle for the gas companies to ignore the goneral prevalence of the rebellion against what the public have come to consider extortion, The people have resolved to combat the oppression by making use of afar less expensive light. .Kerosene and other burning flaids may and probably will rise in value, but at double their present cost they will be cheaper than gas at its present price and afford a more satisfactory light. The rates of gas are being reduced on every side, Dut still greater concessions must be made. Tho stock of the companies is going down, and it is under- stood that at least 1,500 meters have been returned in this city alone by consumers during the past four or five weeks. Thus the rebellion against monopoly, dis- courteous treatment and grasping stockholders spreads and deepens, with no indication at all that we have the jast of 1. The more this matter is examined the more serious it appears to be for the gas companies, * IMPROVED BURNERS REQUIERD, Making all allowances for the protests of consumers, it seems that much depends in the byt arent quality of ag and the amount consumed upon the nature of the hiss employed, The illuminating power of the fiuid is greatly controlied by the form of the burner. It is a matter of common observation that gas may be deprived of its most valuable effect if made to issue with great velocity from an orifice, and it is admitted that great loss or waste foliows tn this manner. The a8 goes through, but is not burned with advantage. The companies lose nothing by this escape, but rather 80 that the matter of good burn is to them of fit im moment, It is their duty, however, to furnish proper burners and at such figures as would make them the cheapest and the best. But the question arises:—Will they seriously and honestly undertake to dosof Acon- suiner whose opinion on the subjoct was asked yester- day y replied, “ud “Judging by the past, I do not think they ever will, It may occur that promises to that eflect will be mage at the presebt juncture, but they will be made only to be broken. The companies have been too long beige revelli! jn heavy dividends at the expense of the public and of the rights of the public to be trasted. A general discontinuance of the use of ga: for twelve acts is the remedy I support and wilf ob- serve." AN ENGRAVER’S OPINION. Jn some ostablishments gas is introduced to be used as occasion may demand. A steel engraver doing busi- ness in the lower part of the city was addressed as to howhe found bis gas and gas bills. Ho said, “The meter is in nowise accurate. It is like all other mechanical and scientific contrivances, subject to de- pore, sein but its errors are alway made to tell against thé consumer, They belong to. the companies and they exercise the right to put them up and remove ‘them as they deem fit, and they insist also upon a deposit of money before serving theif customers.- The inspec- tion of meters is not be voersinad | The empioyé comes and makes his examination in the absence of the parties to be charged, and, without delay, a demand is made for the sum fixed bY bim, whet it ts right or wrong: If not paid the supply is cut off uncere- moniously. In vain a mistake of the calculation or Pompey of the moter are alleged, the dial of tho one and the figures of the other are ‘Uh only answer deigned by ingolent underlings to tho ple aed of the consumer, Itis. not very long 1 used gas daring the. greater partof a month in the fall, and the account when presooted. A short ‘time setth power it was winter now, ie had no necessity for ‘using any light for weeks. When, lo and behold, Tou was inade oUutfora much greater sum than for the period during which I had consumed ten times moro Remonstrance was useless. I bad either to pay the money or have the meter, removed,” RESULTS OF THE REVOLT. The New York companies, it seenfe, have yielded a little, but, as stated before, not to suck an extent as to satisty one ina thousand of consumers, The Phila- delpnia corporations have substituted $2 15 for $2 30, but the Centennial enthusiasts are not content to od more than $2 per 1,000 ce gd feet and to got a far ter article into the ba In mirc Ben and Ho. boken the tarifls have = reduced. In Brooklyn tho authorities are considering th a Br of substi- tuting kerosene for gas in the public buildings, and in every part of the city the feeling is to stand imposition no longer. The meters are being returned by the score in the City of Churches, and there gas stocks have falien in avery dec'ded manner. The Boston papers state that every day witnesses the opening of a new lamp store, The Ci Bulletin announces that the demand is great for these articles, and as many ena mri bave been made in them, rendering em much more efficient, ornamental and safe, they in getting to be exceedingly popu: They are wow generally used for the study and work tables. The city of Lynn, it is said, hag lately ‘resolved to abandon’ the use of in lighting the streets and to © substitute Ecrosone, both for economy and the more satisfactory of the explana- tion given by the manyfacturors that rt is not either to the fact that the meow can stand imposition no longer or to the superiority of oi] that the tailing off in gas consumption (which they admit) is to be attributed, but to the depression of business and a desire to cut down expenses in every possibie way. The people having Jong submitted are now determined ‘:o get square with the gas companies.” They have permitted the streets to be tory up at the will and pleasure of these corporations for their own bans eens who proceeded upon the principle that there were no re- ciprocal obligations on their parts to the communit, except to exact all the money they could from 4 ty and that in as insvlent and unjust a manner as if they (the gas companies) wore masters of the city. The Jatter acted toward consumers in selling the commodity they manufactured in the spirit— “If you don't like it don’t take it; leave it behind you.” They are now, according to what the Henao reporters can learn, reaping their reward, A GLIMPSE OF RAPID TRANSIT, THE COMMISSIONERS REPORT FAVORABLY ON THR THIRD AVENUR ROUTE—THE REPORT SUBMITTED TO THE SUPREME CouRT, The Rapid Transit Commissioners have at last made their report, which will to-day be handed by the coun- sel of the York Elevated Railway Company, in whose fayor it has been made, to Judges John R. Brady, Davis and Daniels, in the General Term of tho Supreme Court, The Rapid Transit Commission con- sists of Messrs, O, H. Palmer, Everett P, Wheeler and £. % Lawrence, The General Term of the Supremo Court will sit, probably on Friday next, to hear objec- tions from property owners and others tu the route chosen by the Reps d Transit Commission for the Ele- vated Railway, The route is from the Battery through Pearl street, jew Bowery, Chatham street the Bowery and Third avon to the ed and retarn through the same ts, a double track being used by the company. fhe New York Elevated Railway Company has no con- nection with the Gilbert Railway Company, although many persons cer supposed that it was the latter company whic reported favorably by the Commissioners. The nt elevated sicain road is practicaily owned by the sume company as that which will operate the New York Elevated Railway, should the General tater of the Supreme Court decide in its favor, after hearing objections of Propert holders. The report of the Commissioners, which is very lengthy, covering twenty pages of foolscap paper, re- cites the history of the commission and its work. says that at the close of the sessions held yy the commission to listen to eg ok property Guoers tbat body visited the for the Ar examined the poll the New ‘ork Ele- way Company . also heard arguments of parties on the route own} Property an and ina d counsel after the omanuche 7 ih of which accom the report as ipremeuted, nd, in ‘eonciusion, tl "Oombulsstoners of Rapid Transit ro rt their bnanimous determination im the matter re- Senne bey rae seas so meal ihe avenue and nif tbe Cow © New Yi ‘ated jalteay Coa} ms tlansnery declare that the benefits bd B pe heed Pall citizens of the city of New Tone afl classes from this scheme Fapid transit otal A will outweigh all Josees NEW YORK HERALD, WED) THE WALKILL BANK DEFALCATION, The particulars of one of the gambling exploits of William M. Graham, ex-president of the Wakil National Bank, have. beeu elicited through the exam- ination of the ‘cappor,”? who “roped iu’? Grabam, on the occasion of one of his visits to this city. Grabam, it appears, met tho ‘‘capper” at a race at Fleetwood Park, in the fall of 1871, and, after the day’s sport had terminated, they proceeded together to the faro bank of Briggs and Moody, who then kept an establishment at No. 16 West Twenty-fourth street. Grabam lost $1,500 that night, and within a few days thereafter had deposited about $23,000 in the faro bank. He drew acheck on the Walkill National Bank a tho amount, and certified it. He was then drugged the gambiers and kept in that condition fer Se a eck could be presented at bis bank. Norton, the cashier of the Walkill Bank, refused to honor the check, and Graham was eventually allowed to go home. The gamblers, however, were angry at being unable to collect the $23,000, and decide ty “fleece” Grabam, which they did, in the following manner :— Briggs, apparently incensed at the brutal manner in which Graham had been treated, called upon the bank president at Middletown and told Lim, with tears in his that he (Bri pe), too, had been defrauded out of gome money b; food'y and the ‘capper’? who were in collusion, and he was anxious to ggt even with them if he could,’ He stated that be was a dealer in the gam: bling house, and promised Graham that if he would again visit the house he would be furnished with $10,000 to bet with, 48, belng dealer, could easily let Graham kuow weet card wo bet on and win, To this proposition eign eagerly assented, and in a few days again put ii ance at No, 16 West Twenty- fourth stroet. eo arrived there he was informed by Briggs that Moody had unexpectedly come to the house that day, ae it would be impossible to get the $10,000 out of the safe, but if he could bdfrow the money somewhere it would be “all right; he could not lose.’? Accordingly Graham procured the amount from the Park Bank, where the Walkill Bank kept an ac- count, and placing the entire amount in one bet, as he was directed by Briggs, he lost it Grabam was after- ward importuned by the ‘‘capper,”’ with whom Briggs and eaal hed had refused to divide the gains, to bry suit preci the scoundrels, but he said in reply that dare pot let bis bank people know that he had ever played in agambling saloon, BUSINESS TROUBLES, At the meeting of the creditors of Messrs, Clark & Russell; held yesterday at the office of Regis- ter H. W. Alien, No, 152 Broadway, the composition of fifteon per cont, which had been previously accepted, was confirmed, The adjourned first meeting of the creditors of Alex- ander Stein, manufacturer of furniture, took place yes- terday at the office of Regisier Fitch, No, 845 Broad- way. The purpose of the meeting was to elect an as- siguge, Mr, Martin Schrenkeisen, of Nos. 23 and 26 Ei Street, was elected, Mr, Schrenkeisem gave f $25,000, with three sureties. A meeting of the creditors of Solomon Rice, jewel- ler, of Jonn street, to elect an assignee, was called for yesterday, at the office of Register Williams, No, 4 Warren street. Instead of appointing an assignee, how ever, Mr. Joshua L. Cooley was elected: as trustee, to act under the direction of a committee of three cred- itors, to be com} of the following gentlemen :— Byron W. Green, William Rtker, Jr., and John 1, Mauran. It will be remembered ‘that Mr, Rice made an assignment to Solomon Marks some time ago, and, cailinga meeting of nis creditors, he offered a'compromise of twenty cents on the doliar, which was declinea, after which he was adjudicate bankrupt. His liabilities ainount to about $60,000. About thirty claims were proved yesterday, the largest of which are as follows:—Freund & Gold- | smith, $10,182 62; Williaim C. Greene & Co., $2,658 06; Pettor & Buffinton, $2,£65 68; W. & S. blackwiten, $2,257 44) Bryant "Bentley, $1,235 25; John T. Mauran, 1,186 56, The Woodward Steam Pump Manafacturing Com- pany, of Centre street, hopes to have a statement of its affairs ready by ‘to-morrow. The company will issue a call to its areaitora to meet early next week, The assignments of Jacob Herman to Myer Elion- stein, and John T. Lapey and Jacob Fisher to John M. Fisher, were filed in the County Clerk’s office yester- ay. 54 the matter of Charles ©. Carpenter, bankrupt, Charles L, Colby bas been appointed assignee. ‘A meeting of the creditors of Denny Hull, tailor, of Broadway, to declare a divjdend, will be held at Regis- tor Allen’s office, No, 152 Broadway, on the 16th inst., atone P, M. SUSPENSION OF 3. T. & A. T. MEYER, WITH LIABILITIES OVER $1,000,000, Messrs. S. T. & A. T. Meyer, real estate operators, of No. 83 Walker street, have suspended unexpectedly, They have been carrying an immense amount of real estate, which they have been lately sacrificing to meet their payments ag they fell duc. Their real estate in hand now amounts to over $1,000,000, and is located in New York city, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Newark, and is both improved and unimproved. During the past four months they have been converting it into cash, which they havo turned over to their croditors. They expected tobe able to continue payment, but several of their largest creditors waited on the firm and asked them to make an assignment, which they did, the assignee being Mr. Frederick Lewis, brother of Alderman Lewis. Mr. Meyer stated yester- day that the event had been 80 unex- pected that he could scarcely give any estimate of the liabilities or assets, but if they could dispose of their real estate at cost, they would be able to pay all demands in fail and have a large surplus. They had been lately called upon to pay heavy ina causing a temporary embarrassment. A re pty) of their liabilities were contingent and would de- pend upon whether they were called upon to pay differ- ences in mortgages which they had assumed in solling off real estate. The transactions had extended over four years, and they could.pot tell what claims they would have to meet in the process of foreclosure. The amount which their creditors would realize depended mainly on the management of the property by the assignee, who 1s considered highly capable of discharg- ing his trust. The creditors boc scan their highest con- fidence in the firm, and are ready to accept any reason- abie compromise, Ail the property has been trans- ferred for their benefit. During the past year the frm has lost over $400,000 by indorsements and accept- ances for friends who had failed. ‘The failure does not affect the American Manufactur- ing Company, in East Forse street, of which Mr. S. I. Meyer is president, and A, T. Meyer, secretary. THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS. A meeting of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund was held in the Mayor's oflice yesterday afternoon. Comptroller Green, Recorder Hackett, Alderman Lewis, City Chamberlain Tappen and Alderman Jobn Reilly wore present. A resolution was offered by the Comptroller to give the franchise of the new Staten Island ferry from foot of Whiteball street to Joseph H. Starrin, who offers for the right dfty per cent of the gross receipts and is the highest bidder, Final consideration of this matter was jaid over until the next meeting, in order to place proper safeguards in the lease as to the number of boats which should ran daily. On mation of Comptrotler Green a resolution was passed calling upon the Dock Commissioners to furnish a statement of the work now in progress under their ge, and also as to the feasibility of reducing their clerical force. General C, K. Graham, formerly Chief Engineer of the Dock se gerdeagnoe Bent in @ communication en- gaging to back the wal! the foot of Canal street for and also to connect the stretchers at each ond the bulkheads for a similar amount, He contends with that this will hoe eight oon to petyges city, upon which a pier can be ouilt for Protest againae the expenge of the plan firs hee ge by the committee of ex- amination appointed by Mayor Wickham. ‘A resolution was also adopted directing the sales of leases for two yearsof that portion of Barren and Le Brothers islands belonging to the city of New ‘ork. The commission then adjourned, REDUCE THE FARE. A petition was forwarded to Albany yesterday from Long Island City over cighty feet in length, and con- taining a list of 2,500 names, for the reduction of fer. riage rates from Hunter's Point to New York, REAL ESTATE SALES, The attendance at the Exchange Salesrooms, No, 111 Broadway, yesterday was much larger than biases and the bidding sharp and animated, R. V. Harnett sold, in foreciosure, the four story beick house and the lot, 25.9%¢x100, No, 76 Fifth ave- nue, for $38,000; also the two story brick stablo and Jot, 26x108.3, in West Thirteth ares: 100 fect west of Fifth avenue, second mortgage, for $15,800; also tho four story brown stone house and lot, 16,11398.9, south side of Thirty-fourth street, 191 feet east of Lexington — for $19,500, being $7,500 over the mortgage, . Jd. Bleecker & Co. sold’ the property hoewe as xo" 120 Pearl st 23.2x125. 8, Cag through to Water street, for $: pol = No. 83 Water street, bth No. 84 Front street, 0. O48 South street, 24.1x94.9, for $2,800; No. sed Prout street, 24.1286; ‘Tor $24,000. x) Torneo, Jr,, sold 15 lots, euch 20x 8, op omhoog per Hicks and Sigourney streots, arock lyn, to R, Sweeney, for $1,500. E. H. "tadlow | & Co. sold the brown stone house and lot ~ WU West S.veuteeath wirect, 280x092, for ae B, Herts & Son sold the three story brick house and lot, No. 331 East Twenty-third street, 16.8x98.9, for 000 over the mort, beg ver ag “gh oe Ht se on the northeast boy of Fifth avenueand Sixty-eixth street, 26x100, hy ligedd algo the lot Coy ee Fiith forth ied 5 also the next jot, on Fir lon Sosa Sa Ss Qs AMUSEMENTS. De righ Se OF MUSIC. f SECOND AND Last WEEK KELLOGG GRAND Mao OPERA. THIS (WEDNEAD. zg G, ‘Gounod’s grand Opera, PAUS' Miss GOULD, Messrs: CALE 7 WILLIAM Le ed bat SDAY KELLOGG. rector. only performance of A On FRIDAY EVENING. mbrotse Thomas? peautital Ne MIGNON. ‘Mignon, Miss “CLANS LOULSE SATURDAY —GRAND MATINER MISS KELLOGG as CATTARINA, and rformance of TAR OF mn E& NORTH. gSATERDAY Nigivt farewell Balfo's beanti- ra, ROSE, ge Cas ASTI Elvira, asi tyne x ee LA the Academy of Music, at Schirmer’ * o Musto & 8 L Bro thik and at 114 Broadway. MONDA 4 TUES Y nex: BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. by insael KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA. Mr. MAAS? BENEFIT Ti THURSDAY, March 9. ¥8 ™ TROVATORE. Mme. VAN ZANDT as Leonora, Thursday, March 9, MAAS’ BENEFIT. Mrs. SEGUIN as prreeee trader evening, AAS! a Mr. CARLETON as Count di Lana, Thursday evening. AS) BENEFIY. Mr. CONLY 48 Ferrand). Thursday evening. MAAS! BENEF Mr. MAAS as Manrico, por Mareb 9. IL TROVATORE. yOOD'S MUSEUM, WOOD'S, THIS DAY, MATINEE AT EVENING AT 8, GENERAL ADMISSION, 25 = KATE ISIE AND “MORSE WONDER in two sensation Drains THE THREE FAST MEN, EAGLE EY. NION SQUARE THEATRE, sees sees SHERIDAN SHOOK See PALMER Tv 2 PERFORMANCE or ROSE MICHEL, WEEKS a . a grvatens, wacente of ie year. ft aly any of 1 ight ‘cain Soaks, s for any of the remaining nights may now be secured. MONDAY EVEN ) will be produced, with entirely new and remarkably ‘beautiful scenery and with ® cast embracing aluost every member of this com- pany, SARDOU'S last and best comedy-drama, in four acts, entitl FERREO!, PROOKLYN THEATRE: soHOOR & PALMER, ENORMOUS SUCCESS. Second and last week of CNCLE TOMS CABIN, NEXT WEEK tno Union Square, Theatre Company, in- cluding Messrs. Thorn | Robesn, Hamilton, Arnott, Mont- gomery, Bucrong and Mrs. Raymond, “Misses taxton, Vernon, Bator Grey and Wiiktus, will appeat in the two rout suceosses, LED ASTRAY and the TWO ORPHANS. LED ASTRAY—Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- day. TWO OK HANS Thursday, ‘riday, Saturday Mati- nee and evening. HE NEXT EXTRA MATINEE OF JULIUS OASAR will be on WEDNESDAY of next wook, 15th inst, “TH ES OF MARCH.” ‘Se Bhpalar Woiineo tu desnrtay OOTHS THEATRE, BEGINS 7345. JARRETT & PALMER. +-Lessees and Managers ELEVENTH WEEK oF (Be een REPRE- fe d Traged, o she grand traanay, with its pane cast, including the renowned Shake- . LAWRENCE *wARiErr as CASSIU Mr. F.C, BANGS ay, MARCUS ANTONIUS, Mr. BE. L. DAVENPORT as BRUTUS, with Mr, Milnes Loviek (especially ongaged to piny th part) and the entire great company of Booth's Theatre, ACT. naa tay we TO CONSPIRACY. WE CONSPIRACY, ACT IL. TE ASSASSINATIO IV.—BEFORE TYE PEOPLE. AcT Vi—The A AUABEEL, VI—PLAINS OF PHILIPPT. ‘The sndiense’ ib respectfully asked to courteously re- in in their places until the fail of the curtain to witness the waa finale to the OF me E BURNING OF THE BODY OF BRUTUS, “* MATINEE WEX T SATURDAY. OWERY THEATRE, Only four mighits more 0 he celebrated Comedian, This evening will te saa ge the groat Irish Drama, in four acta, ‘To contmence with the on crBRO TIER BILL AND ME. 9 TH STREET OPERA HOUSE, BETWEEN 2D AND ws, Every avgntig at t 8. Webwesbay AND SA’ thts oo Tato AT 2. ARIE’ ARTISTS, ND OLIO, LAN PARISI CAN oF D STREET neh DAN BRYANT" st., near 6th ay, Mr. WILLIAM PASTOR. sseceeeeeseees Manager GREAT HIT AND IMMENSE EXCITEMENT. TWO ENTERTAINMENTS IN ONE. PATRONIZED BY THE BEST F FAMILIES IN NEW YORK. THE GREAT VARIETY COMPANY. sae ORGAN. HERR its, BAKE FRENCH TWIN’ st stn RS, BAKER AND DOYLE, NK M! Care BILLY GRAY, ROC Was JON Chose, Dstibik coox CALIFORNIA. SINSTRELS. MATINEE EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. Seats secured. Carriages may be ordered at 10:20. ARISIAN VARIETIES. 16TH ST. AND ag a Model Theatre of Phonominal Sensation. Largest Compai Uv biseduite gos Ia Best Entertainment in New York. Olio of Boauyy “writ Fun and Art, pi SHINING Trouble hs. ae i ROARIN ot SE ON. mt NG Bt A COMMENT i) START hg i. BERTHA | WASHANIBLLO. | 20 CORYPHE! laudsomest Corps tae Bae ix the Word. Miss crane BELMO: NIA ae Miss EUNICE MOORE, * Miss MANNIE ALL, THE LAFARGES, HE OL! WILLY HAMILTON, GEORGE Sa Funniest, Fir Frenehiest Attractions in the World. ha te us . eae HAMLET. veoss Manager FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH "10; will bo produced with new Scenery, Costumes, &e., Shakespeare's tragedy of M1. Master N. 8. WOOD, the Boy Ham snyperied ty tte lenthag weniberp of the’ Windsor dnd Colunbia dramatic associations. Tickets can be had at the box office, also at the Fifth Ave- tue and Windsor hotels. JAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, OPERA A HOUSE, AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. BROADWAY, SAN vee MINSTRELS. corner 20th st BIRCH, WAMBOLD AND BACKUS’ SAN "PRANCISC’ 0 weap phere Groat JULICS tHe “Sova; Or, CONSPIRATORS OF" THlomPson STREET. THE FHOUR TRAMPS lorsieap Brothers, or Which Is Which peutuilt UL SOLO’ AND PART SINGING. _ Seats secured. Matinee Saturday, at 2. VERMANIA THRATRE, 14TH ST. Ad. Newendorfl edinéeda: 5 Wer'Veltivenpreseer, newest comedy, in four acts, by Mover. PeyARiostc SOCIETY. FiFCiL ae SBE. FRIDAY, March, 10, at 234 P. 3h, FP. RICHM MOND, Contr “MOUNOK-OL AANILVH is KE. C. ‘& Alto, ORCHESTRA OF" THE SociETY. ATLKA. OND.” ‘nfinishod,”? Gluck. “Overiare, “dublioa,” We a Tickets, with reserved seats, 75 cents. For sale at Deckor Brothers", 83 Uniou square, 701 and 1,164 Broadway, and at the door of oe ae TH AVENUE SERATER, to AL) Proorietor and Manazer... sg at Poa a ‘DALY. tor re “He ‘on bo On errr. pre i GEER MR. AUGUSTIN H Lal § GREAT PLAY OF TO-DAY, yy vu BEEE | Au Bateaordigary Cast, PIQUE! Miss Fanny Daven Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr. eking Wednerdas ad James Lewis, W. Davidge, FP. Har- Saturae iy donberg, ee werwaet, Jane Drew, effreye- Lewis. Mrs, U. MaTINEES. [it Uilvert Mise Hotiand, hits" Syd- Cowell and Mr. John Brougham #¢Wednesday Matinee at TO-DAY, Extra PI Fyne Satinee, *s amb Matince of PIQUE Saturday at 130 delock. Friday. bight, March 17, One Hundreth Performance of PIQUE, The Centennial Festivities of PIQUE will bouia Monday, March 18, and during {nat wok Teu Performances be ven, vie ovening at to 3 and fay, Wodnosday,, Friday and Suturday. at Ail of which'Silver Chango will be givon at the box oltice, aud on the 100th Performance Gold Change will be given in: stead of fractional curre: yates oat theca eo SL ges AVENUE THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 28TH ST. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) AT 1 O'CLOCK, EXTRA “PIQUE” MATINEE, *,* Full performance for yahurbaa p.visitors, Conclude 4:1 LYMPIC THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY. MR. JOHN ?, POOLE,, Manager, Doors MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. OPEN MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 At MATINEE .20-DA¥ AT 2. ONE, MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. THE GREATEST STAR LIST YET PRESENTED, The Great Little Comedian, The Mastor aVANtiNt The favorite Dialect Comedian, Mr. JOHNNY E Mr, FRED LEVANTIN JOHN HA AL BROTHERS. SANFORD ear WILSON, GRIFFIN, JOHNSON and BRUNO, & B Gogpixa * JEE he oytigta MA BEN M SLAY. 8 OLDSWOKIN, TORN QuEE W. REED. WiLbIeM Wier. Fouls GILBERT. WASH NORTON, ES VINCENT. Miss ADAH RICHMOND, hs ADA Bonew 5 Miss AMELIA CARLO. iss KITTY PA R. Miss ADDIE FARWELL, Miss PEARL Hols 3 Miss FANNY BROW) ae Mise JULIE COVEN RY, TLE as THE BOY in APMLEr, Bhs PART in his Comic Sketch BRASS, as BOB THE DRUMMER, SANFORD eee WitkoN il EEE AMONG TIE COLORED FOLKS. A MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINM concluding rit the gre jee bal JULIUS CNASAR. SROADWAY AND 22D sT pax THESTRE, | BY’ NIGHT ATS” SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 A eas GREAT SUCC: THE GREAT SUCCESS. tS Svcd NEW COMEDY IN FOUR ACTS. BS BRASS. BRASS. BRASS. BRASS, BRASS. BRASS, BRAS: BRASS. VERY TABLEAU NIGHTLY ENCOR: ALL THE WITTICISMS LAUGH Sekt bby Lrcep BY MR. G. FP. ROWE. eee STRAY, HE CENTNOCTIEL, THE CENTNOCTIEL THE CENTSOCTIEL, rpRE. CENTNOCTIEL REAVOUN AROS oF BRASS = THE NEE, ARC! WILL BE comsivousteb Wy ti THE / PRESENTATION MENTO RING. “Pact! Fact !’ “I assure you !"” MATINEE, MARCH 11, “See this ring 2” REMEMBER Ger THEATRE, w. BEEeR. BROADWAY, BELOW STII ST. veeeoe Manager C,B,N,T, BN N,LA,L 1876, Te Brendan Ve Variety Th Theatro of New ¥ RESUMPTION PECLE PAYMENTS ALL EX- CHANGES made at box oifice will be mede in SILVER, be ag to NE STARs, on the PACE of the GLOBE: Everybody should see t! 8 YMATINE AMILY ATTN TU-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK, Bring all the ehil- jue Art. ren to see the 2, OITE! The truly Great Comedi Sam Rickey, Master Barney and Billy Senator Bob Hart, Charles Benedict, Eugene Blitz: Miss Lissie Kelsey, the Bashing Queen of Song: F. A. © only, in hls comte v9: lex. Zanfretta, the great ; together with immense Troupe ins grend OLIG BILL. “Anernoon, doors open at 1, @yening at er ‘shies open daily. Soats secured. NEW THEATRE, 7 BROADWAY. THE LEADING VARIETY THEATRE OF AMERICA THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK. Always ‘Somethin, Rpg Lovins see Artists and an w Proj COMMENCING MONDAY, MAR durmng the week aud NaTipee TU CeADAY ce dares BLANCHE and LEONA. Oia Matinee FONTAINBLEAU. FeO 6 Tueslay TTON and BIRDUF. eazy. and Priday. | WESTERN and WALLING. ants # Frida; aus (inet atocrnar nied 4 GUS WILLIAMS. 1E in Hae aaiee and GRAND PARISIAN BAL- i TAO LA ea and TONY" Fastow's GREAT STAR TROUPE tn & ATCHLESS PROGRAMME, for Saal they are 00 fasity fesnod Wgeaces. Proprietor and Manager....Mr, LESTER WAGLACK EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, until farther notice, will be presented Goldsmith’s glorions comedy ot ONY PASTOR'S Nos. 585 and BET 52 33 fee ze sa 3 z ae =e SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER, ith its bs, FINE SCENERY. a APPOINTMENTS AND GR EA T UAST. eT Em DYAS, oo ‘Pont Miss I THORNTON. I aration, Mrs, Centiver's celebrated comedy of the aha RE WONDER. QTEINWAY BALL, 14TH St, AND aTi AY. 5 SUNDAY. EVENING. March 12, Prior to rent Snasionn formerly owned by i thefion Robert sincialr, of Loalsiana, will give one of their original MrOPTUBILEE, SINGINGS in aid of the Zion's Hospital. Tho plaintive, touching, Beautiful refzaing, songs ana choruses of this troupe transports uditor to the days of fhe'cuod old times when the slaves’ greatest. huppiness was in singing the CAMP MEETING HYMNS. The wonderful Blind Pianist and the HORACE WESTON great have volunteered for this worenten, Foon? For deseriptive programine seo Sunda: ‘ald. SALE-UF 8 URDAY AND A i DAY SUNDAY. ADMISSION, AND RESERVED SBATS, 75. GuNenaL Sbatsstow, £00. ae, ON ook 1D D aaitis | BELEW k G re R aon ILMORE ARMORY, TWENTY. SECOND REGIMENT. G vine Pott “ONC! TWENTY-SHCOND | REGIMENT BAND ARM! 14TH 'SEAND ort A SATURDAY KVERING MARCH My, ats SrcrocK. Tickets 50 cents, Por sale ot the doo YORUM THEATRE, TUVESDAY, MARCH 9, AT 8 P.M. GRAND TOURSAMENT AT ARMS, Under the direction of Colonel ®. 11, MONSTERY, by the membors of the New York School of Arms, assisted dy the leading professors and amateur experty of this coun- try. Entertainment will consist of fencing with toil, sabre, he bayonet, sabre against bayonet, lauce, gia arteratafl. Knife agaiust sabre. 18 ancte n, $1; reserved sents, Hebets 19 ve Kad; with pro. arapie, erColouel, Moustery’s, New York School of Arms; re ‘alt Thea: A byg gs G19 6th a tre bot office alter 0A. M. the day ot the Tourndment. HATEAU MAW tiness : ra Admionlos; 2 oe. Scvsaued and Heo Row stare ew attractions Bncrancing tableaux x vivants ‘songs and sketches. fear vin Paratan Sensations Beeuitul female’modeie Mirror of Beauty Ballet, igh art vs, aia Fisenion neatety bet hoa: Petes pt "An entertainment. forming a bouquet of beanty, eleguuce, grace aud bewildering enchantan Tt volt bay <3 8th st. ‘Ten new sensational ore The Grand Doabl ew Olio, THE NEW PANTOMIMI.. 0 OF Jooko. (2 aapmncmaeoin esti 18TH o. AND STH AY, Profe “cham tira Th iat wrated Le ening at iat arauy Gertaie at2. ‘adesligions DO voxtre, charge for reserved seats, Yor sale at Schubert’ 33 Union square. Professor ¥, P, MULLER, Organist, ‘M ‘ST WE, THEN, MERT AS STRANGERS” Is ha iad published for Alto or Baritone in F, besides the ie soprana or senor: pronouaged Syerywnere’ tne beet tthe day and the happiest effort of Mr-J it Thomas: sate “foe. scan eaion, $0 mDALA, by the re. it TSON & CO. 7H Bi NOY, R, JOUN LORD. Association Hall, THURSDAY at 11g, GALILEO, Brooklyn, FRIDAY wt il 11, SAVONAROLA, ORT caNe CONCERT. sass oF hi ghd HOLY May od ran avai i TEINWAY Le \ FIRST CLASS SOPRANO, WITH REMARKABLY fine voiee, cultivated musician and good reace ing In 4 Western city, desires « situaticm from May | ina jnartet ehureh eboir. The lady will be in the city from Maret: 10 to March 16, and will sing before auy committee, Address R. D., box 4,38% New York Post office. GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIE inetrection oo \ pianoforte, organ, herp and harmony, at residence ; 10 quart ees. Address, with resi- dence, TEACHER. box 124 Herald Uptown A neh office. YARD,—PRIVATE LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLT J @ Organ, Plute, Singing, &e, 32 Kase Lath inno roots). Practice free, Circufurs mailed. OR OPERA, CONCERT OR GuvRT. —LADIES withont means instructed at the Professor's residence and ri api, astisted to 0 Brauch of Address DIRECTOR, box 137 Herald Uptown Branch office, “BSSONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO AND_ VIOLIN’ terms moderate, at No. 80 East dd st., New York. MONG MAME SACvorrT, ‘SoPRaNO, AND Maa J M. Davidson, Contraito, of the Chnfeh of the Hol Trinity, desire positions in a frat class choir from May Apply to oF address Mme, SALVOTTI, 870 Broadway. ‘OR RENT, ~UPRIGH Pinnos of out own mak SQUARE AND, ore for sale aud rent, pusber of dno goound hand Plane wo fo pardact ores, WALES RNABE &°C 2 bth avs, above Wth se —FOR SALE, i eieaii STE ¥ £80 Ay Fanci for $200; also an elogant Windsor Pia corners and all modern. im monte, at fr $250; beat Dox for shipping. Calt'at private resi- ice 150 West ad ste no A spe WOOD CARVED ovERS vs le Oo per month; Finoce totent oe iow. "serrs’ way, corner of I BEAUTIFUL “FIANOPORTR, $00; to reut, $> monthly; fastatmonts take: and stelnway Pianofortée barga IDDLE, 18 Waverley place, near Broudwa ght FOR upright and squs BITS’ warerooms, 753 Brow! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND IAND Bianos, In thorough repalr, for sale at tioderate pr = ssa Pianos, of own manufacture, remsonabl buNiaM & SONS, No, 15 Jah st ‘A OE LOT OF SECOND HAND 1 PIAN' OS, IN THOROU der, for sale at moderate also Pia wow on i> ow Guickeaine 4 8 Staiments — ay., corner tea oe T BARMORE ‘S—PIANOPORTE, 85 YEARS ESTAB- ng out elegant Stock half price,’ $159, OF st. “A. SEVEN OOTAVE FOUR ROUND CORNERS ONICK- ering Piano, carved legs, immense sacrifice, upright And square, on $5 to $20 moriahly y. justalmen of to rent, BWA’ & SONS, 481 Broadway, Now York, will, during this eee reat fow Grst class udw Pianos and Organs until the rent money page foe thoes asper contract. Ar law secont, head Serpe, ments, little used. at astontekingly low prices tor cas! ek LADY WILL SELL POR 8100 ROSEWOOD CARVED Pianoforte; modern improvements; iron frame ; for ens a ly. 28 Bast 3d st., near 2d av. T SOUMER & COS, 149 BAST 147/71 ST. SEVERAL od second hand Pianos, at low flzures, Yor cash, in- first class new Pianos at the must rea- spnable prices and terms. SEVEN OCTAVE PLANO, W! Tra OAt overstrung bags, all modern’ improvements, 8150; 714 detave, $175. F. CONNOR, 157 Kast 37th st., eotner 3d av. D LEGS, 33 Ft private Fone oly Cooks, é&e. sr, u SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, — —AS FIRST SuAee COOK IN & ity reference. 23 ence. 40 4 KING 5T., REAR, FIRST FLOOR—A_ YOUNG woman to ook, wash aud iron for a small. private ; dest city referen fami, WEST 4TH BT.—A YOUNG WowAN AS. COOK, plain wasber and iroper; country preferred; refer! WEST isTil S.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS good plain cook, washer and irener; good reference. 4 WEst Can be seen for two days, 55 avi D0) days, 107. a private family WEST 107 long in the © 123° VANDA M wash and iru country; goed refer nees. Call AV—AS FIRST CLASS C pastry, soups; hotel or boarding house. Call for two boarding bonse ( 18TH OTH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—A colored woman as cook; private family proferred. ESPECTABLE GIRL TO COOK, dg general housework; city oF for two days. OK, MEATS, Si—AS GOOD PLAIN COOK assist in the washing and irouing in @ small 18TH ith St—A- utry st assist with the w good fas dp cook and lncvdrse ine country; good elty reference Tor FLOOR, BACK ROOM. As first class cook ‘ind excellent Isundress; no ob- Jection to « private voarding hor L092 cock watts and ironer; willing and obliging; not ap vivate tater WOMAN AS COOK IN willing to help in wash- ewking; willing 132 erence. ‘A YO NWAY 7 OCTAVE PI roverments, full agraife ov Stool, Cover, Box for shipping,’ suctitica : ry and rep Parlor Suits, $0, $150; Library, Dining “i room Furniture, in lots, regardless of cost; rete 400. yard, &e, Call brown stone residence 47 West OPORTE, WITH erstrang, ke., cost KERING 7 ners and carved le; WL 221 West @iot as. (thi BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD Si forte, cont $450 for 8100, 243 East BARGAIN—$115, 7g Octave FARO, CARVED Joxs, all Improvements; @ sacrifice ; netalments taken; STAVE PIANO, ROUND CoR- pat bargain, for cash. Inquire yell). y Nar sgl PIANO- th A rent, % ((oNSERR ASD ARLOR GRAND, UPRIGHT AX square Pianos; Chickering’s, Steinway's, Weber's and others; also Organi on instalments and tor rent. 5. X. BA CO., 15 EB Es 8. tifully fuished and perfecyy new Thquire at 197 2d av., in theres Get Pianos of the best q cash, at FISCHER'S, 42: IANO FOR SALE— # STEI on Mslsed | boughtof maker by present ows used; sweet tone; Stool and Cover; price, $2 84 Morto: HAT FIRST GLASS PIANO! WILL BE FOR sale two woeks louger and will then be taken away, on account of leaving the premises. Northwest corner 119th st. and av, A. EW AND SECOND QHAND ity, fully ented, yet low for Apply at PRR 7 18 OCTAVE—GOOD AS NE gant tone, $250 cash; rents, $4 and upward} Organ, $80. GORDON & SON, 18 Bast 14th at FINE ARTS. OR SALE—TWO Orn ALN’ 8, BATTLE SCENES TING: of the Revolutionary War. Address CASiI, station L, Harlem, for one week. )EPUBLICATION OF DURAND'S Ob BRATED pleture of “Signers of Declaration ef Independence,” July 4 1876, Sample gent on receipt of $1. Address PU EIEHER, 147 Mercer st. Seo circular. General agents wanted. = LEGAL NO! NOTICE, * * IB 135 city referouce, WEST 10TH ST.—AS an excellent bak to a boarding hou WEST 1TH 8 RES woman as first class cook, washer aad irouor; Lest 3 will v1 GIRL AB COOK, waelar end frouers willing snd obliging; elty ref 14 WEST SOT ST.—A YOUN cooking, washing and ironing; waltini; best city referonce from tast pines. GIRL yr chamberwork anth 14) 3 ences, 2b 1 te woman ak first class cook ; city reference. ‘Gall for Wwe days. “ST. TORRE 2D AV.—A PROTESTANT ST AV., BE TWEE good city reference, EAST 43D 81, first class cook fn deretands her business a fection to the country 15: 154 bt Ro is , te the cooking, washing and ironing work aud waiting; best city reference fr 5 4 WEST 206 8 ‘as good cvok and baker; city reference, priv R lately lande table home more an object than —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN best city reference, 9TH AND 10TH ST: respectable woman a& good cook and laundress; ECTABLE WOMAN AS efamfly; thoroughly un- s an excellent baker bas no ob- gh wages. Gall oF ST—A nuld assist with the ante ‘in smail pri .—AS GOOD 28TH ST—A RESP A PRI- no ohjvetian Hor address, v., THIRD: iwoald assist with 2 ABLE GIRL AS hing aud froving; Call for two days, BI 0 family; one todo other to do chamber- n last piace. GOOK IN to do the coarse washing; 8 COOK IN A PRIVATE PAWILY; understands her bustues N no objection to boarders; N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES for the Soutbern District of IMinols, January Term, 1876, Abram B. Baylis, Trustea,*’v ton aud Mississippi Railway Company et al, To the bondholders of said “L Mississippi Railway Company”? pursuance of the decree of the Court rendered in tho Shove uttiina Gabe ua stb Sib aay et cheney yon and each of you are hereby notified to no at my office in? the gity of Springtield, Ll within forty days from this date, ‘for the purpose of enabling me to state the account ‘in accordance with the terms of the above mentioned decree, all. bonds held by you and issued by the above named “Lafayette, Bloomington ond Alis- sissippi Railway Company.” J. A, JONES, Master in Chance: this 5th day of January, yette, Bloomington and _Dated at Springfield, Tt FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND cuop HOUSE F wale, one of the best stands on s ms the town, Apply to'WILLIAM ABBOTT, N. Acree SALE—DRUG STORE, mt crank 4 Stores, Candy Stores, Groceries, Restaurante. If Want to buy or sell a business call at’ STRIOKLAND'S, Beekman st. LOT OF HERRING'S, MARVIN'S, VALENTINE- Batlor Salus, cheap for ash, WIL. FE COMPANY, 72 Maiden lane. STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE, LEADING AVE- fue, thoroughly established; also Restaurants, Hotels, splendid corner Liquor Storoa, MALONE'S Store Agency, No, 5 Dey st. N OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED CORNER Liquor Store for sale cheap, 13/4 good location. on the east side, FFNEY &'SMITH, Auctioneers, office 17 Centre xa UOR DEALER HAVING TWO GOOD STO will soli one cheap. Apply to LLOYD, 29 Broadway. A LIQUOR STORES, LODGING HOUSES, CIGAR + Stores, splendid Sample Rooms, Gountry Ho te MITCHELL, "7 Godar st. . RO CEES, MEAT ness, Restaurants, Mine ies ‘77 Codar st. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE, ON STIL av., this day, at a sacrifice. LLOYD, 29 Broadway, ISH AND OYSTER MARKET—OLD ESTARDI ISHED tend aud route, for sala low; rong low. GEORG DYER, 167th st. snd Washington av., Morrisanin, jor aatEh LIQUOR STORE AND FURNITURE OF the house ; for ery cheap; low rent, Apply at 105 Ke SALE, BAKERIES, + Markets, Fish Stands, Oys {JOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE, now doing & cood business; fixtures at cost; will be sold with or withou other busi- fe pply at 3. tock; the owner havi ood Will: ne, agents, OR SALE—FIXTURE Jewelry e abiished AND GOOD WILE OF Store, on account of going to California; oe 63 Myrtle av,, Brooklyn. LOT OF COMPOSITORS® vory choap. aan KNIGHT, 6, sixth story. STANDS, Bennett Balldiog, room ND GENTLEMEN'S FUR- ni ry, long establish ha Dwelling attached; Tent very low; poor be ing. Address B. forald 206. Serena washing and ir g. Address TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTA- woman’ as cook; would assist with the 208 untry. WEST 19TH ‘00d cook and to O15 Bast 3H —A OD cook and andres or to di sr. COMPETENT tin washing; be Girt city ref + will assist with as family preferred. PROTE jo general housework ; city understan 221" BAST = | 2300. wonld do gen een 230 4er as cook, washer and irc ence. spectable woman as o 1) tamil, ST.—A8 2i18T 8’ ist (AY “TOP FLOOR, FRO 9] BAST 257i ~ COOK, 215, ironer; good city reference. tables 239 wat ene WEST O45) BAST 4187 S¥.—TWO 242 washer and froner ; THOROUGHLY, ‘ WO ent cook: private family or first elas, Jont baker; good city roteronce. 249 § W 26 G L BE! 242 Se {9 West a7ri 8 24 <a and Inaudress, elty cook in the RY ST.—A PROT WASHER AND “AS € © ‘OOK, family; thoroaghly siness; best city referen FIRST | FLOOR, & AR.—A RE- washer and ee a to EAR inet A young girl ws cool, washer and froner or ‘al housework in a private family; first class Call or address. ; two years city refer- UNDER- lurding, private 5 RESPECIABLE GiRb AS good plain cook, washer and froner in a small mil no objection to go as l@andress; city or country ; MAN RLS, ONE AS COOK, the other as'chambermsla sod waitress or chambermaid andto do sewing; best city refer- TANT WOMAN 008 —AS COOK anoat, tidy and eae 43D 81.—A8 GOO: would ee ; best city reference, T ST.—AR F fansily ; city oF ith cause Of seile OF A LI al pumps, 32) POR SALE—THE FIXTUR! Bar und Back Bar, four Fors BAL # BEST CORNER LIQUOR STORE ON Sd av. ‘Apply to MAX STINERT, 460 Bast 57th st. fot ‘GALE VERY LOW—1,700 PIGEON I peer SIZE, SxSxG; also Tables, at No, 779 Broaden OR SALI c FFXTCRES "Or Store southwest corner of 75th st. UoR STORE, ‘6th av. 50 iQvor and Sd ay.; also OR SALE—AN y gecupled by present proprie would make a good beer Tare chance for a good mai Address OMAX, Hi fh OR SALE—THE CONTENTS OF A LARGE PRIVATE Boarding House, 86 rooms; always full of boarders; dirt cheap fur cash; parties retiring, Address RETININ Herald Uptown Branch, office. OR SALE—THE CIGAR STAND IN GARNIEIOS Billiard Parlor; « good chance for a young man. Apply i 1,207 Brondway. oR SALE— LARGE, WELL LOCATED in Wholesale Produce Market, Philately ness place,” For particulars address D., Herald P Brauch office, jOR SALE CHEAP—TWENTY Good D hand Sash Doors, diteront sizes; miso 65 ject very fine iron and wire railing, suitable for of en did fence for eountey howe. A.C. LAWRENUE & 00. 500 Broadway. iD BUSINESS OFPOR’ well established Grocer business: good reasons for selling. Appl; opposite Kwen st., Brooklyn, B. D. Pho POR SALE—ONE OF TH VINHST cres‘n this city; full stoek, good trade, horse and wae, ec. ; low prico, 1,980 3d av,’ HOTOGRAPH GALLERY POR SALE.—FIVE YEARS BLISHED BARKOOM, for the past 30 yours ryot; well locate bs reasofts given for calling: TANDS od busi Store for sale, doing « good 588 Broadway, lease; the best location in Brooklyn, & fst class Chance for'® competent man. Address D., Herald Brooklyn Braneb office. M HA ANDISE. Bow R CASU.—ADDRESS PURCHASER, box 125 Herald ones. V ‘fa ve bi BUY CHEAP—A WELL-ESTABLISHED 10¢ Business in a large town or city, with- In 200 miles tN York, with stock of 85,000 to $10,000 goal more and moderate rent. Address. with particulars, 8 & Co. box 1,848 Post office, New York. ESTAURANT FOR SALE—$450_ POR FIXTURES complete; low rent; good location Yor business. Apply at O87 Oth av. AMPLE ROOM—FIRST CLASS DOWNTOWN DAY iirade, at sacriveo this day. LLOYD, auetionsar, 9 Browdway, $100 Medere toh THE LIQUOR STORE 13 PELL W ANTED—A LOT Aad GLASS (PaRtini ~UNBAP for cash; mast be In der, Address, with par- tieulars, OFFICE, box 108 Herald oilies. W TANTED TO PU RCHASE—A SECOND naND SODA = maker, price, site, GGIst, Willams Werks LARGE SAFE; MUST BE FIRE PROOP Seid nd oeeed Address, giving price and size, box 225 Jerald offic y ee pong nly yd or BIGseR ates postage stampa from tI issue down to hi in use. Address, , 0. F. BATES, tock box Ne, 1, Wateottvilley bE aad om V TANTED TO PURCHASE—A_ SODA WATER AP- paraty Address 181 South 5th st., Brookiya. _DENTISTRY. Serre onninconk~ wh A ep ON OE T OF TEETH MADE IN TH, A cn Sr eee ee Way. Special mechanical dentistry; coral, rubper, rose ety. gala. and pial Sets; Plumpers, Reraiiore fed igvegn ear from Grand street Terty oF av WEitovon, 128 West S4th ot. _escnro. Aaiver Alay repre, +f, Ao beet cn Sse WILL BUY A RESTAURAN' venienes for business; good | shed rooms; Boards pay LLY $349 QUseH: OWNCE Broadway, =—LEASE, FURNITURE, A First CLASS 2 500, Chop House or Hotel; about 20 rooms, Bar, Jest uuramt, an o splendid condition: location central; irst corner of roadway, established over quarte: at as Address WIDOWEN, Herald of RAR MACHINERY. JQorLuRs POR SALE—VERY EQQNOMICAL, ON ae lary and all sizes. LESLIS BOILER WORKS, Pearl st, Jersey City, oa OR, SALE —A ROPERS CALORIC TWO HORSE- Beh with all attachments complete. in- quire'of LORD ROB., 130 Duane st. ANTED—A SECOND HAND BOGARDUS yo ag No. 55 must be in ge order and price low for cash. Address MILLS, Herald o' TANTED—A Gi SECOND HAND BXGIXE, Ri iad W Nee aiet p. with Pavia ballet 01 wy ith wate ba ye ne ome POPS Tera irc iva troner REVOLUTION | INGL, Vee ast 4 PIS ISIS Ree SEE SSeS riers =a 269 } ironer, 854 our years 326 1ST A sf 4ST ii woman as cook ; will assist in washing. fi pastry ond dosserts; unde reference. NEAR 15TH ST. ST.—A RES? 22D ST.—AS THIRD # room.—A respectable young woman as cook; ho objection to do the FLOOR, REAR—AS ee retorence. ott 366. 402 days. AST 48TH private family; good city reference, 20TH i wonld do the course FANCY STORE —A 2 Scoteh girl as ses cook, washor and BAST 40TH ST.—A RESPROTABLE O11 00K; ference. iE Ayicerees 7X RESPEUTAT, k in a private family ; on to go in the country, BACK thor- TABLE YOUNG GOOD PLAIN an make excetiont bread, business thoroughly; VIRST CLASS PROTES- conntry ; good ety ) fas FIRST OLASS COOK: 18 332 willing to nasist with the coarse washing; city or best city reference. FIRST CLASS COOK IN A PRI- vo years! reference from ber last ST—AS GOOD COOK AND with washing aad ironing if re- first Apply BAR 2D . ST, Protestent gltl te-cock, washes oom to tie country; best references. ABLE WOMAN TO. piiginig ; goo 403 ence. tands ber busines Biscuits, pastry; would do the coarse washin 407. 423 4.26 ters vaid and w 429) | 444 2, jer; no Wrst EAST ISTH 8’ woman as competont school or institution, city OF country, BETWEEN 1ST AV. AND AY. A.A washer aud irouer or to 13TH 8 TH © OOK, city reference, c= A RESPECTABLE YOUNG nan as good cook, washer and ironer in a smail Can be seen for two WBAT.—A WOMAN TO COOR, wash and trou ius private family; best city refer ence ifrequired. () WEST, 41ST 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN $09" ook; good washer and ironer; good baker; caod couk respcetable girl ns cook, ral housework: good elty reference. BAST 12TH 81.—TWO YOUNG Gt . Washer and ironer, ans one as nil waitress: firs class elty reteronce, r., FIRST FLOOR—A YOUNG ta a board: house, HUDSON. st. BETWEEN LEROY AXD MOR. ton.—An Amerlean 10 cook, wash 2 epee zene ai ST. oa ed Nis. dace coo cee to assist with the