The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1876, Page 8

THE CORSET CORNER. WHE INVESTIGATION YESTERDAY BEFORE MB. CONSTABLE, THE MERCHANT APPRAISER. ‘The exclusive publication in yesterda: ment about the public stores, corner Hubert and Greenwich streets, yestorday. For months the gov- ernment officers have carefully guarded from the press the fact that any gooas had been ordered into the pub- lic stores for reappraisement, but it fell to the lot of a HeRaxp reporter to get at the facts, while District At- torney Blias was in Washington testifying before a Con- gressional committee regarding matters that, it ts | understood, will interest tne late Attorney General Williams, | As announced in yesterday's Hxnszp, an examina. tion was begun yesterday by General Ketcham, General Appraiser at the storehouse, Mr. James M. Constable, of Arnold & Constable, being the merchant appraiser to take testimony and report. The Henaxy reporter learned that one witness who was before tho merchant appraiser yesterday was Mr. W. Rothschild, of the late firm ot Ottenheimer, Roths- | childs & Co., who had formerly been in the corset business, This information was obtained from a member of the Jate firm, who had also been summoned as an expert, and was then waiting to be called. This gentleman Btated that he was satisfied that the government had 25,000 annually by legislating in the interest of domestic manutacturers of corsets, His house, he said, had imported as many as 6,000 dozen per month while in the business, which they baa fivally abandoned Decause domestic manufacturers imported bone and other material free of duty, and so were enabled to un- nerseli thom. The gentleman was very anxious to vol- uoteer this information, and as he has not yet testified defore the appraiser his statement is at least interest- Ing. J. Rosenbaum, of Rosenbaum & Freidman, of San Francisco, was subsequently examined as’ to the valuation of the goeds invoiced, but, as he admitted that he was not an expert, be was not detained any length of time. Among others who had been summoned and were in attendance were Mr. Sargeant, of A. T. Stewart & Co. ; Julius Hart, formerly an importer of corsets, an A. Wimptheimer, of Wimpfheimer & Brothers, No. 198 Church street. It 1s understood that about ten ex- perts in all will be called, and upon their testimo: will largely depend the solution of the question whether the German importers and manufacturers have combined to swindle the government by invoic- | ing at low valuations, or whether the matter 1s ono started by domestic manufacturers with the object of driving importers of the foreign article out of the business. A few days of investigation will doubtless settle the point, POLICE DEPARTMENT. The Board ot Police Commissioners held a special meeting yesterday, Leave of absence for four days was granted to Superintendent Walling, and the senior in- | Spector was directed to act as Superintendent during his absence. *, Aweek ago acommunication was recelved by the Board from the Superintendent of the American Dis- trict Telegraph Company, complaining that offl- cers interfered with their private watchmen when they used their clubs for purposes of signals, throaten- ing in some instances to arrest them, Yester- day the Board sent a reply to the same, stating that it is directly in violation of law for any | person not an officer of the Police Department to wear the uniform or equipments of such. Oftentimes, espe- | Cially at night, the watchmen of the Telegraph Com- pany are mistaken for members of the department be- cause of tho similarity of uniforms. The use of a sys- tem of signals by raps with a club by any private watchman or organized body of such cannot, the com- munication states, but result in misunderstanding and Qnnoyance to the officers on post. The letter, tn Conclusion, intimates that unless the Tele- graph Company discontinue the use of police forms and clubs by ther employés every man caught wearing the same will be arrested, The Commissioners stato that these private watch- men are the cause of much trouble to the department. They -give their signal rap when and where they please, and policemen on post, unable to distinguish them from a call from brother officers in need of help, rush to the rescue, to the neglect of their patrol, It is also claimed that the watchmen, being in uni- form closely resembling the police dress, have an op- portunity, if they so desire, to pass themselves of as Policemen upon unsuspecting persons, CITY CHAMBERLAIN City Chamberlain Tappan makes the following state- ments for the past weck:— $531,083 20 457,497 48 461,930 95 526, 6o4 83 | GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK. Mr. Herman Uhl, receiver of the German Uptown Wavings Bank, yesterday filed his report in the County Clerk's office for the month ending April 8s follows:— Receipts, with cash on hand March 8 + $200,564 35 Disbursements 180,902 91 ash on hand April 8.... WALLKILL BANK DEFALCATION. The suit of Comptroller of the Currency Knox against the estates of William M. Grabam and Charles H. Horton, the defalting ex-president and ex-cashier of the Walikill National Bank, is ended. All the testi- mony having been taken in the case Mr. John Bur- roughs, the receiver of the broken bank, made applica- tion to'Registor Little yesterday for a ‘decision, The Register allowed a claim on be estate of Horton ior $178,151 50. "s Henan of | the alleged undervaluation of woven corsets, imported | through the Custom House, created a lively excite- | ‘SS STATEMENT, | alf of the Dank against | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET, — ' hospitals and the institutions on Ward's and Hart's islands, where they are much valued by the inmates, ELLEN SHAW BARLOW, Chairman of Committeo on Books and Papers, State Charities Aid Association, MARRIAGES AND DEATILS. ENGAGED. Fretrial—Bemax.—Miss Cxoxuia Fratrman to Mr, Lovis Bsmak, both of this city, No cards. MARRIED. Buackwoop—Bxuaxp.—At Rutherford, N. J., on Thursday, April 13. 1876, at the residence ot the bride’s Jaxus W. Baacg of the above piace, Bai.ey.—On Monday Pofist April 17, 1876, Exvina Exxusox Preytiss, of Bostot of William Bailey, aged 66 yeai The relatives and iriends of ho family ona f her son’s, William H. and Dexter B. Bailey, also the mem- bers of Putnam lodge 338, F. and A. M., espectfully | invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of hor son-in-law, George Stump, 554 Broome sh, om Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. Bakny.—Suddenly, on Sunday, April 16, P, C, Barry, in the dist your of bis age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcral, on Tuesday, 1Sth mst, at tour o’elock P, M., from ce, 60 West 54th st, Bexsamiy.—-On Saturday morning, April 15, Man- Ganet L.,rohctof the Inte E, Park Benjamin, and daughter of John © sie, Relatives and frieuds of the family are invited to tend the funeral from St, Clement’s church on Tues- | day morning, April 18, at haif-past nine o'clock. The remains Will be ken to Poughkeepsie for interment, BeXKARD.—On the 1h inst., Many, daughter of the late James Benkard. Friends of the family are respecttully invited to at tend the tuneral, from the Church of the Transfigura- | tion, 20th st., Tuesday, Apri 18, at ten o’elock A. M. Bryaxt.—On Sunday, April 16, Dr. G. N. W. era aged 64 years, Relatives and friends of the family are respectful: invited to East 23d st., near 3d av., on Wednesday, April 19, at | twelve o'clock. Bvsi.—On Monday, the 17th, Davip Busn, aged 82 ivos and triends aro invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday, the 20th, at two P. M., from 128 Phillips st, Jersey City (late Communtpaw), Passaic (N. J.) papers please copy. Byrxk,—On Sunday, April 16, 1876, Thomas, young est son of John B, and Mary A. Byrne, aged 6 inonths and 21 days. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 285 Columbia t., Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 18, at hait-past two P, St ¥.—On Sunday, April 16, Hoxonan, the be- wife of Jobn Couklin, in the 56th year ol her ry Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fune- ral, ut two o'clock on Tuesday, to Calvary Cemetery, from her late residence, 176 East 85th st, noar 3d av. Corwien,—On the 17th inst., at No, 308 Bast 120th st, Junns F. Comin, ihe friends of the family are invited to attend the | tuneral, from St, Paul’s.Roman Catholic church, cor- ner of 117th st, and 4th av.,on Wednesday morning, .—In Brooklyn, pn Sunday, April 16, Hesny in the 85th year of his age. ral trom his late residence, 122 St. Felix st, prookiyn, ou thursday, April 20, at two P. M. Di April 16, of quick consumption, Purtnir , aged 25 yeare, Funeral from his stster’s residence, 48 Downing st., April 19, at half-past one P, M. Downey.—On April 15, Bupaxt Dowwzy, native of St Patrick’s parish, county Kilkenny, Ireland, of con- gestion of the lungs, in the Tad year of her aze. Fane. —Suddenly, on Sunday, the 16th inst, Joux Faneent, in the 65th year ot bis age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his lato residence, No, 519 West 28th st., at ten o'clock sharp, Frngusox.—On the 16th inst., Iskat, Sr, aged 52 | years, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral on Tues 15th inst., at one o'clock, from his late residence, 450 West Pat st Fry.—Suddenly, at Red Bank, J., on Sunday, of croup, Epwaxp MoRrtIeR, son of Charles R, and Anna | E. Fry, aged 2 years and 4 months, Funeral from No, 80 Ist st., New York city, to-day, a2Pn Hamburosr,--Op Sanday, the 16th inst., Renzcea, beloved wite of Bernhard, in the 56th your ‘of her Relatives and friends of the faintly. members of tho Temple Abarath Chesed, Ladies’ Jewish Home, Man- hattan Lodge, No. .166, 1. 0. B. B.; Mount Hored Lodge, No, 61, 1. 0. F. 8. of L, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, No, 247 East 60th st., on Tuesday, April 18, at teno’clock A. M. Mount Horses Lopar, No. 61, L. 0, F. S. or L— Brernrex—You are hereby notified to attend the fune- ralof Mra R, Hamburger, mother of our president, from the residence No. 247 East 60th st., on Tuesday, 18th inst, at half past nino A. M. By order of V., President, HL OL, Ackxnrman, Secretary. Haurr.—Sunday, April 18, 1876, Lrtrnx Manion, youngest child of Clinton J. ind Emma 8. Hartt, Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral services, at 159 Borgen st, Brookiyn, ou Tues- day, April 18, at one P. M. St. Louis papers please copy. Kxuiy.—On April 16, Catmarixe Keuiy, wife of Patrick Kelly, a native ofcounty Donegal, Ireland, Relatiyes and friends are invited to attend the funeral, irom ber Jate residence, 369 Hudson av., at two o'clock, on Tuesday, 18th inst. Lamp,—On Monday, April 17, Axx, widow of the late Martin Laird, aged 75 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- | ——_——_ | tend the funeral, from the resiaence of her son, John | $19,651 44 | Laird, 15 Commerce st., on Wednesday, April 19, at ten o'clock. ‘Mxta.—Departed this life April 17, Jous Mxura, a native of the parish of Ussaron, Kings county, Ire- Jana. Notice of funeral hereaiter, Moxrort.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, April 15, Witiam Moxvort, in the 54th year of his age. Funeral services, at his lato residence, No. 116 Academy st., Jers 19th inst, at four ock P.M. Friends of the family are invited to attend without farther notice. Moorsk.—On April 17, Mr. Bottis Moors, aged 88 ears, Funeral service at the Church of the Holy Trinity, tue estate of Graham tor $172,551 67, and against the | 2ist st., near 6tn av., on Thursday, 20th inst, at one } P.M. DARING BURGLARY IN BROOKLYN. | McCoxmack.—On April 17, Wittiam T, McCormack, the beloved son of Patrick C, and Mary McCormack, of diphtheria, aged 7 years, 7 months and 14 days. he relatives and.irienta. tre rospectiuily ‘invited to Yesterday forenoon Mr. J. Leary, proprietor of the | attend the Juneral, on Wednesday, April 19, from his gentlemen’s furnishing store No, 245 Fulton street, | ealted at the difice of Police Superintendent Campbell | and reported that his establishment had been mys teriously entered by burglars and robbed of stock to | the value of $2,325, The robbery was committed some Wme between eleven o'clock on Saturday night and | t o'clock yesterday morning. At the latter | dour the salesman opened the door and at once | Qoticed signs of contusion, A tew boxes were mg empty on the floor, while others had been pleted of their contents and replaced on the shelves. The thidves were so weil able to discriminate between the various articles that they took only the most valuable. A light was borning in the store from Saturday night till yesterday, and the officer on that post tried the door regularly each hour, The police say that the | $s Were undoubtedly pro- fessionals, and that tt d the door with ski ton keys, sorting the plunder during daylight on Sunday, Mr, Leary is satisticd that the plunder could have been car- ried off in acouple of large valises, as the bulk would | not be great. Several of the best detectives have the | pastor FRANK GIRARD, E. RB, 4 2 , case in hand, FIRE IN CLIFF STREET. Shortly after seven o'clock yesterday morning a fire | the last tribute of res broke out in the basement of No. 95 Clif street, occa- pied by 8. W. Green, printer. Before the first detach. | ment of engines had got fairly to work it became evi- flent that they could net cope with the flames, which | Were spreading with rapidity, A second alarm was, therefore, telegraphed aud soon reinforcements were | on the scene. The fire was at length got under control | the losses :—Basement, 8. W. Green, printe at floor, M. M. Kelton & Ca Second floor, front, and third floo Kurt facturer of jewetlers’ tools, $3,000; second flo Taylor & Bassemire, metal spinners, $200; rourih and ‘Mth tloors, Coaries’R, Forrest, engraver, $100, The building, which is owned by Gray '& Green, was @amaged to the exient of $5,000, The losses are mainly | covered by insurance. thins cause of t machinery » is unknown, CHEAP TRAN: IT TO THE SUBURBS, A meeting will be held to-day at Mott Memorial Hall, No, 64 Madison avenue, with a view to devising means for supplying residents of the city with rapid trains to | the gaparbs. Parke Godwin, President’of the Dwelling Association, will preside and mako an address, Among those who will participate are members of the Pablic Health Society and the Cheap Transportation Association. Mr, F. B. Thurber, Secretary of the jac. | tion, FERNANDO Pas their leisare in as- | and shortly afterward extinguished, The following are | $5,000; | long and painful aliness, Dxkastus B, Taato | 65 years, brother of H. 0. Rockwood, of this city, i | yeur of h Parents’ residence, 606 West 43d st, at half. past one o'clock precisely. McKrever.—On Sunday, April 16, after a short ill- ness, Mamin Inexk, only daughter of John and Sarah McKeever, aged 5 vears and 6 months, Too fair a flower To bloom on earth. Funeral this day (Tuesday), at two P, M., trom the residence of her parents, 79 Orchard si, ‘The relatives | and friends are invited to attend. | Pastor.—On Sunday moruing, April 16, of consump- Rn, aged 33 years and 8 months, The funeral will Place irom his late residence, 115 West 17th st., on Tuesday, 18th ist at ton A. M Relatives and triends, members of New York Lodge, No. 330, F. and A. M} and of New York Lodge, No. 1, Henevolent Protective Order of Elks, and members of | frand Lodge, B. P. 0. E., are respectfully invited to at- | tend, | New Yore Lone 9. 1, BENEVOLENT AND PRotRo- KORDKR OF ELKS—BROoTHERS—You are hereby re quested to attend a special communication of this | Todge, at the lodge rooms, on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst., at vive o'clock, tor the purpose of paying the last tFibute of respect 10 our late brother, Fernando R. S. Martin, Secretary. Summons —New York Lodge, No. 330, F. and A, M.— | Brethren, yoa are hereby summoned’ to meet at the lodge rooms on Tuesday, the 18tn, at 9:30 A. M., to pay ct to Our late Brother Fernando ‘aster, E. B. VALENTINE, Master. PRIXDLE, —April 16, of consumption, Karr, daughter of Asa C. Prindie, and granddaughter of James Mc- Farlan, in the 16i year ot her age. The ‘friends of tue tamily aro invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber grandiather, 202 Livingston st., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 19th inst, at halt-past two o’clock P.M. Raeepy.—On Sunday, April 16, after a long and severe illness, Antuvn Rerpy, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence Navy st, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 19, at two Rotock PM. Rockwoon.—On April 14, at Briaport, , Altera D, aged Rattuld and Chivago papers please copy. ! Scnum.—At Momphis, Tenu., on the 30th of Decem- ber, Caxistorumn W. Sonim, of New York, in the doth age. —Suidenty, on April 15, Daximt Snauny, aged | Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral, on y. April 19, from the Methodist church, ath dd aud 4th ats, Brooklyn, E D., at two o'clock P. M. STxvVENSON.—Suddenty, op Monday morning, the 17tn inst, samt Hay, wile of Nupian Stevenson, Fuberal on Thursday, the 20th inst., at ten o'clock A. M., from ber late residenee, foot of West 88th St, to Which the relatives and friends of tho tamily are're. spectfully invited. TauscieL—Monday, April 17, at five P. M., Cano- ter association, wili read a paper on “Morning and | rixk, wile of Louis Truschel, aged 69 years, Eveuing Trains for Working Mev." BOOKS FOR THE HOSPITALS. To rue Evtror of rum Hreat: Notwithetanding the very generous response to our for books, magazines and weekly | tor the inmates of hospitals and other institu. lions, our supply is beginning to fail, and we must ence more beg the public to remember bow much pleasure books whiclé they no longer care to read will giveto the sick and weary. Contributions of this office of Btate Charities Aid Association, No. 52 East | F; street, and thence distributed among needed. We appeal of last aut bind will be most thankfully received at snd duly daitibuine ot Bolevuc'and charity | Notice of funeral tn to-morrow's Henan, Wricut.—At his rosidence, No, 504 West 23d st. on Monday evemng, April 17, Hesny Wren, aged 3 years, Notice of funeral hereafter. —————— PosT OFFICE NOTICE, OST OFFICE NOTICE, ~~ ‘The foreign mails for the week val iM close at this office ‘on Feeeday Re NOH he Burovy, per steume tdaho, via Quecostown, and at 10 | er Amerique, t Europe. per steamer A.M, for France dired per © on Wednesday, at 10 A. Bothnia, via Queenstown ; on any, at bic ALM. | Serer per steamer tell ymoath, Cherbour Hambarg, M., of Europe Bremen, Fravee, per via Qi for Reotiand direct. Must be Mapecially steamer UI vin Glasgow, way mails for Chin Eevee. ke, will lew nel the di ae for Porto Rico, Branil, &e, wn ave ew the mails for the West Indies, via ‘ork 4, javane, will leave . York ws 2. "i ‘ TL, SaMBs, ronmaster, AMUSEMENTS. AY, oor Grose THEATRE, 728 AND 730 BROADWAY, BE: | Hore es ‘2 RW. oe rk Sia STA hg ATR! phatte indorsement by the rer of the exeslionce and ty of this week’ wink” Sistins, 0 famous FREEMAN sisters, | On Bourd the Mary J TYROLEAN Warblings, de. a Board the Mary an wa ‘The beautiful and brilliant, Miss VIRGINIA STICK Combination of the world’ E. ‘D. GOODING, SENATOR BOB HAKT, oKEE, EUGENE BLY ‘The celebrated Over 100 superb artists every rate, Doors open at 7 347s OPERA HOUSE, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D EVERY EVENING AT 8. and Caceres aetinee. ONLY SENSATIONAL VARIETY Assy the beloved wife | only Parisian varieties America, Frediyions combination, variely entertainment in ‘Now. Verk, WITHOUT A RIVAL IN AMERICA, Ri | Fashion's sont mgs, 8 o'clock, Matineen Tuesday. y grad ‘and y at 2. Programme extriordina ipted in Amerien ery AND Se age The manazersent have the pleasure of announcing MOUR EXPENSE OF in. this country, of | she world ND ENGLISH Bate: PLAYE EDWARD | tts ing Mins Grace, Miss ropes Miss Liste und’ Mise Bees he ‘son; VARIETIES, "Eo that they have secured, end the funeral, from Calvary oly | THE SCULPTORS DAEAM, MATINEE. TO-DAY, 2 O'CLOOK. Miles, Bertha” and “‘Cammara, Signor “Norisslimo and | inomast Corps de Butiet in the world, pul HUCLOS BEAUTIFUL. CIRGASSIANS, 15 Sonsation Tablewax | Parlor Gymnastics, Triple Cl IN MINUET in! gorseouy eontumne af Tals Poericss Zitelin, Beautiful Emily Felon, Wondrous Ween original and senlvaied: in Paatianal Song. HB on CARLYLES & SON, raceful and daring tymniste nold AnrHvie yo JOUNSON, Miss BLANCHE ELBERTS, Withy HA: autre GEORGE ATKINS. Lossees *,* Free list absolutel; ‘guspended. The eas ae every day conti iiuously from 8A, ‘to 10. M. SECOND WEEK fe, {INCREASING SUCCESS ot Shakespeare's grand =pectucula ished Fh with the distin gr ane COME tl ‘iluxoun, ip, bis popeler impersonation, the titular character of the omer ie vn aracuaae seek CORRECT cosruatis, Bs, HANDROME. Bs BANNERS AND ot he wonders ROMINENT FEATURES wonde bie tinarnN suas FORGE Op Ea MEN, WOMEN AND representii ont Ei tish nae soldiery and populace Sinton, nnd py en PROCESS! BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX, AN Ormnaric CHORUS OF CHOSEN wees. A jOIR OF MADRIGAL BOYS AN: FULL CHIMB OF CHURCH DELLS. HENRY V. MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY, AT 1:80, ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, JULIUS CaSAR. JARRETT & PALMER.. s+++-Lessees and Managers TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY, NEXT. SATURDAY, April, MATINEE ae E E LYES LEVICK ant... DAVENPORT. THE GREAT CREMATION SCENE! *,*° THE SALE Or SEATS | begins at 9 o'clock on WEDNE: SDAY morning, April 19, at the box office of the Academy, and as 114 Broadway, New York. ar ae $1 TO ALL PARTS R PTION CONCERT, GUARD MOUNT, BATTAL- ton Drill, Dress Parade and Review of the Eighth Regimen: atthe Utppodrome PHIDAY EVESIN Moste by Graculla’s Seventh Regiment tattoo by the celebrated Eighth Regiment ie and ‘Drum Corps. Admission, pened 3 seat Cee ae A mi 17, yt Mi A ri en a7 ae of Mr, NOUN ‘Tholtso OR, TRUE TO OTHE Last, preceded by the farce of Sif BROADWAY (puratRe COMTQUR, Nien CHANGE EVERY EVESIN Ne) WEDNESDAY AND SaTURDAY MAINES aT 2 7 PE” PARISIENNE, “Mule. CORA hsultecria FE, fie MINSTRELS. 1D. MURKY und ALIOE ROSS. BRANAUAR'S BAND. Fi W. W. NEWCOMB. 50 SPECIALTY ARTIST: Wartaces, Proprietor and Manager LESTER WALLACK | EVERY EVENING Oxi FURTHER NOTICE, SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:30, will bo presented a new Comedy-! est and original construction, in for this theatre by Messrs, A. rotghiteagieyr$ NEW AND BE. NUrreUr, SCENIO EFFECTS uve ‘Matt et und 3, Olare. W. n, } ELEGANY” ti eco FORNITERE AND ‘acters will include Moxars t, W.H FLOXD, 0. A. HERBERT, Kak HOLLAND, | SD, E ATKINS Miss’ ADA DY A GERMON: Miss GERALDINE MAYE, in. 38 TON and Miss BE, BLAISDELL on ‘tor seat ‘is earnestly recommended. NIGH “Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY ior TO 149TH TiMis Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY'S GREAT SUCCESS, PREDOMINANT SENSATION OF 1876, AV ET Proprietor and 1TH WEE! , A PLAY OF TO-DAY, Magnificont veenery, gorzeous toilet Lewis, Mr. "Davidge, Me. ihary: more, Mr. Hardenberg, Mr, Dre srell, Miss Gooruie bert, Miss Kate Hol- ir. J sty SIROUGTIAM original characters, CE” po ati FPPP, IF QQQ9 U Wed ‘di aps one. nesday at ‘wwe a gen THE 150TH PERFORMANCE OF PIQUE on FRIDAY, April 28. Bente may be secured now. kT ROWRONS, BENEEIT. mitvnsbAY, Aer ae Mohn Pareles TH FERNOON, AHL 20, Cinude Burroughs, Hi. Claxton, Marie Gor- ari da LONG STRIKE y City Heights, on Wednesday, the | y EW HAMIL Hamlet, « charactor to which no trazedian succeeded in doing justice, except. . King, an iron-hearted an’ vil-lanou fact, a vice of kings. Ghost, whore lite has been cut off by his brote his speeches sorved likewise by, the Secret Service Corps. Fences aes Denmark, “a most seeming, Mrs. Marie Wilkins fate daughter, and no iss Ponte Marrison Abstr . febranicles ‘Of tho times.” Seats now réndy. For the peli od of which will occur on the “ATER Mr, GORGE Ric ved at the box office. OLD will appear as drama of that name, i Orders fresctwneen Tox SQUARE THEATRE, Mr. cach Ae PALME | ciate? sUCcESS NE’ ‘Adapted for this theatre by Mr, Jobn Parselle. FERREOL is the most exquisite drama, in everythin which constitutes the excetlence of a drama, ever exhibite in an American theatre by an American company,—Eveuing Characters by M Frederic Robins ari wood, Mande Harrison, UF emasne Raymond. SATURDAY, Ar! APRIL | ROOKLYN THEATRE. ROMENADE CONC AND pee Je gia DRILL TWELFTH ives ain OF tite MEMENT FUND. REGIMENT BAND. Reserved seats may be obtained from members of the regi- ment and at the principal musk Admitting gentleman and lady, nw" CENTENNIAL 8 TWEL! rn 10 weCN FOUN Waite os Zt Pine x 1. BCRU ce “No, 182 Grand st, ‘ie ionic 5 co No. 33 | : TONY PASTOI’S NEW THEATRE, inee To-lay—Tony Pastor's New Thear To-day—Tony Pastor's Ne INPE. SATURDAY NEXT, April 22, Steinway !iall, at 2PM. Rons OF LAUGHTER, of Professor BELEW at Masonic Temple. IN PSYCHOLOGY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. EVEN- v eRiNas, April 19 and 20, Admission 500, OWES & CUSHING'S crrevs AND TRAINED ANIMALS wilt exhibit every AFTERNOON AND. b, EVENING, "Aainisston, B3e- Seats, IMMENSB SUCCESS ‘vin Havre y | : DOLCIMER. PIPE: +_FRIDAY—Benelit of Mr. JOHN THO&PSON. —— ae THEATER! “BROADWAY TLEATIE AND 33D “ST. THEATRE, anager... Mr. JO: BILL FO! First appearanco of the talented aid veraatile artists 188 MINNIE MISS MINNIE Mi. N.C. GOODWIN. MR. N. ©. GOODWIN- THE nae Basti THE MODBIEN moO SR RETR | MODERN or Ae BY Modern School of Acting WILD. Modern School of Acting Tho entire Company in New “Acts, ‘Sk Comedy, Dances, &e., & “After Yong wad careful preparation, the lon, Beeaeed Rerio-Comic Local Sensation Dramatic ‘Sketch, RICHMOND. ches, Songs, Btor titled JESSIE -——JESSI 1 cheap annie =) ESSE J ERSTE J ESTE JESSIE — 88! SSIE NATINERS WEDNESDAY AND. SATURDAY. OME THEATRE, 024 BROADWAY. fOuN F. POOLE... .. 1 MANAGER, REAT, A GRA) Giear GREAT, A ¢ 1 i A i rae iy AN. BEST OF Aut, PANTOMIMES DUMPTY, P qj HUMP Y DUMPTY, MUMPTY HUMPTY, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. so HILDREN sdmitted to parquet, balcony and reserved 4: | Paes THEATER, ay HRGADWAY AND 22D t BRASS. ONLY ABIDING SUCCESS (OF THE CENTENNIAL BRASS. Mr. George Fawcett Kowe's Humorous Comedy, BRASS, CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY DELIGHTED. BRASS. Secure seats in advance and avold the rash. BRASS, A cast of unequaled strength and attraction. late Lien, Mrs. Brutone, le Norra, W, 3; Cogawoll.¥ ing BRA KVENING AT & BE sar ‘RDAY MATINEE AT 2. 34TH PERFORMANCE TO NIGHT, BRASS. Box office open 8 to 4. Prices $1 50, $1 and 50 cents STEINWAY HALL. THURSDAY EVENING, Apeil 20, 1870, FE BERGNER'S ANNUAL CONCERT, ine following artists have Kindly volunteered thelr ser- B. MILLS... REMMERTZ. | ‘And the NEW YORK QUARTET. Edward Mollonhauer, First Violin; Max Schwarts, Second Violin; George Matzka, Viola; Iredorick Bergner, Violon- th Taek Mr, H. GREINER, Accompanist. Tickets of admission, $1. Gan be Nad at Bteluiway Hall and tho prmeipal muste stores. Me Fr. ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. Woop's, W THIS DAY. + Evening at 8 Matinee at 2, The talented actor, Louise Sylvester, 0. D. BYRON, Sheldon, 1m his great ‘sensation’ in five Autarey Colton? itled, fn the eeusation, eth ‘TO THE CORE, Nor TY, N tANCISCO MINeTRELS OPEEA HOUSE, AN PIARCISCO MINSTR. Broadway MINSTR red SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. — red Lod m4 MINSTRELS. | RISTORUS MEDEA AN 1300 MINSTRELS |" INNOCENCE, Bini, MW MBOLD and BACKUS. ORIME and MA} RICAMDO. JUSTICE. sont SON, POWERS, BARNEY, | CARTEWS RTER, RAYMOND. poa. BLIGHT UE SOLO AND PART SINGING. MULLALY'S ORCHESTRA, ! MATINEE SATURDAY. AT ATS SECURED, HEO. THOMAS SYMP, HONY CONCERTS corner 20th St. FULL Soloists—Miss BINA PREIL, ELLA HARRISON if tute FEMALE CHORUS” as OVERTURE. Lenore 1) 4. BEETHOVEN SYubHONY No Admission, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, AT 8, SIXTH AND, LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT. LAST APPEARANCE OF THEO. THOMAS previous to his departure for Philadelphia. Brice of admission to Symphony Concerts ns usual. Re sorvedsance and tckeisean now ve had at Steinway Hall and at G. SCHIRMEL'S, No. 701 Bro ; also at No, 114 Broadway nud at Ee SCHUHERTIOS No. 24 Union. square, EW YORK AUADENY 0 OF MUSIC, "Reserved Wonta, €ic DES a AY SMAKESPEARE BEALS ‘CELEBRATION. Tonimenial benefit to - THE COUNT JOANNES, who will impersonate Admission, $1; re: Tickets to be obtained at the box office of t ademy every day of Easter werk h of the performance, and at Mr. Broadway, The volunteer artists will smble on the stage of the Academy on We at 12 o'clock, for iutrodaetion and i BANANA MMe rH ST. wb at FO LA BELLE GABRIELLE, TONY PASTOWS MATIN TODAY. Crete MABILLE VARIETIES. 841i ST. AND 3D ‘ay.—Evening at¥. Matinoes Tuesday, Thursday and Hotida; lagmards, e Iliusteated, Fomate Statuary Artists, female Loveliness. Seven Beauties, a lonal Dances. Sultan or Dizay Blonds, Exeelling in beauty, bright grace and enetanting Ateractivencss any similar poriormance yet. presented 0 the American pw ite. pour PA MATINEE Penne fing ‘co fs wreics ertalny thon? TONY PASTOR'S KEW THEATRE, ATINEE TO-DAY. 7% Rw ARIOWAL “MUSICAL BUREAU, PHILADEL- I ne Artists may bt ahem EZ ‘ARK HASSLER, Manager, 214 Sou! Su Pith a by a hh Og~ed oy ‘FERRERO'S ASSEMBLY betes tgen Regiment Band m the Grand Ti or A esti f theeindien of St. A ure with thei operatic ¢ and I Iris MISCINEVOUS OFFSPRING. oh Je, gcmalating of nations oh airs irs. ‘Lainlesion'2 hood MONTAGER Fos, to TO-DAY. TONY Pasiows NEW THEATRE, | OF AC ING - AND rooms and manufactory, i | wanted BOARDERS fen | T aire yew THMATRE, Pe eras ite. lit B Hotel * fi Onee CLASS [ema ace ant fu Roo ‘ ahi ‘TRE rede ry Gags mi, = = Yanery | Doo Fant wap SL RAT BO «lite are nowiteranos TEREUMAMCED. rane | J DOOR FRG iON MADISUN, SQUARE, 33 BART 23D PURE FUN and STRRUING ATTRACTIONS pnt eda: This Evenlug and at the i Tat _wite FIRST CLASS ations ran a fanincmey ured pra, ae, oe Tae Tabak DESIRABLE RONT ROOM Wit also a small Room: ut coweeat wear ule ‘natinfactory pantry, be. a oli Wes ah 7] SUIT OF Roo} bpcrsbat Mb ike dh BATH, ai cLoaETR, o.3 ie. [ AT 20CLOcK, | 2 O'CLOCK, THE FOLLOWING ‘Y OF THE vette easton STAR TROUPE. to Wen, with privi WEAR, exer i tan kacxtahmnettoed 0 a) =I Teanonshive 1 70,8 PER DAY, $470 $10 PER WREM FINE lenne wate ia her ground. 176 Bleee! 176’ Bloccke: ors., weer Broadway. = ° mg ENPING CHILDREN, 2 Board ter grat heey ati iene ire ah lonen and thir Violin Duets and Solow * st. : Lge block from Sith st. station of fuente orks d Railrond. Son: THE ARTIST COMIQUE, ma ait dN iho sa at $$ ———_— —__. BLOCKS FROM Ps0sne srt aaee ae HARRY MONTAGUE, small Rooms to let, with first class Board. 63 Bast 4th own original comic songs. Fe ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH at {arian roof | ¢ Board, at 23 West totesaesntl ci op fare LARGE R Tana = RE FE RESGLNTEY a at2P.M. furvished, bath, &c., with private table and attendance, ier summor rates, referones. 1h Bast 2d st., between Oth CARRIE DUNCAN, an Teeny xe ‘ebWall te, ee AV, 937—ROOMS, SINGLY OREN SUITE, WITH TIERLER, JENNIE 8a or without Board; no moving in May. TH AV., 341.—MES. RE ag WILL RENT PAR- THE BEST ENTE: ‘THE WORLD, HE BEST E se eae 1X THE Wo or and sulte\or, separately. with or with, TONY PARTORS” on GRAND SOntLEe wi be rote aw above, will take place. at the TH AND OTH “AVA —VERY DESIRAULE ACADEMY OF a: IC, Tharsday, April 27. y with Board; references, 5% West 19th Due notice of opening sale of seats and full parsicularsia | =i] AV., 208, MADISON PAU =PRONT PARIOR Sunda ‘i 5 und Hedroom; private bath, els “EB FREISCHUTZ” «CS: eins Board: immediate possession. JOUN P. ‘WorsteLL. D ING MADISON SQUARE asso 8 ae "ona 12 EAST 23D ST., FRON A ae let, elegantly furnishea Rooms, wi pag ARION ae nitfpenceans, 8ST. JOHN'S GUILD. Ii se ST. 194 WEST, 6TH Ry rh Seca front Room to let, with Board; 1st May or before, li EAST 25TH ST., BETWEEN STIL res ee avs.—Elegantly farnished Rooms, with ever vO° ent, ~ let, en suite or singly, with first class 3 rete Agath ‘Aunchen Mi 14 # mage 31ST 8T.—ROOMS TO LET TO SINGLE lemen, with Board. Condi 217 WEST.—RLEGANT ROOMS. EN Ml j ieage iaeege ie Eeonold Damrowah 14" Wah! Wee acca peracte satis is Ghadeed ae i. TH ST. 210 WEST.— DESIRABLE ROOMS, SECOND and tilird storler, having all modern conveniences, srodhead, iB Pens sister 3 ae cor aad with Board, at moderate ovieee Townsend Cox, Meury Hentz, 14 Tu St WEST, Ni —TWO LARGE Ci Oswald Ottendorfer, Francis B. Thurber, ing Rooms, A furnished, to let, with Ri Soe REN. Willis H. Wile. terms moderate. oe hati aaion, s1, © stoned Se ae gt 30. 15 WEST LTT St. NEAR BROADWAY. ELEGANT. ed at tho fut Tickets boxes and be obt ished Rooms, with superior Board, gentleman sociakety hones, #0, repstent: seeay atte oe enerned ss tba! | aoa wile or party of ‘of contiomen accommodations first clase; ; Rullman's, 114 Broadway; Sone & Fleming's, 126. | location conti ferences. and at the Academy of Music. T > IND 19 WEST tot 5 CADEMY or MUSIO.—! N’ rige, airy Rooms, en or singly, with sup A onrow iiiteas a Re betocu A yori aaa Board; Tocntion unexceptionable: references. hd OE Ferme ls cate dled () WAVERLEY PDACE.—LARGE AND SMALL gitlocs, ceooee 6 abe < 20) Roometo tet, with Board: house now!y, furnishod ands iat Betti famous gouie Opera, in two acta, | 34, convenient to) Broadway: trausient parties pecom- MALE DE SEVIGLIA — Mile, ANNA DE 9G ie 2 A inh ag. Rooms, made for the summ ny FIGARO | = ST Siti aE HEAR SPU AV CRPOOTOUR: é. ¢ EAST SOTH ST, NEAR STu AV.—>PaCiuus! ARLOCOA MASBIESE 2 newly fitted Rooms, with Bourd, for tamilias or gen NEAR STH AV,—" erior 47TH ST, WINDSOR BLOCK.—LIBERAL ements for Board, in handsomely fienished, wa ae or Signor PRRRANTE Musical Director ... During the Singing Lesson a (a) Seretnde, by Gounod, Hemen: permanent: references. th) Brinda, from Lauerenia Borgia, WEST 16TH ST.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD, SUIT- Mmer BUGE NIE PARPENUEiN 27 Meir cencioman and iid wife or parties of single gentlemen eee ees BT. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED tof Mec nina ee |, together or separately, 'd; references. * 3] MADISON FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT re. SATURDAY APTERNOON, April 23, at 1:80, AND BELOGGA ATATINEE ents dan one te secured Bridie bassetins otitis A-eilsy of Music and 114 Broadway. Free list suspended. I <; 'NHE LYCEUM, board; opposite Madison sq 37 WEST 147H «ST. KEPT BY ENGLISH TAth st ad ee er OU MATT MORGAN, Manager. | 333) iS, ramily and single froat Rooms; small tables; WEDNESDSY WARD PATURDAY MATINER, table boarders; Parlor Suit; references. special attraction for TH Ss HANDSOMELY FURNISHED "EASTER WEEK. 3: | aes Bi iy 1s ny n suite 00. 820+ ASTER WEEK. ond floor. trout house and location first ; Felorences Harlgiag ent Gomedy Company ignite an | eT a0 BF, MEAN MADISON AVSTO DET HE " LYCEUM. Sd: Bin peace lensane Suit of family Rooms; alsd WRONG MAN, ALTE dosiradle single a tor gentlemen, h. 3 SEAR BROADWAY.—ELE- Keine: "3 DAWN, g AT ZHE LYCEUM. Bae a peg FS BAC EYED and gentlemen; referenoss. ‘onde Mahe toe es.) if 38. 40, 42 AND 44 WEST 14TH ST.—ROOMS, WITH Fs = « Board, permanent or transient ; house and accommo- eee oy aye igen” ae ae dations first class, 8888. uvuu 8888 A A N = ® 41% WEST 18TH 8 DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH eM (AW AL 2 IN THE CHIE SEW THRATHE, 44. TAR tare Roca $22 and S18 for two, every: TO-DAY DW. thing included; references given and required. 5 EAST sOTH sT., BETWEEN BROADWAT AND 4: 4th av.—Rooms, with Board; doable and single, rit St 214 | WEST.—PLEASANT ROOWS ON SEO. 45783 nh Board; nixo other Rooms; references. pi Sei | Bie Eanes ieee ee wirtimeeria AND ORGANS, $3 46 i ery with or without Board; terms moderate. monthly instalment eee Brune ADEOSITE WESTMINSTER 3. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. IRVING PLACE (OPPOSITE WESTMINSTER es, —Dei Rooins fi Broakfast- LOT OF SECOND HAND PIANOS, IN THOROUGH AG Tisteh. wteable Resins (an ate verene a 3 ICKERING & SONS, 130 3th av., cor. | 4.6 WEST ZC SESTANDEOME “nooMs, WITH . Board, singly or en suite: roferences, 14TH ST.—A SI 4 iT OF HANDSOM! FRONT Th Rooms on third floor, vith Boned ; house a teat stoma retosent, “and rent,» perfect order. WILL- 16th at. nts, ner of 18th st, —ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING ‘genuine second band Steinway Piano are invit cull at our warerooms, where a number of Steinway Piston all in perfect conaition and some nearly new, ate constantly | 7] mpts are constantly made in tits city and elsewhere by tempts CE ee aes ate cuseie ws salt ties] nicome ‘oor? aizo hall Room all turniahed, with Board. Inferior instruments, bearing our name or uname spelled T 16TH ST., BETWEEN STH AND OTH AVS.— so similar that many people do not notice the difference. and 49% Nicely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to: fam- purchase the spurious, one instrament for a genuine | {lies and gentlemen, transiently and permanently; no mov- Brehnway plane, ait Bersons, Uetore purchasing such instru. | ing. ment, will take ghe numberof same nnd call on or write to 5 WiST wa SU, DATWHEN_ OTH —AV-ANB Us, it'ean abonce be ascertained whethor tho instrument Is | 5 WEST 33D ST, BRTWEEN OTH AV. TAN & Kennine Steinway piano or a fraud. OO _Broadway.—Large ‘Room ; table fi carpets ¥ & SONS, Steinway Hall, and furniture now thr ronghout; releresest nt ee _107 and 111 East'Lith st., New York. | Say WEST BATH ST, NEAR BROADWAY.—AN. ELE 44 POSITIVE CHANCE.—AN ELEGANT CHICKERING gant Second Floor to rent, with first class Board; also SONS! 74 octave Pianoforte at bargain; a brilliant | hall Room; reference given and required. | Seneeray moterem wanes: Piaayiins: Sear Seee, ey 63 Takk AY —TO LRT, & SINGLE ROOM, AMPLE On plate, cost $1,200, for $2 ‘guarantee and bill Of alo transferable to purchascr: also Parlor, Library, clusets, third floor front, with Board; also Chamber and Dining Room Furniture. Call private resi: fourth floor, dence 120 Wes near 6th av. 7 IRVING PLACE (GRAMERCY Po rey ed \ iN PI a8 TO AND RENT ALLOWED | O10 Pinas dies raed Rooms on second and purchased SEetne squares and grands, SIMP- wth No. é a 105 WEST 13TH ST,—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BON 4 co, vast Lith back Parlor and other Rooms, with Board; refer- A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS MONTH.—A FINE | ooo ab tmovin Er eamoriment of frst class Flanos, all news osly need to Shi Hi NEAR OLARENDO! ys had EAST 1ST: a iN 114 ii Rooms, with Hoard; reterences. " ‘The largest inducement. ever offered. In this eity to those desiring to yet an excellent Mocicrnig at manufacturer's prices. T WEST 1871 ST. NEAR OTH AV —A. STRICTLY LIT puivato family would ilke to dispose of ‘Te vb ir Second ‘erms very reasonable. Every nia piano fall warranted. For Floor, ef rey of talon atone nT ord Seniial further information call at ROS.’ manufac- | tory. 1356, 3O8, 380, 362, 364, 366, ie 0, 372 2d av., corner | Board; house an‘ be ova ce | ny { 8T., NEAR UNION SQUARE.— PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL STEINWAY & | LL Rooms for families or single gentlemen; also table Son's Flanotore at’ sacrifice: 734 gevave four round | Bourd curved rorewoodl case jern improvements, full | | HAST SeTHt ST. ONE DUOR FROM UEXING cererane, aie ei salon took, Covers | Le Vioasant Rooms to let, with Board, for Joman and lady, in a private Jewish fam- Rent tix’ Story brown, ‘stone 47 West 16th st., bet Sth and LL, LES: [AA WEST 15TH ST.—PRONT PARLOR, NEATLY wood 7 octave wih also 7 stop Orga 44 furnished, to gentleman aud wife; Board for wite sacrifice for cash, 28 East 3d st., near 2d av, if desired. ARNORE'S FIANOFORT 48 BLEROKER ST. i149 EAST 38D ST, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND ; closing out large, elegant stodk, 3d avs.—A handsomely furnisted Room to let, see ona floor, with or without Bourd, in a private family, EAST SIST ST.—ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR oailty oh Pott enn ORES | LOB Adan entice Thied Floor to let, with Hourd, Pe ‘zach st 16 2) WEST BIST ST RNISeD KOOM OS Dan $100; —BEAUTIFUL — PIANOFORTE.—STEINWAY thous Board; aloo. two ov. Hinnoforte ; every {uprovement ; great sacrifice, neon’ |. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Brondway. 300 BAS nished MUSICAL. PERTENCED ORGANIST “AND CHOTE MAR | PES: Lee 203 a OAR oa AER beds ges mest aie | 218 EAL EE A se Le aad XT r VA’ () WEST iotir st—coop Richa e LARGE AND awentenan 4 rama since in UP cote and 221-2 unfuratahed Second Floor, with + Beene physics references exch exchan; mpubsertytion ‘Books opeu from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. = Wipow Woman, with a comfortable hom fine henlthy oF RAST sor ST —A (RESPECTABLE ANTED—A TENOR, FAMILIAR WITH THE EPIS- copal service, Adilrens, stating fullest particulars | res'best Freres Keb y capability to sand ere i lowest sal: MUSIV, station FA | ‘and lowest salury, station jo an organist | a aoe Ri “Ooms Board, transieut or ‘4 4TH ST.—FURNISHED OR UNFUR. Rooms to let, with Board; torms $6 and $7 DANCING mL IES. ently; aso table boarders %, Y SSACSE'S™ DAS ACADEMTE: 5 | DOO} , ASAE ON SAME | 269 eA Oa iJ honed Board, “| —GARTIERS DANCING AUADEMY, PLIMPTON fe ering Hae OWE Building, Stuyvesant ani Mh sts.; open all summer A FRENCH WIDOW Arr he La Ig A) hee months, OF T * = | 254 wriet who without lessons in glide waltz a specialty. without ened Vo-eentlemen ve quiet 1edy. PpiAMo D's DANCING AUADEMY, 1.208 BROAD. Theale box Lo seta seronee an way,—Opom the year round ; Classes Tnosday, Wednes. bs x VING A VERY ELEGANT SUIT OF Gay and Saturday; Dress Recoplion to night, commencing aa ett Rooms, will rent then. a rag al ane at 9:90, wile, with private table or Bonrd for the Indy on! willing te By, a raid Uprown 8 fair Lee may jaadtem SENCRREEY, a RESMANSHLY, ARITHMETIC, EO Broadway, prepares for busi “wae a 230 ST. AND 40 WEST 2001 sT,— ein | A Kiegant Apartments, with Board, n'a French N tamtly, three oo Sean ante oderate prices. Get French atid Spauish spoken. Facer LLHGH AND HUDSON RIVE IN: aie eRIvATE Se yaiwiait Fiabe with 4 stitute oven for summer boarder r ee tee terais and rooms vars one LACK A Rep class kag Siig Sep 2 Room: & BROo., Cl We tape on ‘corne’, Address & D., Herald ee i serithmets nu a ae ea okkeeping. arithme ianghes, Germany French wridag aons, Ste MSS | “9 PRIVATE FAMICY HAVE 70 OR THREE VERY SLY POW yay AU LADIES? shod Rooros NTED-IMMEDIATKLY, FOR A YOUNG LADIES Shino nerds 368 Weee 2a st pees im thi xpertenced Indy teachor for SANT . ish branches i “SOME PLEASANT ROOMS, FURNISHED, @ = adress. FRINGED AL, 5) achiganesis 12 Unton square, next to Union Square Branch ofice, tox Tk otel, WEEKS “HOARDING SHOR, | (J (SEY ROENISHED “ROOMS To” RENT —W I i IR Board; furniture, &., the Dest; netzhborhood test ease ABEL WiiTHOCK, Souths Witany 24 Base Lath, STS AND PARTICULARS OF sags ete boarding eccomumedations (re BANEOT Mpted rectory 1,109 Brondway, soc md oor pan FLOOR AND OriiER ROOMS woOMs TO) er, sennittnesibinec nae ad iti whit: Board for tnd f N ee tie Goud, SECOND AND. CYLINDER nly tn pease tunity. “Adres Address, with particulars, box 4, a e WO YOUNG MEN WANT A UsLE ROOM, Wie Tit. PAY 20 FOR A CIGAR STAND 5 DOWN SOWs SOWe, qT" Bourd; mast be ber Wreheap rem.” asdrese W ald mei eran eh See W., Herald office, aud 7th ave, Address, with term ANTED—TO PURCHASE ONE OR TWO SECOND | 7 CLASS HOARDING hand “Blake's Stone Crushers,” ® Steam soad Koller eC Steam Kngine, Address J. J. W., Herald themselves of unr great Acquaintance with the character ‘NEWSPAPERS, ) FEARS OF NRW. 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