The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1876, Page 9

we z THE COURTS. | sis| | The Appeals in the Tweed Million Suit. Conclusion of the Argument Before the Supreme Court, General Term. , ———— Revival of the Crooked Whis- key Litigations. | PROPESSED ANXIETY FOR A SPEEDY TRIAL Se Before the Supreme Court, General Term, there was aturther argument yesterday on the appeals taken in the Tweed $6,000,000 sult. In supplementary pots submitted ny Mr. Dualey Field it was insistcd that the prosecuting counsel tuiled to keep good faith in regard to the stipulation to try the $6,000,000 suit »y the Jury erapanelied in tue $1,000,000 suit. He stated that bhe second, like the former suit, alleges a conepiracy between Tweed and Watson to defraud, but the war- Fants in that case are city warrants, while in thia case they are county warrents. A stipulation was hurriedly prepared for the plaintiffs’ ccunsel and signed, and the plaintiffs subsequently elected to try the $4,000,000 Suit. This port of the plaintiffs counsel, be insisted, Involved a breach of faith, The defendant's covnsel were compelled by sevore illness in the family of ono of them to ask tor an adjournment of the trial fora tew days, a request which no Christian or gentieman could ouject to, and no Court could retuse. ‘Was made to persuade the Court this adjournment, the plaintifle’ counsel extorted from the defendunt’s counsel an abandonment of their chent’s rights. Mr. Peckbam went into an extended relutation of she bree, “at that there was po proo! of conspiracy be ‘weed, Woodwaia and others of the so-called “Ring.” He then gave a history of tne formation of the Ring, of the manner in which the stolen money was divided, and contended st 1. that the evi- deuce of conspiracy was plain and incontrovet je. de eonciuded the argument, and the Court took “the papers. As at the previous argument, Mr. Charte: O’Conor was present and listcned attentively to the oppusing counsel, although taking bo part besides oc- casional suggestions to Mcssry, Peckham and Carter, his associato prosecuting counsel. ‘The price of the Herad to-day and henceforth will be three cents, Tomar THE CROOKED WHISKEY SUITS. One of the long pending Whiskey Ring cuses was yesterday called ap in the United States Circuit Court; before Judge Benedict, who presides over tho crimiual branch of the Court for the present term. There are several persons under indictment for alleged violations vf the revenue law, and »t the inception of the prose- ution it was supposed that the government officials had unearthed a series of systematic frauds in this city 8 gigantic as those which made the St. Lous Whiskey Ring sults 60 notorious, Time, however, or subsequent investigation into these alleged frauds has _ considerably damped the zeal with which the prosecutors and theit witnesses went bolore the Grana Jury and objained in- dictments against a number of woolesale deal@rs mm this cit, nd who Were subsequeatly arraigned and held to bail in large amounts, Among the wholesale liquor dealers indicted at the time on a charge of dealing in crooked whiskey were W. S. Miller & Co., aguinst whom wore found jour indictments, These purties have from time to time endeavored to bring on a trial, but the District Attorney was not prepared, or the time of the judges was so preoccupied, that It was not till yewterday tueir case was brought beiore Judge Benedict. Even then, however, the prosecution was at fault, and Messrs. Miller & Co.'s counsel formally moved that nis chents be discharged upon ther own fecognigunce, their case naviug been uiready stricken wT the calendar by the District Attoruey. Coun- bl stated to the Covrt that he had called upon the District Attorney a number of times to obtain Wwiormation that bad been promised him, but that je had always been put off with excuses. lhe de- bendunts were indicted last May; they have never put im a dilatory plea ora plea in abatement; they de- manded & speody trial and tney could not get it. Their buximess haa suffered materially, and they were spoken of throughout the West as the compamions of Babcock apa other suspectca persons. The Iistrict Attorney bad inquisitorial powers given to him to examine the books and papers of the firm, and he took only oue book and failed to revurp that. At the conclusion of the counsel rgument une of the defendants said that he would like to say afew words, but the Court suggested to bim that the plea of tounsel was suilicient. Assistant District Atiorney Foster said that he regrotied that the delendant should be obliged to suller under the imputation fora longer periog, but he must object to the motion, as the As- wstant District Altorney bad not been gality of neglect, bhis being the frat time the case was un the calenvar, He was willing, however, thut the bail should by re- duced one-half, The Court took the papers. The price of the Hunan to-day and henceforth will be three cents, SUMMARY OF }AW CASES. The suit of Frederick W. Gertz against Ann Kohn- ven, in which the assignee of Henry Hodson sued ona $2,000 promissory note by defendant’s uoceased hus- band, lor groceries, ts on trial betore Judge Lawrence, lu the Supreme Court, Henry Greenbaum has, brought suit against Sheriff Conner for $1,000 damages, fur entering his place apd selling bis stock of goods on execution. Tho case is on trial before Judge Douobue, of the Supreme Court, Judge Barrett yesterday demied the motion to vacate tho order of arrest in the suit of Wallace et al. vs, Castle et al, He cites as tho reason of his decision the ruling in the cave of tho attachments against Tweed. The suit of Browy against the Mayor was tried yea- tetaay before Judge Van Brunt, in the Court of Com- mon Pleas, The suit was to recover for extra work done lor the Departuwent of Docks. Judge Van Brunt dismuased the complains. in the suit of Auva Rowe agaiost the New York Gas- light Company, tried beiore Judge Larremore, boiding Supreme Cont, Circuit, the fucts of which have been pubished, the jury to which the case was given yos- leruay was unable to agree aod was accordingly dis- charged. ihe I of the sult of Je! bclry hdd Spader against the | New York Elevated Rai Ite siow length along be Superior C wis ‘he evidence 1s still almost entirely documentary. Awntol habeas corpus was granted yesterday by Judge Barrett tm the cuxe of Quimbo Appo, which is made returnable this woruing. Te is set forth in the | pevition thay Police Justiee Duly bad Lo right to in- Vesiigate the case of Quimvo A)po's alleged crime, but that the Coroner 1s the proper person to iuvestigne the alain,” Isanc Wood has brought suit against the city aw agsiguee of Thomas U. Fields jor the latter's salury as Corporation Counsel irom August 1, 1871, to Dede: “ber 1, 1872. case Dax Devd a | tune belore the | courts upd was fivaily argued y “day oD { betore the Supreme Court, General Term, the Court taxing the papers. Judge Burrett yesterday denied the motion recently argued before Bin om «pplication ui the Pacitic Mail Steamship Company tv Vacate the attackmens agaist Ule steamer Colon, serzed by the city for nou-pay neat Assessment oO the us evidently got to remain | Jonger im Ludiow Street unlevs lis counsel, Mr. G. | W. Wilsow, cam discover some untried loophule of | excape. Judge Barrett yesterday denied the ap- | plication tor his release, which is asked) tur on the ground that he tas a wife living who is not the woman claitaing io be the wile ty whom he hay been ordored wo pay ulimony. A motion Was beard y: dict, 1m the United states Jotormat on against Poiny Rouzor uudervalvation of youds through the Custom House. Lt Was contended by detendant’s counsel (bat iniorimu- tou cannot be tiled wniess a case bas been fret heard beiore a United States Commissioner. Assistant Dis- Irict Attorney Foster opposed tue motion, and the Court (yok the papers. Uanet Dreyer, alleged to have been concerned in running an Hiner stui iD a vucaDt jot bounded by Seventieth and Seventy-first streets aud Eleventh apa Twellth avenues, surrendered bimeeil yesteruay to she United States Attorney and gave bail in $5,000. reyer told United States Atiorney Huilman that he Lad ovcupred a part of the buiiding as 4 baru and that be renied the rest to a man uamed Moyer. Richard J. Morrison ciarms that Comptroller Green owes hin $831 for preparing proots, statements und arguments and giving information, In 1874 to legisla tive committees at Aluany uud to Mr. Green in regard to city Jegisiation, There way an urgument yesterday | in Supreme Cor Chauibers, velore Judge Barrett, ov @ Motion to Wismist the demurrer to the compiuint. Judge Barrett took (he papers, Kutus McHary, a real estate broker, brought suit against Jobn B. Stratton and Jarvis Jonuson tor one percent hegre d ou rsa ol ten houses in Brovklya jor farin, whieh he elected for deiendanis, ws he savs, but Whiten thoy say they never avcepteu. The case was triea befure Judgo Donoliue yesterday, when the jury dieagroed and were discharged. Church of the Resurrection wus Ls say A 4 an! erday before Judge Bene- ircuit Cuurt, to quash the e, vhargea with ud, A motivn to modlly 1 the dveree no as to give nuve e vt the vacation of such Assessments pursuant to a late decision of the Court of Appenia exempting trom ‘usseRsine Tetigious aud benevuient curporativas was argued at some length NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. yesterday before Jedge Davis in nigel sain: Chambers. Willam H. Hunt objained in Louistana a divorce from his wile, Sarab UL. Hunt, and subsequently re- married. His wife brought suit in the Supreme Court here against him for divorce round of a ge setting up that the secoud marriage was illegal. Lo the trial betore Judge Davis, at Special Term, a verdict was rendered for the defeudaat An appeal was taken to the General Term, where the case was yesterday argued, decision reserved. The Mercantile Lite jasurance Company beld a mort- gage e Robert W. Millbanks gold mine, in Colum- county, Receotly Mr. A. De Witt Baldwin, the ‘sold the same in foreciosure ngs, passing over the money for t seized the money betore it touched the receiver's bands, claiming arigut to do so under atiachment, Bedertigr brought in Supreme Coart, Chambers, rday, ii the course of ab argument upou wbich De mode of seizing money uaderwent @ thorough ven- ulation, The price of the Rrxaty to-day to-day and henceforth will be three cents, ny deed the deputy sheritt DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT---CHAMBELS, By Judge Barrett. Pacific Mail Steamsbip Company va. Commissioners of Taxes, &c.—The proceeaings sought to be stayed are not in epforcement oi the judgment. As well might & plamtif who had sought to restrain the foreciosure ofa chattel mortgage alter the dismiesal of his bill ask a reinstatement ol the injunction on appeal becuuse be had stayed proceedings oder the judgment of dismis- sal The answer would be that tue mortgage was not being foreclosed by force of the judgment. ‘The motion must be disinig-ed, with costs, Piatt vs, Degraw.—After {uit consideration I have conciuded that perhaps the plaimtitt should not by un unconditional dissolution of the temporary mjunetion be deprived of the opportunity of sustaming this bill upon the trial at the same time. My mind is ancbauged us to the sugges thrown out upon the argument, but by conunuing the mjunction pendente lite Mr, | Degraw, tan honest holder of this jucgment, cannot be seriously prejudiced for tne staiute, as security amply protcets bim (2 Wutts, section 2, 90-92), injunction may therefore be continued upou the plamuf! depositing the tui) amount of the judgment und executing a boud fur damages und costs, or instead | executing a boud with two good sureties to pay the Judgment, damages und costs. Lf the deposit be ui ‘made or the boud given withiv ten days, the injuuction must be dissulved, wiih $10 costs, order to be settles on two days’ notice. Washingion Laie Insurance Company vs. bauer, —It is quite clear that if the tourth mortgages bad tiled av independent bill and obtaimed a receiver in such suit he woud thereby have secured the results which a prior mortgagee had procured—a simitar up- poiutment (10 Paige, 43). There is no guod reason why he should be deprived of the fruits of his superior dengeace because he proceeded as a defendant on this action, It would be inequitable at this late day to question the justice of the order, and it would be con- Urary to setuied principles, The motion must there- fore be denied. Williams vs. O'Donnell.-Allowance of $400 to plainwifl’s atiorney aud $250 to Mr. Byrnes. Demervst vs, Beldren,—Motion Tees but without cosis, as the delendfint has not been diligeut in moving, in the matier of the National Butchers and Drovers? Bank.--Motion denied, without costs and without rejudice to any al pheation which the petitioners may we advised (o make on a bill fed, Handren vs. Rooker,—It 1s not customary to put ‘this class o/ actions on the Special Circuit calendar, On the reargument the motion ts denied, without coste, 1p the matice of reguiatins, grading and improving Enghth avenue I presume us nothing bag been heard Irom the petitioners’ counsel that they ‘are satisned that this proceeding cannot be sustained, It so seems to me alter going over the papers; the application therefore ts denied, with $10 costs, Cruser va. 'umpkins —‘the claim was not upreason- ably resizted, aud the application for costs (other than disbursements) wnd extra allowances must be dr nied, Piummer vs, Belden.—Default opeaed on payment withia two days of term (ee, trial fee, disbursements of inquest, &e., of Judgment und $10 ‘costs of opposing motion, and stipulating within such two days to try the action on the 26th just, judgment and proceed- ings thereunder to stand 6 security, 11 such coats are not paid and such stipulation given within such time the motion is denied, with $10 costa, Tayler vs. Mabie.— Motion denied, without costs, (See Lossky v8. Meyer, 3 Laud, ch. 69, Gaylor va. Gaylor,—Ibe plana inust not invoke the aid of the Court to cnabic her to live away from ber husband without just cause, Her position on | these athdavits 1# entirely untenable, and instead of graating her rt ary ert and. the means of prosecuting an unfecessary suit I am satisiiea that I shall best conserve her truest imterests by advising her to accept the good counsel contaived in: the alli- davit of the affiact Kiersted, The motion is denied. Showler Showlor.—Alimony $8 per week and counsel tee $25, In the matser> of opening Fort Washington Ridge Road. Application grat Hayes va, Ryan.—The eine for reargument shoula be made promptly at the first spectal term of con- enumerated motions or some reaxonable excuse shown for the delay (o How., 366; 2 Abb., 460), Something was said upon the argument as to why the motion was not sooner made, but notping of tho kind appears in the th $10 costs. otteltas & Bi counrel ‘urther in these maiters if desired. Rooaids va. Ropaids.—Report contirmed and judg- meut granted. Frouch, &e., v8. Gearty. While it would probably ve much better for the parties to try this action belore a referee, yet it is not # case where « compulsory referee, under section 271, can be ordered. The motion must be dented, with $10 costs, , Nox vs. Rice.—Order sottled. * ‘Tilgham va. Hoffman et al.—The motion is, tn all re- spects, denied, except that the answer served may stand, on payment of $15 cosis velure uotice of trial, $10 custs of this motion und disbursements of entering Judgment, within days, Ov payment cb deicndant Hota ment, auswe as security. Asa further condition, defendant Hollman must stipulate to accept short notice of trial ior Novem- ber, ‘anu to the cause going on tue Special Circuit calen- dar, otherwise the motion is, in ull respects, deuied, with $10 costs. Naughton vs, Chave.—Motion granted for first Friday of November, The Mutual Life Insarance Company ve. Cameron.— The laches is only apparent. The defendant moved as svon as be learned what bad taken piace inthe suit and when for the first ume tho question of his lta. bility ior a detciency became a practical one, He ought to be allowed to plead his diseuarge upon pay- ment of the costes which have accrued since the du- cision of the General Term, toliowed by the notice of trial for the secoud term and $10 costs ot motion. The piaintifl, however, hus the usual leave to discop- jaim aby personal claim against Cameron ty days, without costs, Bucking +L Wenselt. nection 16% obtreinplated «, case where neither reply nor demurrer to the count claim hus been interposed witbin the twenty days scrived by law. Here a demurrer was interposed and the defendant has an order for judgment in his favor theroun. It would be abaurd to move at Chambers tor ment whicu the Court at Special Term (after ¢ urguinent om both sides) has already granted, motion (o vacate must be denied, with $10 costs. Cohen vs. Cohen —' decree ehould not be Opened without notice to tein va, Carr.—Aller acaretul analysis of the afd: iu connection with the tssues raised by tho plead- toga, I think this moilon should be denied, wita $10 costs, to ebide the evert, Flint vs. Flint—Tne Court had jurisdiction, both over the person und the subject matter. The defend. aut could have set up the alleged prior marriage, vut jled to do 80, and informed his attorney that ne did not know where the woman Was, and would not, under any cireumstances, permit such former marriage to be used as a defence on ail the tacts. fam of the opinion that the present eNort wo vacate the decre simply ap uttempt to deprive plamtil of the traits of the | tion, und to obtain indirectly what the Court, on rect motion and after full bi oy, has relusea—viz., reliet trom aisbursemen; The dotendant is still in contempt of the decree, and should vot now be permit- ted to set op what he deliveratety refused 16 plead when he had the opportumty. The motion denied, with $10 evsis., Hegy v4 Chave.—Motion granted tor Orst Friday of | | November. | In mutter of Barrett—The taxation must be re- | versed and ali the jLoms objected to disallowed, Matter of Collins.—Ip one case it was proved that Collins acted as poundmartor and restored the fee as such; in the other it was proved that he admitted that he wus poundmaster aud bis own tesumuny concedes the Lact. fact that his oppression of poor people continued after be had been repeatediy admonished and leniently dealt with by the coui The ease agaynst bin was clearly proved aud be should be punished. The application denied, SUPBEME COURT—SPKCIAL TERM. By Judyo Van Vorst. Abraham ct al. vs, Smith, ke, et al,—Jndgment for plainuift, Opinion. Herries va, Nowell.—The de ny points and papers op submission should be handed | Meyer vs. schiffer et al—Th fudings mast be made to conlor.n directions heretofore given With respect to the application of the sum of $2,500 on the mortgage. See inemorandum. SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL TERM. Curtis and Vau Vorst. —The judgment appealed from should be affirmed, with ‘Soatn-Upinion by Judgo Curtis. SUPERIOR COUBT---SPECIAL TERM. By Chiet Justice Curtis. Hotlinan.—Motion to strike out second twenty eig plaintifis to abide eveut MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Chief Justice Shea, Hecker vs. Cox; Thurver va. Kelly; Frank ve. Duffy; Derillars ve Conner. Motious granted. Smith va Al Herbst vs. Vicbot; Boehm vs. Geyer; Mekeo ve. Murpoy; Johnson ve. The Union sti wold vs. Tompkins; Reich va. Lery; vl Buuer; Pouchey vs, Hnab; Fleicher va. "Kopieck; Yuncker vs. Duze Hughes’ vs. the Mayor, &e.; Carpenter va. Prince; Tucker va. Sheri- duu, —Orders granted. By Judge Goepp. Shwartz vs Appold.—New trai granted on the authority of Boomer vs. Koon (6 sup., U. K,, 645). The price of the Henatv to-day and henceforth will be three cents. Perm. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 1, Before Judge Sutherland, ‘The trial of Michacl McGinn for murdor in the Grae degree was continued turoughout the entire of This caxc Was aD aggravated one, from the the ‘Court yesterday and will hardly ke concluded to- day, All the testimony taken thus far vis directly | Wo establish the fact that on the morning of September My one nem the teen years ol ead of Patrick Hayde wat hort 1ron bar, knowa to rail- men as a coupling pin, striking him on the head } <i jucing ® wound irom which be died on the te ult, The price of the Usrauv to day and henceforth will be three cents. GENERAL SESSIONS—PART Betore Judge Gildersieeve. A WOMAN CHARGED WITH ARSON. Nearly ail of yesterday was occupied In this Court tn the trial of Bridget Kyun, indicted for arson in the second degree, She was charged with setting fire to the upper story of the tenement bouse No, 75 West streeton the 9th ius Assistant District Attorney Russell prosecated the case and Mr. Jobn 0. Mott de- fended the prisoner, [he evidence for the prosecution was very strong direct against the accused, It Was shows that the ‘landlord instituted proceedings to dispossess her; that she thereupon moved to No, 150 Greeawich sireet; that she said she would have .ber revenge on the landiord, and that, ax stated by several witnesses, she went so fur us to say that she Would tire the place before she leit it, The fire was discovered justafter she weat away, and hencé ner arrest apd Subsequent indictment by the Grand Jury, On the cross-examination by Mr. Molt the witness became ib. volved in wotui contradictions, aud the fact was tinally } eheited that a young daughter of one of the tena bad brought down from the upper story a lighted pr of paper to kindle w fire ina stove. and that contem- poraneous with thus occurred the tire, This tte girl was Very dest, and the way Mr. Mott had to yell in her cur to make her understand 1s questions caused cun- siderable merriment iu court. The result wus, not of the yelling, but of the testimony thus elicited, au ac- quitta! of the prisoner. REPLENISHING HER JEWELRY AND WARDROBE, Cora Seymour, a comely servant girl, was sent to State Prison tor two years upon her admissiun that she stole $1,500 worth of clothing and jewelry from the premises of her employer, Mary J. Brooks, No. S06 Lexington ayevue, during the absence of that lady upon the 17th inst, Mrs, Brooks saw Cora in company with a map at Sixth avenue and Filteenth street, car- Tying off the property, and thereupon bad her arrested, 2 | | ' The price of the Hwnatv to-day and henceforth will be three cents, COURT CALENDAKS—THIS DAY. Scraxus Court—Caamorns—Hold by Judge Bar- Now. 96, 113, 189, 161, 162, 163, 186, 195, 206, 208, 320, 234, 250, 252, 3, 260. | SUPRKMK COURT—GENERAL Tkum—leld by Judges | vis, Bragy and Daniels. —Nos, 198, 207, 208, 210, | 211, 22) 163, 179, 186, 206, 214, 215, 145, 146, 147, 14, | | 15, 285, .166, 137. SUPREME CovetT—Sraciat ‘TxrM—Held by Judge 146, B34, 445, 322, 474, 475, 621, 524, 7 Van Vorat.—Nos, 301, 672, 477, 419, 487, 494, 4901 577, 502, 604, 20, 630, 320, 547, SAN, 549, 315, 5 | 600; 610, 614; 34, 621 Z, O22, Ox8, 62S) 62V, O31, Os: 45, 646, 07, Surnuwx Court—Cincuit—Fart 1—Held by Judge Donohue.—Nos. 2227, 2! LAT, 1585, 38, 18 1567, 1699, S69, Held’ by Judge Part 2 987, a 1989, 1047, 2067, 2165, 3681. Lawrence. —Nos. 1086, 738, 3062, 14243 1320, 1036, 2110, 878, 2482, 1062, 514, “24s, 2363, 836, 102634, "2690, Part 3—Held by Judge Larremore.— 178%. No day calendar, SUPERIOR CuURT—GeNeRaL TeRM.—Adjourned sine 1e. Superior Court=Specian Texu—Held by Chief Jus- tice Curtis.—Case on—No, 40, No day calendar Sureriok CovetT—iRiaL T'eau—Part 1—Held by Judge Saniord.—Nos, ye 200, 475, 263, 879, 325, S26, Common PLEAs—TRiAL TERM: the term. Part 2—Held by Ju v 18, 667, 452, Part 3—Held by udge J. F. Daly.—Nos. 685, 968. $13, 339, 827, 1013. Manixe Covnt—Triat, Txnu—Part 1—Held by Jud; | Alker.—Now. 4804, 4887, 4593, 4193, 4790, dsul, 480: 4371, 4700, 4833, 4854, 4698, 4v07, 4098, 4900. Part 2— Hold by Judge Goepp.—Nos. isu, 4728, 4782, 4964, 4968, 4974, 4447, 8342, 8111, 4053, 4656, 4725, 4903, 4300) Part 2—Held by Judge Sinnott —Nos. 756, 653, S040, 8610, 6090, 2315, 6876, 7166, 7318, 8521, $590, 7140, 645, 6046, 7294. COURT OF GENERAL Skssions—Part 1—Heia’ by Judge Sutberland.—Case on—The People vs. Michael McGuire, homicide. Part J sleove.—The anile vB. ale P. Autes, grand larceny. "The price of the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. ATTENTION! Deulers and housekeepers are respectfully invited to at- end large anciwu sale ut 437, 389 and S41 4th w corner 25th st., THIS DA 150 new and second hand Carpets Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, 5. P. aud Gili . Bedding, de. ander “Auction | Baley this duy. 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The steamships Montana, Russia and City of Chester dv not take mails for Denmark, Sweden aud Norway. ‘The mails for the West Indies via Bermudu and St. Thomas will leave Now York October 26. ‘The mails for China, &¢., will leave Sun Franciseo Novom ‘Tue mails tor Australis, de., will leave Son Francisco Xaver’, 1876. es sid. anes ie RUMORS the price of the Herald has been reduced ip Uiree cents per copy. 1e0. Mie. KOBBINS TEACHES FRENCH AT MODERATE would road to invalids. or exchange lessons for & home; pure proanneiation speelnt Bg pe penny einen cents per Com. MERICAN STANDARD. BEVEL BILLARD Lt TABLE, with Delaney's indorsed professional players: bt and Tables ai he: meat Git CENTENNIAL MEDAL AW Abe 710 re Ww. Acdiii NDEK, No. 73% Broadway, NOw York, best Biitard Table and most corres cushions, for the Apeke ord BA ‘4 a Broadway. ) TABLES A’ AT ie PRICES AT LIAR, Puebar "$ Fastory and Warerooms, corner of 3uth st, Wwinnen “GO” PURCHASE Wate D—A MEDIUM SIZED SECOND HAND VIRE- crv sate, Roum 12, 200 Broadway, Carpets, Olleloths, j table. | 2 | pls | LOD ree th esa we | 110..0 j L14ctns to let, with first class ‘hoard. BOARDERS w. ANTED. ~The price of the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. ip RA at eny Gat ' 1.2008 FROM MADISON SQUARE, BEAST 28D | at. —Elegantiy furnished Floors, with private tables SUIT VEKY DESIRABLE SECOND STORY ROOMS, | Lwith Bourd. "153 Madison OR-2 KLEGANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITH Bi family swall; reference exchanged. No. 68 f DOOR BELOW 16TH 8T.—A SUIT front, together or separately, with oor Koom : references TH AV., 941-—MRS, ABAVER OFPARS SUITS OF Apartiuevi», with private tabie or without board, 8, CORNER OF 15TH 81.—-ELBGANT with or without B E A” HALL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR, Miront, and 4 double Koom, fourth Mour, with unexeep- Nonable table, to gentlome: LEGANT APARTMENTS YOR clase necounmodations; Louse oe- S.—PARLOR AND BED ROOM, WITH (floor: suitable for two ventiemen or eutloman I. oF without private table; refer ences. im TAV...208, MADISON " PARK- CHESTERFIELD Otloure, second oor trout; other Kooms: private table oF table d'hote. nrit AV. Owell arranged Parte NO. loor; baths, d: DST. 10. East PARLOR AND TWO BEDKOO. on third floor, also Rooms on fourth flo r, with Ti TH T, NEAR 6TH AV.—WITU BOARD, | targe Minny linll Hooms, running water, to ventlemap only: reverences, pitt BAST. y BOARD FOR Diamilten sna single geutlemen; also table Hoard, tran sient xccommodate PARK AY., Board. LE et, hie weer wr HW” BOARD, HANDSOME third stofy front Rooms, with or without hall Keoms connecting, also small Rooms for gentlemen; terms mode erate; refvrences exchange: WE LY FUR second floor to let, with Board; Room; terns moderate. WEST “ZIST ST.—PLEASANT 18nsme with Board. wed unexeeptio Reoma for geuslemes URPASSED LOcATAT i anipoint pleasant Roome, with Board; references gi BOARDERS WANTED. aa) The price of the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. Thy ist FAMILY WILL DEF TWO Saraienas foams FURNT sthesttey couventen: t and superior Board te two, $17 per week. 367 W YENTENNIAL BOARD! idolpbie, 62 gud GS per KINS, 28 West 20th si WALNUT #f., PHIGA reterences, GEO, HAN ay: AM REAR THE BUCKING Reox SAND BOARD FoR PAMILIEy AND. OB! lemon, at Mre. BENSON'S, 41M: ‘opposite Madison square, iT BOARD IF DESI te Famaiiy. 90, West OR TWO NECTING, igs stone house; superior table; ter st = ISH GENTLEMEN OR ir wives. hangvoely feratsbed | Lexington av. ow. se bow 191 Herald Uptown office. W: TED—A QUIET LADY TO BOARD: NoT OVER years of age. Address EB. J.C. station D. BOAKW AND LUUUING WANTED, The price of he Heraud has been reduced to dure cents per copy. M wins, with or with up town, Address AND WIFE DESIRE 4 Board. side, between 3 | Quived. Addross, stating lovation and « Post oitice, N ELDERLY GENTLEWAN AND DAU ZA sire large Koom aud hall Bedroom, with tall Boi furulvh the Rooms if desired; terms, $16 per week including ove fire; location Bd and Teh awy., 40th Para ste ddeoss 2K LAD deatros & Roos with pena Nowra. fu exchange fot Lessons, Address TEACHEX, Herald Uptown branch, AitD, MFORTABLE the piano occa relerenc « » iy. changed. ERNEST, box 125 Post office, city. GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED WED- ZLroom, Breuktnst and Tea, at moderate price, in ® quiet family bhving no other boarders, Address MORRIX, Up: town Herald office, stating terms. FURNISHBD ROOM AND GRATE n forthe winter, in # soci ing house where a good urica not to exceed $12 per woek ; rolercnees, , Herald offi yours of age) ; 1, Herald office, 9 1 On WANTED. na Brookivn. The price of Ue Herald has been reduced to three’ cents per co, A \ QUIRT GENTLEM ES th FUR nished sitting una Bedroom, second floor, with bath : lo cation between Union and Madioon squares, 4th and ith ava, preferred. Adires , Herald Uptown office. SINGLE GERMAN TLEMAN (PROFESS music) will give instruction in plunotorte ve of furnished of unfuruished Koom, Add PAMILY OF THREE, WISH A SMALL FRENCH A Fiat rite Join another «mall tamily in « arco Flat. be- 2Orb avd Sth, ath and Sth avs: give particulars. LENO. Herald Uptown office. PARTMENT: ~A FLAT OF rooms, with provement, or First Pt Hasem $59 per Map ere bet and stl nd ‘ttn sts JAC) avs, and 25th Herald Uptown Branch of “A NIGELY FURNISH 2X erghs rooms; bath and improvements. th id ofice. “ Mice OI as PLOOR WANTED—BY A LADY AND LIPTLR 45th et, weet of 3a ay... abous $30 a month, DWARD H, MARTINE, 1,301 Broadway. HED (ok PAR. 4 6th avs. Address PLAT WANTKD—ABOU ‘Adres FOR OFFICK AND of cars, Address DUC | PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANTED —POR A LADY. whose bus nd is alsent much of the time; location be 4th und 7th avs. ; teruis moderate. yeh mn 4 Xiuress FG. B., box 100 Herald Uptown offic SECOND FLOOK WANTED--FOR WINTE lor, dining room, private table: id to Huth at. Address L. L., Herald MAN AND Quote price te RPING, BY P AeA D TOR wite, EK ¢ or four ceturaistied Hogi t office, r. Wy; TED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, WHERE PAR Hag wit Dourd the whole or part of the rent. Addrest . Horald Uptown olties, iD—BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, TILL 4 ‘and Third Floors of a private ds with, convenienge for hiuse between Gth aud Mth avs. : rene m exe ption: rences given. adres station A, Bi FANTED—FURNISHED LA STOOP va, W ANTED—SMALL UNFUR: iainED HOUSE, BE- low S0th st., between 4th and 7th avs: rent about Address MERCH ANT, box 203 Herald office, 7 IED HOUSE, IN PERFECT we for oeeupation, to be les to gent! yma without jtuated between IMth and 40th va: price wot to excoed 82,500 per am {ull particulars, R K., Post office. Wi $1,200. lo oF four rooms, suitabl appetteeninn, Marenmited kota 1G Ww. Herald of- TANTED-YOR EIGITERN MONTHS A MEDIUM sued high stoup itouse, 20th, to 40th st, du to aR rent not exevoding $1,200, Address REMY MONTH. \ ay, LY, rs rge Room, with fire; ‘terms, oth and doth sts, wost aids, Ad> A LaDy, private family above 2 th Rourd, with mosis sont to rooms, twelwod month : ighest retere ETHMAN, box 122 He 4th audoth uvs., fire and gas, not to exeved oe given and required. Address Uptown Branch. 930 st. 24 WE Room, front, peste: refvranee, D ar, AT 301 Dodpurscs tadte ita oud Bourd? reterence TH ST. 144 KANT. £ FURNISHED ROOMS to let, With superior Board, at moderate prices; re'er ences. EI. with whl ST. ren suite: tubli 12 hote o private 2 T.—CHOICE OF ROOMS, uewly furnished; terms moderate; reler- Q WENT vor ST. Bourding, on 24th PRIVATE “FOR HANDSOME — + Rooms and Suite D. 5 WEST 20TIL S R CHOICE BOARDING AC. ZQeemmadauons on 22d s.; Kooms and Suits. GEORGE HA. a 9TH ST.—LARGE, HANDSOME ROOMS, 4 floor, southern exponure, with excellent Bourd ; wmodations first elas; refer red. 31". sor ST.. BETWEEN OTH AV. AND Broadway. —Fine Suite and single Roomy for families and gentlemen, with first class Board; references ex- changed, for xentlem 3 RAST stp “ELEGANTLY AND ELABO- Otrawiy furnished Rooms, with superior Board, in strictly private fami exchanged. 37rt iT. Net, with or without privat ule gentlemen, with Board. Q(e EAST 21sT ST., NEAR BROADWAY 36 00m y furnished _ooms, with Boara, for famil 42 A “¥ a WEST 14TH ST. '. * Rooms, with Board, en suite or singly. Liberal terms to permanent parties. flour. office, Mist ob OARD RX MODATIONS Wnnted for fainily. HANKINS, 28 Weat auth ae, west of Broudway. TWO ADULTS, THER SMALL CHILDREN in private taunily; loention not above 40th ating terms, which must be reuscuable, Wo, jor EXCHANGR ng Ob pAIMsINg len oop rouse, between 26th d Madison avs. Prot xentloman, wlte, and ith ats. Oth ebild (eight months) and nurse, Address ¥. G., box 148 Herald office, ANTED— BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A LARGE luralsbed Koo, with Kaurd, in « private jamily.. Winven tor ond GOth sts. room required, on first floor, te V FANTED—BOARD Indy and daughter; not over 818: rete V TANTED—A Wilt FURNISHED halt Bedroom and good Hoar tad aah Aildtess Inmodintely wi hich must be tnuderate, W., bux 134 Herald olfice, le, bath ‘6th avs. 14th rw. voth, aps more, SW. tteraid Uptown of |. JANTED—BY A FAMILY OF SIX PERSONS, THE use of two Floors and Board, with private table, ins strictly private taal no other boarders accommodati location betw: sts. TANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, GOOD Bourd In aprivate family where x0 other bourders are kept: location vetween 11th and 234 ate. and 7th sy. and Broadway: terma not to exceed $05 per month: English fumily preferred; no boarding house keepers need answer this advertisement. Addr D., box 100 Herald of- 40, WES? 20TH ST. HANDSOMELY FUR- nished to let, with sentry Board; reterem 4) WEST 15TH ST.—COSKY FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, with Hoard; would suit amilies or gentlemen; terins to suit the 42, CLINTON large Koom on moar, with first class terms moder , CORNER UNIVERSITY.—ONE st tloor, for family or party tle ard; Roome fur siugle ger OPPOSITE GRAND HOTEL. 4. m WEat SIST ST. Oandsomely turnished large and small Rooms , private family ; referencon, ey AND 49 W VTH ST.—4ANDSOMELY FUR- AT nished Suite of Rooms on third floor; tirst class Board; Aled news! 49 r7 Ae OTH ST.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH GOOD Bourd. WEST ous te ‘URNISHED di wife; ~ 44TH 8 or. p.— HAN DSOMELY Bond, to xentleman a jet." Addross, a $3 WEST 25TH ST., NEAR*® MADISON re.—Klegantly furnished Rooms on second and par: bathroom, &e.; private table if desired; house strictly rat clans, 53, WEST 33D ST. MELY. OO Rooms on second tears itn first class table; ral 54. EAST ort NT.—AN ENTIRG SKOOND FLOOR, OEalss other Rooms, with excellent Bourd; references. 59 VANDAW-—GENTLEMEN ACCOMMODATED Od with Board ; house newly furnished ; private family, IRVING PLACE. RNISHED ROOMS, ite or singly, to LY ¥U ith Board ; re! CLINTON PLACE (WKsT &TiL Bt) NEATLY te temtly or sina gs men, with or witneut Board; spoken; terms moderate, 16TH ST. —GENTLEW. two areal furuished trout Rooms, with or without board; private family; retere ll EAST SAT ST., TURKE DOORS FROM PARK —A Suit of Rooins, on parlor fh ith or without house and GTON AV, —8K Fy Gob HNGLIBI 3 HOAKD FOR at $5 50 turee conuecting | - 115 KAST Orsi 0 ‘ ith P20 0eaat TWO ROOWS, EN SUITE, SU iargs and weil farnished. ou wird ttoor, trout; ample cwret room, Also bandsome duit, second foer, Decew 1, Table Bourd, 1BL KAsT 127 HA. Rooms, with of without Board; vane donirable. 3eru SEA LARGE, THANDSOME on secund Moor (southern a ploasant all 139 WEBS aztil LB Ytarnisned kuowe to twuiles or gentiemon desirable; torus aria 140 serytendsorned bourd or with private 1 —WITH BOARD, HANDSOMELY locatica FA. ely ‘urnlshed pleasant Koous. without 147, WEST 48D Sf.--10 LET, FURNISHED, AND Boar, & second siovy front oom, with uleor hee. w hall foot pee. 62 Wien Mar os 16 2eions tor tow singie gourte with of without Buara. UrEnion ACCOMMODA- ; also Uuctor's Utive, price $-O ler wo. Alo | 4 The price uf the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. T NEW ENGLAND HOTEL—LODGINGS, 50 GENTS ixhty; 200 light, soparate Rooms; eurner Buwery and LWAYS OPEN—FRANKFORT rea CORNER Mg ae and William sts. Rooms 352, £0c.; genile- en, families. JABLE'S BELMONT WOTEL, FULTON St, NEAR Broadway.—European plan; Rooms, 60s, aud ‘upward; tamily Room 1 VITY HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND STH ‘God Roars, $1 per day; table board $1 per day ; e muite. wees HOTEL, STH AV, BETWEEN zist AND ‘2d xts.; prices reduced to suit the thmes, both in Rooms, restaurant and wines; Ruoma single or en suit elevator and every modern convenience, N. B. BARRY 1» BH. 40, 42 AND 44 WES! Rooms, with Bourd. American plan. MGKs HOTEL, FOOT ere ime River; near all steamers and railroads; UNION SQUARK—GREAT RE- ilies avd single gentlemen; tran- QPINGLER HOU: \duetion of prices; stent, $3 por day. ¥ HOTEL.—AMERICAN PLAN; €2 A Day; bourders ut the lowest prices, iT END HOTEL, FORT WASHINGTON, 73D ST. 4 Hudson itiver.—Keduced rates to famtiles for winter; two minutes to deput and 20 minutes from 30th st. BOARD. FIVE MIS ree WAtK ero fan goa tm rh ¥ BOARD. “The price of the Herald has been reduced to Uiree cents per copy. oO to Board; house con- { referonces exchanged, pies sieraid oftice HOTEL ON ORANGE ‘ WINTER RESORTS. pre jROtAL VICTORIA” Wore. NASSAU (HAN AMA now open: 1. J. FORTE, Proprietor —s wv York October 23 and Noveru! ‘apply to JAMES LIDGERWOOD & con fis New York, THE GALL SEASON. 902 WEST 29D ST.—VERY HANDSOME 5 ZU GPioor vo let, with Board, en suite or singly; bs first clase; torme moderate, ELE 206 chs e ‘han, Bet Ty fateh Ly OI eae NILY FURNISHED | ae ur or secoud fluor back loom to ler, with nm family. PL LEAS 5 OMS ON thira Hours, wlth ur without Bourd, < i.. BETWKEN 71 AND 6TH 216 e tle to let, with Board HANDSOME FLOOR, ise Koos for gen- 9 MADISON A¥.—0 4 | Owith of without private tal teaon 304. NESE, te sta “GooD, FLEASAST i HOME for youtlemun and wile; Room aud Bowrd, with ail | Sees uss of grand piano, &, $14 per | BLL 7TU AY... BRIWEEN 27TH AN e eond th “ t cuialt to 367 ‘7 MADISON 8f.—TWO CHILDRBN CAN BK AC. | Fcomimoduted with yood Bowrd aud « eomforavie GENTLEMAN AND WIP, LIVING ALONE, WISH 4to rent, with Board, to geutieman and wife, # eesey nee oud river, with twe connecting Kooms ana ai e ndvormely Furuisbed ;locatian the Veet , wenlagton ay: ‘ond only a quiet, rotined party wilt per week} relurences, Address Mt, F:, box Hy eral often. “) PAWILY Wig Be ACCOMMODATED WIT Wit Ex EX. Wom: 4 Sing, with « Hy Rae of waning and i. AdecoNS MM turnivure iupers pay ma The prive of ‘he Teraa has been reduced to three caus per copy. AL FRANCAIS DE Lt Shadow Daneos ut Ir MONIK. —GRAND FANCY Trving Hall, Thursday, RAND OPENING. —DAL FRANCAIS | ‘DE UWHAR- Tivonie at Irving Hall Uetober 28, 1976, ckots #2, admitting gentiemar WATCHES, JEWELRY wu. éCKER ST., NEAK HROADW AY. SONEY wed on Dinmonds, Watehes, Jewelr Teket bougit of Diamonds, “[ T.007 BROADWAY, CORNER 47 it aT DIAMONDS, AL Watches, Jewviry, Sliks, Lacos and Persaual Property of every description bought and ye Loans eS Diag King, of clastee dlamoud Cross, oF tu two silitaire studs, ean find © cu [AMOND'S DANOING SC ob, Abreu Broadway and 04d 4 Superior advan @ivanced pupils. Tuesdays, Fridays and S, LAMONDS, FURS, &0.~DIAMONDS, i wives , Camel's Hair Shawls, | ar 3 abe sy ewoller, 180 Broad PANTED—BY A Greer N., box 874 Host allie, i, A ROOM. ADDRESS img of 4 to 6 root etween 23d and 4. ANTED-BY 6 TLEMAN AND WIFE, AMERI- three or four dooms, able for housekeeping: per Bogue preferred, Address Mr. J, H. DEMING, 272 cle wt, y TANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED NOCSE OR FLAT of about seven rooms in Harlem, above 115th st.; rent Bot over $0 n mouth. Address bux WS Post ofice, Now ror! HIGH ST good Kgoation; betw a will Bd and Sth ited ‘Ritdross ious bux $1.Q00—quat Hofuld office. B33 ENT—IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOO anand wife, unturuished Flogr of 3 or 2d st. west side: rent about $25; reterence Dox 150 Herald ufices 3 OR FOUR ROOMS, “FOR HOUSEKEEPING, WITH Ocouvenionces: neighborhood, 6th av, sud 20th st.: small $15 to $25; give full pareiculars. “ALEXANDER, Braneh office. In t unt: Wares. PLACE IN COUNTRY, on HAREM ringe house and trom one bin price not to exceed &: B20 per ee Address, with full doseeiption, W. H. DOW, 2,420 2d a1 The price of the Herald has been reduced to three cents per copy. UOTION,—90 RANT 19TH, FURNITURE, CARPETS. Mirrors, Pianos, ae sh Suits, Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes Desks, Beds, Bedding, &c.. at private sale at auction prices ym. RARE Ge ¥ al ‘AN BK SREN THIS D. West ‘urnl. $4 st, Househola it, 14 pleces, covered pride robs mg s“ecunt lor in satin, cost $1,200, for $30; one do. 6125; Turkion Sulbe $50 nnd'$i00; rep and plush, Suits, $30 and $50; Inlaid ant git, black walunt Bedueals. Disusing Cases. i ashstands, Wardrobes, hair aud spring Matcresse: lows, Bolsters, &c., Dining Furuiture, extension Table, Bul fot, Ubairs, Silverware, eee &e., ull ata bargain. N. By hickeri s’ Pinnoforte at half FAERVOLUTION IN THE INSTALMENT rices on ini pw it Furniture at cash pi RKE'S, 747 Broad aS TH PRICE PAID 13 cash for me Carpets, Far Furniture, by calling ou or addres: M. at 267 ay. omptly atten PAKLOR SUIT, COBT B50, FoR <a S123; agp Plandforte, $225 i honeekeepers are respectfully invited to at tend large auction sale, a 337, 339 and Ey ih av, gomer doth st., {00 keel end wisead ee Carpats, dining room Furuiture; Hotel Steam jee udvert 0 arlor. bedroom and sey T ME. FAVOR, 13 KAST 147i) ST, THis DAY, at it A.M. large sale rf * Furviture, Organe ments, ae. uctions. N. B.— ~ BROCATEL SATIN FULL SUIT PARLOR FURAT. ture, cost $800 (including covers), ng extra double French Mantel Mircor, $2: by 10 yards French moquette Carpet, 88 5U, in gold, po ix Dini ie Room U! ales $13 each, fur $6, ‘Must be sold this day by the at Hide Storage Warchouse, 53 Hudson at. CARPETS! peanngiTReh euetion in pricon Tapostey Brassols from I par yard upwa ke i body Bruswols trom $1°7 per yard upward ye | Lf Sion s from ¥1 per yard upward. fa pets from 250. per yard upward. Otielothe, stock tn sit widihe rd upward. Curtains, en Furniture At Dining and Ki at equally low prices, D, KELLY, 512 end 514 Sth av. nor 96th st, A noe STUCK AND LOWEST PRIC. jaiture: pets for cash or liberal terms of pay: at COWPEATI AIT’S, 155 wad 157 Chatham st. Thir n large Warcrooms, Misess her 4 MANSFIELD, 104 NEW BOND and Peete ISFIT CARPETS AND O1LCLOTHS—VERY CHBAP, Mac the old pince, 112 Fulton ss. Cull of sond for ox planatory price list, x es iy) PARTIES DECLINING HOUSEKKEPING ADDRESS immediately PEISER, 203 7th av,; highest prices paid iur Carpets, Furniure, Pianos, Bedding, Books, ARLOR SULT ANUFACTURED ON THE PREMI- b ib Si sell rea 4 94th ote. W NTED TO FuRMmAaRadOR ‘ASH, ) PARLOR aud Bedroom Ne: ue vt we make and it Ng condition: also Bookeuxe, com! with writing Hesk, and Chaude Mere Addrons'C. ¥. habe 1,824, Pont office. of the Lens, Ciassos will * bold, at Getober & Cvoper Instivuce, o'clock, All persons interested ‘eMiciont administray invited to attend, MIC O'BRIEN, Secretary Comat MISCELLANEOUS. The price of ‘te Herald has been reduced t three cents per Yo. Or" Glowets Way T the plumbers do ‘oe fae TVERS, Pawber, s164th ar. NT GK Ditoas why it GREAT TARGA IN BURGLAR ALARM BELLS. = RDEIG: bl Park row, room i. on 16k jinn Or REDUCED, ‘The Consumers’ lee Company from the 16th of October have’ reduced the price of good Maine lee to the followlug Mitits ‘ ed toot of Horatto ate HILADELPHIA kXBIBITION. CROMSK & BLACKWELLA pure Piekles in a alt vinegar. Rich Sauces for Bab, moat and game, potted meats and fob Gyening He Mustard. Superior Malt Vinegar, Jams, Jellies, Marmarndes and other table bevewg are red in the Agricul! Hall, where inapection is invited, and are sold nee ices or clase etocoive the Untied ‘Mtatewend HS wy Hee ROSE A BLACKWELL, o iiean, Cees ceieety a aiTae TO WIkK-750 PaRT OF KUBBER oa yjoaat be in rst class condition, “Avply we ' Wa D-10 eae a PRET Os ONE Fe diameter Manila Re viet aoe 0 one dosen Deas , 4 Marray 4 Apply to-day Siroan’ tt nad 2 Se ¥i s