The New York Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1877, Page 11

THE COURTS. Church Music That Was Not a Concord of Sweet Sounds. FASTIDIOUS FAULT-FINDERS. Still Exploiting the Galena and Northwestern Pool Operations. INTERMENTS IN THE CITY. Our leading city churches bave long been tm the Habit, as is weil known, of providing themselves with paid choirs and organists whose artistic touches are likewise invoked by the potent influence of a we!) paid salary. Of courso the wealthier the congregation the more artistic the singers and tho more skilled the or- ganist, with @ proportionate increase of pay commensurate with their higher advancement tothe divine art, Naturally it would be supposed that the greatest harmony would prevail in the music department of our churches, This does pot seem, however, to be always the case, a8 was developed ina suit brought to trial yesterday before Chiet Justice vurtis, of the Supremo Court, Edward C, Schanck, who brings the suit, sites in his complaint that ‘he was engaged by the Church of the [ncarnation, corner of Madison avenue and Thirty-fifth street, to furnigh the church with an organist and quartet choir, such arrangement to go into effect on the 1st of May last ana to continue tor one year, The church authorities agreed to pay him ,000, with which to pay the artists to be thus en- gaged, After some trouble in making his selection, there being ecarcely uny end to the artists feeling themselves competent for the cares to be filled, be made his selection, and they entered Upon their assigned duties, The singing of the choir and the playing of the organist gave rise to discord, not among the artisis so much, it seems, as among certain members of the congregatiou. At all events, after a sort time the church peremptorily refused to perform its part of the contract, and so Mr. Schanck bas brought suit for $3,000 dainages, Ex-Judgo Fithian appeared for the plaintifl and Mr, John E, Parsons for the churcb, Mr. Schanck was called as the first witness. Though his compiaint was drawn up after the usual staid legal formula, bis testimony was spicily piquant. He charged the whole thing upon the ‘Musical Commit tee.” The misfortune of this commitice was, he suid, that they knew nothing about music. He said further tbat the next difficult thing to success in giving particular satisfaction to any musical committee of a church, was giving gen- vral satisiaction to the church members themselves; he said there was no money init tor Lim m making the eugagements, but, as the church had made the contract, be was bound they should stick to it Mr, Max Maretzek, the great dor. chestre, next took the ‘witness stand, He id ‘that the soprano against whom church committee seemed to have hurled its rows of discontent was a lirst class singer, that she had sung in other churches with great satisfaction and had algo sung under nim in operas. The testimony ot other wiinesses on Mr, Schanck’s behalf simply went to con- tirm the leading uilegations in bis complatnt. lu bis opening tor the defence Mr. Parsons aimed to be savagely sarcastic on Mr, Schanck, He pictured this gentleman in the two characters of wuctioneer and chorister, leaving It to the jury to ‘ook on this pice ture and then jook on that,’? which they did with evident seeming delight. He represented that Mr. Schanck’s duties as impresario consisted mainiy in pulling the coat tas of the male singers and culling out to the lady singers, “louder,” or “gotte,r’’ as the whim took him, Mr. Herrick, a vestry man of ten years’ standing and algo 4 member of the ‘Musical Committee, gave a painfully luguorious account of the effect produced by the musical services in the church under the leader- ship of Mr. Scbanck, Mr. Clark, also of the Musical Committee, was ex- umived. He was asked i! Mr, Herrick did not shutthe duor leading to the choir loft in the soprano’s fuce and. teil her he did not wunt her there. He said that he bad heard that Mr, Herrick did this, but he wos nota witness of it, Judge Fithian, when he came to cross- exmine this witness, elicited a good deal of laughter from all present. “Are not much larger salaries paid singers in some other churcbes than was paid to this choirt” asked the cross interlocutor, “What hag that to do with this case,” snapped out Mr. Parsons. “+I want to show that Mr, Schanck did not engage to furnish the very best music, but that the music was simply u parallel to the preaching of the country parson, Who, when asked why he preached such poor sermons, unswered, ‘Poor pay, poor preach,’” Tho trial will be resumed to day A BURIAL CASE. A rather singular suit has been brought by Mrs. Milderberg uwgainst tbe German Lutheran church’ Curistopher street, Her story 1s. that ker father was owner of a vault in the church, and that she, on his death, succeeded in its ownership. Her father and other members of the family having been buried there, she desired to place in the vault the remains of her brother-in-law, who died in July, 1874 The church refused to allow the vault to be opened, on the ground that 1t was foruidden by a corporation ordinance. Not wishing to give It up 80, Mrs. Milderberg jaid the case belore the Board of Health, and obtained a permit to deposit che remains of ber brother-in-law in the vault, dno exhibited this permit, but it did not prove to pos- sess the Open sesame power, and the result ts a suit against the church for exemplary damages, The case cume to trial yesterday before Juige Donohue The defence sets up the corporation ordinance us a restric- tion which they hud no right to disregard, M Miuor appeared for the plaintifl, and Charles 2. lor the deiendant WILL OF MRS. SARAH M’GLYNN. The will of the late Mrs. Sarah MeGlynn, mother of the Very Rev. Dr, McGiynu, of St. Stephen’s, was a few, days ago offered to probate im the Surrogi Court. ‘Tho will bequeaths to the sons Joun A, Mc. Glynn, Kdward MeGlynp, D, D.; Francis McGlynn, George W. McGlynn and Mary C. MoGlynn, her daugh- ter, all of the property, amounting to about $100,000, iu equal shares, with the exception of a bequest of $10) each to a son and daughier who are in affluent circum- stances and pot in need of a larger bequest, und $500 to the Little Sisters of the Poor wud $500 to the execu- tors of the will, tor the benefit of the taud for aged and indigent Romun Catholic pricsis, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Awritof habeas corpus was granted yesterday on application of Mr, William F, Kintzing by Judgo Brady in the case of William Connors, ulleged to bo impli cated in the recent Northampton Bank robbery. In tho Marine Court yesterday, before Judge Me- Adam, James Moylan obtained a judgment for $2, damages against Henry Lemken for an aggravated ussaalt, The suit brought by Leopold Mack for damages against the Dry Dock and East Broauway Railroad Company, tried before Judge Van Brunt, terminated yesterday in a disiniesal of the complaint, The Tim divorce suit sfill bungs fire before the courts, Mrs, Tim, who brought the suit, has tuiled to Prosocute. The referee in the case submitted his re- port yesterday, which 1s now awaiting the action of Jadge Barrew, ‘The trial of a suit brought by Nathan Howland, Jr. against John McDonua, to recover $5,000 tor allegod Sllogui seizure of princing fixtures, was commenced yesterday, before Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court of Common Pleas. Mr. Pholps, counsel for the defence inthe Emma Siiver Mine Company's suit, continued his opening Address yesterday to the jury. One of the jurors, Kd- ward F, Norton, was unable to be present on account of sickness, and by wutual consent the case procecded with leven jurors, It was William Schroeder who pleaded guilty in the Court of General Sessions, ou Wednesday, velore Judge Suiberland, to the charge of breaking into the stablo at No, 2,197 Second avenue, ani stealing chickens therefrom, aid not Mr. Patrick Slavin Ww whom the stable and property belong. Sctiroeder was sunt to State Prison for (Wo yeurs and six months, Ja the suit of Antonio Lamberto against Pietro Mute- gazza ty recover $5,000 damages fur alleged false im- Prisonment, the facts of which were published in_ye lerday’s HeRALD, a verdict tor $300 was yosterday rendered for the piaintiff, before Judge Van Hoesva, in the Court of Common Pieas. Jo regard to (be application of Penelope C, Smith to Vacate the decree of divorce obtaiued by ber husband, William B. Smith, the tucts of waich were pablisty exclusively iu hursday? és Hknato, Judge Barrett yos- racy terday grapted an order setting aside the divorce, and giving leave to Mrs, Smith to come in aud defend tho Fait. Comptroller Kelly ts evidently looking aftor street opening charges. In the matter of opening 101k street irom Bloomingdale road tw Riversiae avenue aod 176th street from Kingsbridge road to Tenth ave- nae he objects to the surveyors’ bills, that in the former case being $308 00 and im the jatter case $483 72. He also pronounces as extravagant charges that of $250 for clerical services in each case, ‘The objections were filed yesterday with the report, to be considered before its confirmation. Washington &. Langly obtained a check, a8 he sa; for $200 trom Horace K, Thurver & Co., several days 4go, payable Lo his own order, bat betore he had in dorted it he eithor lovt itor it was stolen from nim, He notified te drawers, whereupon payment ot the check was stoppe, Thurber & Co., as he avers, ro- fused to give him another check or pay him (he money, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 116, !877. diablo SHEET. Be has accordingly brought sult against them to re- cover the cmount Judge Barrett vesterday granted an order placing the cause on the short cause calendar, Charles Kahu gold cattle to Nathan B. Shafer and J, G. Muraltoeidt, in payment of which they gave bim three checks aggregating $5,600. Upon a statement to the effect that when the purchase was made the purebasers knew they were insolvent they were a rested, Judge Donohue yesterday ordered their di: churge. ‘Aan Reilly brought a suit against Robert Laughlin, which was tried before Judge Sinnott in the Marine Court, yesterday, 40 recover damages for injuries i ceived through an iron sbutter falling on her trom the jainui’s premises, The Court heid the detenasnt to fe liable, and the jury, believing piainuff to have been injured to the extent of $175, guve hera verdict tor tbat sum, James W. Bouton says that between the lst of June, 1871, and October, 1574, he sold books to the extent of several thousana dollars to Me. Samuel J. Tilgen, and is still due for them. Mr. Bouton never Mr. Tilden has answet caer iaes, to send him books to select th and that ho did select what he > Pa tora be selected, and does not owe tho plaisir a dol: In Freiburg, Germany, Solomon Kbuling seduced, Under promise of marriage, Victoria Brugger, as sho alloges, This was in 1872, and she came to America, A year following she invested $36 in a ticket to bring him to this country, im the expectation that he would make his promise She met him at Castle Gar- den, took him toe boarding house and paid his board, but ap tothis time, although wing his promi he has failed to perform i, She him arrested the Sheriff about a week ago iv a suit for $20,000 damages, which was tried in the Marine Court before Judge McAdam yesterday. The defendant adinitied the improper relations with plaintiff, but denied the promise to marry, abd asserted that she shared her affections with others. ne last cherge she positively denied, The Judge gave paint $125 damages, In the suit of Henry i. Boody ugamst Samuel J. Tilden and others the plaintifl was turther oxamin a yesterday touching his monetary transactions, » hew facts were elicited, though the statements mad? revealed a singular mode of dog business The cube will probably be tinished \o-day, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART L Before Recorder Hackett. THE SUTTON PERJURY CASE. The trial of James Sutton, President of the Aldine Publishing Company, charged with perjury in swearing, as alleged, to a groater loss than occurred at a fre that took place on the 24th of Jue, 1875, was resumed yes- terday, Assistant District Attorney Herring, on the part of the prosecution, examined a number of experts on the manulacture of cbromos and clectrotypes. They testified that tho estimates of loss set forth by tho accused Were in excess of What they should have been, ‘The remainder of the testimony was of a corroborative character, The further hearing of the case will be resumed to-day, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2 Belore Judge Sutheriand, THE PISTOL AGAIN. As William Black, of No, 46 Monroe street, was going bome on the evening of the 30th of January last a boy was seen to pick his pocket and make off with a muffler, Mr, Black was knocked down, but, on getting up, he met @ sailor named Wilham Landers, James Ryan and others, and some words passed between them, when the accused drew a pistol and tired the vall, taking effect in Landers’? neck. Assistant District Attorney Rollins, on bebalf of the prosecution, claimed that, in View of the circumstances, the prisouer had no Tight to fire the pistol, aud that he was guilty of the offence charged. Mr. Spencer, on bebal! of the prisoner, ur.ed that he was justified, as he believed ho was again to be attacked and robved,” ‘The jury found him guiliy of assault and batuery, and he was remanded lor sen- tence, PLEAS AND SENTENCES. Frank Miller, aged seventeen, of No, 13 Bowery, aud James Brown, aged eighteen, of No, 24 Stanton street, broke into the liquor store ot Joseph Peconz0, No. 90 Park street, and stole property valued at $54. The prisoners plended guilty and were sentenced each to eighteen months in the Penitentiary. Eliza Murphy, a shoplifter, of No, 26 First avenue, pleaded guilty to tho charge of stealing a piece ot silk from the store of A. T. Stewart & Co, She was sen- tenced to two years in the State Prison. Frank Penuegran, of No. 316 Tuird avenue, who woke into the rooms of Eliza Lau jot, at No, 21 hast Houston street, and stole clothing and jewelry valued at $100, pleaded guilty and was sent to the Penitentiary ior one year, Jobn McGarvey, of No, 18 Monroe street, was ar- reigned at the bar Churged with picking a lady's pocket on Broudway, aud, having pleaded guilty, he was sent to tbe Penitentiary lor one yeur. Churles Davis, of No. 656 Hudson street, pleaded guilty to the charge of breaking tuto the premises. of Vincent J. Lawson and stealing two coats valued at $56, Juage Sutherland seutenced Lim to five yeurs in the State Prison, Joseph Pitts, a barber, of No. 23 Market street, was detected in the uct of picking ‘he pocket ot Henry H. Stelling, of Hobokea, N, J., on the 8th inst., aud siouliug his watch. ‘The prisoner pleaded guilty and was sout to the State Prisun for one yeur. OYER AND TERMINER. Before Judge Brady, INTERESTING FOLGERY TRIAL AND CONVICTION OF THE ACCUSED, John 8. Brash, jointly indicted with Jobn F, Care penter on @ chargo of torging and uttering a check drawn in the nume of Sargent & Co,, hardware mer- chants, on the Importers and Traders’ National Bank, for $400, was placed at tho bur for trial, Brush, who was neatly bot plainly attired, 1s a young man with sinister black eyes, a heavy, dark mustache and a complexion of extreme sallowness, He occupied a seat next nis wife, a young and notably protty bru- nette, who seemed to exhibit unusual devotion to hin during the progress of the trial, She wore a costly sealskin sacque and was otherwise elaborately coa- tumed, The court room was crowded during the pro ceedings, and great interest was manifested in the dotails of the case.as they were unfolded by counsel, In the employ of Surgont & Co. was a young clerk, Anson Llutton, an acquatatance of Brush, The prisoner obtained from Hutton a blank check of the firm, and a few days subsequently a check signed Sargent & Co., calling for $400, was presented to the teller of the Importers and Traders’ National Bank, payavle to bearer, und duly honored. Tho discovery was speedily made that the signature of the firm bad been forged, aud the police were put on the track of the supposed culprits, Suspicion fivally fastened upon one Jobn F, Carpenter, and bis bouse was watched. He was taken into custody, and the prisoner, as he was in tho act of leaving the premises, was also arrested, both euptures taking place on the 2d of December last. ‘The prisoners were tuken wefore Judge Morgan at tho ‘Tombs and committed for trial, At ihe trial yesterday a jury Was etnpanciled without much difticulty, and the case proceeded. Messrs, William F, Kintzing and Rutus F. Andrews uppeared as counsel for the accused, Assistant District Attorney Russell for the prosecution, Mr. Hunt, the paying teller of the Importers and ‘Traders’ Bank, testiticd that the check in question was presented on the 19th of October, 1876, and by him honored. He tdentitied without difficulty Curpenter, who Was present in court, 4g the man to whom he paid the money, There were three other checks also pro- sented and honored, all of which bore the periect kignature of the firm'of Sargent & Co. Mr. Sargent, senior member of the victimized firm, testified as to the spurious signature attached to the check, Anson Hotton, the clerk, was poxt put on the stand, and swore that he gave the blank check to the prisoner, and also that after the crime became known the ac- cused admitted to bim that he had perpetrated the forgery, but torbade him to divulge it on pain of so- sious personal consequences. From fear of the pri: oner ho failed to notity his employers, but subs quently consented to tell all lie knew when questioned in the strict. §=Attorney’s office. No evidence was pre ed of the prisoner's be- half, tha defence relying exclusively on the argu- ment of Mr. Kintzing, who contended that it would be upsaie to convict on such circumstantial evidence, Mr. Russell argued that a clearer case of culpability had never bean proven ina court of justice, Alter a brief but succinet ebarge by Judge Brady, the jury returned a verdict of guilty, ‘The Assistant’ District Attorney then gave the accused « very bad character, stating # known as @ professional forger, and as he to get the full aity for the present offence he would not press to trial other indictments against him for similar offences, Mr. Kintzing pleaded for as much mercy as the Court could consistently rant, ¥ Judge Brady said, in passing seutence, that the Court was not responsible for the verdict, although it must concur in its justice. Forgery was a very seri- ous crime and Was becoming alarmingly prevalent. It was only (0-day that the fact of a $200,000 forgery was flashed across the wires. He concluded by sentencing the prisoner to State Prison for five years, After the sentence the wife of the prisoner burst Into tears, and, raising her bands in the direction of the witness Hulty , denounced him in tragictones as ahar, The privouer (ook it very coolly, couRr CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Scrneme Court-—Cuawnens—Hold by Judge Bar og, $6, 100, 102, 141, 144, 160, 157, 466, 177, 101, 200, 305, 807, Jos, ‘S10, ‘aid,’ 31s, tat—Held by Judge Van 122, 128, 133, 135, 141, i, GT. 20, 38, 53, 74, 87, 8869, 4261, 4441, 4001, 41 by Judge Lawn 4192, 4422, 4167 4280, 4470, 4288, 4400, . Judge Van Brunt.—Now 2277, pe 656, 301, Pd 2720, 634, 179, $40, 1879, 446, 4a, sureniorn Court: wort Teaw—Held by Judge Sedgwick.—Case ou—No. 54. No further day enlendar this term, Surenion Covrat—Triat Terw—Part 1—Held by Anage Spetr.—Nox. 1063, 468, 865, 818, 687, 65, 475, 446, O31, 456, 768, 600, 300%, ‘376, ‘619, ‘873, 46u, 435, 155, 313, 442, 779, 864, 480%, 219, 1098, Part 2— | Held by Judge Freedman.—Short causes—Nos. 1020, T16, T17, 1005, 700, 7073¢, 821, Tho, $26, 948, 949, O71, 1012, 1013, 10M, 1015, 1016, 1013, rola, 1819, 102i, 1022, 1083, 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1034, 1085, 1036, 1037, 1038, poh Count.—Geverat Tuxx,—Adjourned sine Common Pixas--GewenaL Tenu.—Acjourned until the first Monday of March. Common Ieeas~-Triat Terv—Part 1—Heid py yudve Hoesen,—Nos, 868, 877, 723, 959, 600, 1156, 1200, S42, 1224, 865, 352, 94d, 284, 1070, 899, 683, 590, 1103, 1200, 1130, 1163, 1149, 362, 966, 355, S02, 463, 714, 1200, 995, 1186, 1121, 1105, 961,274, "Part 2—Held 4 Judge Lurremore.—Nox 1095, 1159, 1197, 660, 1091, 1 915, 1464, 789, 785, 1126, 1000, 786, Lov, 1236, wor 1060, 1193, 907, 60d, 814, 1097," 1215, 380, 1050, oi, Tau Part 3—Held by Judge J. F. Da 2, 1194, 570, 1179, ios, 1079, Pigs on Tivo, Tha, 1256,'1140, 114, 541, 603, 929, 1 937, 1053, 1008, 631, 1221, 1184, 1182, 827, 1000! 1268, 403, 680, 1188. CoMMON PLxas—Equity Tena—Held by Juage Rob- inson.—No day calendar, MaRINe CocatT—TRiaL T'eRM—Part 1—Reld by Juage 9069, 6955, 9080, TUB, Alker,—Now, 1178, 7699, 7830, 7409, Part 2—Held by Judge Goepp.—No 6385, 8970, 9085, 8376, 7751, To6s, e125, bears 7552, oat to70, 1% 34, 7664, Part 3—Heid by INNOLL —Nos, 7) 8872, 88893, 7453, 8395, 9100, Ba08 8982, 7904, 9107, oT 9131, 7097, 7653, 7717. Govrt OF GENERAL SRss1: 2—Held by Judge Sutheriand.—The People ma. Franz Muller, feloatous sana and battery; Same vs. Jono O’Brien burglary ; Same vs. John Davis, burglary; Same vs. George plan varglary; Same va. Micnsei Burke and Thomas Jobnson, burglary; Same va Thomas Burns and Thomas Fuy, burglary; Same va, Aun Stnith, grand larceny; Same vs. David Asber, grand larceny; Sume vs, Jobu Shanahup apd Thomas Finley, grand larceny; Same vs. Jobu Ledwith, grand larceny; Samo va. "brank Rawards, grand larceny; Same vs. John Crane, grand larceny ; Same vs. Thomas Cryzier, feionso ssault and buttery, Same vs. James Ryan, petit larceny; Same vs. idward John- gon, peut larceny; Same vs. Willian McMunts, petit larceny; Same vs. David Moony, Patrick Bradley and John Smith, ussauit and battery, Part 1—Held by Ke- corder Hackett, —The People vs, James Sutton, perjury (continued), Count or OysR axp TeRwixkn—Held by Justice Brady.—The People vs. James Kice, homicide, MAYOR SCHROEDER MANDAMUSED. Judge Pratt, of the Supreme Court, yesterday issued fn alternative writ of mandamus to compel Mayor Schroeder, of Brooklyn, to sign certain warrants for the payment of Patrick Ennis’ salary for the months at December and January, as clerk to Justice Gue ‘The writ is made returnable on Monday, February 26. A SEWING “MACHINE SUIT. In the Supreme Court Judge Gilbert yesterday granted an order sequestering the property of the Beckwith Sewing Macliine Company, on the petition of Henry Root, acreditor. In October last Mr. Root re- covered a judgment of $10,934 against that company, but the execution was returned unsatisfied, Avel Denison was appointed receiver, KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT. DECISIONS BY JUSTICE PRATT. A. Pollard vs. J, MeMurray.—Motion for leave to serve amended answer granted on delendant’s paying $10 costs, M. Cochran va, Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany.—Motion denied, without costs, and examination of suretfes set down, J.B, kihote vi . A. Beling.—Motion granted, and answ itricken Out as sham, J, Seaman vs, W. Hentzenroeder,—Motion to settle iasues denied. No costs, Same vs. 3ame,—same order, E. H. Van Ingen vs, 8, Marks.—Motion to strike out part of complaint grautea, without costs, COURT OF APPEALS. Awany, N, ¥., Feb, 16, 1877. In the Court of Appeals to-day the following business was transacted :— No, 93, Sewards vs, Keesler.—Argued by 8. Hand for PP: C, Culvia for respondent, No. 194. Brageltnan ve, Dane.--Argued by S, Hand for appellant aud F. A. Ward for respondent. No, 189. The Poople ex rel, Russ vs, The City of Brookiyn.—Argued by William C.-De Witt for appellant and P. 8. Crook for respondent, Proclamation mage aud Court adjourned, CALENDAR, The following is the day calendar for Friday, Feb- ruary 16 ‘1, 196, 193, 163, 199, 201, 205 and 206, KOK SAL Bas N MBINED GaNsoT ‘RQuan THI, CIRCULATION OF THE _YE ‘TERDAY, let re Ag NG TELEGRAM _45, 63,800 COUPLES, TER oviliaueberg, alan s MA. PRANTS, «Stores, corner Liquor Stores, —FOR SALE—RESTA As FOR SALE—TEA STORES, COR cies, Mout Markets, Bakerios, Oil Stores, country Buker- - MITCHELL, 7 Codar st, GOOD PAYING SAMPLE AND L R down town will be sold low, ownor having othor ness. LLOYD. nd wi Bae ROOM, WITH ESTABLISHED tle trade; rent $20: prico $450, 63 Fulton York, basement, ykUG STORE FOR SALE—A FIRST CLass DRUG Store afew miles trom Now York city; an old stand doing w sco sutisinctory reasons given for selle pameersion given at once,” For particulars address PHARMACIST: af Terai office: OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY AND FEED business near city. Apply J. CROMBIE, 51 Beekman st, city, {OR SAL Mshmen terns, Ad ORDER ON CARPET CLEANING ESTAB- hier fasion paper pat- LARGE HERRING'S SAP; BURG- combination lok: chest insides first class combination perio.t and in good order: suit- able for bankers or others having valuables. to secure: will Le sold for lens thad hait its Inquire of THOMAS J. SLAUC Stone at., up-stairs T)OR SALE—AN UPTOWN CORNER BAKERY, doing 16 barrels weekly ; two ovens, a good store trade and wagon route. BAKER, Herald U ptown oftlee, (OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—IN BROORLY. first class Oyster A and leo Cream Saloon, ou Myrtle av. Apply at 486 6th av,, N a MACHINERY. uy HE WERALD OFFERS TWO SINGLE DUCE Perfecting Presses for si cheap, They are capable of printing 7.0.0 our of an eizht pace paper, be speeded to 10,000 room required for exch pre Olect wide nd Tet hizh.. ‘The labor requl te roperate these two presses is four ‘men (or boys) and a jure ‘Accompanying theso prosser, which aro capable of print- ing 14,000 an hour, we will throw in one Wetving Machine and the following List’ OF SIEREOTYIR MACHINERY BELONGING 1 Furnace, with Mota! Pot and Bonnet 2 Casting Boxes, one of which is ribbed; Fintsuing Boxes, made of tron; Shaving Machines, ae AMUSEMENTS. TR, SQCARK THEATRE, Re Prorietor. “Mt, SHERIDAN SHOOK Manage: vente ducers i pram dramatic work produced im Rew! Mork o DANICHEFFs. MA House crowded to the doors every night. DANICHEFYS, | hiracters by ‘he vollowing. Iavorite E ©. R. Thorne, Jr., James O'Neill, at ouiery, n Matthews, Lysander thomp- 1, Stamey, and Minses Kutt ny Morant, Sara Jowett, Witkios,, Mrs! 314 BROADWAY. +Proprietors axer triumph of HARRIGAN’ wid WART OCR USIN wd OUR ZOUAVES.. ‘Harry. Richmond ano Billy Barry. lo Modern Rehool of Acting. MeKew and Seamon, Neil Burgess and Hurry Thorne in The Coming Woman. Sanford und Wilson, A. W ewer, Dick ‘Sands, ‘A xlorions feast of Fun’ and Melody. jay aud Saturday Matin pat ATRE COMIGUE, MW. HANLEY.. zi eas and Lider, Crossi By q rae AWN KD, REATS A First a) arunce oe ie ovlabrated ASTER MANTIN, riety Coden el Bd. Lester, ee Benedret. xawis 3 he Only Leon," J. W. McAndrews Martin's Groat Monkey Ae h ‘Enchautes TURDAY. | No Free List, ai Sts: STnEL troupes which : ave gained the HIGHEST degree of eins favor in this city the well or- nized company of SRS. KELLY & LLON deserve the first pice. Xe -s « Her, AT RY EVENING AT & The Third Programme. ything new and mors wonderfut than ever, ROBERT HELLER MISS HELLER, Vednesday day and Saturday at 2. halt price to Matine APE GRE: * NEW YORK AQUARIUM, ADWAY AND cot] Open daily from atk Me MLO ah ¥ OF ta DCEOUS PERFOR MAXCES. Captuiu QUIGLEY [rorm’ ‘ail’ kinas ot labor, carpenter work, & illustrating the manner using the diver’s armor. (Suntaye excepted). ded by any appat nd vans whhe merged, re: minutes withou ‘St breatning. Marine Monsters and Wonders. Bladder no alive in this cour Afternoon and swening Co ENTH ANNUAL EXt DITION, OF THE AMERICAN SQUIETY OF PAINTERS ork, now open at tho National Aoad my of Design, corner of 4th ADEMY OF MUSIC. a an hiss cia id st.; dally (Sundays excepted), irom 9 A. M. un- Ao FRIDAY, KVED LA om 7 until 10 ¥. My SATU RDAY, ¥ 510 ABBOTT. Sale of seats will MATINEE. on at Schirmer'sy 101 Broadway FEI- _DAY, Feuruary {6. (RLO'S KI eee BROTHERS... bast 8 ATS: MUST BE WITH RUARY 24, TO GIVie PREP. OFFENBACH'S OFFENBACUS SPECTACULAR AND MUSICAL, EXTRAVAGANZA OF 4 TO CH= MOON 0 Tue URDS TO. tHe ESORMOUS WHICH WILL iE MOST COM- PLETE AND SUP: IN Site UN THURSDAY, M. WASHINGTON'S HEN GRAND “MATINEE Wi LLACK'S. ih Proprietor und Manager.....Mr. LESTRR WALLACK “A TRIUMPIL FOR EVERYBODY RNED.”—Herald, The production uf O'keefe's famous comedy of LD OATS, on Monday evening, created au any previous production at this thisiasm unsurpassed by outro, KOVER He WALLACK, oF AC’ —Hers HUSDER, MR. JOuN IeweRT RAFTER His OWN HEART." — “ThE te TT ats NOTABLY GOOD AS EPU- ARNOTT -PERSONATED JOHN DORRY f'RIGUt FELLING AND DISGRERY ART." —Trl- M, HOLLAND, A DELICIOUS BIT Hb heat BY tat) STEVEN- Y Neral MISS. KOSE. Wooo ye D LADY AMARANTIL TH FINE GRACE AN SE LICAtt HUMOR, AND $5 Lite’ Che Was BQUALLY At HOME IN BENNY GAMAON INDEED, FROM MR. SE TO THE LANDLOKD OF THE HE PLAY WAS A TRIUMPH FOR Hester! hase gen Md the great comedy w WVERY RVENING, Serie “yuarner Notice, EXCEPTIOYAL CAST and PICTURESQUE SCENIC ILLUSTRATIONS, Box office open two weeks 1n advane OWERY TRA PRE,—FRIDA, Mie CHARLES PISIL ‘On which oceasion he wil appear in his erent character of MATTHEW STANDISH, in Mr, Augustin Daly’ brated play of Matin Suenciay IsCO MIN: OPERA WoUss Sin vi PRANGISE CO MINS roadway aud 20eh st. Last WEEK OF THE GREAT SUCCESS, wary MOKE, aud the OUR HASH WHEN aoe dy Ht SWAY I TO-NIGHT, ESSIPUFE ey (Ribas VENING, FEBRUARY 16, AT 8, ESSIPOFF—VIVIEN—PALMA. Mme, ESSIPOFF will pla; Sarabande, Double, Gavotte, Giguo (from the Suite in D major) vee. 8 Bach 5 Rhapsodie Honxrolse, hist a, yong. without words, Book 4, No. N neeruorily La D SONATAS Opes ‘Sh No, 2. TANNUAUS: ROU (by Wagner-Lisnt), MENDELSSOILA'S five Songs without words, POLONA and MAZUKKA, by Glinka, &e, reserved seat, $1 50. sule of seats at huberth’s wad 111 Broadway. HE NEW AMBRICAN MUSEUM, los AND 105 Bower. nest Grand st "Tho Inst days of the Wild Mou of Borneo, wonderful crew Admission, $1 turvs, unlike man of aniival, and thousands of grows ourl- Open daily from 10 A; M. to 10 P.M, ositios. AV-SEVERY- French Sensa- i culptor's Models by the finest statue troupe in Female Buthers, Koauty in ¢! : the Amat Muvelty, tho, Garvotte, by the Grout Double Troupe of Sensational Dancers; thé largest company of bo- witching beantios and the finest list of aughty novel ties ever seen. Kvenins at 8. Matinees Tuesdays, Thurs- oxy PLAGE IN NEW YORK WHERE MARDI enjoyed 4 Tony Pastor's Mutinee to-day, RGYLE ROOMS, ARGYLE ROOMS, i GTi AY, AND 30TH & 2 1 Tait Cate 1 Block for turning plates on and fo G Knive ving machine, price ior the entire machinory and prossos 1a$10.000. These presses and machinory cost $30,000. They un be seen every morning at work on our daily 5 ‘The price of » single press, without the chinery. 15 $5,000, The motive for selling these circuintion compels ux to use tl presente that our immense improved double Bullock ro suitnble for printing « paper tho sito of ayer of apy smalier dimensions eae RYT, New Herald, Cc SRA cadets nanpiod top onbines making purposes; also torent, “Apply at 517 West 45thst. Jor SALE—LATHE- DRILLS, | aC, Jer, Fy conn. NEW YORK fei hl Any OOn Fi NE AND BOILER, MOULD- ndry other Machines for wood work, STEAM P it now in market adapted for NATIONAL Tho WORKS, N: and the x d for elreular, cit . 20x34 Address, statin; a, PAPE PALE NGINE (GOR. ‘Address T. A. s sauare platen. ound whore it ANY, Uinetnnath “onto. iss preferred) 75 to 150 hore raid offer. WSTHDIA GOOD SECOND HAND BOILKE engine; one that is not less than eight or over ff horse power, Address W, & H., Herald odie WANtEDTan N power; ulsu a Stew ofiee. ORSE sOFPiz. Hetaid Tt i BRILLIANT, pTeResCHORBAN Nd FERTAINMENT. USEMENT Ar AT TONY PASTOR’ ———— | aE sey 4 WHTS METERNOON 7 wonkiag ay DE ENING. GIKLS OF DRAMA. 125 ACIO. NBW YORK. TONY PASTOR DN epsenssi TIVOLI THEATRE. Bth st, between 2a and 3d as Every evening Hallet, Pantom dou muste hails; 30 young ladi tmission, 250, ; Thursday ma (ousata OPERA HOUSE, corners of Wost 12th xt. and Greenwieh av. Frenehy, | BEAUTIFUL 3. Ny Pignant, | or the Mleastires of Sue Maniite. | § fELY FEMALE BATHERS IN REAL @ looking for, Kyentn; sat B patinees Taos: nd Saturday at 2, \TENNIAL EXPOSITION. Ttuly's famous exhibit of Satuary and Paintings, bongs 4 the Exposition undo; arge of Professor A! jer Heian Now on exhibition, day and evening, at the new room of Gho, A. ry ee Clinton Hall, No, 22 Astor conte, ASTOR'S, PASTOR'S, ON NDORSED BY FIFTY MILL ow PEOPLE Ag ——— “The J Kent inthe @: 1 Ly MATINEE LY MAW oR TO-DAY. ats early briliiant AMUSEMENTS. AVENUE THEATRE salt AUGUTIN DALY Di ALVS PPT SnouAANgE Proprietor aud Manuyer THE MERRIEST. PCREST MOST POPULAR Pea FORMANCE iN Tk CITY HN LL Maw MMMM Lb MMMM MMMM ib ‘MMM 0 MM MM Lb MM MM ooMM MM Lo <M MM MMMM Ly MM MM aM MM Le MM Mat MM MA Lo uM MMM MM LieLLLLLo ww xN uM LLLLLLLLL “y xM | i Uuauimous optalon for Miss Uuanimous opinion for Mr. Unanimous cpinton for Mr. Unanimous opinion tor Mrs. Cuanimous opivion for Mr, Unanimous optuion tor Miss Cnanimous opinion for Mr. EVERY NIGHT, BEGINS at 8, OVER at 10:90, MM MM A trier MM MM AA r MMMM AA T MMM M AAA tT uM Mf ALA T TO-MORROW TO-MOKKOW in Balcony. 7 Mb an for Re: We. and T5e. Pamily ©! AMCUSEMENTs. ALY'S”PIPTH AVENUL THE VT Vroprietor and Manager now LAUGH LAUGLED before. always LACUHED the more. HoUsks crow 4 WEEKS! Mf. CHOWDED WITH Youtn BEAUTY AND Vnaios NN NN SN NN NN NN COoHLAs"s 's a ack, slorious’ bumor!"* LEWIS" Maior, “Laught own” GILBBKT'S Victor ‘itound! fun BROUGHAM Lot sierriet Mtsotft™ et HARDENDENG Sy Drummer, “Here's richness!" __ BVERY NIGHT, BEGINS at 8, OVER at 10:30, if NN N EEEE EREE fe tf NE gE IL N ERE bate It yn E i x Loti Eze coy aT O'CLOCK. baat PRICES—81 for Reserved Seats jaleony. Orchestra, $1 50. Pamfly Circle, Sve. and 75e. MATINE® TO. ON) PASTOR'S. uF NEW Aas ——_——. DEVERE, MAULNEB CUREVER: and rm) KENNEDY, Day, MARIE BOMIP.A Sea ANLON and ti ic KOAKDING BOARDING OUR x ry Evening and Saturn: No free list. Sl und$i.50. Aduiyrion, 3c, and HUE yo PERRUARY yO PEBRUAK INGTON'S BIRTHDAY. — Baiirand Gala MATINEE of the great Local lay, BOOTH'S THEATR| Ritiow “Ar THE Mar morrow, OOTHS THEATRE, JARRETT & PALMER TREMENDOUS 5: Overwhelming suece: SE TELH RIGNOLD. Losseos and Manuger SATION ut local play, of Rowe's ENU. pronounced by | ar, Wallan Winter ew York Tribune, to SUPERIOR To Tae £3 suaiten KETS. OF NEw YORK? experienced eritte ‘he oping is. A VIVID pICTURT, OF LIFE IN THE GREAT METROPULIS ay it was in 1803, THE PIECE IS IN FIVE ACTS. TIL $ scenes in Wall winter of ‘also intro ducen, Humorous incidents in which the comic ele- ment of the great star cast advantageously appears. PICTU nes! te akties ot 11: fin ocean steamor with the thrilling incidents that tell | OL the perils of the doep. The wonderful advance made in stage mechanism | is Mastrated in this act. PICTURES « scene on the lovely Hudson, and embraces ® churm ing view of the Palisades, ‘The pensation of this act fa the LAUNCHING OF AN IRONCLAD. ACT IV, | ACT PICTURES Fifth avenue PICTURES the return by night. In this net oc from the of war of the curs the m taiked ot “Murder of Mr, Schuyler. it vailant pth regiment, headed by George Kienold, the capitulist,” whiel and their contict with tho nixhtly witnessed with the lawlons which results in the intensest Interest. uppression of TUK RIOTS OP Teo Ix 0. OF 0. Tae GRA CAMPMENT OF Patriarchy of the I. 0. F. of the State of New York ier BudthS OTH EA PI NEXT TUESDAY Swi 8 IMP in the Groat soorit' 8, THE RIAL UL LUSTRATIONS OF 80 ENER “PLAY AT LOCAL, GEORGE RIGNOLD t RROW Nie BROADWA CORNER OF BRO dase ts AND 30TH 8ST. MONDAY, FEBRUARY N EW First appearance ut this, theatre matic company, speanaeed of of favor 4 ey Ascty w dra m THK LEAVE for the DALY, Hisq.), of Byron's ntadiwnctyn EDY CAST, NEW SCENERY, UTIFUL FORNITURB, THEATRES 18 OLY the permission of AUGUSTIN heres successful comedy of which will be pre; PERLO! mAN DSOME ge Gone : ‘Open three evenings in the week, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENT THREE GREAT TROTTING RACKS, LADI£S' FLAT RACE, 13 GALKDEN. T MEN'S FOOT RAC oo nd AND OTHER SPORTS, 50 cents. — Admission ——. —-———50 cents. LYMPIC THEATRE, G24 BROADWAY. GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASON. HOUSES, CROWDED, AUDIENCES DELIGHTED, Me. Augustin Daly's great lucal spectacle, ROUND THE CLOCK, MOUND THE CLOCK SE! FAWCETT as KILGOBBIN, She THE BU! ON [SER REGNIEI AadAULT mm GREAT. ‘Notes ¢ BLACK CROOK BE the ee FIVE PO UND THE ENCORE, an se oan PIKE. LOC. AND THEN TELL L a ENDS TO ‘ER TO: ‘TO-MORROW CADEMY OF MUSIC. ELL ATINER. A SATURDAY, ARTBRNOON FEBRUARY it at 2, € ISH OPERA UOMPANY, TUE NORTH. KELLOGG, ANCASTER, M Oe agen ote oe ctr d nda Neate Now. away. ttl di Friday at tho ‘Br VERMA 3 ‘AD, NEUBNDOMF seh FRIDAY, Febraury 1 in, the kiyn Acndony—FAUST.. Director acts, by Haffoer, Comedy iy EY ALi DO 1 THEY ALL “Go TO TONY & “T PasTOR’ 8 MATIN QOCIETY SOCTABLES—SECOND Saturday evening, Tammany 1 OA EASON—EVERY Blegant musta, HE the Arkutsas Butter Sculptress, will exhibit lolanthe and Other Art Studies im Butter after February 20, at 508 Broadway, near L'th at, Ou Baturday evening, 17th Inst., exhibitivn’ adjoining Aquuriam close 188 ROOT'S BALLAD COX Mall, Friday evening, February 16—For the benetit of poor, Mins Arabella Koot, soprano; Mr. Arbuckle, curnets Mr Weary Galt, homatist. and ‘other exevilent ets 0 and 7 cours, ; At principal mos GO\H WHY SHOULD THE SPIRIT OF MORTAL BE past prud.” when you oan secure Bfrout saat at TONY ‘ORY 3 fo- day. HALL. Mr. MONDAY. BVENIN: of Mr. A. PL BU. R. Jolustor URBANK, o ‘an PAPERS You COMBINED aION-OF THE AY THIS Aacinidy: EVENING. TRLEGRAM _ YESTERDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 65,800 _COPIKS, ENING TELEGRAM THE Desraronys pROM WASitiNUTON AND AibAN NIGHT, the circulation of the Evening telegram y AE hs, ending Februnry 10, 1877, wan as follows i= Monday, February 5, Advertising, Tuesday, February 6 Wednesday, Febru aes Adversisig, 0’ eenti Thursday, February 4 Advertisi Friday, February 9. oe 44,900 Advertist Saturday, Fobruary 10. a0 Advert seeeee 270,700 45,125 DANCING ACADEMIE! YOLEN popwoktihs” DANCING SOUOOL. Tet fA nioved to No. 61 Sth av. : spring term now commenced ig Ko * particnlars send f iva CARTIER'S tuildiny, § Gilde Waits speciale JQURNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, SOT St, corner dd av,—Keveption new, classes fori: For circular address PRIVATE TROADEMY, OT Kast ay assistance, x lestous any DAN ’ uMIKS MaVAt LESSONS any hour wet ith EXCHANGE, THK LEASE, STOOK gud | Viatutes ofa D Apply at liu Vurick st. MARBLE MANTELS. TEWARIS SLATE, MARBLE AND WOOD MANTELS, wand elegant a , from, nal " 0 Ups ‘ne trade liberally Clee NOI SALE OR dealt with, 220 and KW BASTER MI r810, “Litt Your Glad Votces In Triumph,” Danks me See the Pine ere Jesus Lay,” Danks. Shrist Our Passover,” Millard, sees 1 Morgan... .emmme ‘Christ Our ran GORDON & SON MAKE NO MISTAKE. [Nothing like) it elsewhere, TU MORROW TMTHING NEW AND” ATTRACTIV bination an hess Entertainment iv the world, Mons, Garoux, Mile, Adelina, Di 1D | Dbate “KNOW TONY PASTOR GAVE A MATINEE HEATRE ALWAYS CROWDED, AUDIENCES AL ways delighted. Artists. ui 4. ‘Three hours of great tun at TONY PASTOR'S € Friday Reception, this sdiny at a dé Gnee O-ROMAN WRESTLING, josor WILLIAM MILLER VS, RRNEST TREUER, METROPOLITAN Kill RIDING ACADEMY, nd, TUESDAY Ni TING _ Admission, 50, pose PASTOR'S MATINEK TO-DAY, Sbresty 90, SP. M, “ADIES—TO-DAY, 3 P. M., GOTO D 7 Lie ay st., near Broadway, pt Ae TA! 4 1} ad Ov THE TX TOWN, TONY PasTOR's MATI. RAND OPERA HOUSE POOLE & Bt NELLY St Coxtumes und sintesenta, B THsates COMPANY CAST, MONDAY, bi da the Gr es Deamnele: Work, G ia THE TWO ORPHANS, | ae with every scone entirely new, aud painted expres it, new ay elegant costum machinery. (arehers’ ona Rtage effects. und a cast embracing leading mowbers of the Hheatre Company, daw LA F OLE." TONIGHT, TO-MORROW MATINER. AND " TO-MORKOW NIGUT. LAST PERFORMANCES 4 A mehOLe (HE STRERT SING! ae RO tee oratne Ganstetert : A Ent OUR SK SER Rep OF P OPER. oe 1. 19, | ONLY I LIPONMANCESO LA GRANDE DE DUCHESSE, on AVashington’s Birthday, Thursday niteruon, wt 1 JO, WEDNESDAY EVEN FEBRUARY “a, HT Ob MME, AN Wash ONLY NIG ao RTO Sy o TiiiyORMA NC. ES. A GRANDE DUCHESS: THURSDAY Muir, by roi er 's spectal performance DLE PARBUNKUSE. LA FILL putin DAY, THURSDAY, MATINEE ATA ie S$ BIRTH. in whieh Aime Sony and Danes FRIDAY GIROFLA. ln rebenrsal, fan tateadues!| he world fimous English ty ne w Picture,’ 5 y verioryauce of GIROFLE Ti ROCEANOERE. A DES ECUS."” NE TO-MOKROW, 80. Doors open wt 1. only, matinee of version), A PiRICROLB Adinission to ali parts of the house, fitty ‘'50) conte, Reserved souts, fifty (90) conts extra, Secure seats in advance to avoid rush at the doors, TLMARM ‘SC Y. jenoral Rehenrval FRIDAY, Hig! SATURDAY, Ni AIMEE (in her original charaetor) 16, nt 236 P.M. av Bu'clock P.M, Bololsbs cee se “iOUIeAM ME” Overture—"Zum Marchen von der nehoenon Melus Mend ym Serena: Goncert—Fer pianolarte (new). 8. B. MILLS, h Symphony ne, sion tor rehoarsal thaw ins 1. Bohirmor's, Decker Bros., yadway, aud aS a 80 Union square; Murten the dour of the Academy. O EXTKA CHAKGE FOR SECURED SEATS AT TONY PASTOR'S Theatre always crowded, Grand Aiatines to-day. A , UPRiGit,” ¢ own make her of five sveond hand ¥ WM, KNABE & SQUARE AND GRAND ino for sale and rent, w mume in perfect order. hs av., above 16th st, Sond sortiment of secu Steinway tinnos, some y Finuos of otter ninkors: ownre ee ‘bogus pianos, offered for svleasyenuine Steinway make, at auction in privace Kaan “SERINWAY & SOM, steluway Hall, Now Forks ENT WINDSOK SAH ORO =, FOR come ost $100; also Pi jo residence 120 urmiure. Call pr Gul ay. A PRIVATE FA} Pinnoforte at a wood case 74 vetay wil tuto Inpro West 23d st., near ILY WiLL SELL STEINWAY rifice; riehly earved four rou Tino, name on plate, ov rattan #1, me 250; abinet, cost § lowering ipeighs Gall private residence, “i ‘West 16th at, bem {woon'Sth aud Oth hvac NeB. Must be'sold, Box lor shipping, GHANCE.—SPLENDID NEW UPRIGHT AND square Pianos to ront, aud rent allowed if purchased: i early new, exceedingly low; ail new Pianos ware ureatest reductions to cash cusomers BROS., 145 and 147 Sth av,, corner ‘change. SE CTAVE PIANOFORTE AND ‘Vinnos to rent. GOLDSMITH'S, 20 Blocckor or five y 71-3 OCTAVE PIANO, NEARLY NEW; SACRIe efice ; rent $0; elegant Organ, | $50, instalments. PELK & SOX, 23 Ciinton place. “BARGAIN, Legs, $150, 40, F100) rent, $4; org & Mt East 14th a \ LARGE STOCK ELEGA:’ new anu second hand, $10 D 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, CARVED snedens improvements, cost $450, tor $100. 21d LADY WILL SELL Li aT N $100 A HAND. some rosewood Flunotort erful cree ORGS Vii itar, Singing, Langaaves. in, ( ersity Bulldh Waverley plage, Cireilars mailed, mid _JAY WATSON, Director. _ are offering one of the large Pinnos and Organs in this city at price tition, ~ sittin Min $15; Stel ae ictetee area bas : a teinway und Chickerin Py 2 sto ‘GOIDON'S, 197 Hilegeker me RB EMOVED-UPRIGHT A AND 70 v0 $200 85 and $10 m wane iy 8.5 Uni ‘ —POWERFUL NEW UPRIG) rf amy VARI 290.022 Lab if xiuctory 163 Bleecker UNITE: borates Y PANO" GO UARE PIANOS, FRO ly th paid; es 3 om nile Yenc tie SRR on square, 4th Av. nese roadway. MU: SICAL. “YOUNG LADY Wins “TOG 21 A “GIVE PIANO TE: ALsous wt pupils’ residences, “Call or address 25 Governeat “ADY TEACHER ‘onkest 137 WEST 20TH 8T Nk for Mrs. DFO ac. WANTED, and Brooklyn. OU Es, ROO: MS. iS, n this City a yn. FAMILY OF ADULTS WANT hooms Fo! Jabt housekeeping. Adress, with price, PROM Herald Uptown Branch otic Y SMALL PRIVAT FAMILY, A COMPLETEL' iurnished House ; satisfactory references. Address, wi! jult partic FAR W! Id Uptown of Le dat haces a Roe FOR INK AND) PIANO IN & uiet house near Union square; use of It allowed, ©. Je V., care DITRON, 711 Broadway. sence libel NISHED OR PARTIALLY FU th to G5th st. Madison to 6th read responsible party. Address, with parti it, therald Uptown office, TED-PART OF HOUSE (SOT LESS THAN roams), unfarnished, with ail the modern improves table for hoasskeeping, by fraall, quiet, re: family ot adults, ine “ood nelghvorhiood ; woulé profer to occupy part of house with owner; rent must b4 moderute; vest of rolerenees given It required, ae Mating amount of rent, ALBION, box 213 Herald office, y ANTED TO HIRE PRIVATE HOUSE, Witt All mouern improvement 2 Sth avs, an not above 25th st. Address Pa $ Hau $0 per woek. Addres@ Herald Uptown Branch office. y TANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, three or four unfurniphed Rooms, in # privas show not above 3Utb at w York, oF Rp d waiking distance from FF stom aa ust be i ANTED—UNFURNISH Keopings gentiemsi,, rico, whieh mi Mera A office. D KOOMS FOR HOUSE. wife and servant Addresg ce, TANTED—HOUSES AND FLATS TO RENT: number of wpplications, C. A. DONNELLY v, ANTED—BY TWO yet. Tonee oR peg unfurnished Rooms in a fut, 45d to . Oth to Address PERMANENT, box 105 He fiotald Uptown ot LARGE & C04 V SON ss. and Lexingt Beasts cues In the Country. y HOUSE, ON LONG panae DENTISTRY. KAUTIFUL ARTIFIOLAL TRET by! A lay NeW | Hy YoieK DES TAL rH ‘extabl jo, Veh and 170 LBERT KIMBALL, 345 OTH AY. | Tull sets $1U, partial $4; had AL