The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1877, Page 13

THE GREAT WRESTLE. Fighting for the Second Fall Until Daylight. A “DRAW” AGREED UPON. Both Men Badly Bruised and Exhausted, The Hega.p report of yesterday morning left tho Grwco-Koman wresilers, William Miller and Thiebeuld Bauer at 1h. 40m, A. M, im the act of retiring for a brief rest, in order to be rubbed with towels and other- Wise attended to, Each was greatly fatigued and un- able to obtain any advantage, The contest was re- Rewed sixteen minutes later by order of the referee, and continued with two short rests until Sb, 22m, A. M., when a ‘‘draw” was agreed upon, AVTKK THK REST. Sxconp Bour.—Both men appeared im the field at Uh, 56m, A. M., somewhat refreshed. They at once begam active business without the usual preliminary sparring, Bauer obtaiming a back hold on Miller, but wus unuble to throw him, A break was wade, then a rush for an opening, and during the tussle the piucky Frevehman secured ® severe neck grip, which made the Australian’s prospects look decidedly blue, but he managed to slip down out of harm’s way, with Bauer lying at full length on his body. Resuming an erect position hot work followed, both meo gceking the coveted advantage with 4 tinge of anger. Bauer seomed desirous of Jorcing the fighting, and Once more obtained a back hold on Miller, by which he threw him a burster on the ground. Yet Miller managed to fall on bis face, where he lay with arms and legs spread to their utmost length, Bauer repoat- edly liited the Australian giant by sheor strength and attempted to hurl him over, but the task, being too diMcult, was abandoned. In this hard ground straggle Buuer smartly rapped Miller on the left shoulder und again on tho right, and with a sudden twist essayed to pull him over for tho fall; but the Frenchman’s hands slipped at the critical instant und the effort was fruit- less, Again to their feet there eusued heavy sparring for an opening. Bauer assumed the offensive, and finally, with the quickness of lightuing, caught Miller round the neck, the embrace trightening the latter, who exerted all hia remaining strength to free himself from the uncomfortable position, This he managed to do in afew seconds, when he turned the tables by getting a similar lock on Bauer; but the latyer eseayed the back grip, and upset all the Australian’s calculations by sending Lim a thumper to the carpet, and in the descent, or, just be- fore Miller fell, Bauer got the bead of his burly com- petitor in chancery—a terrible fx, With the power ofa vice the Frenchman squeezed the neck of the other until he was red in the face; but still the latter kept his shoulders and hips away from the carpet, Finally, witha terrific struggle, Muller succeeded in extricating bimself {rom the dilemma, when both rose to their feet. Again Bauer threw Miller by the waist hold on his stomach, and ho fell so heavily it shook bim terribly, Atier partly rolling over each other several times Miller twisted Lis antagonist into 3wo perilous positions; but tis strength was un- equal to the occasion, as Bauer's superior scieuce was now more upparent than ever. In fact, Miller although he made the attempt repeatedly, wus unable yo lit Bauer more than a few inches from the carpet orto keep him in a dangerous position, and was at lust obliged to drop bim. They vigorously sparred for the next opportunity, when again erect, Bauer ob- taining the advantage by securing anotner neck lock on Miller, when the latter succeeded in getting the Waist lock, Neither proved of udvantwaye, as both ‘were easily broken. Thus far the wrestimy, since the Test of sixteen minutes, was the best of ihe night, as It had been severe work throughout. Both men had been greatly weakened, in nearly the same proportion, but Miller looked the more used up, as the bandling ho was receiving trom his wily compeulor was of the worst posaibio churacter. Each showed signs of so- vere bruises, their flesh in many places being | er up im red paiches and blotches. More ‘wisting ensued, when, with terrible carnestness, Miller gota back neck lock on Bauer, and, using bis ehest advantageously, pulled him bodily oo his shoulder, the Frenchman turning a complete somer- sault, It seemed to the spectators,‘many of whom tii] remained, that the end of the bout was pear; but ich Was Dot the case, as the ready Bauer wriggled wondrously in failing, and only touched the ground on oue sido, thus saving the full. Hud Miller possessed the strength and agility to iollow up the advantage gained the second bout would inevitably have been ue- ‘eided in his favor, but these necessary aids were not at his bidding. ‘The Freacaman’s tactics at this stage received agreat cheer. He formed a bricge with Lis head, neck and leys, which pretty performance saved him ana prevented the fall sought by Miller. In break- doy the Australian’s lock Bauer seemed to have injured his hands, und it was some minuies bdeiore he re- covered their full use. Tou minates of quiet work new occurred, when Miller obtained # body lock on bis opponent, but the latter raised him up by the arms and broke it, RESTING AGAIN. A rest of three or four minutes was agreed upon at 2h. 3om. A, M., during which both men were thoroughly rubbed by their attendants. Upon the resumption o1 work Bauer seemed more @pxious than the other, und immediately essayed a vicious neck hold, but ‘he tailed to grip, whereupon there was much fencing, A neck hold was finally secured by Bauer, and for several seconds it seemed shat Miller must go down on his back; but the latter, Appreciating the perilous nature of the situation, made & supreme effort to wrest himself trom the grasp of the Frenchman, and finaily succeeded. It was a nar- row escape. More sparring for chances ensued, the Frenehman getting the best of it, as he wrenchod sillier down on bis breast, While in this position Bauer lifted his big opponent in hig urms, and suddenly re- Jaxing bis grip whtie Miller was suspended tn air, let him tall bead downward in a way that would lave erushed the sknil ard broken the neck of au ordinary mortal Miller quickly recov and was on bis feet like tho proverbial *‘cat”’ with nine lives, when both men again clasped bands and wrists and fought for the hext opportunity to catch a throwimg hold. The men were getting weaker every minute, the Australian sul- fering the Worst irom the heavy strains «nd ground thumps he had received. Ho 1ooked strangely serious, ‘and seemed to lack vin and evergy. BREATHING TMK sh. Bom. A. M,, by consent of tho umpires, ordered a rest of ten miiutes, but this in- Croused to twenty-four minutes, when bown walked into the arena much relreshed, Bauer, as usual, was the first vo secure a lock, avout the neck; vut Miller broke Mt, when, With spurring, several minutes was consumed. Then the Australian obtained @ body hold on the Frenchman; but it was broken by a pretty spring, Mil- fer being (00 Weak to resist. Bauer turnod the iables by securing a back hold, which brought Miller to the ground; whereupon ensued a series of terribie strug- gles, Bauer showing greater pluck avd skill, yotin- suflicient strength to keep his oppovent trou squirm. Ing out Of the tight place be Was in, yet he did not re- gain his treedom uutil well squeezed, Now Miler Caught Bauer about the waist and breught the iauer to his knees, but there the advantage cvased. The Frenchman forced Miller’s hold apart, as there ap- peared ouly litie strength leit in the Lunds of the Aus- tralian, Headwork and fencing then occupied over ball an hour beiore another lock was secured, this ne the luck falliug to Miller, who could not utilize it | before broken by Bauer. i A “SDRAW"? AGREED UPON, i At 6h, 16m. A. M., the Frenchinan suddenly | clinchea the neck of Miller and furcod him to the ground, almost squeezing the breath oul ot his body; but the Australian managed to slip the grip aod Bauer went under, but the other could do nothing und the | Frenchman at once got on bis tee. Muck sparring followed, and the three hundred spectators that suili “stuck 1b out? Were Unanimous in the opinion that’ bue or both of the men must soon desist trom sheer exhaustion, And +o it proved, a#at 6h, 22m. A. M. ihe umpires and principals, upon consultauion, agreed je make the match a draw, and at ob. 30m,, with day- ‘ight streaming through the windows, the reterce, Professor William Clark, $0 ordered, when the wen, weary and worn, aud stratned and bruised, left the Heid and retired to their dressing rooms to prepare | for their homes, ‘This wrestling match is the longest on record, None Dut athletes of the most extraordinary pluck and en- durance could have stood up under the wrenching and twisting. the thumping agaiust the ground and tue constant expenditure of strength requited to fight for 6. 30m. tor atall, If there ure any laurels worth wearing in the result these belong to Bauer, who gained the first fail and throughout exbibited the greatest science, BAUER IN TROUBLE, Before Bauer could dress he received an unwelcome visitor in the (orm of a deputy sherif, wo arrested him upon @ bench warrant in a civil suit BURGLARY ON BROADWAY. Very early yesterday morning the storovof Mr, Pike, the optician, at No, 518 Brondway, wus entered by burglars. Officer Maher, who was on post at tho time, discovered that they had made a large hole through the panel of the door and throagh the zine plating which lined it, On forcing bie way in he Jound the door littered with optical and seientifie tn- firuments, and he at once had the owner sent jor. Mr, Pike made an examination, which showed that the contents of a frent suowcase and of a in the rear bad been curried of, the whole t about $1,500. Several small thefis in the past, been committed in the siore, and from Bis knowledge of them the pruprictor ts encour: aged to believe that he cun set the detectives on the track of the criminals, NEW YUKK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAKUH Y¥, 1877—TRIPLE SHEET. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. | DEPARTURE OF THE HURON ON A SCIENTIFIC CRUISE—-NATURE OF THE WORK—LIST OF OF- FICERS—MOVEMENTS OF THE MONITORS TO SAVANNAH RIVER—-OBJECT OF THE CHANGE-— GENERAL NAVAL NEWS. Porr Rorat, § C., March 18, 1 The corvette Huron, Commander George P. Ryan, sailed to-day for a cruise in the West Indies and ou the Spanish main of bigh scientific as well as general interest, She 1s ordered to Port Spain, laland of Tria- idad, where she will commence her speciai work, which 1 the carrying of chronometric differcaces of jongituae from that point along the northern cons of South America as far 4s Aspinwall, and also to prepare sailing directions and directions for entering the various ports she will visit. It is expected that before her cruise is ended she will visit at least thirty ports, and will dotermine the longitude of all, Her cruise will probably continue until July next, and the first port at whicb a mail ts likely toreach her will be La guayra, Venezuela; then Cartbagena, Granada, and tually Aspinwall, The sbip is supplied with ap ample nember of cbro- nometers, scieotitic instruments aud all that is needed to make the cruise successful. The officers, from the commander to the junior, are capubie and zealous, aod important results may be expected trom the Jabors uodertakep, MOSPITALITIES IN CHARLESTON, I think I alluded, iu a recent jeter, to th Ppitabh ‘eption given to tbe oflivers of the during tbeir recent visit to Charieston, The ship was there about three weeks, aud every moment passed pleasantly with the office Excursious, receptions, dinners and a variety of entertainments were given by the residents of the city, young and old, to our officers, und they were made to teci that the past bud be buried and forgotten and that the Chariestonians were ready to receive the nation’s representatives with the old ime cordiality and kind greeting, Hereafter, it 38 to be hoped, that some of our cruisers will tind it convenient aud agr le to make brief sojourns in Cuurleston Harbor, because & is apparent that their presen vill be bailed with pleasure by the inbab- itants, and a better feeling will thus be developed be tween representatives of all sections of the country and the people of that city, The Huron’s visit, in this sense, muy be regarded as a remark: ab, ‘The Hurou was compelled to satl without her ex- ecutive oiticer, Lieutenant A. H. Fletcher, who had kone ashore on Suiurday, expecting to return before the ship aulled, a8 she was knuwn Ww be under sailing orders, Commander Ryan sentan officer ashore to look bim up, but be could not be found, although it was reported, ou what uvathority | have not learned, that be changed bis unitorm for a civilian suit and took the midaight train on the Augusta Railroad, It is feared that he ts nut in bis right mind, as irom his con- duct and the remarks ue wade an uneasy feeling was ereated ty the tind of one of the medical officers of vhe squadron, He wiil doubvtiess be heard irom very s00n 11 be 1s in health. Lieutenant L. G. Palmer will act as executive officer and Master William P. Conway as navigator for the ume beg, LIST OF THE OFFICERS. The following is a currect list of the officers attached to tue Huron Cummander—George P, Ryan, commanding, Liewenants—Artuur H. #letcher; L. G. Palmer, ex- ecutive, Adasters—W illiam P, Conway, navigator; George W. Mentz and W. S. French, Ensigns—R. ly and Lucien Young. Chiefs Engineer—Kdmond Visen, Passed Assistant Paymaster—C, N, Sanders, ‘Surgeon—G. L, Cuibrith. Assistant Engineer—R, G, Denig, Cadet Engineers—K. '!, Warburton and E. U. Loomis. Pay Clerk—Thomas J, Frank. Captain's Clerk—Joseph L, Galvin, BARNACLES, As you have been informed vy telegraph, orders have been received to send all the monitors except the Dictator to the Savaunah River to anchor in fresh water, for the purpose of removing the accumulation of oysters, barnacies, grass and other marine parasites attached to their botioms. ‘The rapidity with whieh iron bottoms are fouled in these waters is something warvelious, Oysters large euough to afford toleravly fuir eating are found in buge beds upon the monitora’ hulls, and with the other queer muterial gathered thereon it 1s easy to see that the vessels’ speed 18 very seriously injured. In tact, as is trequently the cuse, the vessels’ speed is reduced by these wmpedimenta to the very minimum, It is for the purpose of removing this prodigious guthering that the ships aro seut into in the absence of dock tactites, to scrape . ‘The monitors will doubtless be able to ascend the Savannah to @ po.nt within a couple of miles of the city, Where the water is perfectly tres! ‘This will give the citizens of that beautitul city a closer sight of these marine monsters than they ever enjoyed before, and 10 amore agreeable manner. A large bum- Ver of visitors will doubtless avail themselves of tne opportunity to visit and inspect (ne craft that made 4 grout name for themselves in the rocont ‘‘unpleasant- ness?” The Lebigh, Lieatonant C. 1. Hutchins command- ing, wil probably Jeave to-morrow for her new uncuor- uge, to be followed by the Catskill, Mahopac, Maphat tun, Sangus and Ajax. It is expected that they wil remain in the river until possibly the Ist of June, but certainly bot up to the advent of the sickly season, as too long @ sojurn in that river would bo exceed- ingly dangerous (0 ali hands on board, Passed Assistant Engineer Jeflerson Brown, of the Dictator, has been detailed to take charge of the machinery of the Lehigh, and Eusigns H. S. Waring, of tbe Now Ham, shire, and William Winder, of the Dictator, will asaii Licutenant Hutchins, It will require at least three weeks lo get the monitors into tueir new position, in consequence of lack of men to handle them in ail their departments, OUT oY ComMIssioN, It_is reported that the steam sloop Powhata Captain J. H. Russell, ts shortly to arrive bere, for the purpose of towing the monitor Dictator to New York, woere she will be placed out of commission. She needs very extensive repairs, as she has been very long in service, betore sue can be regurded ag an efticient sea- going slip. Sho is the largest monitor afloat, and with new tron deck beains, new boilers, &c., would be an extremely formidable vessel, if armed with improved heavy rifle guns. Her engines are immensely power- ful, and her speed, when everything was in order, was just that required of a fighting vessel or a terrific ram. In either capacity she would prove a most dangerous and formidablo adversary oven of the best iron-clads of foreign navies. THE HARTPORD. The flagship Harttord, Captain Luce, bearing the flag of Kear Adiniral Treuchurd, commanding the North Atlantic Station, is likely to look im at this port, on ber way to the Wost Indies, within a week or ten days. Aller her departure th harbor will present almost “an aching void” to the searchers alter ournavy. The New Hampshire, flagship of Commedore Clitz, and the coal bulk Pawnee will be monarchs of the bay, if tho Dictator should leave us, The summer months, which geuevally mark the return of the cruisers to this har- bor, will again give it a lively and cbeertul appearance, which it sadly lacks in the absenco of men-ol-war, FUNERAL OF INSPECTOR SPEIGHT. ‘The body of Police Inspector Speight Iny all day yes- | terday at bis home in Carmansville, where many old | friends of his calied to express their regrets to his be- reaved family. On Friday at one o’clock the funera! will take place. An escort of the police will attend | and march trom tho house to the Church of the Traus- | figuration and thence after the funeral services to the | terry. THE PUNKRAL ESCORT. Tho pall bearers chosen for the occasion are Inspec- tors McDermott and Vhorne and Captains Bennett, | Davis, Caftrey, Petty, Mount and Hedden, who ure the six seniors Of the force, Inspector Diiks will act as colonel in command, ‘Tho lieutenant coionels will be Captains Allure wud Washburne, ‘There will be ten companics of forty-eght tuen each, commanded by one crplain, two lieutenants and five sergeants, ‘The cap. tains ol companies are us tollows:—First company, | Captain Ward; Second, Captain Byrnes; Third, Uap: tain McDonnell; Fourth, Captain Cherry’; Fitth, Cap- tain Walsh; Sixth, Captain Clinchy; Seventh, Captain Kennedy; ‘Bighvi, Captain Leary; Ninth,’ Captain | Kiliulea, and Tenth, Captar 4 Appendix to the Opening , Brooks on the Chinese Que: min Legisla. i Women’s Co-operaudve Priuting Union Uflice, No. 494 Montuomery street, | I Literatnre (i 7 X1V.: G No, 182 Fifth avenne, New York, rist-—A Study in Primitive Christianity. * Frothingham: G. P. Putuam’s sons, ut The Cra: By Getavius Broo No. 182 Fitth avenue, Now York. Tho Hest Readiag—Hints on th, the Formation of Libraries. public private with w Cinssitied Hiograph: kins) : G. P, Putnam's Sou of Ke ndred Years; The Life of th Republic of the ‘tex of Americ: ilastrated in its fou olidation, Developme Wester, United tutes Publish et. New York. Material Kesoures erwons who may d By Danie 3 Nutcher street, New rs’ Asadeiation ; Pri Achiever ing Company, No. Loalsians Aw It fe; Topography Keliable informati settle in the Gulf § nett. Kureka Pre Now York sture the Thirty. eeting, Held a6 Wark: N.Y., in July, 187 0 (N. Y.) School Bulletin and Kdu: cuttonal Jour Vitty-sixch 1 Report of the New York Kye and Kar | Infirm: for the yoar ending 1876, B. G. Oaker, so. 260 1 Bowery, New York, The Tribine Almanag and Poltienl Register for 1877; | with Ap dix giving Proceedings betore the Elector ‘ nm andthe Iwo Houses. Tho Tribune Avsocia wenal (April, 1877), Messrs. D. Appieton & c 10. New Yu ‘The Shelve Arms (papor cover), No. 3, vol. X. Messrs, 172 Contre street, New York, lontrivances by which Orehids are Fertilized arieg Darwin.) Messrs D. Appleton & New York. by Tnseers, Co., Broadway. Black Spirits and White (wevel), with illustrations: srs, D. Appleton & Co., Broadway, New York. votter’s Aweriean. thiy dilustrated) Magazine for H uiter 28 Magwine (april): few York, Love; Or, Sand, 406 Chest ie Worle Philadelphia, BK. R. Pelton, No, 85 First and slear Ausoi Applet seribner 1877), Mewara Serlunar & Co. REAL ESTATE, There were sold a nuinber of parcels of property at the Real Estate Salesroom yesterday. The most im- portant one was the transfer of tite in a superior story bigh stoop stone residence, No. 599 Fifth avenue, near Forty-eighth street, to W, V. Brokaw, of Brokaw Brothers, tor $72,750. BY H.W. CoaTes. Foreclosure sale (B. E. McCafferty referee) of house, with lot 21.10208.9, in West d2d ot, 150 It. w, of Sth ay., to Jobo ring $4,325, 100 fh woot Let rieh for, .. YH. v, WauNKIT (#. W. Loew referee) of the four d orick house and the three story house. with two lots. each 25x100. 4, ms. LUD 7,500 Foreclosure story fr briel 21,000 RNNELLY. Foreclosure sale (G. L. Ingrahar referee) of a plot of land, 45x8.0, on Morris st., G0 ft. w. of Rodway Morrisunia, to Frances A. Bremner, plaintiif, ay ¥. &. ste Foreclosure sale (John Lindley referee) of the four story high stoop stuue residence, with lot, 27x10), No, 590 bth av. 7 Nhe OF ASEH ste BOO, to remain on morigace) to W. V, Brokaw for Similur sale WJ. M. Barbour referee) of bouse and lot, 20x100.5, on West dwt 80 ft. e. of Bth fav.’ (with $7,000 mortgage), to John Davidson for, 11,950 ‘Total sates for tho day... TRANSFERS. 18th #t., a. #., 220 fw. of av. B. Muller and husbaud to Fredericka 40th ata. 9. 256 fh w. of 1Oth cy ‘72,750 108.3; Telena reber, - 817, 2693.9; Jacob and wife to Davia Stevenson... seseee 8,000 Ay. D., ¢. 8, 26.6 It. n. of 8th st, 21x77: Mary K. Carrvil to Bridget Lyneh,...... . 5,000 Loe SToxSabx irregular; also Woodruil h. 0. s., irregular (24th ward) | Henry J. Downey to Mary Stoney Ses etesreuiey :» Nom, 50th 8, 60 fw. of Lexington av. d0x4; Jon- ; Havens to Esther Av Hayeus....... 20,000 26.6 It. bof Bth st, 2177 ; Michuel Lynch ‘to Mary K. Carroll. sae 5,000 Mott av.. 0. &, SOxirrozalur iid ward) ; Jumes J. Smith and wile to Patrick Susith Nom. w. 6, LOU ft, n. of Cedar le and wife to J w. 8, 100f, n. of Cedarst., ‘Tinton ay., @.'s., 100 ft. a. of Codar vt. (23d ward) ; John G. U. pait to Killaabe elt a 2,000 Glst st. 8, 100 tt. w. of, Lexington uy., Jax1Q Johu McCool and wife to Daniel A McCool 250 1h w. of 2d 1 ish st.. 99.11 xirregu- dito Frewman Hl. Leroy... Nom. 150 ft. w. of 4th av., 25x100.5; John rn and wife to Frederick Keimer.. Nom, 2. Ww. corner G8th xt, n und wife to Charl 110x100.5; Willett dtylos i 28. Of LAE av. to Potor Goelet on Rivington st., also Columbia Rivington sts, Dixon (refere 5th st... s., 125 ft. @. of myer (referee) to Jumes Gili 22d st... 8, 280 ft. w. of Tih ay, MORTGAGES Barron, Joaeph and wife, to John Brown, n. s, of 49th at, w. of 10th av.; 6 months....... =, 1,000 Chundier, Austin ©.,to Richard’ English Union ay. @4th ward); 1 years... 2,100 Deving, Margaret, to Warren M. Mercili st.. between 10th and 11th avs. : 1 yeur 1,000 Keyser, John und wile, to John H. Kiker, wer of Ist ay, and 85th st; 2 months . 1,500 Mathews, William and wie, to George G: De Wiit, ¢. cornér of Gth av. and 45th st; 1 year. 25,000 Samo to Klisabeth Kip, 6. ¢. corner of Uth av. 45th 6t.5 1 youre... essen asad s¢o0ee 86,000 MeGiay, James and wife, to Sarah A, Sunda. @. 8. Greenwich av., n. of West 10th xt.; 5 yours... Maivilull, Sarah ‘and husband, to Francis Schaaf, &. © of Slat st.,¢. of 10th av,; 5 years. sessescece 1,000 Rankin, William, to John G, Hyatt, n. of 63d bi, @. of 4th av. ; 2 years +s 1,700 Sume to same, n. a, of 5 years., 1,700 Samo to samo, u. 8 of Sd of 4th av.;2 years. 1,700 Schevp, Adam and wife, to blizabeth Krapp, w. s. of Ist av. n. of 9th years 11,000 Stern, Augasta and husband, to Lespold Viiiman, s. of ay. B.n. of Oth ste: L year oo... Styles, Charles H.,to Willett Bronson, 4th a cornor of G8th st... Same to same, 4th wi Batne to sumo, n st; denumd, . corner 43,500 of Madison av. and 74th POLICE TRIALS, The case of Patrolman Devin, charged with having brutally assaulted Poter Bronver while the latter was in @ cell was brought up before the Police Commission- ers yesterday, but wag postponed. Sergeant Thomp- son’s case was also adjourned for two weeks, although ‘bis counsel was in favor of an immediate investigation, Charles Huguenin, of No. 271 Houston baci be rygce ad Patrolman Herrick, of the Tenth preciuct, with having used violence in arresting him for no offence and hav- tig made a false accusation against him. He also charged Herrick with being intoxicated at the time. The evidence adduced went to show that Herrick bad ‘rested the complainant inside the latter’s store and without cause. The charge of intoxication! was par- tally disproved. THE CIGAR SEIZURE BUSINESS. The inspectors connected with the office of the Special Agent of the Treasury made further seizures of smuggled cigars and cigarettes yesterday. On board of tho stoamor City of New York 2,000 choice cigars and ninety-five bundles of cigarettes were captured, and from the steamor City of Havana 1,400 cigars of favorite brands were taken possession of, and all the property siored in tho Seizure Roo: HOUSES, ROOMS, & In this City and Brookis Np GERMAN FAMILY WANT A A\ story Honso, or lower Part of House w Up staire: improvements, in good neighborh or Ninth wards, Address, particulai ¥, ot, city. ABARIMENTS WANTED THREE OF FOUR ished Room: able locality, | FUR, | suitable for light housekacping, in respect” | tween 14th and 40nh sta. went side, Ad” | ating re de Uptown Herald office. A GiBDIOM SIZKD STOR: OF OFFIOR ON GROUND Moor, ne: Broadway, betwo ot oe Chambers and L berty AL. 5 goo mn more an object than mee A dross J. W. IR. wid office. eae —WANTED, A PART OF NOOSE, U 4\.cin a good neighborhood, with owner} small family, with | no children; reut inust be reasonable, ‘Address, statin lo. cation and price, STEADY TENANT, box 105 Itorald oilice. ESK kOOM FOR CYLINDER DESK Ofice want location and pei QAMILY OF ADULTS WAN went, farnished, 14th ¢. 50h sts erate rent: of would take charge o fogetty. HAIGHT, Herald uitfee. T WANPED—FTh: NO DARK ROOMS; d full particulars. Address MOOI, box 1,697 Post | FURNISHED | RLOR AND BA id to Bth avs. om for family loav MOUSE” WANTED—CENTRAL: : other boarders, Address REPE 1G0T AND BAS. Day droadway, between 4th and 12th sts. ; MENT WANTED-NEAR rent moderate. Address full particulars to 7 Broadway. room at MAN, WIPE AND INeANT w AT J OR 4 ROOMS, Miinturnisned, in private bh rent, $12 to $16 per mouth; April Lor May 1. Address K., box 212 Herala office, QMALL HOUSE WANTED RY > AMURIVAN Deouples: rent not to exceed $7) ferences curity; must be in good improve. Box 122 PPER PART OF ITO 701 LEXINGTON AV. between Gist nd 2d vts,, for gentloman wud wite only W AaT#o USPURNISHED, nRGOND “OW THIRD | Fivorin private house and fret class neighboriood ; wont wide; retorences given aud required. J.P. TIBBITS & 80. ANTED—BY A SMALL VA MIL. House for turee yours: English b 161 Broaaw A FURNISHED ini th ate, and Athand Och wvec Aldroas Sts and 4thand Gth avs, Address A, i) Herald Uptown Branch office, AGdrees 4 A BACK PARLOR OR Sd aud 480 sts., Lexing- rms, which must be 801 Lexington av., city, WAsteD , DOUBLE, FIRST Hoor, and two single Rooms; table and neighborhood unexceptionabdle; city or village hear; references, Address R. i, B., Herald Uptown office WASTED-—BY A GENTLEMA complete Furnished Kooms for stating terms, FANCKTT, eepin Herald Uptown Bran WASTHD-FROM 137 MAY, BY A LEMAN | i wite, thres Rooms on second Floor, suitable tor housekeeping: location Madison and id avs., 20d Address st BIKE ste | DRESSMAKING, private family proferred; Oth and 23d sts. and dthand Oth ave: relerences, Address D. F., box 113 Her- h oftice. ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE ADAPTED FOR A | private hotel, with Lunch Room, or « smail summer Hotei, intty of New York. W. B., box i oilies. | MEDIATELY OR BY 18 APRIL,» hod Rooms Flight housekeeping, by tour | WAC Ay Herald Uptown ME STORY LARGE BRICK OR § Wii To a RuSPONSIBILIT erald Uptown BK RECKIVED BY THE | w York and Brookiyn Bridge, at their | Brooklya. until Tuesday, 27th inst., ring buildings and covering thei with fire proof | Total root Pinns and specifications enn be Broa Of roots, 24.000 square feet. A. KOEBLING, Chief Engineer. ANTED—PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR A Hammer Hotel, to be erected at Kingston, Jamuica, L, partiontars of which can be seen at the ofiice of G: CORDOVA, No. 62 William st, New York: pling to bo sentin notinterthan the 10th April prox, ‘Two hundred and Oity do lars will be given to the architect whose plans are accepted. WINES, LIQUORS, PLORTNVALIDS! USE—TWE JONGAG COGNAGS ARE purest aud best. VIUTOR E, MANGER. 110 faada oe en at the office. State | SALES ATLA CTION, A® MR. CHAR unique comprising ex. les by the most celebrated moderm mas- ters, will be sold At Anction, Positively without any reservation, At Assvciation Hull, mt and 4th ay this (THURSDAY) Evening, at S o'clock. hey have evidently been chosen, not for the fume of tho artist, as is too often the case with our private coll tng because the charm of subject and stvie of treatment commended thei to the taste and sympathy of the collec tor.—Hiome Journal, Tt vossesses fewer of the works whitch go to make the ordi- nary dealer's stock than is usual, which we take tobe a prook gf certain individuality om the part of the collector.— the Herald. Every painting is gu of the painter whose AMES are AInOL: poraneous art.— ed hy Mr. Frost to be the work meis afixed to ft, Some of these the mong famous in the history of coutem- vening Poss, j ‘The Paintings will remain on exhibition free, atthe artz Gallery, No, 6 Bast 2d st, Madison square, until 3 o'clock P.M. this day. when they will be removed to Association Hall for the sale, DANIEL A. MaTI ; THE MESSRS, THIS (HURSDAY ) AFTERNOON, At 3 e'clock, at the uew salesroom, 22 Astor place (Clinton Hall), and now ou exhibition, ’ Marble Sculpture, from Italy’s Centennial exhibit, by ‘the most renowned Itulina maxters—Vela, Salvini, Zanoni, Borghi, Rossi, duasi, &c., de, Oil Paintings, by the frst Italian artists, from Ituiy's exhibit at the Cen. tennial Exposition, now of exhibition at the Art Rooms, 817 Broadway. and to be suld by auction FRIDAY EVEN: ING, March 24, at 8 o'clock. ‘The Messra LEAVITT, Auctioneers, FRIDAY ar ‘OON, March 23, at 2 o'clock, at Clin- toa Lal! (now on exhivition), Centennial Exhibits from the Chinese Depurtmens, by order of 3. L, Hammond, Esq., Chinese Commissioner, comprising arty 100 pieces of Clotseune Enamels, choice Porcolains, supers teakwood Sereons, Cabinets, fine Bronzes, ivory Vases in variety, Plucquen, €e., &e. THIS DAY (THURS ‘at our Salesr SALB OF SECOND HAND AND NEW FURNITURE, fine parlor and bedroom Suits, basement and dining room Furniture, Mirrors, Carpets: alno & general assortment of office Furnitueo, standing and sitting Desks, Sule to commence with Kitchan Ute ABT-NOW ON EXIIBITION ut the AT 11 O'CLOCK, ‘Nassau st, SCHENCK ARI GALLERY, hy at, of the FINEST und most ATTRACTIVE collections of era that have been offered anywhere this season, emb tirely new pictures of the American, Belgian, Freach aud Tralian schools, to be suld at auction THis DAY AND TO-MORROW, MARCH 22 AND 235, AT 12ke O'CLOCK, KDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer. A EXHIBMION AND Salk, AT MINER'S ART GALLERIES, 845 BROADWAY. NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE, DAY AND EVENING, modern Oil Paintings of tho various European and American schools, including, among others, oxumplos of the following eminent artists, vie. : Ang en- Achenbach, ©, Forrere, Addie, WM. \« Ginelli, B. Parton, BE. Bridgman, F. A. Gray, Pavoni, Boutelly, b. W. our, Re, ox, A, Hageman. Chapin, 0. i. erre, B, Hildebrandt, &. Courbel, i Induus, G. ‘Troyon, G. Dupri, Klay Von seben, H. Detaw Enarren, ailletroy. De Hergue,T. Lawrence, N. i. Hyors, J.J: ‘Millda, Wyanta, J. Alvo an original PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON, BY GILBERT STUART, will take place Monday and Tuesday and 97) a4 7h obeluck by HENRY’ D, MINER, Auctioneer, “THIS DAY. rniture, rere and costly Steinway upright ato, vost $1,000, magnificent Ww and W to be sold at public w commencins at LO o'clock. PRIVATE RESIDENOH 120 WEST 23D ST. 6TH, AV. Cutalogiie contains over 40) jots—namely, 2 superior satin Drawing Room in satin; Uentre und Side bios, velvet and Bru pets, Magnificent inluid nets, Pier und Mantel Mirrors, Turkish and Oriental Chalra rich imported Bronzes, tine Oli Paintin, umes choice Books, Library aud Secretary Bookcase: Desks, &e. Bedrooms contain elegaus ! edroom Sul steads, Bureaus and Drossi f. Case; Armoire white hair Mattresses, Kittle spring Beds, sing double lace Curtains, Pillows, Bolsters, Bed” Lin: Dining room—Large black walnut Buffet, cost $2: sion Table. leather Chairs, ehinn Tea and Dinner Sets, solid Silver and Piated Ware, fine cut Glass and Catlery; also all Horvants) and Basomeat Kitchen Furniture. Sule posi- tive. By order b. Gay, LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, Goods packed to elty or & ACTION SAL THIS (Thatsday) MORNING “iit five story brown sto PRIVATE RESIDEN NO. 47 WEST 16TH ST., BE ND GTH AVS., HOUSEHOLD FUi 5 r ART, INLAID WALNUT CHAMBER SE’ STEINWAY 7 OCTAVE PIANOFOKTE, CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO, PARLOR AND DRAWING KOOM SUITS, ‘covered in son, tan and gold brocade, satin and cotolaiue : Turkish . Ladies’ Bed- HIS DAY, jock, a Lounges, Chairs, marquetry gilt Contre an ‘Tubles, nots, 3 Pier Mirrors, 4 Ma Mirrors, 3 Sets, HO-day Clocks, 2 Musical Boxes. Fino nelecti Pate French bri One pair Cassar Ono pair Milion The Four Sensons ‘US pairs of other desirable ‘3O valuable Oil Paintings, BEDROOM FURNIT ER, CONS Library Tables, Desks. ze Statuary, cost $750) ures. i rossing Cas ind double Ber ewes, leather Pillows, : plush and haircloth Suits, ip Tabies, Chuirs, elovant Turkist Suit NG PURNITURE, viz.:- Extension Tables, Si |. Chairs in leather. Silverware, Cutlery, ae; If five hate Toilet 8 Stands, N. B.—Tako Sixth avenue or Broadway cars to 16th at. perienced men to pack, ship or re try, KOBBRY O. GAS | A OoTION BALE, THis DAY, | £ THUKSEAY morning, at 1034 o'clock, | iit the private D1 West Lath st, betw | ‘th avs, near F pine Hoty isting of 17 elegant | | pets, elegant Parior Suits in satin, brocade, rep sam cloth; two magniticent rosewood FP 0 Tr tein way) Ocrtalus, Mirrors, Paintings, Turkish Chairs, Loung Tables, Etugores, Chumbor Suits (style of Louis XIV) Bedsteads. Bureaus, Dressing Cases, Washstands, Ward pring Mattresses, Bedding, Library, Dine and Servants’ lurnitare. fi ROTH, Aue- Take Broadway or Sixth avenue cars to 24th we delivered. J. ©. AND 128 3D will receive wll ki dif required. ML private re promptly atiended to. tree of charge. UCTION SALE —Eit ells this day (Thars 1036 0 Furniture of the private boardi between Jd and ith ay tebamber and di rain Carpets, Olleloth, Stair Carpets, Paintings, Mattresses, Bodaing. Tubie ounges, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, & A Wo the auction room Y ROTI wk, the He house "No, 136 arniture E RYTRITION oo ome SALES AT AUCTION. tire Stoek 13 Ki 8 Beds, ©: ils, de, 5 aud other limit oF Feserys Raisins, Oxtme: Starch, Bi nels Carpets nti 101 By order of CARP BRONZE! By order of Br ours E. WEIOKItT, AUCTIONERIC—WILL yell Thursday, Mareh 22, at 1035 ¥ 6. D. FAVOR, AUCTIONEER—AT SAL 14th. this day, at 11 A.M. large assortinent Household Purnitu: iso Large lot of rich Bron: locki rivate gentleman ; EPH EB. WE this day at 11 o’eh: sand Fixtures, Te BR HERTS & HANDSOME HOUSEHOL VALUABLE CAKPETS, MIRROKS, ON THURSDAY, MARCH AT NO, 153'5TH AV., CORNE: fine Bods, Paintings, Chandoliers and Gna Fixtures, &e., L. K HERTS & 8 VALUABLE ON THURSDAY, NOTICE,—Particular att Of Paintings whieh will be x o'elock, No, 1.076 Sd av, 4’ Fixtures of first class touee Furnishin, SRoOM Pianos, Parlor and ¥ pets, Cutlery, Plated Wi m Sait, Kitehen Uten= Oraaments, Pr ‘together with the Wines and Liquors of ‘also lot Miscellaneous Articles. No Mr. FAVOR gives personal atten- or stores.” Full or partial) eliors investigate, AUCTIONEER v5 Ta . Flour, Roap, di Vogetanles, Lamps, Chairs, & SONS, AUCTIONEERS. EXECUTOR'S SALE OF Ol P priaing rosewood and. walnut Partor, Chamber, | ( y and Dining i na Br 5, Clocks, are, valuable | Royal Wilts na, Suite: M pier and RICHARD WILLIAMSON Exceutor, EXECUTOR'S SALE or HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OLL VAINTIN TS, MIRRORS, CIA LIERS, . CLOG BRIOA BRAC, & { 22, AT 104% O'CLOCK, RICHARD WILLLA MSO. xecutor, valuable o'clock How in called to th id iu the parlor at UB. UERTS & SOND, Au AND ADORE J. ty, selly, wt Suits, and Extension Mattresses, tem ke. Pt itively (Thursday), robs bretlus, Lager Bear an noon, ab 26 Ex: nygraviny ness, at private re HAVEN. HAVEN, Broadway, B der af the 9012 o'clock, to fice, 3 Pine st. ORRIS W Mant LUD! or and other will se 500 Plytes Genteel IH ac zal niture, rail shi Chatham st. K, FTELD, | ery, will selt this day, ae 11 of Watches, diam Piated W ‘are, ¢ struments, ¢ pale (Herring By order H 2UPRE WILLA will sell at of Wilt Buildin 2d and id avs, FREDERICK RT.» re AUN & COL AT AND 49 LIBERTY st, We will sell by auction on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, re hoice collection ot European and Ameri! can Ou Paintings. GEO. 1 BANKS, Auctioneer. TION SALE. THIS DAY (Thursday), commencing 10% o'clock, Household furniture of family declining nousekeepiag, at roside 3 Bast 117tb 86, be d wud sid + 0 rosewood 7 octave Pianoturte, Parlor Sulis in rep. hairs, Tables, walnut Chamber So Bedding, Extension Tabie, Dining ( Is ingrain and Stair iy used; Kitche ALBEXT KRAEMER, Auctioneer, . B.—Tuxo ad AV. cars, A ~GHORUE W. KEELER, AUCTION A. AKT GALLERY, 53 LIBERTY, About 200 fine Chromos, handsomely framed, will be sold | ‘day and To-morrow, March 22 wnd 23, at 12 o'clock A =—D. J GRE . THIS at IL and 20! Broadw ursday). Maret 22, Jock, at the Jewelry Store No, 779 , between th and loth sts. Last days. t opportnnity ever offered tor ho . All quadruple plate factured by the Meriden Silver Pl 1 also comprises Watch . Store Fixtures, de, Lease for sul. The b keepers to @ metal. Sule posi TO-DAY, THURSDAY Large aud attractive sale of magnificent Honseliold Furniture, ing at 10 o'eloek, 8, xide and console Ag the elegant five story Enylish basement | house No. 200 W. beat 7th av. | Brilliant toned & i tave Jato | improvements; satir ults, Mir. | | Tables, Ornaments, Dressing ¢ Hureaus, Washstunds, \ardrobe spring tresses, Pillows, Bolsters, Booke we Desks, Li brary Tables, Oil Patotines, Co dining Foom Furniture. Extensic Tulfot, ., Sliverware Kulves, Forks, 5 1 cunt ‘Bruns ingrain Onrpets, ke, Kure ehance. Mmekoepers Ne Bet Sale positive, rain or shine. I Take 6th, 7th, Sth or Oth ay, ewr Y hovent so i de packed and ahipped to all to this large sale, NY ZINN, Ane points, tionoer. Tis DAY, O'CLOCK, A 1 " REMAINING IN THE PRIVATE DWE Nu NO, 21 KAst 14TH ST, COMPRISING Carpots, m ny. Foswwoud, Vinck walnut and owk Suite, ‘oud pl nd Bedding; hall, dining, kiteben ther requisties: aleo Chickering granil Fiano, Mary's safe, extra large blnek walnut Bookease, larce richly d Sideboard and Etxgere, brocatel Curtains, plor and tei Mirrors, Oil Paintings by Granewald. £o,, Xo, | Ar 10% | | a lot faney Gre attenti every lot is wa HERIPEIS MAuetionvers, quantity of L Title and Interest of J Cuanies H pHs compris: tion, at the Saturday, Mar LUDLOW & ¢ NOS elias money can Fomal Lieulars apply & Vy TM. BTTINGER, pelts this day and. a Br sh wi Asay are. KE also Cents on beder us per invoice “yt MINT? cent more Joweiry paid for e We or Men, ati A CAST ¢ ewill be pal Mr. or Mrs, NATHA T NARRIN’ and by calling STROLOGER LISTE st., tie only one in Amerie: A av., corner 2600 TENTION, posed upon waway, Asien tet ME « Cananitation © ADVERTIS ROUL of pork packing establii s invited, & WEINBERGER, AUOTIONEKE Bowery, Housenold Furniture, Curpets, ‘Oiletoth, Warde Burenus, 5 a 156 yards hemp and Blank Books and 2 Picture Frame 15,000 Cigura, & ‘BERGE, 1 mortgay ‘at 206 Spring st. Chandeliers, leehou Furniture of club room on secon Atturnoy for Mortgug at public anction on Wednesday, March 28, at 12 o'clock elegant Bedsteads, Tables, Lounges, Is and oth iro Extinguisher, idences, st oJ with sett thin duy, ut 2xth st., entire Stock of Fancy Goods, Japanese, Chinese a N. f.—Ladies specially invited. Seats provided. J ewit sell this day, at Mores WILKINS, AUCTIONRER—SALE BY. LOW CO. witlsell at auction on Frida; ‘of Joseph A. Weich, story brick Builuing 1.614260 foot; lot HO feet : $1 and mortgage. Further particulars at the suctionecr's of FRANSIOLI, TILNEY & MG Handsome House Buhl and marquetry Cabinets and Tables, Pi ed quetry Cabinets and Tables, arpets, curled h ORTGAGE SALE... Benches, Blocks, Racks, Scale ORTGAGE 8a M ast Ith st.;the Parlor, Bedroom and Din rpets, Paintings, Mirrors, &e.; aale peremptory, ney for Mortgages. | PAwsbRoneE ) SALE. —JAMIS AGAR, ACCTION. Will roll this day, at 50 New Bow. large lot of | Men's und Women's Clothing, Quilts, Sheets, Si'ks. 1 nants, Shoes, ke. By order of Simp DAWNEROKER SALE WATCHES & JEWELRY. gold Guard, Fob and mi J, Best, Ese, Houston and 1st sts the five story brick Hou reeries, Sates, Ofice Railing, Cigars, n of ligt VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS if Uriel Orders att ess clairvoyant in Anne WON DERE ROSA CiTAL SV BOW: 10. + 50 Great Jones # re ole Piano, Carts, &c., of four siory private ovtuve rosewood Piauo, rosewood Parlor ad Mantel Mirrors, Bronges, @locks, els and velvet Carpets, marble top Tables, i ads, Bureaus, hair and other ther Bods, s'and Bolsters, Hullstand, without roserve. Dealers and housekeepers le, &e., comprising KLLS THIS D. M., at satesro. March 22, st 1 o'clock 1s, Bedding Dry Goods, for account of wh hows, Univers, it may concern, ng Machine, If 80 Ollcioth ‘and ke, id Oyster . Lee Boxe SCRANTON COAL chan} act SAMUEL SLOAN, President, CTIONKER, WILL” SELL m0 Bowe ir Suits. Dressing € des, Wai other Matt: pets, Mirrors, Crayon “Oil Pai is. tra Pinaos, two ood Work H y, Parior Bu- AUOTION M.. at 1,193 Broadway, near old aud silver Watches, Jewelry, ‘Turkish Good) AUCTIONEER, ‘A.M. at 43 East 13th, near welling, consisting of © ts, Mattresses, Ornam volumes German Books, several ca: ine, &¢., belonging to the late Dr. Res! nts of privat om Supreme Court, No, 405 4th ay.—E, H. LUD. March 23, 1877, Exchatgze Salosroum, under the diroe™ Eq. roferes, 4th av., the five jown tw No. 465, none Slst st; 000 may remain on bend SHER, attorneys, ILKLNS, AUCTIONBKER, op id Furniture, at auction, Mirrors, el Sets, Chickering Pianoforte, &e. LOW & will sell at auction, on Friday, Yelock A. M., at No. 20 West 2d st, ne me ebony Parlor Sui k walnut Dini amber Furniture, t bubl and . Brussels, velvet : HER, AUCTION: it this day, at 3 o'clock, at No. 6 Rivington for printing music, 13 teet Sheet Music. de. LOUIS LEVY, Attorney for Mortgaxee. bl BOWERY, clock, 7 Albany st.. nest Gireen= class Butcher Shop. Icehouse, n Lote. AMEN MFO. ouschoid Furuiture/this day, at 11 By order of Thomas McDowell, Ksq., Atvor: Shoer, Pantalooas and Vests. By order P) GAN? at. . Somers & ¢ General Auctioneer, No. 40 Bow- Yiots gold and silver . Ping, Rings, Barrings, $, Ae. ; KIxo Silver and and Mathematical In- | Also one large Jewellers fr with weveral siaull safes, ond and gold Je vast Chui porn ‘s make), Pine st., by order | Banking | between Phursda 28s Bowery, . between | Maps at & Pine st., of SMYTH, E J HERMAN, AUCTIONBER., Ye. Auction sale of imported Wines, Liquors, Bourbon and Kye Whiskey, FRIDAY, Mareh 23, at 10!y No. Li howery. | The entire stock of w wholosnie denter, vin, of 45.casks of | Branaies, Gin, Rum, de; 90 barreld choice Hourvon | and five Whivkey; also 85 casks Port, | Khine Wi Blackberry Hrindies, Apple J Spirits, ‘also SOU cases Wines, Braudic Kittors Cordials, casos and baskets Imported r dealers Ix caliod to the above sale, as rrauted 4s represeuted SAL this day with, Alen, VAN TASSELL & KEAR Mt HL o'clock, at No. 4165 lewrs, el: alau all the fig Foley, which he had on the let any thine therextter, of, in and to the sinstore, BERNAID REILLY, eK, Deputy. Sheriff Le AND 69 CANNON ST, kk Dwi ings and Stable, will be sold at ane xe @ Sulestoom, N Jil Broadway, ch BL, AST7, wt I2'o'elock noon, by t. He O.. Auctioneers: OO per cent of the pur n bond and mortgage. Far pare | 05. In MILLER, Attorney, de, i Wall st. AUCTIONEER, 1 morrow, at 11 o'el Chine Crockery of Y description ; Cutlery and Plated Ware in lots to wait. | 46° BOWKRY CLOTHD at 3D AV NEAR 20TW ST. pala than elsewhere for Cast dtoby Mr. or Mrs, SO PER ff Clothing, INTE, KNOWN ESTAR. | YY place—Full vaine | Call on oF address av, Be ing. Carpets, de. LLEK PP CLOTHING, &C,MIGH 449% Cth av., Hear 4th st, ST VALUE Cull oF address 4 BROADWAY, BETWEEN Broadway prices paid for enst of Clothing, or addrossing BK, HAMKIS, 1.274, ASTROLOGY, HO OTH AV CORNER 207 Send for circular, IMPOSITION; GREATEST BUSI. tea, Mrs, POSTE, 425 6th NO. KNOW THY NESTINY; DON'T BK IM. by pretenders, Go to 150 West dist st., nowr 1) UNILD, GIFTED WITH SECOND erything without questioning. 123 W ond wa VENUES THE WonbO whole Ite, locates diseaves. 472 © lent ean’ ot f FOR SALE. oF address ¥. HROWN, 198 Glinton av., ¥ wwarks Ned Fen My liven ernie GAPENEY & SMITH, 17 Comtre st. N_ELEGANT WOOTON DESK FOR 41.8175, would apcops good stints Go “ . N’ sale; day trade, Addross RESTAURANT, Heraid offies, (OODS STORE FOR $1, MEAT MART Bakeries, corner (ire MITCHELL, 77 Codar at, SORNE| COR STORES Rooms). Restaurants, Hotels, MUICHTBLL, 77 Cedar st. HANDSOME CORNER LIQUOR STORE, DOING éLa lurve trade, will be sola cheap on account of sickness, Apply corner Tid st, and Tat av. fartstape fiat PANCY STORE. WITH STOCK AND PIXTURRS, EMfor sate; price $125, Address FANCY STORM, ost st av VR, LAGER HIER, Sleeping Kooma, &e., well establishe: to smart woman; bargain, Loy Al. cotosk Bxch Liquor stores, to Te SUPPER ROOMS, sell half interest 29 Broadway. | COABYARD POR SaL8 INCLUDING “PROPERTY {and “appurtenaacen STEWAUWT, 111 Hall at, irooklyn MGAR AND Jensy conditio JOR SALE —A BARGAIN once; an oldestablisved 1 Iv APPLIED POR AT hee's Stand, with an exeel- apply on the premines. it 505 Beth are near 53d st. PARTE ASS to be de iat at once; low price. je st., second Hor, B ONANCE sashes and doors, Apply at No. 53 iten VOR SALE—A RAT AN OLD AND WELL cablisied Bottled Lager Heer Business, with good house, sire at 33 West st; no agents; canbe soon trom 1M, to8 P.M. JOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUO: good location for a restanrant, Inquire 390 G JOR SALE—PRUIT AND CANDY SORE OHBAP, AT NO, 133 STH AV, CORNER Orit BY. on lending avenue, Brooklyn: rent low; owner | the city. Addroas J. CAMERON, 189 Wyckoff st pSampriing {rmluseer, 9 id Brussels Parnets, chedivened lyn. ‘arlor Suit in Brocade &! with Curtains to mateb , wale —~ res “DERE “SHELVING. nut Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room suits; pier and mane | JOR OM OAR EE Taine niet a tel Mirrors. real Bronzes, Paris Clocks, Ornaments, Be x Gute SrorenAttediby im date Bedding, China, Glassware, Chandeliers, Canal ot por 8 DUN A, DOUGAN, 102 Nassau st, JOR SALE WHO ALE TEA AND COMMISSION 5 well established: doing ® prowp ory reasons given for sailing. For partioula TEAS, Heruld oft ALE—ONE PAiit OF MIL ivter, with rnuing gear complete, Ladiow st OR SALE CHEAP—A FIRST GLASS LAUNDRY, sh business, Apply at tae Albany Laum> LEASE, PURNG and Dining saloon $e THE EVENING TELEGRAM, FROM WASHINGTON AND ALBANY ee SPECIAL DESPATCHES: VERY NIGHT, ADVERTISING ONLY 200, A LINE, AND CIRCULATION OVER 50,000 ‘A DAY, JQESTAURANT FOR OW DOING GOOD Dusi 84 Sth ru STE. N T argaln; part cash, ‘i . Y ALMOST NEW WHURELER & be SOW $85 Machine; complete order, 330 East 6th St, fancy store. i 69st HOUSTON ST.—OLD FRENCH WINE \! Dousiness, The whole or part to let cheup. Apply 905 roome st. 150 WILL BUY AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER OU shop. Appty 311 Henderson st, Jersey City. b WILL PURCHASE 01 UNCH AND $4.00 ing loss than half value; splendid paying business; no humbug; great barguin.’ Address QETPEON Herald uttice. cheap. They are capable of tg 7.000 copies e: f hour of un eight page pape th sides at once, and ean be speeded to 10,000 It necessary, The working room reauired foot long, 10 tet wide and 7 fet high, to operate these two presses is four men (or boy: foreman. Accompanying these presses, witch are capable of priate ing 14,000 an hour, we will throw in one Wetting Machine and the following List OF STEREOTYPE MACHINERY 8ELONGING THERETC 1 Furnace, with Motal Pot and Boanet; 2 Casting Boxes, one of which is ribbed; 2 Finishing Boxes, inade of iroa; 2 Shaving Machings, 1 Tail Cutter, 1 Block for tirning plates on aud 6 Knives for shaving wachine. ‘The lowest cash price for the entire machinery and resiex is $10,000, Theso presses aud machinery cost 9,000. ‘They can be seen every morning wt Work Ou Our daily edition. The price of a single press, without the chinery, 18 $5,000, The motive for selling these prosses Is that our immense circulution compols us to uso tho improved douvle Bullock P Tiheag pressoy are suitable for printing « paper the site of the Tribune or Times, or a paper of any snaller dimensions, Address JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Now York Herald. 3. Perfecting Presses to1 Stereotype Ma- “tn the standard Works toot o1 ROPER CALORIC ENG HORSE POWER, in perfect working order, Address HARRIS & HERR: MA) Leonard st, Pook SALE double ny oh BULAR BOILERS 4X12 PERT, horse power, | Hydeaulie der, 1 small Elevator, &e. BIX-HORSE POW XTER ‘EAM Engine, nearly new, with latest improvements, at « pene 1 ae ALLEGRETT! REFRIGERATOR COM. PAN 24th av. F R ROLLING MILLS Plates for sale very cheap, Herad office. EAD LINED TANK WANTED: 800 GALLONS OR ress Gi. F. M., Herald oities, TO PURCHASE—SECOND HAND BELT all sizes, Address BELTING, 4 Cortinudt NTED-A SMALI® STEAM PUMP, ADDREAS, ting number aud prieo, BOTLE: office NT sized flat AINPLUT DANCING ACADEMIES, N DODWORTHIVS “DANCING SCHOOL, RE ved to No, G81 Sth av. j spring term now commencing, ad for citcatae. Private lessons every duy. ACADEMY, NO 8 UNION PRIVATE “LESSONS any UT 300 CAST TRON foot. MILLS, box 120 Herald office. Aw particulars h BROOKES DANCING ACADEMY, WI BROOME ST. iho firat lessons privately and no extra charge, RECEPTION SOIREM FRIDAY BVEN MARCH 23, 21NG ACADEMLE: i AVATE LESSONS’ any Hawt Vita, 114 Orneu. WANTED TO PURCHASE, A —MANN'S HEALTH LMT MACHINE WANTED eMEALTH LIFT, box 172 Heralil oities, Warten. LINDER DESK ATE SIZE AND A price or call, PHILLIPS, Nassau, room 2, secoud or. WASTED To PURCIASE—A G JOD COPPER VAG ‘or new, from § to 10 feet an, either second ham Address U. 1. i, Post Office box 4,010, stating lowest cash price und particulars, gb TO PURC siness, paying A GOOD” t aad capable Address, with full part STOWA GI LS FItst STORAGE ® furniture, trunks, eases, pinno Hart, &e Safe deposit vaules for valuabies, Suton of ull sins im Vaulls to rent by the month or ye aflording absolute security. 4th av. TW STORAGE IN av., corwr storage tor earch bh ipo! HABGER WAR cf to S4th sts, having ber Goon 4 LEW pl they are prepared to give beter accommodation than a iy oth buuse in the city tor storage of furniture. planok, awit ‘Tovery description and at lowoat ratost ‘tion invited, OMee 30) West S4th st. BILLIARDS. COND WAND HILLIARD TABLES T at very low prices, H.W, MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARL ZAwith Dein ys wire ndorsed by ors: extra sat jromt barwaize, 40 Vesey nt. EW MORE GOOD SEC , cheap; wise new 1 ‘OND HAND BILLIARD TABLES AP JK BK. PUBLAN, Soth wt. ATRIMONIAL. | A YOUNG MAN DESIR of 4 pretty, deserving yo ayed oF Nott object, nate BOUKS, box ‘ald uflive, DENTISTRY, ] BAUTIPUL ARTIFICIAL PERTH, $5, GUM, @; sf le, $1: warranted. New York Deacal Room wy, new TULL st. Dr. MEAD AND 3 Neery toe aminvility, en sa, for ven days Kewtablishod IMOL TD) ALBERT KIMBALL, 245 OTH AY. NEAR 218P st—=Pull Sets, $10; Martial, $4; gold fillings, $2; pla tina, 506, ; warranted. MEDICAL, A oe AND MME. GKINDL? soMice No, 142 Wert 48th nt, betw —MME. KESTELL, A. iDENCE AND Oth and 7th ave, first door from Sth av. A AND WME. Mit dhe olice No. 47 West Lith st, newr 6th av, ee =—MME. MAYSWELL, 1OSt. Mark's plies (Sth st.) be =D. AND MMB. COSTELLA, AO oitice 2i0 Went 20:h at., beiweou 7th and Sth ave Diincd id, ae, WEST OLD ESTABLISHED otiies, 40 Bivecker st., newr Brondway, A M** AL M. MAUKIOBAU, PHYsI0. a Residence No, i PRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, 78 i RE SA DAME, NOUVELLEMENE | pm indent «, saplacer. deus une uml mime culsinier, s® femme comm war ait 26 UFCOR Wiel Bh tom de