The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1877, Page 2

Gitouwceitos ome LE taser | ATU RDA’ x) EV EVENING, ae GREAT MATCHN T ee WAGNER Opn ve for 81, aside. WrURDAN® MAR Makcu Ge final performence eu en sa amie | At ble wa gee . DUELING mOvERS 5O_SNE. RST DOOR Bast OF MT Gama aX, 25 Pine | Tia ey 0 Rk Toa Rae BELOW ar ar Abe sow apply ih ite CA 25 Pine een | in whieb will be engaxed . FaMoUs "TURP NALS. Fg. FAMILY Wikt SELL ce MAG. “THE era a juway Pi N. as SENTA, lous moving shi GRAND WAGNER auc OF (oo) SIXTY, Mr, ADOLPH NEUENDORFY,. including reserved seats), $1 50, ekets can be purchaved in ‘advance of the por- Upon dl ae return from Boston of the NGO ‘OF THE NIBELUNGS), fed on MASTER MONVAY, April 2, for the EcDAY, Aprii 3—Benefit of Mme. PAPPEN- o“™ PC TH Rae BRING Tue Cutts x BEE GRIMALDI T: © MUnioxl, CONDUCTOR by one best, musielane nd re Sully warranted tu over, he SPECIAL Norige 5. al Reed rte: Call private residence 208 is BRING THE CHILD! THE osha ny TOME LADY WILL SELL 7 a first time in Ame rs eae pe aed TUBS: BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 OuTAVE ianoforte, 885. Private residence 216 East 90th st. 50 HAST OPH SP, MUSE BAC, ¢ $800 lest ELLER'S WONDER THEATRE, H ENTIRE Cages GK OF (PROGRAMME, TELLRies WONDERS: TTHINWAY HALL.—THE TELEPHONE. Transmission ot i nd by ry telegraph. _Profemor Eliana foal’ airs and. im Se ee MONDAY TUES: DAY and WEDNESDAY VEVENINGS, April 2,3 and 4,0n PRIVATE Pam ltiee sera Up “ght Vianoforte, ‘The performance of this untomaton on the t tonishing. No living trapenist ca can ne Leotar STORM AND 5 ‘® Musical Sketch, in which ie ‘words way Le better told in music, Gray's marvellow will be periormed i BARGAINS EVER Upright Pianos; cash, instalments; 7 oe: \E, ows, how story told in 1 Broadway, corner S5th st. ans A Tay) hapa: aed F YOU DESIRE TO. Pedy ‘The soarkling ‘omed ha ~s pel Pianos but little ryomw mce at Steinway Han, Se. Re qino at Bohirmer's » rif Broadway, IPE ORGAN, NEW, HIGHT “DRAW STOPR AN tremulunt, two octave pedals, chexp for cash. ,472 Grove wt., Jersey City. v Mis. KEPTIC.. a with ROBERT HELLER'S world fumous Med yoxING A MEDIUM. |AGLE THEATRE TO- pAaY, TWO PERFORMANCES, mages ae. Last AIMEE MATINER ATINEE OF LA u for, the, Brat time at a matin x, “Hildebrandt Mentrose.” ‘Adinisaton to ail parts of the hoase, 50 cet TO-NIGHT, last time of Le AIMEE. Atte Lie ie iNew JOSH HART VE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE Pianos to rent. MITH'S, 26 ees ‘4, near Bower; ON! MASTER MEDIUN: OF ONE ce: NRW UPhiGuT AND gentlemen, without board, STATES PIANO COM- MATINEES wis Children half price to M ‘s crowhing triumph, PUR GIRORLA. . York) ay UIROMLE-GINOFIA. TO i v FoR BUSINESS PU PURPOS15, B ENNET? “BUILD! NG; Fire) Nussau, Aun and Fulton ats, witable for vankers’, insurance offices ether or in part adapted for cinives oF st Mito ond evening. Oe ie deli (4 time of zoguaet, rosption tse vee lea ot Herve’s inst and Boutte, fy Me POULET AND POULR ITED AMEE Giest tle In-Amorica) as. Newari eda Sit Firat Somplete pr on a4 suit tenants it ‘tested Also some stiginte Lew Offices to les. AVPLY N THE PREMISES, Take the pate , Inquire tor Janitor, AWFUL DAD. a SATURDAY ACK AD. * di ‘ay - tin a rom oA lnughter from first to Degg ly wil Wh ome apes im most brilliant Wee sean in Bas ee pm ROOMS; | 29,028 0 biel stoop; 1) stoop. gant by ne 48 weet bags Poy Li pact sei ‘OaRLES SIRES iRTWHEN OTH AY. AND BROADWAY. — aT ar etory brown ween: Rweitiny Ris sst to ty good order! reat $1,500. WiLetam Wotia ., OF Aan a asa i — | BILLIARD TABLES, Avie Bei eraser ried by al ang Bed Fable rca i bareeion We, GhIFHITH & 00. esey st. Foe, (OR SALE CHRAP—WILLPARD TABLE 4 BY 9 with marble top. “Inquire at 111 Wooster st. LW Nie ier) SECOND HAND BILIMARD TABLES AT gd tables, re biic general fara aaie. ee iDewerys 1130, HENRY res at ae og mont brick House: gas, range, de; rene L. Jo CAUPENTER, 20 Sd ay. (ible House). BA QA2 wast Pee ie NEAR srUyyaeaye Sea nO. A “ OxRPENT I 56'S ans Chible House). ret | $7.00 000. HANDSOME “LITTLE RON gE ‘ONE ‘eHousc, Lexington ay., near 40th wae Plane, all coucenteneee O34 Mie mone Lemia om, 850 fo 850 per month, Particulars of owner, 152 Bast I, 62: 5 BROADWAY, WEST SIDE, RaTRRETH and 50th sts.—A th basement Frame ree story Ficleh ais atta tals to FURWN 1SHED ROOMS AND AND ) APARTMENTS TO LET. A A uARGE FRONT ROOM, NRATLY VU FURNISHED, is ble for one oF two young mom, choap. Went Sad PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE HANDSOME .FUR- Hshied Rooms, with all modern Improvements, to les to 14 West Washington place, : COMFORTABLE, FINE FURNINILO FRONT ARD 4 Room, on seco kere a ment to tieltows, wishes; middie aed narey 0 tao other Lourdera in the house; price moderate, “34 Went 40th st. LARGE ROOM, FRONT, FURNISHED, 85; LARGE hat} Room, $2 50; ull improvements. 235 Kast 31st st, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO GENTLEMEN, withont board, two ns aly furnished Bedrooms; refer- ences exchanged. 80 University place, near 14th ot. A HANDSOMELY FUUNISHED HALL ROOM #3 50 it week, to gentlemen; private house. 233 E. hs RAGENENTE. MATINER 2O-DAY At 2. TO-DAY AT 2, MATINER: TO-: er’ RESERVED SEATS, $1. RESERVED hese Ss, Ly op UE BAC HELOR, FIEK , Foom 18 Times Building, _ “LOFTS AND with or without Power, ne uD 1, BASEMENTS, RES a SEATS, $1. err, MR. FM MI wi Miss SJ08kPuINE BAKER, Atis OPEN TWO WEE yh PORT as Pauline. Miss DAVENPORT as Pauline. TONIGHT, Fast TIME OF TO- Last OF, PHENOMENAL Gast. PHENOMENAL UILDING 723 3D AV., NEXT TO CORNER sore 0 wement and three floors; rent 26 3d uv. (Bible Hor SIRABLE WELL LIGHTED L ane building 39 and 41 eee 13th st, near Broadwa Apply to owner, 46 West IHATRE oMTau i « BI Festi ake Hareparh' LEWis Max, EMILY RIGL as Grace, ShADY OF, LYONS.’ NING, PRiNcrss ROYAL! 2 DLE, shaves in Old Ireland,” BILLY WARY COWELL as Pert. duning tight and day: good light water aad Apply to J. T. PRI Le Ante Bicothte RY. water closets on eact floor. serman Turn Verein.” “A TRIP TO THE THIS AFTER- Tht TER MbWatib Habis THE EXTRA LIGHT FIRST {LOFT, prontio Mario's Hotel: a ‘ (SATURDAY) Centre aud Canal sts. o TSO: a64 U1 be ph os ry, NOON av’ 1:3 OOTIES THEATR JARRETT & PALMER 0x90, 188 and 190 Wi THAM POWER- TO LET. rloor, extra accommodatio: .-Lessees and Managers OFTS AND GROUND K GLASS REFORMATION,” “THE PIRATE’S DREAM.” ¥ AT 1:30 TO-DAY. STREAM POWHR-GOOD LIGHT; STEADY POWER; small and large Rooms; low rent, 125 Us STARS in the Ju'es Verne’s COMIC spectacular Parisian extravaganza, ! ht, drs ie FLOCK, ! OK, a Late ROADWAY AND 230 St seo and Munager tcan Comedy, ee LARGE BUILDING WITH | lousy t,o let tow good tenant, L.A. POL! of Leonard a Grover s amusing A UBCELLAR, ie “OUR BOARDING HOUSK. with Stuart repel hia H. ‘Grane, Mg x Care Dostnets place Inquire of J, H. WIE her of Devoe t.. Brooklyn, 6. D. VERY LOW—THl 0 Lots, on 129th and 190th o Manhattanville’ depot and wharves; will b term of years at very low figure. tS, No, 202 wen st., cor- prodiced by the Messrs, KIRATE: rt le ._ Adimlaslon, Se; and $1. "ADDIY to 18. COLLINS, . $1 CREE LIST” AUNOI TELY SUSPEND IU TON SQUARE" THEATRE. TR. SHERIDAN BOOK NEW ST aneeD YEALIAN' and T? LET-TO FLORISTS OR OTHERS, y Wort Sith t.. near jnetion of Beasdorag, and Jogethor with the renowned Siz, MA brated grotesque, AItNOLD Srotenyes ST RAORDINARY —UORNER LOFTS, 50X60, IN+ re, with or without steam ip.” Apply to 8. ¥. 8. OU SPACIOUS STORE OR Rit EVLRY NIGHT. D 8’ spb, ower: very desi 2K, 182 aaiement of the celebrated THE DANICHEFFS, fi cattibeaht tr good order, with marble floor, plate Gt, 3 Broadway.” i ror ae “A TRIP TO THE MOON” ewARD BRI t 1:30. ~ LET- “LOFTS, WIT — WITHOUT {STEAM power, mppor purt ‘of 127 West Sth st., separate entrance GOOD PLAYS er at the LAST MATINEK oF 308 BROADWAY, FIRST FLOOR. . 398, Seh ay. above me: Meee = TWO ORPHANS. Tonite VALENTIN BGih'st., at D0 11 A M., of 7 to 8 P WO LARGE LOrts TO LET \ wer; each loft has 14 window: ‘Apply to THOMAS 8. MORT' 8 MAIDEN LANE,—8T0R jvors open at 14 D Dt St axron rashid oF LOUISE, the blind gi as... STHADY STEAM 10 better light can be No 65 Khaabeth at. ane BASEMENT TO DEL, 79 Maide MO. GRAND aa « LOUISIANA JUBIL On MONDAY NEXT the great Union - MISS MULTON —— gs recast, including Bijou Herov, &e., und Marsden’s beau! Nr atares ang tor 1. J. CARPENTER, ie wi ro Mrs. M. hi Miss Kate Mee! TWELVE UBROESETION THE HAVANA OPERA COMPAN mex mathe onb sizgp POUR, Daring the season will be VERDI'S House on west side of Madison av.. between Gls = respect, to let furnishe: Every ‘Seoning: the great local sensation drama, ITM. + first clasy ine Preceded by the favorite: recede A MA HAND tt TRAGIC DON CARLOS, Monday, Nareh 28; the distinguished tengedient ADA'GRAY, in the great drama, HAST LYNNE. NEW YORK AQUARIUM, BROADWAY Open daily from 0 A. M.t diverting and elegant Mus Pyke's well xnown and tu Buys and Glee Clab. Chortees, and afternoon and evening Com Marveis and Wonders o . BROWN, 3¢ Pin Suoas RENTS— ‘published to day. NEW LARGE SourLEre Vv K, STEVENSON RIPTIONS FOR 1 TWELVE NIGHTS ome Sronne) oF Mad FT ANDSOMELY FiRRisEED HOUSE, 24 ROOM ont taken iu Board: one on 26th, 1d, $100 month. WOOD, 62 West Will be received at the Manager's office, In 1 READ TO-MORROW’ J P. al hoice selections of Solos, Duets and 224, near Broud wa; 12 Rooms, fully turns 83d. FERS POR PULL # West 20TH 8T,, HANDSOMELY FUR. aisbea connecting Rooms to let, on third floor; first class accommodations; reference, ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- men, without Board, in first class house, 34 West 25th cellent accommodation, ) LARGE FRONT ROOM, HOUSEKREP- Offices and m, moderate ; private 100 Bust 15th at, PuENisten, FOR HOUSEKERPING ON SECOND floor, frout Rooms, all improvements, 85 per week, fr gentlonian and wile.’ 203 West 23th at., between 7th ‘and th ay: ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETFER- or transient; 0 questions asked. Address PRiv. vate station D. * I “ARGE, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH EVERY Jeonvenience; #lso accommodations for single gentlemen: ‘and location desirable; terms moderate, 243 East FURNISHED t, meur Sth w BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED SUITE OF LET— Rooms or entire Flat; terms low. Apply 685 Lexing- ton uv. ROOMS TO§ RENT.-10 references exebanced, LET—FURNISHED ROOM —AIPLY AT MRB- outta TER'S, 1,300 Brondway. 72 LET—AT 40 UNION SQUARE, HANDSONELY furnished Rooms at low prices. WO OR THREE HANDSOME ROOMS, SUITABLE Tor physiclun or gontleaian, in private boute, 40th, neur Broudway, Address J Merald oflice. | | 26 WEST asi ST “RaRDUOMRLY F FURNISHED iRoains for gentlemen oaty. WEST NEAR BROADWAY.—HAND- 97 WEST 27TH 8ST. somely furnished Ruom, on parlor floor; other dosira- joors; house and locasion ble Rooms, on third and fourth first class. T21awee* 4ST ST.—PLEASANT FORNISHED Rooms, complete for light housekeeping; gas and $4 50 por week. IED ROOMS AND APART- water; term! UNFUR: MENTS TO LET, | Seas 1 NG, 126, 90 RAST Vahl ST Linrge, wort commodious aud complete Nuits to ront, un- May 1: ‘&e.; on view 10 vi 1 corner 13th sk, nusUrpanse: irance; rents $00 to $1,790; m Bisuor, Pan JAnv., corn Apartments to let FOURTH Dit. $18; 47 June st. Thire Hove, rmerly of ‘Tf 10UsK, i th Ki —Handso: ‘Absolutely fire-proof; ele bent; nine rooms, Inquire os the promises LATS OF EIGHT LARGE ROOMS AND BATH: room, with all other improvements, 1,235 3d av., near tor, steam (Bible House). D 10 ROOMS FACH, ALL IMPROVE- moderate rents, pleasant locatio aiso Houses ot Houses, PKPER A. LALOR, 1,037 3d ay, AN ELEGANT FIRST STORY FLAT AND Basement, 11 rooms, with conventence for housekeeping, and alse for p: ne a in Kast 26th st.. near 4th ay. In- quire 110 th ator CLARK & PLIT, 46 East 23d at jio 1 LET a Le iing ka MODERN, STRICTLY KE- spectabl Srooms; on 38ih st, Apply 661 Gin ov. Mere i fo LET—ONLY ONE FLAT IN THE ‘LE GEM, No. 124 Kast Suth st., between Park and Lexington uve. Eeighborhood frst class; house 26x90 feet ; 10 rooms: sunny Kitchen; parlor, &¢., frexcoed; modern improvements; eab- vet mantels and mirrors; uli rooms finished in hurd wood halls wnd stairs carpeted; only five flats in the building superintendent and janitor in lower flat; best refer family proierred: rent $1,050 9 y UMMIXGS on the premised, or of No, 11 Great June: Bro 0 Lut vine FRENCH FLATS, NOS. 120 ay 122 S52d st., nour Lexinzton 1 improvements: 8 rooms, J. 5. FERGUSON, 39 Nassau st.,.room 6, On premises feom 1 to 3 P. M. (0 LUT—AT 121 EAST 53D ST. FOUR ROOMS ON und floor; nice house, painted wulls, with improve- rent $22, to 0 small’ genteel {amily of adults only. Soc owner on promixes; no bill up. Yo NEW “AMERICAN MUSEUM, 103° AND 105 4 "Man, $100,000 Family of DSOMELY FURNISHED HOG ‘SE, NEAR New attractions, Tatton wnturnisied, nour Park ay. $1,400, Dwarfs, Albinos, and Mhowsent of curiosities. es _Open from 10 M. to si ae Admission, bs ona MM. R elegance unequalled; nominal rent, $i! ii ‘4 Mn NaHESi Wisse on A 5, Broadway and sob bong 4 = ue ee ‘ONES, 0 MINSTRELS Dr. LEOPOLD DAM partly oked thous sho stubs ) LUD. DAY. fara ro TH AND FOUR STORY BROWN STONE roished and unfurnisiied, west of Sth av., Parlor and }asement of three story houses b Plats and ws TORTS MED Ris STORES MEDEA. HOPE 1 T post INTaUD DE. asso Symphonic P xis Troupe Funeraire Da Grund Kecitutive and Aria from J. Bbove 42d" st. At reduced rents to suit’ the timew; Fre double tenement, Houses, noar $8 Apartments. M. 8, FIEND. SW BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway, corner doth st | Last mativee aud night o HACKETT ax The ‘afternoon at 2. y euranee of the erminent actress, ARIAN MORDAUNT best street Harlem : bertly furnished son aaron tt Greenwich av.. corn | L vate family, x throe sto 6th s., between Union y eR WEST 12TH enwicl av, Just what twat. ! RGYLE ROOMS. ARGYLE ROOMS, BEILLIANT. THHYSIGHOREAS, ENTERTAINMENT, ONLY, USE MLE. AY, AND 30TH § ke ~ FURNISHED MINE & wit, AY, 557 6th cen LARGE NUMBER Rad uatyrniehéd louses from $300 1 Hie 0 Bashers in, Rost Waters Hoaniiial Soves of Jardin Mabiite; French Dances by 70 of the best formed Ladies on the Stage. 8 Matinees Tuesday, Thursd: ARISTAN VARIETIES, Shand Brondy a oR. Twat. BEAL MINUTES FkOM 4 somety furn shed House, 12 roonis: Boston ay., Twenty-third ward, fine grounds, fruit, BARNUM, 69 Broad FivoLt TIRATRE, Bch st., between 2d nnd 3d avs, THIS WEEE TIBENBY ¥ desirable basement How (Elevated Railroad.) LOW a'cO.,'3 Pine ot. vi Unfurnished. OD TKNANTS— story brown stone, at., oppusite Loudon terrace, 4 story. 16th st, none Sth a rend Ballet and Variety. ‘Apoly to le ti, LUD. ay—Matinee, 1c. | Under False Colors 4. Ani “tec _ BLUE COMBINATION MERICA. T LOW RENTS TO SOth at., near Sth w DAD. D SATURDAY. MATINEE. _ awe ate tory. ply to owner, 46 Wost 20th Hf BASEMENT, BROWN STONE front Dwolling, 233 East 35th st. ; splendid condition; at low; sean without permit, trent ruccess of ils charming gong. pron ‘40e. Just published Shadowed Laue S “Blushing Morn, oo. DI THRE STORY HI ik Les, TAMMANY HALL SARTIER & €O., rail ABLES EVERY SATORDA ing, at Beethoven Hall, Sth st. We. ry Saturday evening ai ail improvements RENTS.—! slists published to-day. or 08 Hast 1 thse UOUBES TO 4th st, and cd ik “SENSATIONS. cece will be mailed to any address, UDLAOW & Ut Pi NEW List OF e linest Bathing nue ave DAD. | yt LESTER & SALAS “UORNER HOUSK ON MADISON AV. BELOW BAih at. to rent unfurnianed. Apply to B. H. LUD & 6O., 3 Fine STH ST, N&AR every Saturday afternoo commences 4and 8 P. M. Conducted in the most approved mann AMMANY WALL, KAST 147 t Newest, and most popu: Saturday evening, from 4 so J ~ DANCING EVERY | CARTIER & CU., 41 i noon and evening, at Beethoven Hall, | ery. Music by Lusie as orckestra, | (pin AWweoL + igre e MALLACK. TURDAY MATINEE. PIANIST AND VOCAL. ution, Address ot appiy to 'f. ERIRABLE 10) al NA ALL LOCATIONS RTS a “BARR 400., quaditile, Momus, 6 A YOUNG cab int Go travel with oxi D. KERIGAN, Ocei _ PIANOFORTES, . Danks, brrandberg, 40c te, fi ELEGANT BROWN Houses on Madinon wv. and side three and four «tories, cabinet fi ny with mirrors. &e. ; A. WOODS, office orth rmpany, 17 aud 18 Waeren ti N w York, between 1) 11 and 2 o'clock. 1K 81X HOUSHS NOW BEINY BUILT ON ava; two stories, basement NE “Tab “BRICK ‘cots, near the Park, “KRRANTSCU S ck Pianos at great bargains. EVERY EVE PIALIAN OPERA. fundies and gentiomen already engaced for the Choruvet Gir Duatiae opers season are requested to NG AND SATU ABINKT ORGAN (BEST IN now be purchased op the {ostaiment $7 20 per bape? ie ten #8 up to $40 or more MASON & HAMEUN the world) ma: werk 110:h s6., between 2d and Ad jar, with every convenionco: will be fuixhed in best ‘and roxdy for occupancy on or about the Int of May Finns ot the ann borax wanted for DON seve Aameny 2 Academy of Music, at one o'clock gars THEATRE. CES UOKTS.. ‘ ied) Day. Be SEeit te FALK SCHUUE, Vomedy by Gorlite wien pen dally from 8 till 4 o'clock. Mithy Gon ence May be seen at the office of JOUN C. 208 Hrondway, newt J4ch at. Harlem boats wap at 7 trains each way, stopping at 110th ay, * FAMILY WILL SAORI boo “Yor #1: an slogans Fiz acts four round cornered rosewood Wind. 1 § (FIVE, NEW THRE STORY HIGH brown stone Hor o Yabines, cont #100. C GE) ROCTABLES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, wmmnany ies, eos 14th st. a vpremives, 105th 6 ii, SQUARE AND GKAND wale apd Font « ani: feos order, WILiLAM z arty TORY ian STOOP fHoUN ‘also four story English 20th st., rent 81,400." Ape Gaciianos of ssa gat also fo er of fine ancond ina KNABE & CO,, o. 112 oth a LES BALLACK BT Awre aD tarvlebay 145 nat 20th ot, beneinent vrown, stone 4 LED PRIGHT AND and rent allowed It purchaxad; naly low; all new Minnow war Aust tgat sadactione te east oi squate Viator to rent a iew nently now exceed) ONAN, WITH ALL LAR WALLACK By 43, BOWER £00. DAD. | ah cilahadlll ah , Ri iay MATINEE, 2 Beuae is SN, WON sia oes Wa WIT: aIRCT Teese AED BA Ae + iOUSE, oa LEXI I. improvements, M. NO LKT-NO, 156 | high basement, 20: | \ | | | 3 Soy rent §) SE Kac on Pinnotorte. saeritic ant “HOUSE, oe Be er, eo dal private residence 47 Wee Youn Whey 7 TORY, AND ATTIC ? wating. House No 08 7 tu W. GRISWOLD, ‘744 Broud- SOCIETY BOGIA- hae Mey ree WaT von i Maa phd BQUARK, | AS ricen of iis Minnos i rien of ls Hlanos immensely ; quality as Good ws ever; 1 $7, F PHE MONTH.—A VERY MAXDSOME FRENOK OFiat, on. the third floor, with all the modern con- veniences, consisting of five roo wlio os rooms on second floor, front and rear, and four rooms on the fourth floor (two Yow front). Apply at 30 it Old at, to LOUIS AL fious&s, a Bh als Al ———"Tn this City a yn. IGUT AND DRY BASEME xt. WANTED—FOR LUstoraze purposes, near Broudway, betwoen 4th and 12sh Sts; state rent and particulars to ¥, 0. 5., 697 Broad- way, room 21. SMALL HOUSE Of LOWER PART FOR DWELLIN possession April 1. Address, stating price and locutie! ADULES, Herald office. WO GENTLEMEN WANT FURNISHED ROOM, NEAR Grand Central Depot; “must be neat, large, clonet, bath and two beds; low price. Address, for “three ‘days, giving fall T. La, Herald Upt ti WANTED IBY A LADY, TaMIaHED KO ROOM FOR ight housokoeping of with bourd, east of Bowory be- toy J 18h ot. Address MODEK- Fen —BY A GENTLEMAN, ran UNFUR. nisbed Rooms, with bathroom, in a clean bouxo, at a moderate ries, between 4th and Gti avs., 4th and 26th sts. Kudrews W.. box 192 Herald Uptown Branch office. ED—A FURN: RTGY FURNISUED fuse in, good condition, between Oth aod Lextugron th und Od sts., at w roasonable price; will rent for of ro1orenoe ftren. ‘Address, with Post 0 office box 3,789, ANTED—BY TWO LADIES, A CHEERFUL AND eres metionts Fiat, in good situation, NOt above Blast st. ; rent not over $000. Address, with ‘particulars, I. Cheever place, Brooklyn: ANTED—BY AND WI¥E, POUT bi Rooms tor ight housckeoping, on second oor; neighborhood and in private family above Sth st. Addre: box 200 of Wi Ss STORE, IN GOUD IOGATION FOR Indien’ and gents’ furnishing goods, notions, &e., Ae. ; or would buy such wn ostablis! t low Sguros for cas! Address, in contidouce, Herat BY 1 refined locality, three bandsomely furnished Rooms, without hourd; second floor preferred : termes $300 per an: nam, payable ‘monthly; highest reterences given and re- Quired, Address (., box 108 Herald Uptown, ANTED: ‘A HOUSE BETWEEN 3D AX wih 500 or undor; a your's rent is offered. Address WL. WaAxteotinne UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping in quiet house, near Unnton square, T. H,, Herald Uptown oitico, ANIED—A HOUSE, 1 and 24th ate., 6th to 10th execed $800, Address HOUSE, ANTED TO RENT—A with arlving way ander location Fioase stmco full particulars Court st., Brooklyn. In the Country. ANTED—A DETACHED UOUSE, 8 OR 9 ROOMS; parlor, dining arent kiteben gb, aret. floor; pak ‘3U mi Bae een $80 and L. ‘bet Po attics. FANTED TO RENT—A COUNTRY FLA08 Witt use of gow. Addross at once Mrs. H., No. 57 Must Goth «te AteD BETWEEN iatit upfurninbed ; rent not to ation 0. rneath and stuble in the years h and a6th st th and aye. Address it. GAOUIA, 313 ‘MUSIC VATD—NTSS SONS SELNOT MOSIO a HOOT, ior ledios ‘and cuildren, iano, Organ, Guitar. Singing, Languages. University Bui Connees, RICH, waite VOIGE, to eugagement May’ 1; highest testimonials, Address MALIBICA it OP! ONCKIT Rk? OR CHURCH.—LADiES without mei ucted and rapidly nysisted to om- ployment, Ridrow lewwor OPERA, seution Dy Vv TANTED-FROM MAY 1, A STRICTLY FIRST { class contralto wii Ker ju a ‘church chorr in Brooklyn. A ddross ut once, stating full particu ean ge, with “WANTED TO PURCHASE. {WELLE ESTABLISHED DROG SORE ADDRESS full particulars, 0. 3. box 116 Herald ofiies, 2TOOK AND FIXTURES OF A DRUG S1OKR; MUST sell cheap. Adoress J, H., care G. Morehead, 744 Brond- ws TED TO PURCTIAS GOOD OOPPER coum Pan, either soond hand or new, from & to 10 tect dinmoter. Address 0. 't a Foss Office box 4,016, stating lowest asah nrica amd mast AuL PRIVAT HOUSE: WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. CHS “OLD DIAMOND EstavLisuMe! ENT toto Brondwaye” way, selling of at a sucrilice prior to removal —AT B17 mond ROADWAY, CORNER i2til ST.—DIA- hos and Fersonal Property of every Sescrlp- vid. Loans nozot! Is. ER, P)IAMOND RINGS, B DIAMOND at baat Diced baiet nt at wien fee: among Barri " eh bt among d Harring, 885, worth Bitoe’ MILLS 4 VOLE: Gare eae OF DIAMONDS IN THE ity. MILLS & COLEMAN, ¥ BY ON {DIAMONDS PU. 189 Grand st, DIAMONDS ee dewel ivetetee tee Camel's ks, Clocks, &c., bought wes. GEORGE 0, SLLEN, Soot 29th st. | STORAGE. GR WAkHOU SKS 7 corner 46th st.—Separate roo: morage for oarrlages, general mershaudi SMITH & SL ‘Proprietors, Cceereeerearreaeenes meena ne oa emer 3 lor" faenitare; 3 TERMINAL FACILITIES. MERCHANTS AND BROKERS WHO SUPPORT THE BELT LINE FREIGHT ORDINANCE, A meeti of gentlemen representing the Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trado, Shipmasters’ Associa- tion, Produce and Cotton Exchanges, &c., was held yesterday afternoon at the roums of the Cheap Trans- portation Association, M. J, P, Robinson presiding and Mr. Theodore F. Leos acting as secretary, Mr, A, 1. Miller offered the following resolutions, which, after were adopted :— signed by the Chairman and Secretary of this Ibis further Resaived, That the use of the Belt Line Rattroad for freight purposes, us now asked, Ix not proposed us a permanent sure but for relief until improvements commensurate our necessities can be made, Mr, Harvey Farring remarked that great care must be taken in wording the ordinance concerning the Bolt Live Ratlroad presented to the Common Council, so as to keep in viow the gvod of the people more than that of the railroad company. He did nov desire by any means to take away any of the vested rights of the company, but % must not seem that the merchants are pusbing the interest of tho rajiway,corporation, but that the main object 16 to foster and protect commerce. In relation to Jaying a track on the picr of the White Star Line dock the following resolution was offered and adopted : Rosolved, Thas ia the vpiiiton of this conterence the prop- p osition of the White Star Line Stew tracks On that, plet, above Cunal street, for the purpose of oftocting u direct trunster of morchundine between the sips aud the cars of the New York Ventral Railroad and other railroads that may be made to connect with their track, should be promptly opposed by the proper authorities. ‘The annexed ts the ordinance to be sent to the Presi- dent of the Common Council, which be is requested to offer at the next meeting of the Board of Aldermen:— TAK PROPOSED ORDINANCE, Resulved, That permission be und in hereby granted to the several railways terminuting ut the port ef New York, to draw, or cunse to be drawn, their curs by the use of dum: my engines furnished by the said railways, or by the Belt Line Hailroad Company, us may be ugreed’ upon, between the hours of niue welock in the evening ami xix 0" the morning, over the track of the Central Park, North Kast River Railroad with the y), to wad from such points o ‘onthe Hudson is inay be apecitied in the appileations of & road eompanie roved by this board, the terms, privile, trictions now esti daw and ordi 04 to bythe New Vork Ceutral an Hudson iver Iailvoad Com: pany, ¥rovided always, that the said Beit Line Ratiroad Company shalt extend equal privileges of track and motive power to all railroads terminating at the port ot Upon equal conditions und terms, This permission ny be consteued tw allow loaded or unloaded cars to stand on the sala track between the places specitied In the priv- ileges which may be rented. Alter transacting some other unimportant business the conference adjourned. “REAL ESTATE, Seven sales by auction of real estate took place at the Real Kstate Salesrooms, No, 111 Broadway, yes- terday. The amount realized aggregated $100,650. BY A. J. BLEKCKKEK AND SON. Partition sale, Philo T, Kuggl two 2 story aud nitic brick houses, with rites in the rear, known as Nos. 43 and 4 Wooster st., exch lot 25x100, distant 93.4 tt. ». of Broome &t.; to Harries all, for. sim ‘sumo estate and frame house and 0 1 story 25x97, ow Oth shy 13 1h Kiter,’ for. Foreclosure sal brick house, Mt. n, of Bist ot. (with mortgage o! D, Smith, or. . Di J. A. Welch, referce, of a 5 story th 194 19.0300, on 44h ay,, e- a,b. pence 5D) 5 or A Tawanxcn, Foreclosure sale, J. h. Tedwith referde, of 23 lots, ouch 25x 102.2,'on West 73d at., commencing at the he. corner ot Mh av.; tothe Manhatten Life In- suraace Company pralneitin for... . BY JaMKs M. MILLER. C, A. Jackson, reieree, of « hovso Jon Hast 12th at Foreclosure sal with lot 22x) of 7th ay. ; to Clatkson Urollus for Similar sale, B. 8. Dakin, retores 25x100.5, on R & of West Sith » av. to William Rows, apa for.. Yd tn WHEL Forectosare sale as Smith, retor ground, Soxl ad. the adjoining the land et ou the map of Peter as jot No. 80; to Mary ‘Total sales for the day w. 8, 372.10 fire Of Denman place, 23x rd) § Daniel Hinatn ‘lhe Harriet « 14,000 ft, 6. “of Morris’ ‘av., Michael McKenna and wifd urachan te Fanny of Tyt ay., TOxia, rr Jooi W. Wright 1,040 A. cists and wile to Frank P. Eherluge 21,000 Williamsbridge road and Ist ay, ath ward); Jer miah J. Ford to Manny Walsh 2,500 n. &, 116.9 fe e. of str ie Didi 75; Ono 4 D. Harris to George A. Ons 6.9 ft, A. 4! bi hg ish and wite to Jeremiah bd a 10th av., corver of Lidth st., 25x Boese ireteren) toJdames A. De ing 500 ot 116th #1 500 Mnatooa iouvornout, ‘Sinclair (referee) to Hermann F. Avbers 8,000 ft. w. of Int av., 2 6,009 1,000 Marion av., w. s. (26th ward) to Mutual Lite Insurance Company, 1,000 MORTGAGES. Becker, Franets and others, to Join Carey, n. 8, of Gun 8, we epee ave; i ye Carney, Patrick and wi Of Lath wt; 5 ys Joh, te Hon}. WW: De y Bani to Jain Forsier, No G0 Uarininve st, William, to Marcus Oppenteime, &. s. 0, of ath av; Dy ody, Dolla, to Franc A. Kefinarbridxe rond (24th ward) cob P. to David ‘of 6th av, ; 3 yom Rust, dows and othors, 7 Dedorick a poe co corner of 10th av. and 28th at. ; 2 year Styles, Uharies H., to Willett vita Nou rd re bis st @ of Madison av.; demand.. Sam AX edward Amuidon, n. ison AY. ; 12,000 POLICE BOARD, Atamocting of the Police Commissioners yesterday A communication was read from manutacturers ot this city who ase stoam boilers asking for a coalerence, The Commissioners appointed next Taesday, ut cloven A.M., $a time for consultation, when the safety of boiers and the best methods of inspecting them and guarding against accidents will be considered, SfABBED IN THE SIDE, On Thursday night Lawrence Donaelly, of No, 527 West Thirty-second street, had an altercation with Michael Murray, in his rooms, at No, 443 West Thirty- second street, when the latter stabbed him im the side, Donnelly did not at once apprizo the police of his in- jarics, and it was qa@hort time after noon yesterday ‘when he was brought to the Twontisth precinct sta- tion house, whero his gM which was quite severe, was dressed by Dr. Fei jo was sent 10 84 Luko’s Hospital, THE ERIE FRAUDS. WHOLESALE CHARGES OF. DISHONESTE—A CROOKED FORTUNY IN OLD IROM BRAGS COPPER, WHITE METAL, PRESSES—THE OF FICIALS IMPLICATED--THE SUITS BEFORE THE NEW JERSEY VICE CHANCELLOR, The t concerning the Erie Ratiway frauds, commeneed last November before the Vice Chancellor of New Jersey, bas been concluded. The case was that of Mr, Jewett, receiver of the road, against Henry Bowman, purchasing sgent; Sigmund Dringer, specu- Istor im trop, and Frank H, Hatin, superiatendent sea motive powor; Robert Wallace, master mechanic, and John Scoville, weighmaster, all of the Erie road. ‘The frauds have, i¢ is supposed, extonded through a number of years and aggregaved many thousands of dollars. During the past three years alone ft is alleged that more than $60,000 was fraudulently taken from the road, About a year ago Receiver Jewett bocame convinced that there were great leaks somo where in the road, and bent every energy to discover and stop them, Step by step the matter was, followed up, until at last the receiver thought he had obtained the clew. The road retained Mr, Courtland Parker, and the partios named above secured the services of Messrs, Tuttle and Gregg. ‘Tim WAY IT WAB DONE, Hoged, purchased all of the old stock and iron of the Erie Railway, No one else ever bad an opportunity to get any of it, The superintendent of motive power, the master mechanic, the weighmas- ter and Honry Bowman, purchasing agent, it is alleged, conspired to defraud the road, They would cause material to be delivered to Dringer as ifsold to him— but in disobedience to the rules of the company requiring advertisement aud publio sale—and gave him (Dringer) an entire monopoly, sometimes, the complaint goes on to say, ‘without tho same being weighed, sometiines by false and fraudulent weighing thereof; sometimes by reporting false and fraudulent weights; sometimes by mixing new and valuable with such waste material ; sometimes by other mothods of accomplishing traud in the premises; and ‘our oratorshows that by means of these various kings and methods of fraud aud by disposing of said waste material at prices below its true value and inarket price, and through the practice pursued by all sald agents of neglecting \o require of said Dringer pay- mont in cash for bis pretended f enepraypen the said Dringer hath become possessed udulently of very lurge quantities of said waste matorial of so great value as that if the same Were treated as sold to him, at fair market prices, he wouid now be indebted to your orator in the sum of more thau $60,000 instead of the sum admitied by nim to be due. After insisting that the officers of the road above mentioned are responsible to the recoiver fluanoially, the complaint goes op to make gpecitic charges, the fol- lowing being among the most important. ‘THE MATERIAL TAKEN, “Dringer, since the'lst day of September, 1875, has been possessed, having obtained the same from your orator or said company at the hands of some of said agents through fraud and practice aforesaid, of axles weighing over 740,000 pounds, when report was made of the same to your orator’s financial agents as weigh- ing only about 483,000 pounds, the same being charged likewise as sold to bim at # low and insufficient price whereby your orator, even were be paid therefor, would be detrauded in tne sum of over $3,700, “Since the lst of May, 1875, Dringer was of steel tires weighing nearly 350,000 pounds, belooging to said company er your orator, acquired at the hauds of some of said agonts through fraud and practice as aforesaid, when report was made of said tires weighing only 192.300 pounds, and the same w traudulently stated to have been'sold at but $35 pei ton, when tho murket price and value thereof lacey exceeded that sum, whereby your orator, even if paid therefor, would be defrauded in the sum of ovor 3,200, ?* 4 Since the 1st of June, 1875, there came into Dringer’s possession in the sume’ manner about 2,386 tons of old car wheels, valued at $22 per ton, Sevonty-six tons of this was never reported to the receiver, and for the remainder only $19 por ton was returned, leaving .@ deticit of $8,000, Since the 1st of February, 1874, Dringer came into possession of brags weighing 25,643 pounds, and worth twelve cents each pound. It was reported as weighing only 11,155 pounds. During the same period he ob- tained copper to the amounteot 18,400 pounds, worth seventeen cents a pound, which was reported as weigh- ing 6,800 pounds, Tne receivor states that even had be been pata therefor he would have boen defrauded out of $3,700, It would seem, as alleged, that Dringer and his partners resoried to all manner of contrivances to rob the railway company. It ts alleged thatin Peb- ruary, 1876, Dringer obtained o Toe" pone of good and uselul belting to the amount of 3,308 pounds, worth over one thousand dollars, ‘The’ same was daly Te- ported as being 1,200 pounds,” says + ptorat ting Sand as sold av only five conts a pow even if patd, your orator would be de! aaded Beurly or quite one thousand dollars, “And i orator further shows that it was the habit of said personally to attend at Susquehanna, where were | the principal m: 10 shops of said come pany, and whence the most ot said waste material was derived, and oversee the loading of the cars in- tended for him; that said cars wore usually box cars, and were foaded in such manner ae that the most tunble urticles sent were covered by iron; and almost every car was seut to tho aed piles beionging to your orator a8 such receiver to said company, and a quantity of wood was put jn on top of the iron scrap; this Wood Was mever reported nor paid for. And your orator shows that almost twenty cords of wood, worth $4 a cord, was thus abstracted irom your orator by said Dringer.’” OTHER QUEER TRANSACTIONS, The following portion of the sta:ement shows the alleged complicity of the railway oflicinls with Dringer in the trauds:—“Your orator fart er shows that in Janusery and Fevruary, 1876, there was fraudulently, as aloresaid, sent to said Dringer from the samo shops by said agents or some of them, two large Boho and four smailer; sald presses being used and usctal for making and’ renewing belting. There came with ihe belting a8 a direotion thereof tag marked ‘From Baffalo, Erie Car Snop,’ R. Wallaco, M. M., Susque- banna, Pa. Nothing was said of these presses or the price of them in any bill till after inquiry made, when on the 16th of March, 1876, a bill was made out charg- ing or them at rates mach less than their all valve. “In the same month of February, 1876, there was made for said Dringer and sent to him to the Erie cara trom Susquehanna a box of steel iT blades tempered in oi The box was marked ‘R, Wallace, Paterson, care of 8. Dringer, Susquebaopa.’ These shear blaacs are fot cutting iron and sieel. No bill of the spring steel or of the shear biades was made ont at the time, nor was any information of tbe transaction given ts your orator or his fluaucial agents, “Your orator turtther shows that there was fraud apon your orator in relat‘on to certain other articies pre- tended to be sold said Dringer. Six hundred and teu pounds more of Babbut white metal were received by said Dringer from the said agents and sold than was reported io your orator or his said financial agonts— a stove was delivered to hiro, belonging to said com- pany, without report or pay, worth avout $30,?? Alter a namber of minor theits are mentioned, tho the statement of the receiver closes as tollows:—*And your orator charges that other large !rands occurred in the dealings of said Dringer, With suid agents aiding and abetting bim, in regard to serap iron, of which he received {rom said company or irom your orator large quantities beyond those reported to your orator or to suid company, thus committing trands on them'to the amount of several thousand dollars, ‘And your orator charges that by reason of said irauds, commitied as aioresaid by said Dringer, with connivance of said agents and especially said Hain, Wallace, Scoville and Bow! the said Dringer, as wall As the other parties and each of them, aro and should In equity be heid trastecs of all the property by him obtained as aforesvid lor the benefit of your orator, receiver as aforesaid,’ A GENERAL DENIAL. In answer Bowman domes aii complicity in the frauds, aud offers considerable evidence 10 sustain him, The decision of the Vico Chancellor will be made known in a few days, NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Deinger, it i A mecting of the bondholders of the Contral Railroad of New Jersey was held in the Chamber of Commerco yesterday atternoon, Mr, Royal Phelps in the chair, Mr, Lathrop, the receiver of tle road, said he was not prepared at present to make any statement of the con- dition of its affairs. Mr. Vail offered the following resolution, and, after much discussion, it was adoptod Rosolved, That M, + Lennox Kenn Pi dent of the Bank of edwin: Lewin Protons r ‘or he appolutgd & comrutttoe oa belall of the cy of honits of the. al Katirond of Now Jersey, by the con- solidated mortgage, to asgertain and roport wint Tuvst desirable tobe taken for the protection of thelr tn. terests. At a meeting of the shareholders of the road, neld on the 1éth of February, Dr. Abram Coles, Warren Ackerman and Stephen H. Condit wore appointed to look after the interests of the shareholders, and with power to add three otbers from among the bonduolders to their committee, This arrangement did not seom to suit the bondholders, and thoy appointed the above independent committee, it being understood that they would center with the committee rkathiandbrihetses A appointed, SMUGGLED OI CIGARS, ‘The steamship Columbus, w which arrived in the harbor yesterday from Havana, was boardea by Uus- tom House Inspectors McCort and Hagan, who found stowed among the cargo 9,700 fine cigars, of which no record appeared on tho manifest, and were intended to be smuggicd ashore, Tho seizaro was made in four gections, ag it were. Tho first iot discovered was, 63 boxes of 60 each; tho second, 70 boxes of 60 cach; the third, 87 boxes of 60 each, and the Jas taining each 100 clears, abet A SNEAK THIEI’S ARREST, Leopold Riebol, a notorious sneak thiol, was yoster- day arrested In Blocoker street, When the prisoner pave neee dat nee he pe? wer curete numbor of found on him. The pro; . Gontod by tho tickets 1s supposed to bave bean. oan’ malas.