The New York Herald Newspaper, March 30, 1877, Page 2

L REAL MOFATR FOR GALE. Central. N EXTRA WIDE BROWS STONE HOUSE, IN FINE condition, in 224 st, near Broadway, for sale cheap. G, 7, CARKINGTON, 179 Sth ay. A EXTRA SIZE CORNER DWELLING, ON IRVING place. in completo order throwchout, for sale low. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr.,4 Vine aud 35 Kani 17th st. JOW SALE—THREE STORY WRICK HOUNES, MOTT ay, veat Mott Haven station, Twenty-third ward: high round; Croton water; all modern conyenien S00 emai, Balance on mortwage, | Tuquive of al. C, TURNER, Mott av., or F. & H. L. MORRIS, 26 Pino st. uate OR, BALE | CHEAP—iANDSOME HOUR STORY brown stone House 107 Kast S7th st, (wide street) ; built for owner's uso: partly or whol! ed if required, Ap- ply ay above, before 10 oF afte aly HINTED LISTS COMPLETE AT 4 YP E Hast 7th K, STEVENSON, Jr. ‘O8 BALE CHEAP, THE ONLY TWO between 4th and Lexington avs. FIRST HOUSE PROM STH AV,—MAGNIFT. tra large brown stone House, elegantly and ut a bargain. Apply ats cont completely furnished, tor sale East Sith st. or to SCOTT & MYERS, G Vino st. East Side, T A BARGAIN-A_ HANDSOMELY PAINTED three story Private Dwelling. in a restricted block. Oth ATTTBL, 1.026 © BEAUTIFCL THREB 213 East Olst ot. ; splendidly USINESS PROPERTY.—C STORE AND corner 130th st, and Sth Ww Dwellivgs atu bargui Apply to MAINE 8 Ow SALLE N, 1,2 kDE 240 East 40th st. JOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT, iN with or without Furniture. Apply to J. 4 wdurse eS OR SALE—THTE TIFUL THREE STORY high stoop brown stone trimming House No. 149 East H#2d st. 25x50, lot 100; house in pertect order and wll tin miantas price low and terms easy. Apply to ISAAC ONIG, 1 jooms > and H. basement. PPOSITE STUYVESAS ON 15TH 8’ For sule, a splendid four story’ high stoop brown stou Mouse, ¥6x70, lor 103; 14 rooms. 2 baths; perfect order: gftce, low: terms easy. Apply to ISAAC HONIG, Lt roudway, rooms G an $3.625. FULL LOTS, EXCa- F small dwelling: ary loan. LALOR, 1,037 3d av. »= ()()() 72, HENRY 5 PLENDID INVEST- $5,000. ment: by improving pays 12 per cent. RULA HITING, 5 Beexman st, w cle. AIN—12 AVENUE AND STREET unity for investment, G. W. CAR- provements West 52d st. sO LET—ON 1! Bonlevard, a first cluss House, dor unfuroished, with wil the modern improvements; 8 house i ‘Address H.C, LETRINGER, Ok SALE—LEASENOLD, NO, 73 LITTLE 12TH ST., two story brick Building: size 16x45; price $600. GEO, STEWART, Pee SAL brick House and Lot ivarisuin ry , EACH 25X08 FRET. ON .. between Ist and 2d avs.: splendid for itaiaecinte (improvement, Inquire W. IH. JACKSON & CO., SL Kast 17th st. GOOD INVESTME AKGK 8 STORY HOUSE, fine neighborhood, only $4,200, part cash; 20 minutes from 42d st, DITCHETT, 2 New Chambers st. pee LE—$16,000 FOR A FOUR STORY BROWN stune House, 208100, fu S7th at ; cost $30,000; others 88,000 to $25 JOUN W. STEVENS, Broadway and 52d st. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. Ach S YOR INVESTORS AND THOSH ing w home. Drown stone high stoop Honges, size The elecant new three sto the latest finprovements nnd convenience: x45x100; co twin abl horoughly and substautially bait: location very doairubla, on. Curroll st, wetween Sth wen to be Hp y on p nd §ith avs. near Prospect Park; must be elated; will be sold at a bar Appl ises, oF address D. C., box 4,803 New Yor e, Filth avenne curs trom Fulton terry. —BEST BARGAIN IN BROOKLYN, THREE Particulars RULAND & ] ‘story brick : all improvements. WHITING, 5 Beckman st, POR SALE—HOUSE, ON , WES ory and ‘basement brown 5 lot 108 feet deep: brick heater; basement contal uundry. storeroom, three lurgo e ets, rolrigerator, Dicek tin pipe und sink for drawing fe i and wainscot ¢ style ; first story coutuins closet, with washstand c Ishod Vestivule door, bluc ; Second story contains front room with 1, hall roo bath roo two wash- story has fou rooms, storeroom, wasnstand For particulars inquire on premises 0} builder. ‘luke Greene avenue cars to vanklin avenue ears to Greene, FSUses AND rants oF HOUSER, $360 TO $1,400, Hass te at Bedi to 158 Keup st. ; first cluss Louse fron Price $10,000, SNEDEKRK, . two-thirds mile . FURNISHED d NISHED, Ji Ist of May): possession immediate, To le 5 12 Weodbine st. near Broadway, Brook! twocur routes near the house /25 minutes trom Roosevelt an rand street ferries; ait improvement furniture best and el ; Tot 90x2100 fee! garden matchless; pigeons and fowls go with the place: stable and pigeon houses, with the privilege of axe of hearly whole block ; ut low rent of 8800; without the fur- nitaro, $600; this ‘ts city and country combined, Also a House, with 12 rooms, with nil the improvements, 7 marble muutels, with gus und gas Mixtures, $500, No, 12 Woodbine Bt. oF went, @) 1()) Fok WO STORY HOUSE, WITH STAIR D2.LOOvettting ahup, de; argo lott no. resteigtione: nist be sold; terms easy. Gall 82 Dodworth st. near Broadway, Brooklyn. e WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT. SPLENDID COTTAGE AT YONKERS TO LE All modern Ag Str ts; only $400. Apply JAM 5 Youlora, lew ‘To rent. First class Bakery and Contectionery Store, 16x70; plate glass front, under Washbura tHall, Washburton ay.’ oven duder sidewalk; Basement, 16x70, with rear entrance, ALEXANDER, Washburn Building, fiddress J OHN W, IN, N. Y.—FOR attic House, ten rooms: n kitche: ICHOLS: LLY situ. ISHED House on the Hudson, “between Tarrytown and Sing railway stations Tarrytown wnd “Searboro; stone oms on parlor fivor, including billiurd room ge airy bedrooms, ample accommodation for servant six stalls; large coach house, with room for c grounds arodnd house unsurpissed n perfeetly healthy: owini to int circumstances the keeping of the place in order re~ ¥ but one nd perhaps a boy with him: lechonse : tarnituri nt and ndapted to summer or winter j furnace; water throughout the house: will be rented Sunnner oF fo1 but uot to a family with small ly, xiving tall name, to Hl. T., box 165 New JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON cITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. To Let or Lease. RY TO LET—ON PAVOSIA AV., WITH TWO ovens; fine store with all the fixtures; an exce dforice cream and tuney bakery; established tor ediately if desired, Apply at No. 177 ity. Te? LEt—a BEAUTI IN MOU non, 30 minutes from city, near depot, Cott House of seven rooms; fine healthy location. D. PEAK. SON, Home Insucanee Coinpan: N JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, 16 roows, ail modern improv and orchard and stable; frst class location; al ul desirable and conventent Honses; modern iy Sto 12 rooms; convenient to horse cars: $240 to THOMAS ALUKIDGE, near Court House ment 400 per ve BALM. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. “AT ELIZABETH.—A BURNISHED MODERN HOUSE, antly located und © awa, wilh feast TMORE & TUBL LARGE HOUSE, , in Kiiaabeth, N,J., to ront, fully furnished, tor extensive garden nad lawn, with every vailot the hous is supplied with ali the modern convent- %¢ plenty of room and vantages of city and 672 New York. tS OK LESS OLIVER, 16 ¥ SALE—FURNISHED COTTAGE ON PIQUOT House gronnas (New London, Conn.), adjoining the by tal monte; oluctric belis, &e., connecting with hotel, purtienlury apply to H. CROCKHI, Piquot House, or W. B. HUNT, 132 Front st., New York, Por : trom New buildings i fruit; river vie Newbury. Poe SEE ROWING SALOON. | wit Building, No. 47 West Fayotte st,, Baltimore, } tains eight alleys in one large hall, five ran of busin aplendid yu, in the contre of th ty, adjacent to Mees, hotels, a can be Suvlet to advantage; will rent the HO or saloun separately; possession May 1, THOMAS HILL, Fayette and’ Sc. Paul ota, Balu: more, Mh toy A FAKM. irk, ove mile f go and a + 12 eres in berries and Address OWNER, care J. LL. Moss, ty with various olfices and —ALL MOD: alvarty wtroot ROOM He enn, miniates tre improver: 1 $450 w year. 190 Herald of ek SALI R, HIGH | and b } one of the most desira- bie on the Hudson. Apply vo W. L. BROWER, 170 Will inh ot. ¥ SALE On oHANGE—A7 it Tela aud well watered, with ex- very elute easy torm Fs! louna; or would oved eity property. x Apply iF IR SALE, BXCHAN TO LT-¥ARMS, DWEL ing; all sides wad prices; very chowp, K. M. MASU. Bidvark row * Us? BE KOLD IMMEDIATELY—A FilteT seaside Hotel, 50 rooms, fi 4, withia Hil TATHRING PLAC, BRIGHTON, 6 tu 8 rooms wurDAKBe location. id New Brighton. a eT. tient low ( nishied), elegant iievidenee, sh i PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR eV EN eo tO BENE AVENSWUGD, MOST DESILAULE 5 fisciteuens Cafain acta orlones He OL Hooper st., Brooklyn, 9 D, 152 DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Untarnished. TUREE STORY BRICK HOUSB, WITH STABLE, Amprovements, West 17th st,, 81,050; will ront separate: iy.” Apply CHRISTALLEK, 17 Abingdon square (sth av.) GQPLENDID FARM AND BUBINESS WORTH $6, iS eur: the finest 40 acre farm in Pennsylvania, f inrge aud rapidly growl land can seou be sold for buildiug le ouly seven minutes’ walk f pots splendid butidtu mansion, bail aad 10 rooms, piagsa front ge orchard cholee fruit; tenant house, igzery; accommodations ; price only $15,500. The man, will be gi tate business paying $10,000 1,000 chickens purchaser, if au a terest in wn established rew per year: $6,000 cash required. balance very easy. Ad- ai box 50 Post office, Richland Centre, Bucks PRIVATE ben” eins. Stamford, Conn, THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH STABLE, West 48th st., $1,000; others, to 2.500, J. EDGAR LEYCRAPT, 702 8th av, "A 1 St8o_ DSTA BLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE 3 rooms; will put im perfect ord inquire 221 West j. AS Madison square; vest 24d at., Fifth ‘ORY BROWN STONE, ow rental. 3, B, GOODALE & CO., venue Hotel. 1200 pam ED oe ne DUR STORY HGH ROWN STONE HOUSE, hard wood Gnish, good order, with garpete as fixtures, ‘hades and cornices; rent $1,650, TIMPSON & PEET, 483 Broadwoy, near 44th bt, $1,200; 47th st., $1 PLENDID RESIDENCE INWOOD, HUDSON RIVER, great bargain; sule or exehanve. CHAKLES MARTIN, 234 Broadway. S 5 Suat FOR SALE change, with 12 or 37 acres; 20 miles, Jersey: grounds, & complete order; encumbrance smal fav t some cash Nassau, ro ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCK IN NEW YO minutes trom City Hull, New York, at Ridge ficid Park, 3 minutes from depot; grounds (20 uctes) beat; ttully lnid owt with fruit and other trees and ¥ lendid lawns; house Irescoed from top ty bottom, finished in hurd wood: contains buthroom, kas nnd ail other improvements of & city houses stable, bothouse, €c.. de. ; also other ele- kant Places on Ceutral Kullroad of Now Jersey, 50 minutes from New York ‘wad Grounds, In spiondid order, torent cheap, Apply tod. A: WOODS, ollice North Americar Life Insurance Coipauy, ie i . for moderate Ke, ill be paid. Apply MANGAM, Viens wean tt and Ayiel Tt LE’ ABYLON, SPLENDID CONTAGE, WITH boating and fishing. SUTTON & CO,, 117 Wall Ste myo REN ‘T SUMMIT, N. J.. A HANDSOME DWEL! ing? alxo 4 Cottage; seven minutes from depot; rents low. Apply to GEORGE MANLEY, 62 Broadway. po LET ar CRANFORD, . LARGE HOUSE, eu odern Iinprovements, burn, ontouildings, four ace. choice fruit, near depot; 50 minuses trom cits 4s residence or boarding house, Address N. G. 111 Brondway, G for manufacturing, with and railroad fuciliti st ollice. mo Av CHERRY VALLEY, N. ¥., NEA RITCH- fold and Sharon Springs, elegant Residence, handsomely furnished: gas throughout; large lawn, plenty fruits, fine gardens, extra stabling; mily. from village and sulphur sprin ARKS, 189 Broadway, room 7. (ouxney rapier EXCHANG to rent. Printed lists free, 9 Nassau, room 17, JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—SIXTH AVENUE 10- vel, corner “4th wt., containing 88 rooms, well furnished indies aud gentionion’s restaurant, bar, billlwed room and Inundry ; gas made on the premises at $1 50 per M.; 7 years? ‘heap for cash; of will exchange for good chty or nearby Property. Apply to W. SOULE, on premises, or H, REDUCED “RENTS, JAMS It EDWARDS, Forses 10" RENT—AT Went 23d st, orner 6th ARGH List UNFURNISHED HOURER-S2. 2,000, 81.500, $1,700, $1,600, $1,500, $1,400, $1,200 81,000, TIMPSON & PEBT, 1,488 Brondwiy, near 44th S IMMEDIATELY—THE UPPEK PART ot house 20 West Sa st., corner of Gi 10; also the upper part of 124 Bleecker st., corner Wouster st.. for business or private dwellings. RE ?ED RENTS. —HOUSES IN ALL LOCATIONS. Cail for a printed list. JORKIS B, BAER & CO., 72 W ‘S4th at. Te LET—ELEGANT BROWN STONE AND BRICK Houses on Mudisou ay. and side streets, near the Park, . three and four stories, cabinet finish, with mirrors. we. : rent from $600 to $4,500, Apply tod. A. WOODS, alfiee North Amegicun Life Insurance Company, 17 and 19 Warren 6t., Now York, between 11 and 2 o' \OSSESSIO: aH STOOP 14x50; all improvements; plewe mises, LOSth near 10th santly situates av. of DH. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1877—WITH SUPPLEMENT. : EVENS WATSON RIGHE LIEU, NO. 101 DEXING. corner 30th st.—To let, # furnished Apartment broom, &c., secoud Boor throuyh; oneb table, private if de- ire ted. Hatins: halt nested. Auply DO Nasivar Tot West 50th mite; 0) OF, 4 at. Muny others. ITPEL, 1,026 Sd av. Sé IND FLOOR TO LET.—FOUR ROOMS; RENT, 8. Apply 271 9th av. soda water factory. Te, LET-FROM APRIL 1, SECOND FLOOR OF 53 Grove st. rent $20, Inquire of MASCH, 32 Bieeocker st. LEGANT PARLOR FLOOR AXD rr ALL IM PROse 0 LET—AN Basement, consisting of 3 rooms, in 35 Great Jon Inquire at 613 Brondway, up stairs. 10 LET- 451 WEST 1 LET—NO. 451 Ti St, | FIRST Floor in # bigh stoop house; very desirable neighbor- nt $30; fi in wood orde! a ad —FROM APR |. SPLENDID 1) FLOOR, 5 rooms; private house; beautiful neighborhoud; small fuumily of uduits, No. 217 Woot Sixt st. i hp LET—UPPER PART OF HOUSE 36 WEsT 207 tt st. : suitabie for a first cl dressmaker or milliner; also on we Office. Inqt on premises, of W. Jay B. "po LET—MORION Si, PIMNT FLOOR AND BABE: ment, with improvements, Apply 100 Macdouxal st,, boar Bisecke we 0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF HOUSE 273 GREEN- wieh, nour Murray; olne rooms, Apply to JOHN H, WELSH, 271 Greenwich, pO LET—IN oe 11TH St NEAR 2D AV. 4 Rooms, half of seeoud tloor; rout, 821, “By tho owner, SECOND FLOOR, SIX ROOMS AND LAUN- itty: house fires class; walls painted; 835; 414 West 55th. nquire 420, PARY OF PRIVATE HOUSE 19 BARROW ght luge rooms; water; gus; rent, sity; udulca only. Y 6 FLOORS, UNFURNISHED, NORTHWEST CORNE & fatty rand, Zouh at. s Tocation very desirable, Address UG, A a TPPER 0 LET—HOU vicinity of the Ps JO 4 SMALL HOUSES, PLURANANTLY ‘nlso Floors and Apartment For permits ap- ply to SELDEN, real estate office 189 Kast 1 hi M8. ne RENT—CORNER BROW STONE HOUSK, WITH pier mirrors nod bay window; 169 West 49th st, Apply on promines. id WE i 10 LET-—-NUMBER CLASS HOUSES IN splendid locations, near Sth ay. MAKK 773 Oth av. 10 LEP—A SMALL REAR HOUSE, IN SPLENDID [ ordor, No, 451 West 44th st. ; rent $10, NO LET—HOUSES IN FINE LOCATIONS. 81,000, $1,200, $1,200, $1,409, $1,600, 81,800, 5. A. DONNELLY & CO , 50th st. und Lo: T IHBONS, CORNER STH AND MERCER BTS, shas to lot, at reduced rents, onfurnishod and furnished Houses in kust Oth, 10th, 14th, 16th, 17th, 18th, West 3d, Sth, Oth, 10th. 1th, Macdowzal, Mercer, Charles, Ist, Bleveker, Horatio and other streets, HART, 778 6th av. cht eloidadc Be ey wea ee (He DESIRABLE THREE RTORY AND ATTIO TT AL "7 TO _ GE: stoop brown stone frou! jouse No, if et 2th st... REAL ESTAvE TO EXCHANGE. — | iis. Chandeliers and. all modern improvements: splen ON 22D BT AND $5,000 CASH FOR A | front and in the vierity of the Eptscopal College. Ap- Louse nour 5 aye YOOLEY Sth D, A, Cushman, 172 9th ay., 1 20h ate I WILL EXO NGE A 60-ACRE FARM At NORTH- gr WAL TO LET, THK FOUR s8TORY HOU Sof port, L. .; frontson main road; only 10 minutes’ walk | eFcorner West 10th st. and 4th 16 rooms; all moaern trom depot; will take @ sm Bouse ls Pax arte er Apply to owner, No. 176 West 10h st. aN mbt lle had ohhh Ted REN STH AND OTH AVS.—A PIRST WILL EXCHANGE ASS BROV y. Dwelling, 21.6x50%100; another, four all House or Stor MANGAM, NE AVENUE STORK PROP- $4,000 equity, tor small private abave ‘4th AK, 113 st, Mark's plac BA (1) FARM TO. EXCHANGE FOR BUSINESS. $H.O00 812. io 118 Hernia oftices stake TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSs BENNETT BorLDIN, Fireproof, Located on Nussau, Ann’ and Fulton sts, First Floor to let: suitable for vankers’, insurance offices or luwyers: will be let together or in parts; be wltered to suit tenants if desired: adapted for oflices or stores, House. Madison ‘ay., tor 6 Brooklyn or New York, ‘ORY BROWS Reasonable rents. Also some eligible La AV PLY Ollices to let. ON THE PREMISES. 268 BD AV. ; GOOD Apply to owner, M. ROSENBLATT, 325 East VORS, SAX3G, WITH VAM POWER.—TAREE F * Inquire JUUN J. light and steady power. BUDD, 149 Bank st. A =80TH ST. NEAR 5 emedium sized furnished D Vv. E ox Store sui business. iz, to Let low. Enst 17th st, ; NEXT ble for barbers !HOMSON & SO) heap rent: 1,475 Bel wv, bovh In good oré H.W, WILLIAMS, 837 8th av, TUREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, m water; ail modern conveniences: Mott av., Twenty-third ward: ten minutes’ walk to Mott Haven stations high ground, Inquire of M,C. TURNER, Mott av., or F, & H. L, MORRIS, 25 Pine st. 47 2D ST. 10 LET—DWRLLING HOUSE, neighborhood, ono block: from Elevated Ttnilroad station. J. APPELL, 277 West 23d st, or W. G. ALGER, 25 Chambers st, fi” AV.—FLOORS TO RENT, WEST SIDE, NZAR Ast t,, No. S41, tor business or dwelling, JAMES K. EDWARDS. 107 West 23d iy Kiyn. A GENTLEMAN WITH A SMALL FAMILY OF grown-up children desires to rent a handsowely fur- hhished House, for one or moro yeurs, ot modern style and improvements, to de located bowoen 4th and +a above 14th sf.; references given and required. Address K, Wn diOHLY | HURSTSHED HOUSE WAN \ moderate rent, on Hudson River or North New York, No nents, Address, with tull purticolars, M. H, B,, Herald Uptown Brauch oil Ao eestBRe, PAMILY of two, without children, Baving thelr own sheeting, {able and’ kitchen requisites, wish to tuke charge of w first class furnished house up’ town, from May 1, of betoro. il wbout October, retaining # servunt of those in the house now or hiring ® fresh ono—in efther case at thelr own expenss: tie imost autinfuetory reterences xiven. dron SILK IMPORTER, box 150 Herald office. AX AMERICAN GENTLEMAN WANTS A NICELY jurnished {oom in nice house or Hats 2 gs la maput ‘Address, with full particulars, HAYDEN, Herald ottice. FLOOR OF 3 OR 4 ROOMS, WITH ALL CON- veniences, for light housekeeping, by « family of three Adults, below 23d st., between 2d uy. und Broadway, not ox- cooding §: M, 12 Herald office, OWER PARI OF A HOUSE WANTED—BETWEEN 442d and Soth sts. and Gth and Sth ave. Address, stuting ce. 7? OF A BUILDING ‘above store, with huvehway, power; location, Maiden lang irentlow, Inquire iu sture Nu, for about 2. iubers st. or Pearl Barclay WASTED-STORES, PLOOIS. &C. TO, RES ood houses, to supply the deinand at my 0 tire charge of property taken if desired, “aes 3, REAU, 41936 Grand IN en- 1.625 “BROADWAY, BETWEEN 49TIT AND SOTH +O ZOkts, 9 three etary Dwelling, with all modorn ii- provem lot. JOHN G. WENDEL, 79 Maiden lane, $1.00 0sRRR A SNoH—G00D BRICK House ON . sath st, noar Becadway s Immedinte porsnesion, “UINE & GRAY, 557 Gti ay, 1ED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS ILL BE DY FRIDAY, AP 4 West 34th st. RTABLY_ FURNISHED LARGE:ROOM TO let; also smail one, $225, with all moderu conveniences, ‘one door from Suth st. PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A PEW NEWLY and elegantly furnished Kooms, without Board: best Feferences, Call at 285 Sth . Ha d by physician, is offered at mode-ute figures. 215 80, 21X84 AND 25X100; DiguT 145 and 147 Mul- OFTs TO 1 dull round; steady power; low rents, berry st. ( a OR SUITS, 19 Park place and 16 hi roms LEASE AND FURNITURE FOR splendid boarding house, filled with payiug hoad- ers, near Sth av.; Lael on xecount of buying a house, or will exchange toward payment of one, Address, one week, WILLIAM EAKL, Lierald Uptown office. GTEAM POWER, WITH SECOND FLO in 49 and 51 Elizab R, TO Let st.: floor room 3,150 _At 5 izabeth —NOS. Wt AND 113 veen 3d and 4th avs.. to let, in whole or purt, Jnguire of F. GROTE & CO., 114 East 14th st. DEEP, AND Titk 3COND FLOOR, also Store, suitable for a vatcher, a Tthav. Liquire of F, ROSENBERG, OR PART OF BUL 1 st. for business purpo ‘Apply ou pr MO RENT—A LONG ESTABLISHED COAL YARD, situated on 23d st., between 10th and 11th avs., on the north side ; comprising eizht lots of ground; with ollice and stuble attached. Apply atthe office of the Erie Ruilway BL B il 3, 3 169 Ble: r Suilivan, 25x100, suitable for ware, Fooas and manufactory; rent low to good tenant; Store No, 205 Sullivan st., corner Bleecker. Apply to B. K. 0 LET—0 AND 8 2 .. STORES Basement, 50 feet trout, for wine or billiards, NO LEY OR LEASE—WITH O& WITHOUT ST power, Ri 20th st. 10 Li FAREE LF building, 240 Canal si able. Inquire of J. H, MON’ mo LY _ SIX STORY Stoam Power, on west side; : NATHAMEL | STOR L. J. CARPEN ie d Ligh DORNER choup: good light: ve-y desir- 1th 51 Centre st, BRICK BUILDING, WITH : well lighted. 194 Variei ‘OND AV., 740.-FOUR STORY AND BASEM nd Store to rent; $2,250, Appiy to <TH brown atone H OG Obs 2D scvees rer is Wall at, - DWELLING HOUSES TO LET isi ~~~ Burnished. RNISUED, 435 WEs nine rooms, large parlors, dining room, &e., to a strlet private. family: location siusirpased. Apply. to O. He —HANDSOME D ROOMS FOR class house, 34 GENTLE- West 25th RANLE FURNISH en, without board, in fi at; excellent accominudations, LEGANT FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED FLATS, 27 und 29 West Glat st. Apply to Jauitor or SIDNEY R 138 Chambors st. LE RNISHED f . FITTED WITH Vevery couvenience, tv gentlemen, at moderate prices. 33 West Lou TANTED—FOR AD! OFFICE. slou Room, with priveloge of purlor, between Madison ay. and Broadway, doth aud 45th sts, ‘Address, with pare ticulars, A. B, C., Herald Uptown office, ay ANCED-—A HOUSE TU TAKE CARE OF BY A MAN and wite; elty or country; hichest references, Address P.M., Herald Uptown Brunch off ws TRD—THELE N ROOMS, BE: tween 35th und dOth sts. vrefereuces exchanged. Ad dress H. B., Herald Uptown offi wa (/D—VOOR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, MOD- orn improvements, where partios wre not Inquisitive. Addross, with terms, PIQUE, Optown Herald office. W Anrep a¥ MAN AND WIFE, TWO U Re nivhod Rooms, in the 15th ward; rent not to exceed $16 per month, Address E. FRANZ, 396 Canal st NtiD—A SHOWCASE PRIVILEGE AND OF- fice, on first floor, wost side Broadway, between Union syuaro aud 30th st., or small store, Address J., box 208 lerald oftice, TANTED—ONE FRENCH FL improvements, about soven guts; west alde pieferred; rent must be low. WITH MODERN, for « family of G. B., box W UNFURNISHED ROOM (EXCEPTION OF carpet), for gentleman and wife; full Bourd for Indy only; private family preferred; location between 10th and 23d sts., convenient to Third, Sixth ur Eighth avenue cars; terms must be moderate; references. Address A. W. 137 Clermont av., Brooklyn, PING—FURNISHED kOOMS, 1 50 up; ladies or gentlemen, 86 VOR WOUSEK cheap; Hall Rooms, West id wi W HAVE cust BRS VOR ANY GOOD HOUSES at low rent, furnished or unfurnished. HINE & UKAY, 557 6th NFUR- no VURNISHED AND SHED FLATS, ulshed House: fumily of three retaluing three root ront to pay, A. DALEY, 606 6th av, \URNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND FLCOR FOR entioman and wifo; also hall Rooms for gentlemen. FL ANDsONE FURNE 10 LET, Hhiscze or smal, to gentlemen, in private houso, at 146 board; moddrate rates: all improvements; vate. Apply 13634 West 18th st. ATLY FURSISUED ROOMS, FOR famtly pri- EN; East N Niinay or en suite; house first clusy; no bourd. 61 fin st. O8 TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRING SUPERIOR mmodations in private house would find suitable Ox 1 Hooms in vicinity 6th st. and Broadway, Ad- Herald office. LEANSANT AND NICELY PURNISHED PARLOR, for a gentleman or physician's office, 62 West 14th st. Dp hooMs TO LutowrinoUt | MUSICAL. : ( IVATE LESSC ORGAN, VIO, r, Singing, Lan: Univorsity Buliding’ 36 Waverley place, Circular: . JAY WATSON, Director. i— SOPRANO, ALTO AND w York Episcopal Chareh desire an ly {ua Jowish vervi EWIsH CUUKCE tenor of aleading engngement together or separate! enifuent, well kuowu soloists of nuch experien voices, Huent, correct readers and familiar with all the most desirable masx, oratorio, opera unu church mupi required a brilliant, capable organist, hat acquainted with the service of the synagogue, Address A. Z., bux 2,896 Post office. DANCING ACADEMIES. _ AbEEX “DODWORTH'S “DANCING” SCHOOL, “RE moved to No, GSI Sth ay. ; spring term now commencing, For particulars send for circular, Private | di —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO, 8 UNION Aesquare; open allsummer; PRIVATE LESSONS any LEASANT FF TY PARLOR, $3: HALL ROOM, ‘$1 50 and $1 75, 216 Kast 10th st, noar 2d av, NO DET-WELL FURNISHED, LOWER PART OF four stury brown stone House. tow responsive tenant ab moderate terms: possession at any timo. 307 West d2d st. T—FURNISHED, IN A FRENCH FAMILY, A y gentlemen only. 115 Kast 17th NYED LOW PRICES—ROOMS FOR U RECE! gentlemen, without board, Broadway, corner 44th st. © FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKERP- jing, 10ch at., near Oth av.; rent low; Rooms for gentle. men, $10 month, Apply 17 Abingdon square (th av.) 6, 50, VER WEEK—TWO GOMFORTABLY FUR- DIU nished connocting Rooms for light housokeeping. in modern house 1,465 MARK'S PLAUK. ) UPPER ROOM, D, with fire; summer, $2; first class private resi: DBD AVS, 221,—) Also tine large Room, to cen- location. 34 ST.-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED +E Rooms, Parior Suit; transient, day or week; single Rooms; meals to order, % Broadway, near 20ch T 917 3D AV,—TO LET A NUMBER OF THREK AND. AAtour story traine, brick and brown stone Houses: three Story brown stone from 3500 up te $1,100, four story high @ stone at $900, $1,000, $1,200 und up to $1,800; ice Flats av ull pric JAMES ROW Abizi C A EAS SIZED WIGH AX. Dwelling, in periect order: rent very low. ¥ ie Hust i7th st, or 4 Pine st. RGYMAN GOING ) BUROP House, fuliy furnishes, at a gominal rent from May the object being to obtum a small, ¢ ful ilis in whose bands a large library will'be sate, JAMES KR EDWARDS, 107 West 2id st, D BROWN STONE 110Us o ‘8, $100 to Bg00, ON & PERT, 1.485 Browdway, near + iRGAN FURNISHED WOUrK, $125; Unished, $100, $125, $150 month; choice POOLEY V.K. STE. party below 34th st. Ur bY sit abigh 94 dood loeat ty, $200, Li stone House, 114 Kast 10th 51 STORY BROWN wo. unfurnished, possession immediately, HALL & SQUIK. as West THRE SPORY HOUSE private family; of vent; no mor UKb HOUSE full size, near Coleman Mono & DG) ND UANDSOMELY D, nity Addross D. Mo RENT—FULLY a four story House on West to oeenpy one floor and recetve board for ren 2,146 Host ottie f—TWO FOUR STORY HL nicoly Juen and 6th avs. Addross TON, 12 Kast B90 4187 SY. Oto lors Asbury big cts. Apply to B. W. SIT CLAS i oxcelient ord . Owner, on the pr H STOOP HOUSES, noite St James Hotel, rio RE +n 7 West 45h ern! it. NT chandeliers, A N BLEGANT LANGE J Athree story extension, all ins Jocute upon Stuy vernut Park, with f aud near to the estuoli reasonable. Permits tr Pine or 43 ust 17ch st, it MEDIUM SIZRD DWrLLING, PACING ne Park, on 40th st. low rem. PUNSON, Jroed P Kast 17th te “Ah LARGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE THREE AND sour story Private Dwellings, ut reasonable rents, ZIPTEL, 11268 Sd ay, TS, VRON Gast 17th st DWELLING, WET FINK ni, aumirably horn exposure ne ot Hon. Hamilton teh; rene VooK. STEVENSON, Jr, 4 0 or i Wiebe STORY Te Wost 6th ; 12ath st: tio; very Foomy; B70, Apply © WE 5Orore 100 nt ST 20TH XM—ONE NICELY FURNISHED frout Room, medium size, $4. Ring left upper bell. 9959.4 WEST 40T ) FRO BH Aana ted th or of the houses $1. 200c0i ar r 7 SHED FRONT ome fora nice couples by the god party; price moderate. ARTTALLY FURNISUED id st. in xond ‘also @ pumber of others. ig HINE & GRAY, 557 6th av, "1 UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART~ ™ ‘s TO LEY, RT FLUOR, 40 LORATIO s¥., FIVE ROOMS, 7 Jane st., Third Floor, A Tt BUILDI 4. 126, 190 KANT 24TH fAst. furnishea suits toles May 1; tho largest, most Conveniently arranged aud centrally located inthe eity; every room Hight; steam; Janitor; district and livery stable telegrup! Owner, rosident. w 10-1 and 2-3, ~ 8K LOOK AND PB) i 7 a Leixht Apply, betweon 10 and 2, at GUL Bt D Ooms. PART UNFURNISHED, LENON Accorner 1th ‘st. unsurpassed tor ‘convenience and el Jaco; rents £500 10 $1,750; meals at option of tenant; res- Taurant and house under "the muniyement ot GLORGE BISUOP, formerly of the New York Hotel, +WU NEAT FLOORS, 130 BAST 5 A. Doxinzton av. ¢ parior, kitebon, tiroe light bedroot ae tistures, bath, stationary tu wardrobes, & $25 an £30 per month. ’ K At $1,350. f ) A\ stoop, corner honxa, with extensic Buch and Lexington av, ; possessi: s perfect order; oniatel 8. B, VOUDALE & CO., West 234, Fifth Avenue Hotel, SANE UPPER PAWT (SECOND FLOOR AND PART A\ cor hind) ro cent, in a large three story high stoop house on Lith st. close to Gth ay.; a fine house and macnifieent situation; $00 per month, JAMES RK. EDWARD: id 3, 4 room: itor in attend Wert 4th VLATS eall seo own good tenant si AnctiO08, OF MIGNT | ROOMS ON | ABINGDON square, $30; uther apartments of three or Aid HE and $18" Inqnive of Re. TAGGART, 50: WO ELE ct ; rt, stationary tubs, “dum sow bathroom, private states and entries, large plate ula windows, de. : halls carpete ession April 1; Jauitor in attendar Ll show the tuo pply two oxtate of D. A. CUSHMAN, 172 Sth av., between 20th w ste, ] SIRABLE, COMPORTABLE FLpORS, FOUR Jenne, first to funrth stories, G1 to B17; nice location, 2th sta, adjoinin ‘av. Apply BOO L2uh st. ALATS TO LET elt, SECOND AND THIRD; N we. corner 77th at. ai tid well lighted; all modern Improvement $40, 80 und $30 per month, J.C. WILSON, 1,417 3d ov. LATS IN GREAT VARIUTY; 8 AND 10 KOOMS; wery Improve 5 to $80; lout burpassed. U, A. 0, Sot at, and tow av, Beas FTUST, SECOND, OR PLC it, WANTED, 8T It to Hith st., 24 aud 8th ava; about $46. KE. Kk, K., Horaid ptowa ofice, hour; GLIDE specialty. 35TH ST, 3D pring tern, st. Private —Recepti ursdayt rs at Private Academ glide waltz, specialty, “UNION-PREE™ LECTURES “POR people in tho great hall, at SP. M., Saturday, March 31; The lecture will be delivered by Professor 7. C. Mendenhall apillarity,”? with experiments and ickets ean be had gratis at the of Colmmbus, Ohio, on lantern illustrations, ofica, of the Cooper Union, and at D. Van Nostraud's book store, 23 Murray st. _A. 8. HEWITT, Soeretary, INSTRUCTION, Ws TED—GOVaRNESS “TO INSTRUCT GERMAN, piano. Sd West 55th st., atter 11 ofelock. NTLEMAN, A” ite lust have moderate ington place, ATIONAL FREN Mile, VEREL, (PAN! ‘W itied indyoto toneh hin Englis terms. Address or apply C. I’, Ni 50, CENTS A Liaaey « OUby a Parisian Indy diplomee, Broadway, roon 28 ~ MARBLE MANTELS, Grewairts SLATE, MARBLE §4. Mantels, Grates, c,, removed to a Masonic Temple, opposite Bouth's if 287 Peavrrce a . $0; GUM. SS; sinle, BL; warranted. New York Dental Rooms, 262 6en eur 10rli st., established 1851. Dr. MEADER, LYTY~ AGED 40, Witt some capital, desires acquaintance, with aviow to mat: Fimony, of w respectable elderly lady of widew with some Tucans, ‘Kcnulish and German speaking, who would Jiko to go to Kurope, Address J. P. #., Post office, South Orange, N. ASTORIA’S MASKED ROBBERS, EFVORTS TO SECURE 1HE RELEASE OF ‘‘SACK” ROBERTS—ATTEMPTING TO PROVE AN ALIBL Counsel who defended threo of tho Astoria masked burglars upon thetr tral at the January term of the Queen’s County Oyor and Torminer, is still briskly engaged In gathering testimony to lay before the Gov- ernor in the case of *Jack’’ Roberts, for whose pardon he will make application. He visited the Auburn prison and obtined the allidaviis of the three con- victed men, Who are positive iu their statements that Robverts was not with them on the night of the bur. siary and, bewide, be has the wilidavits of a number of persons who say that they saw Roberts on that pight, and which go to show that he was In Fourtweuth strect, Brooklyn, ut tho time when the rob. berres. in Astoria took place, The otter, pub- hed at the time, although not produced us evidence at Roberts’ tial, said to Lave been written by Madden, one of the escaped burglars, to Roberts, and apparently implicating tbo latter, now alleged to have vecn written by the paramour of Roberts’ first wife with the purpgse of getting Roberts into troub! If the statements of the aflidavits are to be relied upon Mr, Mott hag a strong caso in Rob- certs’ favor; but District Attorney Downing says he has not mach faith tn such allidavits, The tact of the identification of Roverts as one of the burglars still remaius, and that evidonce can only be upset through the productron of the two men yet at liberty. THE FATAL TRACKS. Michael Mullin, of No, 97 Goerck street, was yester- day driving « coal cart along Eleventh avenue, at Fiity-seventh street, and attempted to cross the Hud- gon River Railroad track while engine No, 70 was coming along. He saw his pert! too lute to avoid a col- lision, the engine striking tim and willing hin ine stanuy, The engineer was arrested, but states thas the accident was unavotdable and was due solely to the carclesanoes of the deceased, BROOKLYN THEATRE FIRE FUND. ‘vhe relief committee having charge of the Brooklyn Theatre Gre fund held a meeting yesterday yiternoon im the office ot Mayor Schroeder, The total amount of cash on hand ts $80,506 51, Of this amount $16,346 68 19 on deposit in the savings bunk and the rouruinder t# {0 the cash account in the Mocuanics’ Bank of Brooklya, Since the lasts monthly meetin; of the relief committee $5,140 bas been dispense: among the sufferers, A WASHINGTON ROMANCE. A LETTER FROM GENERAL WASHINGTON AC- KNOWLEDGING THE POWER OF LOVE. In a collection of rare and valuable autograph letters which will bo sold py Bangs & Co., this afternoon, we find the accompanying letter written by General Wash- ington at the age of twenty-six and never betare made public, Tho present owner purchased it in England some years ago for the sum of £15, where it was prob- ably taken by members ot the Fairfax family of ginia, Tho letter ia addrogsed to Sarah Fairiax, at Belvoir, This lady wasa Miss Cary, to whom Wash- ington at One time offered his hand, but was refused for his friend and comrade George Wiliam Fairfax. Irving asserts that it was a sistor of Mra, Fairfax, Miss Mary Cary, afterward Mrs. Edward Ambler, We have the authority of Mra, Constance C, Harrison, a descendant of Lord Fairfax, who says ina paper called ‘A Little Centennial Lady,” published tu Scribner’s Monthly of July last, that Sally Cary, Mrs, Fairfax, was the laay for whom Washtogton had a tenderness, Mrs. Harri. son says:— lv is fair to soy that papers which have never been sb tothe pubic sct ibis question beyond a doubt, ra George Willam Fairfax, the object of Geoxse Washington's gariy and pass nate love, lived to an advanced age tn at, ngland, widowed, childless and utterly infirm, pon her death, at the age of eighty-one, letters, stitl in possession of the Fuirtax family, were tound among her effects, showing that Washington bad never forgotten the influence of bis youth/ul disappointinent. It is hardly provable that Washington means to ex- press bis love for Mra, Custis, to whom he alludes here, for her husband was then living—in tact, did not dic until twenty odd years after the date of this letter, For the matter of that, Mrs. Pairtax’s busband did not dic untit 1787, The following letter ts, without doubt, one of those letters which Mrs, Harrison declares wily “got this question beyond a doubt,”’ It will be found very interesting, ag it shows Washington in quite a new light. Even as a lover he bas all the statelincss of the General and the Father of His Country :— Came at Fort CuMBERLAND, 12th September, Dar Mapas Yesterday I was honored with your short but very agreeable tavor of the first 1ast,—tow joyfully I catan ub the happy occasion of a renewing a correspoudence which | feared was disrelished on your part, | leave to time that mover tailing oxpositor of all things—aud to @ monitor equally faithtul in my own breust to testily. In gilunce 1 now express my joy. Silence, which, in some casés—1 wish the preseut-—speaks more tutelll- gently than the sweetest eloquence, Ifyou allow that any honour can be derived from may epoch to our present system of management you destroy the merit of it entirely in mo by attribute ‘| jug my anxioly to the animating prospect of possessing Mrs Custis—wheu—I need not name tt—guess your- sult—should not my owa Honor and country’s wellare ba the excitomont? is true, 1 protess myself a yowry of Love—I acknowl. edgo that a lady ts in the case—and furtuer 1 confess paat this lady is Known to you.—Yes, madam, us well as she ts to one wno is too sensible of her charms to deny the Power whose lutluence he feeis and inust ever submit to, I {eel the force of her amia- ble beauties in the recollection of a thousand tender passages that I could wish to obilterate, ull Tam bid to revive them,—Dbut experience, alas! sadly reminds me how impossible this 1s,—and evinces an opinion which I have long entertained, that there 13 a Destiny, which hug the sovereign control of our actions—nol to be resisted by tho strongest efforts of Human Nature. You have druwu me dear madam, or rather I havo drawn mysell, into un honest conlession of a simple Fact—m.sconsirue pot my meanirg—doubdt it not, vor ‘expose i1—The world hus uo business to know the ob- ject ot my Love-—declared tu this mauner to—you— ‘when I want to conceal it, One thing above all things iu this world 1 wish to know, and only ono pergon of your acquaintance can solve me that or guess my Meaning—but adieu to this tll happier times, it I evor shall seg them, ‘Tbe bours at present are melancholy dull, ooither the rugged toils of war, nor whe gentlor contlict of A B—s 1s im my choice, I dare believe, you are as happy as you say. 1 wish I was happy also, Mirth, good humour, ease of mind and—what else? Cannot tail to render you so and consummate your wishes, Mone agreeavle lady could almost wish herself a fine gentleman {or tho sake of anotuer; I apprekend, that many tine gentiomen will wish themacives finer e’cr Mrs. Spotswood ts vossest. Sue has already become a reigning tuast in this camp; and many there are in It, who intend (lortuno tavoring) to make honourable scars speak the fullness of their mermt and be a mes- senger of their Love to Her. I cannot easily forgive the unseasonable haste of my last express, ti he deprived me thereby of a single word you intended to add,—tho time of the present messenger 18, as tho last might have béen, cutirely at your disposal, I can’t expect to hearfrom my friends more than this once before the fave Of the expedition will some how or other be determined. I theretore beg to know when you set out for Hampton and when you expect to return to Belvoir again —and [ should bo glad also to hear of your speedy departure 1 spall thereby hopo fur your return before 1 get down; the disappointment of seciug your family would give me much coneern.—irom any thing I cun yet see ‘Us hardly possible to say when wo shall finish, I don’t think there ts @ probability of 1 till the middle of November. Your letser to Cupt’n Gist 1 forwarded by a sate hand the moment it came to me, His answer shall be curelully transmitted. Col. Mercer, to whom I delivered your mossago and compliments, joins me very heartily tm-wishifig you and the Ladies of Belvoir the pertect enjoyment of every happiness this world affords. -bo assured that I jr madam, with the wost unfeigned regard, yr Most obedient agu most oblig’d H’bie serv’ 3 G WASHINGTON. N. B. Many aceidonts happening (to usé a vulgar saying) between tho cup and the iip, I choose to muke the exchang@ of carpets myself, since I tnd you will not do me the Bonour to accept mine; DOWN WITH POLYGAMY. Frankfort (Ky.) Yeoman:—‘if the statements of John D. Lee can be corroborated by other testimony the execution of Brigham Young as the chief murderer in the Mountain Meadows affair should ensuo at an early day.” Loulsyule*(Ky.) Commercial:—""But when Prophet Young or Bishop Leo intimiuate or put to death those who differ with them tho government has the right to interfere and punish then justas it would any other murderers and trespassers. Non-intervention tn that cago becomos itself a crime,’ Baltimore Gazette: —“The confession of Leo opens a way for the aisruption of the detestable organization. Brigham Young and all the others who have been 1m- plicated in the Mountain Meadows aflair should bo vigorously prosecuted, and if they can be made to share the fate of Loc Mormonism will havo received a destructive blow.’? i Galona (Ill) Gazette: —"As a wholesale slaughter ot innocent poople it was one of the most culd-blooded and devilish that has ever been recorded on the pages of history. Lee’s coniession implicates meny others who stood high among the priesthood and laity of the Mormon Chureb, and it 1s to be hoped that these will gpcedily be brought to justice."” Minneapolis (Minn.) 7ribune:—“We trust the new re- publican administration will make its overthrow one of the achievements that shall mark {ts pnssage, In no other way can it win moro lasting renown or more en- dear {tself in the hearts of the true men and women of America, The terrible recital made by the recently executed Mormon bishop furnisnos all the justification necessary for an immediate declaration of hostilities against it.” ¥ Saratoga (N. Y.) Sun:-—‘‘This is a brief history ot the blackest crime thatever stained the anauls of civil. ized beings. The Mormons still live and flourish, and some of those who wore equally gutity with Lee are at large, Brigham Young being one of them.” Omaha Herald:—*Lf crime can ve justly punished by taking the lives of those who commit it over men be- sides John D, Lee ought to be shot to death on their own coffins, but we do not believe, and it fs not likely that we can ever be made to believe, that either Brig- bam Young or Goorge A. Smith ever had any other lot or part in the Mountain Meadows atrocity than hag been indicated. "” Hartford Courant:—"The oxecution of one mur- derer docs not satisty the justice outraged by tho Mountain Meadows massacro twonty years ago, avd especially when tho originator of that massacre goes unpunished, It is nota question of the Mormon re- ligion, and Brigham Young cannot shield himself behind bis assumed fatth.”” Haunilton (Canada) Spectator:—“It surely behooves a civilized people like those of the United States to prove this whole matter to the very bottom and to see that no guilty man escapes,’ > Chicago Times:—"It’s a little issue of veracity be- tween Lee and Young, made by the latter while the former is lying tn bis coflin, But there are people who would take a corpse’s word against Brignam's any day.” St. Louis Republica “There is not the shadow of a doubt that Lee was simply a willing tool in the bands of Brigham Young. He obeyed the orders of his high priest aud commander-m-chtef, and was rewarded for bis obedience by the warmest praise and—eighteon wives, If Loe deserved to be shot Young deserves to ‘The stockholders of the Northern Railroad of New Jersey have elected the following Board of Directors for the ensuing year:—Elias Sisson, D. W. MeCal- Jough, A. A. Hardenbergh, Lansing Zabriskie, A. 5. A ROVING SEMINARY. Departure of Fifteem American Damstis on @ Study Tour to Europe. SCENES ON BOARD THE FRISIA A Young Western Prima Donna Among the Party. ——— Ina recent number of the Heratp there was given an outline of Dr. Ebell’s plan for “study tours’? to Europe tor young ladies, and an account of the prepare ations for the departure of what may not Inappropre ately be called the roving seminary. Yesterday oftere noon the first class, composed of fifteen ladies from all parts of the country, lett on board the Frisia, of the Hamburg steamship line. The occasion was marked by unusual jollity, a great many of the friends and relatives of the fair tourists having d>me to see them off, The grand cabin was fairly submerged under the magnificent floral offerings, which wero made addi- tionally delightful to the eye by the choice exotic fruits, such as lusctous grapes and golden oranges, that peeped out from between the lovey flowers. As it bappened, there was an unusual preponderance of lady passengers on board the Frisia quite apart from the travelyng scholars, and never waa there seen such an amount of farowel: kissing and eme bracing and champagne drinking and general jollifi- cation, But tho Frisia took out not only an unde sually heavy burden of femate loveliness, but the great ost number of baUies ever seen on a European steamer, Dr. Easton, the Now Orleans baby lover, who re ny the possession of half a dozen dark babies, but craved for 1 fair blue-eyed one to such an extent that he car- ried one off the other day, would bave been blissful on board the Frisia, for blue-eyed, yellow baired babies yaughed and beamed and giggled and crowed from every corner of the noble ship. THY TRAVELLING CLASS. But the cynosure of all eycs were the ‘study tours ists,” who were going abroad to sevk instrugtion at the casties of the Khino, in the orauge groves of Italy, o@ the boulevards of Paris, on the mountain peaks of Switzerland and, maybe, even at the brink of Vesuvius? criter. | ‘The following are the names of the tair fife teen :— Mrs, Edward B, Church, San Mateo, Cal. ; Miss Emma C. Wixom, Austip, Nov, ; Miss Nellie EK, Cameron, Ouk- lund, Cal.; Miss Sarah H, Woodhouse, Wethersteld, Conn. ; Miss Mary Harris, Wethersileld, Conn, ; Mise Mary L. Butier, Mooers, N. ¥.; Miss Kiunie Comstock, ‘Toledo, Onto; Miss Fanny J, Walsh, Bishopthorpe Seminary, Betblebem, Pa, ; Miss Herena Eckert, Read- ing, Pi Miss Agnes Hill, Reading, Pa.; Miss Lillie Bluck, Fittsburg, Pa; Miss Mary Black, Pittsourg, Pa; Miss ‘Mary A. Burr, New York city; Miss Laura Tup- scott, Hainition, Ohio; Miss Sarah H, Hubbard, Corte land, Cortland county, N. ¥. 4 NOWLH YOUNG SONSSTRESS. Migs Emma Corinne Wixom was the youngest of the party, sume of who'n were quite mature and sedaie ladies, But Miss Emma Corinne Wixom, of Austin, Nev., was a young, plump, rosy cheeked girl, who locks as though scarce seventeen summers had passed over her head, Having a very sweet voice, and being fired with the laudable desire to win an honorable posi- tion on the lyric stage, sho bad left her father, a physician, im Austin, whose only ebild sbe is, to study music under the best masters of Berlin, Paris und Floren If this young girl puts ber voice in tho future tons good uso as she has alrendy done im the past overy charitable heart will wish her woll, Not long ago @ young man in Austin bad to have both hia fect amputated and was lelt penniless in the place, he little girl, who 14 quite renowned tor ber beautitul voico in her aative Stato of Nevada, went bravely to work, orgunized a concert and netied nearly $500 for the poor cripple. ‘it was tho bappiest day of my lifo,’’ said the noble carted, fair creature yesterday on board the Frisia, “when { handed Lim the morey.’? ‘ ‘Miss Wixom, Who bad come all the way from Austia: to join the purty, was accompanied by Mrs. cones, tho only murricd lady, and Miss Cameron, who ha travelled & still greater distance, coming all the way trom California. Of course the great fear of ull the fair students was whether they should be seasick or not. Would it be well to eat much or little? That was their great topic of discussion, but Dr, Ebell and uung Mr. Richard, son of the he apt of the Hambur; ine, soon svothed their anguish in this respect uotil the mujestic steamer weighed anchor, and amid the farewell shouts and hand kisses and fluttering of-hand- kerehtels of the great crowd on the pier, forged slowly but impressively out of her ship, THE PLAN OF TRAVEL, The pupils procecd directly to Berlin, where they study until June 30, when the summer vacation be. gins, On Saturday, June 30, they leave for Dresden, seeing its sights in carriages for threo days, and on Tuesday, July 3, thoy travel through Saxony, Switz erlund abd Prague, Alter visiting the cathedrals und paiaces of Prague they journey ulung the banks of the Danube to Vienna, Aiter spending three days amid the gayeties ot the German Paris they go through the romantic Sommering Pass to Adelsbery, where they inspect tho greut cave, “illuminated for the occasion with 18,000 burners, vesides several magnesium lights, producing an effect indescribably grand.’” ‘Then wiong the shores of tho Adriatic to Venice, whose antiquities are visited in open gondolas for four days, one day in Verona, two in Mian and thence te Lake Como, The lauies take boat tur s ugang, on the luke of that name; then go trom Lugano or Barese by carfiages to the shores of Lake Maggiore, and thence by steainboat the length of the luke to Buvouo; from Baveno by car- riages through tho Simpion’ Pass, night on the sumt:t of the pass, the Hos trow Sumplon along the winding mountain road, ov bridges, through galleries and tunnels and under watertuils, down into the Rhone Valley, by the Rhone to Brigne, for iunch to Martigney; from Martigney in small mule carts vp the zigzag mountain path over- looking the Rhone Valley, 10 tho valley of Chamounx, by Mont Blanc, and two days are speat in excursions in the valley, where Miss Wixom will have un appro- priate opportunity of singing the “Vale of Chamou- x? Mlustrated fectures on the geology of vitzerland and the structure and action of glaciers will be given to the class during the: travels, Then through the mountain gorges, with relays of over filly horses, to Luke Geneva; two days ip Geneva, the length of Lake Geneva by steambuat to Montreba and to the Castle of Chidou, to Berne, Lu gerne, and by the cog-wheel railroad, overlooking the most wouderlully grand landscapes of mountain chains, Valleys, Jakes anu villages, to the summit of the Regl Kulm; a season of rest in Luzerne, and so on to Baden- Baden, Heidelberg, Franktort; ulong the Rhine to Cologne, then to Brussels, Paris (to which eight days will ve devoted), Loudon, Melrose, Edinburgh and to Glasgow, Wheuce some of the pupils, Who only make the partial tour, embark for New York on the Ist of September, while the others return to Berlin to their regular studies m the academy, Tho next division of the spring clags of this roving seminary will embark on April 12 on the Hamburg line steamship Gellert, The Frisia tovk out fifty-lour cabin passengers yes- verday. THE BROOKLYN BANK ROBBERY. Gilbort L, Whiting, the defaulting bookkeeper of the Brooklyn Bank, was released from Raymond Street Jail yesterday, his three sureties—H. J, Whiting and Murray Whiting, of Brooklya, and H. W, Whiting, of New Jersey—furnishing the nécosaary bonds of $10,000 atid justifying in twice that amount for the appear. ance of the accused im @ourt when wanted. Mr. Messinger, president of the vank, stated yesterday that the dnstitation had nob lost @ dollar by the recent detulcations, but declined going into particulars, feeling that if he did so tt would be a breach of confidence between the direetors of the bank aud himselt, Nouwithstanding bis retieence oa the sub- Ject the tact Hinally lealéed out Mrs, and Miss Hall, quother and sister of Willian F. tho paying teller, jad (rausterred to the Brooklya Bank ofiictaly a deed o their residence, amounting to $8,500, subject Lo a tort. sage of some $1,500, clearly show! at there had ven some wregularity in Mp, Hall's accounts. The bunk oficials alt observe the saine degree OF reticence as theie president, Mr, Messing No warrant has ag yet been obtained for Mr, Halla arrest, and there is bo Inoveifent to be made im that direction so lar as cun be ascertained, SWALLOWING CREOSOTE. — Nora Gordon, aged thirty-tive years, of No, 65 Oliver strect, attempted to commit suicide yesterday by swatlowing a large dose of creosote, Shortif"after she had takeu the deadly drug sho Was found in an uncon. scious condition by her husband, who notified the po- hee of the Fourth precinct, The officers at once caused ber to be conveyed to the Chambers Strees Hospital, Where emetics were {reely administered, but it is thought without offect. Mrs, Gordon was at one time the wite of @ prominent Brookiyn lawyer, but on bis demise sbe married ber present husband, who is a ‘jongshoreman. Some months ago she became addicted to drinking, When sober she was subject to fits of inelanctiuliu, and has irequently threatened to take her hic. Yesterday morning she ied of having a parnful (outbache, and despatened & small boy to a neighboring drug store for the creasote, It wus sup osed spe Would use it in the regulay Way, Taere are grave doubis of her recovery, THE NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE, A special meeting of the Board of Managers was bold yesterday. {t was resolved that the question of build« thy a now Exchange, provided the Bdard of Manager submit a plan for the accomplishment of thia abject, bo 18, A vote wiil algo be taken to authorize the Board Devana, J. P. starquard, J, Hull Browuing, W. ©. Browning and A. A. OKs Vallotted for on Wednosaay, April This plan will be submitted ty a voto oy bailot on cavenday. April Li ot Managers to take such tmoasures their disore: | tion may seom beak Ee re NNR MT EE OS ee NTO ET