The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1877, Page 11

_ THE COURTS. Legal Deductions and Moral Teachings of the Noe Suit. AN OCTOGENARIAN’S ESTATE 4 Patched Petticoat as the Reservoir of Feminine Funds. TWEED’S FORLORN- HOPE. In Supreme Court, Chambers, yosterday, presided over by Judge Westbrook, there was a very large at- tendance, attracted there, doubtless, through expecta- on of further interestiug devolopments in the suit of Isabolia B. Noe against her husband, William F, Noe, In this anticipation, ho ir, the crowd was disappointed, no new facta in this very singular case having been brought to light, but the further procee: ings simply comprising a very lengthy aad of course learned but almost wholly dry argument on tech- Qieul legal questions between the respective counsel, General Sandford and Mr. John D, Townsend, The lat- tor opened the argument, He contended that tn order io eithor obtain an injunction to restrain the defendant from disposing of bis property or the appoiutment of @ receiver to take possession ef the same, it must ay pear that the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded and that tt did not appear by the moving papers either that the plaintiff 18 eutitied to the relief demanded or that her rights with respect to the subject of the ac- tiou are being Violated. He cited trom Payo’s Chan- cory Reports a case he claimed to be even stronger than the present one, in which the Chaveellor held that the Court bad no right to interfere with the husbaad’s property ugiess he had committed an act justifying a separation or divorce, He said that no such thu was charged in this complaint and that it was bot even charged that this property came into bts possession through any fraud on bis part, and hence thatthe Court bad no right to direct him to reconvey. He :maisted that the Court should not ald the plaintiff by aflording her 4 maintevance while sho continues to reside apart from ber husband without any justifiable cause or without bis consent; that there was @ Vulid consideration in the love and effection which she bore him at tho time of the conveyance, and which her letters indicated she still bore him, and that the conveyances were under seal, which aiways implies a doliar’s consideration ut least, which 1s suffl- cient, He urged, turther, that before au action wo compel a reconveyance of property could lie the plain- if should have tendered a deed tor the defenduat’s mature, which had not been done; that asthe defendant Bad reeeived the property tnrough his fathor the proper action for the plaiuuif! would be to bring an Qction to have the conveyances she made set aside, and that this would bave necessitated tho impleading of the defendant’s father, rf. lownsend closed by con- tending that it was tne must benigy vilice of tue Court to maintain barmony between busbaud and wile; that it should frown upon this endeavor to separate two whose affectioa was indirectly strong each tor the otuer; that seldom has a husband had worse tr j% month ago an aflectionate letter from bi wile, then a .retusai to seo him or make any explana- tion, and then a report in the newspapers of ber side ot the case, representing him to be a vagabond of the deepest dye. General Sandford followed with an elaborate argu- mentinreply, He cited various English authorities viaimed tu be germane to the casy, under which he contended that the Court had a right in a case where bo actual iraud was ghown in obtaiuing conveyance of property by the wife to the husband, yet if the Court Saw that it was a manilestly improper trausior the Court had a right of adjustment He proceeded to re- ply at length to the various points raised by Mr. Town- sead, claiming that the plaintiff should bave tbe r lief demanded in the complaint, and thus from her original large estate have some small remnant lett to secure her a future tneome, Juuge Westbrook said that if it was entirely satis- factory to both parties he would hold the papers and see it the parties could vot come together wha agree Upon somo investment of the remaining iunas tor the beuefit of both, adding that it Was upparent from the letters which the plamtif! bad recently written to her husband and to nis family that se had no great cause ot grievance against Bim und was apparently still fond of bim, ‘ir. Townsend said that he could not permit tho statements agatust bis client, uncorroborated by auy ailidavit bevond the one on information and belicf of the plaiutiff charging the defeudant with gross ex- travagance and immoralities, to go unanswered, Alter some lurther argument Judge Westbrook took the papers, AUNTY MORE’S ESTATE, Forty years ago Jemima More was lett a widow, and during the whole period of ber widowhood was a resi- deni and weil Known in the Eighth and Sixteenth wards of this city, untii about two months ago when, with bated breath and feolings not uumingied witn sorrow and curiosity, female noighbors whispered to each other, “Aunty More is dead.”’ At the time of her death she lived ina modest and somewhat obscure trame house in Varick street, and had failed in reach- ing the proverbial four score by but a single year. During all the years of hor widowhood she lived much retired, aud owing no debts ard seekiag ald of none became a subject of curiosity to ber neighbors, aud the source of ber income and means of support wero almost as much a mystery as the burial piace of Captain Kidd’s treasure, After her death ber nepliew, Alexander 8, Knowlton, presented in the Surro- gato’s office for probate the will of the deceased, and on the 4th of September last i+ was duly admitted by adecree of the Court, By this will the property of the deceased was bequeathed 1n eqaal shares to Mr. Knowlton, who was made exccutor; to another nephew named Israol Lockwood and a grand nephow named Janes Shurden, In the Surrogase’s Court, yesterday, Mr. H. F, Marston appeared as counsel for the executor to answer to an order to show cause why his client should not tarnish security for the proper execution of his trust, or else give place to some other person who would, This order to show cause was gruuted on an uilidavit filed vy Mr, Louis J. Grant, counsel for the other legatees, in Which it was charged substantially that the present executor ts a man of a0 substance, ‘and that bis conduct in relauon to the estate so fur was such as to excite fears on tho part of the other — legacces for the safety of the estate, Among the reasons sev forth to sustain this belie! was the allegation that tho executor had bitherto given bis co-legatees no Batisfic- Mou as to the probable amount of the estate; that a search among the savings banks of this eity had dis- closed the tact that the executor had drawn cut of sev- eral of them over $2,000, which had been there depos: {ted to the credit of the deceased, and tad deposiied the sume in other bunks, not to his credit as executor, Dut as an individual; (hat being thus deposited the ex: ecutor was iree to draw it oulat uny ume, aud that bis co-leg ates believed if he was pressed in the setule- Ment of the estate he would so draw it out aud go to sea, On the part of the executor an aiiduvit was placed on file 1p respouse in which all the allegations of the complaining alfigavit’ except that as to his appointment as executor were de- nied. lt was argued on the executor’s bebuif ‘uut ho having been appointed such by the torms of the will, without security, and baving actually eaiored pon the duties of fis’ trust, Ube allegations of the complaining aifidavit, made merely as an expression bi belief, Wore insufficient, especially so us those alle- gations were denied by the alfidavit then placeu on tile by the executor. ‘The Surrogate said that notwithstanding the fact ot & person being appoiuted executor by tue terms of tho will without the necessity of giving security, it it should subsequently be made to appear that the execu. tor 60 appuinted Was Without means, or Lad commu fed cts tending vo show that the estate was cudun- gored in bis bands, he would take into consideration ‘Qn appheation for bis removal, Ln tbis case the alie- ations of the petition being contradicted ou the part | of the executor he would order a reterence to take | testimony as to their truth, in the meanume, and until the coming tu of the reierce’s report, tue execu. tor would be restrained from interfering with the us. tate. A feature of this caso is that Aunty Moore could neither read nor write. So defective Was licr educa- {ion in this respect that she vould not distinguisn ove bili from another, To overcuine this diteulty in money matters it is asserted of Ler that she had a pey if it 18 Supposed, Which she t In this she was aw to sew up @ portion of her treasur until its circumference became thickly — pope lated with yreeubucks. For one denomination Of bills she had invented @ bluck patch, tor another white, then red, green, &c., as (he variety of devom # Mipht require, ase Of those WhO chum lo bein the y SLorious secret, her uncient petticoat bad come to have almost as groat a variety of colors as hid tho treasured cout ofJoseph, it is further claimed that she bad jewelry as ancient as her treasure petticout upd that among it Were diamonds Which were fore imitations were kuown, Of Lis petticoat and Jewelry nothing has been as yet heard from the exec Ulor by His co-legateos and tuey show wn equal anxiely Vo discover their Wherexvouts as tiey do ta solving the mystery hitherto of the real extent of the bank wc- counts of their lamented aunty, BRIDFGROOM OF A DAY, Josephine Galle, a young lady of nincteon summers, and Gaelor Guile, a bright young musician, were ims ried on Friday lust by Aluerman Shiela, The parties haa known cach other for six yeurs last past, aud their carly friendship bad ripened intoa lusting alto tion, On the day after tho marriago young Galle, went down town to attend to some business, On his return to the house of his wite’s parents, Where he went to live after the wed. ding, bo found bis mother-in-law stationed ut tue dvor huge gop pail and Bis father tn-law ccoupy: the same menacing posiion wih 4 clad. ful bridegroom eyed these ments with astonishment, bie tact concluded that the off for his special punishmen he covcieded to retire, irate paronteia-law masters of the claims that, arhoegh y provectors ot | 4 eur poryerting te be Ves pairing of agaim tai? Josephine dy ainer means Mr. 1, Me, domes D. the situation, held, The young Busband ues to eee him, Drought agaiast bim by bis wile being united to bh Galle yesterday, through bik Counse McClelland, applied tor and obsamed irom Juage W in Supreme Court, Chambers, » ng the father of the young produce her iu Supreme Court, Chambers, wo thut the cause of her detention may be made knows and bis rights In the premises ascertained. TWEED'S CREDITORS. The “ex-Boss’* was again brought prominently be- fore the courts yesterday im & ult brought agaimet him by George W. Butt, @ creditor for $1,000 The : ‘On ConfibeMent (0 Pelion Jor 4b exeMNEe debtor Louching Lis aesota Tf creditors tor over two-thirds of the devis unite the petsion the Court may grant the examiuation, and OB the allegations wat they fear the enate wil Wasted or embezzled, may order the devtor te und if hie is aetistactory be r. Butt will be remembered whilom chief of Lue Well Known stabie gang. A WOMAN'S LrG BAIL, Underhill, as already stated tm the Hera.y, has sought to have his mother, now Bridget Lune, punished jor contempt of cour) lor not payteg over to him bis share in bis faiher abe was exccuttix, ! James Daundets, alles Kew Sm Was arragned jor Urial by Assistant District Attorney Herre OpPeared thal Saunders lived at No TO Spring street He wae the Eighth ward, be having already served two terms iH State Prison, On the wight of August 9 be broke to the premises of Wiliam Vail, at No, 28 Grand SiFeet, abd made of with several articles of clothing. ertale, of whied ‘The Surrogate ordered ber to pry over $2,300, that being the amount tound by the audi She sought Wo evade (his order ov the plea that she did not lave the money, bat failed to give any satisfactory eXpincahon of WHat she had done with 1, Pending & decision of the Surrogase as LO punishing her Jor Contempt sue Femarved im Gum body of the Sherif, Between tue lam aajourement y sho gave bail in 960, a Surrogate said the circumstances satiste sho bad forteited her bail and fled the jurmdieion of He directed an order w be entered puting ber in contempt. MARRYING ON CONDITIONS. In Mariue Court, Chambers, before Judge Sheridan yesterday, 4 motion was made to vacate arrest aguinst Charles Brodbeck, The defendant was held in default of $4,000 bail for alleged breach of promise of marriage to Catharine Keber. to vacate the order wi tor to be due the heir, Th Mr. Vai's apartments aud the third burgiary commitied th the Beghborbood Within a few Weeks, The matier was a" to the poles aathoriiies, De teetive Murphy, of ine made on the ground that defendant had always been ready to marry plainufl, but she imposed the conditions that be change bis Toligion and banish bis mother, would not asseut Wo, but was then ready to marry Th was expected tue injured om would appear 1m court in the alternoon and accept the couditions, but she failed ty do so, ber couns*l alleg- The case was adjourned to eleven A, M. to-day, the defendant veg aliowed im ‘he mean timo to go in the custody of bis counsel, CONFLICTING STORIES, Some time since Joseph Rosenblatt, a grocer on East Broadway, wag arrested on a counterteit quarters, When arrested he first said he got them in payment fora horse, but subsequently said the real truth was that ho got them trom Isadore ‘The latter was arrested on tho same charge and alter an examination was discharged. Recently the Grand Jury found an tndictinent against Kosen- Diatt and be was again broughs up on the same cuarge Belore Commissioner Deuol, when again Coutrouted with the charge, he suid his previous story iu relation to hav.ng received the counterfeit money trom Blum was a fuisebood, but further he saith uot. He was committed to await bis trial in delault of These conditions bi unconditionally, ing tuat she was 61 argo of passing ant District Attor Victions, and quite # large batch of criminals will be sent to Sing Si getic manner i bad ihe beveticial effect of clearing out the Cay Prison Wo @ grout extent, A STILL IN A GARRET, Ou the night of the 16th of August last an unusually bright lignt im the apartments next to the roof of the buliding No. 262 Greenwich street attracted attention, and was the cause of an alarm of fire. men reached the building they went inside in pursuit of the supposed fire. Thoy wore disappointed in respect to expected tire, but founda bright ligut in the garret and asmail stillin tull operation. to William Dunden, who was subsequently ar- Alter ao exainin «tion had belore United States Commissioner Deuel Dundeu bas been committed in default of buil to await the uetion of the Grana Jury, THE NAVARRO CLAIM. According to arrangement between counsel the Navarro claim should havo been practically decidoa yesterday, but at twelve o'clock, the hour to which the reference bad been adjourned, Judge Porter was busy with other matters, and a furtber adjournment was had until two o'clock. At that hour Tweed and his son William M., Jr., escorted by Deputy Sherif nd were shown into # private Judge Porter und the counsel on either side (Jaage Emott and Mr, a. J. Vanderpoel tor the cluim- ant, and Corporation Counsel Whitney and Mr, Bangs for the city), repaired to another private room and tered tuto Consultation with closed doors, promising to admit the representatives of the press as soon as the exumination should be commenced. tho Woors were opened, and the announcement was made that the case had been again postponed tor two y When the fire. | Sime va Ann Kiseubeisehem, graud larceoy vs, George Deanett, Marx Greenbaum, Simou Barnett aud Abravam Baroet! vs. Francis MeUormick, Joba Daniels, James ‘Lynch and James Douguerty, Clark and Charles Wingariou, robvery; Same ve Jou Geary, ivionious assault Charles Kovari This enterpri: McDonigal, arrive Wheeler; No. 139, Goourich vs, The Sam we; No. 141, Maydale va The Same; No, 142, Hull va, The Same; No. 143, The Firat National Bank of New Berlin vs, The Sam Mitchell vs. The > Miller vs, The Sam Two hours later | V& ‘the Same. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, Mr, Dudley Field was yesterday upon consent sub- stituted as counsel for the New York Klovated Raii- road Company, in suits brought against it by John F. Harman, Jotn Patten, Rufus Story, the Ninth Avenue Hailroad Company, William L, Shine, Jeromian VY. Spader and Timothy Gallagher. ‘The suits of Edw Maury Murphy, Rody, Patrick Roddy, Sarah Bartholomew P, Christian Kirshner, James Daly and John Daly against the Staten Island Katiroad Company were terday discontinued in the Court of ‘Common The suit of Robert Hare Powell agaist the vania Railroad Company and the suit ot Morris Levy agalnst tae New York and Hariem Railroad Company were also discontinued in Lhe sume court. Kdward Heiman has brought a sum for divorce against his wite Annie Heizinau, aod a motion was yes- terday made before Judge J. F. Daly, in the Court of Common Pieas, for alimony and counsel tes, petition she denies the ailegations m the compiatut and sets up various acts of cruelty on the part of ber uus- She states further that be has money tu the savings babk and receives $112 monthly salary us an Judge Daly oraered a referee in the case. Tn the case of Fuentes against Allien, alrendy ree ported in the HERALD, after summing up by Mr, Flor. ence Leary, on the part of the defendant, and M Solomon, oa the part of plwintiff, Judge Simnott- sub- mitied it to the juty ubout noon yeste ing locked up until five o’ciock P.M. and then having failed to agree on a verdict, the jurors were locked up for the night uuless tuey should find # sealed verdict. DECIs10N SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, By Judge Westbrook, Miller va. Elmenger.—Motiou denied, by Judge Dononue, Watson vs Reilly. —Granted, SUPREME COULT—- SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Van Brant, ‘The Amorican Female Guardian Society va The Mayor, &c.—Findings settiod, By Judge Van Vorst, Power vs. Cassidy.—¥F indings settled, MAKINE COURT— CHAMBERS, By Judge Sheridan, Griffin ve, Bradley (two motions); Boyd vs, Reming- ton Sewing Machine Company; Fisk va. Sh tewore ve. Goocock; Lyou vs. Gamerseil qpnan,—Motions yr Traube, Jr,, vs. tlautoo, arrest granted, with $1) costs to abide event, Kollins va. Keilly.—Motiou to vacate order of arrest office, APE WANTHKD—MEDIUM Wprivo. Addi WANtee ah hBOOND, I Wares form Seal CARBO & UL Wate Harper's Now Monthly Magazine from commenc to date, Audross, stating Lowest cask price, &. X. L., Herald Uptows Branch oftee, Motion to vacate order of Rothschild vs. Seebacker,—Motion denied, with $10 Siloerman vs Coho. rest granted, with $10 cos: vailorenzo Vs. P Martine vs, Wagner, Wigutman vi bell vs. Young; Borinque vs. Criatel Raniiser vs. Murdock; Kelly va. Norton Lynch; Rober vs, Hroubick; Witney v ; Moti Iron Works vs, Dick; The Board of Commis: Quinn; Matvage ve, Woo Sherman; Frank vs, Cusker.—Orders Motion to vacato order of ar- ori, —Velendant discharged. red to Wim. McK. Overbeiser, Burt v¥. Same; Camp- Jacoby Vs. yones; reterenc HOMé Mi 8b. DOKENE Chariuea ve», al ki I N \ CITY SCHOOL, Herald Upto 14 Siadions Jadivw oF gent renoy vs The Hudsou River Manufacturing Com- pany. —Order settled, Cherry va Ward.—Orders SLONS—PART 2, Lelove Judge Gildersiceve. ALLEGED MALPRACTICE, Tn the case of Benjimin J, Harker, Enos Kastman, and Mary Dowuing, alias Harker, of No. 45 Bleecker stroot, against Whom indiciments have Leen found for attempting malpractice on Maggie MeLoon, Mr. Wille jam F, flowe, their counsel, yesterday inade a motion to quash the indictments, wore Iramed Under the law of 1872, ehapter 181, ut what was known as the crime ‘The defendants were arrested inst woek upoo the complaint of Maggie Mcloon, There was afull examination before Jusuce Flammer, who It transpired at that examination GENERAL t Russian Bowling Tab Acrennmnins He said the indictments “A S8T OF TRE IN THRER WOURS AT tute puased to pro of maipracties, ‘opporite Bes dismissed the case, would gram ber req! — ber committing suicide, The girl then visited on ma, whe Was only temporarily pres- eet © ibe avsence of Harker, snd subsequentiy Mrs, Marker, bat wo operation was periormed. | The girl then sued Marker, beiore Justice Par for baving fated wo procure the miscarri child was alive and the mother wae well, « these ¢ reuvmstanees be moved to have the indictin querbet. Mr. Howe aided that in case the Court re- fased (be moteou he scmived to bel Laver im the day G@ucharge of Kastman, against there Was Hot tbe shghlen' wo Dy Harker's office sed baa simply given the girt opiate, When taken beiore Justice Fiammer be was id apply to bave the accused wved tor ibe submitted, ence, a# be was merely A JOLLY OFFICER TAKEN IN. A young colored girl, who gave the name of Avaie Robinson, residing at No 56 Thompson strect, was arraigned st the bar charged with baving stolen » eootaining $30, trom Oxicer Jolly Patter- Of the Second Disuries Court squad, It was that the complainast went to serve a warrant pS yl ey and on leaving found bia- felt feheved of be meoaey. He cau the arrest o! the prisoner, who dened the ebarge, but when called Gp for trai yemerday by Assmtant District Alterucy Kerting aduitied the took the offic moony, ohn og that be had Bot acteu larly toward i" erring accepied a peti nd Lhe prinoner Was sent to the Penitentiary for ax techie a coLonED A man of powerful trame, who alias “Blaes Hen,” charged with burglary mw the fret degree, lt own as one of the most desperate erimimals in as (be eoomd Lime Lhe prisober bad bron Bight preemet, wax pot long ter, arrested Sau ders and louud in bin possession Lhe sulea property. Wen called to the bar Saunders promptly made up bis bis bope of exeape was very sight He pleaded guslty, and Judge Giidersiorve semt bim to the State Prison for von years, at bard labor, PARTIAL TO PUMPS. Thomas W. Leckey, alias H. W. Wilson, a machinist, who said he remded im Brooklyn, was arraigned on the charge of grand larceny, I appeared that by means of Well concocted stores be obtained trom George Place, of No, 121 Chambers street, a pump valued at $120; from Raward vertical No. $6 Liberty street, a pum Edward Karr, of Job $100; trom James By 4 pump Valued at $7 107 Warren street, and ali of which property he sold lor course Kept the momey. When a by A Ballard, of No, 14 Dey street, a ne worth $150, trom George HM. Stone, of vi at $100; from sireet, nother pump vaided ab siaer, Of No, 92 Liberty street, { auosber from Mr. Burns, of No, HW embossiug press worth $25, y stant Doetriet Attorney Herring, out of seven pleaded guilty to ove, and Judge Gil- dersiceve sent him ty the Siate Prison tor four years, CLEARING OUT THE TOMBS, ‘There was a very heavy calendar yesterday, Assist y Herring secured over twenty ova- Prion to-day. The prompt and ener- Which (ho business was dixponed of bas COURT CALENDAKS—THIS DAY. Surremk Covut—Coamunus—Heid by Judge West brook. —(Norick —The calendar Of LO-day is Componed of the upheurd motions of yesterday's cxioudur only.) Nos, 208, 215, 226, 238, 265, 17, Si, WY, 114, 125, 173, 210, 214, 224, 245, dod, 208, 270, 284, 257, 200, Bus, v6, 407, 90s, ‘256, 206, B02, 43, BoM. —Varte 1, 2 and & —Ad- Manine Count—TxtaL Tx Jourved tor tue term. Court oF GeNkRalL Seessons—Part 1.—Adjoursed until next Moaday, Part 2—Held by Judge Gridor- sieeve, — ne People vi Same va. Jobu Drake, gra ‘eter Lantz, feloniods assault tars Feceiving siulem goods; Sane homicide; Sam Charies id vattery; Same va oxen; Same ve, Edward 5 warles Nel: forgery grand COURT OF APPEALS, Auuany, N. ¥., Sept. 27, 1877. In Court of Appeals, Thursday, September 2) No. 138, The First National Bank of Oxtord va No. 145, .he Bank of Ar Proclamation m by and Court adjourned. CALENDAR, of tho Court of Appoals for Friday, end: day September 28, 1877, 18 us follows:—Nos, 72, 73, 113, 8045, 09, 147, 140, 148, MAGILLON'S KLEPLOMANIA, Eugene Magillon, who, it is said, has jast served a year and a half on the Island tor,numerous theits, waa arraigned in the Filty with four or five charges of theft preterred against him. Ann Scanlon, of No. 282 East Twenty. street, alleged that, while being charitably ente he stole trom her $30 worth of goods. The people | Venth Street Court yesterday, ined, ving in No, 127 Kast Twenty-eight sireet say Le touk 0 in silverware. Mrs, Holland, of No, 1,129 Second avenue, Whom he made believe he was acquainted | with, charges bim with walking off with silver spoons of the value of $10, Mr, Lang, of No, 100 Kast twenty~ eighth street, and Howard Sprague, Branch, claim he stole diferent ‘Two only of the charges were pressed, Magilion wa heid to answer, of Kast Long icles trom them, HE ACCUSED DETECTIVES, The charges of Captain Foley against Detectives Wallivg and Cain, of the Tenth precinct, came up tor consideration before the Police Commissioners yester- | day, Cain—by the advice of his friends, it is elaimed— admitted the charges and threw himsoif on the merey | of the Commissioners to fight the charges to the end, and ei fident of the justice of his case and bis abuity to make it manitest, The bearing 18 adjourned till Tuesday next. a Not so Wallin He proposes 810 feel con: + WANTED TO PURCHASE, 1XIRS.—400 BECOND “WAND CUAL WANTED suitable for # lecture room, Address box 3,066 Post jew York SIZE, 4. T, box 161 Herald ailies COPPER VACUUM BO22 Be Vout office, OND HAND PALKBANKS” MODEKATE, Van, Address vo 5 "LAT. 13 Malden Jane, Set Or ut ROHASK—< COMPL — ANSTRUCTION, PACK ARDS BUSINESS COLL RG has began its felt aad winter wo: pluly and will soon be at th it. Now is the time to join the army of wo 8. 8. PACKARD, A PLHARANT HOME IN NEW J Kis struction, may be had for one or two littie girls, best of #,Fequired; terms moderate, “Address KEOPENS HER DAY school for young ladies and ehildron October 2 at 47 ast 2186 ot Who 6 yWO GRADUATED FRENOU wire to give Froneh and Spanish lessoi one BILLIARDS. WERICAN STANDARD BILLIARD TABLES, NEW |. at great barvains: Bagatelle and Xira inducements now olfered, W. H. GRIFFITH & CO. 40 Vewoy at LAKGE STOCK OF BILLIARD TABLES AND jowest #tyles, lntest Improvemen H.W, COLLEN DE, 738 Browllway. GDERN BILLIARD TABLE, NEAKLY NEW, AT half cust at SUMERVILL'3, 74 University plac DENTISTRY. Ww. NEWBKOUG sd 877 6th av. . nple; ravber, ev q plating, in mochwnical dentistry with despaten; 77 Gh wv. [OAL TEETH, €8; single, $1; warranted. New York Dew ev. : entablisned 185) burglary; Same va. David Duvideor and Edward MeGeo, burglary, Same va, John Walk Simon Abrahams apd Natuan Levy, false protewe Same va. Howard M. Thorp, ward KE. Burnett, dlaigut, burglary: Same va. Samo vs David J. Hall aud David Mar: cony; Sate vs. Joseph Keller aud Geor; Divus assanitand battery. forgery; Same va bi: King, tolo- 5 No. 140, ‘beaange mont of these eight eases con- cluded. Samuel Hand for appeilauts; Edward B. ‘Thomas for respondents, No, 21, Pierce vs, Pierce.—Arguea by W. Gleason for appellant, J. H, Muynard for respondent, Oflice No. 107 Greenwich ot. fa Metin tans, D7OdS ADpIy tod. B | Cries Curiest, ockpors. Mrases Nast Abd to All polats on the Houston and Few 8 lansed CITY OF MEXICO, Meloronh via Havens, Mrogreso, Campesehy, Tuy erry OF M 2H at So'eioek P.M. wn NE YORK AND HAVANA DIRKOT MAL iT ww. datloMs, OEM e OLY DK & 00., No. 6 to NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1877.-TRIPLE SHEET. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. (WE AMERICAN Ti AMP COMPANY OF PULLADELPHLA PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LING, Ty ly Transatlantic live walling under the AMERI- cA FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadel phia aad WEDNESDAY trom Liverpool. r THE RE STAR LINE STEAMSIIIPS, careying the Bolgian and United States imal, ‘Sailing every 1 ‘# alternately from Philadelphia aud New York. Direee ana on! 7 AME TO ANTE RE ave ‘or rates of od other intormation oO PETER W Lata & SONS, ym y “fo Philede!phia; 52 Broadway, New York, N McDONALD, Agent, 8 Battery place, At Tie © NY NEW YORK AND HAVRE, VIA PLY. North River, foot of Morton ot, to a LOU BEMTAN, Agi i ATIONAL LINK—PIEKS 44 AND 51 NOKTH RIVER. FOR LONDON, Holand Sat., Sept 20.44.M. | Denmark Thur, Oct 4.2 PAM, FOK QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, 2,0 England. sat., Oct OAM. Cabin and stoor 6,3 P.M. | Queen. Sat., Oe 4 PM: ¢ passage and drafts from £1 upward fssued as vory low rates, Comp office, 69 Broadway. Ost Dicker AN s 47, Mun: 1 Ki HOLLAND, BELGIUM, THE RiINS, SWITZER AND, &0.. &0,, VIA ROTTERDAM. Beamer MAAS ‘ October 11 Steamer CALAN Detober 25 These beautiful senmors, cari the ‘United Sturos mail to the Nothorlands, aro grout’ favorites with the fablie, P'frips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfoct. Yor fretent, rs For passaze, PUNCH EDYE & Co., LW, MORRIS, 27 South William st. 50 Broudway (Morris? European Express). HITE STAR LINE. FOR QUEEN*TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, rs of this ine tuke the lane routes recom- atenant Maury, U. 8, N.. going south of the dnsuge to Quéenstown all the yeur round, September 20 10a, My ete Nortu River, in gold. “Return sick) toeruxe, $22, Saloon staterooms, sina ih rooms are placed amidships, whore the noire aud motion are leust, aflording 4 degree of cotatort hitherto unuttalnabie at sou For Inspection of plan and other {uformution apply at the company's office, 37 Broadway, Now York, B, J. CORTIS, Agent. FMB AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYS Link fur Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg, HeRDER. det. 4| WIELAND. POMMEKANIA......00t. 11 | GELLER, Kates of passage to Pymouth, Li burg Ht points In England Dubin, $100 gold; 20 currency. TCHARD & BOAS, General Pass wi ¥. BL Bre [ULSON LINE—FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND THULE, decond Cabin, RUNNARDT & ral Ager Ha; Hteorage, tuiling from Eagle vier, Hoboken, as follows :— HINDOO, devs. 29) OTHELLO. Oct. 13 First cabin, $0 currency Exeursion tickets on very tavor- atte terms. ‘Throuch tickets issued to Continental and Haltle ports. Apply, for full particulars, to UH ARLES L. WKIGHT & CO, 51 South st. G™*; WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINK TO BRISTOL (KNGLAND) DIRKOT. Sailing trom pier 18K. SOMERSET, Stamper ARAGON, Sym t River, as follows -Saturday, October 1 Thursday, Oc 2 Steoraze, $! stoorsce cirtl: nt, 70 Souta ste ROM. 8. 8 00. YUNARD LINK. —w. AND S 4 OTIC With a view to dimsnish the chanees of collision the steamers of this line take « specific course for all seasons of from Queenstown to New York eridian of GO at 43 latitude, or omeward passaye crossing th ridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of NEW YORK TO LIVEKPOOL AND QUEENSTOWD oul ¢ BOTHNEIA. ©... Wed, Get. 17 ABY: Wed., Oct. the north of & Ww steerage tlekets to and from ail parts of Europe at vory low rates, office, No. 4 Bowling Green. HARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agen U™ Bb STATES MALL LINE. ste AM TO QUEENS. TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Railing on TURSDAY, from pier S% North iver, foot of Cherles at, WYOMING (vet 2.1), 0, Mo) MONTANA, Get. 24,6 A. M. WISCONSIN, Vet, A.M. NEVADA, ‘Get, 30) Noon, Cabin, £5 #5 and 875, currency, Invermediate, $10; Bteorue, #: Passengers bovked vo and from Jaris, Hamburg, Norway, Swedeu, de. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger: many at lowest rate: WILLIAMS & GUION, 20 Broadway. ‘tl ay A = SMW YORE 70 cLascow, LivEnroot, puBLIN, BELPAST AND LONDONDERGY, trem 42 Nerih iver (foot of Canal *t.), as follows :— STA " Thursday, Ov STATE OF INDIANA ‘Thureiay, Oev STATE OF PENNSYLY Thursdn First Cabin, #00 and $70, R Tiekets at reduced . D t ath IN 4 00, Agonts, No. 72 Broadway. HS TICKETS AT do BROADWAY AND AT THR COMPANY'’s PLOK, FOOT OF CANAL 8ST, N. K. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD Steamebip line between New York, don Havee aud Kates of pa sage’ trom New York to Southampton, Lon. dow, Havigand Bremen :— vin, £80, gold; Btoer- reduced raton Pre- . ey. For treight or 8 to POLL CHn & CO., 2 Rowling Green, NCHOR LING —USITED St ATK s MALL STB AM NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, CALAPORNTA, 29.10 AM.) VICTOCTA Det 12, 10 AM. BIMLOPLA. Wet 8 Bw | DEVONIA.Oek, 20,3 0M TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OK DEKKY. Cabin, 6 10 89), neeurding to accommodations, Intermediate, £19; Steerage, #25. NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON, MLAS A Sop, 210 A. } LYSIA... Get. 10,8 A.M able, ®9 to RT): Steerage, #28 Comps: i, 09 2 and 21 North Itev HENDERSON BION, Agouts, 7 He NMAN Lin. MAIL STEAMER I FOR QURENSTOWN AND LIV ERPOC CITY OF MORTAR Ab, September 2, . ONY OF i retober M OLY OF B sietebor 1, 10 AM: roams, ane AUK, Agent, 1 CORON AN bossa, Tet Hroadway, opposite Oity Hull sage to Germany, England Ireland Bickets ty ail parte COAST WISH STKAMSTIPS, per MAIL ASD ARAMA ThaNSiT STRAMSHIP JON RLD OFFICR, 2a Mt boone pas Neotland. Retired Por CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. “EALAND, BRITISH ‘satling from pler te INA. AUSTRALIA. NEW CMBia, ° Steamship ALASKA From BAN Pita AUSTH A bag mee 7 OF STONEY For eight and passage apily 0 Bowline Oo” DOMINION STRAMSHIT sailing from pier JT North River, for NORFOLK, CHTY POINT aed RICHMOND, TURS. LC SDAYS RDA A ato POM. " enoe Airplane, Aciay poake and Obie Kail so THUMSUAY, a ar LRSDAY, at OP. Mt i Delaw sie _ Delaware ratievads, and every TUBSDAY, THURS: LEWES. Del, MOND gonvegting with ibe Mi OTH BEACH a Freight received daily OKGAN's LIMB TO NEW OKLBANS AND TEXA IM Pie steamers will wall trom plor ii Noth River as fol | low: LONE STAR tice eee Matunday, Sptember 20 tor New Orlow fe Lg ny Fenas freight th to Moran's Louisiane and Texas ailroed and Moryan ships to Texne ports Throw bills of lading shenod Ii potutson the Mississippi Miver, Mouite, I Pacilic, |rauseontinental and Gaiveston, Harrishy Ineuranes can be effected under opea vo To for freight or MORGAN, Agente, ofiee a ty wor cant te BOGEAT © iver 1 ABD Pasi ron HAVANA N. aay ASD M XIAN MAIL = 8 LINE aN e Fite k Saturday, O88 6 11¥ OF VEKA CRUZ Dow W ediwe ot ITY OF NEW YOUR, Timmermane Wednesday, FOR VERA OLE Ad ‘EW ORLEANA, end ba ¥RICU, Mel mosh Saturday, et @ F. ALEXASDAL & SONS, UY hud Kt Broadway MLE ANS DIEU Wh CHowwnk SOK eY kw ase eth eutem bor i, ot ieding given te ante sed principal Ieoissipyy Hiver Fer freughe er paseuae HAWK & SEAM AN. WO Woot ote bead HAttvax. ASD #1. JONAS NF WWELE LANe t Bsteamship BEUMUVA wit leave pier 10 North River, Tuesday, October 2 ati PM, For treight of passage ap: AKK & REAMAN. 86 Wont ot, ¥ KK GALVRSTUON. TOUCHING af GMANDE, Captain Bolger, will satl M.. from pier 2) Kast it bile of Iam ting give’ oi having sap JURY & OO. 155 Malden ‘These first et 18 North By ght aud pareage, having unsurpamed accommo McKELLAK, LING & OO. Agents ta OR NASSAU, N. P&T. JAGO AND CL) NPURGOS, ba. Regular Mall steamship CAROSUBLEE will Savurday, Oetover 6 aso KKLS & LO, 62 Bowe ot stoam like to tutertor ports ia | via Norfolk), | L Link | | | Milcomms, Wascase, devciey, Stiverware, COASTWISE STFAMSHIPs, J ERMUDA, ST. THOMAK AND WEST LS DL lewant mail ete, of CANIMA in tasended to salt fos Z oetaber 11 any ing close e wa B BRBRIDG Ok HAVANA-THE SPLENDID steamer SARATOGA, Captain J. G. & from plier 17, Eust River, on Thursday, Sepvew o'clock. ts ie at accom modatia: WARD & ©0., Age Wt KLY LIN Rh PORT ROYAL, ». Brunswick, Ga, River at 3PM iling every Friday from pler 20 Steamer CATY OF AUSTIN, Captain Choscer Cntil further notice no fre diva, but tretght aud passes polit will be forwarded by steam aud rai! from Port Pyare i sane throu ch rates of freight treizht and passage aj w bit DaMng® APPL TL MALLORY & CO, 154 Maiden | yor K Z ORO Are iy} ie Pacey Kast Kiver, Sater jay, Oetober ib c of freight OF passage MURRAY, FERRIS & CO., 62 South st. TRAVELLERS GUIDE. A SFROY BOATS —OITIZENS™ LINK” PORT sconnveting with all railroads, North. bast and West.— New palace steamers leave daily (saturday © P.M. tro rth River, foot Leroy A LLOYD'S DOC Jones’ Dock (Void Spring), i. I. ‘The new and fast steamer FOLEWILD will leave Now York daily (Sundays excepted) tor the above places fr plor 16 East Kiver, foot of Wall st.. 98 9:10 # M.. ae ya's Doek for Muutington, Jekets to ail Landin LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOAT! and DANIEL DREW le © VIBB AI landing at Syne Rhinebeck, tion witit entral Kuilroad for the West te West Moi and Newburg, resurning sane day, $1. Tickets or conpo good on Hudson River Ratirond are received on board f passage. Free transers trom and to BROOKLYN by tho outs of the Krooklyn Annex, Leaves Jewel's whart (Fulton st.) at A.M, Tlekets over New York Contral and for Saratoga ou tho wiart. Am ARY POWELL, eRiver (Vo 4 Usual Landines, NATSKILL AND STUYVESAN daily from pler 42, foot of Canal st wengors and freizht, Fare $1. Herths PALL RIVER LINK FOR BOSTON avd all points Kust.—Tho mammoth palace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIL duly (Sunda; ted), at P.M, prine! POR NORWALK AND DANWURY DAILY. ‘The steamer AMERIOUS loaves Brookiyn (Jowell's Gook) 2:30 P.M. ; per 37 Kast Rive f.. wud 33d wt, ¥OM., connecting with Danbury and New Haven rail: fare, 35 cents. Excursion tickets, 50 cents, LEAVES PIER 30° NOUTI at 3:30 P, M., making all the BOATS” LEAVE aL OP M., for pase 0. Yekets for sale at all ‘royal mail sseamer for St Thomas, the most direct mall and passeoret i¢ RD ARS este cesar 8 > aa level STON, JAMAICA.—MAIL srmamauie | VANUUHY. Beomore = poly to | Will bear the closest Investigation | a pied) at 6 OYSTER BAY, LAUKBLPON ot pier, Norih | in short time. Address M sellin, Bactinora, CK leave plor 24 North iver | u $$$ POR SALn. POR SALE, OHbAP PuR ¢ ger and down tow ” ry A KESTAC BAST, DOING & ness, weer Wash iu gton arege, ber " FINE BTV Bewenes « or Lees MITC wih. Y ORR FOR SALe GHRAP, Aaier Kesteuraois, Ligaen stores, Hotels, Moat Markets, MICHELL, 77 Coder a BOTCHER SWS dA sive splewdis Restou BALONE'S Dey « A Vinet OLAss ER Ligdon Aopposition 1 mo» 0 be morrow morabage LLCYD, Anetionser, 2 ie rey Address pnd CRDINARE city of Broukiyn ¢ nid under pocattar ett iW POR SALE srincipal thorougblare, ex. STORE FOR SALB EAT leading Business in «i Address WATS, i ob House AND mer going West. Calb @inek. 12 New Church, SArKhse ROUTH, UWagon; reason for sel Friday and Saturday, rom POR SALE-—OK RXOHASGR wear ety hot 4h av, © NTRS So Ret SALE § LIQUUR STOR, Os Off AV. sOUTIE east corner of 40 st, will be auld ehenm Apply to Brewers, 524 West i041 st rit pri je STORM OS 10H Av, 0 low rent Apply at Brow: Wost ‘il ot Fee, Sabica HOTELING ESPARLINUMENT, 1S wie order, with two Warses and wages, Now selling barrels weekly, can be inefeused to #0 barrels x 16) Herald offies, PLATS » REASON AIL K* 200s RCH, 0 Communk Addre WOR SALK—A MACHINE 8U0F boas; ty be cold on mecount of thi 53 and 50 Aun st POR SALE—ONE OF Tih BEST Wik, LUNGM wud Cigar Stores in the shy}. fin custom, Mut iL, 77 COdar tte WNOit SALE—KLEGANT RESTAURANT AND BAY Nassau st. ; price 839); halt ean romain, nf PHAGLAPS, 25.44 POR CATSKILL, STUYVESANT, &0,—STEAMER ESCORT, feom Franklin st, North River, every Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday P.M, for ireight and pasiongers, Fare $1 thi free, HAND PHILADELPHIA, vin New Jersey Southern iuilroud Commencing September 17, 1877. steamers louve Now York, per 8, North Kiver, foot Rect: ,connucting mt Sundy Hoox, with trains for Long Brauch, 6:30. 11, A, M., Philadeliia and T. Saye Muy, 1 A. M- ninyk ior Long Branch, 9 530A. Mt, Sandy Hook excursions, 6:30, 11 A. M., 3:45 tor round trip, 650. H W. 8. SNEDEN, HE NEW PROVIDENCE LIN rovidenco,direct.—A WHOLE NIGHTS | 42 MILES OF RAIL. TIME, GO MINUTES. The maynili- cent new steamers MASSACHUSETTS and) RMODIE ISLAND, from pier 29 N, Hk., foo en st, ato. ML THE OLD "RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE to Boston nud ail poluts Huat dally) except Sundays), at 9D.) from pier 33 North River, foot of Jay st, Freo transfer for passengers wa either lino to and from Brooklyn by the boats of the Brovkivn Annex, leaving Jowoll’s wharf, Fulton ferry, at 4:2 0, M. MPO PHILADELPHIA y, PENNSYLVANIA RATLROAD. THE OLD ESTABLIS!HED HO TE AND SHORT Ling NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA 13 Through Trains each way daily; 3 Depots in shiladel. phia, 2 in New York. Double track, the mo: equipment and the fastest improv: tine consistent with absolute sulety. fare Goneral Manager. On and after July 25, 1877, Exore) uins leave’ New York via Dosbrossos and Cort- reet teres as follows r= y PM. Sunday, 0A, Mo. 5, 4, 7 and Keturning, trains leave Phitudelphia 3 and LEAL M, (Limited Express, 129 P. and 736°. wud. 12° Midnight, 830 A. a, 4, 7:39 P.M. und 12 Miduight, Tiekot offices, 520 and 944. Broadway, No, 1 Asto and foot of Desbrosses und Cortlandt sts; No. 4 Court st, Brooklyn; Nos, 114, 120 aud 11s udsoa se, Uovoko, Derot, Jersey Vity, it Tieket o 0. 8 Batter; Dest ee RANK THOMSON, Uonoral * LF, FARMER, General Passen bout. Round tek Vertixemont. Uf Wie retes UP THE SOUND TO BRIDGErOKT BY THE rALATIAL KXCURSION STEAMER COLUMBIA, Owing to the continuod fin ALL EXCURSION STEAMERS WILL MAKE ‘the last und ouly excursion of the season, ON N&XT SUNDAY, SEPT to the beautiful city of Bridgeport, a doilghtful sail on Long Island Sou view of all the the fine residences aud public buil ory nn wither side. THK KNTIRE TW led by Mr. Contorno tn person, will rem AN UNEQUALLED “h DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL PROGRAMME . th COLUMBIA loavos— 10: 210 <! AM city at 7:30 ¥. M, TICKETS POR THE ROUND TRIP ONLY 50 CEN! petsourit hock. Up and Down tho Beautiful Huason. NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 30, FARKELT & PALMER'S superb puiuce steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, gaily bedecked with a thou tunity for viewing the presen GLOWES OF THE BANKS OF TI HUDSON by a Grand Exeursion ap and down 4 the FOLIAGE in tho RICHEST AUTU. ANGE \ NAG TINTS, North River (Harte rat EVEL to NEWHUIE INK And return, i landings each way at YONKERS, HAVEESTHAW, | Wit | POINT, COLD SPAING and ORNWA: Leaving Broome st, Hrovkly “ pier North hiv arrive in New York about 7.4) PM, OONTEK: is TWh -THIKD REGIMENT BAND and other musical attractions on board, Refreshments to be had on Loaré at reasonable prices. ROUND TRIP TIOKETS,...... jist BANKS, SUNDAY, 8 yeoan er Seth Low, leaving Otto; Mth st, BG, 7. 2 RK. r. 8: iver, 8 North Kt KE. 32d at gents, TS; Indios, & ANHATFAN BE b) winl leave 22d st, O40, 1LAU A.M, POM pier BN. 740, 10 4. Mo eM 2, 4, 6 te an BNO OHO A Ms 12 HO, 2 LN Battery) BEA Mich gat Kay Kidge with cole pati i, Manager, 5 rn te the beach. i. ‘oneorts on Sundays. it wdious and pleas fu three lang: nd branches of ® superior educati: EWE tk, dt, At Bi UNION BQUA AA maiened Karrings. Stud reli an JM BAK Til st.- Jo velry, silver, o Leadiew private parlor. 7 MR, BARRIER TH ST, onl Prope ogostatod, ISAAC BALI mols GNEY FOR DIAMONDS, WaTuii amel’s Hair e., boughs and bold back aba very small ad- ALUKA, Jowetlor, 1,10) Broadway, a DIA. wing Pawnbrokers! &e., at 735 Broad. OD MARBLE MANTELS. ATES AXD FENDERS —THK LAKC cturers of low and ball of woul, with our ev tod dumping and si . dune, he., In large wd recat send tor to the Kt & O0,, 168 Canal st, New York. HEED MANILA: Fioor Thing, Vininw: riers Turning tne trade, A LABELER, Lit nos 190 Kase D8eh w, Shaw sromwsun, -MORGAN & WROTHER'S BTORAGK Wart houses, Kroadway aud 47th st,—Separate Fr Pianos, bagwaue, Ae. , inspection solicited, FAgkete"* Waunnouses, wri Mth xt.—Storage fo wares of every mente, always accossivie. ho graaings fod. “Inquire of Dre W. BURNS, ‘is Woot at. Gi AT) Cus House for val TO BOSTON, VIA | $ NLY | ii between sa | hoe whove 40h st; rent must KST POINT OR NEWBURG DAILY (KXOEPT jundays).-Take regular Albany Line; return by down at excursion rates, See Day Line ad- {fording excursionists d and # panoramic Wings that ENTY-THIRD REGIMENT BAND, etd nd return tothe SUNDAY AFTERNOON, d tags, will afford an oppor- 0 magnificent river, ther side of which GOKGEOUS NATUKE ts now NT.—e*4Boat will leave pier foot of 22d st, North River, wt 140 v'eloek, and pier 1 at 2 "o'clock, Will be buck by 7 Jewell’s Dock, West 10th st. West 24th st..9590 Al M. Returning, will +00 CENTS PTEMBER | 30,— North ONT ROSA. MEY it. MARTIN, until further notice 10, 340,540, SUKW AL, antl further notice, will leave 224 4 H08HO BM; plor wed Seventh Regimens Band overy af- DANS NE tes, H, 24 Browdway, » DIA. q retoronces. Address DALIVER, Herald olliee, for eitver hara ur ing of bail low down; ones preferred, Apply at 4o Murray st., aftor BL price | Lao | '* and Fo SAL PONSIBLE PARTY. Orange county Milk Dairy: Ay JPOk SALE—A CORNER GROCERY, DOING A GOOD business Inquire on premises, 1OXd 2d av, JOR SALE ct VENS' BANK MESTAUIE wnt, No. Front st, cornor Fulton, Broukly NCL. FIRST CLASS HOARDING expenses covered by boarders living eS rouson bo leave sickudes, Address D., be Herald ofliew. ILK RR i FOR SALE Yrulva CoM plete, West 3Guh at. | MACHINERY, DGING MACHINE AY BAIR For particulars apply tu fe ow York xis Go MUKRAY HORIZONTAL as Leon used fer SUTTON COMPANY, 43 to & Boerum place, corer schermerhorn st., Brooklyn, Wis ND HAND WOOD SPLIETER. AD dross D LUE, 88% Sth av. New York City, TON SAL Mu. re Answer tinuediatety. STEAM PUMP st W Adib —su aul BECOND ti and Boiler for house No, 418 Wy n ib OOM, s City SIZED HOUs jults; terms must be situated, d tth avs, an E Addi Oni, with particulars, JOUN ¥, FILMA, 24 Broad st., bases ment. FAMILY OF FOUI ADU AL i Se, 3 DESIRE A FUR. d neizhborhood where Board will MERKITT, Moral ina ptod in lieu of re Le Addre: TLEMAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDRE to hire & Second Floor ot four roomns in & private hous o low, Felerwnce required, Address SHLDOS ED—VIKEE OR FOUR LIGHT i table tor housekeeping; $1, Addrews THA i Uptown ¢ rests fk HOUSE WANTED, WHERE rd ucniahet preferred) ; references ex UoKk 4% Broadway, 1Ku-1N GOOD Li PURNISHUED WOUSE tion; moderate rent, PURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—A8OVe 207 AT diveation; rent low. A. box 119 Herald Uptowa have immediate cusiumers, MINE & GRAY, 1.295 Broad: way, WANTED FIVE | Ok SIX FURNISHED ROOMA, suitable for housekeeping, between Lith and 5th sta. Bd and Oth aver Addross, stating price por mouth, M. FP. Gs Herald Uptown oilice, WaAxikpotwo | FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUE board, for tour gentlemen, at not mute ‘than $12 9 week, or throy foe live, a. not more than $10. Address JUUNSON, box 209 ieraid alli adults, Address REYNOLDS, teewid offic WAXTED-IN VicINItY OF MORRAY ILL, A PUR. nished House lor the winter tor small private faimity§ rout about #179 per month. Address, with tull parviculars, W. D. F., box 5,460 Post office. TANTED—BASEMBENT AND FIRST FLOOR POR housekeeping, from Lath st. to 26th st, between Sth wnd 7th ave, Address S. M., Herald Upt Mee. Wart DOEDIATELY TWO Ox THREK ROOM tnturnished, tor two wentlemen, between Sth wnd Ma wud Broadway and 6th av, Send full particulars to . Herald olive, VASTED MALL ROOM (WITH LIVE STEAM OO. casionally) for chemical” purposes, between 14th and 40h sts. Wi Herald oftive, wes tions station U We {D-ROOMS, FURNISHED COMPLETE POR light how ig. lor two,in first elasy locations ber month’ Addross 8. Le JAM IB, J. RD, Indios; anexce id Tueatlony Hey peice att V ‘THIRD PLOOR, IN Pitte married couph between G., No, 42 Bedford. In the Country Wasted TO Wik, NEAR NEW YORK, A wate LACK iny freicht cars.” must have Address, stating luewtion wad full Herald office, —BY ASMALL FAMILY, FROM iruished Coctage of eight» us, with carder Of City Hall, at a tow veut. Adrons, witht ars, BRUCK, box 170 Herald oltice sf WANTED MALIES, Peay: rae American, LE BREWER WANt One who 14 undousted! BY A CITY BREWERY, browing frost al ION, Moral U USINESS FOR TRONYHODY HAVING CAN START themselves and make their living t rew TALLMADGE, th Broadwa; tk A GOOD ne wtonce with UATE PRIN y fy > . Equitable Building. Acoutctron rou BROOKLYN. “MUST Wig & MAN of education and into: lige . Apply st 210 Montague St, baxemont, Continental Building, Brooklyn, ie YOUNG MAN HAVING #750 TO LOAN GAN BB a wt about S10 per week. Address Huy INDUSCMLOUS GENTLEMAN OF GOOD _ADe sulury $15 0 week aud expenses. Wares Jd. GICTPPIN, Manage Foous, A pipers, nequainted wi to butid up. & profitable comintss required, 120 ivast 28th st; 10a, 3 1 references YASH BO D.—AVPLY TO LORD & TAYe Jur, corner € and Chrystte ots. JOLORED BOY WANTED<12 TO 14 YEARS OLD, Apply, with roforonees, 248 4th ay, {XPERIENCED CANV \ssKitsy WANTSD. 220 WESE ase f (uTpOo Back MAN-EXPERIE st f diueing new goods; salary and commission to right par EVERYWH Re 1 nsumers; lutgext (. Pakitae 2 f i ead wins, tr ekeopors eal” OF weit, TRA COMPANY, 201 Fulton at in W SStHBoA8 | INDustRLOUS whorse and cart ou @ firm; wages 880 montt and board, address W. C., Horaid affion. WASTEDSAN, Hv suoseription book trite, Ww sObL M OLD” DELIVERBR 1 State Inst employment end BOY TO OPEN OYSTERS AND WATE os $4 por month: board wud washing, near the for NTLEM business expert |, OF GOOD ADDRESS to tuke orders, 14 Mur 15 VRAIS OLD, 18 those he ving some oxperi« AN AND WIFE, WITHOUT CHILDREN, rgo of an apartinent house, Oali uv Sad onrly b—fWo BOYS, ABO tent fnctory § Wi dA YOUNG MAN TO SOLLOIT ONDERY f carting; to be paid a commbast Addross J. A., BOX 121 Horaid of WANTED A SOnKK. WILLING MAN, WITH 8100 ready capital; seearity ‘or money aud paid. Apply 57 W med Waenpats tsa spores WAXTED-TWO Bovs FROM 10 TO 16 YEARS OF age for ball boys in w hotel; must come well reeome mded. ail wt 16 4th av. ANTKU-AN EXPERIENGED YOUNG MAN AS winder ity teavellor for ludi ? URFMAN, 340 Comes at MILLER &