The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1877, Page 9

BUSINESS TROUBLES. IMPORTANT DECISION RELATIVE TO THE CLAIMS Oy KEXSEB—THE RING PLUMBER'S OBED- ITORS—FAILUBES IN THE SILK TRADE, Register Dwight yesterday received the opinion of Judge Biatehford on several disputed points in rela- tion to the claims of a number of the creditors of John HL. Keyser, the Ring plumber, aining the register im every particular. The claims oft Johu Regan for $5,070 01; Frederick A. Palmer, $6,671 94; William Turton, $12,225 49; Frederick Michel, $3,462 50; James Graham, $3,077 50, and Wiliiam F. Hueston, $2,832 14, are rejected. It appears that they proved their claims before Charles Goelier, a notary public— who also appeared as ap attorney tor the bankrupt— and offered them for filing. Objection was made on the ground that Mr, Govller was, by reason of bis thus Sppearing, incapacitated to act assuch potary or to take such proofs of claims, and¢he question was sub- mitted whether such proof ought to be admitted, Register Dwight held that jt was pst the principlea of the Bankrupt law and against good custom to allow the attorney for the bankrupt to ap- Pear in apy other capacity in the proceedings, and that the proofs drawn by and sworn to before the duly recorced attorney for the bankrupt should not %e filed, Judge Blatebford concurs tn the conclusions of Register Dwight, writes that such proof of debts ought not to be filed, . ‘The other decision is relative to the claims of the bankrupts brother, William J. Keysor, for over $70,000, The latter offered his oa for proof prior to the voting for an assignee, and the admissien of such proof with the right to vote for the assignee was Dbjected to by counsel for one of the creditora on the following grounds:—That the claim was secured; that the body of the deposition for proof of the debt does not contain the name of the officer, nor the nature of the office held by the individual who took the deposition; that the depo. sition 18 subscribed and sworn to before a notary pub- lic who does not certify the proof is satisiactory to him; that the proof so offered contains an allegation that his claim was for money loaned. At un exumina- tion of the bankrupt he testified that the claim was Made up of a loun for $10,000 and the purchase by the bankrupt in 1862 of an interest of Mr. J, Koyser in the business for the sum of $38,000; that In this ex- |mination the bankrupt testified that be had paid bis brother $5,284, which is not deducted from : the ‘total amount of the claim; hat the wankrupt testified that bh brower held certain security which is not referred to in the proof of claim; that W. J. Keysor vor a 4 other witness was offered for aguinst the proof of aim or tol @ matter; that W. J. Keyser was alluwod to pro is claim and to vote for an assignee, aud bis determines the choice of arsigues ‘Register Dwight withheld the approval of the certificate of election until the opinion of tho Judge was obtained on the certificate, and submitted bis opinion that the Claimant is entitled to vote upon the proof in the amount to which be has not been secured, as appears Ba eptece, Judge Blatchiord sustains him in bis ruling. Secor VAILURRS OF SILK DEALERS, R Kennedy, wholesale silk dealer and turer of ribbons at No, 510 Broadway, and at Dass, bas been adjudicated an {uvolun- tary bankrupt on the petition of iour creditors, and matter has been referred to Register Dayton to take further proceedings. was generally known In the trade as *she Worcester Silk Company,” which the petition alleges hud no real or corporate existence, but was a name assumed by Kennedy without any au. shority for the purpose of carrying on bis individual busivess, Being a man of very good business address be readily obtained credit, and several of the creditors are euUrprised at the condition of his affairs. In submitting bis affairs to his creduors the Mabilities appeared to be upward of $30,000, with only $6,000 assets, the latter mainly in’ book accounts, ‘The great deficiency puzzied nis creditor: amounting to the extent of bis sales for six month: Soon aiter ho requested to take Lis books and accounts to Worces..r ou the plea of writing them ap, that be could live more economically there, and would be in a Position, by the assistauce of iriends, to make some offer for a setticment, His request was granted by the creditors, and ail his property was removed to Worcester, and since then all access to the books and pavers has been denied to the representatives of the creditors, As soon a8 ap assignee is chosen steps Wiil be taken to compe! hiw to deliver up The petition alleges that nearly ull bie indebtedness Was contracted 10 notes indorsed by him as agent ot the Worcester Silk git) credicors ure —Jobn |. Walker, 28 44s HL Fou & Co. $2,646 48; Alexander, King bate $1,942 13; Hadden &’ Co., 1,661 55. Register Dayton as called a meeting of the ‘credjtors vo prove debis and elect an assignee in bankrupicy, to be held on November 13, bk hd Heideorich, whose assignment to Joho Sohmuck ior the benefit of hie creditors was an- nounced yesterday, is the proprietor of the New York Suk Dye Works, extending trom Thirty-iifth through to Thirty-sixtn street, between Ninth and ‘Tenth av- enues, ond also of wnotber jarge abisbment in Pat- erson, N. at one ti thy. ely by tho recent heavy tailures a him _ $5,000), doho 8, Graver, the attorney for the assignee, is pre- paring @ statement jor the creditors which will be ready in a few days. From present information he does pot think the jabilities will exceed $10,000, wale the nominal assets are larger, but as they consist mainly of machinery vot readily disposed of thar Peal valuo is estimated at about $3,500, OTHER FIBMH 1X TROUULE, In the composition proceedin§s of George E. Short- ridge & Co., whoiesule clothing manufacturers at No, 329 Broadwuy, belore Register Fitch yesterday, tho ex- amination of the senior partner continued di the day, the reprosentatives of th crediters ros iug to prove that the assets wili wart a dend than the amount proposed by the em, eieb | is forty cents on the doilar, The failure of Samuel D. Bell, Perse aa’ atNo. 126 Bowory, is reported, and nis place of business is Closed, ' The liabilities are not largo, and will probabiy not exceed $6,000, and he has shen tele assets, When he openea his store the capital invested was reported bag ig beta dealer in fancy goods and pediers’ on, deal supplies at No 22 Catharine street, is repped’ to have fai tock sold out by the Marshal He claimed toda capital of from 7 $t, 000 to $8,000 in- vested in the business, but it was the opiuion of the trade that the amount’ wai altogether tos jarge. ‘The eXact amount Of bis habiiities is not known, but they are estimated at trom $10,000 to $12,000, ana there are no available assets. Foote & Richardson, clothiers at Ne, 245 Broadway, who failed recently with liabilities amounting to 1a) tilement with ei commenced composition pro- coedings in bankruptcy for that purpose in Brooklyn, They propose to settle at thirty ce: is OB the dollar, ands meeting of creditors to cunsi 1 proposition has been called for Uciober 27, to be told at the office of Register Winsiow. Samuel J. Burrill, manufacturer of telegraph sup- plies at No. 40 Broad street, who tailed in July, owing about $13,750, mave application to Register Litsle yos- terday for bis discharge rom bankruptcy, and us there was no opposition on the part of the creditors it will be grauted, Judge McAdam, of the Marine Court, yesterday ap- inted Zenas E. Nowell recei ol the property of oon F. Trow, the pubis! of Trow’s Directory, whose assets consist of property on southeast corner of Broome and Elm streets, mortgaged for $33,5C0; also one lot ou Tenth avenge running through to Broadway, between Ninety- th and Ninety-eighth streets, mortgaged for $5,000; stock in Trow’s Prini- ing aud Bookbinding Company to the amount of and @ conditiona) interest in the stock of the Awerican Popular Lite Insurance Company, together with St Louis, Council Bluffs and Omaba Railroad vonds amounting to $10,000, face value. GENERAL DURYEE'S FAILURE, To rae Evrror or Tus HumaLy:— In your issue of this morning in speaking of the failure of General A. Duryee you say the main cai was indorsemenis for his sop, As such statement is entirely without joundation of fact and culculated to injure me 1 request that you make tha puviic, and obi J. & DURYEE, Nuw Yorn, Oct, 23, 1877. REINSURANCE. THE OUTSTANDING RISKS OF THE ARCIIC FIRG& INSURANCE COMPANY ASSUMED BY THE IM- PERIAL OF LONDON, Another of the small fire insurance companies of shis city bas ylolded to the extremity of the times and reieured its risks under a foreign charter. It becamo known yesterday that an arrangement had been com- pleted on the 18th inét, whoreby tho fire risks of the Arctic Insurance Company are assumed by the Impe- rial of London, The outstanding amount of risks transferred is placed at about $5,500,000, but the sum paid for the reinsurance is not known. About two weeks ago ab assessment of fil- teen per cent upon the $200,000 capital stock of the Arctic was mado the requirement rance Department to nffice good an impuir- tated that avout one-half of the holders ed to make up the assessment of December 5, and that the recent surauce, It own what may vedone with it alter the im- shall have been covered, THE ARCTIC’S TROUBLES. The Arctic was orgavized in New York on the 18th of July, 1863. Its assets wero reported at tue end of 1876 at nearly $260,000, »nd its surplus over all iiabilities ~=was gi $10,400, It 4 small =m Inland business as well as fire, Mr. Frank W, Parker, the Secrotary, staved yesterday thas the compan. losses during the present y: heavy, beside there bad bee! in alge of their United stat Just report tbe company enw ‘worth of these goverument lo their ed neuriy $200,000 curities, During the pe: denen Soe ns a oatenened NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, oar Re the income of the Arctic from al! sources was exe 7 29, afd the eqnsadiunses for the same period 380, 307 a, inclusive of $20,249 in dividends to stock- holders, ‘Its stock of the book value of 101 was quo! July Jast at 64, and recently at very much joted lower figures. ARMORIES NEEDED, BEGIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL GUARD WITHOUT PERMANENT HEADQUARTERS—WHY THEIB LEABES HAVE NOT BEEN RENEWED. The Board of Aldermen have been importuned during the past six months by different regiments of the National Guard for armories and dri!lrooms in which permanent headquarters could be established, as some of the organizations relerred to are only temporarily quarterea avd ure at the mercy of their landlords because they have uo leases, The conse- quence is that the Eighth, Nioth and Twellth regi- ments and Washington Gray troop are in a atate of great anxiety, as they fear ejectment without a mor ment’s notice, Battery K is in a similar conaitiov, It is rumored that the armory of the Eighth regi- ment leased by the owner to a munulacturing compaby, which will take possession soon, Thon the Bighth will havo no quarters to remove to, The Mayor, Aidermen and Comptroller, who have )the matier of leases im charge, Lave been accused of pegiect of duty. hey, however, claim that ther only desire bax been to reduce the city expenses, and on that uccount they have reiused to pay the caaeas Fates demanded by the owners of this class Proper *' dolopel Tasso, of the First Division Headquarters, said that uo leases had been executed for armories for the Eight, Nivtp and Twellth regiments, or for the Washington Grays or Battery K of the artillery. | latier regiment OW quartered ip the State Arsenal, wt Seveuth avenue and Tuirty-flth street They unve }s made application for an armory, but their request Las not been ucted upou by the Common Council. The rooms they now occupy are needed vy the State au- thorities as the State has no other place to store its guns, ‘the arsonal bas just been thoroughly rd tothe Ninth regiment Colonel ey still retained their old quurters, there had been a reasonable offer made by the o1 bunding, but did not know whetner it had been accepted or hot, ‘tbe Washington Gray Troop now located in the same vuiluing with the ‘Tweilth regiment, eat Forty-fourta Bireet and Broadway. ‘ive lease of that building bad been declared void and the rept hud not been Paid, This was the ca-e with several Other armories and bad been so Jor a yearor more, so thut the owners could eject the occupants at avy time, The Board of Aldermen were required by law to provide quarters for these orguuszations. The Mayor, Comptroiecr avd one gt the Jax Commissioners constiuie a commis- sion ior the settlement of old armory claims, WHY LKASKS WERE NOT REXKWSD. Alderman ‘'womey, of tue Comuinit on County Affairs, Wuich bas charge of this subject, on being questioned as to the omission of the Board of Alder- men to provide quarters for the regiments, roplied tbat the r they had not renewed the leas some of the armories was because the rents asked were exorbitant. There had been uw great deui of abuse in this matter aud the committee were deter- mained to stop this extravaqance, ‘They had desired the owners of the various buildinge to make reductions in their ront, but this bad not been done and the com- Mitiee did Lot feel authorized to tuke up a tive or ten lease at such exorbitant prices as bad been det my d, The troops did not care about removing from their old quarvers, ana the property owners seemed to think that the matter might *be adjusted. The State law gave ouly $350 » yeur to each regiment for ali expenses. Mr. Twomey thought the State should provide the armories for them, as the city bad boen at too great an expense for them alroady—uearly $4,000,000 in the last lew years. ihe commiseion ap- Pointed to settle the matter of leases declared most of tbem void-on account of the bigh rents, aud the prop- erty owners had not been paid in some time. Deputy Comptroller Storrs said tua the armorics Were leased under chapter 223, Laws of 1875, which 8 lor the rental of property for such purposes, 1, however, an armory had been leased aiter the budget for the bad been made up tie owners woud wait for thelr money until the appropriations ar, ‘This was the case with roop of cavairy, Nos. 7, 9 and 11 West bide eh street, which bud been engaged at ental of $5,500 @ year, and the armory ol the Sree ine ells regimeut, Morrigauia Hull, ut $750 a The jollowing leases aro also declared good:— Beventy-trat regiment, Broadway, Sixth aveuue and Thirty-Hitu street, at $12,000; iwenty-second, Four- teent sired, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, $16, 4’ Fitth regiment, Nos. 189 to 143 West ‘Twenty- entra street, $7,500, ‘hero are lett is dispute the armory of the Iwellth regimeut, Broadway and Forty-iourth —— eh the ‘Washington Grays are temporarily q red; tbat of the Niuth regiment, ‘Ywenty-sixch street, bear Séveuth avenus, and the morigs of the Eighth, Seventh, Sixty-ninto aud Elev- enth regiments, THE SEVENTH’S ARMORY, The following 1s the correspondence between Mr, ‘Vanderbilt and Cvlonel Clark relative to the subscrip- tion of the New York and Harlem Railroad to the armory tund:— MR. VANDERBILT'S LETTER. Guanv CxNtRal Devor, Oct 20, 1877, ieucy of the Seventh regiment. for call for the protection of lil property aud ation of order, and the great valug at all times ot asek ‘® perfectly discipiued wud patriotic Orgauization— ve York and iagiom Raliroad, clty line, will con- inbate SOU to the new prmory fun ‘ours respecttully, es MV ANDERBILA, resident, eoounss cuanet 8 REPLY. N.G.8.N.Y, UIEADQUARTENS SEVENTH KiRGIMENT, in sid Duw Your, Oct. 22, 1877. } W. H, Vaxpenstur, President, S1m—Y ours of the 20th ins bserip- tion of $500 by the New: York ead. Harlem Iailroad Gown Ore ie Mue) to the "revert regim new armory fund iv ‘ubstautial recognition by the Danks, insurance, trast road corporations, as well us by i 8, and private citizens of New Youk, of the services ot this meus in the past ia the prosestion of ile and property ‘the preservation of the public p ‘maniieeted bY their Liberal contributions to the new armory fund, 18 grate: dully acknowledged, inspire the oftice gtane fort to porte itn drill and din der the organisation more Telunble to she pusiis in she fasures In behalf of those I have th notily ving me of a and the \citliney tet joer pouetous 0: ory fund. With great resp ours truly, a ty EMMONS CLARK, Colonel, commanding Seventh regiment, N.G.5.N.¥. ‘Chairman of General Committee on New Armory. REAL ESTATE, The sales made on the Exchange yesterday were as follows:— BY RICHARD ¥, HARNETE. Farectowure anle. by order of the Court of Common M. Houry, referee—ot the house, with for IRx100.5, (Noy Vest 8, 409.6 ft w. of Gtu av, to James Philp, fo Foreclosure sale, pnd of the Pieas—Bornard Rei! ory house, with ach Soxtias, ou 2 ft. w. of 10th # to L. 9,220 East 133d st., 0. Miller, for 2,700 Supreme Conrt for of the three story 95.7, Ni 1 + 10,000 Public suetion palo ps 120th at. 50 ft, Also one lot, 25. 121nt at... to al w. corner of Madison itv. and 15h nts to Ee M Havertys, Total sales for the day, .. ee wo °. Sheth st. 350 ft. w. of Oth Av., 25: liam, ‘Brsnain n und wile to Patrick F. @. corner (2 a wie te. Avraham DB th. w. of Boulevard, Soxom i; Fiyen and husband to Mary Fly 2,000 wen Gath ward ; Thotnas Gainey wid wile to George Rt. Osborn. 1,100 at. (No, 62): Jobn Mofla and wile whe Hartwig 2.1 it n. of 4th Brock aud wife 10 Jovan M. ¢ Gold at. (No. 7), also Lib rey at. (No. st, (No. 17), also Jobin st. 1No, 114} ‘nivo Place (No. 8), also Greenwich ay (No. 13}, also Charles It. (Nos & and 7): O herive L, Wolte to Willem aged Hotton: eth ward) Nom. 750 13,700 2,000 1,000 Schmalz, Katherine and husb: land, w. fh Isc av.,8 of 112th ye 5,250 homuns, to Amelia Kobins, 5. ». 1 1,000 1,900 400 1,500 4,5 : . 12,000 Sou Ye 88.00 T4th st, We of Sag ns Of Olst at, DEAL FARO, George Wyman, of No, 15 Fifth street, was yest day arraigned botore Justice Dufly, at the Tombs Police recinct, with dealing faro at No, 44 Bowery, Ho wi eld in $500 bail to answer Cogrt, charged by Moy O'Brien, of the Fourteenth | OUR ‘COMPLAINT BOOK, [Norz.—Letters intended for this column must be aceompanied by the writer's full name and address to insure attention, Complainants who are unwilling to comply with this rule simply waste timo in writing, Write only on one side of the paper.—Ep, HzRaup.] LOSSES IN THE REBELLION. To tue Epiror oy tux HeRALD:— 1 wish to suggest to tbe government that they pay the just claims against them for the depredatious dono by the late rebel cruisers, There is still much suffer. ing 1p consequence of the delay, and in the sree of honest people it looks very unfair. ORE LIGHT WANTED. To tus Epitor or Tus HenaLp:— 1 wish to compiain of the want of light on the terry- SUFFERE! boat of the Central Ratiroad of Now Jersey. THE WEIGHT OF BREAD. To tax Epiror or tax HeraLp: — Having noticed the remarks of “A Baker’? on the price of bread and tho expenses attending the buai- ness, 1 wisn to say that recently 1 had occasion to weigh a loaf of pred which is sold at seven cents. It weighed one pound one ounce, receives about $15 per bar! halt thatsum. How hose bard times? about necessity 1m A BTREET OBSTRUCTION. To tux Eviror or 7: 1 ask, a8 otbers ba’ tous policeman ?”? Lior flour Heratp:— moat opprobious epithets. ‘ NEEDLESS DELAYS AT THE TAX OFFICE, To Tux Epiron ov tue Heraup:— Why {6 1 that the Receiver of Taxes doi nish a sufficient corps of clerks, so that persous wish- ing to pay their taxes may not be detalued for three or more hours? Tuesday morning I called at a quarter Past seven to got a bill so us (0 pay taxes and had to | ~~ wait in a surging line until quarter-} A, I received it Then I bad to go up stairs und wait in line until after two o’clock before | could pay the bili. Any business mau who conducted his ollice so poorly would soon be pushed to the wal eutitied to some consideration and eught to be waited upon promptly and not compeiled to stand ve a crowd for hours aud hours, THE PRICE OF PROVISIONS, To tas Epitox oy tas Heratp:— Noticing your correspondent’s remarks in regard to the high price of bread and living in Brooklyn, I agree with “A Baker’? it 18 “the doarost city in the Among the articles most notably high priced are crackers, which, being in A Buker’s”” line, perbaps he can explain. for a decent oyster cracker twonty cents per pound, which I'can buy in Syracuse equally good at retail for eight cents. Potatoes, which are towns at twenty-live to hirty cents tailed here at twenty-five ceuts which wore offered me irom wagons at filty to sixty cents a bushel, my grocer charge’ me twenty conts a Butter forty cents, which can be bought And this is about world to live in,” halt peck. in the country at twonty-five cents. the proportion all round, One-eighth barrot flours or $13 20 per barr jod ty cous a “te yn grocers expiai mh SSROOKLYN HOUSEKEEPER, WHO 18 HE? To tax Epiror or tuk Henarp:— An officor of the Eighth precinct committed, last Saturday night, what I call a most unpardonable assault Tho darkness of the night pre- ‘vented me from obtaining bis number, but he ts a tall, slim fellow, with dark hair anda look not at all pro- His beat on the night tn question was in Greono street, the first two blocks on the gouth side ot Houston strect, The uniortuaate girl Premises, and ona you2g woman. possessing. was in front the officer noble knight are nighely. RECEIVER AS BAD AS THIEF, On the 20th of August last Herman C. Bush, a cart- man tn the employ of Theodore W. Trowbridge, o1 No, 121 Franklin street, was intrusted with a box conta! ing seven pieces of cassimere valued at $700, Neither the goods or Bush wero beard from until a day or eo ago when Mr. 0. J. Bush received a letter dated Cin- cinnatt, October 17, 1877, and siguea by Bush, which stated that he had pawned two picces of the cloth at ey street, the other five hesold to a dew on nthe northwest corser of Baxter aud Leonard streots, Acting oo this informativn detectives pro- Kana's place and found tue two pieces, 48 ter street, a clotnii ro Mr. Tro ous und five vests Kabo’s, in Di coeded to next Wont to identilied twenty -fi as being made fror was brought befor Court, but denied having boug! that his son, Sumuel Lezarus, was the purchaser, He was held in $1,500 bail to answer of her suddenly to take hold of her. ot Pp oping minded me of a sco question is, would to act in this way if it bad bi was oniy ar outcast, tia true, but tb cuse him for his fiendish act. Iam unacquainted with either the officer or the girl, bapponing only to be jug atthe time. Being a astrauger in that noigh Borhood, rbaps this is only ove of tho scenes that enacted, If so, them the fate of these fallen oaes must be own appeared rd indeed, A MOTHER'S H&ART BROKEN, At the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning, be- fore Justice Duffy, William MeMahon, of No. 50 West | * Broadway, charged Jobn Woygand and James Reilly, | two *hard-looking youths, with breaking into his liquor store on Sunday wight. They torced open the | Alter ent front door by wresting off the padlock, {ng they attempted to upen a salé contaimng $120, , taking with them six cigars, Yes- ective Fogarty, of the Fiith precinct, found and arrested them, When arraigned before tae Court Reilly's broiner, a very respectable jooking young man, stated to thy Justice that when his motner heard of ‘bis brother's arrest Justice Dufly said it was the sud- ever came beiore him. Ho held bown prisoners in $1,000 bail to auswer at General Sessions, but failed, and terday them in Thomas street, she dropped dead. dest case th The tax, COMMUTER, Al this rate the baker hich cost him this lor an article of iret RLO asked, “Where isthe ubiqui- During my daily trip to my piace of business I pave occasion to pars through Broome street, Opposite No, 383 1s an obstruction in the shape of a brobdignagian paper staud, or rather paper house, of such proportions ag to be a grent impedi- ment to pedestrians, Ou remonsirating one morning with the proprietor | was greeted with a storm of the it eleven before COBMO, My grocer charges me id tn the country aro re- bushel peck, Tomatoes, costing $1 eu cents cach, Now let tue . CG 8 ico Duffy at the Tombe Police he goods, and claimed TOO MUCH NEURALGIA. “Cronin, they say you were noisy, fighting, and a very drunken man,’’ said the Justico in the Filty- seventh Street Court yesterday. Cronin, trying to count the flies on the floor, ““Neu- no drun Why, thea, do you roam Support seven orphans,” “But, if you can rash around and make a noise in the thoroughiares, why not go to work dae- for—tood—orphans’ — Falgie io contly?”? “unly sing mou'hs, Cant, Judge. two, other. to lungs, Y’ono! “Your cage ii to got pennies Neuralgia in head, Y “Why don’t the orpha Eide: rs, one hand; Youngest fell down aron way, und no good euralgia in—"? done, Six months’? THE POYNTZ TRAGEDY, Mary Elizabeth Evans, joiotly indicted with bor hus. band, Natbaurel Evans, for tue killing ot Thomas J, Brentwood, Suffolk county, on will be placed on Poyntz at her hous the night of tho 20th of January | trial in the Suffolk County Court, Oyer and Terminer, c Mra, Evans fs the fret woman rin the county, and it is twenty- two years since any person has been tried in tue acapital offence, and thea the victim was the brother of the present prosecuting oMcer, District Attorney Wickham. ever trie: county t A COSTLY KNAPP, Henry J. Knapp foll asleep in bis office at No. 778 Sixth avonue, yesterday, and when ho awoke missed his $125 gola watch. from his pocket by aboy named William Crowe aod He said bis name was Henry Haynes, He was heid to answer iu $1,000 in the Filty-seventh ‘WAS arrested, Stret Court, Tho thiel w rourrical ‘rita DONE CULAP Yor POASHL AT THE M N yt Ali KIN ROPO q NTENG OFF IOL, Ww ANN BI, seon inking it Every evening hundreds of passengers are deprived of the pleasure of reading on account of the dim light. not this Otherwise very accommodating railroad com- pany bear ang grant our request? wi not fur ore aro Pork when attempted The suddenness of the action gomewhbat surprised her, and she gently resisted this ciud, With this be grasped ner bair, and for three fong blocks be iu this way irl to the station house, ww “Oliver Twist,’? 8 brute of a iellow bave dared on in open daylight? Sue does not ex- It re- Now, the ney 0 oridge roat SS OCTOBER 24, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. DANCING ACADEMIES. __ EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. . paAtses DANCING ACADEMY; CLASSES 114 [pst STATES MATL DINE sti. AN ro.Qti ie Went id: private academy, 212 East AND LIVERP fia PRIVATE LhsSONS aay ee 4 TUESDAY. i b River, ‘OK “DaNGIxG, NEVAD AS Uet 0 2 i WYOMING. Sov 12.1 Tiso ay Jor reception of pupils, = | 1DAiO. vesRov. woe WISGONoE Nov. 20, 3 P. M. gentlemen, and private ‘Cabin, 8 $05 an |, Currency. yyy Intermedia: Ke, #2 {a and out of town supplied a bamsencers booked to ‘Hamburg, Norway, weden, &e. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger us Send for cirew 239 BLEECKER as iay and Friday evenings; TERMS ILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. GERMAN LLOYD CARTIER’ As speci are (40h ay. side).—Private lessons any hour; glide RT steamship line between $ “DANCING ACADEMY, 8 UNION n. Havre and Bremen. in six private lessons, York, Southampton, Lon- ont of 2d st., Hoboken, KR. Saturday, bd 10 9 COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, Moe ‘ “AsD inka ‘The steamers will sali from pler 36 forth River as fol- lows, GEN Feat WHITNEY. Wednesday, October COLE Rt Saturday. October 2 See Maw Uricann alsect tacches fag Texns freight there Morgan's Louleians and Te: Re mships to Texas po nis on the Mi Central, Hareisbiarg Ban Antonio, “ie and Fulton landed at Hock port. ports, my yr re iy te" BES ce pier 3 North ee ERMUDA, ST. are QAP, WEST INDIRS FIER Bae muil steamer CANIMA ts intended to sail Hlermeds on Thurstay. October 23, ond November Aommake Ing close connections there with royal mall steamer for Rt. eo most di NCHOR ERE UNIO SPATES Mall, ND GLAn HOT CLASSES FOR DANCT between 27th and 26th sts. For partic: | ASPHIRIA- oh fy rah {Sautbolsia Liaw LIVERPOOS, on Pabsaxnos children now forming; Saturaay mornings, 33 West 45th ay. Bee iesPbats DANCING beat fe ¥, 5: av. (bank building). —Recept SoTU ST. SELEUT DANOING CLASSES FOR Cabin xen Draite issued for any ania Company's pars iN & AMILTO: Hat 212 oh ot, —ide Waltz a speciaity. suire Wednesday evening. 20 and 21 Ni KELLYS DANCING ACADEMY, 210 ENDEWSON BROS. Agen ery ant 57th :. AND MES. FERNANDO'S SELECT PRIVATE classes (ot eight) for married and single cow With « view te sere Mf this Lis mo | see apeeitic coures f P H. REILLYS Frame DANCING SCHOOL 20} 25, at ‘Ou the outward Passage trom Queen: or Beston se Ly as Uctol 28 Bust 21st et The Reilly Lan. | nothing to Tbe introduced ak Sarayocn taught to clave atspectal | On the homeward passage crossin rates, Calis received only Thursday mornings, to3 PY. M. | 42 latitad betty 9 to the nests ot 4: Send stamp for circular, NEW Y. Wed., Oot. 26 Aadvous MUS) MUSICAL, Wes: ork St ! RI Atay exer ER, YOCKL AND” INSTRUMENTAL; Cabin passage, 860, $80, Bl) and 130, gold ‘acco! co: HU cents Lessa: ¢ relerence given. | commodation. se, bir and on favorabie terms. L, box 140 the C ih o tamil GENTLEMAN OF GREA’ nservatory of Music in Paris, desires m situation or xchool, or would give French and German ; dow rat Fretsat and pas T EXPERIENCE, FROM HARLES G. FRANCKL To Cavin, a5 to § 870. 5, sccerding to accommodations, 9 office No. 4 Bowling Green. Bigeken pa DANCING ACADEMY. 381 BRUOME ST, — rday, Nov. td ances In one course of lessons, oushampton, Lor Roparate prey or Indios, go lemen and children, 4. Cabn, $0, gl Bt lesson privately uni pei eee arKe. 100, Id; Second Can! a, d, id 5 pony Pv ATE INSTRUCTION at all cy: Ketury Tickets at reduced rates. CLASS FOR TUESD vad dtoerage Certifies Lary curreney. EGRRLAa aaa DANCING ACADEMY, ‘or oleh i Buy ‘Wrat 4h st.—Waltz and five dances taught periectly LIBS & Co.,2 Bowling Green. i, STEAMERS. Nov, aE ov. 17.2 PMs nen Thursdays. For cir ‘seorage, B20, OU Tet Los DON bitecr. Baa Seah Private lemons auste: ATX oet uaa P.M. UTOMTA,...-2-Ock 31, noon bin, York, iow 7 Bowling Green, all seasons of mn to New York ming the aeriaten oro ‘nt 43 latitude, oF of 43. iE yhee ridian of 50 at K To L VEABOGE AND @ QUEENSTOWS. | Stocrage tickets to and from all purts of Europe at very Agent, ENGERS AS bork from the Cunard wharf, foot of Gri RVATORY OF MUSIC Uctobe: d door east Sth ay. (incorporated), City, ut 7 GF RA A. M., on Wednesday, 24. a5 mn Y 1 PIASO IN Wabi ‘alow eal teacher, c! sity, for an englien an tiflo School, Addi office. N EXPERIENCED OLNSSICAL \ND WATHESATI- es private pupils; STATE OF LOULBIANA,, First Cabin, $60 and $70, accor Return Tickets at Teduced ‘rates ne list of lorei, 8 a8 Lo prepar versity, Lisevaras Goluuudia, Yale, sot ress TEACHISR, box 145 Herald Uptown Jassical sols univers STERKAGE a VIOKETS A Y's Pike Foot oF ANAL sons in Kuglis ‘ptown Brni YOUNG LAD ad education, Adaros hoff ais Aisi DIPLOMER, WILL GIVE LES: ach and music to ladies of nexiect- REASONABLE TERMS, Herald wn ITR 8 LINE, ong) FOR PQveUAS) a CaBer N 7 Broadway, ity family wante German tutor wants French and Lstin tutor; Southern family wanty governess understanding, kind H GON lady diplomer FRENCH LADY; family ap Hudsot garvens Southern sehool | CKLT Novemb er 52 North ® degree of comfort litherto unattainable at For inspection of plans and otnei rvom 23, ‘dren: Hing; best t iftice. ee OVERNESS bd TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE OF CHIL- 2 teacl tho compaay’s alice, ’ French and German: no objection vo PER STEAMSUIP ABY: sday, ‘Thurday, November 1 Thurwlay, November 3 to Accomodation Second Cabin, $45 Ts 1; Poa BWT se co. Agents. No. 72 Hrondwar, gst att ey can _ SINLA EM: nd st, Jemey 1877. CHAS, yer 10, River. antiy demanded; 1m White Star dock, ‘nailed tor seam Rates—Suloon, 880 and $100, in. gold. 30 Kane 14 tickets on rensonable terms, steerage, 82%, curreney. Saloon, stateroom: king and bath rooms wre placed amidships. where the noise and motion aro least, affurding information apply at mpeawere a coke ia Lary estimonials, Address box 140 New York ‘AMBURG-ANERIOAN PAUK™T COMP V ANTED—AN teach # distri EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN TO ct school in Westcnester county; must LLERT. ay GOtn at drawing. Apply lerstand Latin. Call on or addross THOS. G, WILL- Dp i stor, Ne Ye 4 ail pe n Second Vabin, $60, gold: Steers WASTED-4 GERMAN RESIDENT GOVERNESS, | KUNHARDT & CO. competent to * General and to teach the rr tor vocal iustruct in English and German branches iments of tue piano. Cali at 120 Last OOLS NEAR CITY, a NG instrumental music; lady foc ‘ronch, German and t Teacher's Bureau, 67 West 3otn st. Steamer and drawing and painting; also a lady tor F: VIA ROTHERDAM, OLD Tenders are iy Cast 1 Wrou rap t Iron 8 ‘The mere will} may up azreed upo RY MoNtieal, Shoet Iron will be required, the und NRAND TRUNK BAILWAY old Ayd Tron Car Whee! mn Sort Old Brass Bearings Spring Steel scrap White Metal Scrap Wrought Iron Serap . 4 ‘Trunk Railway, as may b made in the United states t Q' Giry OF CHE equested to state price per pound or | CULY OF CHESt ER 40 pounds and to name place where delivery | CITY Or MciMosD TERMS CASH ON DELIV: Tenders guaored “Tender tor Serap”’ ed on or before Saturday, Novemb: yon Oct. 17, 1877. Adi} ’ Ste mer ROMERDAM TALIAN, ENGLISH, GER. Ses Kk: conversation in'modern langaaxes | snali'ce tho Nechorlanta” Y, Herald Uptown oliice. public. ‘Trips For fr F PROPOSALS. CANADA, Le for Plymouth, Cherbourg snd 4 Members? en KOR Ageritny writ ee ee York, iT UTE RLGTUM oie. KE,” SWITZen. AY ¥’8 LINE TO pyember 3 cireying ‘the United States mail to the Netherlands, are great favorites with the gular, rates low, comfort and living perfect. MORRIS, Broaaway Kuropean xpress), MATEKIAL FOR SALE. ay tor the foll enero Old Mat ORT HURON, MICH. HE AMERICAN BTLAMHIILE OF PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL Thi PP, aren atlantic line, jal Estimated Quantity. | OA. iling every 50 sons, phia and . SiEDNESDAY om om Liverpool, Be 20 ton 00 ing, | Direct an only » delivered in Detroit ‘or ‘Port Sitaram as PtAND QTRER PLACES IN CAN. 250 tons, TO ANTWERP. For rats TER WRIGHT & 8 807 Walnut sty. Phtindelpitint 82 Brondway, LINE. ling under the AMBRI- URSDAY from Philadel 20 tons, THE RED STAR TINE STEAMSITPS, 8,000 Ibs carrying the Belgian and United States mails, “Salling 2 tons, | every 12 days witernately from Philadelphia and Now York. of passage and eer fy ae apply to 3, General Agents fork. JOHN McDONALD, Agent, 8 Battery placa, ern 20 tons, *3 tou PECIAL TDESEATON FROM? Wa SHINGTON 3 8 yi VATOUES KO, pre Ni orn ft. EVERY NIGHT, the aa AND vente LATEST NEWS, Lton, 3 tom TIONAL LINB—PIERS 44 —FOR ae Wi 8. any point on the Grand upon: but if dellvery is © burchaser to pay duty. PORTLAND, ME. Al FOR Spain, Sat. . ‘Cabin, $55 to $70! carreney £1 upward tssued at very low tate and 73 Broadway. La NMAN_ LINE. FOR 1 From pier 45 Cabin, #60, $90 and #100, goid. able to Steer Saloons, stateroom iver. Y. P Mri roestved by JOSEPH HICK -O smokin vu bashrooms Genorat Manager, November 10,94, Mz en tickets on favor- , BAS, currency. Dratte at lowest rates, amidalips Age adway, New York. House, Edinburgh. and to have gon of Mexico, wh April inst, rs. Joly has Apply to the Caustic st., Edinb Conrt ot Jolly's_ estate: SMART. W. 5., Mex Jolly ts understood to have deen horn in Edinburgh or about 15sh December, torly at Dean Park both heritaole and sions | =| 7 BUROPE. GieEAT, weet x TO BRISTOL sailing from pi ARRAGON, Symons. CORNWALL, (sean Cabin pana, ‘at an early age to Tampico, iu the Gui she was married to the late Mr. Jolly on 346, ame to Great Seitale ie the year at Exe! ‘hey came to ad ire 20" Bren jouse, wh re ire Soy ated on anh jate, consisting of TENB ICA ar SEATLANTIO COMP, FBEL ‘ORK left @ considerable 'j. MONCREIFF, © A. 46 " hun teen appoluted, by the Beotland, Jndictal Factor on Mrs. ra. MORTON, NELLSON & gente. My umn pan HI, mona FE, Traveli 19 Youx ten , ISDINBURGH, September 24, 1 Ht SPLENDIDE IN FRONT. OF THE Jrwad Overa and next door to she Now York Herald AOUFIC MALL AND. PANAMA THAN Keading iy ms, Avenue do BULP comfortable and cf For OALIFORNIA JAPAN, cil . BRITISH CO MBIA, ORE ‘edi | vin Piymouth, Cherv GAM. town (Cu Ireland nde nd mi Rwod: Hermuda and St. 6 San Kuseralia & wil fail to (ougned) ANTED—AB els Unrpet, Herald office, W ‘AD tetany W ANTED—A. POST POST OFFIOK The foreign mai 27, 1877 will close at tn iur Europe, by stoamstip M ALM Queenstown (corr by this sroamer mush be Poerialy adure for France direct, Thursday, at 14M, for Europe, for iurope. by steamship Adrintic, vin Queens. Abyssinia nnd Adria jeu and Norway. ‘The mails for Brasil direct and Argentine, via Krasil, leave New York Ostover 25, The mails for China and Japan a ai. vs. The Gilman, Clinton and sprin field Ratiroxd Com. In Chancery.—On IN7M, when they will Cver debarred from provinu thelr” said bo tho proce ds of the sale of sad road. WANTED TO PURCHASE. Bi AN ACTIVE SUSINESS ES the hay and feed trade, 8. Ms Ju. ral Operating Vaso, Aduross 18 Denn ot ME Ane ac, Fekgatt Loans negotiate ~ MILLINERY AND oe OFFICE SOTICK, orion. lorthe week bonding Saturday, October fuendy, at & A. Steamship COLO: connecting for Peart from SAN FRA yon | Steamship CITY uy TORI Aiyerinin, | From SAN FitA id. R ALIA AND NEW Zt. Steamship AUSTRALLA,. Weunente For troight or passage apniy nt compe Bowling G via lave. ip Geliert, v Saturday, at od), y steamship Hereire by stoamahi dure and Hamburg; on R HAVAN SARATOGA (new), JAM 1 Loses a 2/280 wine, Band WARD & OC NOB, AND ST. JOU CROMWBLL LINE, 4 Bae will ledye pier 10 3PM. For freight AMAN, 80) Went ste N. ¥., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAII a FREIGHT AND PASSAGE he 0 not tak i mn The malis for the West Indie via ‘Thomas, will leave New York Ortover 25, will Francisco November 3. The mails tor I leave Ban Erand isco November 7. ‘ L. JAMES, Postmaster, TY OF sERIDA, Reynolds. onken, TEU chror stelot of tillnola.-cLevi P Morton ct ¥o) VERA ing and fiiue the petition of that the hoiders of BROMANTS The fine now iron stoamer GLEN Captain Samuel Mardon, will sail for P Baia, Thursduy next. Getober 25. at 4 FM. their prop of the allroad, less th at For | Paurnger enznzoments apply 10 the BORLAND. 70 Wail st North I MUS OF PANAS fa Satur) SCO" TO, RANDWICh TILSON aNEvaON SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, sailing from Eaxle pier, Hoboken, as follows: — eeine Wi poe nnn ~~ | YEDDO.. October 25 | OTKANTO.....November 10 BiRS WANTEI ie Firat enbia, currency. xp hxcursion tickets ou very ta. the tate Mrs, Christine of Christian Ann Bonthron or Jolly, | jrinble terms | Through tickets issued to Continental sts witow of Stewart Lyell Jolly, Kew, Inte of Dean Park Whlakt KA tee “CHARLES L. STEAMSHIP LING (ENGLAND) DIREOT, 18 East River as follows :— Thureda: cai AND HAVE, VIA PLY. bier “vedio River. foot of i oe Weincety, Movenone 7AM, a BEBEAN, , Agent, 55 Brondva S31 “STEAM. INA, AUSTRALIA, NEW EGON A. October 31 je parts. 1sco, nto JapAS AND CHINA, November 3 ISLANDS, November 7 fen, New York. YORK AND CUBA MalL STEAMSILIP LINE from pier 17 rast River, for Germany, Scotland and Nore ut ifleent accommodations f bo forwarded hy this steamer must be specially saving arms pemommoel rceateongt ee at 6 A.M. for Scouland and North of | at stip Anchoria, via M NIAGARA (now), 2280 North River, OF passage ap- Ls. 8 IN RBDUCED, Steamors lonve pior No. 3 North Rive. nt 31, M. Saturday, Oct. 27 Rarer states | SITY OF WA inary i tisstierman, | Ll = ‘ON (new), Thininerma: Rte defect R CRUZ b NEW ORL deb 31 LINE OF STREAMERS TO RRAZ(U— NOX, 1,009 tons, nambuco and from pier 14 Has aplondid passenger necommod ition amidships, agent, It B. W ORLEANS DIKECT.—THE ChOM tontnship NEW ORLEANS, Satarday, € from pier 9 North River. h pili of Inding given to Mobile points ou the Miasissippt I apply to C LARK AE SEAMAN, 56 West at fe | (PEXAS, LIne FOR GALY BST will sail Saturday, October - freight. aud ville tn Rockport and Brow! anded ac Kock port rior weromm dations) JOUN A. JONES, Cioth, vas INTEREST IN RUG STOKE; MU 4 ah Lo. do a fair business, Addi oUF 7% YARDA VELYER ON AR Tn good condition. Addtets CARPRT, \ NUMBER OF SECOND HAND STEAM it hoating large factory. Addre: oO” DOMINION STEAMSIIIP GOMPAN SE ND HAND SURGEON'S G for NORFOLK, CITY POINT and. RU DAYS, [UL SDAYS AND SATURDAYS, necting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air} Jonst Line, Piedmont Air bine, ¢ id and with the company" rolina wad Vir DRY ‘GOuDs. 3 WAIR SHA Fol L ALE CHEAP Hast 4th will A Se FTE AstWwittoug orite Masonic and overytht soll wt nuif the cust of imp: ay, ment 10th | Freights received s Plor 37 <5 | oltics No. 197 Greonwiel NL Mi DENTISTRY ner Dit stoametips will ant . foot of Coder at., for I WS, 377 6th . La Tomple; rubber, collulota, xoid, in mechanical dentistry with despatch ; For freight of passnmy TOUC Wost.—steamer KIO GRANDE, Captain Bolger, 7.at 3 P.M." from plar 20 f tading gi and vo Corpus { r apenke and Obio Kai re team line $0 interior ports ia rc. uh River. SREADY President WELL LINK jetober 27, and principal HING AT Y, sailing from pier 87 North River, t 3 Ling, Atiantio NEWHERN api WA SILER GTON, sero at. Norfotk), f MARIE TILMANN'S SOF PARTS, AGEN D IM. | every TL Espa JRE OAY an RDAY. porter, latest modes of fine French’ Bounets, 428 6th | LN WES. b . MONDAY, and 7" DAY, at sa ee | Feil thst bac for KEHOBOTH BEACH and OOBAN CITY, M B CAMILLE Di LACY HAS JEIVED AN Passonver aecommodation unsu other case of imported Bonnets, the newest shades f lading to all points per ce "General Wednesday, October 24 an sy oxide ys No, 3T7 Gth av. 5 = passage, having unsurpassed accommo BEAUTIFCL ARTIFICIAL TRETH, yo) GUM. BR . be warranted, 262 6th ave, ovtablisbed 1651, + “New York Dental oe WM MEADEK, 1 MoKBLUAK LULING & Cu, Agents in JLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green, Ha vane Fe NASSAU, N. PREGULAR WAIL STRAMSHIE CARONDEL AT will sal sail from pigr 16 Kast River, Satur BAY, Moreno RAT. FERRIS & CU..62 South st TRAVELLERS’ Guin. os ABBANY, BVENING Moats’ WHOrLE's leave pier 41 North River, Lec week day, at for Albans Staterooms comfortably warmed. Fer Free transfer by boats of the ‘ Brookiva Anue: TROY BOATS.—CITIAENS LINE FOR TROY, A sconnocting with all railroads, North, East and We ce stoumers leave daily’ (Saturday oacepted) at @ Po rope per 49 North River, foot Leroy su LINES vw. $130 Jatiy tren AND jaya ane Bi) aa are lly from pier 42, foot of . at6 P. M., tor pas- are a trols. Fare, $1, Berths free. {’: RIVER LINE FOK BOSTON vat olnts East. ant mammoth pees oe BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE | Pr) day oxcenied) sagt oy Sadak eg K P DANBURY VAILY.—CHANGR Of Ea Cs ay BERD acee a 3 'P. fe Aap a ™. it plo 37 aa with Excursion tickets 50. Haven railroads, Reduced fare, 38 cents, po PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, THE OLD ESTABLISHED BO 74 AND SHOR? LINB NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, 13 through trains each, way daily; 9 depots ia Phtladelphiay New York, Double Track, the most improved on fastest time consistent with absolute ON AND APTER J Rael ag 25, Express trains leave N. 5508 “iaeat eer ‘ow York, via ner nto D8 (290 Lt Bs r) aso F. A, Sundays, 0 A, a io Bouts of “Brooklyn Annex" connect with ‘a tag trains at Jersey City, aifurding speedy and direct transler for Brooklyn travel, Returning trains ieave Phiindelphia 3.35, 6, 7 0, 8, 83d and LL A.M. (Limited Express 1:35 P. 4), 2, 4, 5:80, 7 |. and mn night. On, Sunday, 335, 8 ‘0, 1 Astor House jo, 4 Court ot. Hoboken; Emigrant Ticket ‘omtce, “Na. 8 Batvery LL. P. FEB. Oi FRANK THOMS! THE, OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE FOR Boxton.—Not a trip migsed in seven consecutive years, Elegant steamers lenve trom pier 33 North River, toot of Jay 5 P. M. daily (except Sundays). Hine “deolghi ontya ‘steamers trom pier 29 foot of Wurron st. at OP, SM. ssonger Agent, In th t ik LADY WISHES A PLEASANT ROOM, IN. EXe AAphange for lessons in muste oF drawing or portraits In pees roforences, Address M. P., Herald office, 1,285 rondway, As URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—WHERE RENT iit be wholly oF partly taken in board. STANTON, a oflice. N UNFURNISHED HOUSK—WHERE KENT OR portion will be taken in board. 8. C., Herald Uptown office, JURNISHED HOU! WANTED for families waiting: nleo anfurnish TER & GRIFFIN, 56 Kast 234 at, JPAMILY OF ADULTS DESIRE A COMPORTABLE House, from 8th to SOth st, a4 aed Oth ave. : reas S800 to $1,000; no atiention pald t0 brokers, Address U., box 151 Heraid office. [SHKD FLAT WANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF three adults; price not to exceed #50 to $40 per month for ihe, winter, Addi with partieul R., Dox Hei iMEDIATELY, UKNISUED FLOOR WANTED—WITHOUT BOARD, for atamily, near Union or Madison aquaron, Aduross, with particulars, J. East 17th ot TO TAKE CARE “OF A CHUTZE, — House, unfurnished; ma muat be very low, Add: ANTED—IN THE CITY OR HARLEM, BETWEEN 3a and 6th avs, a small House; inust be in good order, wiih all improvemsints, Address. xhving lowest rent ‘asked Bud exact location, C. WILLIAMS: 10) Herald offie, ANTED re WED OUSK location from 42d wt. ww venue carn; price not o * od $225 per ‘month. Address KOBSMO:E, Herald office. Waste on second foot housekeepin| % Huth xts reap: etable neighborhood; a moder- ate rent wil be paid bye responsible tenant, Addrons B., box 432 New York Post office INTED UNTIL MAY OR JUNE od House for private famii ered $1, Ok Addross B. ED FLOOR FOR LiGH? th a private family. in ® it fall ‘particulars, 5. fe C., box 4 i @ ntrietly side, boluw y ANTED TO RENT—TWO HOUSES, SEPARATE OR adjoining. one with steam power, the other for light Toxnufacruring purposes: locest Address, with full particulars ad TUREE OR FO! Mi tor sight hs hoarekeoping tw ridslty of 334 av., wit! pay $35 por mon! MO. M., ifetata Uptown office, FURNITURK. Acer owe Ri DAY—OVET BHD, WORTH Or 736 octave ‘rosewood PI upright V4 tor Suits, covercd in crimson s silver pnflin 8, Cabin ter, Library and Dini Ait. price list; weekly or 1 7 Iss’ PATENT FOLDING BEDS—MOsT USEFUL articles for dwelling or business, in Tables, Bureaus, Desks, &e.; require very small of bed, ali bedding placed in, besites bookcase, de. Manufacturer, . Kass, JPECIAL INDUCEM ENTS i. KGRAAF & COCHRANE, 152 and 154 West si xcs between Oth abd 7th ave, Furniture Manufacturers of every description, KEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN ror Carpets and Bedding at BA’ , corner Browne; gr ft seasetioe mont and easiost GRATES AND PEA DERS THE LARGEST SARU- if down grates for o di sch coal oe renee Wi Om old ira Be Msi AND MARBLEIZED MarR gnis, Headstones, Vivo Fling, Plamber's an niture Slade, a rade, A. KUABER, 194 nad 136" Bact 18th st, heat S KLABER & OO.. WEST SisT S WEE t.Hroadway and Sth av.—Retabiished 1848; Mantels, Tiling, Monuments at reduced prices; specialty. Pinmbers Siabe & STORAGE. abe BROT TER STORAGE WAKE. A7ih sh. separate Rooms for age, hc-; Inspection volte FIRST OLASS STORAGE. ESTAULISUMENT, 100 to 115 Hast 44th at, for furniture, baggage, carriages, &e. : compares rod, Highied, ventilated: wccom- ts, plaster taodations for examining ba on fret Boor inspection invited. HORE RRILLY BROTHERS. PUAEGRICS WAREHOUSES. Sr AV. FROM 3D 79 san compart: 4th st—Storae tor furniture, baggace, wares of every description. in separate close ments, always accosaibie, Uilce 300 Wane 34th st LOB wiensez Miuce' “deur charges 687071 AY. POWEUS STORAGE WARE ROOM! for turuiture aud earpets; money advanced. Fi floor, rear office, Whst WATCHES, JEWELRY. au, NOE T77 BLE he Diamonds, ot tele Nis BROADWAY, ox DOOR BELOW, 215T ST.— negotiated on W D Hinte Shawls bought and sold. Lar mo. LYNCH, | DWOSDS AND | FINE WATCiES Less THAN waual prices, MILLS & COLBMAN, 180 Grand ot. M FOR LAMONDS, Wi 1) Watches atta ihawier eC he. atvauce. GEO, 0, att near 2b st. N ONEKY “qovANGED a ON pity pal wine bought and sol Mee, L267, BROADWAY, OVEK HBRALD UPTO TOW RY = Se Wareen deav for indies; br roadway, Viewon atebe ewelr) tind void, on vowitiiby hkud ,