The New York Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1877, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, : NOVEMBER +1, 187 THE ‘COURTS. A Savage Wife's Rule of Anarchy and Domestic Violence. DISSATISFIED FLEDGLINGS OF THR BAR. Suits Against the City Smacking of the Palmy “Ring” Days. LEGAL “CORNER” ON JAY GOULD. George Kiett has brought a sult for limited divorce Against his wife, Elizabeth Klett, and the facts de- Velop & somewhat curious condition of domestic’ In- felicity, In bis complaint ho states that he was mar- Pied to the dotendaus im this clty on tho 28d of May, 1871; that since their marriage the defendant ‘has treated him ina cruel and inhuman mannor, and has utterly failod and neglected to provide for’him, al- ‘hough he bas been a kind and faithiul husband to her, Hoe states that on one occasion in the month of Fob- Puary last, his wife, without any cause whatevor, loft her home in Seventy-seoond street, bet, within a few daya thereafter, roturnod and completely demolished @very piece of furniture contained in his house; that in the same month the defendant, Reo 4D AXo, throatened to split Lis head open, ut be, tearful of tho consequences of such an attack, ‘ook ealoty in flight. Having thus satisiactorily ex- hibited her ascendancy in the household, Ars, Klot With a view to vary the meouotony of their peacetal home, would calmly inform hor lord and master tha: She would kit! him, and in fact after we lit @pisode, and in the same month, seizod a carvin, ey tay ng, “This 1 willrun through your bear Dn the knife) the next time { see you.” This roidable attitude of his demonstrative spouse struck terror to that portion of bis corporeal boing thus threat- ened and again Mr, Kiets, with commendable prudence ‘Gud Joresight, fed trom ber presence and took refage fn other und logs dangerous lucalitiesy Mr. Klott, Continuing the narrative of his woes, says, “that in tho month of August, 1877, the defendant obliterated and seratched the ieatures of thie platntin §o that ho was compelled to remain in his houge for Several wecks in cousequence of such assault”? He furtuer alleges that her wholo course of conduct toward him bas been uniformiy brutal and avasive; that she has a violent temper and tt fs unsaie for him louger to live with be jot only has she beco thus cruel and abusive to him, but has also exhibited the fame prochivities toward three childrea of a tormer Wite, and particulurly as tollows:—*Suid defendant, in the year 1376, bsoke’ the nose of one of said children with @ broomstick, and attempted to cut the neck Ol one of the other of said children, but only suc- coeded in cutting off the our of sujd onild, and when faid cbild attempted to escape trom sald defendant sho throw 4 kettle of boiling hot water at said child, aud tculding said child so that the lite of said child was Gespaired of.” Mr. Klett accordingly asked for s geparation, aud no answer buving yet been put in, Judgo Rovingon yesterday ordered a reference to take testimony and report, In the sult for divorce brought by Joseph Gross Against Yelja Gross Mr. Richard 3 Newcomb, the Teferee, has reported to Court that the facts $howod thut the purtics were murried in Austria in 1854; that the defendant was granted a divorces in 1872 by a Jewish rabbi, aud that upou obtaining such. al- Yoroo the defendant wag married to a Mr, Buckley. The referee fluds the defendant guilty of adultery in arrying Buckley, and that the second marriage was liegal Ho annexes to bis report that although the detenuant was guilty of adultery under the laws of this State, sue yet belleved the ravbi’s divorce to be binding and that sho was entitied to marry again, and ie Bsked the Coyrt to take these facts into consi ‘ier. 0) Loua Shillak has brought a suit for divorce against her busband, Jacob Shiliuk, op the ground of adultery, and Judge Freedman, of the Superior Court, yesterday Ordered a reterence in the case, ‘I'ne complaint states that the parties wore married on tho 25th of February Jast, in this city, and that the defendant bus since com- mitted aduigery with divers women whose names are hot stated, THE NEWLY MADE ATTORNEYS. The class of nineteen young men who have just beon admitied to tho bar as attorneys under the new Fale of the Court of Appeals have concluaed to appeal from the decision of the general term published in yesterday’s Uenaip refusing to admit them as coun- fellors, The grounds of appeui aro understood to bo— first, thas tho appointment of a cominitee of cx: mination was to ‘examine applicants for admission as attorneys und counsellors of the Supreme Court;’? Aeound, that this commitiee hud certified thut the young men were eutitied to pass as attorneys aud counsellors; and vbird, that the Court of Appeals bas not the power to prescribe apy tiwe for the orucr to take effect, but that the same must be regularly pub- lished, as shown by a recent decision in the Fourth Department, which has never been overruled. In who Feport of thie proceeding yesterday it was made to appear as if some member of the class bad bunded to Judge vavis an injurious brief, whereas the Judzo ouipplgnenlly Charucterized it as an ‘ingenious ri OLD CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY. The Globe Printing Company published the procecd- ings of the city government in the Evening Press trom May 1, 1870, to May 10, 1871, and they cluim that the Gity Owes them $46,668 45, ior which sum they havo brought suit, A motion was made before Judge Dono hue, in Suprome Court, Chambers, yesterday, by Mr. ©. He. Williams, of behalf ot the plalauidts, of a fetes: ence on the ground that the cuse involved the exami- nation of a long account. Assistant Corporation Coan- sel Miller opposed on the ground what the bill was, as alleged, w fraudulent ono; that av authority bad been given for the pavlication; that the paper wus not de- Siguated asa Corporation paper; that the appropriation Wis cxhausted, aud thut there was no ucveasity tor a relereuce, There was a similar motion made by the same Counsel in the same court in the suit ot Phair & Cu. nguinst the oity, to recover for the publication of 9,000 bianks for tho Department of Bautdings. To this case Mr. Miller said that tuis bill was contracted in 186, and audited by what was known as the “Bum- ming Board of Audit,’ which board passed it as cor. Tech, The caso now stuod in the nature of @ judg- Mount against the city, and the motion, though it Might be proper, should uot prevail, because a long examination was required. ho Court tuok the papurs in both cases, , JAY GOULD’S GOLD SPECULATIONS. In the suit of Borry & Heiser, brokers, against Jay + Gould, the full facts of which have giready beon re- ported in the Heraxp, and in which the pluintiffs got @ judgment for somo $400,000 against the defendant, a motion was yesterday made in the Superior Court, Special Term, before Judge Freedman, to amend the Judgment of the refereo and vo set aside the report on ‘the ground of alleged Dyseniestes, Mr. Thomas @, Shearman, Mr, Gould’s counsel, claims that tho judg. ment of the referec, which dirccss payment to tne luiatifie of some $400,000, without any security for he stock and othor collaterals iett with them, simply jeaves the defendunt remedi 1n this regard, inas- Much as the plaintifis are bankrupt apd there wunla de mo means to secure the stocks, he Juugment, bo urged, was not cvncurrent, and should therelore bo Bmeuded, Ho further claimod that the referee had made several fatal errors in computation of interest, which made a difference of somo 000 in the judg. mont The matter was argued atsome length, aud jadgo Freedman took the papers. WORSTED AND COTLON STOCKINGS Two cuses of interest to a certain class of importers @ere decided yesterday, after a trial lasting several days, jn the United States Circuis Court, before Judge Ship- man, Tho first caso was that of Krauso ve, Arthur, tho Collector of the Port. The plalotiif claimed that cer- tain stockings made of cotton und worsiod should pay a duty only of thirty-five per cent, with a drawback of a per cent, und nota duly of lilty cents per pound, was contended by the government that tho article: re made only partly of worsted, an thas importation was prior to the passing of the Revised Statutes, and the question was wiiethor the articles were mude in conformity therewith, and that, if 0, the pluintils were not entitied to the lower rato of dui 'he government also claimed that 1 tho stockings Were mace on frames and had nu worsted in them they were liable to the tull duty, A verdict was von tor the defeudant. The secoud case was that of ‘oxtor V4. Artuur, involving 4 similar question and aso the | ai question im relation to the Revised oth sides agreed Lo submit an urgument to d the result Was uw verdict for the do- remain appeared as spcclul coun - t SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. A jary was drawn yesterday forthe Court of Oyer and Termiver, which opens ou Monday mex. Judgo Brady 1s to hold the Court, Joun Thomas was brought before United su Commissioner Shields, yesterday, charged with pass’ a counterfeit five dollar bill on the First National Bank of Tamaqua, Pa, He was held ior examination in de fault of $1,000 bail. Permission was given yesterday by Judge Donohuo to Mr. Smalley, reoviver of the Clairmont Savings Bank, to bring @ sult against A. A. Marsh to recover reapectively $1,108 86 and $1,600, claimed to be owing by_hitn vo the bank. The New York Protestant Episcopal Public Scnool protest against assessments made ou is property for Inprovements iu Seveuty-seventh street aud peti tioned Judge Donohue to have the same get aside, cloiming UWiat they are excessive, The petiven was denied. Dr. Joba N..Greene Fecover §120, claimed to be owing for ducs and assessmenta Having experi- sneed, as alleged, difficulty in Onding the Doctor at home, so as Lo serve upon him personally a summo the case, application was made yesterday to Ju onobue for leave 10 serve the samo by leaving residence, No, 79 Union square, The appiicatio: ranted. Judge way tageed popenpie cause why 8 mandamus sh: Board of Registers 0! tion district of the Twenty-first assembly dis- trict, directing them to register Ira M. Devoe. It ts fated that Devoe bas previously voted in this dis- trict; thas on presenting himsell for registration be answered promptly every queation but the last one, when, 8eing overcome by nervousness, he was unable to respond, and that on this account he was rejected. ‘vhe order was made returnable to-aay, fi Freedman yesterday the suit of Anna Gerecke aga’ ry Doering, Charies Schneider and Fred Gerecke, which came be- fore the Court ou # motion to compel ber former at- tornevs and Joseph K present attorneys $3,: accounting The plainu penaing the litigation Koch was the property of the defon , lieves, wag wortn $19,000; that the granted nted rei which, as she be- sale realized about $i1, being sufiivient Lo satisfy ber judgment for $4,604; that only $1,400 has beon paid to her, and Shat although she demanded the balance from her former attorneys aud Mr. Koch, a portion bein, the ion of each of thom, the sume hus not been paid, and she believes she will never receive the same unless the Court.compels them to pay hor. The atior- ‘Roys, tt 8 alleged, claim the valance for services. j DECISIONS. SUPBEMF COURT—CHAMDERS. be Judge Donohue, Ingersolt Rock Drill Company vs. Mariposa Land and poy aga ag tm sho matter of Butier.—Mo- tions deni Hunter vs. Fort Royal Ratiroad Company,—Motion denied, Memorandum. Nisser vs, Moore; in the matter of the Bowery Sav- ings Bank.—Granted. Isance va, Hackows—) think in this caso the counsel should be confined to the amount of his villas charged by himself, If thoro is any turther charge or the amount shall bo greater he may havo leavo to sue for it Report so moditled, In she matter of Hulle.—Order ag modified granted. In the matter of the Protestant Kpiscopal Public School; Treuken va, Cavanagn.— Memorandum. An the matter of Fculke,—Motiou denied. 8eo mem- orandum, M Jenvers vs, Bucking.—Motion granted, onsts to abide event, Momorandum. By Judge Van Brant, Abrabams va. Hymaa,—Upinioa. SUPREME COURT, CIRCUIT—PaRT 3, By Judge Van Brunt, ‘Ackley ys. Westervelt.—Motiou for a new trial granted, $20 costs to ublde event, SUPERIOR COUBT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judgo Freedman, Fleming va, The Consolidated Fruit Jar Company,— Motion denied, un! the appellant givo security as prescribed by sections 1,430, 1 ad 1,352. a va, Heyeuga—Motion graniod on pa: of defendant’s costa subsequent to notice of trial Strauss va Solinger, &c.—Motton denied and prelim- inary injunction disclosed, with $10 co: heeseman vs, Keller.—Motion granted, with $10 costa, Morgan, &¢., v3. pemlanee et al.—Motion granted and plaintiff required to file security iu the eum of 8 ford ot al, va Croskor et al.—Motion granted on Payment ofa trial fee und $10 costs tor opposing mo- on, @ Gerecko et al. ve, Doering ot al.—Reteronce ordered. Memorandum. : James A, Harper va Julia A. Harper.—J udgment of divorce in favor of the plaintd, Wilson ve, Manton et al,—Order sottied. Holborow ys Cook ot al,—Memorandum. Lebigh’ va Goldsebmidt.—Movion granted on pay- ment of costs of tuquest and plaintif’s disoursements Gad $10 for opposiug motion. Brown v# Hall ot al.; Shillak va, Shillak.—Refer- ence ordered. Meyer al. vs. Ross; Lauson va, Bochman et al— Commission ordered. Rallway Advertising Compacy vs, Babbitt.—Onaer- taking approved on justification. Fullan vs, Studwell; United States Mercantile Re- porting Company vs. McLoan et al; Dusopbary va a Seyer et al, (No, 1); Same ys, Samo (No, 2)—Or- raged. ders gi COMMON PLEAS~SPECIAL TEBM, By Judge Robinson, Rowe va, Rowe,—Order signed, Hencken vs, Sebastian,- Friedman ve, Golland.—Commission ordered, Petter. vs, Prince.—Order vacating order to cxamine the defendant, Prince, bofore trial granted, Lochram ‘ve, Van Ranat and another,—Motton to uuish defendant demed, with $10 costa, Proceed- ngs dismissed, with leave to review, By Judgo Larremore Meacham and another vs. Colligrion; Aunt va, Col- Ugriou.—Case settled, MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge McAdam. Hateh vs, Ferris. —Opinion, Hellman va, Michel—Judyment for $518 67. Boyd va, Lynch. —Commission oracred, Bulletti va, Schnapp.—Arrest vacatod, do ae James J. ‘tuompsou.—Recuivor’s account ap- Vv Prgiovons vs. Chase; Tomago va Ryder; Healy vs, Woous; O’Convor vs, Marst.—Motions granted, Huwker va. Whitebead.—Dismissed, Neville ve, Neville; Widomeyer va Berrigan; Ken- nedy vs. Carroll; Lee va. Skinuer; Scoane va Hatch.— Detauits, Hughes vs, Taylor.—Surotics approved, Real Kstaie Record Association vs. Suliman; Hirsh- field va. Davidsons Sherman vs. Frazer.—seo indorso- ments on paj Brisa ve. lo, —Tried; Judgment for plaintiff six conte and defendaut to be dischargod on payment of ment, Blobnrof ve. bore Whittemoro vs, Hoddendorf; Rassell vs, Cobo; Hamilton va. Vail; Jackson vs. Smith; Scpultz va Donnelly; Rosenzswoig va. Gold. sloin; Zisuplewan va, Magebana; Keisensonreiber vs, Solomon; Park, Jr., vs. Sledgo; Steinmacher va Lane; The Chase Manulacturiug Company va Gea,— Orders granted, COURL CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Suprema Count—Ouamuens—Held by Judge Don- Ohue.—Nos 78, 92, 94, 127, 148, 186, 191, 218, 270, 202, 209, 320, 319, 372, $76, 380, "345," 360," B80! uou) B01, 843, 305, 393, 349, 401, 400, 402, 405, SUPREMS COURT—GuNxRAL TERM.—Ajourned antl Priuay ve: Surrxeme Court—SrxctaL TxrM.—Adjourned until Monday next Suraeax Court—Cinccrr—Part L —Adjourned until Mouaay next, Part 2.—djourned until Monday next. Part 3—Adjournod wnuil Friday next, SoPRKIOn CouRT—GENkRAL TREM.—@Aujourned until Monday next. SUPERIOK COCRT—SPROIAL TERM.—No day calendar, Serexion CourtT—Triat Terw—Part 1,—Avjourned nti! Mouday wext, Part 2,—Adjourned sor the term. Part &—Adjourned for wne term. Commox Piess—GeNERAL TexM.—Adjourned until Monday nex, Common Pieas—Equry Tkum.—Adjourned Monday next, CoMMON PLEAS—TaRiaL TRRM.—Part 1—Adjourned until Monday next, Purt 2.—Adjourned for toe term. Yurt 8 —Adjourned for the term. Marine Count—TRiaAL TrrM—Part 1.—Adjourned unt Monuay next, vart 2—Heid by Judge Sheri- dape—Nos. 2032, 2133, 2156, 3028, 2101, 1917, 9421, 2154, 2212, 2213, 2214, 2215, 2217, 2218, 2210, Part Adjourned until Monday next . UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT, Wasninatox, Oct. 31, 1877, On motion of Mr. William L. Royal, Mr, Thomas J. Kirkpatrick, of Lynchburg, .Va., was admitted to practice a8 an attorney and counsellor of this court, On motion of Mr. #. Kornan, Mr. Joseph Mulino, of Watertown, N, Y¥., was admitted to practice us an at- torney und counsollor of this court, On motion of Mr, W. Willoughby, Mr, Isaoc H. Shields, of Richmond, Va., was udmitted to practice ag an attorney and counsellor of ehis court, Nos, 968, 969, 970, 971, 972, 973 and 974. Thomas J. Megibven et al, plaintiffs tn error, vs the United States in error to the Circuit Vourt of the United Stutos for tue Drstrfet of Kentucky.—On motion of Mr. Assistant Attornuy General Smith the writs of error in the causes were docketed and dismissed. No 65, Jobu Preston, Jr,, appollunt, va, Thomas L. Preston et al.—T'his cuuso was argued by Mr. William L. Royal, of counsel for appellant, and by Me. '!bomas J. Kirkpatrick for the appellee, No. 66, The Weat Philadelphia Bank, plaintiff tn error, ve. Samuel Dickson ot ul, assignees. —This cause was argued by Mr. C, W. Hornor, of counsel for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Samuel Dickson for the defendant in error. Adjourned uatil to-morro®, THE MARTINEZ CASE, Mr. Manuel Martinez, whose appearance in the Fifty- seventh Streot Court a few days ago was to answer a charge of abandonment preterred by bis wife, Adele, reappeared there yesterday with his counseL The latter banded the Justice a writien agroement made by both parties since the day Martineg was paroled, ‘Phis papor states that Martinez aod the compl $ have lived as man und wife for yours, bat bav r been married. Tho wife agrocs vo reling) all Claitos upon Ler busband in consideration of the pay- ment by bita of $30 4 mouth, whicn I to support the turee children whom the defendant acknowledges ng his, Justice Murray consented to the arrangement, and Martinez was sotat liberty, Mra, Martinex did Ot appear in court, A SHOPLIFTER CAUGHT, Officer Muegrave arrested a young and well dressed ‘wolnan yesterday on the complaint of Charlos Dam, doing business at No, 110 Fulton street, who charged that the prisoner, with two other females, entered his store and while there contrived to secrete two wooll shirts, valued a $3 ihe goods were missed imme diately after the parties had left the store, One of her companions succeeded in escaping with a red ovo skirt. The prisoner was arraigned in the Tombs Police Court, where she gave the name of Mary Mulling Sho ‘the Army and Navy Club bas brought suit against | was held in $800 bail to answer, BO CHRISTIAN ROOS, ADDITIONAL CHARGES PREFERRED AGAINST THE ACGUSED BROKER, The examination in the case of Bo Christian Roos, on charges of embezzlement and grand larceny, was continued before Justice Duffy at the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon. Counsel for the prisoner called to the witness stand the bookkeoper, Moritz Isaac Jacobsen, who was sworn on the preceding day. He gave additional evidence to the effect that the ac- cused was absent from this city during August and September of the present year and thas the frm of Bo Christian Roos & Co, paid all bills aud drafts pro- sented to them up to October 1, with the exception of ‘the draft parchased by John Ahistrom, the complain- ant in the case, On cross-examination by counsel for the Swedish Society in this city the witnesss could pot state whether his employers had more than about four hundred crowns in casb to their credit with the house of Ash, Berger & Co., Stockholm, when Roos & Co, sold tho draft in question to Anlstrom. Counsel for the accused submitted letters and other documents tending to show that bis client had not overdrawn bis crodit with the Stockholm house indi- gated at the time ho sold the draft, and that in a few days after Mr, Ablstrom had purchased it Mr. Roos seut three drafts, amounting in the aggrogate to £275 sterling, on tue Umion Bunk of ndon, to satisfy the Orm of Ash, Berger & Co. Owing to the absence of the accused, who was in Europe at that time, the Union Bank rotused 40 accept tho dratis, counsel said, as they bore the signature of Mr. Jaco! sen, and the bank had no power of attorney authoriz- ing bim to sign for bis saniery This, the counsel ‘sot fortn, was alterward remedied and the money paid to Ash, Berger & Co., who kopt it all and then closed their credit accounts with Mr, Roos, BOOS’ BTORY. The prisoner having been sworn testified that he did not make any reprosentutions whatover to tuduce Ablstrom to purchase the dralt, aud that when he sold dt be supposed it would be paid on presentation, as he bad credit then witn Ash, Berger & Co, sutticient to pay the draft Ho added that the drm named, alter closing his account, ound he was in their debt to the amouut of $1,140, but thut be had not overdrawn tho limit of credit the house had allowed bim. Ho said ‘that the house of Asb, Berger & Uo, was a good and reliuble ove, Justice Duffy remarked that the ossence of tho whole cage lay in the question whether Roos was in- solvent, and Know thay tact at the time he sold the draft, Lt would be conceded, the Court sald, that tho uccused boro a gvod character, ospeciaily for bis friendly and chariavie acts toward bis countrymen, the Swedes in this city, and a# he did not wish to see him remain any longer in prison be was prepured to admit bim to vail 1 1% was offered, To tacilitate the procuring of bail be reduced the amount from $2,000 to $1,500, saying that he would examine the tesuumony and give bin decision ina low days, ANOTHER CHARGR The chargo of John A. Carisen, the miner, who alleges that ho gaye the frm of Koos & Vo, u note tor $00 to collect ior him, and only feceived a small por- tion of the money {rom thein, was next takeu up. The caso on the part of the people was conducted by counsel tor Commissioners of Emigration, Accord- ing to the prisoner’s own testimony he (Roos) was nob in the city at ail at the time Carlsen, who Was a miner working at Oxtord, N. J., says be ieft the note for col- lection, Counsel for the prisouer showed by the evi- dence of Jacobsen that tho compluinant, when the money was colivoted, drew $100 and asked that Roos & Co, keep the remuinder on deposit for him at seven per cent interest. Evidence was ulso offered tonding to show that Carlsen subsequontly brought avother note for $100 from his empivyers and wanted Roos & Co, to purchase 1, Tho evidence being all in the Court. reduced the amount of bail in tuls case from $1,000 to $600, No bondamen appearing the prisonor was remanded, ‘here are otbor serious charges.against Roos. Two Swedish miners arrived in this city trom Wilkesbarre, Pa., ou Tucsday, and proceeded to the Seameu’s Bank for Bavings, Ono making Inquiries there to the amounteach hud on deposit in bis pamo they wero tola there was nothing 10 weir credit, The parties, whose names are, respectively, Lawrence Lindquist dud Jobu Jobuson, yesterday wade uilidavits in the Tombs Police Court, the formor setting Jorth in sube stanco that about two years ago be sent irom Wilkes- barre $70 to Roos & Co., 19 be by them deposited in his name at toe savings bank indicated, und the last named alleging that in May and July, 1876, he had sent to the sume frm $50 and $100, respectively, to bo Placed by them in the same institution, Rocetpts trom Roos & Co. for all threo amounts accompany the afidavits. Jovnson says tuat lis brotucr seut $100 from Tituavilie, lli., with a similar object, to the firm Mentioned, which sum the sender Dow dospairs of ever getting back. SEEKING DIVORCE, Action for divorce hus been instituted in the Sue premo Court, Kings couaty, by Thomas 8, Boyle against Mary Ann Boylo, his wife. Tho plaintiff ts a cigurmaker and bas been marriod many years, having grandchildren, Justice Pratt yesterday allowed $25 counsel fee and directed the Cause to bo tried at once aud before a referee, THE JERSEY POLICE PARADE, The annual parade of the Jersoy City police took place yesterday. Although the weather was very un- propitious the men marched steadily through some of the principal thoroughfares and presented a fine ap- pearance. At the close of the purade a banquet was served at the Continental Hotel, and was attended by Goveraor Bedle, Senator Abbott, Orestes Cleveland, the Police Commissiouers aud many other prominent citizens, REAL ESTATE, Eight sales in foreclosure occurred on the Exchange yesterday. The detuils are as follo’ AY BRENARD sey josure sulo- Also similai ing, with lot 26x94, on Mott st. orth of Hester st,, to plaintiff oY be J, AND 1. PHILLIPS, Bapreme Court fureclosure sulo—Mouso Diofondort, refere—of ie five story brick store und tonomont house, with lot 24.5x100, No, 95 9th av., W. Be, 72 foot n. ot 6th sb., to Voter Balentyne... Also situilar salo—William A, Boyd, roforeo—ot @ house, with lot Zbx0s 9, No. 320 East 4Uib st., a, 250 feet e, of 2d uv., to Franklin Fineh.......+6 BY WILLIAM KENNELLY, 15,075 rior Court forecl lired Erbe. fin plot of lund, 126x104,2%120.7x190, + aad at, 20 it. w. of Int av., to Th YA ie MULLER, Bie, Suprome Court forcelosuro sulo—Jolin M. Bowers, reiereo—of the four story brown stono building, ¥0x100.5, No. 106 Kast OUth st w. of 3d av., to plaintiff...... uy with lot 135.8 Foreclosaro sale, Pleas—Jobn i. ko aforve~1 ° basement brows obo! Ouse, Wai fort No, 174 Kast 10th ot, 0. 6, 18d ft. w, of 3d at by ¢. 3. L¥ Sapertor Vourt foreclosure yalo-Jonn B, Balostior, releree—of 4 plot of land, 50, 1x49.11x36,3x47.5, bu ar Ste Nicholas, w. a, 51.1 it. 6, of 160th 8b., 16 plalnsiiZ.. - ere 4 Total sales for the day, sees ray ‘tual 461.6 ft. @, of Alexander at 141st ot, 0. (28d ward) 11sth st. 8 8, Fitzpatrick wud wi 2d a ‘e. corner of #4th at, wite’ to Joseph theuberz: Byrd st. (irregul AL sutamastond sie: tnt st, new 245 Tw, eott (executor) to Hlixabeth Gdth vb, De we LAD Mt. w, OF AL a ‘J. Bradley nnd wite to B. 1. 1 n, a aST6 Tt we of w i ss. 8,600 126th st., n. #, 100 Mi @ of Sub wy,, 100K: ‘An is. Timpson And hasband to W. B. seuris... 17,500 1420 ah, Be #150 Ite, of Willis ay,,20xi00 Qld ary KB, Ward and husband to A. KE. Leay- 00d 25th we, hes, 75 tb we of Cth wv., 18.5x09,01; Sam- —* sare rubay to Joseph Ilssieks, “Nom. ALL year, A. Davison, n. 6. Same ti fron wy: Bawe vo ison ay, of 126th st., 18 oe, of 126th ecutor), b. % Of USL) st., 6. of 2d av.; 3 your 6,000 Cogtorith Mootaas and wife, to P, Hl, Hedinond. nb ‘Of 56th ate, w. OF Obb av. i your 6,725 Samo to sumo, a # of O6th sh, w. of Oth ar at., w, of Marke: nebo, to fi. W. Se rv. y A. tween 1st and 2d avi ‘2iat at. yours ‘Toplite, mm husband, to Elisa Me Of G8Uh wt, w. of Ath av. ; 3 yours vege 15,000 je Marx, Frederick, to 0. Graff, n. & of 50th st, Ww. oni 10th av. Bears... ees we eeee OO Manning, Jobn W, wad wile, to i 8. Griieh, a, of OMth wt, 0. of 10th ay. 2 yenrs 1,000 WANTED TO PURCHASE. OUNG, EXPERTENCED MAN” WANTS” X~ BAT, eusy terms; would pay HUY down, Addross, with ful purtioul AR, Herald oti BOUT THIRTY YARDS OF CARPET; MUAT BE © decided bargain. D, F. SULLIVAs, i7 Abingdon aqunre, i Elbo 708 Meee an mee eee ANTED—A SECOND HAND FALRBANKS PORTA- ble Hay and Stock Seales, Rs doer i tous; NX Wy vor ‘tatfurm Seal with: 3 AKD MILLS, yogof Koss’ M RYAN M ie COATED CLAYS, NEW" sitar, 5 Goluvery & ron, Liverpool, Kaglaud ‘Agent, A. STEN, 237 Kast Broadway, Now Kor! SALES AT AUCTION. q rts A. Old stand, 87 Nassau et, THIS DAY, aT 12 orc) at 87 Nassau a. byertiad VONTINUATION AND” cla BALE OF BNULIS by W. W. Gree Dexter, Moore, OING OF THB GREAT REECH-LOADER: W. & C © = Pombe Hollis and others. On SATURDAY, at 10% o'clock, 1 1h Purahhare, marci kecs ihe romans ne Household ACoTON Sere rane DAY CTRUMSDAY, HB RGGY MOMTIL MLG ANT Fate ri 120 WES’ EAR Of AV., STHINWAY & suns és ‘Vie ROSEWOOD PIANO. FORT! CENTENNIAL CABINET eon, Piano SEN TINGK BROREES. STATUARY, & 8 . bole-de Pier and Manto! Mirrors, Masieal Boxe: Bronzos, Sevres and Ormolu' Mantel Re! Aud plain Dressing Cases, Bods ‘ashstunds, Chit. Queen Anne and Eastlake; curled bair Beds, Pillows, bolsters, pannees, Chaise, t@ Jn reps, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, ribs, Bookstands, marble top Tables, £a Buffet, bxtension le, Ubairs, cove: to louthor; Sliver, China’ and Glassw: tery, Side Tables, Mirrors, Clocks, &e. Furniture of Kitchen and sor vante’ spartmonta. Over 400 lots by catalogue. B.—Goous boxed and shipped, UCTION SALE AT PxIVATE RESIDENCE TUS @HURSDAY) MoksANG, 1 commoucing at e'cloel SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNIPURE, ‘at the ve story brown stone inansion, 206 WEST TH 8T.. NEAR Tre AV, DMAN 7h OCTAVE PLANOFORTE, CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANG, PARLOR SUITS, tu brocad jin and votelaine; Loun- Bis, ee Chairs’ Tables, icipated beouso and | bisaue iguret, Cabinets, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, ‘Bookcason kis! Sult, Di Slaborste and plain Bedroom Sous, ri ula $6ads,, cessing Cases. Slagle Bedatonds: 33 hair and, spr Dining ij UCTION SALE THIS THURSDAY. ALBERT KREAMER, Auctioncer, will sell is (Tharsday) MO (NING, commenctag at 10 0’eloe! BETWEEN sD AND 4TH AVS, Lape ONE BLOCK EAST OF UNION SQUARE, comprising rosewood Planolarte, magnificent Parlor Suits, Jaton style, Sexeted in satio end isiee mull Chairs, Lounges, Centr Library. Bookcases, Dow somely framed; large, large and somal 'wainut Washetunds, lows, 22 Br a rately carved dstende, Drossing Ou: Wardrobes, 25 apring and huir Matérossed, Sole Beds, Lounges, Chairs, (ockers, russole, inzrain and statr Carpots; Curtains, Two handsome Vier Mirrors, large and smull Looking Assos. Aextonston Dining Tablo, Bffot, 24 Diniag Room Chatra, Library Tables, Silverwurd, YOU plocos Glassware, Cutlery, two fine Hall Stunds, Basoment furuiture, £0, N. B.—Goods puckeu, boxed and shipped city or country. pi FAR OAS LN ere tl a mportant an OH avo D¥slitaBLe HOUSER OLD. PuRNITURR, ‘aintings, Bron: be. rks THIS (THURSDAY) MORNING: AT. 10 OCLOGK, a ry brown stone mansion NO, 47 WEST 1 of., BETW by AND 6TH AVS, INLAID WALNUT CHAMBER RES, \, STKINWAY 74 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, CHICKEKING UPRIGHT PL PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, tn crimson, tan and vold, satin and cotelaine; Fronch edge sil ruffle Turkish aud Spanish Lounges, Ensy hairs, mare ueury gilt Ce Etageres, Vier and antel Mirrors BED of Bedroom Sot Buroaus, Chiff ankets, Toilet s DINING FURNITURE. tex Wino Cloves: Chalten leathor; enue Chutra,” Silvgrws Vutlery; Turkish Suit, tu tapestey; murble toy ‘ables, Rooker, a7 velvet, Brusvels and foxrain Carpets, Orne ments, RICHAKD H. RANDOLPH, Auctioneer. NOTICE.—Mon in attendance to pack and ship goods If desired, Take Broadway, sixth ayonuo or Universit ear to 47 W ad 6th a open at B.A. rT yo UCTION SALE OF Viitst CLASS BOARDING house Furniture on this Thursday, commoncing at 10 o'clock, at the large tour story house 159 West 15th at., bee twren 6th and 71 maguificont F Parlor Suits, Pianotorto; Brussols, ingratn Carpets; 12 pair Cartains, 6 and small Mirrors, Tables, Bookenses, Desks, I single and double walnut Bodatends, ager Dressing Cason, Hurouus, Washat Wardrobes, 30 hair gud spring Mattrossos, Hodiing, Lounges, 25 valuable Oil Patotings, Extension Tables, Sideboards, tot GI as Sliver Wate, Cutlery: &c. | Housexceperi, dou't full ‘to ut tend. Goods packed, boxed and aiipped, Cnt this out K. ROTH, Auctionoer. sale positive, ru —GEO. W. KEELE, AUCTIONEER, . Art Gallery’53 Liberty st, Friday, and saturda ber 2 and 8, at 12 o'olock. SALE OF RARE JAPANESE PICTURES, water color Paintings and fing steel Kngravings, EELER, AUCTIONRER » We K A. INVENTIONS. ‘TO-DAY. Over 100 Patent Rights of valuablo Invontions will be sold by auction at 53 Liberty st. on Thursday, November 1, et 12 o'clock, UCTION in or shine, LOTS, THIS DAY, 1030 ma Contents in sample aid Lunch ‘ono to Cotton Exchange; fine Bars, ‘ablos, Silverware, Glusnwure, &c.% pos invited. A, LLOYD, Auctioneer. UCTION SALK. GROCERY STORE, THIS DAY, NO, Brooklyn, at 11 o'clock; entire contents; invited. B. F, THOMAS, Auctionos Aw SHWAB, AUCTIONEER, 277 BOWKKY, SELLS, «0 o'clodk, 150 2d st. Stock ‘and Fixtures of splendid Saloon, Bars, Tablos, Chairs, Mirrors, &c., in lots. Dealors Invited, |. 187 Cuual st., Now 7.—TRIPLE SHEET. SALES AT AUCTION. HaXpsom” HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aT HARLEM ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, AT 103 O'CLOCK, AT THE LARGE DOUHLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE NO, 2,040 STH AV., NORTH WEST CORNER 126T4 ST, velvet, Brussels and Axminster Car. ta 5 rench plate Mirrors, in walnut, oak is frames, with cornices to match : walnut parior, rand sure ality of Mattresses, Bod- * Dinner, Tes and Dossort Glassware, Clock, Bronses, ‘Orn RLRGANT CHYSTAL AND SHONZE OF ANDELIERS, one her with the usaat meus of Kitchen Utensils, with whieh the sale will eommence. ¥f B BERT & 90N, AUCTIONERER MPORTANT SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE OF RICH SWISS AND EMBROIDERED LAUE CURTAINS, COMPRISING OVER 2,000 Palka, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, AT 2 P. M, AT 81 UNION SQUARE, CORNER 10TH 8T. The sale will be entirely unreserved to elose consi; monte by order of the importers, and. will embrace @ fall Une of every variety of rich Luce Curtains, which will be sold in lots to suit private purchasers, The Curtains will be on exhivition on Thursday, and will be found worthy the Inspection of housekvepers. At 519 Bast 141 entire covtents of «rocery con of Tons, Coffees, spices Chocolare, Covoa, sauces, Pickles, Lard, Canned Fru it,” Essences, Baking’ Pi heal, ‘Barley, Soup a ws Powders, Syrups, Oat ow WISHKMAN SELLS, THIS DAY, AT 65 WARREN AN at 11 o'clock, Crockery, Yellow and Kovkingham- Moe WILKINS, AUCTIONEER, Sale tn partition, by order of the hel: a, Ady Pabeoret thie irs of the late Mary LUDLOW & CO, will soll at auction on FRIDAY, November 2, 1877. at 11 o'clock, at the residence of tho Inte Mary M. Dancer, No. 50 West 11th ot., ‘Yhe personal property, comprising Fino Diamond and other Joweiry, Gold Watches, Silver and. Piited Ware, Jorge Pier Mirrors, grand and square Pianos, by Steluway; od walnut Parlor, Library, Dining Koom wid Chamber Suits, fine Eugravings, moguotte, Brussels aud other Carpets, together with the usual assortm of Hoasehold Furniture BAYERSDOKFER, AUCTIONEER, SKLLS, 11 sorclock. 78 Crosby xt, handsome Household Furulture, Jarpets, Chamber Suits, Bodding, M ARSHAL'S SALE.—JACOB BOGART, AUOTION- fico 14 Chambers st.. will sell, November 2, at Lt 58 Vosoy at., the contents of & wholesale Botunic Store, L.A OURRY, Marshal, M. .esbans. AUCTIONEER, @201 BOWERY, sells, this day, 10 oWiock, 75 Suillvan st, Counters, Siverplated Showéases, Gas Fixtures, &c., tn lo ORTGAGE SALE.—JOUN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, this day, 11 o'clock, Nos. $2 and 34 Corloars st., by vir tue of forvelosure of chattel mortgage, ton work Horses and three driving Horses, Trucks, aud Double ‘Bews, Wagons, to a ILLIAM KENNELLY, AUCTIONEER, - y order of the Department sroom, No 111 Broadway, as 12 o'clock M., the 1 and a deok Seow. Coptos for wale Har N Stoamtug Alert, Drodgin, 0. o City Kecord. For tull particulars see at No. 2 Uity Hall, ERY SALE.—R FIELD, GENERAL. salesroow 152 Canal a, near Bowery. will t 11 o’elvek, 700 lots Men's and Womet estes. Shawls, Remnants, Undereioth! ‘Thomas Green, 171 Bower: un ~ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. oe ae 1 Gaon, COURT, BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH 8T3., ni versity place.)-A oa b city rotorence’ conics $008 00% tna private family; ood |A. BAST 03D 8t.-a YouN 000K 14.05 city reteronce. Can be pa ‘specie oe lors WEST 13TH ST.—A COLORED GIRL AS COOK, 18.t53 and tr maid, wate family: good elty fofsrenca’” Call for tee day} 90, WEST 13TH ST. REAR—A WOMAN AS FIRAP eli cook ; uy Jrorclaas cook | hotel of boarding house; city or countrys WEST ist ST. 90a ST sth St.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN 22 EB. 14TH ST.—A ReSPE ‘23.cod cook tx privacetumiiy: soya een Ghittoace ing if required; drous. two yours’ best cliyroferesee. Call or ade 2: Wkst 14TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMA as ‘cook in private family: no objecti Seahing and rontugs fear Youre waieeuic’, $2, seus with EST 477i! ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).—) goltg to travel, wants « place for her coon.” Gall 38. EAST 89TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL Ap © privase family: will assist with washing, be shid WEST 19TH 8T.—COMPETENT WOMAN Ad 1p hotel, restaurant or boarding house; good city 3 40 weer 82D Sf. (PRESENT EMPLOYER 'S).—AS good bok; willing to aesist with washing and Ironing, 64. MES? WASHINGTON PLAC Ecook in boarding house; good bi ce 70 JACKSON 8T., SEGOND FLOOR.—A NEAT, OBR> ‘man giri as cook, washer and ironer. - APEOTABLE- WOMAN AS A GOOD 7 b pook, wa nd ironer; best city reference. 100 aK287, O8P St. IN THE REAR—A RESPEOR AS FIRST CLASS bes: ‘able colored woman as cook and plain washer op 4 genera! housework in @ small private family; first el i 106 CHARLES ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIkL Ag lain cook; 1s « Gret class washer and troner; good elty reference, * 107 WEST 18? ST.. NBAR Of AV,—AS GOOD cook; will do wash! ii + good bread and biseait makes & good home desirabl ent city reference, 107.0" S71 ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG onan as first class cook in & private family; city oF li WS? 26TH ST.—A COLORED GIRL TO COOK, Swas : — A a6 first class cook; best 10 to 12. A PROTESTANT GIRL mall private family, oF ing: wood elty rolor ence. r x rod. 123, NEST OTT st PansENT EMPLOYER S),— +DAv cook in private faruily; vo objection to agaist im Nees. washing tive WE ‘ain € WEST 19TH ST., FIRST FLOOK,—YOUNG GIB! 130.. good cook; excellent Ja ear ore oe eee enco from last plac ley or country. 132 Wust 17r St-TYOUNG WOMAN TO OOOK, wash an iron or do ner Ol: ft Tamntly: good bukort bent city reterenca, "No cardas Te @ QF WEST 2sTil_ST.—RESPECTABLE GI TSOP atncraen aot ely ote boaamtnsc to cook, would do chambe: Call 139, WEST 42D ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYED R)—A first class cook; iso & chambermaid und waltrossy good reference. 146 KAS? S0fH St., ROOM &—ReZSPHOTABLE young person as good platn cook, washer und ironery july recommended from Invt four yours’ city reference; hi place, Call of addrows. EINBERG, AUCTION ok, wt 237 24 st. lar 147 BAST 82D ST.—RESPROTABLE WOMAN rat cluas cook; thoroughly understands her busle Dow. AUCTIONEER. —FURNITURE jovember 1, at 10 o'clock, at store . _ In consequence of sho retire: of Mr. Allev, on the Ist of Janaury next, trom the hoase of T. Allen & Co., tho surplus Stock of the rm, Ineludiny in the wood und finished Parlor Suits, ‘black wal- der Suits, Buffets, marble top Tables, &c., all first will be wold wt auction as above, without re- ‘Terms made known on the morning of the sale, TOHARD PIELD, wie. on ‘Thursday N oF i GC, dibiitAR, AuCTIONE ER. Grand auction sale of Winos, Liquors, Champagne, Cl- wars, &c., FRIDAY, November 2, ut 10%, o'clock, Nos. 154 and 17 Bowery. The entire stock of an importer and wholes: dealer, of about $15,000 worth, consisting of bat Bourbon and Kye Whiske: casks Brandies, Gin, Rum, Applejuck; casks Port and Shorry Wine: alxo udcut 500 casos ot Wines and Liquors, as Brandies, Gin, Sehnupps, Cordial, Bitters, Port, Sherry, Claret and Khine Wines, Brgaenes, Cigars, Safes, 4c, Sale positivo, in lots to suit alors. Quenirrs BALE, SILVER, GOLD, CHINA AND GLASS WARE. VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL THI 10 O'CLOCK, Nquor choice Day, A ‘at their salesrooms, 23 Union square, + sets of Chin elogani wat of ali kinds, Cuckoo tains, Musté Box, Tollot and Chamber Sete, full assortment of Kitchen Utensils, de, &e, BERNARD REILLY _B. Gautiaas a “Sherr, POLITICAL, FOR MAYOR, (Brooklyn) JOHN F. HENRY. SOHWAB, AUCTIONEER. 977 BOWERY, SELLS, «2 o'clock, 181 av, C, tock and Fixtures of fide saloon} jars, Tubles, Chairs, Mirror, &c. In lots Deulors invited, \ SOHWAB, AUOTIONEER, 277 BOWERY SELLS, Aus o'clock, 85 New Chambers at., Stock and Fixtures Of first cluss restanrant, Salo positive. Dealers invited, JRISSEL, WELLES & MILLET, AUOTIONE SKS. FRIDAY, November 2, st 10% A. M., ‘at our sdloaroom, No. 15 Murray st., large sale of Hardwaro and Cutlery, together with @ very large assortment of French Tinned gnd Loamoliod Waregiy great variety; also, G00 doaons Pocket ond Sportsman's Kuives, (n 1,2) and 4 blades: line of Single and Double Guns, Woodlenware, Shovels and Spades, Co , ae, ‘Also ot 12 o'clock, by ordor of the assigios, 5 cases Upholsterers’ Piush, in good order, regular width, essorted colors, brown and tan, TA MEKTING OF THE PETER J. BOYLEN'S AS- sociation, held 4¢ 1,127 2d av., in the Twentieth Assem- bly district, we unanimously indorse the full republican nomination, with the exeeption of Thomas Carroll, whom we will give our hearty support, to. John Rodgers, Presi« dent; Daniel Dougherty, Vice Presi jek jon, Secretary; Peter J. Boylon, Treasurer; Harry Bumberry, Sorgeant-at-Arma, DBM ockatic REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. For Assembi; ssembly, Seventoenth Assembty District, JAMES ‘T TAYLOR. E LECTION AND POLITICAL PRINTING KIND: OF ALU NDS DONE CHEAP PoR CASH AT THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OF¥ICE, 23 ANN ST Y -OL, HERTZBERG, AUO/IONKER—ASSIONEK wale of Fixtures, 588 Broadway, at 23 o'clock, 12 Coun- ters, Suelving, Desks, Partitions, &.,of wholesale millinery estavlishiment. Dealors invited, ¥ SOL. HERTSBERG, AUCTIONKER—SRLLS TO- 10 o’elock, 87 John st. noar Nassau, entire Con- Cigars, Cigareitos, flae » together or in lo i. HERTZNERG, ONEER.—CONTINUA- ted Showease, chiels,’ Infante? respocttully invit DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—CONTIN vn ton’ ale of of want decorated Fronch China DINNE TA SETS, DESSERT AND TOILET SEIS; ric d ery. ajolica, Vuses, Suga, Flower Pots, de. : fi ventor Porcelain FETE-A-TETEN, STATUETTES, CAS diuck marbio Clocks. Bohemian Barcan Sots a. jos and Articles for Kta.ere, Ail goods just arrived and guur- Buteed perfect in w respect. 10 be sold-at auction, at NO. 10 MAIDEN LANE, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Novomber 1 and 2. BY KEQUEST tho sale will commence each day AT 3 OULOCK. Goods on oxhibition Monday and Tuesday. 3 ing out of the city will be packed JADWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER Salesroom, No. 10 Maiden lane, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at the large private residence NO, 40 WEST 27TH 8T., ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, AT 10% O'CLOCK $ Consisting of Moquotto aad Brussols Carpets, olegant plor and mantle Mirrors, rorew od and walnut Purlor Sets, Cabinets, olegant contro and sido Tables, satin and lace Curtal Tosewood Piano, Music Stands, rich black walnut Chawbor sing Gusos and Buroaus, Lounges, Turkish wad irs, the best curled hair ‘Muttreasés and spring ¢ room Buffet, extension Table and Chairs, and Glass ware. 1 the hundeliers and Gas Fixtures throazbout wand the Kitchen Furniture, with the sale meuce, ection to-day. ‘The houso wilt be open for COLTON, AUCTIONEER, FB arntcc sate’ ot rich Housoboid Furnitare, snporb Grond Pisno, with organ attachment, made by Nanns & Clark; Carpets, be THLS DAY (Thursday), Novembor n alesroomn 508 Kroadway, betow Ho urulture of large private residon Livrary, Bedroom and Dining Room Furnisu jarge quansity ot Bedding, Sheet preads, Pil lows, table Linen, Towels, 4 rosswood Pianos, 1 superb Gratid Viano, olewant rosewood ans viack wall Buits, Curtalus, 6 oluvk walnut Wins exses, Store Fixtures, Counters and Show Ginssware. N. K.—The ewrpots will b OUSEHOLD ‘Vho Moses. LEAVITT, Anciloncors. FRIDAY MORNING, Novombor 2, at 1 At the Clinton iall Furniture Sulesroome, fi Chanmver ANA comprising handsome maple and walnut C 2 do, sidevonrai ble tops; superior or Parlor Sait, 8 12 new hair and husk Mattresses now ush Kite Table pestry, Nravsels and iugrain Curpets, ae. wlo an involee of Gaw Fixtures, Weekly sale of Furniture every Friday; goods received fu (ure oF small quautities; all ‘recelved ‘betore Tuesday will be sold the ensuing Friday; prompt returns in eush, bidder, without reserve. Special attention b: porlenced artios to th Household Bifects at residences of owners ‘aprons THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, at Clinton Hall, SHERIFF'S SALE OF A PRIVATE LIBRARY. Ail goods sold to the isl A choice and select collection of Books, mostly in fine bindings: also @ large quantity of Guide Books, foreign . jognes ready and Hooks on oxhibition ~S WEINBE NEER, SELLS 111s Taasy Thursday), November 1, at 104 o'clock, at sulon- room 79 Bowery, now and second hand Furniture, Blan- kots, Carpets, Oleloths, Draiuets, Oroas Shirts udor- wour, Umbroliaa, Catiery and a large variety of General Merchandise, No reserve, Doulers expecially invited, 4 AUG TONERS. > a a ‘om day, at 10% o'clock, the contents of pri- ONG ay., Brooklyn, consisting of arlor, Dining Room i ¥ room ituro, foathor Keds, Pillows, Mattrosses, Tatstand, Brassels and obior Carpets, China, Plated Ware, Cooking Utensils, &e yk" SENATOR, SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICP (BROOKLYN), EN ‘Morrissey or Scholl commodated at Reeve Hours, 10 A. M.to4 P.M. JOUN Ha REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION Fou Am iy, Nath die my NM ANDKEW 3. CAMPBELLn National pacifloation; sound currency: esvontial and houlthy civil service roform, and constitutional amend. monte Reyes HING TO BsCK EITHER MR in the Senatorial contest ean be ue- Billiard Rooms, Broadway JOUN HACKETT & SO. Democratie-Repablican nomination (Tammany Hall) Eighth Senstosial District, THOMAS OC. K ECOLESINE, MUSICAL. GERMAN PROPSHOR FOR PIANO, “GUITAR, inging sud German langnage; has vacancy for more $20, Address KKAUSS, care of Mr. Arm- A EN LEMAN, EXCRRIENOED, GIVES Ins?RUG. tion pianot . orean, harmony, papil’s residence, unrtori beat referenece, Adurone INSERUGTION, bos 187 Horald Uptown ACHR, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, nce; &) vents lesson ; best ref-rence given. L, box 142 Herald Uptown o “A OARD.—A GERMAN MUSIC INSTRUCTOR, FROM the Berlin Conservatory, gives lessons on the piano, organ and harmony at pa; Fosidence tor $10 per quar- tar. dress INSTKUCTION, box 116 Herald Uptown oftice. ADIES WITH GOOD VOICES CAN RECEIVE SEP- jarute free instruction in concert and ehureh muxte until encayod. Adres (letter only) DIRECTO (stationer’s), 105 3d uv. UsIG-10 CENTS PLR COPY, — Darling Again,” “The Dream of ‘Sunday Night W ‘Extreme QT,” Awfally Awful p fore talovue. HARDING'S, 229 Bowory, opposite Prince. EW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO? S BAST ATH ST., 2d door oust Sth av. Incorporated). APPLY square. CALL M Wasteo ss NGANIST FOR CHUL to day at KOUCATIONAL BUREAU, 35 INSTRUCTION TN EXPERIENCED CL) DM ATEMA eal teacher, classical old modulist of toreicn univers Aity, desires private puplis; city referoicos as to preparing for an bngliab aniversity, Harvard, Columbia, Yalo. xcien- title Kehook Address TEAGHIIL box 145 Herald Uptown oflica. LUEBRA, BOOKKEEPING, A com, fereiul Correspondence, wil hours; Writing Lessons $s monthly. PAINE, 62 Bowery and 97 Broadway. ARENCH LESSONS BY PARISIAN LADY WITH pure pronunciation, in private families or at residence; terms moderate, 435 Gth av. \RENGH LESSONS BY PAIUSIAN LADY WITH re pre jation In private families or at residence moderate. 435 6th av, OF KNOWN CALIBRE AND CUARAOTER for pu instruction; families, schools promptly sup- pilod. J. W. BCHERMEMHOMN, Secretary, 30 Kast Lit) WANTED A THACHER CAPABLE 70 instavoT nav and Frenc uropeau pury- techie. school proforred: rolurences required. Adatose TEACHE K, 161 Herald office. ANTLD-AN ITALIAN UADY AS RESIDENT Wie Apply: at KDUCATIONAL BUNEAU. 3S EACH DENTISTRY, (SET OF TENN IN TURER WOURS AT DW ANEW BKOUGII'S, 977 6th av.g one door an dpporite Musonle + robbs Ja. god, pl &e,, and everything tn dentistry with hitvous oxide gux, No, 377 6ub el sash BAUM UL skTs GUM ETH, Betreamed Now York Der Ko i noon, tavlished 1861 ; Sundays a BILLIARDS. Y WERICAN SPAN DARD DILLARD TABLES, NEW and yecond hand, at great baryains; immonsewtock of ails, Cloth, Cue Leathers, Gage iat. be We ihe GRU 4°00., 40 Vonoy st. An LAKGK eens 4 al Cyt — AND rismialngs; dewont stylo improvemonte Te We UOLLENDIIe 709 rosdway, 155 WEST SIST SIA NORTH OF IRELAND je) girl as good cook and exceilunt Iaundress; best ref c 156. WEST 28TH ST.—AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN jaw Hent clans cook; thoroaghly understands ber Dusle ness; oxcellont baker; good city refvronce, Address, two days, M. OU. K. . 157 WEST 93D ST—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as good plain cook, washer aud irouer; best chy reterence, EAST 871H ST—A Wl om KCTABLE YOUNG@ iat clty reference. ; UNDERSTANDS. iy; boarding bouse preferred; ai elty reference, 159. fH ST. KEAR—A PIRST CLASS COL OdVored cook: understands cooking in ull its branches} first class elty roferonce. 4() BAST bad BT, 160. RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ashing aud troniag; elty 908, BiZABRrH St, N store.—Girl as cook, wi ner in family; first cluse eity reference from luat place. two days, 913,,ESt 27EH BT., IN GROCERY.—A TIDY WO. Jmun as good plain evok, washor uad froner; city reh wd UN. des G 2ZNG.yace cook in w restaurant or club house; beat erences, Q24 MES TH BLA WOM AN AS OOK i‘Edorsiands cooking of all kinds; pastries an sorts; elty relereuce, 294, FART 47TH 8T., THIRD FLOOK—RESPROT 2 ‘Ludlo girl us plain cook and lnundress or to do gen eral housework in small family; city reference. 9028 WOMAN AS COO) 2 2 Z ner; Good city reference. ha R°AR—AMBRICAN PROT cook, ‘ash and iron or do house Ouse. OG WANT OTH BT, KEAR—RESPHCTABLE Woe 226 man oe as her bat t class cook; understands her business 1G WOMAN AS GOOD with washing; best city roferonces. 999 WEST ZIT RT.-AB GOOD COOK, WASH and fronor or housework of small family; city of coun moderato wages; good ret Q6) BAST DoT BT. —YOUNG WOMAN TO COO) Zd2wacs and tron, elty or count best etty whol yg LLENT COOK best city reference 938, BAST 12TH ST.—I WANT SITUATIONS POR my two servants (A No. 1 evok wnd first class chase vermaid aud waitress), as I give up housekecpin, Dr. PARRISH. € WEST 35TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS 20K: Zao ouecsaniz understands Prench and English cooks fag, also made dishes of ail kinds; splendid baker of bread, eake and biscuit; eit; f renee. 920 EBAst 50TH ST.—A KESPECTABLE GIRL AS 239 aces family evok and baker; vood washer and iaambeivenerennrees 1.2 DAC East 40°) sT.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS ‘fret class couk; makes good broad and biscuit; all ‘kiods do i WEST 47TH ST. city reference. 94.2, A YOUNG WOMAN AS FiRSt ‘E Lelass cook ; good city reference, PECTANLE YOUNG WE: ST. J 25 4woman ag first clas city reference. 270487 “AV. (GROCERY vO YOUNG girls, tovether; one to cook, wash and fron aud the other ald wad waltress: willlog aud obliging wx yt Di rom 3 till or, M 996.287, Ava GIRL AS FIRST CLA: good reference, Call of address Mra. 302 BAST 2671 ST.—AS FIRST CLASS CO private family; no objection to coarse washings boss city reference, sgl FS 303. Orit AV.—TWO GIRLS: ONE AS COOK, washer mad froner: the other as ciambermaid am to with wi iS fi 311ea8 4x NE e wanker: would asdst with tho washing, ov years’ good city referenes from hor last employer family that keep help long may apply. Q)R WEST soTH & RRSPE MIDDLE OL] Dagon worn as cvok: ts an excettens b i stunds her husiness pertoctly; no objection to AS GOO) ountry pr QQ Bast arnt : BZOvuae and ironet ence. ASRS QypP WEST 17TH ST, BETWEEN STA AN 326 ere —A young woman to cook, wash and iron city relerences. BAST 2151 Qe 5 0D COOK, WILL AS B33 Lai Sin warhing vod tty WEST SUrll ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A ‘as first elise cook, chambermald of nded. No postal cards, + WOMAN AS COOR housework ; good ref. arse; well re eu QQ2Q BAST OTH ST. BSBundiaindress or to do gow erence. 34 3h: 42 STH ST.—A YOUNG WOWAN Ad COOK, «sea iu @ private family; bess city oF atiibeaett ata “al sn ST.—A KES? LOTABLE GIRL A® cook, warhor and ironer; bost city reference. Wh8T ISTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS wnt cook; wititug to do the coarse washing and + no objection to ® private boarding house; Bix eliy relerence trom last employor. 21, RAST 98H ST, ROOM 20—A8 GOOD CEI 4Z1wan-cook in bo ainerican famity; rolorence trom Tnat pines. 425 3D AV, TRS? GLASa t Gedeook and baker in all its Veanches; trustworthy and penny will assist with little washin, ; reference from taat employ: BAST Sori RIVATE DOO 3 WES! 45TH ST. TOP FLOOK.—A GOOD 4 SZastman rrovostans ab coon or do v0 ral housework ig 4 small private fa BAS COOK * WHAT 32) 8 Fo ny ehacmbermaid and to assist In 4} Ro objecth i house; good retere 2) AV.—A GOOD GERMAN COOK WISHES A 101 situation. Pm Wet 4TH JO wushor avd trom ence GOOD PLAIN GOol 0 do housework; good pL WANIINGTON 8 NEAR ” PERIRY.—AN TU Armeronn girl to cook, wash and Iron; city refers ence. “i a ‘AR 44TH St—AS FIRST OLASG | 704%, Sash aa lees SIRE 709 77 AV., FINSE FLOUR—AS COOK; WILL soine with wi : Lest elty reference. ori TO Deity roe AV., IN THE STORK—AS COOK, BEST ce. “ wr leiinneenaicmnenti 20 AV.=\ YOUNG GIRL AB COOK LO 85 pcivsce tumily: boat city retervass oe ; 4 3D AV,, FIRST FLOOR—As GOOD COOK, L.UQGwathor aid trouces goud dip relereara Gall lor two daye,