The New York Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1878, Page 13

NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, RAPID TRANSIT'S DEFENCE oo Ex-Judge Porler’s Speech in Behalf of the Metropolitan Elevated Railway. “THIS ROAD IS OUR PRIDE.” West Side Gromblers Have Their Final Say Before the Attorney General. The Attofney General listeacd again yesterday morning to complaints agatust the Metropolitan Ele- ated Railway, Before the proceedings opened be nnoanced that he must leave in the afternvon for Albany, and that the bearing would therefore bave to be greatly shortened, The attendance yesterday dwindled down to nothing as compared with the pre- wious day, and only tour property owners were pres- ent when the proceedings were opened. Mr. McDonald, who appeared in bebalfof McLean Shaw, the owner of one share of the New York Loan and Improvement Company, ana also of the property owners, made a longiby speech, asserting that Shaw Nad not bought bis one share las. July in order to @erve as the dummy complainant in this case, but in good faith, He claimed that by its violations of the law the Now York Loan ana Improvement Company had forfeited its charter and had ceased to exist, The Attorney Genorai—What, then, is 118 condition now? Mr. McDonald—Ii’s nothing, nothing at all It’s Absolutely dead, WHY BRING THE SUIT? The Attorney General—Then what is the use of my bringing this nuit against uf Mr. McDonald (after long hesitation and silence)— Woll, sir, 1 believe the Attorney General has to spread tho fucts on record~ that’s all. Ex-Judge Asnbel Green (dryly)—He wants a certifi- @ate of interment. (Luugbier). You will flud the Now York Loan and Improvement Company one of the hveliest corpses you ever cumo across. (Laugbter.) Mr. McDonald read trom the law books to show that the Attorney General bad often interfered against Moneyed corporations on account of irregularities, A STUNSING QUESTION. The Attorney General—Even couceding these de- fects as irregularities in the organization of the New York Loun and Improvement Company it is conceded (bat the organization bas since been perfectly com- pleted ; that the company bas gone into business; tnat stock is ali paid up; thatit bas expended a large amount of money; that its stockholders are all satis- fied, and that there are no creditors. Now can you show me any case iu which it has ever been held to be the duty of the Attorney General to intertere in order to wind up, in the midst of its business, @ sol- veut company? Mr. McDonuld—I have no such case in my brie! now. Mr. McDonald then went on to point out the duties of the Attorney General at great length, when the Attorney General courteously said theso matters Were pointed out by the statute already and it was Deediess to take up the time in this way. Mr. McDonald quoted from English authorities to show that the Attorney General of England was Vested with torial and a kind of inquisitorial Power to go through corporations’ and peopl fairs generally and see whether they did right or . Wrong. The Attorney General (calmly)—I don’t think that @octrine bas come across the water yet. “THE THREE CONSP/RATORS.” Mr. McDonald continued reading extenstvely from the law books to show that 1! three men (Garrison, Pullman apd Navarro), got up a conspiracy against the public thoy sbould be stopped and punished. The Attorney General (weartly)—Ob, of cours there is no doubt about it—no more than if thr burglars broke into a house, Mr. McDonald went on roading, while the Attorney General beld his head wearily between bis nunds, Mr. McDonald concluded with an urgent appeal, as toliows:—“We ask you to wipe out this thing con- 4 iu gin and born in iniquity.’? KX-JUDGE GREBN’S ARGUMENT, Ex-Judge Ashbel Green said that this was an effort on the part of men who wanted to collect their debts And damages to use the Attorney General for their private objects. 1t wi cohesion of public plunder, They asked the Attorney General to destroy this road, of, at least, to so discredit the means which had established 1 as to lead to Ms destruction. This bankrupt New England Iron Company wanted the Attorney General to help them collect a debt by threatening 10 break up the Now York Loan und Improvemout Company—a debt which bad siumbered for years and never bad ripeved into ajadgmout, What public rigut did these gentie- right be ty owners, pany, they woud not use the road was mort. gaged? He felt convinced tout the Attorney General would nos presume YO ciaim the visitorial or inquis- Mortal prerogatives of the Attorney General of Kng- luuu Wien the property owners claimed shuuld now, for the rat ime in Luts Country, be exercised a8 againet the New York Lovn and Improvement Company, Ex-Judge Jobu K. Porter now delivered a very pow- eriui argument which ciosely riveted the attention of the Attorney General und of everybody in the room, His joud, clear voice wus ringing wich linpresa: curnest and the manner of bis delivery sho tout he e with intense feeling of what he consid- ered to be thejustice of bis cau JUDGE PORTER'S SPRECH. It rarely happens,” said Mr. Porter, “that a cage arises in which the government declares war elihor Upon its Own citizens oF 11s own institutions, Thecase must be w flagrant und an unusual one which will inauce one department of the yovernment to be engaged in the foliowing year in undoing tue work of soother department the year preceding. You, bave not failed to that the assauls which 1s is founded upon » law &nd not upon the expectation of the} tnis eorporation. Ne sisxy of New York five miles of y Bs cannot be exhibued eixewhere on the of the earth, aud the practicable operativa of which has reduced, as the Legisiature anticipated it would, the difficulties that tureatened this demo- cratic metropolis and tuis democratic city with the Joes of pre nd of commercial supremacy, owing to the position which extsted between rival C1 oe pass the Appian Way and the Roman Aqueduct We tind that because » great Sannot be employed ior tne public good wit! degree ef private ijury, another depart government is catiec upon to bare ite right urm and 40 exercise its power tor the purpose of tearing down this noble structure. THE GRAND JURY'S PRESENTMENT, “I will reter, in this cobuectiou, to that most extra- Ordipary document which ated from that body Of respectuble yentiomen convened for the purpose of ishing crime withia the limits of the county of York, 1: goes beyond that and undertakes to jo the State go pronouaced to be segal and wiwance; and to call Fepreventative of the Verument, to retrace the ai to defeat the beoiga objest tor wich such a contrens bas be made, and to troy the road which bas been built vy the expenditure of millions Of dotlars, and to confiscate its property. “Now, the Grand Jury bad no more power than the District ‘Attoraey to make a puvlic arruigument of the New York State Legisiature or of the New York State flud it resort to the. e m: a Appeais of thus Stal Juey which anu exe pa well feel that il 1 purposes are vo be acoompitaboc, It 19 Decause the will of (he people nas Deen expressed Again and again io the Voice Of the criizens ut New York, the Grand Jury tra’ shodid dave tue sligut vsiNo My citizen 18 M In sucha case nu extraordinary official uct of og bn fang ie jurisdionon that they have re- ceived @ private injury, aud that the Attoruey Gen- oral is their atiorne: In we been done in ‘this ciks om She init ot pubiie law Public decisions, and at the same time we are told by my friend Mr, Hutoniogs that it is your duty to do these things. itis reat de! nce aud upon rare @ccasions that the it tribunal of this State 6! ever arruigned itself against the law, and it is only upon the clearest and most ubso- Jute conviction that they pronounce a law unco! i tuuienul. And, in looking over the past, we s t no Attormey General has permitted himself to be used QD agent of private purposes unless there was at me time acase of public injury, at I jon, Avd by pablic injury 1 mean an towarting and op the body politic, under which the corporation THE “But they say such a th jpposed ho be a8 possi! such # rate of speed by of New York, and transport 50,000 80 that there should be no nowe? noise, and it was to discommode men. assengers a day, ‘Phere was to be a Did anyboay suppose that tuat great Grand Central Depot, and thar cut or tunnel, through which myriads of irains are Pussing day oy day, laden with commerce and with thousands of human beings, would be of no tncon- venience to any ene? All knew that it would be. lk would be Duisance, except that the State cannot commit a naisance. Where the sovereign walks, it does pot with any one beneath bim, it di any munici pality to say to him, jt thou go and no farther.’ That ge of sovereis: citizen and the subjcet ure not permitted to dictate to the sovereign in u free republic, and im such a goveromont as ours, where all intercsts are regarded, if Sixto avenue were a separate State; if it could gay, ‘ibis is the State of Sixth Avenue,’ then, in- ‘deed, it could use the language of severeigniy. But the State of New York holds this city to be its com. mercial capital, and every man in this State is per- mitted to call upon the State to furnish the facilities which will enable him to visit the commercial capital witbout inconvenience aud an- Boyance, Morvov. action o! the Legisiat same toeling pre be who would roy this great structure be in favor of sinking Central Park and of tearing up the rasis of the New York Ceotral Ruilroad. Accord- ipg to the doctripe which they have udvanced we bave learued ior tue first time that the Attorvey Geu- eral of the State of New York was cailed to that office for the purpose of mousing through the cuar- ters of the corporations of the State, reading their minutes, and finding out whetber there was not some ground of assault by which te could roy what the law had created, ‘Toere is i vonture to one railroad or oae bank in this State which ts abject to the assaults ol the goverument, if un Atioruey General could vo Jound who wag capable of taking sucn action. Yer they at it i@ your duty, and my friend, sir, furobing said yesterday, ‘You must do it.” ‘ALL ABOUT COMMUNIS! “He tells Your Honor that uuless you would put yourself, iu this matter, in the bands of ‘Commun ism,’ it Lungerstund him eerrectly, you must ike the action proposed, aua unless you do so you are Going semetning by way of ‘“‘tnflaming this spirit of arrest? which so alarms big and which prevuils througnout the coutry. Now when counsol appeal to the spirit of Communism and to the controversies between labor and eapitul let them remewber that the people of the city of New York are on the side of lavor aud uot of capital, and that was the Very spirit woico carried this measur through successive Legislatures, democratic and publican, It was the interests of labor that triamphed over opposition In respect to the building of this rapid ‘raasit roaa, tor While our road 1 1uVvaluabie bo ail citi- Zeus its advan! ages are most keenly felt and appreciated by the laboring men who lived prior to its erection 1 tenement houses and reared their children withuus education, Now they can bave a home in the coun- try, Were rent 1s cheap and where scuoois are ac- ceamble, und oun pasa to und tro to their dauy tut: and Lbey can live in gave more tbun one hour each day. comioriable pouses ana ir) Ng CP peril, of public du fire or pestilence, bo retuge, no either for themselves or ror those who are dear . them, “+1 nese were tho considerations that addressed them- selves to the government; that bulit tuis road; that planted these /oundations and reared these columns. And Now, alter the atruciure hus been erected and the Froud been put in operation, these gentiemen propose to destroy it and Lo deprive labor of employment aud to waste tuis great work, and inflict the death penalty upon an enterprise whieh 10r 80 years bas been eageriy wisbod for by the people of this city, This 18 What tuese gentiemen Propose to do and they ask you to their attorney. Af their theory 13 correct, if you should find thata corporation anywhere in tus State bas not filea a re- port, you are to tuke proceedings ugainst it in the bature Of aquo warranto. Let us see Low tbat would Operate, As alt securiiies ate Valueless, the Black Fri- quy of the pase would bear m0 propor. tion to the Black Fridays of the iuture, Every ravings bunk in wuicn labor invests its ned suvings would becume bankrapt. Every 1 this State, iuciuding those magniticent o which I have reterred, wouid be desiroyed. cb construction of the e Was ever adopted Dy @uy court, and vo such construction will be adopted, 1 bei by tne drat law officer of the Buate,”? This closed the heuring in the case, TUK ATTORNEY GENERAL GORS HOME, Alter the heurimg the Attorney General took the Metropolitan roud to Twenty-tuird sireet, where ho alighted to hurry tothe Filth Aveuue Hotel tor diu- her, abd then Look the alieruvon truiu fur Aibauy. On the train of the Metropolitan road be met ex- Secretary of >tate John Bigelow, aod the ex-Secretury quiring socially wuat bad brought the Auorney eneral nere, Mr. Schoonmaker repited that he hud just been sitting On the Metropolitan Elevated Rut road cause, “Ll tell you, Mr, Attoruey General,’ Mr. Bigelew \d, emphatically, ‘they muy try all they can to Ve this road pulled gown, vut 1 Ve toatl if such @ thing Were really attempted > would be the biggest riot New York bas evor seen. The Attorney Geueral, wuo ts catiing if not a diplomat, could not be drawn out oi bis official re- serve into making @reply which might compromise hw impartial attitude to the case. He mereiy smiled, and said nothing. So careful and cuutivus ts tne Attorney General to reserve to himself tuli ireedom of action in this important matier that he even courte by would reader his decision, {ter the conclustou of (be hearin; cording to current rumor, that “4 y é 1 Was OUly U Matter of uw little ime now velore the charter o} New Loan aud Improvement Company wouid be vaca rough the action of the Attorney General und the roud be pulled down. THE OLD ELEVATED ROAD. THE STRUCTURE ON GRELNWICH STREET AND NINTH AVENUE IN A POOR OONDITION— SHAKY COLUMNS AND A YIELDING SUPER- STRUCTULE. It 18 to be hoped that the Now York Elevated road will soon replace the old portion of the doubie line which runs along Greenwich street and Ninth avenue by astructore ol the newer and much stronger pattern, which they bave used in turniog the road into a douvle track one aod which they pave erected on the east side of the city. The sidiogs which were usod when the track wasa single one are built on strong supports, but the old singie track, which has been built many years and hus done good service, 18 now ina condition which ts dangerous or verge ing on it, Originaly it was calculated tor the sup. port of cars which were drawn on an endless steel rope, and on engines beiug substituted to Juruish the motive power it Was somewnat strengthened on the spavs by sight rod braces running on each side of Qud under the longitucinal beams, which rest on the columns and support the tios, and by other braces branching out irom the columa sides. In its presout condition this portion of the track is ot calculated to support, with a proper margin of safety, the increased load, The limit of saiety may not have been reached during the years it nas been 10 use, but from tue quality of resistance to the passing loud which it now presents, uller its use since its res trial trip on Febraary 6, 1569, it may be Balely Cuncluded that it may vow ut any mom passed. WHY 4 KEW STRUCTURE snovLD Woen the colum & condition as tui for the company, m ty of the bat je than to keep practically Ou each day of trailic to see how they un run to the limit of safety, only to Hud Out some day vy au accident that thas been passed, ‘Wueo such ap event buppens, us it is able to do ai auy Moment trom Various cuases, it wili ve too iale to say that the road wad done g and that i was nt further withstand the truific 2 Ol resistal lready ve Of persons with no claims To re Eptron or tae lixnato:— ne tunity so observe she condition of d Kulirond on Greenwich stre will se@ that apon ths passing of the trains the bed e supports sink ght of the cars, wud that on ai ffet 6 quiek trai Tor tue company so rebuild this uulf uf the ll mt ENGINEER. THM ROAD KxaMiNED, The writer of the present urticie, aiter a careful old jure, bas joand be substantially or Moat rickety condiuion; tho longi. rt from column to column, as the engine and cars of rain pase aloo tance in the centres of rpaue of irom three or four. In the wider spans across the intor- weotng bay ge ibis sinking 18 especially notice. da the track, anu which rup Placing biocks of wood between the cross plates, which are buited to the firing braces which branch out from tke colum: beams which support the track, The workmen stated that levelling up by this process was being constantly done at different spots, 4 DANGEROUS SPAN. A very bad place, where the sinking of the road- Way Was uoticed to ve greut, was at Canal street, There are two spans here om the east or old track, which are supporied on turee combination supports, one on each sidewalk and the other near ibe cent eo street, The supports he: slighter than the usual columns, consisting, do, each of two sight cyliudrical columns brace each other and spreading out to euch Of the cross plate ou which the longiudimal lie. The upper spuv isa great Dervous to see the effect of a sinks gradually down from Passes over, the engine of course causing the chief Sinkage, und spriugs back after she load bus passed, Each time, however, even if almost imperceptibly the power to regalo its Jormer position becomes less, and some day sufficient resistunce will not be offered and an accident will result Tne usecident of May 16, 1870, must uet be forgotten, On that day, the ‘roud deipg then bby endless — rope, the officials thought they would try its ‘strength, aod a car loaded with tem tons of pig iFon to a passenger car. Ata wide span at Houston strovt the structure ga asthe car with the in was going oO} and both he track was torn = two oF three people were iujured, aod ouly une sori- ously. Ibe trac! 6 crossing of Canal sireet is supported, as all ulong, by longitudinal beams, which are ouly braced lengthwise by wlight pairs of rods ‘They are braced crosswise by small burs, ALONG THE LIN, of many trains noticod all along ~ id the roault was about the same in contrast Lew: the old and striking Solid supports, tinrly an- Ghored, boldiug up a strong lengitudival truss work, on whicb lies the track, ou one side, and on the other shaky columns, solid perhaps in| themselves, but which have worked tn their feundations, vearing slight longitudinal beams sightly braced by rods and ars, lu riding over the road the contrast between the two tracks is ulso a greatone. lu going up or down town when the trains pass from one track tothe other, the chunge is very percepiivie, On the new track, though there is much vibration, the trains run much more smoothly than on the old one, und no effect on th ns irom passing trains is perceptible to she On the old track the cars sway side and run most unevenly. ‘The down grade on the west track (which is here the old one) ends very suddenly at Twenty-seventh Bireet, aud sbould ve caretuily run over. From Tnir- ty-first to Thirty-lourth street there aro no rod braces, except at the street crossings. Another point to be noted is thut while the new track bas timber rail guurds on Voth Bides there are only inside eves ‘on the old ove, “KEEP FROM UNVER.” No little indignation has boen aroused among the Deople of the eust side, who have occasion tv walk up and down Third avenue, by the decidedly cool man- ner in which they are potified by the New York Ele- vated Railway Company that the structure pany itself bus put up is unsate. Of theme People were prepared to believe that a railway erected by @ respectable corporation would be at least sate, even if it were unsightly and the trains dirty a noisy as they buve proved to be. The company hi howover, given warning to the public that tne ‘Third avenue sidewalk is Do longer a safe promenade by hanging 10 conspicuous places vuder its Vurious sta- ons placards Dewring the inscriptio MONO CE DONE LE NE DOLE LONE IO LELOLEIODELELELODE DELO LOE | NOTICE, N It iy t Dancxnovs ? 3 Jo Stand or Loiser Under the Stations, Qnveverereare te nene veneer eet Leet COE TELE Ne OOO NEN ‘The wayiaring wan, though a tuvi, needs not to be told that if 1t 18 dangerous to stand or loiter under the stations it ts dangerous to walk under them; and now east-siders ure asking what Fight, even under its charter, the company hus to erect aw structure which it declares itweit to be dangerous to passers by. “DON'T PET MY CAL,” “See here, vonce, Mr. Otterbourg, I told you dot 1 don’t vant my cat petted by dot voman in de base- ment!” said Martin Aroetth, of No. 347 West Thirty- filtn street, in Jefferson Murkat Police Court yester- a He absolutely perspired with indigaoation. We have no time to talk about cat petting b right, Dot’s all right. Dot cat vas verth more as $25 to me, and I have boarded and vasbed bim sines he Vas ein kleine ite.) “Yes, yes. Good day, my dear sir.” “Nein; I dou’t think it w wood day ven dot Mrs, Jang mit her daughter seduce my cat down de kitepen stairs und gif bim meat, una milk, und tings, and lock bim up to de cioget |’? hd What on earih do you want this Court to ae?’ 1 vant dot you te tell dot voman dot ¢! dot cat but do. she don’t must pet b Mr. Otterbdourg, I love dot cut bud I’m mit ybody vot fools mit him, [il preme Court of do State git my cat bis ireedom. Yan! Dot be’s die pisness!”” “What's your cat’s name?’ slo vas ‘Thomas cut und I alls bim Hannis!"? 0" Aroetth did 80, JUST FLOM NEW ORLEANS “Where dia you come from, my man?” said the Jefferson Market Court dignitary plandiy to the sal- low faced, bollow eyed tramp befere him yesterday. “From New Orleans,” hoarsely responded the va- grant, “When did you arrive here ?” “Last might!’? Sudden stampede of the officers in the prisoner's vicinity. “Where did you spend lust night?” asked the Court behinw the band now screening the Judicial nostrils from iniectious odors. side of the river,’? “Seng him to the Commissioners of renee: and iy disappeared. 7 Te REN a Tt thew WESTERN UNION OFFICERS. The new Board of Directors of the W Telegraph Company met yesterday and el following officers:—President, Norvin Green; Vice Presideuts, Augustus Schell, Harrison Durkee, Anson Stager, Hamilton McK. ‘wombiy, Jona Van Horne; Executive Committee, Norvin Gre William He Vanderoilt, Edwin D, Morgan, Augustus Schell, Har- rison Durkee, Samuol F Burger, Hamilton ‘McK. Twombly, Joseph Harker, James H. Bunker, Alonzo B, Cornell. REAL ESstaTE, The following sales were made on the Real Estare Exchange Ootuber 12.— OAKLEY AND of the John Whalen, referee: 117.3 on the OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. following is a statement showing the real eatate transactions recorded in the Kegister’s office, October 12, 1878:— ad a6 Set of 27th a1 Wile to-Ann Kelly th weed) ; Ephrata U. Gates to 24,9x100; William or W @ixo ath Kise "s Berrian and Wusbing to James iS (ait “ward) ; D My set a of 0 “Ave, 1752080) Tasos aud see Sites Borma + a BM. Cite (roteree) to Henry W. ‘i 3445 61, 207.5 Bo. of ad av. 2108.05 W D. Lefingweli unu ot 8,000 wo Bi 6 of id av. 6. 01 4000 ai. +5 your Guonder, Charice and another, to Frederick Tiorat, my &. Sd ob, w. OF Ce vb ‘sa ss 3,000 to tiie “Lacveque, & dtromibe.. ns 8,000 500 MENT OF MORTGAGKS. tw hangmee 8. 2 Moore. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. BIRTH, NI ae typ tty 8, 1878, #00 of Jumes iM. iy Log o Cou MARRIED. T.—At Bi K. 1, at the res Douaias L. Coxmg.Ly, iy ALLES—Tr ofthe bride's parents, by tho Rev, George la Locke, }| funeral, on Tucsday, Uutover ‘ rector of $1. Michael’s Church, assisted by Rev. Will tam J. Tilley, Wittiaw A, ALLEN, M. D., of Plusting, LL, to Mise Kare M, Truuey, of Bristol, BiovceTt—Wri..—On Wednesday, October 9, 1878, at Zion Church, by the Rev. Dr, Galieher, peal ntew to Katnutann Hontaxse, daughter of Houry en, Eeq. BURNHAM—Kwenet —Tbursday, October 10, 1878, at the re-ieuce of tbe vride’s cousin, Mrs. Staples, Jr, by the Rev. A. C, Wedekind, D. D., F. A. BURSHAM, Esq., to Miss K, M. Kyewen. Ckowsit—Vax Errex.—On Wednesday, October 9, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev, « 4 OWELL to SusiK M. younge it duugoter of James and Sui all ot ti Frkky—Haknisox.—Thursuay, by Rev. Corey, CLark B. Feany, of this city, to JosePaine Borien, ovly daughter of W. H. Harrison. No car 8, MACF ARLAND—Enyts.—n Brooklyn, October 7, 1875, by the Rev. 3. Hurtwell Pratt, Wittiam A, MacFar- LAanp, of New York city, to Purse J. Ewnis, of Sauger- ties, Ulster county, N. ¥, McDovatv—Lssh.—Ou Sunday, September 29, at St Agnes’ Cuuren, by the Rev. Hurry MacDowell, Wiuiat McDonaD to Nuttin Lams, daughter of Voter Lamb, ail of this city. No curds, MaLoxsY—PoLuock,—September 18, by the Rey. W J. Hill, at the residence ‘a the bri mother, Jobo E. Matonzy to Mary, daughter of Margaret Pollock. Parres—LacKin.—On the 8th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Deems, Uniackk KR, Patten to Manian Lecxin, all of this city. No cards, Raiw—Bakn.—at Gardon City, L. L, on 8th inst,, at the resivenoe of the bride, Cuanius Epwarp Rup, F New York, to Mannix #., duughier of 5, Sterret arr, DIED. Beatry.—On the 11th {ost., at the residence of nis sister, No. 345 West 16ih si., Joun Buarry, aged 23 y, the 13th tnt, at two P. M. ln this‘city, ou Friday, October 11, LAU, for several years pust gardeue: Trinity Charch and its chapels. ‘The tuueral wii take place from Si, John’s Chapel, Varick jonday, Uctobor 14, atten A. M. His Iriends are respectiuily invited to attend, Burrrick.—On Thursiay, October 10, Caries H. BUTTRICK, in the 40ib year of nis age. Noticx.—Ockax Lovox, 156, F. anp A. M.— Brerurex—You are hereby summoned to attend a special communication of the lodge to be held at Livingston Rooms, Masonic Temple, Sunday, October 13, swelve M. sharp, for the purpose of paving tbe lust tribute of ros pect to our lute worthy brother, Coarios Bi Au- tor trick, Past Mast lodges are f{raterpally invited members of tne Grand Cuapter, 0, E. 8. ISAAC C, KINGSBURY, Master. Joux Buaniny, Secretary. CaRkoLL.—Ou Ga gry October 12, Mra, Mary CARROLL, mother of Mra B. Spaulding, No. 527 Lex. ington av. Notico of funeral hereafter. ‘At Port Washington, Long Island, on tust, of apopiexy, Mra, Kuiza CuarrExs, in the 79tn year of her a Fuveral services afternoon of Sunday, 13th inst, at residence of Mr. Van Pelt, Port Washington. Crorp.—At Hobok .J., ou Thursda’ 10. 1874, Colonel Jamra CuovD, agod 80 y: months. ‘The relatives and iriends, also the members of the Hoboken Ferrymen’s Association, the New Jersey Yacht Club and Hoboken Eugine Company, No. 1, are respectiuily invited to attend the janeral, on Sunday, 131m inst, at two o’ciock P. M., from Ss. Paul's Episeupal Church, Hudson st., Hoboken, N. J. - Cummins,—October 11, 1878, at Goshen, Orange county, N. ¥., ANXIK kK. wite of Joho 1. Cummins, aged 25. ‘Fuueral Monday, October 14, at two o’clock P. M., at the Episcopal Churen, Goshen, N, Y. Davison.—Octover 10, at her son’s residence in Norwoou, N. J., TueREsA, Widow of James Davison, in the 74in { her age. Funeral services at Norwood, on Monday, the 14th inst., on arrival of train leaving Chambers at. 9:45 A. M. and 28d st. at 9:19 A. M. by Northern Railroad of New Jersey. Relatives and iriends are respectfully invited to attend. FRxbuy,—Saturday, Uctober 12, aged4o years, Many KIKRNAN, bative of county Longford, Ireland, and be- loved wile of George Fenue Relatives and fri from her late residence, 157 7tn o’ciock, FineGax.—aAt her rei leer Sing Sing, N. ¥ , Oc- tober 9, Mary B., wife ot Andrew Finegan, aged 41 ¥ Friends of the family are invitea to attend the faneral, Suuday, October 13, at two o’ciock P, M. Train ke Grand Central Depot at 9:10 a. M, and returns at P.M GALLAGueR.—October 11, 1878, WitLIAM GaLLaGuxn, dp tne 59th year of his age, native of parish of Urney, county Tyroue, ireland. Funeral irom his late residence, 427 West 331 at. Sunday, October 13, at one P. M. Relatives friends respectiully invitea, AKVRY.—Un Friday, the 11th tust., after a long and Fo tilness, MicHAKL Gaxvay, of the paris of Drung, county Cavan, Ireland, in the 66tb year of bis October re und 9 age. ‘The fanoral will take place from bis late residence, 460 West 32d st., on Sunday, the 13th inst, at one o’ciock, to tne Church of St. Michael; theuce to Cal- vary Cometery ior intermeut. The friends and rela- tives of the family are respectiully invited to attend. GILLOX.—On Pharsday, Octover 10, 1878, —— Gittox, Relatives and triends are rospectiully invited to ut- tend the funeral, on Sunday, October 13, 1878, from West 48th at., at one o’ciock sharp, 457 West 50th st., on Monday, October 14, at one o’clock P. M. Friends of the amily are respect- fully invited to attend. Goss.—On Thursday, October 10, Jonaruan B. Goss, in the 29:h year of bis age. . Relatives uud irieuds; also members of Oid Hickory Council, No 74, 0. U. A. M., are invited to attend the funerul, on Suaduy, October 13, at hie late residence, No. 360’ West 17th st, at half-past one P, M. Oxp Hickory Couxcit, No, 74, O. U. a. M.—Yoo are hereby notifieu to meet at the council chamber, on Sunday, October 13, at twelve o'clock sharp, 426 8th av. 10F tae purpose ut paying tt tribu of respeet to our worthy broth: io B, Goss. Ali sister councils cordully serie to attend, JAMES THOMPSON, ©, C. C. Cuox, R. 8. Gray.—October 10, Exiza J. Grar, the beloved wife of Robert C. Gray, tu the 43a r of her age, Relatives and Iriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend tue funeral, on ~uuday, ‘at two o’elock, trom her late residence, 1z8 Howard » Brooklya. —On Thursday, the rong inst., ALEXANDER in the lst yeur of bis ag The friends of the family, ‘also Tonto Lodge, 486, Zerubbvavel Chapter, 147, F. und A. M., and the mew- bers of tne New York Kagineers’ Protecuve Society, are rospectiuily tovited to atten 1 his tune lute residence, 501 West 27th st., on Sunday, the 131b inst, at one o’ciock P. M. HaRvey.—UVo saturday, the 22th inst, aoe Leo, Snfupt sou of William H. und Margaret ¥. larvey. Funeral will tak his day (Sunday), at two P. M., from the resiagence of his parents, No. 265 West 38th Jonxs,—On Saturday, October 12, Juxxre B., wife of Wiliam H, Jone, Relatives aud friends are lavited to attend the fu- neral, trom her lute idence, 146 West 38¢n #t., ou Monday, Octover 14, at one P. M. Kexxy,—Epoix, son of James C. Kenny. Fuueral from 131 East 14:b at., at oue o'clock, Sun- bg 13th 8h LU ber 12, Janz H., wite 5. Relat © tamily are respect{ully wvited to attend the funeral, iro Gaitance's m Chureh, 18'h wt,, near Sth av., on Monday, October 14, at 10 o'clock, Matton —At Saratoga Springs, October 11, Gxorcx Mauox, of Brooklyn. ‘Nouce of tuneral hereafter. Marsu —Morpxoal L., on 12th tost., agod 78. McApams,—Un Friday, Octover 11, Vavip Moapams, aged 26 years. Funeral to-day, at one P. M., from the residence of bis vrother, Rovert McAdams, “16 1otb a MeGowas.—UVo Friday, Uctover ll, Crcmia J., yaugest duughter of Charles J. and Julia aMeGowau, 4 10 mouths. elauives and friends of the family invited to on Monday, October 14, at ove wuce of parents, 958 9th av., cor- Ossorx —On Saturday, October 12, Jou H. Ossoax agou 68 years, ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respeot- fully toviiea to attead bi Vices, at his iate residence, No. 161 Bast 8lss st, ou dionday, 14th o’clock. KssY.—On Saturday, 12th ins’ ih, Many O'Sma eetoek, Th u '. Australian and Dablin pape: ase ky Prixcr.—Hexnry, son va Mr. and Mrs, &. L. Prince, aged 26 yours ava 5 Funeral trom Memorial Guapel, 30th st, and 3d av., }, October 13, at one, sharp. Reiauives and @ Fospectiully juvived to attend, ton (3. C.) papers ploage copy. F October 11, Bantuowousw day attend funeral, , Qovober 12, Joun Reary, a ry ty Cork, Ire nd, aged 37 years. iy, at two o'clock, trom frienus are respecttuily tuvited to attoud bis {uoeral, Reit.y.—Oo Saturday, October 12, Kowann Jor fon of Kaward aod Bilen Retily, aged 10 montns, Fanerai will take place ou io Uctobor 14, at Ons o'clock P. M., from 1,168 1 Ragusa. —Oo the 12th Devober, Wall, Orange county, M B Fn se ot Y 1 —Uvtover 9, Euma A, Derors, io ye i her age, the only duughver of George and ‘mery Nasal, Relatives and trie my respectful; - vited to attend ber funeral, on Sunday, Uctober two o'clock, from Tesideuce of ner pareate, Po) Pear ot., ak Calstoraia aud Montreal (Canada) papers please eopy. Savace.—On Saturday, the natant sosu, Wits SAVAGE, Step. Hevry Vouper, in the 40th year of bin age, Notice of t Suita At his eo, 112 Bitiots ple Brookiyo, October 1% *AAnon MI eH, the 634 y of bits age, Relitives aud friends aro ‘OCTOBER 13, 1878.—QUINTUPLE - SHEET. SrEncer.—At Middietov, Hyde county, N. 4. on Wednesday, September 25, of typhoid fever, XOLON P. SPENCER, aged 26 years, 3 mouths and 2b days, He Wasa nepuew of Wiliam I. Ballance, of 361 3d av., this city. , Octoder 11, Tuomas, iu the 78:0 year of her age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the ta |, from ber nephew's, Robert J. Catill, 618 DeKalb’ ay., Brookiya, on Monday, Ootover id, ut bull-past nine o'clock A. M., 10 St. Matrick’s Churcn, Ko -. thence Lo the Cemetery Holy Cross. 12, Jouy B, TimeweLn, at the w, F. ¥, Shea, 154 East Mrs, Junetr Funeral to take place Monday, October Urenuakt.—suddenly, at pis late r oe, No. 1,876 Atluutic av., Brooklyn, on Thursday, October 10, Henry Utegmant, Clty Surveyor, aged 39 years dT montDa, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend nis funeral, to-day, at four o’cleck, from the Coogregational Courca corner of Rochester av. wod Herkimer #t., Brookly a. Vassing.—Octover 10, 1878, Purr A. Vassixc, be- Joved sou of Enoch and Annie Vessing, aged 5 years, 1 mootn and 10 days Funerul tukes piace at the residence of his p at Westchester aud Retreat ava, New York, fr oue P. .. Sunday, LLMAN.—On Friday, October 11, jute Fetve! Voliman, Relatives und triends are respecttully invited to the funeral, from her juts residence, No. 73 st. on Sunday, Uctover 5 ie ston Sunday, 13, at hult-past one P, 1878, Bertas M. WaLpkox,—Alter a long illness, on Friday, October 11, GeorGx Wabvgoy, tn the 76.b year of his age. Relauives aud tricnds are iuvited to attend the funeral services, on Suuday, Octover 13, at hall-pust four o'clock P, M., ut the residence of tis son-iu-14W, Charios Bernt , 266 South 24 #., Brookiyn, KE. D. Warkeys.—At Amityville, L. d, Lith 4) Sakau A,, widow oi the late Edward Watkeys, of Brooklyu, tu the 77th your of ber age., ‘The funeral services Will take piace’ dence o! her brotver-in-iaw, Mr, Francis Speck, No. 415 Gold oi., Brooklyu, op Mouduy, Octover 14, ut two P.M, Relatives and trienas of the lumily are respect- fully invited. Wuxixsox,—Ou Saturday, 12th inst, Crana L., youugest child of Samuel and Mary E, Wilkinson. Funeral Sunday, 13th inst, at hall-past one P. M., trom residence of parents, 76 Allon st. WithiaMs.—Friday morning, the 11th 1 O'clock, MARY ANX, wile of Stephen G. the 64th yeur of Funeral trom ber | residence, I1itn st Boalevard, vn slouday, the 14:u imst., at Dall-p A.M, Relatives and friends ure invited to attend. atseven m8, 12 near ten thn harp carpe SEO TIE Xs Asuatst, Lor OF NEW AND SECOND WAND Single and Vonblo Leuther Beiting tor sale cheap by JOUN KKIDY, 108 at. FIRST CLASS OXDER, FOR rep st. NS, BOILEKS, PUMPS, £0 eluss variety ; lowest prices, AKE, Front and Dover sts, office. A —LARGE ASAORTMENT OF STEAM ENGINES, Rollers and Saw Mills; ale Holting Engine on Wheels, in complete ibenee RIE CITY {KON WORKS, 45 Cortiunds ot. SKOOND HAND BAXTER ENGINE, 208 3 HORSE power. Address MANUPACTUKKR, Herald office. OILIKS, ENGINES AND TANKS FOR SALE, AT LESLIE BOILER WORKS, Peurl, near Greene st. Jersey City; repairs promptly attended BAND, BAW, THNONING. PLANING AND MORTIS- M Jig at Mach ing Machin ix horse porta- ble horse powe ‘daa aia led Br. eS MACHINES—TWO CLOIH, TWO Nexther: must be sold immediately, CHANDLER, 22 ui ARGE QUANTITIbs JUST 24inch und ull sizes un- liand and Power Hl 4 Tosh 1 Saws, Pallgans Hanger os ‘lao miscoliancous lot new and-xccoud hand Machinery JERSEY CITY MACHINE WORKS, foot of Morris Jersey City, N. J. 1OR BALE— A TEN-HOKSE BAXTER STEAM | No eine and boiler, ni it » s ‘Address STEAM BNGIN ieieaasse (Ow SALE—A ad LOT OF STEAM PIPE AND Fitting, from 1 to 7 inches: also Steam Heating Coils ott Kettle \r Other Muchinery. KURAS & HAKRISUN. 96 and 08 Plyai- outh st., Brooklyn. 3 INSTRUCTION. A A TEXCHER OF Five YENES BXPERYENCE WiLL recstve upils iv classics, English branches, ing COLLEGE GikaDU ate. tera Uprowa SET, | A SUCURSSPUL GESMAN TEACHE?, wants pupils; iessous, O0c. Address KASY METHODS rald 0 N DRAWING, O1L 118 East Sth st. A ARI LS’ paintine: $10 per term OUNG LaDY OF CULTURE, h English, French andthe rudim the posi ion of visiting ur resident der tow lady. KALECK. Hora “WiIGH ARE DAUGHTERS TO BE dmay fine excellent Kooms, Board and instruc- BURBA EMINARY, five ‘minute: ? walk from jem Railroad. Ag L FOR PAINTING PiOTOGRAPHS IN oil and water colors. CHR FISCHER, 769 Broadway, room 5, TiiGHLY EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, RECOM- mended by the hixheot (i in New York, wishes to teach German and eae Papo | 2 NEXPERIENOKD VISITING GOVERNESH WIT it best references, desires wacemout; English PuNOTUALS box 104 Herald f science, ut Id office, Ax LN OPPORTUNITY FOR GUARDIANS. —A MARRIED Judy, of good tamily. educated 1m Germany and expe- Fenced ‘in touching, wishes to educate in w home sphero two or three littie girls with ber only ehil’, # girl of seven, in the country, near Baltimore; unexceptional references, An interview be had by addressing D., box 2.05 Post office, New York. AN EXPERIENUED PRIVATE structs in German, Latin, French, Engiis matics: tuition im classes at moderate terms. TUTOR, lierald otic. FT THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 — BOOK keeping, writing, arithmetic and Houttoh branches: telegraphy taught practienlly day and evening; terms ro commence immediately; ladies’ de pacen YEACHER IN. and mathe Address mp. CHER MERAORN, 30 Fast 14th st. SINSTRUCTION IN AR, ON PAPER OW POL Aviary. 31 a tosson. ond RAPID, ELEGANT HANDW} NG in TER I twenty private lessons: Bee 23 Kast 14tp OLIV. cous yatrit.* Es A FEW MORE 209 West 32d st, A ( YOUNG PARISIAN LADY WI pupils to loarn French. Addre: room N ELOCUTIONIST WILL TEACH ELOOUTION nd dramatic clusses in senools or country towns: ro- muneration from first public performance, Address ELO- CUTIONIST, 12 Clinton place, New York. MODERATE SALARY AND A COMPORTABLE home in Hay, teach: a Outholie pr und reflued; Bo C. wv nced apply; the must satisiactory reference rei the same given. Addre: VANA OFFER, iin olfice of the New York Beek PING, taught Scranien day and event ing and trembling removed. DOLBEARS’ Colt Broadwa: OOKKeEPING, PENMANSHLP, chorvuzh fustruction; careful attenti At eas wiih & RENVILLE ROOR KEEPING, ARITHM TIO, Sacdainanbnhip ‘eo. OLAL SCHO! Y A FRENOH ARITHMETIC, £0. low pric: COMMERCIAL At COMMER: PRIVATE LESSONS AND clusses of tour pupils at !enst in drawing, water colurs and oil peineing: bust reterences.; very moderate terms. OR P., box 4.337 Pont office, COLLEGE, UNION SQUARE— einet only $30 tor 12 weeks’ tull in- }XPERIENCED © raetone AND MATHEMATICAL texcher desires private oupiias provares, tor, college: a city reference. Address TEACHEK, box 153 LOOUTION—ULASS O® PRIVATELY, PROFESSOR, AN. ottice, KEEN 8 Union square: hall wud stage attached; Voice cultures specialty; terms moderate, keeping and Business Affairs. 710 Broadwa: C. ©. MARSH, Autnor of the popular works om book- keeping. Apply for cireuli NCH TAUGHT CONVERSATIONALLY AND ammatically by un expertenesd % son, T. B., 982d av. Ring third bell. WRENCH CONVERSATIONAL LESSONS BY PARIS- fan lad} klg lately arrived, not spesking Knglish. me. COKM ON, Herald Uptown ottice. {\RENCH UO NVERSATIONAL LESSONS BY A PAR. isian lady (aij eon y». No, 1,295 Broadway, secoud floor, janction 6 RENO mgs ATIONAL LESSONS, BY PA+ rixiaa lady sivlomee; terms moderate, Mile, VEREL, 1,267 Broadway, room 3, first floor. OK 8ALE.—-A NEW ONE-HORSE POWER ENGINE for sale cheap. Apply at 442 West 451n ea tis i peer SPANISH AND GERMAN OONVERSA- tion and'thorough instruction ominent teachers terms moderate, Address PROFESSOR, 32 West 27th. HOMER, MACHINIST, PRESS oe TOOL MAKER, Tools und Machinery; Medal work done, ‘54 East emery 0 YLT. De: Hea sinen ey. 5a oplenaid eeaon the le cheap. GIL | OOLY, 1 INDLING WOOD YARD MACHINERY WANTED. K WM. H. BROOK=, 619 Broadway ‘PERFORATING 3 ACHINES AN kinds, for metal or paper; machi dembossing, FE. B, STIMP st RESSING ROLLERS —WA v two net inches long, 12 ‘e Tt inen substantial frames. Adiress *R DIES OF ALL to let for punching Spruce st. PERORAME, ameter, in SS LKOLL, Herald ofico ARTIES HAVING MODEL STEAM BNGIN., WELL made und finished, about two horse power, to sell cheap, address POW» R, Post office, Brooklyn L. J EEDY'S TY ELEVATORS, HAND, STEAM nud hydreulte; send for Miystrated velreniat J. W. KE. DY, 580 Canal, TAM HOINTERS, WITH O . WITHOUT HOILERA; iprives to suit the times. Apoly to J. RUSHWORTH, 258 Weat 28th st. HE GENUINE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE, exclusively by the Colt’s ‘rms Company, of or seid only by said company and their authorized agent: beware of imitations offered by other parties. For circulars and further details address THOMAS J, FALES, al Auent, 118 Liberty st., New Yora city. D—A >; COND HAND RUSBAR MILL. AD- 1 Plate st. MADE artford, ANTED TO BUY JACKET KATTLE, 32 FRONT st., near Gouverneur. Wwanmep-4. “aVaRiery OULD AND BAND SaW Machine. 1. B. WA it, New York, TANT D—TWO Toeiiae aes A VEGENER vy tnd Gordon, Address PKINTR; box 196 Horald office, Vv NTED—A_ FULL Proot Pross. MIN UARTO GORDON PRESS; ING RECORD, 61 Broadw: WANTED ‘TU PURCHASE, AR remor WISHING TO DisPOSE OF NOTARY publicship cheap address R., box 2,440 Post office. URGLAR PROOP SAFE WANTED—MUsT BE IN ieood condition, adapted tor sliver or silk, Address, f two days, SAFETY, Herald Uptown office, ve RS IN THE O1TY untey do Arous of disposing elther their whole or tock i of whatever kind. cur find « cash ald offi 1 REIGHT KOUTK WANTED, Suis Fi FREIGHT, box iy Herald office. sAcQUE WaNTED.—sTAl BL ast be fue and £126 quality apd orde’ ‘Addrens SKALSKL tlevaltt thee ERMAN LANGUAGE KY PROFESSOR KUTINER rench by Parisian lady; for adults anc children. UNG LADIES AND +83 50 weekly. Ad- file, LL. Mu POR SIX LITTON GIKLS.—INSTRUOTION IX isish, French and music, $20 per mouth, with Board, Mrs, STAUNTON, 2.129 Sth av, SPANISH BY A COMPETENT modere i ELLANO, J Uptown office, SONPIDENTIALLY AND THOROUGHLY sidences or at teacher's. Speliinz, writing. srammor, &c.; Freneh, music. INSTRUCTERLSS, bux 108 Herald Uptown office, pan ch tie denn ann SALES l ACE MAKING TAUGHT—Rr AL POINT, DUCH BEER, 4 1 Broadway. conden dae a EN a ilk Soo ULES. CHARBON} IER'S FRENCH PROTESTANT kast 35th st.. New York (formerly 42 ay. du Roal Paris). Thorough and complete course ot instruction in 4polnged Venice and sundry others; re N Bourdiug Day School for Young Ladie French and in baglish : Fronch the language of thie schoo WEt3, N RS, EPEAT GaMOLDS, Ast Sc 5 EAST tof Oth av. LADY GRADUATE, s tooond deer P STRUCTION. — having mado. « specialty of Bogish Literature, Art, Composition and Letter Writing, desires to iorm a select class of ladies tor imp: ovement and the better preparati for reading and study withoot s teacher. Address 2I.. one week, box 3.344 New York Post office. RIVATE LESSONS IN GERMAN, FRENCH AND knglish, by CHARLES C, BAUER, Address 312 Bust it. AINE'S BUSINESS aud 62 Bowery.—Spo and higher arithmetic, shorthand, HONOGRAP IY. —WALWORTHS FHONOGRAP td Institute, 14th at. corner Univeratt taphere completely avalifed. Headquarters. of Manson't tem, CuoOk OF LANGUAGLS (AT THK NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF 5 RAST 14TH 81, SEUOND DOOR BAST oF atit av, SPANISH LA! oughly tauget: THOROUGHLY TAUGHT, ie terms. Professor FER. roxdway and 249 West 25th st 3c1100%, O Xo DKAMAITIC AKT, i. acorments my ide for Kevdings and Recttations, For are address JULIA THOMAS, 32 Wout 20th, ranso| 29 price, Add GRAPHY — EXPERI ‘KOND OPERATOR WIth ANTE SECOND HA‘ D MINERAL CASE. 16 "Tasta mae tudents; tench and; reduced to 80 ai Rta low price. Re GJM Broadway, | Hatem TEERGWA PHY, Herald 0) ¢D -WANDSOME FLAT DOUBLE DESK, Walnus or chorry, tov gruer and cheap for BRILL & COs 28 and 39 Greene st. ANTED—A A2Uun si HAND SAFE, ABOUT na five high, with double doors Address, giving description and ‘ald Uptown Branch 0: We eee OND HAND SET COURT Or 4 - ged Keports cheap. Address E. F., box 140 Her- ald office. BILLIARDS. MERICAN STANDATD BILLYARD, TAETES wew gucond Rand, at reduced prie ae, WM. HW. GRE SPECIAL MEDAL OVER deen awarded to wm bee yr DIR " warctvens vow open: uew nad second at lowest prices, 8 WARERUOMS, 726 BROAD, wana ‘osoad faand Billiard Tables at bargains” ITLLIAKD ASD POOL TABLE. aT Lowest Pos sible prices; balls turned $1 perset. At PHERLANS', away) band I prttard Fables, 14 Vesey st. OK SALB CO) Table, tu be: MATRIMONIAL. A Mis8 OF 19 SUMMERS DESTRES THE ACQUAIN ance of b ntteman matrimoaially in- lined. GIPSAY YOUsU LADY Wisi Bs THis ACQUAINTANCE OF nm with liberal means yf tis disposal; m joned, middie MARIB, box refed 4 Herald Uptown office. BAAR Wiss THE AO- ith @ few hundred RESTAURANTS. 1VK AND] Ler Livi vl te Senn we AND rv ta rat wine! the delicact syle. Hond. at ressonsble fu eS SPENG, “MARBLE “MANTELS, Ait PuRTike pEDUCHION Af PRIEKS FROM ITNE Gra de of Siave Work; large dovorgmae EUS KHYN SLATES COM: este! PANY, 30. ‘Union's quar 4th av, ana 17th Maso’ AND MARHLEIZED | MAN stones. at cust, A KLABKK, 134 Bast & NICHOLS Att THE LARGEST M ad Marbleized Xiate Man- taste continaaliy intro: bet, Warerooms 73 HACHERS WANTED —AT HOME “ARD ABROAD (wee Snturday’s Horald) : sper anted, viait'ng Kinvergarturr, city family; young F woh lady for convert sationa! les enend unmarried gentleman, supe t bility, city i Hor disciplinary aoe TEM EHO IN. 3 Rant 14th st, BEACHES OF “aon CALIBRE AND CHAR. TeAcc promptiy provided for tamliles, schdole, colleces, SCH BKM « KUOKN, 30 bast 14th at. HOROUGH INSTRUCTION A AND CONVERSATIONAL b: rma 4s UESUae aad UGH, box 140 ‘ TRUCTIO 3, BNGLISH BRANCHES, waatten. ‘ke Seales Hege professor. rald C miele, Frenet and Germas, solictt petrone ean 17 sheets oe private families ; Ade dress O. B.. Herald Upto TE PUPLLS OR epeciaity. Mint 20. 880, PER MONTH. “INStRUCTION AND $2 Board; toreigners taavht Englixh; muste a speck ABiL WHITLOCK, Norwalk, Coun. ‘DENTISTRY, SER OUR BXUREDIN Juding extracting 502 and 5U$ 3d UTED LOWek SkTS FOR per Sets, with Plumpers only 502 aud 504 Bd av, southwest Bw K allow jaws, and uppe 87 at De. MODBMANN's, i S4Lh st AL Aarne 8 i; ), careta tally made, Care NKBDY,59 Bond st. EB OUR DURABLE aus ont SEts, INCLUDING A .atracting with gen; only Shy Dre MODEMAS oud And 504 Sd av., soutnenst cor FICIAL TERTH ai Jn, sor ous 5 aa Ay Be you youn cota! NING OR DAYTIME AND of eit hight AVENUE DENTA ASSOULATION, 379 PERTH encore a ate Wri Toh won 300. FULE um Sete, $4 upward ) VINE BlOgs.—H. ned to York, oe sito, ioe ness, would ly fitted oy geen at wine p stairs,