The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1878, Page 2

: a AMUSEMENTS. si PONY “PASTOR'S. ~~ TONY PASTORS. GRAND pt Rites MATINEE MATINER TLALIAMS. FRIDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK, STER, ALLED ’ TIERNEY AND CRONIN, BRYANT, B RAYMOND AND MURPHY, Me BT DC DREWS, ‘EDWIN. PRENCH PALMETTO QUARTET, THE SWAINS. TOR APPE. EVERY ENTERTAIN- DREAM” ‘G FRIDAY FOUR Ac! HARRY, FRANK TONY “SHE E THREE oP Sbeuaait HOU TINEE FRIDAY. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. “[ CADEMY OF MUSIC. ~ To-pay, . TO-DAY, THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, THE GREAT AMUSEMENT EVENT OF THE SEASON. The Eleventh ANNUAL BENEF!T of the AND BENEVOLENT o- tt PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELES iri av eS guns Lesseos and Managers o* EDWI BOOTH. fHIS EVENING (first time), THE FOOL'S REVENGE. £0-MORROW and SATURDAY, THE FOOL'S REVENGE. SATURDAY MAT (only time), RUY BLAS. FARNUM'S GREAT SHOW . .PISKE & MARKINS ar al MORE’S GARDEN, fWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P.M. LAST WEEK Last WEEK LAST WEEK Last WEEK ALL THE POPULAR PEATURES RETAINED: GREAT ADDITION CHANGE OF PRO- GRAMME, SO cents. 50 cont SO cent: 50 cents. — 50 cents, rand entree “25D ST., NEAR 6T ‘Mr, JOSH HARE OPERA COMPANY, Crowded houses! 21. JAM Dedsee and Tata UTt Lisi” ise CATHERINE supported by Miss Laura Jovee, Miss tins Cluny, Mr Eugene Henry Peakes. Lange, se, dbe., ette’s Comic LLS OF CORNEVILLE. Box office open from 9 A. M. till LLS OF CORNEVILLE. ATURDAY AT 1:30, CORNER SOTH ST. EDGAR AND FULTON. -Lessees und Managers FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS. THIRD WEEK. MR. AND MRS, KNIGHT, JQROADWAY THEATER NING. AND SATURDAY MATINEE. SDAY OWE THEATRE. FERDINAND W. HOFELE .. --Manager THE CUBAN MLLE. MARI NITA; OR, OMANs OF vOTION. HE AQUARIUM, BROADWAY AND STH ST. Wonderful performances of the TRAINED KENTUCKY THOROUGHBRED HORSES, y Mons Ovear. ‘ATED DOGS. Admissi pre SQUARE THEATRE. Mr. SHERIDAN, BEOOE A.M. PALM 8. sarlabaY MATINEE AT 1:30, NIGHTS NIGHTS of 8: 2 Charming f Play, MOTHER A. SO: 1 MOTHER AND SO! NIGH’ “The masterpiece of the ablest dramatist of NIGHTS. ew York Tim Tn preparation for speedy production, a new play of great Interest, in five acts and six tableaux, by Bronson How: Bsq., entitled THE BANKER’S DAUGHTER. QTANDARD THEATRE, BROADWAY AND 38D ST. DWM. HENDERSO . Proprietor and Manager THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON. Houses crowded with delighted audiences to witness the Absorbingly interesting Drama, ALMOST A LIFE. ALMOST A A LIFE. NIFICENT DRESSES. MAGN cer, Rone Oxborne, V op ‘Buchanan, , Weaver, Durlotta Evely: Ringgold, Le MATINEE SATU RDAY, is, secured two, weeks in advance. Be. and Sve. 1 BE Bestrved Seats, resi LAR ——_ Ww SERAL ADMISSION ERAL ADMISSIO. ah EVENING. HURSDAY. es | PM. | SATURDAY. First appearance of - segs ‘GORDON, iful play'of THAT LASS ©) Tow RIES. ‘AT LASS’ O' LOWRIE’S Dramatizod from the popular novel of thet mame by the uuthoress Mra, Frances Hodgwen Burnett, and Julian Magnus pported BOOTH. oA. DAVIDGE, HENRY DAI- Messrs. TON, RALDINE “MAYE, FLORENCE WOOD dan excellent company. Box office, for sale of reserved seats, opens Thursday AST THREE DAYS INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, jew York. Y IN MOTION. All of the Buildings Lighted by Electricity. AMERICAN Sd ay, and 63d st. WONDERFUL MACH oncert each afternoon and evening by ING'S NINTH REGIMENT BAND. s will purchase at any station of the Ele ket of admission and « wr tet 1 A grand DOW Axier A BRILLIANT HIT. Matinews frie Laramie, Achille | After: Tda | noon; Thursday | F also fiona Ballet | Sun- and johnny Rowe. | a aud the great Frontier | 3 tr night, UGH, ‘The theatre elite of Brookly: THURSDAY EVES Ae ATURDAY MATINEE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, THE GLADIATOR, rae Ey rarR NEW CATHEDRAL, now oj 12 M. to 10:30 P.M. GREAT ‘UL AND VALUABLE 3. ‘T WEEK. CENTS. BY THE SEVENTY- th a Fair for the IGT, “DOCTOR KLACS, ly, in five acts, by L’Arrong Box office Open from 8 to 4 o'clock ‘taity. {LIMPSKS OF THE ARABIAN | NIGHTS. CHICKEKING titbay MATINEE. NOVEMBEL i NOVEL AND CHARMS ‘ERTAINMENT, comprising READE ROSES aad t ental eustu beanty any hitherto ol Jr. ill recite & Including reserved seat, G0e., Toe. and $i BROOKLYN, ATi DECEMBER 9. 4 and 5. ANBICAN LITERARY KUkEAU Manage: T STEINWAY HALL— ELECTIIG AND HIRD REMENYI CONCER GUAND KEMENYL MATINEE LLLAD KREMENYL AND Wt west of Oth ay RICAN MABL LE ABLES NIG el Waste ANOY DAY November 21, L (Gaetonxe GARDEN THEATRE, — ‘32a st, 3. SUYDER . Lessee and Manager. LADIES MATINEE EY ERY THURSDAY, FIRST GRAN RURSIAN FANCY Dies BALL, THIS (TUURSDAY) EVENING. v Ay bs NULE DAN'L Se danemtonanat ke _ . 2 HAYMARKET, ofl AY, AND. BOTH # GKAND PROMENADE © ONCERT SUTILE DANSANTE” GVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT, CoMENC ENG, AL 9 O'CLOCK. ADMISSION 24 _ ADMISSION 25, 1 CESNULAS THIRD LECTURE 4 “CYP CHCKE RING HALL, NOVEMBER 211, Viekots lor iwo ievturos, $1 OY, Youd'a, ao -nion square, THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 21, THIS (PHURSDAY) AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 21° COMMENCANG AT 2 O'CLOCK PRECISEQY. PROGRAMME. Overture—ELKS GATHERING, original, arranged bj Brother HT. Dyring, and perforined by A'GRAND 0 CHESTRA con cad trom 9 ota Et thusical gentlemen of the various theatrical orchestras of the city, ALL OF WHOM HAY. SLY VOLUNTEERED. OY Nich tha helacns Beane rose ROMEO AND JULIET. pee EBEN 1 PLYMPTON MAU GER By permission of cok MAPLESON, OF HER MAJESTY'S OPERA hus kindly proffered the services of the follow- «-Flanto Magico ear Bdogn0”. 0.2... SIGNOR PYATT. Cavatina—"O Mio Fernando” on 30s LLE. PARODIT. Ballad—“My Pretty eae #NOR ZECCHT. Orchestra under the dirvetion of Signor BISACCIA, of the Mapleson Opera. BILLY BIRCH and CHARLEY BACKUS, of the SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, in their amusing Sketch en- titled SOCIETY ACTORS. By kind permissiod ¢. t Bro, TONY. TASTOR, in bis medunes testo on mg SN To be followed by MAGGIE MOORE AND J. C. WILLIAMSON in th caer go comedietta, by Clay M. Greene, Esq. ‘San Francisco, and entitled Tie CHINESE QUESTION. Billy, a butcher and amateur tr red Mr. J. C. WILLLAMSON 3 Fa Fa Kitty, the Iri . with a strong } Beuchant for private theatri cals. Mrs, J.C. WILLIAMSON (Miss Maggie Moore). Samsee Lo, « Chinese irl. Mr. Freewill, » philanthropist, pro-Chinese. .Mr. SINCLAIR Fred Contrast, an enthusiastic anti-Chinese mun, Mr. J. J. SULLIVAN Harry Intrigue, his friend... Mr. W. 8. HARKINS Mrs. Freewill, dn anti-Chinese housewife, Miss ADELAIDE EATON Nelly, her daughter, in love with Fred, Miss LEONORE BIGELOW Tutroducing vocal and instrumental valections from & ORITE CHINESE OPERA. Miss MAGGIE MOORE will pg 2 Irish Need Apply” ‘riends.”” and “Hit Him Again, He's Got No Leader of Orchestra. by kind pers EDWIN. S. N the Patriarch @f the rate Phen will recite VE AT YE A Phat Hous. it Mr. CONNER'S first appearance in America in surrone se YOnQTHUR AND FREDERICK BENT in their original Cornet Duet, LEVITHIAN POLKA. By kind permission of Mr. HENRY E. ABBEY, Park CR. AND MRS. GEORGE §. Nout, in selections from their successful p! of OTTO, By kind pormission of EDGAR & FULTON, Broadway Theatre, MISS EVA MILLS, the celebrated Vocalist, will sing LANAISE,” from MIGNON Orchestra under the direction of MAX MARETZEK. By kind permission of Brother TORY FAsTOH, the celebrated Mimic, in his original specialties. By kind permission of ‘Mr. J. M. HILL, of the Lyceum tre, ne MR. DENMAN THOMPSON and his entire company, iusludtug the Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. J.-M. 1,in second act of SOsHUA wir 1) ‘ ‘MAN THOMPSON JE, weeper. Miss JULIA WILSON lover of horse racing. . UGENE O. JEPSON CLARA CAREY UNCLE JOSH TOT, a cross Johu Martin, Nellie Primrose, a Boston belle. Frederick Dolby, the young Kuglishinan.. WALTER GALE Susan Martin, with a mania for marri ELEN JUST Bill Johnson, @ loafer, just as bad as tl ree make ’om. -HARRY WILSON Mrs. Jounson, Tot's mother. Mrs. OWEN MARLOWE b ‘model policeman Aunt Martha. wo ‘The popular Comedian, GEORGE THATCHER. “And the Villain Still Pursued He To conclude with “AULD LANG SYNE,” aaaRvOre AND PROFECTIV VE ORDER OF ELKS. ITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS. af ite t.. T ALSTON BR cI rat CHARLES’ '?, WHITE, JOHN P pengow WARING, ROBERT. ‘st MARTIN, JOSEPH F. JOHN T. TINDALE. ‘Orchestra undor the direction of Mr. HENRY T. DYRING. The performance under the supervision of Mr, BEN MA- GINLEY and Mons. J. LA THORNE, PRICES OF ADMISSION. General admission Hoserved seats Private boos, 84: 8, vo 8 und 8. Tickets can be secured at RULLMAN'S Ticket 111 Broadway, Union Square Hotel, Union eg) Fifth Avenue Hotel, or at the Academy, from 9 A. M. Doors open at a o'clock ; commences at 2 o' "cluek. YCEUM THEATRE, 147i ST, AND 6TH AV. LY TWO WEEKS MORE. DENMAN “THOMPSON as JOSHUA WHITCOMB. 'H CONSECUTIVE WEEK. AN EXTRA MATINEE WILL BE GIVEN yl THANKSGIVING DAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK P. SEATS CAN BE SECURED. FOR ANY ENTER. EB WILL BE “eyes on ING, NOVEMBER OUR Last PERFORMA. ATURDAY EVE) meres ~COMIQ is HARRIGAN & If ine gran of Edward Harrigan’ SULLIVAN'S CHIISTM AS, John Allen, Alecia Jourdan, Jobn Sheridan, Livingston Brothers and John M nway and Kerrigan, Tomm: Franei ofessor A. W. Sawyer, JOH! BEBE & AUGUST - A hkhess uw HOHE L HHH EEE HH HE 4 E. H EEEK LLLE will give bis LAST CONCERT H LULL. ON FRIDAY EVE: ENG, NOVEMBER 22, LAST GRAND WiLiensy MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 2%, at 2 P. M. On whieh occasion be will be assisted by MME. renee Oe », KATE L. JAMES, SIGNOR’ TAGLIAPIETRA. , Conduetor Nini Wknke AUGUST WILHELMS first time in New Vork : 1) perform, for th eerto in D. smance from the 8. Polonaise Admission, Sle. and’ $1; ikeserved, Sie. be obtained at Steinway han soa on JIBLO'S GARDEN THEATRE, EDWARD F. STARIN. Prop ‘Lae? night but two of the ta OLIVER DOUD BY RO his reconstructed ACRORS THE. CONTINENT, with maguificent stage settings and powerful cast, eek Bartley Campbell's masterpiece, THE VIGILANTES. _ Grand family matinee, Saturday, at 2 P.M. ARK THEATRE. aan MEDY. HENRY E. ABBEY.. Positively t Concerto in KE. 20) Lerweo and Mi At WERK. nner LoT’ AS LA CIOALE, every evening except Friday (Farewell Benefit of LOTTA) and (vy request) Saturday evening. when will be prestnes (fort only times) MUSETTE. aeicre yt 2%, eveuin HOBSON AND as the two DROMIOS in the COMEDY ‘or ERRORS. _ QAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS OPERA HOUSE, AN PRANCIACO 3 Nine Broedway sud 20th ot. AMILY RESORT, RECEIV 17 wurst ROARS OF LAUGHTER. First woek of the Bersaming Act, A TOUG 4 ae . WastnoLb, KUN: THATCHER, Ksubi’ PRILLMAN. STEVENS, ¥. ND, JOHNSON, hee Bom RICAKDO, MULLAY'S Orchestra, in’ Now Heanon, sous, ke. of tS, and will mal ny BECURED. Mtbay AT 2. ie THEATRE, ND AT HOWERY, had ay Unbounded Sue rai rices over Nore rie Pre ACTION wootb, John. Hogan, Fayette Welsh, , Clark snd Edwards, Mackin iffen, Ban y Prof. Steen, the wondrous inser Ladin Kosa, Einina Hoffuan, Murtha Steon, lie Germyn, Florence Irwin and Howard ‘snd Thompson, MATINERS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, \GYPTIAN HALL, STH ST. AND UD AV. uo OVERWHELMING BUCCESS. So MORE, FEMALE STARS ADDED to the FIRMAMENT. OBSERVE THE ¥ PEW ALe MURKETHERS, PREN MULE, DE COURS CELERRA wt ne HY ST CLABSICAL Moule is THE WoRtp. GAY SON PICY SKETCHES, PARISIAN ‘re greutoet Ladies’ Vaudeville Troupe i ‘Amerie. _Grand Matinees to-day and Saturday ot CADEMY OF MUSIC, ITALIAN OPERA. AASEATS SECURED AT THRATRE TICKET OFFICE, KQUITABLE BC peri ia che aioe AY. YARD. ohne Viol A att. /TAK, ORGA AN, VLUTE eNGING hun Bresawes, oppo site Stewart's. CIRCU Lait MAILED. ‘AY WATSON, Directo VUNTHERS wren Em BOWERY, | NEAR Houston #.—Must elegant’ amusement tif marble palace, Fine imported Wines, Liquor _ alge. Young lady attendanta, Ole, WOLINS Rane BARGAINS PIANOS evan and Banjos for QUAR VAL #40 baron Way, opposite Stewart's, “RARE CHAN i DHONOGRAPH PRIVATE, HIBITIONS ~ GIVEN XK improved, very loud talker for sale. 160 West 10th st, ryom 1 RUAN EXITHITION, The Grand Organ in the Contral Presbyterian Chureh, Sith st. newr Tth av. built by Jardine, will be exhibited Thureday evewing by GEOKGK W. MORGAN, Admit- tance 250. AMUSEMENTS, * ALLACK: 8. vprietor and Mani EVE EIR EVENING i Ek wi wou ¢ successful new comedy im threo Sutidied ” OUR CLUB. actors by Mosara. C.F. F COGHLAN CHARLES BAR- ‘ KiB R. FLOYD, HOL- ND, JW SHANNON, CI ROCKWELL Weg) LEON. G. E. EDWIN, W.' A. EYTINGR, J.” PECK, Misses ROxe Gotan: EEVIE GEEMON STELLA’ BONT- FACK, BINGHAM, VINING and Mrs, LINDSEY. CADEMY OF MUBIC. pep tienda LUCIA. venteenth night 4 ‘ription. fo-monnow RIDA EVE ee. 22, AT 8, 100) Bdganto, Sig, Campanink: Hneien, Sip, Galasel; Raimondo, ‘and Ln “anaes Ge GE! A GERSTER. staan ¥ Mile. Antonino, Miller, &e., de. ee ARDITI mt , .. NOVEMBE, GRAND MATINEE—CAR Don Jose, Signor Companialy Ercan. on nor Del te; I Doneuiro, M. Thiorry; Zuni or France ehi Michaela, Mine. ‘Sinico; Paquii Mor- cedos, Mine. Labluche, and Carmen, ine MINNIE HAUK, Mile. Molvina ‘Cavaluzei will dance’ in tho incidental diver- ssemen: ‘y (MATINEE PRICES OF ADMIRSION. rAOns, and $10, according 2. Genoral admission, 61. Secon, x rami 22 lent time), Bellint's Opera, cards, Signor Galassi; Gior- KA GERSTER. Monday evening, Arturo, Signor Campanini slo, Siguor Poll; Elvira. YRAND OPERA HOUSE. POOLE & DONNELLY od ine? ce Mirele NIGH ue. BPEL MONDA ah its FIRST PRODUCTION ofa new American play by struck om Fred Muradon, ontitled STRUCK OLL YULIE, YULIE, E YULIE, er xagdil roles, SoENEY MAND. EFFECTS ew aud complete. MMOORE of Mr. WILLIAMSON. WILLIAMSON, all n SAT AY NEXT, DOUBLE MATINEE BILL, Last Matinee of “SrieU OLL" and only: | Matineo of THE CHINESE QUESTIO’ RAND OPERA HOUSE. DE MURSKA. ee eat EVENING Mile. ILM. KA, having recovered front hor recent illness, will appear in concert with GILMORE’S FAMED BAND, Signor SUSINI, Professor HILL and other eminent artixts, Mile. DE MURSKA will sing “Artot's Variations Con- cortantes,” aria from “Robert Le Diable, Susini, Duo from “Don Pasquale.” Admission, 506, “A BERLE'S AMERICAN | THEATRE, INSTANTANEOUS AND Reserved seuts, 50c, extra, Matineos | Minnio Qeur Gray. vogother with Win, Stopheus, in thelr Drama, “Saved from’ the Wodnes- | Storm;” introducing their dramatic dogs, Romeo day jand Zip. F. F. Levantine, Champion Equilibrist of the World; Polly Daily, Billy & Maggie Ray, and . Clara Sidelle, Jounny Roach, Williams & su Pevanfon & Watson, Frank Saturday | ochor Specialty Artists D. cemncy OF MUSIC. MME. Choice seats end front row boxes Big f Music oper: AT | THEATRE TICKET OFFICE, ie "BROADWAY. SIC."—TREMENDOUSLY CHEAP Cunningham Boosey editions for 1 Bumbers, 2) cents; elegantl, ngraved, ful the very best paper; ail the vest « Just added, @ andy” “wn Whoa, Emn raynor, and 41 RSTER. low “Houston ids’ Show every evening; one of the should not miss it. Music by Barcel FANG: FORTES FOR ‘on very reasonable terms. Pianos but litle used excoodingly low. | ‘arerooms, Sth ay. and 21st s HAINES BROS.,} vactorios, 2d av. and 21st st. NION SQUARE, nd Fey, hand K A omer their large as: Pianos at prices to suit y place, a large assor' ond hand Pianos (some of the latter as good as new) will be # to suit the E ir: UPRIGHT, BQUARE AND GRAND «Pianos of our own make; also for sale and rent a num- ber of fine second hand Pianos, in perfect order. WILL- IAM KNABE & CO., 112 5th av., above 16th st. —$100, 714-00’ ‘AVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE 4. stool * pianos to rent. $9 ver mouth. GOLD- = 2 ASS ‘AN PIANO, Fig OCTAVES, NEW, “F280, warantee 6 eis 7s roadway. _ OB A’ reat beta some mt nies used but a very short tim by our best musicians und reall almost as good as new; fully warranted in every rew lease call at the WEBER Yarerooms, Sth av. and 164 rid ‘ANO, FINE TONE, GOOD CASE, ONLY wanted; music cheap.” 215 West a6th'st. ‘LADY WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL C CARVED ROSE- wood 7 octave Pianolorte, 875. 220 East Yoh i Bd wv. A aLWILE SACRIFICE MY ELI ANT xD scornered 7, octave Pinuoforte, cost four monthe age 8000, for $149, with Stool, Cover and Music Cabinet; also super Upright, 6100, ‘Please call 131 West 14th st x to shi + Col. O. X. BONNER, RARE CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY TO BUY A Piunoforte; 30 duys' trial. few scales and new desi; prices to suit the times, The stock consists of 7 and ve Square and Upright Pianos. No Pianotorto to excoed $200. At wurerooms 00 6th av., corner 19th st. N, B.—Sold on instaln ents and to rent. PRIVATE FAMILY LAT SACRIFICE WILL 5: Asteinw yy & Sons’ and Weber Pianofortes. Call at 120 West 23d st., neur 6th av, Hol SALE-STEIS oct on E net private residen YEORGE WOOD'S ORGAY ‘stops, suitable for advan A. PO! & 2 NR. iD FIA} RENT ¥ SQUARE GRAND IN PER- ricv reasunable. Can be seen at Ist. WITH PIPE musicians, Union square. . UPRIGHT PIANO, Steinway, Weber, Chickering, low rents Uadinhi givo. GORDON & SON, 13 East 14th at. RAND UPRIGHT ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANO- y hag costing $600, for sule for $100. 106 2dav., near 2th st. RANICH & BACH, 24 24D ST. NEAR 2D v., have a beautiful aasorte +i of fine Pianofortes, both new and second hand, which they are offering very low; Pianos let and sold on instalments, ATHUSHEK PIANOS.—W¢ Miticot the purest of mack throughout the world. A fine « lous Pianos for sale or to ren MANUFACTURING COMPAN MAGRIFICENT, ‘STEINWAY Aouble round Chickering, gains. TANOS AND ORGANS cash on simall mouth Trom $4 upward. HORACE WATERS & SONS, 40 East 14th at, PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING NO FURTHER will sell Steinway Pianoforte, $100; carved four ru Tosewood 744 octave inlaid case Piano, having all impre 14, cost $1,075, wsuctitice; cabinet Upright Piano, $125; box for shipping. Call private residence 72 hetween Sth and uth avs STEINWAY, CHICKERING AND OTHE ~ PIANO- fortes, upright and qi rent, $3 up DLE'S, 1 Waverley place, tered ‘Tirondway. iF “HB SQUARE PIANOS—BARGAINS FOR small monthly payments; rents low, BETTS, Manufacturer, 8 Union square, 4th ay., near 14th st. Sets ly $150; uprights bs mn ly prights rare ber: Gc LOW FoR ents, oF to let, ye MARY YEARS or res ents lesso inners, Poesy ey rapidly savected. PROFESSUR: 1S Herald Uptown offi ASTERS.—I WILL PAY $25 January 1, Address 53U- corner 78th nte—Hpectal Sttentlon called to under the direction of mi i EBERHARD'S “HARMONY CLASS . Grand Conservatory of Musi 21 East 14th st. ADIES AND GENTLEM jauteer choir in an Kj ai. SMALL SIZED SAFE WANTED—Witit COMBINA- islon lwek ; must be in wood order and price low for cash, ald office. ~ BUSI- HOU SES, Ese at. WA ES OF $8, &&., WANTED. NTLEMAN OF 35 WISHES. A QUIET s refined lady, where there aro no other tuto full particulars and lowewt true. box 103 Herald Uptown offi NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED=POR A AA select, well known private family VK. STEVENSON, ze 4Lhome with so poardors preturre ] MEDIATE RLOR Fi between 14th ‘and wth, 4th and 6th avs, 24 West 14th st. LOOR AND BA Eau: eLY FURNISHED eping; $20 per month; no Uptown office, ANTED—FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, TWO PUR nished Rooms, with breakfast; lucation proferred from 1th to 26th st, Address, stating torins, &e., 0. P., Horwid office. WANTED (To MIRE UNTIL ier MAY, A House, Sth and 2d tenant, X. ¥. &, box 126 Héraid o Wakinn wnd t FIVE GENTLE Sesth ste; give WASTED BY A GENT A SMALL FUR nished Room, without be ity of Washington suuare of Cooper Instivute. Ad with particulars and terms for the winter, X., Herald WanrEb-a FIRST, gal on Address, ald office, W Ante. Brondw: tral Hotel ; © 65 7th #t., betw Weeirecat RNISHED FLOOR, contre of city; price from $12 to $16. Herald Uptown ANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE Shop and Foundry, with or without inery, in New York or vicinity. Adare ving full partion lars, MANU- PAOTUMEH, Vox 228 New York Herald othen. DESK ROOM ON GROUD betwoon Herald Build) ive best © int refer day LOCATION Address P., box | arx REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. a nr central, SSORTMENT ATTRACTIVE HOUSES CHOICE LO- cations. Owners. DUGGIN & CROSSMAN, Architects, 63 Eust dist. Price list sent, describing “How a good house should be built."” DESIRABLE TENEMENT PROPERTY ON ALLEN st, rons $2, 54K), ¢ order, for sale low ; # bargain. T OLIVER CARTER, 30 Nossau, room li, “LT BARGAINS SUPERB DWELLINGS, STH, MADI- son, Park. Lexivgton avs. and every street, 12 to 50 foes front, hrices $7.0 000 to $100,000; all offers ‘entertain Lots, Stores, Busi Bp clatty. MWYCKOF BARGAIN IN t Anish oxton- ae for 49 and’bi Waste Sith st from ar, 3ARGAIN-=Lxox “HILL, § 188,000 to $50,000 fy Homees. mis eg rentals, Assn redueod ROEHLICH, 168 East 5 ith. pure AV.—FOR ‘SALE—THE ELEGANT PROPERTY 20 Stl BL HL Ll Plata, th av. UDLOW & CO.,No. 3 Pine st. aud 1.130 Broudway. IVE STRICTLY WELL BUILT FOUR STORY HIGH stoop brown stone Houses, choice location, near Madison ay. three Hloors cabinet fi fulsh, mirrors, &¢. Apply on premises 41 East 67 OR SALE—FO! 7: STORY HIGH STOOP BRO! stone House, S2d st., between Sth and 6th ave. ; $25, house. : FINEST HOUSES IN THIS city, at nearly its cont (between Sth and Madisor avs.). Apply to owner 14 East 45th nt. POUR NEW AND VERY SUPERIOR SMALL HOUSES for wale, or to lotto strictly private families; watchinan alway $ ou the premises, 122d st., between Lexington and 4th av: fm VERY ATTRA BES, CHOICE LOCALITY, near Sth av., Nos. ‘ast Guth st. Apply fo BREEN NASON, Seine SH1 East Soth At, oF on the premises, which are open daily, East Side. VOR SALE—THE HANDSOME FOUR STORY ENG- lish basement house No. 146 East!35th st., near Tox tou av., 16.8x55 feet; is In good order and can be boug! choap for cash. Apply to H. LUDLOW & CO., No. Pine st. and 1,130 Brogdway. RY West Side. VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE CHEAP—AS THE snor is going abroad; the lot is on tho corner uf 144th wav. Apply toJ. ELLIOTT, Herald office. NY REASONABLE OFFER FOR A FINE THREE Story hight stoop brick House and Lot, Ninth ward; no Agents. Apply 217 West 13th st. (OR SALE—PROPERTY ON WAST T.. VERY low for cash, SMITH & GEARY, 265 Went 43 at. Fst SALE CHEAP—THREE | Lots, NORTH SIDE OF Bist st. throngh to 82d st., 450 fect west of Sth av., and opngeies Botanical Gardens: can be purchasod low. ihoply E. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine st., and 1,1; (INE YEARS), WITH RENEWAL, Fatt Lot, three story, brick House; ‘alleyway, JAMES TAGNEY, 303 West 14th, 389. aa 32D ST.—FOUR STORY E} ISH BASE- ment Brown Stone, in beautiful ae $12,500; $1. 000 cash; greatest bargain in city. A TA PRRACTIVE SUMMER NEAND WINTERS SUBURBAN homos; depot, churches, schools, £e, i £ CO.,261 Broadw SPLENDID FARM GRES RICH LAND, se Earctiicancen to exchange tar Mecchaudisa ‘A dress LAND, Heruld office. Parus CHEAP—ONE 02 ACRES, ALL REQUISITES, oasy terms; unimproved Lands exehanged for Merchan- dise, Address lock box 74 Stroudsburg, Pa, JOR SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED VANDEWATER Hotel and Farm, South Oyster Bay favorite resort of gunners und fishermen; good trade whole year round; at sacrifice; terms easy; now open, REYNOLDS, 183 9th ‘st, Williamsburg. SIXTEEN ACRE FAR. \Coun., for sale or oxel Post Building. REAL _ESTATE TO. peeotarser ied (VOUNTRY SEAT, NCUMBE! TIUDSON Piste exchenge fa smaller Pleas, fros end clear, You: kors, Tevlugtou oF Tarrytown, -R. KENNEDY, Herald Up- town office. \XCHANGE—F ARM FREE, “FOR STORE | Sege 'E jon Greenwich, Washington ‘or West st.; also Country Seat and eash for House. DEMAREST, . Foom 13, EXCHANGE OR LEASE LOTS ON oat , and 115th st. and 124th st., between Oth and Toth ays.; all free and clear; no money required if built upon, Apply’ to MORISON, 34 Liberty st st. JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—MAGNIFICENT Russian Sable Muff and Boa, cost $1,250, for any Stock sellin the Board of Brokers at current rates, E. WALKER, box 160 Herald Uptown offic ‘ANDSOME FLAT P! ‘ree and clear, at * 18 Bo cent, ti RY, Bu 1 GOOD BUILDINGS, DARIEN, uge, cheap. SUMNER, Evening 7.0 EXCHANGE—A FARM, ONE HOUR FROM NEW x ibe near station, free’ and clear, for Building ‘aterial. For sale or lease, gr Se in Frosty. By blocks from river; 84 windows. Canal T° EXCHANGE—TO BUILDERS OR OTHERS—A three story brick basement house in Brooklyn and 315 cases of octugnal fancy floor tiles, for a dwelling in New York. Address, 15 Greenwich st. 10 RFXCHANGE—THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 14 rooms, with two lots, ull improvements, in Brooklyn near two'ferries, for good Farm on the water, with good house sud ourbulldings complote, not more. than one hour from city. Addross, with full particulars, K., box 196 Her- ald Uptown office. }) EXCHANGE—TWO HOUSES IN RAHWAY, FREE and clear, fur Brooklyn House. LINFORD, 31 Park row. WANTED ELOT OF LOTS, FREE AND CLEAR, suitable for immediate improvement, for which I will give new brown stone Houses, subject to first six per cont mortgages, D. H., 105 Herald office, } FURNISHED sicoms AND APARTMENTS Le ie WOT AME ere exposure; gentlemen only. URN aARD ROOM vate houses all part rectory, 1,151 ‘Browdway: URNISHED LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, ver out board; first class house; gentlemen only. 33 West 25th st. JURNISHED ROOMS. ON WASHINGTON SQUARE, & gontlomon or light housekeeping; cheapest vent in city. ost Ath st. FUN, ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD. 140 Wi ith st. WITHOUT BOARD, IN PRI SANDS’ Boarding De ‘J ANDSOMELY F' ALSO large front Room, ‘Ashland House. RNISHED SUNNY ALCOV L ¢ Rooms to quiet permanent purties; ref- erences. ‘at ‘Went 12th at. “ARGE SECOND FLOOR; HANDSOME FRONT wes $6; smaller Room, $2 50, heated, 224 2d av., near hat ICELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM let, with bath; second floor, front. 953 Lexington av. yO. 40 WEST 24TH ST.—VERY COMFORTABLE 8’ Rooms on floor with buth ; also Room with southern ex- posure, (0 LET—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping, second aud third floors; improve- ments. 852 Eust 4th st, Po LET—134 BART 40TH, NEAR L nished Floor for housekéeping to prive yeRyY DI DESIRADLE ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED, 151 Da Keeping. 156 We $2 WEEKLY.—PLEASANT FRONT HALL ROOM furnished nice order. 466 6th av., second floor, Seal $4 “BO ICELY FURNISHED, LARGE, SUNNY -Room, second floor; hall Room, same floor, $2; housekeeping, 3326 Hust 14th at. Bit ‘UNION SQUARE, . ROOM TO A let, ulcoly furnished; reference required. Apply to Mr. VTi ST., 104 EAST, NEAR UNION Si Handsomely furnished Rooms, without bo: JEXINGTON, R- mall family; house UARE.— for gen- WAST 12TH ST.—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED floor, with ull Improvements, in a private house. 19 WEST 90TH ST.—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, handsomely furnished, to one or two gentlemen; terms moderate. »D ST., 285 WEST.—TWO F' URNISHED SQUARE Rooms, reasonable, together or separately, for light housekeeping it desired. WEST 26TH ST—LARGE AND SIN furnished Rooms; p' E WELL 35, WEST 47TH ST—SUIT OF SI Et ST.—WARM ROOMS, ingle Room; al ‘ond Floor on 4 $6 weekly; near six 7H AV., NEAR 14TH handsomely’ furnished, $3 to lines of cars; house and neighborhood first class; European T 12TH ST.—PURNISHED ROOMS TO LET tlemen ; reft Sy | WEST 10TH ST., BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AV Hi furnished Rooms for gentlemen; $5 and referenc 5 4. “OTH ST.—SIX ELEGANT ROOMS, WITH ©) Lali conveniences for housekeeping; singly or en suite; terms moderate. 109, WEST 44TH ST.—NICELY AND NEWLY FUR- nished front alcove Room; table first class; terms moderate. 7s 2TH ST.—A LARGE ROO hail Bedroom to let, furnished, without ALSO A BOARDERS WANTED. VOORT HOU! SE. W ett disagee i eo table, for families ant TANDSOME SUNNY ROOMS Parlor, frst floors PA Pa furnished Rio gentlemen, oD aT. “47. WEST. 99° 8 Hoard; second and third floors Moderate prices. WES? S6TH ST—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH py for gentlonion or yeutlenion and wives; refer: ences; terms mod WEST 23D SELIGHTFUL ROOMS. EN # 28uite Or singly, with exeuileut table, ina very small Family, D 8T., 283 WEST.—A LARGE, SUNNY PRONE ZBRoom: handsomely: furnished, ono flight, with Bonrdi Feforences, bias WEST, 444.—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR 235.0 ocma wt ‘with spacious closets: peioo hall Rooms; excellent tuble; references. D) 4rH ST., WEST. 43 TF furnished ‘Parlor aad extension able; handsome halls; third floor, large back Room; terms modors ite; references. WEST 48TH ST., PRIVATE RESIDENC D4. ‘ant Rooms, second floor, with superior Board; Rooms on fourth floor for xentleme references exehan 25 WEST 16TH Apartments for families and ae i back Parlor and extension, with use of table first & WEST 16TII 5’ 29 Wiktomely faraished Rooms; frst class Board. “Liberal torms, to adults only, 998 WEST SIST ST. SOUTHERN Joxposure, with om. EAST 46TH, NEAR WINDSOR HOUSE.—NEWLY QWDrutwishod Flour, with Board; also other choice Rooms; reference NEAR OTH AV. OTEL— Bes table ey ae alee SUITS AND SINGLE F ROOMS, WITH families and gentlemen; roforences, D om 44 WEST.—TWO LARGE ROOMS ON PAR Delors or; southern exposure; second story front and hall Room 32 DD, WEST. —e “apes can have col ‘LEMAN AND WIFE OR GEN ortable ae in private Jewish CLINTON PLACE.—LARGE AND SMALL FUB ished Rooms to l ith go Bos rd, at low prices, 47H St. 167 WEST— ROO. N FOURTH FLOOR with Boards prico to suits also desirable hall 5 WHS? a7 ST—SUIT’ OF SUNNY ROOMS, SIN eIyle oom; also Second Floor on Sth a 5 oe 36 WEST 46TH Si, BETWEEN OTH AV. AND WIND BG,crtivtel-Alcove Room and large southern Room, ox Second floor; immense closets, bath; table guaranteed t¢ first class part CLINTON PLACE —FURNISHED ROOMS, W1 e first class Board; transients accommodated at moder ate prices; di boarders tuken. 36 aTH ST, 51 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED oms, hot and cold water, with Board, to families or ae 42, IRVING PLAGE.—ROOMS TO LET, WITH Board, en suite or singly; table Board; references. AQ EAST 20TH | ST. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Room nd and third floors, southern exposure, with first ¢ ard ; references, 49in EAST 21ST ST.—SECOND FLOOR, ENTIRE ox in suite, with or without private tabie; also single Rooms, Bb WEST 47TH ST.—WITH BOARD, HANDSOMELY OoOturnished Rooms to gentlemen with’ unexceptionable roferences; terms moderate. 64. West “37TH ST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘f 19TH ST.—ONE LARGE AND HALL ROOM, second floor, with Board; reference: FRONT 15 BA ‘isTH ‘ST.—HANDSOM. QORoom, second ample E, ; small one adjoting closets; good location, 930,84 AST 15TH ST, (OPPOSITE PARK).—ELEGANT- ly furnished, fressoed Room, for two gentlemen, at $25 monthly. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART. ENTS TO LET. A SAARI CORN eR HOU sheat, $60; othor Fla 5 to $40 for location. ‘Apply at 1,037 3d av. “PARLOR AND BEDROOM 0 FOURTH 1 FLOOR R OF Winchester, Brondway, just above 31st st. ; low BEAUTIFUL BASEMENT FOR DOCTOR, FaMiL? Aor business, four doors from Broadway. 17 Eust 17th. Low rent, i ITOL, 306 WEST 18TH ST—A SP. rouch Flat; seven light rooms: all ed g 10 Hoos STEAM cheapest in the city AIRMOUNT"_EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY puinted and froscood; mirrors und corficés; overy- thing perfect; rent $40 and: $50, Janitor, 473 West 57th st. FLats TO LET—IN PERFECT ORDE: ER building. Apply at 145 East 17th st. Hours, 8 to 12, mornings. LATS TO LET—FURNITURE POR SALE. 212 6TH ate veniences for ourl; ia tee keter atone elias Duane. Janitor on premises. erty st. 5 LOOR—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS; GENTLEMAN, wife: bath: all improvements; not tenement house, Ad? dress 59 Blocker. MIREE, ‘ROOMS, GOOD ORDER, TOP FLOOR, 68 Christopher, § monthly; also, for manufacturing, large 12 Bi aoe ‘Go mauthly.” Apply 821 Bleecker. N TOWN, ARRANGED WITH ALL CON- i men, four or eight rooms, 4 Greenwich, next to corner MORISON, owner, 34 Lib- T LET—THE PER OR LOWER PART OF PRI vate house on Lexington av.; all improvements; con- Venient to clevated station, Inquire at 376 3d ay. J. MERRITT. wit EXCHANGE IMPROVED CORNER PROPERTY on 57th st. free und clear, for Aowieg ‘Honse, in good 0 MORISON, 3 Libert; TO LET FOR BUSINESS” PURPOSES. A eane E BUILDING, SUITABLE POR A FEED store, carpe shop paint shop, or, with the adjoin- ing Lot, tor a wood yi Inquire of O. KISSAM, 3u2 Grand st., New York, o tr Ainslie st., Brooklyn, E. Db. N.ELEGANT STORE, 15X45; SPLENDID FRON 1.269 Brondway, near {2d st; rent #1500, WYCKOFF" 1,207 Broadway, 30 Pine st. N. B.—Olfices and Studios, lowest rents. TORES, LOPTS, ALSO SPL k, to let; reduced rents. V. K. Bast 17th st. ANTLY FURNIS large halls wit is housekeeping first tloor, and 15 East 1th st. MINE LARGE BASEMENT IN RACQUET CLUB Building, 26th st., corner Gth ay., to rent for unvbjec- tionabie business OFTS TO P location, Api DID SKATING EVENSON, Jr.,4 OR WITHOUT STEAM modern improvements. 345 DART OF A LARGE STORE, MERCHANT TAILOR’ ay.; suitable for hatter, men’s fur- 19 6th ay T? LET—308 EAST 30TH ST., THE THIRD FLOOR, five rooms, to a small family; no other tenant but the NT FIRST AND 8 mo LET—TWO — ELEG D ts,in best condition, under owner's care and Well recommended families will inquire EE nice Floors, 113 Thompyon, just ‘painted 38'Downing. Oiice, 189 Hust 12th st, 10 LET—THE SECOND FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS, WITH all improvements, to @ family of adu East ‘Blat st. [XPURNISHED Rooms FOR BACHELORS IN THE Racquet Club Building, corner 26th st. und 6th ay. ; par- lor, bedroom and bath room, with best attendance. Apply to janitor. “BOARDERS WANTED. 1 ARLOR FLOOR, THREE LARGE ROOMS, PRI- vate bathroom, with private table only, or without board; also Second Floor, for gentlemen; all modern im- provements; refai "36 Kant 20th st. FRONT ROOM, ALSO SINGLE Board, in French family. B10 West 2 ESS PURPOSES, perfect order} onveniences. ‘MOMISON, owner, Liberty #t. STORE TO RENT—671 STH AV.; LARGE PLATE Salans window TIMPSON & PEE, 1,516 Broadway, a BRICK 7th Te LET—COAL YARD, WITH TWO STORY | Building for office and stable, in West 37th st., Aor ate Beaver ” Cie eri Floor, for MOMISON. Sa Liberty st. DWELLING HOUSES Gee = urnished. ay on miy_ printed list ast 17th st. and G61 Sth SOTH, 49TH STS. AD- . D HOUSES—45TH, ing Oth av, winte or year, POULEY & CO., 208 Sth av. "nd fen 15 (0). “PER MONTH FOR MEDIUM SIZED BROWN ‘stone furnish it 7th #t., for winter or year, TIMPSON & T, Broadway, near 44th ot. Unfurnished. —ON WEST ITH ST. NEAL OTH AV. THRER 1 attic high modern brick Hous tly ea; wll convenion in complete order. Apply to ay., Near 20th st. AN OLD ESTABL in West 20th st. Bor House j Apply in dyeing off FQ WEST, earl st — OLEnglish busem: low rent. Apply on pi FURNISHED BOOMS Jig APARTMENTS PARLOR D “pe kot OR ) BEDROOMS, Ay ono or two gentlemen, permanently, without Board, Bs A house FURNISHED FOUR STORY for physician; NICE OF NICE and ‘noighborhood | first class; ref AND GAS; FURNIBHED ROOM, BATIL kly; fre if wanted. 07 West 44th FIRST CLASS HOUSE, BY 20 Bast 28th ot. re RNISHED FIRS’ pa, ee WAL ROOM, LD tiema ie JANTLY partiuent, with i hors, uate .ord VERY DESIRAML AA weil enlowlated for | Gintlomen; splondid location; rent very reasonabje. eat 28th st. COMFORTABLE HALL ROO AAfront Basement; running water, ad av. “ATRICTLY 20ND FLOOR TO LET, iy and gentleman or two single AND $1 60; 18th st, near FAMILY HAVE PRIVATE 3 eeting Bedroom desirable and Fone or two gentler uh at be and 6th ave; ref PRIY. Herald Uptown off SUIT OF FOUR ROOMS, TOGETHER OR SEPA 4A rately, and desirable Doctor's Office, at 41 West doth at, BEKO" to Leto TWO MEN, WASHING AND 8% por month; ruferences 0 hanged. 120 7th ht {ENTRAL LOCATION, 45 BOND ST.—FU J Rooms to let, 82 and §2' 60 weekly; get JLEGANTLY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO GEN. Gilemen or light housekeeping; all improveme: a low. S12 West 20th at. ALEGANT FIRST FLOOR, FU wmily, for light housekeeping ; JANTLY FURNISHED SQUARE ROOMS, SEPA. ting; fire, gas; 85 each; largo Trews stone house 40 Kast 12th JLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM, SOUTITERN EX. Aipowure, Inrge, light and very attractive. 24 West 12th st. SHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR GEN choiee accommodations and very central, PARLOR, SOUTHERN EX- Board for two, $12; without BACK good wuz we ost ees wt. owure; grate fire; 1 HANDSOME board, bes fae? PARLOR, UNFURNISHED, farnished, with Board; $ and $6, 417 Pi T AND OTHER ROOMS—EXCELLENT TABLE, . $15 for two; also small Rooms. 49 West 16th st. "| 1 PARLOR FLOOR Wit PRIVATE BATH, WIT) or without Hoard; private tuble; othors, en suite dr singh oderate, 43% Mudinon « ¥ FRONT ROOM, $14; TWO SINGLE ROOMS, excellent Board; table Board, $4. 53 FE terms Rast Oth, near 9 ROOMS FOR THE PRICE I ntleman desiring comfort . 6) YOUN Zavot Q EAs leant Ho reference: “AND 6 WASHINGTON PLA way.—Elogant Apart Rooms; first class tab ATH AY., NOS. 80 Von suito'or singly; also fow ato; table Bourd. LIGHT, HANDSOME Dyate tablé s OPPOSITE WINDSOR HoTEL— on second floor, with or without private PLAC HAY. 6 fovea ATi “AY, “200 HAVING CHANGED, OFFERS ELE- Ogwutly furnished Parle table. PROSPECT PLACE tvoms, with excellunt Hoard for two, $10 to Me Floor, with or without private Go RAST TH 81. NEAR STH AV.—ROOMS, EF Jsuite or singly, with Board, in French family; refer- encom, WEST SIST.—ANDSOMELY FURNISIL Suit, with or without private table suse single Boe roferene $8. = ATLY: FURNISHED ROOMS FOR TWO, WITH PO. Board ; $150, 115 Bast dist gt. 10 WEST 6TH ST.—A LARGE AND COMVORTABLE hall Room, with Bourd; references require 10, WAVERLEY ACK, NEAR BROADWAY, Front Rooms, $12 to $16 Tor two, with Board; single, $7; trausiont, $1 50 day; table Board, $4; steam bei 6) WEST STH ST.—VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, Aouporior Bourd; unexpectedly vacnted; reforone UARE).—TO LET, hor without Bowrd; 9) EAST 24D (MADISON 8 Seantly furnished Rooms, wi vate bath, ‘de. GK BAST S2D 8T.—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED vurth Hor, gentleman and wife or single references, T 49TH ST.—RECOND FLOOR SUITE, WITH r 4 or without private table; other desirable Rooras, with Bourd at 300, CORNER 2D & ESIRABLE APiarge a nd small Rooms, third and fourth floor: urd 1 ra etH, BOARD FOR TWO.—1ANDSOMI BLOturnisted Rooms for fanitios and single gontiomen ; reterences, 247 abet 25th wt, 178%, T.—ROOMA, WITH BOARD, IN (0 priv Yamily Heniuites references exchanged. LOT St, os Weer THEE CONNECTING THIRD story (south) Rooms, with Board, of separate; refer- enees 20, BAST STM ST DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH owed, for first class partion; references, 20. WEST 16TH ST.—WITH BOARD, PLEASANT Suit of Rooms, soo ory; also hall Room, 81 IRVING PLACE. THREE “DOORS: FROM GRAM. ercy Park.—With Board, Rooms, on suite or singly, om second, third and | fourth tloors; references, 81 STH AV., FIRST DOOR BELOW 16TH ST.—PLE. ant sunny Rooms, with Bi ard; Rooms for gentiomen, 93. 7TH AY. RNISHED FRONT ROOMS eDtuble first clas 104, EAST 11TH ST.—LA. T ROOM, FIRSE 4 floor, furnished, with or i Board; also other Rooms, ST 19TH _ST., NEAR BROADWAY.—SECOND also other Rooms, with first cluss Board; terias + sutisfuctor ; day Board. 15a ST 28. 8T.-I HAVE SOME VERY PLEAS- Oant Rooms for gentlemen, with or without Board; private { famil; erms very reasonable, TONE ‘OTH ST_—TWO OR THREE CENTLEME: an as reasonable rates. be accommodated with’ pleasant 132 9. WEST 46TH ST.—VERY ee ety STORY front Room, all convenience h Board for twa everything neat and homelil reasonable. 13: WEST S6TH.—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR OOnished front Room, for two, veeme $7; table unexcep- Uonable; reference. 14788 ST 20TH ST—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Board: 85; vote > Lexington and 8d ava; comforts; good table. 152 MADISON AV.—PLEABANT, BUNNY ROOMS, ith Board. WEST 215T. TH GOOD BOARD, FOURTH front, suitable for two; also hall Rosna; southy posure referenc 167"E" 49TH ST.—LARGE AND SMALL ROOM®’ on second floor, with Board; terms quite reauonabl® , 239 EAST p7T! PRIVATE JEWISH FAMILY WILL ist seoand stor y Room, handsomely furnishod ; table first els terms tm WEST aa ae TO LET, 269 aes Floor, to u family or Renee orto 308 843% 18TH ST,, NEAR 2D Ay. —HANDSOMEL) furnished front Purlor idroom, joined by fold ing dvors, for three gentlemen; also back Parlor ‘and Bods joining, for two adults, with Board; all Piedad «4 ily. 337 EST 45TH ST.—HANDSOME ROOMS, AND e excellent Board, for married parties, $10, Iechadiog res ingle Rooms 34h AND 847 STH AV.—ELEGANT PARLOR : SUIT, two very desirable Rooms, en guite; s for sine fle gentlemun; moderate terms: very Superior table. FINE GERMAN LADY (MARRIED) WILL GIVE the best home to # child for liberal payment; best city references, Address HOME, box Mi Herald Uptown office, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH GOOD Board, to gentleman and wife, « nicely furnished Room, on socond Hloor ; sunny exposure. edie jt. IFE \Y HAVE VERY nd Board at 6 Went 47th 3 refer ences given and required. JURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH or without Board, with un American widow lady, Ad- dross ALMA, Herald Uptown office, YOOD BOARD TH LA ‘men can be obtained at 254 West 20th yO CHARGE—APPLY FOR RELIABLE Lists oF first class boarding accommodations at SANDS’ Boa ing Directory, 1,161 Broadway, RSONS WISHING SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS in lations J mf “= ie tae Don cca excellent table, Board for wife only, Wi dewitpeea st ee RIVATE FAMILY Wit iat, Ba NT SUNNY nm, second floor, with ‘also Roo ive each, “Addross ROBERT, Herald Uptown. tour OOMS, LARGE AND SMALL; PRIVATE TABLE 18 referred; table boarders taken low. 3 Kast Oth ra Broadway. “BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. “YOUNG GENTLES AN DESIRE BOARD. Ind res table Spanish family, in city orvieinit, idresa, with terme, BILRICMAN, Hergld office, “(cut AM A RESTEEMAN swans A FURNSHED ROOM with or without lates with a widoved hi : msund particulars, -0., 41 Horatd offi, yma A LADY Wisitky “00m, “BOARD ND FIRE IN strict! res ctable house; not excee 10 ook, Addres A, LoVe iterald Uptown offi Pet © YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS A yA Le RG: JA with Board, in a private family, above 34 Park and 6th best reference given. tertus, A., box 130 Herald Uptown office. Beare, WANTED—BY A GERMAN PROESBOR, IN exchange for lessons on piano, German, Frech or Latin, Address G, L., box 131 Herald Uptown Mice, OARD WANTED—FRONT AND HALL | hom CON. necting; heater; also one other hall Room :20 to 6245 Tull particulars only noticed, 1, 2, 3, 4, Uptow eS oy NIECE FIVE YEARS 4D, AME. owed ir, gus, runtng water} oH SHOOKPIED, Herel ifHOUT BOARD, Inquisitive. oS I OOM, WITH “OR lady, where parti jaid Uptown office. WANTEDCBY A LADY LIVING ALONE, \, ates wnfurnished Room, with Board; pres, an on given or no roply will be mado, J. a 1, Horsldptowa, offi wi D—PARLOR AND TWO BEDROOMSWITH Be Any exposure, for a gentleman and nurse anda child 1 vato, Address A., box V TANTED—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Joow and Bedroom 5 ot eG and wife; Bor only; botwoen th and Gti and Sa wee Atross , Herald Uptown office, WANTED= BY, GENTMEMAN AND WIFE, BARD and Room, with grate fire, in Px ite hi ay] potwoun Uti aud Sock ate; totnue about 614 pe a pur ou A dross, with full particulate, HOME, 104 Hornid Upwn office. Wi TED—BY A. GENTLEMAN A vd COMFORT AL ry Hoon, with breakfast or full Board, with noon dier, ‘Saturda: private fai from Monilay, noon, to 8 be wi foe 7 five minutes’ preferred; m all Tath st. Address, with terms, which must be reason 0 M., 210 Wout 1th wna — = == “HOTELS. — i BOWERY, ook ly, #2 to $3, fad cahat ST, NEAR BRO. J way.—Warm, Or able Rooms, Ge. daily, 2 to weekly. G A RLETON | (HO! fort ot. w 1S, Ba, we oki i8B, WILLIAM CORNER PRAN 1 furnished rooms; USe., We, dail) E UTEL HAMILTON, BROADWAY AND wT ST Rooms for fumilivs at low rates; i from 2 GG per week ; transient, $1, $1 60, $2 por oh ce ___ COUNTRY BOARD. ROAD LIZAW 28Grivome to rent, with Bor ‘three ‘gine d iene references exehi nye. Address Mra, PEELS. WINTER | RESORT! HE” KOVAL VicTORIA” “HOTET, ‘Nassau, Rahame Isleude, IDGERWOOD & ©0., 0, 768 Broadway, Now York, from depot; For fall information apply, ta