The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1879, Page 7

SIGNI aie OsEPH WEIGRER AUT: tionoer, fe Rau ose Tmasuary 2, 10 e'cleck, oi eh asorted stock fase an Hrs ey wes, Ae. RU. HADLEY. ii av,, corner 14th st, he entire Contents of Hotel, Site Haat 27th at, near Madiaon av. ‘On Thursday, Jannary 2, 1879. A js and other C ts, handsome walnut © Hale’ “and ig Mattre tains, marble to} o the elogant Re ros, Kitchen Furniture, 6. COOKE, pAVCTIONHER, RSD. ‘212 East 125th st., isroom house, used less than 10 Ronths: 3) yards Carpets, ood Bedroom. Pai » silver-plated Show: Mituron, Countors, Oyster Kango, Glass Jars, entire Memltntect aa WISEMAN, AUCTIC ERR, SELLS THURS. , Crockery, for account owners, at I o'clock. AWNBROKER'S, SALE.—WATGHES AND JEWE Re, er, 152 Canal st. will sell on 700 lots cid and allvor is, nid previous te De- By order R, Simpson & 0. ey. PRUSTEE'S SALE. ‘The four Lots, with the Buildings thereon, sitnated at k av., constituting UNION HOTEL, ill Be sold at pubile action. on Friday, January the Exchange salesrooms, am the southerly portion of the GRAND @t 12 o'clock Broadway. By LOUIS MESIER, Auctioneer. _ “SITUATIONS: WA NTE D—PEMALES. “Dressmakers and Seamst 3D AV.—A COMPETENT DRESSMA\ “ui AND h trimmer wants a fow more engagements by Housekeepers, &e. EAST 218T ST.—A LADY OF REFINEMENT / Js SOhonsekeoper widower preferred. Address Dr. ce hoaschooper in WR WEST HOUSTON ST., SECOND FLOOR, | FRONT just arrived from Faris, ae housekeeper; i062 ‘proferred Gz AST “VOTH ‘ET. Gxisspor in a widowo @ 7TH AY., UP TWO FLIGHTS Nady trom Bridgepor Laundresses, &e. WEST 26TH ST., , as housekeeper. FLOOR.—A RESPECTA- le young woman as laundress in a gentleman's fam- OF to do gentlemen's and children’s clothes at home; rice © given if required. J. MW. WEST 30TH ST., ng; KoiNng out to pe we pies ‘ —A YOUNG WOMAN TO GO ut by the day as first clans laundress. EAST 13TH 8 ee ST.-RESPECTABLE WOMAN eel 2D “ST.—A YOUNG I HEALTHY WOMAN Miscellancow: YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE. work and make horeolt generally useful in a small fam. Ly 3 box 125 Herald ofice: PROFESSIONAL SITUA IONS: WANTED— OMAN, “Bt ‘ono who fs thoroughly compotont to take charge of the manufacture of ladies’ and children's fino undergarments as had a number of stablishments in tl end infants’ slips one of tho leadi HG we city. Addres HELP WANTED—FEMALES. “{_ COMPETENT WATTRESS who understands care of silver and glass and makin; nquire January SAND GHAMBERMATD, salads; best city references req wired. East 5iid st., after 1 IRL, 17 OR 18, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; ‘waxes $8 a month, 417 East 22d st. ANDSOME PENMANSHIP, EXCELLENT MEMORY and quickness at figures indispensable, must be person- Address BOOKKEEPIN ugreoable; not over box “ PF Ber bale NDS POR DRESSMAK me hed ie work, before 9 A. MM, SAQuES, 171 ANTED—FIRST RATE FRENCH OR GERMAN rivate family; must dought Apply Thursday, 10 to 12, 28 Irving place. ANTED—A LADY THAT UNDERSTANDS CUTTING und making shrouds and undortakers’ trimmings. Apply nt 227 Bowory, up stairs. SITU /A'TIONS iy Ww AN NTED—MALES. ARKEEPER.—A cod addvecaaud. steady r; six years? 0x; tion frou last omplo; answer. Address W Juan cook in, very SINGLE, AGED 29, its, wants a situation rience; personal recommonda- ‘er; none but respectable parties neod Il. MAHER, 107 MAN ry SITUATION a8 BROWNE: wate family ogboarding house. EB. N OR COUNTRY, AS A! Al roferences. Wi. NTE SITUATION, OF erscer OF oes SHRUP, a Brondway, + room 63. D SALESMEN. RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSE WANT A ons tent man, thoroaghly conversant with exceptionable references. clothing; must have SUITS, Herald office. GOOD AND RAPID PENMAN WILD Fi Me days by addressing, immediately, loyment for a Hu OUNTANT, CLEARING HOUSE clerk and correspondent seeks’ employment in a sound rom present and former employers. PIETY, itera ofc MAN, ACQUAINTE! auton arene In iis city and Western trade, wishes to samples on commi Ai BANK AC WITH ALL THE take a nice line of %, + Herald office. \ iain panton MY B SINESS AND ANXIOUS written up and ONE WilO CAN CORRE- rman; letters must bo reference and. stat- X 8,040 Post office, — OOKKEEPER WANTE pont in English, French and written in the above lan; ing what salary expecte OOKKEEVER WANTED ILL country, middle aged; Mmoderuve salary. “Address i tion A. FUROR ie Aro bo: RUG CLERK WANTED—MUST BE COMP! 311 Broadway. WANTED—FOR A_ JERSEY erates boned. Aes fiznished., Apply. by we. andl 7th av, IQUAINTED WITH THE nsin, will sell cigars on Jerald Uptown office, YOSITION WANTED IN WHOLESALE OR RETAIL book and stationery house; eight nderstands all branches; best city references. ISITION, Herald office. QALESMAN Wuo ©. Janywhero in the United rates oan po fangements by [AXPERIENCED MAN rade in Minnesota and Wis CIGARS, box 106 yours’ experience; o TEAS TO GRO wko permanent a IKERT & CO. 86 Front BA SALESMEN WANTED ONLY THOSE HAVING dan a ished trade need addr A “A CLERK TO 1 real ostate office: forred, Addross, stating ‘ll parsiewlars, A Herald omee. GK MERCANTILE %, of the U nited States, to sell Address, with particu- ny of tho principal re Gry, and, taney lars, 4. T. “OFFICE A GOOD” AND FANTED—IN “A caw Address, with references, W. L., 117 se caauae “FOR CITY JOBE ‘to soll rufflings and | been in the line, 7 ANTED—TRAV furnishing goods men ating terns and Pp Th auch, who have TO 8 Li TO ANTED—MILLINERY GOODS SALESMAN THAT commands trade of his own ; liboral salary, 8. SOMMBRICH & OO., 44 Brondwa: COACHIEN AND GARDENERS. “MAN, Witt MONT RELIABLE RE eee, winhon & situation as conch Enot 31d at, ST aMAR FURST OLASS im yat oxcollent references, ( ihe OF uddrove J., 13 Kaat DA PL. ¥ elass colored coachman ; good references, howiy rd GEL *RKISH, ROWAN, BLECTRI G1 Lexington ay., waut American men abd women, dor *®, for bath AOLORED BOY V ANTED IN A BROKEIGS OFFIC! 2 to 18 roars of ge. Address, in own nace e URE TRAS.—AGENTS WANTED EY. ERYWHERE Tt soll to families, hotels and a in Lady ; e mtn wality ancl terms the beet all or write THE W TANTED—FARME tent American farmor a Inrge dairy farm ; hovisekeeper Answer DAIRY PARMER ee WITH SOME PUSH AND fidence enough in himself to manage a Apply, two days, 14 ke charge of a KD—BOY, FOR ‘wane, #4. Address box 197 Herald offices, OFFICE OF A DRY GOODS jon @ sinart, active hoy. references, salary f DETECTIVE Wito UNDER iigess, hore ighly. Addrossy with refer. a 1 OF CIV EE” ENG NEEK wil tako well educated boy into thelr ae for Address 246 Horald (rome 18 T AND BEXPERIENG /sitits, elvaks, Xe, D DESIGNERS OF with capabilities for fine work as on: for, iH fastton mogacine will find it to uldrenses, with fall particulars, their "nwerest tom THOROUGHLY UND! HY t Vaworice in all its branelios an, With reeronces, DESIGNER ON BOWS, LAGE GOODS, ‘ alifiod fer the +, OX 177 Horal TASTED-SITUATION, BY A FIRST GLARS g lina pressman, with license a9 engineer, me I NEW YORK | HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 1879. “WITH SUPPLEMENT. EUROPEAN “ear we aN LIN ii POR LIVERPO renneney a, nin lay falling under the Ameriean BTA Pine FOI nt a every ‘and Uni rf in coronene rom Phil neers York. = NEDERLAND salls THURSDAY. January 2. = AM. other informati For rate srt WIIGUT & SONS. Genera Asents, bat Aras Lanyon 8 Brondve , New York, MoDONA! 8 Batvery place, New York, anna ae NOTICE. ‘With a view to diminish the chances of collision tho steamers of of this line take a specific course for ull seasons 0 On d o outward Passaze from Queenstown to New York or Boston crossing the most jan of 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of 4 ‘On the homeward passay seane croesion the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 4 NEW ORK, we ibe ett PAL AUBRNSTORN,, A t carry steerage re si rn tickets on terms, in- eluding & spocial low rats for the fall. and winter monthe Stoerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates. Freight an: passage office, No. 4 Bowling Green, CHARLES G, FRANCKLYN, Agent. LYN, 4 Bowling Green HITE STAR LINE. United Statos und Royal Mail Steamors sr Qu nd Liverpool, NOTIOR,—Tho stoamets uf ‘this Ii tke the lane roates recommended by Lieutenant Maury, U, 8. N.,on both the outward and homeward passngen, PU ‘Thursday, January 2, Boon aburday, Janmary 1,74. M. ‘hursday, January 16, 110 a. M From White Star dock, picr 52 North Rive Rates—Saloon, $00, $4) and $100 i gold. Return tickets on reagonable torins.” Stoeruge, $24, currency. Saloons, staterooms, sinok bath rooms aro placed amidships, whore tho hoise ai a dexree of comfort hithert ‘Theso steamers carry For Inapeetion or pli spmpany s ofle, 87 Broadway, New ¥ Phila R. | pe, TaN "ROVAL MAIL STEAMERS. ok gtkENSTOWN AND LIN. 8s) Saturday 6 ITY ¢ oF NEW YO. J Thursday, erent. Me CITY OF BRUSSELS Saturday, January 18,2 P. M. From pier 37 N ver, foot Charlton at. ‘Cabin, $60, $80 und $100, gold. "Return tickets on favor- able terms, ' Steorago, rrency. Drafts at lowont Fates. Saloon staterooms, sinoking and bath rooms wmid- ships. Thoxe steamors carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs. JOUN G. DALE, Agent, 31 aud 33 Broadway, N.Y. Philadelphia office, 105 South 4th at. ROYA: IL STEAMSHIP Baltimore, CIRCASSIAN, December BL; SAR- bi ‘anuary 6; from Halifax, Decomber 28, January 4, Shortest ocoan Passuc. Snperb accommodations. . LEVE, Agent, 6 271 Broadway nd Cabin, $40; Return Stoerage ut lowost rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN i CO., Agents, 72 Brondway, STEERAGE TICKETS AT 45° B OADWAY AND, Yar THE COMPANY'S PIER, He or ANA —UNITED 8 ae phEW YORK AND “GuASUOW. = plor 20 North Itivor, New Xu ANCHORT ed 2PM | CLRGANSTA Ju. 18, 2 P. % BOLLVIA... Jan, 11,7 A.M DEVONTA, dun doe 7 A. $80 to to #0. ‘Ex ensee ts aiiebal ate Beco! i, $40 $28. NEW YORK TO LONDON DLGHCT. 46 North River, toot of Charles ot M. | VICTORIA.,.Jan. 1 en, 4 2 F ne END RSON DROTIERS. Agents, 7 Bowling Green MPERIAL” GERMAN "MAIL —HAMBURG-AMERT- can Packet Compuny's Line for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. WIELAND Jeu, 2) FRISTA.. SUEVIA . HERDER J Rates of Passage to Pi Loudon, Cherbourg, Ham- burg and all points si starst Cabin, $100, gold; md Os , gol teeray Frei SUN MANDI Con) er Bo atCHAND rye etirel Agents, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad st., New York. BL Broadway, New York. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD Steumship Line between N Bremen ny's pier, foot of 2 Saturday, Jan York, Southampton and Hoboken. WuiMiN’ “Sucurday, Jan. is NECKAR. Saturday, Jan, ow York for Soathampton, Lae don, Havre and Fires cabin, $100, gold; secoud cabin, 00, gold; steo! $80, currency,” Return tickets st reduced rates Prepaid stecrago certificates, $30, eee, Bocivelght OF passage 4p] omeuleas “e CO. 2 Bowling Green. YUION LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS for Queenstown and Liverpool, Jeaving pior No. a North Kiver, foot of’ King at, very Wroming jan. 14.000 BOA. Neva 0230 PM. | Wii Cabii - "$55, 8 and $15. acasediag to location, Smoking, bath rooms and piano'on each steamer. Tnterm S40; stoerage $26. 'L8O! E_OF STEAMERS for Southampton and Hull, from Eagle pier. Hobuken, as, follows OTHE! SORRENTO, LEPANTO.. TO. Through bills of Inding issued to and from ports on cust const of England and Scotland ; also to the Baitic and Con- tinental ports. Wor freight, &c., apply to big sai SANDERSON So Bouth W Wilftan se ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPA BSTWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. Gumpeny’s pier, “new 4" North River, foot of Morton st, Sangller, nesday, Jan, 8, 5:30 A, M. AMERIQUE, Delord. Wedowday, dan, 22, 9 310 & a ¥i Feb. PM 'RANCK, Trudell PRICE OF PASSAGE IN’ GOLD Havro-First capi cabin, $100; eocund cabin, $35; third es stocraze, $20, ng wine, ing and usenalls, HETURS TICKETS “AT REDUCED. RATES. Stoamors marked (*) de not carry stoerage passengers, Checks drawn on Credit Lyounals, of Faris, in amounts to nuit, LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, 55 Broadway. ROTTERDAM, LINE. ‘The first class stoume mull to the Netherland: his Hine, thoU. 8. Sorsey Uiny, moar Pavoni BCHTEDAM Saturday, . 21 ROTTERDA’ Sinosday, Sam: 22 SCHOLTEN Saturday, Cabin, $65 ey tian Through tickets to the iene, Switeoriand, ‘Set H. GAZAUX, Goneral Agent, 27 South Williaa at, FUNCH, EDYE RU. |W. MOK . Fright Ag'ts. “sD Bway, Gow’! Pass. Ast. WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. tor London, Vara, New romp ¥ San, | CORNWALL.......Jan, 18 e8, “anki tickets as fae iene ee De MORGAN, Agont, X CUAS' pn STATES “AND BRAZi MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, for St, Thomas, Vara, ioe Bahia and Rio de janeiro, ya at St. fone with German steamers for Porto Rico and Spa ¥.| 0 new first class iron st ip CITY OF RIO DE gant, Captain Weir, will sail foe the wbeve porte on “day, January 4,002 P.M. tively no frei ‘eccived after 3d. Freight must be paid in advance. ight wt low rates taken for the abov- jorts, ht received at all times at Roberto dock, Brooklyn. Insurance lower than by any other line Shippers desir Ing insurance can oilect sxiue under out opon For freight cogs Pees ut passage Geving el agent ace commodations) appiy ei MALLOY & 00. Agents, pwr MAIL STEAMSHIP GUMPANY. Pier toot of Canal st, enn» River. Steamship ORES For Isthmuy of Pan NE GIEY... Friday, January 10, noon ft san Franciseo, via iathmas of Panama, Stoamst - COLON gmenees, January Connecting for tious Ameticn and Mexico. From sau be seg tor ‘and Chin: Steamship CIT , ary 4, noow Frow San Prancione’ to Now hicalana ‘and Aus. tralia, stonmahiy AUSTRALIA, iA. Meiay. Jaunary 2), woo. For’ freight of general i “on Apply ai office, om the pier foot of Gamal st. pansago apply at company’s ticket o| OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, MOHUANS Oot NA AND TEXAS | RAILIOAD SHIP UOMPARY, Steamer GENERAL, WHITN ‘Stodmor MUKGAN CITY, W. P.M.. taking freight “for Ke a Bevwncvilien Ereiglit exrried to Gal- by ah infer fo intorweiten BOGERT & MiG AN, Agents, pier #6 North River. Nuss ya, HAVANA AS AND, ¥ 1GAN MATL 88. LINE Steamers orem, Bi For TAVANA ‘bites AND at Pi CIty OF NEW Youk CITY OF VERA URUZ, Stoamor leaves New Urieans January for Vera Crux, connecting with steamer for Havana, Now York aud above Orb ALEXANDRE & SONS, 31 and 3 Broadway. | Ne YORK = CUBA MAIL 88, LINE FOR AVANA Bi vant KI PM. from pict WE A (now) Thursday, January 2, as M N Saturday, dann ‘Hickets inswed wise for ViCA OKA and Wiest INA ISLAN DB in connection with French and Kngtish st slip lines for Havana. JAMEP ®. WARD & CO., 113 Wall ot EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRKCT MAIL LINK — ‘Thoge first class stoamehips will sail at $l M. from peal 14 North River, foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, as FOLLOWS im Steamer SANTIAGO DE CUBA Wednewdlay, January 8 Steainer Saturday, January 18 For freight and. Passhige, having Unsurpassed accommo. dations. nnp CLYDE, & 00. No. oon M y No, 6 Bowling Groon, NeKKE i chit # Oui, Agents fn Wavanin For freight From JAGK sie eat January 2. Thereafter ca staid from mere SONVILLE, Rene DIRECT. Lay. Tae save piet 20 fees ren ae Friday: nina, Bia ae Brunewick and Port Royal, cL VOR BA AB, Capinin Chester will wal” on rough Freizeit Glave in the South nnd southvient, Riv ir ven gents, office pier 20 Ba or COOK, Oe & ee DUT Broadway. WESTERN TEXAS, for Jacksonvilie, J wary 10, RW ORLE, POR oT—THE CROMWELL! LINE tonnes ANS will leave Saturday, Janu: ary 4, 87%, et North male Insurance operas at one-half per ey! i i] nding given to Mobile ana principal y . for freight oF passage ap- COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. SMALL “LINe. ARS WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA, calling at the following ports, ¥ Kingston, Jam. ; Rx Cajes und Jac Bevaniiias Carthagena and Greytown, Nicur Port an 0 Hi Santa Martha, i a in Colombia, and Regular’ foceniattly sailings from pior No. 51 North River, FOR ware “COLOMBIA, GREYTOWN (NIC), ISTH- MUS OF PANA ans AND SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, ra Aye ALL. January 18 D HAYTL January 16 N ry 3 { ATLAS... nger wccomnodaiions. FORWOOD & GO. No. 53 Wal SDIES AND VENEZUELA. If Ports Steamship Company. in CANIMA. January 2 ST. THOMAS, LAGUAYRA, FRACOA, BEI CLARIBEL. eon Superior first class pr ERMUDA, WEsT I bee ai For una Soe For ST. Na hip FLAMBOROUGH, Janaary 11. For or frolght an and passa apply to Agents, 29 Broadway. ©.G. DE Cavern Broadway LEVE & ALDEN, 271 Broadwa; EXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCH Ke: The steamer CITY OF’ AUSTI y il from pier 20 Kast River, ary 4, at 3 P. Firough bills of lading given to Honston and all points: ‘on the International and Great Northern, Galveston, Hous- ton and [enderson, and the Gulveston, Harrisburg and San by ey einige < a “ ‘or t, passage and general information apply to Tee Penne HE MALLORY cE GOL eaten OMWELL ALIFAX, T. F leave as follows pa pier 10 North Jine.—Steamshi} River — ALUAMBRA.. eraneeen Atanas ee Friday, January 3 Last trip this season. For passage (having excellent ac- commodations) or freight apply 0 ag W, ost EAMSHIP LINE. LINE TO FLOKIDA. EVERY SATURDAY. LOWEST RATES OF FREIGHT. ASD. PASSAGE. Steamehip ASHLAND. SATURDAY, January’ und every SATURDAY ¢ for Fernandina direct, from p North’ Rive at3 P.M. Only lino ixsning through ets and bills of lading to all polnts in’ Florida and. attahoochie, Apalachicola and Flint Rivor, and Brunswick, Ga, Ingurance ono-halt per cont. Bills of lading signed’on pler. For further information, through bills of ‘aging and pas- sage rates, apply to OBERTS, No. 17 Wost si aS iy Up UMIES, SAVANNAIT AND FLORIDA. — CITY ov COLUMBUS, Capt. Nickerson, Wod. Jan.1,at 12 x. OITY OF BAVA! ANNAH Cay Mallory, Sat, Jan. 4,at3 P.M. Pro connecting with th and Guit Railroad, , AN ze 4 North Rivor, ‘ontral Railroad of Georgia, Atlantic eorvia and Florida Steamboat € - pany, and with the wow and clecant, iron stoamer DL OW GEORGE YONGE, Ay General Agent A.and G— Gcean SS. Co, and Central RR, 18 Broadway. A. of Ga, 400 Bi ow DOMINION STEAM sailing from Not for NORFOLK, PETERSBURG Pt TIGTINOND, TUES- DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 3 2. M., connect. ing with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH, SOUTHWEST aud WEST: also with steamers for NEWBELRNI WASHINGTON, N. C., steamers for LEWES, DEL. oni REHGBOTH BEACH, and ecting railroads, TUES- DAYS und FRIDAYS, nt 2 ¥ Through passenger’ tickets bills of lading to all points at lowest rates, Insurance for Norfolk. dc. 4 per cont. Preights received daily at pler 37 Sorth'Rives General oflice No. 197 Grocuwich » i. icCREADY. President. ELLERS’ GUIDE: STON—VIA FALL RIVER LINE: MAGNIFICENT steamers BRISTUL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 North River daily, Sundays excepted, at 4:30 P. M.; full night's rest, Tickets for suic at alt princiods ticket offices. Leave Brooklyn via “Aunox” bout, at 4 OR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST. THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE, pice aay rs BION G and NARRAGANSETT, ‘trom R., foot Jay at., ut 4:3) P.M. (Sundags excopted). PROVIDENCE LIXe, ‘freight only, daily Cexcypt Sun: ys), from pier 2 loot of Warren st., at 4 STROPOLITAN ey a RAILWAY. OPEN FROM M. Tu 12 P. M. RECTOR ST.—Nearest Deity for Wall streot ferry and connects with cars for South ferry. CORTLANDT ST.—Nearest point for Jersey City and Communipaw ferries. PARK PLACE.—Nearest pane for Post office, City Hall eat Rerlaveenet forry twlloboken. CHAMBERS ST.—Nearest point to Pavonia and Erie Rallvs fort AR RLIN ST. D S5T.—Nearest point for Desbrosses street for to Kee City and connects with ears for Desbrosses Enst Grand street ferries. BL 4B BT. —Connecte with cate foe eaut and weet. —Nearest point for Christopher strevt ferry connecting with cars for Uhristoyher nag bast Ten rest ferries. warn ST.—Nearest point to Union Squi Wallack's and Lycoum theatres ; Academy of Music, Irving and Tammany halls, connecting with curs for Bast Al and Thirty fourth stroot ferries, Boota’s, es and Park , St. theatror Graed Opera Howse, Otimors's ‘Gurdon ‘aud Mee ‘und Twenty-thifd strevt ferry to Jersey City. ‘earest point to Standard, Broadway and Fifth Avenue theatres; Aquarium aad Ham ‘Francisco Minstrels, connecting with ours for Weehawken 42 Soamects with New York ‘ravafer Company's vrgrand Central Lepot. SoTH SE—Nearess point to Central Park. foroemme with o_ of Belt Line Railroad. WN TRAINS take east side stations, FOR ee TRAINS take west side stations. oe ak iTS ont dickens 3 sted M. and5 and 30 an P. M., when yas rare isd yM. R. GANRISUN, President. M. Var Broceur, Superintendent. POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE. AND FLORIDA. “Avoid Ad danger Pad tre sickness incident, vo ‘oeeen kcavel by Beer ig through tickots to Florida via the Georgia dl Florida Lata and teamboat Company. Staterooms se- riey # +4 ALDEN, General Northern Agents. EXCURSIONS. G—NEXT TRIPON SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, steamer SETI LOW, Seo papers January 10 and 11, F Al. G. FOSTER, DOR, WITH PRIVATE’ BATH, Wittt or without Board; private table; others; en suite or sin- jtorms very moderate, 435 Madison av. DP . NO, 120 EAST, NEAR 4TE Riinll ESosns seltabie for cus of twe geutien Flor Board; reference. : | JQm ., 43, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND TIL ¥.—Superit, Rooms, with unexcoptionadle table aud icon. attendance, at moderate BQ west sti st. ROOMS, WITH Board, to first claas parties: reforences. 32, WEST 17TH ST.—WITI BOARD, FRONT ROOM; grate fire, gas, wal $16; single Rooms 32 ~HORATIO aitake to Bourd Rome; good accommodations: warm moals throe tit a day; uso of piano: school opposite the house; terms reasonable. auy time. 387 rd ST., WEST, 202, “NEAR 7TH AV.—UNFUR- shed back Parlor reception Room, in private with or wit! 49 WEST 16TH ST. RGE_ROOMS TO LET, WITIL Board, $12, $1 i 85, $7 per week. WES BOARD hos if desired ; News Company, Aye: THE ces exchanged. Y TWO LADIES AND A_ GENTLEMAN—TWO Rooms, with Board, in oy Jewish family. Address SINCERITY, 167 Kant 7d SOUR ADULTS AND AN INFANT. NO NUBSE, want Board in a strictly privat tg terms not to a $30 por week. Address 5., box INd Herald Uptown office, NA REFINED FAMILY (PRIVATE PREFERI for geutioman, wifo and two ebildrew (Land 18) fone Kooms. Addrose, stating prieo, &., B., box 302 Post office, jow Ye HIRD STORY LARGE AND SMALL ROOM FoR three adults at &) per month. Address B., box 15 Herald Uptown office, —BY A PHYSICIAN 4 SON, VISITING fe French family, location, 44h x18) Herald . oth Ge Address N. TANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE ‘ere ne other boarders, a Suit of furnished me, with oe ge for a gentleman a NM wife: best references requir and given, “Address, stating location aad prico, BW. Herald ofice. FT NEW ENC ALLonigings, 1) BOWERY 200 ROOMS; ekly, 82 to $e (AARLETON HOUSE, WILLIAM, CORNER FRANK: fort kt—Open all night, single Rooms, ds conts, double Rooms, $1, =| Gus HOUSE, 448 NEW BOW ughout; families, G0c., 79¢., 81; sin BARS] D. Fillings, 500, ; Cleaning, 1$ S—HEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL SE i warranted. Examine specimens. hav, Es" ASTROLOGY. A oxbeaver CHILD, GIFTED” WITT BBCON sight; telly overything without questioning, GS West 12th, Hear ih wy. ON BUSINESS, ile, love, marriage vant, 487 Went 34th at, StROLOGER GREGES.—YOUR MONTHLY PROS: pocts for INT; business, health, children, marriage, Xo. 18 Clinton place, Letters answered, IAZTK NEWELL, 21 CLINTON PLAC Winievoyant, gives names, tolls all affairs; chatie te world; manipulations MEDICAL. — t. WHITEHEAD, 1 4Gtn st, now sd D MME, SELI xington av, ADEE FREE of Midwifor, DVICE FR sors of midwi RS. LYONS, 107 WEST 21ST ST, NEAR OTH ay, ME. B. BURGER, FEMALE pOCTOR AND MID: Miwite, “Advice (roe 161 Bawt 27th st. PROFESSOR av. DEN, PROFES- | M™ squuy, WIDWIED, 00 Wost 12th st., between Sth and Oth ava, ’ . REAL ESTATE. LLED TO cHB ELE- 0. 55th NictAPFELTY & BU tehman in attendance. NIFICENT Y OPPORTUNIT milt elegant brown stone Hi. finished in art Hed mirrors, encaustic tiled que bruase hardware, &e.; Tho following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange December 31:— BY KY. MARNETT. J. Sanford Potter, referee—Foreclosure sale of the two story briek building, with plot of land 78x 120, 4 Lafayette place, n. ¢ corner of Gi BY F. 5. BRO’ ville P. Hawes, refereo—Foreclosnre ante of the , Drown stone fromt house. with log Kast soth st., n. Owners, DUGGIN & CROS @ list sent, describing 6 should be buil TTENTION Ii story cabinet fn 8. N at, absolutely complete in ull hole appotutmen ‘e sale of one lot +26 ft. & of Bid Patrick H. Jonos, referve: rare BAiswo on the w. ¥. of 4th av to J. 5. Bassett 0) and 3: 2 Bast oy LUDLOW & CO. ear 10th st with side lights. Mth st. Kk, STEVENSON, JR. : r ‘and a x05, with extra lot and stablo ‘-sefarso--Foreslosure sale of William H, Ricketts, a plot of land AANT4, Lx JU0 24 Bx 1 ne between (Nos. 66 orth, pa size Honse, with or without East ssth , fall size, very desirable. 668 and 67) Lat av, and near oth ay., fine large House, with threo ory back building. Wost Sth st., near Sth av., very dosirable Houses, new, all 9 salo of one West — ste, Just wos of 5th av., two new and elegant ell dt ry. brick actors, with lot Biss sai 1X20x55.4, 180 ft. w. of 2d ay., to Ji her houses, with lists, xistering houses for sont otf upplieation. urities, real estate and iol ine st. aud 1,130 Broadway. f iar i iii refaroeil ms i ng rown At ont Aa tok MADISON AND dese Asher polling, with to x! No, D44 Went 42d JOR SALE-ON seTH St, BETWE, ull size Dwelling, fnoly trescoed;, price Apply to ee HH. LUDLOW & CO., No, 3 Pine oar euataiee ren modern im ast 79th st. convenient ty clevated railroad, No, $56 [foi SALE VERY nS a OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following is # statement showing the real ostate transactions recorded in the Register’s office ‘December 31, 1878: yy must be aad, Gal East side. RB LEASE TIL FOUR STORY STORES, rttiavess ow Sieit’ y 7 ANTED— TH YB itipces heer tem eeoray description, GOLD DOLLAR, Herald office. Address, with loagh and wile to hern otic M XTRA BARGAIN ide, for sale or exchan sci AINWALD, ii West 36th. stroetears, tukon for mortad 05, jae to, Theodure Morr han cost. Apply to kt. A. YOUNG, 20. No, 16 Philip Embury to Aymar Bi NEw fast OF BLEG NT Cr AL i Paice iUtiawm He Afuoux. PROPERTY FOR gor > mid 47th at, saine, property ; Aalennein H. if t TO RENT. 10 LET—AT 60 FORT GREE: 'y Dwoll.ng in good order, with every con HR, ASL West I6th, oF at G) Fort mn ia AY... on 50S Ft. Ist Apply to OWN Witt Baldwin (roforee) to Robert bilve iW. Trapiinges (roferce) to Manhattan Life Tasursnce WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY HON SA Ge x0 LET. hat fore) to Hitea L. ikeite- LM! Doscher (re AL ¥ TT, Yonkers, or 440 Washington at SERSEY CITY _CITY AND BERGEN REAL HOBOKEN ESTATE. ~For Sale. CASH, AND 0 A YEAR UNTIL PAID FoR, will buy handsome Cottage, 100 foot lot, 6 rooms, ve = House; all improvements; $2,700; D. Hatch ae conveniunt to lorries. 51,000 to $5,000. Sond stanip for Record.” Open on New ‘car's day until > P.M. GIBS| Other’ places, from 47 Montgomery st., Jersey City. paceman’ OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT, ULKAFAD WATER ¥RONTS NEAR CITY. nak chemical works, factorios, refineries, &c. ior dw lings for sale low, on easy terms, Civil Engineer, &e., 20 Exchange place. QLEGANT HOMES AN St. Johns, Florida, for sale; some of the fine hestthlons location ty the State, for sale at bargain. DUN nt 208 Broadway, or at Carleton House, Jackson: ‘8. 8, sume property ; ecutrix) to Emma J. Jo + % &, same pro XA EXAS.—LANDS FOR SALE, and small bodies, in most any part of the State; cash, on easy payments, or to exe EDWARDS & TURNER, ‘John itolederber and wito to Margaret Flammey e. corner of Oth Bt, 25.62, x101 ~ Howland (referee) to Henridtts Waters St. Aun's ay., np. w. cot Thomas Rav to Samuel M. Purdy, Buildings, Residence, Acres Indian River, improved. Jones (roferea) to William R, #90 ft, e. of 2d av., JOXLO0.11 ROP ERTY, TH city. at peapern for Twonty- Taira, Twenty-fourth ward or Westchoster Property. Address OWNER, box 2,625 Post 5 ft See rity Savings Bank (receiver of) Greenwich st. New York Laan and Linprovement Company. _ neal SSP all parts TLS. pantry ‘eno CO,, 149 Broadway. vw. corner of wn in good order Full pertienta 10 JOMN B. POP To LET FOR BUSINESS RTT BUILDING, Fulton and Nassau sts. iiding to let at greatly reduced altered to suit tenants, ilding is heated by steam and each office has wash- stand and water in it, ‘Two elovators running. PURPOSES, REC Bock, Fidel and wif ft. e, of av. A; Ly and husband. to Hleutistia M. Schwab, 5 yours. Bernbetwer, No. 454 ry, David, to the Calon Dime Sav , & of Lexington w Hayman Leopold, No. 337 OUN L. KNIGHT, at the building. PLOT, wi 100, , BELOW 42D ST. NEAR WEN FI FIC E TO LET ed and Duane. FFICES AT BOTTOM PRICES, ae nino large Store, first iloor, $00 per ‘mouth. years " Same to same, u. 8. of U7th st. 40 ft. w. of 4th av. Same to » sume, ~ LET.—MANUFACTURERS — . steam power; fivaucial aid to extend. » eye LOFT, 47 tween poet and Chi Sanio to sate, n. &. of UTE Sante to same, __DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Furnished. — ea 0 RENT—A FULLY FURNIS D HOUSE, IN WEST in perfect, order: sanitary mplete. janily to 5. U. LUDLOW & Samio to saina, m. s. of 67th ‘st., 140 ft. ¥. + Of 41h a arrangements 8 Pine st. and 1,130 3 1 of av. D and Toh” aay With STOVE,” e, neatly furnished, at $1 25, 20% Bleccker st., B tin to Andrews Sehar, n. Seth tw. oC 4th wy. 1 year... Margaret T. and’ husband, to Wiiitans Me Kingsland (irnstes, &e 5 NY BACK PARLOR, ww rit PLAZA: lot to two sin sekeeping; terms low. © at. r% Munsell, Sarah i. necting Rooms, p Went (ath st; terms 1 PARLOR FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, FURNIS f , separately of together ; als ‘table for w physic . t ving ; Just been’ put in F LY Par Ti Rant 20th, tar two doors’ r T : inted and carpeted. TO LET ON THE FIRST Micra f. and f SH ht ‘and Lith a es TLEMEN IN FIRST es West 25th st. QURNISHED ROOMS FoR @ class house, wit beac tacatecusas ROOMS — a APART- MEN LE RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTG. ke. J, (xe ¥ , to M RARLE FLOOR: FWO TO NE Wigner One A tien, and J2th a " “ Amy Withee THE SUGAR TRADE, MLATS TO LET—#16 TO — juire at premises, S16 Collector Merritt yesterday received the following { circular, to which was attached the signatures of a large number of leading sugar importers of this and other cities :— bscribers, importers of sugar, in view of the jus- ‘apriety of selling stycar del A ont allowing liehter and determined by th do hereby agree with each 0 id signed by all the ay ke any sales of sugar or Rooms, PLACES _ or ~ BUSI- NES: D. in this City and Brooklyn, a SHED COMPLETE, e or Part of iat, avvane i. avaies Kailrowd, TANTED—FURN housekeeping, W ‘lowort terms to be notiew esi changed. Address WOKEN Horald Braneh “ porters of ugar, Hot to I STORE FOR FURNITURE BUSI patter January 1, INT¥, except um the above condi dwelling Rooms TANTRD Good it table; low rent. Collector Merritt forwarded a copy of the circular ‘Treasury Department last evenii that under this system the governt duty on several million also that it is a practic miopted by the government in duties on actual instead of schec the sugar trade 1s to be conducted hereatter, t will save the dross, with particul ounds of sty I indorsement of the policy ard to demanding tile taro, on whic 5 SUSPICIONS OF FOUL PLAY, The case of William Rhodes, the Smithville (L. 1) fish pedier, who was found dead in a culvert under the Long Island Railroad on the morning of the 17th, is attracting a good deal of attention, and there are those in authority who have come to the conclusion Sheriff Rushmore said yes: terday that he had no doubt whatever that it was All the circumstances of the case—the man's injuries, the location of the body and of the wagon, the freedom of the horse from injury and the certainty of the railroad employés that there had been no collision—all go to show, the Sherif thinks, that death could not have rowulted from a re tunaway accident. horae aud wagon that Rhodes drove on the day of his death, says that to his knowledge Rhodes had | $ron his person that m worth of fis in. the wegon when hi ‘On the body was found twent and but « few fish remained in the tention of District Attor to the case at once. BU SINESS_ TROUBLES. Sixty-one failures were reported in this city during the month of December, in which the aggregate liabil- ities amount to $1,442,244, and estimated asscts at ‘There is an increase of five failures over the record for the month of November and an in- crease in gross liabilities of about $300,000, Com. pared with the month of December, 1877, the present exhibit is very flattering, there being a decrease in nitnber of forty and in amount about $6,200,000, The tatlures during the past month have been mainly in the clothing, dry goods and wooden ware trades, Vret- erences were given in thirty-nine assignments. veting of the ereditors of Senator Thomas Mur- was heid yesterday at the office of Register Little. ted showing liabilities to the Jeven claims were proved amounting to $76,206 “a and Dwight M. Babcock was | elected assignee. William hoth, manufacturer of pocketbooks, made An assigninent yesterday without preference, to Peter ‘The Habilities are about $9,500, manufacturers of artificial that he was murdered. a case of foul play. Schedules we Court yesterday ; rning and had about £20 | started on his Downing will be called » ingttest was concinded on the day the corpse was found, but the paper have not beon filed by the Yorouer, 1 &. Levinson & Co., flowers, made an assignment yesterday to Ferdinand 8, Hahn, with one preference, for $750, Joseph Herron, dealer in frilia, mance, an assignment yesterday, without preference, to Luther Shafer. James'B. Nugent made an assignment yesterday to Richard J. Morrison, without preference. Baere Brothers, dealers in fancy goods, Brooklyn, emade au assignment to Samuel Goodstein, giv- ing preference to Jonas Rosenberg $17,000, and H. B. Claflin & Co., $6,000, The liabilities are estimated at $35,000. Baerre Brothers, dealers in fancy goods at No. 301 Fulton street, Brooklyn, made a general assignment in favor of their creditors yesterday to Samuel Good- stein. Jonas Roxenbergh and Horace B. Claflin, of this city, were preference creditors; the former for $17,000 and the latter for $6,000, CONSOLID! TION. | THE AMERICAN, NATIONAL AND CONTINENTAL BANK NOTE COMPANIES UNITING. It is ascertained that negotiations haye been in progress for some time past between the three bank note companies doing business in this city—the American, National and Continental—for a consolida- tion of the corporations and the organization of one joint stock company. All the planus have not yet been fully matured, but a basis of ay been arrived at by the trustees and direc three companies for the consolidation, and meetings of the stockholders of the companies have been called to be held on January 31, 1879. It is said that a mae jority of the stockholders are in favor of the con- solidation, and that only the necessary legal forms will haye to be gone through with to complete the work. The name of the new com- pany will be » Bank Note Company, and the officers wi epresentative men from the three existing companies. The amount of capital stock of the new company has not been decided upon, but it will be large. The capital of the American Bank Note Company was $1,000,000, The nominal capital of the National is $60,000, but is generally considered $750,000, and the capital of the Continental is also nominally $60,000, Nearly one thousand per- sons are employed by the three companies at and it is thought a majority of them will be d under the new organization, as there is a peonnacd: for sufficient business to continue them. ‘The National Bank Note Campany has a large print- ing establishment at No. 53 Broadway, the offices being at No, 1 Wall street. It was incorporated in No- vember, 1859, the officers at prescut being—President, : Viee President, J. Macdonongh hn E. Currier, is at No, 142 The officers are—President, Albert G, Secretary, ‘If. 1. Freeland. The Qontinental Bank Note Company is at No. 144 Greenwich street, the officers being—President, Homer H. Stuart; Sec- retary, Jared K. Ssrere. ilies of the American Bank Note Compan; it was stated yesterday that the contemplated pectd dation was for the best interests of all concerned; the volume of business had been greatly reduced, and the stockholders, generally, believed they could havo better returns by unitin han if the business was continued separately. ‘Lhe trustees of the three com- panies had agreed upon a plan for consolidation, which would be submitted to the stockholders on the same day for their action, and if they approved the agreement the necessary papers would be filed with the Count Clerk and Secretary of State, and the new company would be at once organized, BLED TO DEATH. THE CURIOUS ACCIDENT BY WHICH MRS, AMANDA TAYLOR LOST HER LIFE. The cause of the death of Amanda B. Taylor was yesterday made the subject of a Coroner’s investiga- tion. The deceased was the wife of Noah D. Taylor, formerly of Taylor’s Hotel, in Jersey City, and for some years had been suffering from various com- plaints which defied the skill of able medical practi- tioners. The use of medicines which had been pre- scribed was said to be the cause of frequent fainting fits to which she was subject, and of late her friends had been fearful lest she should suffer some severe injury in those moments of sudden prostration. On Saturday last sho went out with Mrs. Adelia Berry, who keeps the boarding house at No. 37 West Twenty-first street, at which she resided, On her way down town she fainted and had to be conveyed home in a carriage. She fainted again on the stair- way and was placed upon a lounge in the back par- Jor, inastate of utter prostration. While she was lying there her nephew, Charles W. Buddington, en- tered the room and waited until consciousness re- turned. Then sho raised herselt up and requested him to get some jewels which she had tied in a hand- kerchief and put them away. He went to do so, but failed to find them. A FATAL ACCIDENT. On this Mrs. Taylor rose to her fect with the inten- tion of looking for them herself. The movement was a fatal one. The folds of her dress gathered about her feet tripped her and she wes precipitated against a aisse partition alongside the lounge. There ‘was a crash of the brittle material, a rent in it where her head crushed through, and then as she uttered a smothered cry her nephew was horrified to sco the blood mshing from her throat. He at once hurried down stairs and startled Dr. Little, an inmate of the house, by the announce- ment that his aunt was dying. The physician has- tened to the room and found Mrs. Taylor lying on the floor with a deep, gaping wound in her neck, from which the blood’ was fairly pouring. In her fall all against the glass the sharp edge of the broken glass had severed the left carotid artery, and the tinhappy lady was rapidly bleeding to death. Drs, Taylor and Mason were summoned, but they were unable to arrest the hemorrhage, and in a few min- utes Mrs. Taylor breathed her last. THE INQUEST. Word was sent to Coroner Woltman, who went to the house and made official inquiries, which wero yesterday revealed at the inquest. Charles W. Bud- Aington testified substantially to what is set forth above, and Adelia Berry corroborated his statement. Dr. Albert H. Little testified that he used pressure upon the arteries, but that the deceased died in about ten minutes, Deputy Coroner Cushman testified that he mado an examination of the body and found three incised wounds on the back of the neck. One of them con- tained a small piece of glass. The carotid artery was found to be severed. Death, in his opinion, resulted trom shock and hemorrhage from this wound, ra the jury confirmed by a verdict of accidental death. THE LATE JUDGE DOWLING. When tho well known Judge Dowling died it was discovered that he had not left any will, and letters of administration were granted to his sister, and a settloment of the estate followed, Yesterday a peti- tion was presented from the administrator, in which it was stated that it had been discovered that Mrs, Mary Keeler, a sister of the deceased, had in her_pos- session $50,000 worth of bonds of the Ohio and Mixsis- sippi Railroad. which the petitioner claims belong to the estate, Mrs. Keeler stated that the bonds were given to her by ber brother before his death, and thatthey were her property absolutely. This was denied by the administrator, who said that the bonds were registered in the name of Mr. Dowling, and that if they had been a gift they would have been placed in her name so that they could be under her control, The further hearing of the case was adjoui SUDDEN CHANGE OF ~ OPINION. “Patrick McGill, you aro always getting drunk, This is the third time you've been before me in a very short time. What have you got to say ?” “Look ah, Jedge Duffy, I'm a respectable man. 2 as stire as you live, Yer Honor. It’s the officer that’s to blame. See here, Jedge, I was jest sittin’ om a stoop wid a pain in me stomach—savin’ Yer Honor's presence—and that owdacions know nothin’ kem up an’ tuk me in, Divila plecceman in the world can lave @ dacint man go about his business fair an* a “Patrick, I think you had the fever and ague when you were brought before me last 2” rue for Yer Honor.”” urs isa very remarkable case, and in view of all the cirenmstances——"" “Ah, thin, long life to Yer Honor |" “Don't interrupt me, I shall deal leniently with ou. i ‘Al, shure T hope ye'll have many @ happy New Year, Yer Honor.” ‘bree months on the Tsland.”* ‘edge Dufly, be de holy fly ye're no gintleman.” IN THE WRONG AGAIN, For the third time within a month Alexander Sis- who is omployed as adetective in Ehrich’s store, hth avenue, appeared yesterday as a complain- ant in Special Sessions, On the first two occasions n whom had the defendants were poor, respectable wor he had cansed to be arrested, alleging that the stolen some small article from the store counter, Bot were discharged, and the verdict of the Court reeted with applause, Sisson yesterday charged Charles Sehick with having stolen a pair of wristlets, ‘The evidence was stich as to convince the Court that the prisouer was not guilty. Judge Smith gave the complainant a severe overhauling during the exami nation, and the prisoner's connsel desired to know from Sisson whether he was paid a regular salary or per capita for the number ot arrests he made, The wristlets alleged to havo been stolen and found with Schick were claimed by one of Ebrich’s clerks whon the trial was over. Judge Smith informed him that the property belonged to the person with whom it was tound. WILL OF DR. COOKE, ‘The will of Dr. Chauncey Symes Cooke, physician, of this city, was offered for probate in the Surrogate’s included in it are the following be American Society for the Prevent to Animals, $6,000; to Joseph ©. ¢ the kon of the testator, $40,000; the residue of the estate to Sarah L. Cooke, the danghter of the testator, The will is dated Dee niber 18, 1877, and Lyman and the brother and sister of the testator, Mary Cooke, are appointed axecntora.