The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1879, Page 2

CITY REAL | £STATE FOR ~~Central. SSORTMENT ATTRACTIVE HOUSES, CHOICE LO- cations. Owners, DUGGIN & CROSSMAN, Architects, GS East dist. Price list sent, describing “how & good house should be built. “A SUPERBLY BUILT AND. ‘LOCATED Four STORY Dwelling, id ison SALE. srmit McUalterty EVENSON Jr., offices 4 Pine, aH ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, BETWEEN 6TH and 59th sts., Madison and 6th a PETER /y “LALOR, 037 Sd av. Panties 7 ANT, CONVENIENT and comfortable House are requested to call at and ex- amino 51 West 54th st. Oven all day, mpuREE STORY HOUSE, IN 44TH Sf, BETWEEN Broadway and 6th av. ; fing neighborhood will sell at @ sacrifice. B. MERRILL, 610 6th av. East “aide. TORE PROPERTY FOR SALE—TO CLOSE ES- ates; Maiden lane, neat Poarl; Beckman and Ann, or ; Church’ all bargains. FF Geld Tend ah en OLiITELL, 201 Broadway. West Side. 8 HOUSE AND LOt, 25X90, 61 CARMINE ST., 0 ele estate. to close an oot & B,'t. BURNHAM, 600 Hudson st, CABINET FINISHED HOUSE, CHEAPEST : one near Windsor, $16,000. POOLEY & co., EACH 25X100, SITU OTH AV., or sale, or will exchange for a house in n. For particulars address A. F k Post office. 0 10 CASH WILL BUY THE THREE STORY OOurick: House and Lease of Lot No. 433 West dl si. between 9th and 1Oth ave, ; Lot béxit7 foot. a ie MULL i & SON, No. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT. WO LOTS, om VOR SALE—i92 WASHINGTON AV. NEW THREE story br House, all improvements, or exchange for well located Lots. Apply on premisos, or 116 Pacific s8, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO. RENT. N.— HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE AP J., on the New York and Greenwood Lake js the time to secure homes, the best of sa Addrosy C. P. LADD. Ane EXCHANGE OR ‘tice heres 1. 8. CLARKSON & CO, 149 Broad- po: URERS—FOR SALE OR TO LET ON asonable terms, the finest Carriage, Factory and Ware- rooms in Philadelphia, Pa.: central location, fronts on three streots, 119 feot front, four stories, light trom seven sides; suitable for piano, sewing machine, hosiery, shoe or any other ma anufacturing purposes. Address JO HN ALL- patna southeast corner Oth and Buttonwood 6ts., Phila jelphia, ) CIVIL ENGINEERS. The city of Waterbury, containing about 18,000 inhabi- ted in the Naugatuck Valley, 30° miles from fants, and Lo: y ‘New streets aro d recently the Court of Com- nstruction of a new reservoir. ob gn ae vil engineers. addross bux aterbury, Conn, 5. 000: AORES BLACK WALNUT, CYPRESS AND Live Unk Timber in Central Texas.—Must be sold, or will exchange for Merchandise; accessible by river and rail; title perfect. OWNER, box 103 Herald Up- town office. REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. COUNTRY RESIDENCE, NEAR PEEKSRKILD, for salo or exchange; 1) acres land; large frame House, well adapted for country boarder: HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pine at, “PUSINESS."—70TH | ST. | NEW | THREE, STORY brown stone Dwelling, including new Gas Fixtures, arpets, new Furniture, for Flat or clean Tenement. KILPATRICK, 300 3d av. Such an opportunity aes occurs, <PROPERTY, CITY Cry T. 8. CLARK- For further particulars ew QALE on iucres, fine imp included, T. 8. € STORY BRICK, NEAR FERRY. MORTGAGE LIGHT, for Lots, city, Brey ANGE—SPLENDID FARM OF 67 vements, on Long Island, $7, KSON & © 40 Bs Brooklyn. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET - UarUReaee ROOMS AND APART- ENTS TO LET. ~ SECOND wank SIX ROOMS; IN NICE ORDER; 21 West 13th st,; rent 825; immediate pos 21 nest 53D ST.—FOUR ROOMS, ON FIRST with basement. kitchen and bathroom; all inprovemonts; to adults only. ef SINGLE oki Ma anes A FURNISHED ei be near Broudway and ist st. Address ar Hs RiQUNG’ COUPLE WANT AN (UNFURNISHED Room; rent not to exceed $6 monthly. Address J. M. box 149 Herald Uptown offi MARRIED GOUPLE (NO CHILDREN) WANT UN- furnished Floor or Flat; modern. improvements; pri- vato house; on west side; Tout $16 to $18. QUIBT, Herald ottice. REE ADULTS WANT FIVE OR SIX UNEUR- nished Rooms for h bonseken a below 26th st, Send situation and terms to M. 28 Herald offic Wo 'LEMEN W. ‘SINGLE MS, WITH Breakfast real Fister near 33d st. Metropolitan ‘station; $5 week each, A. Z. B., Herald Uptown offic TED ja IATELY, FURNISHED | ROOMS for Fit ing in or near Harlem. Send full par- ticulars, HARLEAL, Herald Uptown office. ay FIRST CLASS HOTEL, VV in or moar New York city. Address eee BERD, office, Wine Game ABROKER, A_ FUR! ce Champers et. Address BhORER, box 113. Horstd oI IEE RGN FS APES INES AOU Wikio O# THREE WELL FURNISHED Rooms for light housekee} ia, below 23d st., between 8d and 7th ays., not to exceed per month; references. Address PERMANENT box DOL abeatd ote ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED FLAT, IN GOOD LOCA. ator and all improvements, Address, stating box 1,008 Post office. war NTED—BY 6 nished Floor or Flat, stating torms, which must he moderate, TANTED—THRER COMFORTABLY FURNISHE well heated Rooms, with bath, grate fire, second floor, or small furnished Flat, fur gentleman and wife, Address PROM. | Uptown office, LNTaRES OR FOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished, in a strictly private famfiy, for light housekeeping; references exchanged. Address ADULTS, Herald office. BOARDERS WANTED. P BEATIPUL, LARGE FRONT ROOM, SOUTHERN ots oe good Board; reasonable it four to six rooms. Address, BUB West: sd y ROOM FOR TWO, EXCEL modations; $11, 44 Wert 10th st, EAST 45TH ST—ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, Oro famili ot j moderate prices. ‘0, 200,—ELEGANT, PARLOR R FLOOR, Bsa or ‘without ‘private table; also Rooms for gentle: men; references. TH AND 6TH AVS.—|! DESIRABER ROOMS, With Board; references, 58 1! G. ST 42D eR RTOMBEY FURNISHED mone with Board; location beautiful; rapid transit nenr; references. ort, ST, 57 WEST—TO LET, WITH BOARD, DE- LD irahte Rooms, together oF singly. TH ST., 39, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND UNI- qe a laco.—Elegantly furnished Ruoma, with frst class German table. {ATH Sf.,s26 WEST—TO LET—A HANDSOMELY 47H etal Room, third floor; also small Rooms; table first class. i EAST 82D ST.—ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLY OR 18.0 suite; unexceptionabdle table; ‘eforences. ) EAST 10TH ST.— —S8ECOND FLOO} ‘RONT ROOM, ‘18a8 folding bed, hall Room G joining; same on thir floor, for families or kentlemen with first class Board, 222, 8T., 47 WEST._HANDSOME SUITS OF ROOMS, jwith Bourd; hall Rooms. AS RLEY PLACE.—FRONT ROOMS ON SEC- wo Rooms on fourth floor; sunny expo- sure; omit Board. Dd ST. 247 _WEST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 22 Grccond ‘story Room, with Board; two, $13; also small one $5. WEeT 23D ST.—SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, SECOND 2 oor, above parior and dining room; excellent table. 6 ®@ story Dov. EAR TENEMENT, lightly encumbered, mnie? House uptown. & ZELLEI, 219 Bowery. QQ WEST 42D ST.—PINE SUNNY ROOMS, SUPE- Zorior Board and accommodatians, with private French family; references. 0.000, $12,000 PROPERTY BETWEE: 4th sts, ide. 23 Chambers, room 2. JV ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SMALL, WELL BUILT ig per! price not bas exceed $10,000, “Address, R TO LET FOR | BUSINESS PURPOSES. ENNETT BUILDING, corner 0 No extras. JOHN ‘Two elevators running. HOTEL PROPERTY TO LEASE, O} and Central Depot. Apply to HORAC est. Hares ME STORE, WITH “BAS! man 8b; moderate rent, box 116 Hernid office. OTEL TO LET-THE ST. JOHNS 10" Furniture and Fixtures. corner of Canal i 9 ste., for @ term of years. Apply, for two ote! OTEL, RESTAURANT AND BARROOM TO LET— 55 Went 28th st.; five Story brown atone house, GOODAI 5 5 NT, TO LET- BEEKMAN, NE OF THOSE F! B' . front and fixtures for a butter sto Suh av. in 18th, st. Apply SMITHS’ New York Pale Ale 240 West 181] Wo LET—FIRST LOFT, 47 LISPENARD ST., & $900; c $00; Part of 45, $250. ie,” yeti RNEAY, 47 Lisponard st, WO RENT—WITH STEAM POWER, A WELL LIGHTED 50x50, 127 and 129 Mereer at. ~ GANAL—STORE, DRY We no lighted Lofts to let. BASEMENT AND Owner on ae froin Furnished. 10 LET—-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, 34 EAST 1 t, rfect ventilation; hot water, furnace; open Dwner on premises. 1) RENT—BROWN STONE HOUSES, JUST OUT OF 4 |. T. 8. CLARKSON & CO., 149 Unfarniashed, ROWN STONE HOUSE—FU RNITURB FOR SALE; full paying boarders ; half its value. BALLARD, 120 Liberty st. ICE SMALL HOUSE—247 WEST 17TH ST. BE- tween 7th and Ath are. Apply SMITHS » New York Pale Ale Brew, 40 West 18¢ TH ST., WEST, 223—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 2. hack Parlor;, also front Room, second floor, with Board; all conveniences, DX TH ST., WEST, 4—BLEGANT PARLOR AND FX- tension, handsome halls; table unexceptionadl terms moderato; f E SUIT OF ROOM SE Ae orate: Bint class Boutd. a suite of sing! ‘3 313 for two; teferences, 30u% ART 22D S8T.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED third floor “our Room, with first class Board; refer- encos exchanged. WEST T., . NEAR FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL— Olaterant s;arimente, eee with superior Board, Q] WEST WASHINGTO: —ELEGANT PRI- SlLvare house, overlooking pas large front Roomy, with Board; reasonable. BAST offi ST—TO RENT, WITH FIRST CLASS FSitoerd hall Bedrooms and large Rooms; table Board Re AST OTH ST—A SUIT OF ROOMS, So re ath and ei with or without Board; reference i SE Doct ersolient cloeste; gentioaen, $0, 80; trate: sients accommodated, ES T., 214 WEST.— WITH BOARD, ON ind third floors; furnisted doy antarntehed; ref- ant BT., 280 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Raomnec'on second sad thifd floors, with Boards terns very moderate. es 50. ) WEST 15TH ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH e lor without Board: also hall Rooms; terms mod rate, 58: WEST 33D ST—HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH OOBoard, for familios and gentlemen; moderate terms; references, . 2 AND 67 38TH ST.. BETWEEN STH AND 6TH 6 jewly and elegan tly furnished Snits of Rooms, te table only; terms to suit the times, ST. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Foquired. “FURNISHED ory 06: “HAST 10TH 1 Rooms, with Board, to families or gentlemet ae —NEWLY heated; references, STORY FRONT 20 Fas" EAST 19TH 8T.—FOURTH 8 Room, with Bonrd, suitable for two gentlemen ; also hall Room, third floor: table Bon 2, EAST 23D ST—CONNECTING ROOMS ON recnndl floor for family: first class Board. ILall Room in 114 West 14th ¥ Mra. LOW HANDSOMELY FF TIED heated, with unexceptionable nee. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. PRIVATE FAMILY Wisi TO RENT TWO ROOMS to gentlemen, without bonrd. 22 West 27th at, A FURNISUED ROOM TO | LET—€6 PER MONTH, single genth TLEMEN; FIRE, all Room, $1 50; H ST.—TWO CONNECTING ROOMS ontlemen only. T #4 To &—L ARGE, ELE ASANT a ASS FLAT, FINELY FURNISHED, 18 Ease 28th st. | SIZED ROOMS, COOKING eee, 2% 15 thy Bast 13th. is vil Fv SEVEN ROOMS TO LRT location unsurpassed; near Address FLORIDA, Poerisiay, % “MEDIUS Stoves, ($3 24 Bast lth. thon and Bed H#D ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN IN FIRST without board. 33 West 25th st. Presses FRONT AND BACK hall Re lonsant. 14 East 15th FRONT ROOM, 4 AMPLE 6) ing or gentlemen; hot and cold water; also s Office, 77 East 10th st. petween Sth and Gth avs SHED FRONT all Rooms, week. silently. 1,250 Broadway. ROOMS, ON FIRST ANDSOMELY FURNISHED H ; onventenee: est 2ist st EVERY. i : 1 West 38th wt. ARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR irentle 2, suite or singly. 80 Jeving placd, near eatminstor Hotel ISHED PARLOR AND BASEMENT, Harately: private House; ail inprove With at PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET PARLOR FLOOR, : furn lhe hoat, gas, bath and plano; other rooms. 32 Bast 4th st FURNISHED BIR- ‘and gentlonien; refer. $2 PER Wi RCS PLACE, 1ED ROOMS, FIRST ; one suitable for doctor's o 2 to NOTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY — ymoly furnished Kooms for gontiomen; location {cleanliness guaranteed, Sap 8 At., 285 WEST —HANDSOMELY FU RNTSI ee Bloom: . Wikh use of parlor adjoin rae ieoueaping WEST wTlt Si —A HANDSOMELY FURNTST WEST « WASHINGTON ACK Sliarviered email Hoome, without boned Qe T ISTH ST.—A HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR Sern trishout bourd’, references required. 56. ree PLEASANTLY orate, 21ST St, Board; also firs fil Sf, NE id Rooms, with ‘heat, ‘83 and #4 480. WEST 22D 8T.—TWO Rooms. FU nie witihle for heusekeoph forms invderato, single i63 = WEST 2i8T.—WITH BOARD, LARGE SQUARE DO Room, third floor, back; plenty heat ; also hall Room. EST 24TH.—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED © Room; ‘all conveniences; first class Board; aoe sociable family. West otit. FRENCH LADY LIV! 315, BAST TTT St @TUYVESANT. SQUARE) Orichly farnished back Parlor, with folding bed, kentloman; superior Board; private family ; $10 por Q2QQ WEST 49TH ISHED URS Room, with or without Board; hot and cold water, large closets. 1 000s. ROOMS IN FIRST GLASS 1 PRIVATE . jouses. Information free. Open evenin; SANDS’ Boarding Directory, 1,151 Broa way, JACEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH. “out Board ; private house rates, Hotel St. Germain, 224 st., Broadway. Elevator, & T ARGE FURNISHED ROOM ON TH HRD FLOOR, FLOOR, with Board; moderate price. 834 West 2d ORTH GERMAN FAMILY WILT, Le Witt Board, la dositable Room on first floor, for one or two; excellent table; a tofined home; terms moder- ate; references. 173 Bast 79th st ONE LARGE, BEY MALL ROOMS, With excellent table, for featletmens roferen South Washington square. ‘OOM, KY ITH BOARD, NEAR BELLEVUE HOSPT- al; will remain through er for about & per week. Andreis BEUDENT, Herald Cprown « WaxieDaA CHILD TO BOARD; TERMS REASON. able; best city reforencos yiven, nt 4s Canal st, Wakrrti FEW SELECT TABLE BOARDERS, IN a Freneh n re. Fifth and M. office. rivate family near Mad jaon avs, Address Mme. L. between Uptown OARDING ACCOMMODATIONS. 11TH ST, $12, HANKINS’ Froe Boarding Directory, 6 fue i ‘BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, 7 ‘ f: oF WoUrD LIKE A with komo refined judy; where there aro ho other bourdeen proterred. "Addross ALLISON, box 108 Horald Uptown office. N AMERICAN, MA: 1¥K AND QUIET LITT LE xirl (five years of ago), want K comfortable, Roo Board in pinin private tn terms $50 per month: ‘ minute's walk ot Broadway nod Sach nts Addrens AMER: CAN, box 184 Horald Uptown office. BRAND WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN ANRD WIRE: front room, grate fire, connecting bedroom ; 14th to 42d at; torms $25 per week. Address Y., box 4,3%5 Post office, VENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND SINGLE GENTLE- ‘man want two or three large, sunny, well furnished Rooms, first floor, wit! ne quiet a ie and 42¢ sts. prefet ; terms mnat be moderate; beat foronces given and required. Address BUCKINGHAM, 1d office, wa ED—A FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR A inp, between Suh and Grand sts, Address WIDOW, Herald office, Wasten: OMB Scotch: viene. Indy. ££, ——— ‘GLAND HOTEL, 90 BOWERY, DOROOME; 400, Ge, ; Weokly, $2 to # \LARENCK HOTEL, 12 CLINTON PLACE @TH 8ST), W204 Hroadway.—Bourd, Roome, from ‘$1 day; weekly, ° B AND BOARD, WITH TRISH O Address JOHN WHITE, WINTER RESORTS EB ROVAL “ViCTORTA “HOFRL aaa For fall in Bahama Isdands, formation apply JA ae LIDGERWOOD & CO, a8 Broadway, New York. _ FINE ARTS. Sd a a i BROADWAY Valnable antique Clocks, Briec.a- Brac, modern and an tique moval, rniture, at reduced prices botore roi SALES AT fee U A ‘NO. 72 ee ST... cia uae AY. AY OF O! NG eat PIANO, anlage exit saint ‘ ie epee et SUITS, in crimson, fe and raw, silk, may S Str rial, wir ebony and’ buh! Cabinet, do. marquetry Writing: og Ly wilt; strona nat nat Giese # ETS; "REP A ‘AND PLUSH. ‘sn atin IMPORTANT OIL, PAINTINGS, com icing mocks, works from the Paris Exhibition and renowned foreign and American artists. ibrar Bi ‘sult two Sofas, Centre Table, brocatel, meets Barbedienne bronze fone Ornaments; ig Re in foreizn wood ( gana Avs CTION—J._ LUGIUS SMITH Al GTIONEER will sell THIS THURSDAY) MORNL G, at Lio! ‘clock, An PRLY ATE RESIDENCE, SOF TH. BINA HAE paawing ROOM SUITS, covered i modern and antique Mirrors, luce Cu .GUsday Clocks; also a seganses, & ‘asos, ormolu Mantel So ergy collection of valuable Oil Painetnge WU SLIGHT ON XEW YORK BAY, LOST IN th a rer CHAMBER, SUITS, Dressing Gunes, Bodees founiera: Washstaads hair ond spring Mattresses, Bedding, Suits in’ reps, Lounges, Brassels und Ingrain’ Carpets, Clocks, Mirrors, Library Bookeawe, & GRlsine HOGA Bullet, Bxtension le, Chairs, China, Silver Ware. N. eee ‘kod and shi inped, ON SALE—PEREMPTORY—THIS DA UeTr ees (THURSDAY) OI ms OOMENCING UO CLOCK, SHE AT Lande. FOUR TORY, Bow WN, eit MANSION wh WEST 147TH EAR OTH XPENSIVE CARINE FURNITUR} EMBRACING ots ARTICLES SETS. Parlord contain-auite le satin, ead raw lake and La Grecienne styles; marquetry Te jenna Marbles, Pior and Mantel Mirrors, 39 tine Vil Palnchnge 14 airs of ipo orted Bronze Figutes, 2 Clocks, French make; ols de roxe Cabinet Pedestals, Jardinivfes, Lace Curtalus, velvet arid English Carpets, Easy Chairs, Lounges, &c. s—12 sete of sulid walnut Be ids, Dredsiny Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, spring and hair Mattresses, Pillows, ingrain ‘and Brussels Ca handsome Buffet, cost iver und plated 1 itchon and Servants’ Furnitui BERT KRAEMER, ‘Auetionoer, Goods packed, shipped or removed if toquirod. A —A—AR IMPORTANT, yy of superior European and Ameriean OTL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS, 40. BARKER & CO., 47 and 49 Liborty st, will commence their great sale of American and European Oil and Wator Colors, &o., MORROW (FRIDAY) and SATURDAY Manuaty 10 und 11, day at 1 Kk. Partios at jo attend our sale will please recollect aA = Saturday. ARE SALE. A®™ sxrna important of PAINTINGS, comprising works from the last Paris Exhibition and re- nowned foreign and American artists, now on exhibition at the Schenck Art Gullery, No. 10 Maiden lane, to be sold at auction on ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY een para Junuary 9, 10 and at 2 o'clock each day. EDWARD SCHENCK & 80x; Anetioneers. RT SALE. A choice collection of Paintings and Water Colors, Art CRDAY, 55 Liberty ay on FRIDAY and! SATURDAY, Jan. 10 and it . at 12 o'clock. EO, W. KEELER, Auctioncer, AS —TUNIS care peas % old stand 87 Nassau st. THIS DAY, AT 1 AT 1044, ¢ O'CLOCK, at our salesroom. jassan st. BALE OF SECOND WAND FURNITURE. Ca or and Mantel Mirrors, ingrain Carpets, Ollcloths, ‘antique Furniture, Office Desks of evory doseription, &e. AcPTER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, Yelock, at the nd University place, . Ward jookcases, rior Sulty, Oll Paintings, Bed: reson, Carpots, &0. 6 A GREENWALD, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, 4 Agog 210 Forsyth st., complete fixtures of Oys jaloon, in lots, A GREENWALD, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, 20" ies 337 West st., Restuuraut, Tables, Chair, roc! Brussels a BY RA. ONEERS. Condlauation sale, THIS DA at satgeroom 6 Nassau ai, of Ane Siverpiavod Ware, Cat- ui lery, Fancy Goods and Office Furniture; also one Edison Electric Pen, Y CAMPBELL & 00., AUCTIONRERS, SELLS TO- morrow first class downtown Corner Li i ‘Store, su- erivr 4-pull cei Ale Pumps. fine Bar. Couuter, puient ee House, Stock, £e. ae ‘particulars Fi iG ness, sale oomrmionclag Wet nesdi nar M., and continuing daily until stock In sold, Attention of doulers particularly requested. ¥ JOUN A DUNN, AUCTIONEER—SALE THIS a 104g, No. 172 48th st., corner 7th av., the Furniture thy goin South. ny hanes Card Tal b I Mattre: task, Feather Bed and Hilows tasaner with’ ten large coppor Sauco Pans and Kitchen Utensils, &c. YROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AUCTION. LOTZ, Auctionsor, sells this’ day, 11 o'clock, at S4 Bar. at., entire Stock of retail Cro ery, G Lamp Store. WILLIAM ANDERSON Feri SALE TO CLOSE AN RSTATE—THE DESIR. ‘able business cornor eae aad Franklin st. and Elm st., New York city, will be sold by RICHARD V, ARNETH, Auctionger, at the Exohi ange Salesroum, No. i Broadway, on Thirsday, © January 16, 187%. at Hy poten For particulars apply, to A.W. LEGGRTT, Pearl at, TLLIAM R'SYME, Aitornoy, 170 Broad. way. HENRY \EO. A. LEAVITT & ‘This (Thursday) afternoon, Clinton Hall, Now on exhi ORIENTAL RUGS OF THE FINEST QUALITY, BOKHARA RUGS AND CARPETS, IN SILK, CASH- MERE, DAGHISTAN, KHORESSAN, CARABAGH, MECCA, KILIM, &©., &C. in evory variety of design, sino, and calor: also Japanove a malt rb Embroideries, Rg Td and AUCTIONEERS, 0 Friday and Saturday, at rt Pottory, Cloisonne Enamels, Poreola *, beautiful reproductions in fron trom D4 Pa Sontt | Kensington Museum, superb silk Shawls, t., de. é vpaat AUCTIOEER—THIS DAY reURS. large and general assortment of new and wehold Furniture, Carpe Ottcloth, Matting; ring and other Mattresses; Blankets, Comfurtern, Clocks, Mirrors, Dry Goods, Furs, Cigars, Li igtore aud ken: ‘Also an in- eral Merchandise, Denlors specially invit voice of damaged silk Umbretias. OSEPiT day, 1046 o'eloel Boots, Shovs, Gait This day, January ®, hoor, Printing Prose: fe mp medi threa Jossup anon, Rollers, Chage ing, Pi lays, imposing Stone, Table, Steam d ttorneys for Mortage HMWEINBURG, AUCTIONKER, SELLS, 10 st magnificent Fixtures of Saloon, 1s jon tele Tables, with Balls, large Mirrors La boxes, walnu Shaire Pictures, ly in lots. Auctioncer, 422 Fi 70 lots silk, aipee Quilts, lock, Overcuuts, By order 8 Goodstett eT 8 SALH—WATCNES AND JEWELRY, ant, JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will, sll at wales Il o'clock, 700 lots gold an ond Kings, Pins, Karrings, gold H teal and lace 8 QUERIF! sheriffs Auetioneirs, will s S “HERMAN, AUCTIONEER —PEREMPTORY SALB of Wines. eS Cigars, Friday, January 10, ath owery; &> bart Bonrben and Rye r Y les, Gin, ., Port and Short Wine. Sy caan a Liqhors, Cigars, & is e. NHREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, iis WEST 44th at., botweon Brondway and 6th ay. will be sold at public auction, on Monday, J 1 INT), at 12 o'elwek. Balesroom, 11 iS OFA eat} order 1, oe igi b- trustees by the Uni ry yraot Ne at public auction, at No. 541 West 23d st., op the Bd day of January, 1879, Loe Machin fquipments ‘and uther pany set forth in and covered *h sald ule can be sot at the bee | of the 1S EDO WN, Ye BON, A oors. &, wr PATCH, | Teustoos, ti Fetes mentiveed cate Is, ed to January 17, ti Ci at oame how ETT AMMIDOWN NT We 1874, at same hour and pla 2] HATCH, Trustees. " BUROPEA x _STEAMSHIPS, R° TERDAM LIN Tho first class st iunil to the Nether! ‘a ai: of this line, carrying the U. 8, Jonve Jersey City, newe Pavonin ;Sacurday, Fal Stern ee, RUB, iand, Belgium ond Srtiaon Line OF STEAMERS, for Southampton and Hull, from Hagle pier, Hoboken, ns follow - OTHELA. im, 8 | SORREN ae, OTRANTO.. i igstied bo and Prot, porte. on east Scotland; also to the Baltic and Con- ” "SANDERSON, & Se ii ts, EUROPEAN sTEAMeuee MERIOAN LINE” FO! ERPOOL. AR only transutlantic line sailing under th the American fing. ist EA THURSDAY from Philadelphia, BRITISH E. CPI aDAY, Jenaasy ¥ a, 0A, M. sails er States ails. sailing carrying the Hetzian mie Uaites aust mn el BLAND tals TUESDAY, Januacy MW Toa a. «other norman Ripe to RIGHT & SONS, Ger Peeps pe rot oat 307 Walnut st.. Philadelphi, _JOHN McDONALD, , New York New York, 1 Royal Mail Steamers for Queeustown and Liverpool. ‘E.—Tho steamers of this line take the lane routos Maury, U. 5. N., on both the GERI : Saturday, January 1157 AM ADKIATIO. jay, January 16, 11:30 A. Me CELTIC Mrhuved Py A.M. From White Siar dock, pier 5 2 North. Hiv Rates—Nalogn, $90, $0 and $100 in gold, Return tickets on reasonable terms. Salvons, stateroot amidships, where the # degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at ‘These steamers carry neither cattle, sheop nor pigs. For inspection or plans and other: information apply at the seman '# offices, way, New York, or Vainut hiladelpnia, R. J. CORTIS, Agent, GUION LINK UNITED STA ZAMER are placed affording TES MATL STEAMERS d Liverpool, foot of King s Tuesd y. Montana. Jan. atOA. M. Wisconsin. Mabe at 3 P.M. ever; Rrang, raw t A109 330, 30 Nevada Jan, 2 Cabin’ py $55, #69 and $75, uccording to location. imoking. bath rooms and piang ou euch steamer. termediate, mvermedlate, $40; HPT AMS & GUION, 29 Brondway, | eae LINE—TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN + 42.N. R., foot Canal st Belfast, Londonderry, fi STATE OF WOUISEAN A, costes ees, Phntaday, January 9 STATE OF BNARYLVANIX: ‘Phursday, Jan ‘Thursday, Janna cording to accommodations. 20, Second cabin, $10; revurn 72 Bros “BROADWAY AN “AND ar COMPANY'S FOOT OF CANAL BT., (ONAL LINE FROM NEW PIER 39 “NORTE \ fiver FOR LONDON (Victoria Dock), A.M. iene 8 Btéor AUS’ N& STEERAGE. tie KETS ie PIER, ey . 4M. {Baypt Stgeb.1,)1 390 Aa, ur { stecraie, #26, "ratte from £1 upward | issued at very low rates. "Company's office, 62 and 73 Broadway. F. W. J. HURST, Manager. VREAT WESTERN STRAMSHIE LINE. NEW YORK TU BRISTU: NGLAND, DIRECT, ng goods and passengers for tondon, Card, Newport, Gloucester and all porte in Bristol Channel. Frot pler 18 East River, as follows CORNWALL be in, 18. SOMERSET. Jan. 30 ), Ezopeid steotage ceriifl- rates. Cabin passage, $5 cates, For ay Re sais tickets bee Recta ‘ to. re OF Re ORGAN, No. 70 South ot, Pacathy REC N ND TEXAS RAILROAD STEAMSHIP COMPAN Steamer MORGAN city, Wednesday. Jaina 8 N UISKANA mer LONE STAR, Saturday tar. a aking froight for New. Oi Miarioninnt River points, Shreveport, tat, Galve a senarc aad aiveaton, arrisburg and 3: roads: Indianola, Brags Santi dB Anco’ at lowast futon Corpus Cristy freight carried. to Galveston or Indinnole forwarding by a For froight and other information a ly BOGER’ OB GA N, ¥., HAVANA AND MEX: Mal Niles a is Reeth iver ata M FO! ing a Pr ‘Bink aa ECT AyD aes oi calling at Proj crry OF NEW yoidie Spe ae Fy CITY OF WAsHT cITy Or Vek eas ipl (Havana om FP. ALEXANDRE 5 SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway. THE CROMWELL LINE BUGKEM will tenve Saturday, EW steko Digi stoamslilp KNIC feb, a M., from pier 9 North River. 5 ‘At one half’ per cent on our open polic; Through i “ot tad fil en to Mobile and principal ints on the M freight - Bly to CLARK & BRAMAN, Bo Wont stot OF PANSNE® 4 EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAII, LINE.— Theso first class steamships will sail at 3 P. M. from jer 13 North Rive rt Saturday, January 18 ‘Wednesday, January 29 t and passage, having unsurpassed aecommo- Wibhihae aE Ore pe & ©O., No. 6 Bowling Green. LULING & CO), Agents in Havana, 0» SaMTNiGl STRAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing frum pior 37 North River, for NORFOUR, PETERSBURG and ae ‘HMOXD, anne VRSDAY and SATURDA M.. ing with all RAILROADS for ovr, FaoUTHWEST BERNE and a siso rae mers for NEWB! eamers for LEWES, DEL, WASHINGTON cr and REWOBOTIL RACH. ’and connecting raliroads, TUES. DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 2 P.M. Through paceonger ‘tickets and bills of lading, to all points at Ipwost rates, Insurance for Norfolk, &e., at recent. Freights received say. at pier 37 North ‘River. ‘0. 197 Greenwich st. N. L, MCCREADY, AGO AND CL AS , January 16, 1879. Prom JaACkS0. eamship SECRET, Fahuaey 0. yannngetier THREE TIMES. ON’ sPALY front JACKSO: MURRAY, RRIS & C South st. APACS ieneral office Presiden D ST. JOMNS, N. re sROM line. eateauantpe jeave as follows from pier 10 LL orth, iver :— ALHAMBRA Tuesday, January 7 Lana rip this season. For pansies (having excellent ne- commodatloiis) or freight Hae e HS aM Ait West si L STEAMERS. FOR ENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. ciry OF NAW YORK, “Thursday, January 9,3 P.M. Y OF BRUSSELS. ‘Saturday, January 18,2 P.M. Y OF CHESTER. :.//Sacurday, January 2, 7:30 A.M. From pier 37 North River, foot Chariton st. Cabin, $60 Id, on favor- able terms. lowest rates, ships. A OROR Ee LINE-UNITED STATES: a STEAMERS YO. ND. GLA! vom plor SM North ieiver, New York, Jun, 11,7 A. BRYON. Jan, 25,7 A. M. Feb. 1, noon Cabin, $40 to $40. ‘Excursion tickets aa ced rates, Second cabin, $105 stoorage 2, pREW, YOR 10 LONDON DIRECT. ior 46 North, Lavan’ foot of Charles st. VicToniAn dan, 13,22. ASTALIA. Jan. 25,74. M. Cabin, $5 and $85. aes are oe Nickens at reduced rates, _ HENDERSON a ete Agents, 7 Bowling Groen. ORTH GERMAN | Stoamship Line borwean New York, Southampton and remon, Company's plor foot of 2 st, Hoboken. aturday, Jan. 11] NECKARR. Saturday, Jan, 25 RHEIN -, ‘Saturday, Jan, 18 WEskie Saturdsg. Feb Rates of passage from New York for Southampton, Lon- don, Havre nnd firemen :— First cal 100; second cabin, $60; steerage, $30. Re- turn tlekets at reduced rates. Prepiid steerage certifi- cates, Bi TEENAGE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND, OKLRICHS & CO.,2 Bowling Green. MPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. —HAMBUKG-AMERICAN Packet Company's Lite for Pipmouth, Cherbourg aad rt DONAU., Kirst cabin, $100, gold; Dur and ail pelnte in Big ond cabin stewrage, BIO, c1 wRUMTARDE & G04) On RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, Saieet Passen, 61 Broad Sty New York. Bi LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAM From Baltimore, CAS feet AU: Jamary 15. From Halifax, POLYNUSIAN® January thi TAN, January 18, Shortest ocean passage. Superb a modations, sansa tis G. LEVE, Agent, 271 Broadway, UNARD LINE. z NOTICE. With a view to diminish the chances of collision the steamers of this line take « specific course for all soasons of the year. ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston crossing the meridian of 5U at 43 latitude, or nothing to the norih of 43 On the homuward pa: 42 latitude, or nothing a the north of 42: NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Wed. Jan. m1 FARTUL ed. BATAVIA. ALGERL ‘Wed. SMA Wed Steamer: Kol’? du tot carry stoctage pasconge Cabin pas: ‘and return tickets on favorable tering, in- eluding w special low rate fur the tall and winter months, Stoergye Gina phed om all wy aot ake i at very Jow rates, Freight a SSO 1 ow lin, we CHARLES G. oKLY crossing the meridian of 50 at ENE. NSATLANTIC COMPANY, fs Lig Ni YORK AND HAVRE. " North River, foot uf Morton oy Watgonday Pa 30 A. M. LABRADO! ‘i Feb. 1, % PRICE OF Pa SAGE IN Gol ‘D dineluding pine) 16 Hav First cabin, $100; sevond cabin, $65; third cabin, 3 rane. $20, finelnding ag eines aud utensils, URN TICK, KATES, Steamers marked o my Ry eaery, Meanee assen gers. Checks drawn on Credit Lyoonals, of 1 in amounts to suit, LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, roadway. CUASTWISE. sTEAMSHIPS. TRIED STATES AND BRAZIL MATL STRAMSHIP. LINE, for St. Thomas, Para, Fornambaco, Buhia and Rio de janeiro, connecting at St. Thomas with German steamers for Porto Rico and Spanish Main. The now first class tron steamship CITY OF PARA, Cap- tain Carpenter, will gull for the above ports on Wednoaday, February 6, at Tostively no freight received after 3d. Freight must be paid in advance, Froight at low rates taken for the Froight received at all timos at Roberty ranco lowor than by aay other Line. Shifpers desit- ‘ance can offect same under our open polie; Teight engagements oF passage (having ‘olexant ac- commorintions) ‘apply to 1. MALLORY & CO., Agents, office pior 20. B. B. ACIFIC Lteg 8 Mae MSHIP COMPANY. Pier fe Ann North River. For Isthmus of Panama, roeminty CRESCENT orry Friday, Januat ot Hat Feanelaco, via isthinus of Panania, Steamehiy COLON Monday, J: Connecting f for Ce San 10, noon th Amerie: tor Japan and Chi nent Ny, Mare Front Han Frenet ‘lulu, Now Zeatand and Aue- tralinnwtenmship AUSTRALIA. Monday, Ja noon, For freight or general (i tion apply et company's offi i wa and for steamship mn the pier fout eae apply at ) compat LORIDA RATLTOAD AND STEAMSHIP LINE. ONLY. | DiMH ETO. FLORIDA. SAIPING EVE URDAY. LOWEST RATES OF Fiturcitt AND. PASSAGE, Steamship ASHLAND. . SATURDAY, January 4 nudovery SATURDAY thereatter, fot Fernandina direct, feom pier 12 North Rivor, at 3.P. M. Only line jensing thi h baer and bills ot Inding to all points in Flori Ada ‘and. chi palachicola and F Fiint Rivers « pasate ct Insurance one-half per cent Bills of L ont af For further information, through bills of lading and pas- sage rates apply to . 3 te phe No. 177 West at, up stain, TLAS MAIL 7 FOR Vii INDtg Axp Bt Lhe net ‘apo Hnyth, Uonniv es and Jacmel, in Carthagens and Aspinwall, Nicary Aitly sailings from pice No. 51 North Ri BIA, GREYTOWN (NIC), ISTH. A AND SOUTH PACIFIC FORTS, January 18 AM AND iiAYTl \MERICA, ts “Mare, Port a Santa ‘Martha, Columbia, and ANDES. F OL ARIEL F rior frat clase ne mer mee rif . - nwo from pier 17 Kast River, at P. 88. NIAGARA Satu Est t English steam. _ JAMES EB. WARD & CO., 113 Wall st. N EL. Ports mM. ahh i C ‘om pan, oorentarhiy &y Axia rae gampeny, aT. THOM. GUAYRA, t neil HADST, ary. 5 (enlling ot Ponee returnin tA ‘ae TINIQUE. BT, TA, BARBADOS | and TRINIDAD, steamship FLAMBOROCUIE ganuacy t For freight, nena and insuranes apply to a OUTER Agents, 20 Broadway, POE GAKALEN DEN, 39 Brondway, Liner e ALDEN B71 Browdway. BX. FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING At at Key —The steamer CIT STI Btovens, weil sail Troms plot Kant ‘iver, & wa eouieh bills of Iadin given to Houston and ait pointe on the Luternati nal and Great Northern, Galveston, Hous: and the Galveston, Hurrisvurg aud San it i f freight, passage and general Information apply to eee ee HL, MALLONY. & 00, a Ag pior 20 Bast River, FLORIDA DIRKCT—MALLORY LINE —STRAMERA leave pier 20 Bast Hiver every Friday for Jncksonvilte, Flas touching at Heainie find. Port itijyal Kteamor WESTERN TEXAS, Hine, wall all of Friday, Jo y 10, meat fo M. si i freigh| wenger rato nis inthe South and OR ALLORY » Agente, alte pier 3 ot COOK, HON & JENKINS, Bol Brow QAVANNAM AND FLORIDA. TITY OF MACON, Captas SHY OF Uorounee Kom 43 North Rt connecting i and Galt UF pany, and with the ne ton, Saturday, Jan. 14, lekersat, Weld Jan. 13 7" tone GE vi YONG GK, Ay en By n 8K, Co, and Central oe dB Drondway. of Ga, 400 Browdway, _ i) AVELLERS’ GUIDE. —FARE~ REDUCED “VIA FALL “RIVER 1 50 to Rog Tickets good only on day WEORE and con ing WPORT and OLD COL- oxeepted) from pier Brooklyn vie “An- stoners. NE ork: oy paneer 3S North River, wt 4:30 nex" boat at 4 P.M OR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST. THE OLD RELIALE STONINGTON LINE. Steoeatee, STONINGTON and NARRAGANSETT, from pigr 33 N; R., foot Jay at, at 4:00 P.M Sundays excepted), PROVIDENCE LINE, freight only’ dail Coxcent Sun: days), from pier 28 N. i {uot of Warren 4PM. ETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY. OPEN FROM TO ‘12 RECTOW ST. Nenfeat point for Wall stroct terry and connects with cars for South forry. CORTLANDT ST.—Nenrest point for, Jersey City and Communipa: PARK PL. int for Post office, City Hall and Barclay street ferry to Hoboken. CHAMBERS ST.—Nearest point to Pavonia and Erie bas ve] ferry. FRANKLIN 8ST. GRAND 8T.—Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry to Jersey City and connects with cars for Desbrosses and East gua strout torries. oe Eft ST.—Connects with cars for east and Lig 8TH ST.—Nearest point for Christopher street ferry to Hoboken, connecting with: cars for Cliristopher and Bust Tenth street forrl 14TH ST.—! st point to Union square, Wallack's and Lyceum theatres; Academy of Music, Irving and Tatnmany halis, connecting with cara for ast ‘Twenty-third and ‘Thirty-fourth street ferries. 23D ST.—Nearest point to Booth’s, St. James and Park theatres; Grand Opera House, Gilmore's Garden and Ma- sonic Temple antl Agha third street ferry bd Jersey City. 83D BT.—Nearest point to Standard, Broadway and Fiith Avenue thoatres; Aquarium and San Francisco Minstrels, conhectin, with Cars: OF ephaw kon ferry onnects with’ New York Transfor Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot. ka ST. Pek point to Central Park. Cor cars of Belt Line Railroad, FOR UPTOWN TRAINS take cast side stations, FOR ‘atedibimich aay ye asthd hate west side stations, except between jhe Jhours'of 8:80 and 7:30 A. M, and S and P. M., when be fare is BR. GARRISON, Prostdent. M. Vaw Brocxutn, Su inant POPULAR | INSIDE ROUTE. VANNAH AND FLORIDA. Avoid fi And bok elakioss, ingidemt. vo ocean travel by purch through tickeis to Florida via the Goor; and’ Florida Eniand Steamboat Company, ‘Btateroome se- curod 271 Broadway. LEVE € ALDEN, General Northern Agents. BILLIARDS. KX ASHIE TW BRONSWICK ES BALRE 00. Broadway) warerooms now open; new and second haya Billard Tables, in all designs, at lowest pricos. RTISTIO BILLIARD TABLES FROM: $150 UPWARD; se Cloth, Cnes, &e.; it lowest prices. . W, COLLENDER, Tas Bron y. corner 10th st, ERICA STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL prices lower Cs ever; the leading house for ull kinds ot (bhlieed oneget jal. H, GRIFFITH & Co., 40 Vosoy REAL, ESTATE. The following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange January 8:— RY. WARM ny RTT. De Witt C. Graham, referce—F oreclosure snlo of the three and four story, brick dwellings, with lot 25: 98.0, te. William Sinclatr, Jr. referce--Foreclosure sale of the three story fram srr Bt lot, 25x100.4, No, 2) Haat oth st W. of 2d avy to plaintiff... John D. Lewin, referve—Foreclo story frame house, with two lot Suh ay. 8, comer of 67th 0; ‘nie of the two each 25x100, on also, two it hb i OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following isa statement showing the real estato transactions recorded in the Register’s office January 8:— Sath st., ©. of Oth av., 22x100.5; Robert B. Tynd’ ‘6 ka hn Swittets, Tes e 143.9 ft. 0. of ison ay., 18.9x102 to Francis A. Retnly: ft. we of Sth a init". dieens to Will Bench av., 0, w. corner 147th #1 iHenel Boch nd wife ta Jol 143x)20; lds Amina M. uy five of vel av, nd wife, to Gustavus Christy. Monroo ay., 8. corner Orchard st. BT xias Gai’ ward); dimes U. de La Mare (referee) to Caroline Hei i 2,650 both st B00 ftw. of, Reilly, ‘Sherif, to Lipman | 9,200 Ay. A, 26 ft. n. of tothe a t, 25x04 (20 years), Willi tor to Daniel Senmidt 875 Bd at, 8 8,175 ft, W. of av. A, 2oxi to Katharine! Browes 875 361 0. Fain, Margaret y neo at. W, oo ton ay. A rk (execu tot No. 10; 8 yours nd, tod. Arnstett,w. wot 8,000 itt 4,200 nalily, FAG Bed Madison av.; 1 year. 2,000 Behouermann, Peter and othe tdinim, No, doz . 6,000 Livingston jedovern. Michael, to Jamen MeGovern., ‘Benjamin, to Pauline Michael Thomas, to Henry D. Mildebergor ‘and 3) a Union Dime at berger and avother (exaentors, #e.)........ Same to 8. Bugeno N United States rust ¢ npn to Rosalie 6 Powe!!! gu JOHN GROSS’ ~ HEIRS, Suit was brought int the Bre Brooklyn City Court, be- fore Judge Reynolds, by John Gross and others against Arthur Wellwood and others to eject the de- fendants from the premises on the southeast corner of Myrtle avenue and Navy street, The suit also involved the right of ownership of the land, the value of which is about $35,000, Judge Reynolds held that the proceeding of tho wy a fe at the vein Ph Fury a the assesement was ry, bs pin instruction of the © Soars nf vo & vordict for i Naimeiits, OUR COMPLAINT BOOK. (Nore.—Letters intended for this column must be accompanied by the writer’s full name and address to insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling to comply with this rule simply waste time in writing, Write only on one side of the paper.—Ep. Hunan.) POLICE STATION HOUSES AND THE POOR, To rue Eprron ov THR HERALD: To what extent may our station houses be: used as lodgings for the unfortunate poor? Have the per- sons in command at these places a right to refuse admittance on these bitter nights, and thus leave the person seeking lodging to freeze in the street? we have much to learn, AN INGUIREL, SHUT THE DOORS, To THe Epiror or tHe Heraup:— I would suggest to the managers of the New York Elevated Railroad that if they cannot heat their cars ‘| and cannot avoid keeping passengers waiting ten minutes and more at the terminus of the road they may at least instruct the brakemen to cjose the doors of the cars between stations. ‘This (Tuesday) morn. ing the door of the car [was in was open over half the way down, and a request to the conductor to have it closed seemed to have no effect. MOTT HAVEN. BAD SCORING, To THe Error or raz HeraLp:— I wish to complain about the manner in which tho Knickerbocker Athletic Club conducted their games on the evening of January 6. [entered in the one mile run, and as I passed the scorers’ stand my laps were either missed or not tallied at all; so much so that I ran nine ie to the mile instead of of aight, and I believe I would have run ten laps if not stopped. The scorers had no more idea oa the laps I made than an outsider had. There was also a walker who walked nine lay of eight, and some trouble occurted about the second place in the five mile run. Competent scorers should be ome ployed. COMPETITOR, erence THE NEW YORK PAPERS IN WASHINGTON. | Wasuinctox, Jan, 6, 1879, To THe Eprror or THE HERALD: When will the Post Office officials at Washington be able to deliver the New York Sunday papers dur+ ing the prescribed hours—yiz., six to seven P. M.? Icalled for my HeRaLD last Sunday evening and was informed that it had not arrived, Icalled the clerk’s attention to the fact that the newsboys were crying “New York papets” at the time, which caused that official to make another diligent (?) search, with the same result. Next morning ena) it was do- livered at my residence at ten A. Icomplained on previous occasions to the superin- tendent of delivery, but failed to get now lay my case Before the readers of tthe “Cony Book. BUBSC! A LAWYER'S COMPLAINT, To tHE Eprror or THE HERALD:: Permit me to call attention to a glaring outrage upon lawyers and litigants in the Supreme Court of this county, for which some one of the jus. tices is responsible—namely, that since De- cember 20 there has been no session of Part 2 of the Supreme Court. On December 20 it was adjourned for the term—that is, for a period ~ extending to January 6. On January 4 and 5 there appeared in the Register calendar of cases for trial. for January 6, which was an intimation to counsel and litigants that their causes would be heard on that day. This led lawyers to make preparations for trial in the aubpansing of wit- nesses, On January 6 there appeared he court room a large crowd, including lawyers, jurors, litigants and witnesses, of the latter having come from outside counties in tho State, and in some instances from other States, be cnet of the Court announced to this srmp, corer | that the Court stands adjourned wit this (Tuesday) morning, the 7th inst., at half-past teno’clock. This morning the same confiding crowd awaited the appearance ot a judge, when again tho crier of the ere without any explanation whatever, announced that the Court stood adjourned until the 13th inst. This will give some judge s vacation for over three weeks. | Notwithstanding this the judges draw their comfortable salaries of $17,500 Re annum, go to Europe, remain away for months, attend meetings of sugar refiners, make post prandium speeches at Delmonico’s and as a yeneral rule appear to enjoy life admirably, Before [ses gentlemen were induced by the people of this county to take a seat upon the bench they eked out a modest existence, they worked laboriously, were to be found always in their offices or in court, forming the active duties of a lawyer, wero sel sick, but, on the contrary, were generally robust ron healthy.’ But the moment they get on the bench they become victims to Regt air,” *‘over-oxertion”’ aad “the Reh ay: oe Se the ‘phy ‘ical and mental constitution.” If the Bre thren at bar only knew the accumulated ills that await those who venture to ascend the bench it would crush out the ambition of lawyers for judicial honors. M. W. H. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS. Wepxespay, Jan. 8, 1879, RECEIPTS FOR TWO — ls Shep Yarde, Siem Cin tiem Se ah . Cilees, Sixtleth street... 140 94 oo Fortieth streetcs = = = 188 2 Ss 38150. 1,630 | Boer 798i thle forenoaa, was unetoady. Tight, stil sales wero slow as large con- Known tobe on the ond for Eastern fuarkote, “Fricon ranged from de. a Ie; weights 43g owt. a 12; ewt. From Oi Ibs. ‘a 58 ibs, Doon allowed net: anaral atlowance., 36 tha net. Sixtioth atroct yards 2 bulls, ‘live welnht, 1360 acer 6 Oh atoors—1o houd at Be. por Cae et _with $1 on per head on 14 hend, 4 weights Ti ewe a8 ewe maOK Biate oxone-2 head nt He. pel per Ib, welghtaek cwtea IS owe Oils & Brown sold Gn Syrmunie: HymGh state ektio Ze. a 7H per ie Weight SAG ewes Tz oxen at Bige, 6 rer fh. Pw Be ewe a 10) ‘At Jorsey rivals were vor: signments of I r head on 18 head. ewt.; for Chances Be. jb. 17 In Ohio steces—16 hy weights Oi wt. « Bewt. teky ‘stecrs 10 head Ib., 38 hond at Ose. oad; 6 head at Ke. per 10 — wel cwt, AMY ewt: for dB. Bash 8 Obie scents in. ieluding 4 head iat Sige, per bx, weights 7 oF ito’ ate oe. 0 I im 4c. per per Ib., weight 98g eet 17 Missouri steer Sige. $1 off per head weight 7 ewt,; 118 Tose Mowry i head at Rie. per Ib, 74 head ai Sige. h $1 off per head on 24 hoad; 16 head at 3 r head—weights i; ewt. a 7 ow! Ing Mdry cows at Tie ght 5% for N. Morrly ibs i Titinots stoers—1 Sie. por Ib. with 50c, o ative. pet ib, 20 hoad a per Ib. with “be. ott per he Oe cwt. OX owt, oa Tt, Stoser sola “ise OR Morrie ig ig! cwt. steors 83 head | at Biye. Tb, with $1 on por head: 48 ae aide per th, swith St ‘on por head on 17 hond; 17 head at Be, por Ih:, 31 head ne Oye por Ib--welkhts ‘e ewt.a 7% cwt. J.P. Saddler sold for 8. Long 48, Ohta steors—8 head at's with S1 on por end: 20 end at 83g. per Th. 20 he disay & Rice er Th.—weights 7 ewt. a 74 ewt.; for Lin Bo issouri steers at Sc. per Hs ee ae on per head on 16 head, weights Gly ewt. a 7 ; for BP. Lindsay fod Missouri steers—6 head at ah i~4 i do at Hee, per Ib, 47 hond at Se. por Ib. with $1 off per head gn, 18 head! 39 head ab Ke, iver ib.—woights 7 ewt. ® ‘esthoimer sold for Lehman Brothers 3 facia Tive welght 1.290 Ihe, nt Be Be Ib. head at 646. per Ib, 1B shond at owt, a Bice cwt. a6 ew with $1 off por liend on 25, 5 heat ve. & ewt, a 8) Ww. «with $7 50 off 34 head and Hise. per Ib., with 50e, on ye weights tly ewt, Inia sold for 8. W. Allerton 39 weight 6 ew « inols steors nt oe & Seymour 10 aetna steers at Se. per ib., wotxnt « ew Paurervach eld for 8. W, Allerton 1 bull, ive weight, 1,220 Tbs, nt ye. por at Ate. per : with $0 “tiltacte ‘eteore-t at 12 head weno 1. & Oby owk, i Shio stoors at 2 Jersey stoors frond at Sige: par ti with oe. a “A 1 ond at hond at Ye. por ling of eels cor ie Co aren ‘stoorn—| hon Head at Uy uit cite asta ‘35 Ol Oi Chancellor mour mW Sy ar: et Hrend. on 10 heat n tye. p iy , Weights: ine owt & ew; Ld Ww. Hausman ain ate Hond aise. por Ib., 10 head ats} Hingis stoare es Tet ids oe ips grees 2 bulls, per it Sige. per I Hit on por head on 31 hhend | i Raratily ae , 2 llend av ine. per Ih—weighte 0 is CWE, 8 UM CE Aaa oT he atock due did not arrive to hand; in fineqonen trad Baranall and the tone unchanged: Sheep sold at Lake per cwt. veer, cold oe nane, peribe Soda Be etnto 0 em, Wolght UO Thy 1st state lambs, be ‘ne 1 ole sh ct Ww porewht nig she r ie Se Dillenbeck & Dewe ‘weiihi A Ibs. per head, ate Sheep! walkht 148 Ibe. per head, at Sige Aioep, woth, 108 I head, at 1d 144 State sloop, weigh wolghe Ge 1b ek Ly YS ee owt. \ few head were disposed of at 8I0 a $45 cones quality enlveg on sale, Rineteon gents sold at 7ixe. per th, and 2 voals oat 5 a 100 verte afternoon two © leo two car load: 80 por ews, | |