The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1879, Page 2

CITY REAL ~~ Contre GIN & CROSSMAN, Are! list sent, describing “Low ‘ign and Buish: location = A be bargain. and 661 Sth WA “EXEO i. For pric ¥ ATTRACTIV and I fo. Si) on Orth st, BREEN HREE OF THOSE ‘on Bast 66th st., Nos elegant fuil sized House ( av.; open all day. $6.750; ri We 239) RIFICE.—FOR SALE € ement Property on Christo T. OLIVER we 39.N Goon Hol N fect order; ith. N & NaS East side. \—-THREE STORY near 2d av. SRICK HOUSE, .UR STORY H ear Madison square possession a1 on 25th si ment No. G0 nt ine st. and 1,190 it SALE ATA LOW PRICE, story brown stone H M0 EH. LUDLOW & ESTATE FOR SALE, itects. ‘a good 118, 121 BAST arr 3U ST COMPLETED, BEAU- unsur- or WILLIAM ¥. CROPT, owner and E HOUSE NEAR . THE Bast ° noar Madison ON. 43D F. EB. BARNES, 355 4th av, AP, yINS STORE peut, $2,600, Thorough repair and modern th oughout, ‘several others in 8. est Jocations to suit. PECK, 3 WOR SALE A GREAT BARGAIN—BUSINESS PROP- it Is worth e: > at “LO! BY 100 EACH. CHARLES yO AUK roorn 8 TS. 25 pear the Grand Houleverd. Fr $100,000; presont “ON OR rere “X BARGAIN, A GOOD HOUSE, ON ‘St. ; must be sold; price, $2,500. Apply at 134 ann For: x100, with elevator. a bye to R. MN West 2 ) THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSES, $8,250 cash $2.2: Apply aot roadway, roon. Miscellaneous. ILEGANT CABINET FINISHED igrent bargains, from 11th to Mth at. HOUSES CA 79th and VOR SALE—A’ ae Price, from $3,500 to $13,000, and 79th sts.; two beautiful corners, Pa end lat ayes cneirable upan Investment, ee. Ofice, corner 79th si Ist av. » West 27th st,. 7th and Ath ays., rented for S400, Wost 47th at, lot 2xi00, cash $4,250) aT lst, Paty Call and see BROOKLYN, | PROPERTY FOR SALE ND TO RENT. ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN, IN BROOKLYN, A LARGE, handsome House, eligibly situated, suitable tee a pub: ite institution or boarding house; also a valuable Lot in New York, West Broadway. Appl PROPERTY OR _ TO RENT. jy 144 eur oF THE “CITY FOR Porm: See ACRE—IN PIKE COUNTY, PA, splendid Wood Lands, with watercourso for savtmill? {hours trom New York and MOREL, Lawyer, 95 Duane {OR SALE—TILE WORKS, Philadelphia. Appl; between 3 and 41 M. to IN GOOD ORDER; SELL ‘as fast as mado; terms ensy; reason for selling is death, Also one of the best Farms in Senoea county. M. - a RI FAR: HOR SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE Farm, on Long Island; dwelling, tarm house, Mock anid tools, No brokers, Box 3,495 Post office. OR SALE OR LEASE—LARGE WHARF, city; wholo or part. QWA AND OTHER WESTER price low and: PORTER & PLY LANDS FOR 8. x ‘particulars app . 164 Broadway, Darringe. Fac fooms in Philadelphia, Pa.; central locat three streets, 119 feet front, snitablo f poses. Address JOH! wand Buttonwood sti nnd thas a. produc ; the invest returos within el ouple of seasons; illness of owne: ing. Call or address room 519, Wi N ‘Address Post office box 1,049, ‘West 45th st. NEAR MONT- A. BRUMME, ALE; ply K€ Kk, averaging 8 per cent pure ent will ive double the amount asked in 1 solo indsor NEAR NEW BRUNSWICK good wood and excellant land, $30, erald office. $2 2500 3 f cleared and fenced ; President st,, Brook! hennery, 14 Lots, fruit, a trae gery E OHIO F and good K sas O00 to $20,000. Kidrons WM. V. AD GE—MODE: RN aa, ES eo “OR CLEAR 40 Dwelling Houses, in Philadelphia; 5 to Tederntely encumbered.” Addrons, for three da; MUNDY, sees Mevsi. elty. $5002% a THAN APPRATSAL y, three Orang perty xchange for Stocks, we: REAL ESTATE WANTED. ANTED FOR CASH PURCHASER—MEDIUM House, centrally located, above 32d st. T. OLIV RTER, 38 WANTED—A CHEAP HOUSE, Yorkville; alse medium price Hou we DITC ETT, 2 Address FARM OF 9 LISH ER, NIC} WILL Buy 875 AC (ACRES “NEAR FRED- half lyn, shade; Twenty-fourth ‘roe of incuunbrance, JAMES Land ‘tock of Merchandise VANDVOORT, ; HANDSOME acres. on best ‘avenue in Bust MILLER, Herald office size ‘Asean, room 11, HARLEM OR centrally located. ; Chambers: TO LET FOR BUSINESS ENNETT BUIL Several offices in The offices will be aliered to suit tenants, ilding is heated by steam, and each office has water in it. © ators running. No extras. JOHN Fulton and Nassau sts. | MODERN STORE AND LOFTS—39 st.,near Broadway. OWN de. Fent low. FE NISHED RESTAUR. ANT $10 per woek ; good place fo R, 46 W a grocer. N MAIN ST., TARRYTOWN.—FINE PLATE GLASS: front Stores. with comtortable dwellings. three and basement, sine 20x. suitable for “at Tan dry goods, &e.. wo let NDEL, 79 PU RPOSES. nis building to let, at greatly reduced wash- \D 4113 suitable for wholesale millinery, oth, story Jeweller, ath Sth 0 LET—WITH STEAM POWER, FIRST AND ond Fioors, 100x98 feet, in 24th st, noar 1 NATHAN STEP T° LET—STORE AND BASEMENT, 24X70. : 2 butldings for business. Inquir 0 East Lith st., wear 4th av, 373 CANAL—STORE, DRY BASEMEN ighted Lofts, to let neil 12 av, SEC- ENS. "i ‘Dey ce 662 6th av. ST 18TH ST.—TO LET OR LEASE, OR WOU M. CURLEY ‘8, T, WELL Owner on premises from LL ELLING HOUSES ee Furnished. ASEGBSISHED HOUSE: FOUR stony: Hhn good plato glam: trovcved extensive family ecu 449 Wert atth: to private farnil ‘5. JO LET—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, 34 EAS ot water, furnace, open fireplaces, perfect venti @wner on premises. Unfurnishea. ILEASANT PRIVATE HOUSES, WITH EVERY iu the heart of the city; rent, #50 Cottage place, from 1 A. M. to 1 PP HB HANDSOME BROWN STONY Br month. “Apply con. venience and in excellent order; select neighborhood, 1 MOUSE 118 Wost 34th st. bas just been painted from roof to cellar; 1,800. Appiy fo Janitor, on promises. ss albien THOMAS T. ORINNE! UN LL. FUR 13th st, a Rooms AND APARTMENTS 12 Bast 16th at, A —CHEAP RENT; THREE LARGE, son second floor, neatly furnished. 1:58 West jue NICE FRONT LOOM AND LARGE CLOSET, hed, third floor, suitable for two. 438 6th ai ‘T $2 WEST 14TH ST.—ELEGANTLY FUR Rooms on first and second fleors, front, with bui tached, to gentlemen, without board, Ace t? SRE uRARANT ROOMS, NICKLY ry oe hon To taeg or gentlemen. end 358 W. N ELEGANT SUIT, ALSO SMALLER ROOS Alepor’ at private ree Jen Mi East lath Ach SHOOND FLOOR (FIVE ROOMS) TO Telerences 265 Gth av., near 17th at. =a FURNISHED PARLOR, BAY WIN! 4 alwo emalt wit ROOM TO LET FOR LIGHT fo Acxeepi he. 206 Wost 1th et. Is ET—WE ARGH WELLE FURNISHED PRONT ROOM, OR the third floor; siso on the fourth floor, without board; LIGHT ROOMS, at. ror D th at “FU ite 4 West 20th Dow, Room, § month ; desirable DURE. OICE OF NIC aed “FURNISHED ROOM. ast icon moderate; all first clase, 214 Mant 18th st Ret . LET TO GENTLEMEN VATE, FAIL) Y batg and two small furnished mebenged: 80 Univernity place, FAOMPORTADLE FURNISTIED ROOMS, 8, 6, Bo eae nuising, tuo persons; housekveping; gas, bach, Cree ast 1th wh, Fryeus withont board, 3% Went 25th st, 4 Kast 15th at. (Jeining; together oF neparatal Fee Eb ROOM AND BEDROOM, OR STS to gentiomen: terms reasonable.” 25 W Broadway. JAURNISHED SQUARE ROOMB, Hate “ROOMS AD. fear i ie 20th ISHED FRONT [ALL ROOMS IN FIRST CLASS | | al. CTIVE HOUSES, CHOICE Lo- | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET, RNISHED serie ap APARTMENTS RNISHED, 8 a OOM GRATE OR $6 sleeping Room, $1 50. 15 East nil Roouna: heated, €2 40; two Roome, firek Hoor, ; Reception and Bedroom, cheap. 108 East 15th. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO GEN tlemen only at 110 West 12th st. OUSEKERPING—FURNISHED ROOMS, § REASON. hall Rooms, 1 50; ladies or gentlemen. S82 71 Hl TO. 20 BOND 88, HANDBOMELY ¥ FURNISHED Rooms, for yentlemen 0 LET—PURNISHED, A PON aN D BEDROOM, on oF married couple, at No. 1} 7th av: ELEGANT FLOOR, FIVE ; bigh stoop, brown stoue 850 West 32d ote TWO SMALLER ROOMS, to gentlemen, without board, OTH ST.. 47 WEST.—HANDSOMELY F alcove and hall Rooms, connecting ; house private; ref- erences required ti 7 2sTil ST, BETWREN STH AND MADISON ished Rooms, for gentiomen; Breakfast it ces. 75 ] WEST TH 8’ NEAR BROADWAY.—' .- Onisbed front Rooms, southern exposure; others, $2 upward; kitchen privilege. TH ST., 104, BETWEEN UNION > SQUARI AND 1 Irving pln Bandaocnary furnished Rooms without board for gentle es itegaad coe 18 Wastt PONT) PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY. Neatly furnished Rooms for gentlemen; location fi and convenient; cleanlinoss guaranteed. 34," ST WTH ST.—LARGE, “HANDSOMELY. FUR. nished front Rooma, private bath; one single Roo! moderate terms. 39. EAST 4TH ST. OT Broadway.—Farnis! references requ WEST 24TH pare WE! a0 3 st 5G ontionen: heated, $3 and WEST 9TH ST.—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, a YOR DQetthou board, to gentlemen only; references. 110, MACDOUGAL 8T.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH convoniences for housekeeptug; house refurnished and changed hands. Are eRe Ni sh 134, EAST 40TH 8T., ONE DOOR FROM LEXING- ton av.—To let, furnished Rooms, for housekeeping, in strictly private family. 201. VEST 22D ST.—PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET nicely furnished Rooma, also Parlor, WEST MTH.—A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED Room, second story, front; Board if desired; close Pa ‘dey P60 rwE8t,, 20 kth, MIGELY FORNISHED AOUPFioor for housekeeping, $35 monthly; also two Rooms, $4; table Board, $3 50 9TH ST., NEAR 2D 3lle gentlemen or respectable house. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND / APART- NTS TO LET. OC) tnexpeusismD, SEVERAL FLOORS, gxtra, Inrge Rouse, 26 Kaa {separate or to: gether. Apply W. N- GRISWOLD, 714 Browdway, oF on Aer yreclane li EAST 17TH, NEAR BROADWAY. ( tion for elubs'or business in the eit; LO 228.) Not, with all tho improvements; rent, $90; refer- Nis) i's ti couples; private —FINEST LOCA- First Floor. ‘WEST 10TH )0R OF SEVEN ROOMS ences required. 31: WEST ort ST.-LOWER PART OF BROWN € stone front House; rent moderate; 8 or 10 rooms. HOUSES, NE! BOARDERS ere. adie i ADIBOX” “SQvaRE— comely furnisived Kooms, for families or gentle table etrietly fret class, Hy te, = TO ward. 54. WEST 2 26TH 1 ST—ROOM, ON Pal PARLOR } FLOOR, OFto let, with Board: also two on top floor, for gentle men, table Board references. BANK, NEAR 4TH 5" 56utad Rooms, with Boas RQ WEST 83D ST—HANDSOME ROOMS TO LET, OOwith Board, for families and gentlemen; moderate terms; references. st ee i WEST 38TH P&T —ENTIR' COND FLOOR, ith Board good Kooms for gentlemen, 81 IRVING PLACE, CORNER 19TH ST.—ROOMS, with Board, on second, third and fourth floors; prices reduced. Table boarders. ARGR BOOMS, ALSO eokly: gas, bath, 104. AND 106 47H AV. NEAR 127TH ST—LARC comfortable Room, substantial Board; terms mod- BAST 23D ST.—TO RENT, WITH eon: BOARD, 104.5 large, sunny square Room; fire, gas, &c. fourth, 110.7 ci ‘AV.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD, 6 PER 135: 7 EST S6TIL—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, thoroughly heated, with anexceptionable table; terms $6 to 4; reforences, iF = EAST 16TH (R TRVING PLACE ee )Nicoly furnished Rooms on second (oor, with Boa: references. 138 EAST 18TH ST, Nicely. furnished without Board; table boarders. 148 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR 6TH AV,—HAND omely furnished Rooms, with excellont Board; ‘American family, ait FU RNTGH ED 6. Ae ee PLACE.— large ai with or Es terms moderat ST.—NIGELY gas, bath; $5 and 206. “WEST SoD ST.— BEAUTIFUL ROOM, SECOND _ Moor, front, with good Long 3 for family or gontle- men; also, ane large unfurnished f floor; very desir. nes. O11 EAST 17TH ST. GTUTVESANT PARK)—NICELY furnished Room. with Board, for gentleman and wife or for single gentleman ; also table Bow 914. MADISON AV.—TO REN’ venntifal front and back Parlors, wlth Rooms above if dosired. 918 WEST 4TH 8 ECG ANT RUNNY ROOMS, ing n improvemente; unexcep- ¥ 939. = “ARLOR AND BEDROOM, SOA second floor, front, handsomely farnixhed; also smal! Room on third floor, with unexceptionable table, at roasonable rates. AND 347 STH B45 ait ve Salts fortami term: 556 JERSEY AV. per 2 WO Private family will let, with Board, shed ‘ond story Room, fire, gas, laundry, $10 monthly; Raitasiors front Room, $30. L000 Roos IN FIRST cL Ass PRIVATE HOUSES, 5 Information free. Open evenings. SAN Boarding Directory, 1,151 Broadway, SONNECTING FRONT ROOMS (SECOND ory, southorn oxposnre), newly painted and far- hished, with desirable Board: also one Room on third A . 8. PECK, 8 Went 25th st. { _ SMALD PRIV MILY, IN. DESIRABLE LO- eation near New York WAarated Railroad, have larze, wary front Room. all improvements, with Board, for gent! and wife or two single gentlemen; reference. 403 4th st. “DESTRABLE FAMILY OR PARTY MAY SECURE handsome Rooms, with Board, at No. 6 West 47th st.; eee rofere Rooms PLACES OF BUSI- , &t., WANTED. agi aie ie City and Brooklyn: FRENCH GENTLEMAN AND WIFE—TWO UN. ms in private family, between Sth and nd 15th and 22d sts, Address ‘M., 221 Heruld HED ROOM Ww pr ged haa 4 PRIVATE ddress, with city. NTLEMAN AND view ae LARGE, WELL Tfuraished treat hoow, or two Food, sine, ‘ali conven- jences, light housekeeping; neighborhood ' first class; 12th to 28d; references. Full particulas Herald fico. ‘AND. WIFE DESIR TApartments near Union square. BOALD, Herald office, State price. EE ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKEE! TH ut $16; or reasonable Bor gentleman] wife bout $1 0 Board; gentk ARTSIDE, Heral. Addre: ¥ TOUT TED—FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Wi keeping. Address D., box 184 Herald Uptown office. strict! GRISWO) NOARD WITH PRIVATE TABLE WANTED—FOR ntleman and wife; second floor, southern exposure; 30th to Park. atioos and 6th avs. only. Address, with rms, RICH OARD WANTED—I LY JEWISH PRIVATE family, for ear sea girl 4 years; will furnish; state Jowest terms. 783 Loxington av. YENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE THIRD STORY (Front Room, with Board, grate fire and running water; $80 to $65 per thonth. Refined American parties may ad- dress C. 8. g Herald Uptown office. Te YOUNG MEN WISH BO. ARD WITH A STRICTLY A privato Jewish family. “Addros Hl, H., Herald Uptowa WwW ANTED A OBNT nished, thoror be wholly taken in y 4 careful tenant who has other boarders, Address SUBSTANTIAL, Herald Uptown office, WASTED—A “FLAT, FULLY FURNISHED, IN A gyod location, until May. Address, with particulars Z., 123 Herald office. Wantepay “OR NEAR NEW YORK, A FIRST class Hotel, furnished. Address PIERCE, box 179 Herald office, ANTED Y LOCATED, WELL FU GENTL AND W! SHI. dren a small. furnished Flats between 4th and Sock sts, and Lexington and 6th avs. ; rent not to oxceed $35 per month. 0. Herald office. \ TANTED—BY A GED nished or unfurnished sts. and 6th und Lexington sion of at once. Apply to H. 8. York. No agents. ‘WASTED-FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN and wife; Board for lady only. C. H., box 130 Herald Uptown oftice. [LEMAN AND WIFE, A FUR- House, between 18th and 45th torent and tuke posses- ‘box 1,826 Post office, New 7 WV ANTED—A WELL FURNISHED FLAT OR PART "Ad- of House, centrally located, at moderate rental. dress ADULTS, box 117 Herald Uptown Branch. 6th ava; rent must be moderate; Paha sists of centleman, wife and one child, Address box 1,737 Post office. — FOR GASH, country Hotel, ® Broadwa} 7 LARGE FR also smalier [oo reasonable terms. 55’ West 121 ]..OR TWO YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE PLEAS! Room, fire, &c., with good Board fst 26 CO: VENTER! cr uithern exposure; good Bos ‘Al Tae large sunny Rooms, second rl ily table; best gentlemen’ will find a; ome; three doors from Madison avenue cars. od first clu Glst st. [SECOND FLOOR, SINGLY ‘OR EN SviTl comfortably furnished; private bath; excellent Bour very moderate terms. 218 West 38th at. SUIT OF ROOMS, THIRD OR FOURTH FLOOR, with or without Board, $5 to $15. woek. No. 442 Madi: son av. ELEGA) |] —ROOM eat pi home and good attendance, place. References. WEST 43D—SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR, with or without private table, for families or gentieme: terms moderate. 3, COTTAGE PLACE, NEAR BLEECKER room modorat OR SUITE, WITH BOARD, ie gunk the times; good neighborhood, quict 133 “East 19th st., vear Irving EAR 20TH 8T.—ROOMS, V $5 to $8 each; private how NO. 200, CORNER OF SIST 8T—ELE- Brat furnished Rooms, on suite or singly, with superior Board; private table: reference, 6 rota ST 1st soe HAN DSOMEL' FURNISHED JRooms, with Board; location beautiful; rapid transi| nour; references, WITH Sa AST ST.—LAR ROO OND FLOOR; also halt foe, with Board, tor turattice or gentle 9, EAST 418T ST.—ELEGANTLY AND NEWLY. Colehed back Parlor, with or without Board; very reason- able. 1 L 1 Til ST., 122 KAST.—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, with oh. y for gentlemen, $10 to $f2 for two. TH ST., 222 KAST.—LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS, with Board, furnished or unfurnished ; terms moderate, TH ST., 128 WEST.—NICELY FURNISHED SEC- or, en enite or sing! Board and accom 300, CORNER 2D AV.—LARGE AND fn with Board; terms moderate; tab! 18 EAST 17TH ST. UPWARD.—FIRAT 2guAgs Sroom, Board and attendance; table Board, $3 50 WEST 218T SECOND FLOUR BUenire and other desirable rooms, with first olaas board. sD 8t., 47 WEST.—HANDSOME ROOMS, FIRST Zand second Goors, with Board; private table if pre- pa references. QD ST. a W aise wingle Rooms, crate beak) i 24 Hotel ELEGANT PARLOR ¥LOO) hb or without Board, terms mod: PORTE ¥ivTil AVENUE 2D 8. Elegant Rooms, for families or gentlomen; first class Board; referencs ») Ace ST., WEST, 43.--ELEGANTLY FURNISHED bextonsion, handsome table first class; termes Moderate: {auilies and gentlemen; referonees, ©) 4, CLINTON PL. KAR BROADWA 2Givcoms, with B 14 for two; si transient taken; hy QQtil St, 907 WEST.—LARGE, PLEASANT ROOM, ZEictond itoor; alpo single Roome, for gentlemen, with first clams Boar BAST 22D ST.—IANDSOMELY FURNISHED Okita oor front Room, with Let class Board, rofer: neos exebangad. 2] WEST 9oTH 8T.—FINE SUIT OF ROOMS ON BEC- Blond Hor, trout, to. et, ¢ r oF separately, with firet class Bourd; alwo other Rov rence: Qty ST, 13s WEST. NDSOMELY FURNISHED SAA Te Rooms an third floor, front, with superior Board: also Rooms for gentlomen. TH at, WRAT, NO. 1 AR WROAD) 34h, furninted Rooms, with Board, for families aud gent 42 WAST $7711 8T.—ROOMS TO) LE “wn BAST 12TH. BOARD, nd fourth Hoorn, with Board; reforoneos. fi LARGE ROOMS, BXCEL- lent closets; hall Koome, gentlemen, #5, Tionrd, 83 60, FRR Bto ON THIRD 8; table 440" BT. 116 “WaT. NNY ALA with Board; sinaller Room for two gentieme low. 44, KAST 4UTII ST,—SECOND STORY FRONT ROOMS = to . With Board; references, = LEXINGTON AV. —NICKLY FURNISHED FRONT Room and hall ieom to let, with Board, terms mod- Aden erate, 2 WHAT FT et — EARANT THIRD A Gane toned Hoo, with mR a aT. ith Bo mouerate; relerences fF withont Board; reasonable. PSOMELY FURNIFUHED ities or geutiomen ; prives ‘ANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE IN A PRIVATE family, Room, with fire and gas, and Board for Ind: o iad torms, $28 monthly + between 2d and 6th avs., 10th and 18th sts. preferred. Herald Uptown offics. NTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED oom and Board in a private family in Brooklyn; references exchanged. Address office, New York. TANTED—BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN BE- tween 34th and 42d sts. and 4th and 6th avs. A. F., auptown. AXTED—TWO ROOMS, WITH PRIVATE BATH; private table for wife; Sanday for both; nurse for in: fant to live elsewhere: location 80th to Guth st., 4th to 7th ays, ; must be strictly private family; terms not to oxe $50 ‘per month; can furnish if desired; references ex- changed. Call oraddress It, 104 Chambors ‘ANTED—TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, WITH Board, for two adults; private “ea proterred; stato full particulars and lowest, price. Herald Uptown Gar STERN STEAMSHIP LINE. YORK TO BRISTOL, ENGLAND, pmacr. taking goods and passengers for London, Caraitt. Newport, pegeaper and a ports iu Bristol Channel. From pier ane ‘a8 follows — CORNWALL prone Jap, 18, SOMERSET. Fob. in id scorns cert i Rorarn tickets a fas Por frnighs orpenanas Aan *g D. MORGAN, 70 South at, OTTERDAM LINE. Tho first class steamers of this line, carrying the United States pee to the Netherlands, leave Jersey City, CALA roel EDYE & 278. Win. at. Prghe Ag'ts. H GERMAN LLOYD Nekte 3e Line between Lal York, Southampton and Brom “s pier foot ‘of 2 2d st. Hoyeken, RHEIN....5: avurduy, dan. 18) WESER: Saturday, Feb, 1 BHOKAK: Saturday, Jan. 25 L. Poin Feb. 8 Rates of passago from New York for Southampton, Lon- don, Envre and Bremen :— Fire 109; second cabin, $60; steerage, $30, Re- gure tokota at redueod rates, ‘Prepaid steorage vcortificatos, STEERAGE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND, $30. ‘OELRICHS & CO., 2 Bowling Green, FVENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. as 's ter cing Soeall Nees River, foot of Morton st. one UR, Det Wedn i Jan, 22, 5 30 A. Traelies, Feb. 5, 8:80 P. ox NADA, Fran; ‘ednesday, Feb. 19, 3:30 PRICE OF P, iN GOLD Uneluding wine Boreroe Lng S100; second eabin, $59; third eg 85; $26, Inctudin ing, bedding and utensil “ESHURN Tickets AT REDUCHD. RATES. P UX, General Agent, BM sonth William st. 0. EN a, MORRIS, jon'l Pass. Age. Com Bteamers marked (*) do not stee Lenape ors, ocak ‘drawn ee a bee ca ‘of Farin, in amounts LOU i 38 ITED STATES “AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE ki for 8t. Thomas, Para, Pemnambaco, Bahin and Rio de ret connecting at St Thomas with German steamers for Porto co and Spanish The first cli ron stenmabip Te OF PARA, Cap- tain Carpenter, will» ait for the above porte on Wednesday, February 5, at 3 Poultively no freight recolved aftor 8d. Frolght must be paid in advance. Freight at low rates taken for the above ports Freights recoived at all times at Roberts’ dock, Brooklyn. Insurance lower than by any other line. Shippers desir. ing insurance can effect same nuder our open policy. or freight snxagements oF passage (having elegant c- eommodasions) apply te MALORY & CO., Agen ss MAIL STEAMSHIP jer foot of Canal at. For San Francisco, via Isthmus of Panama, Steamship COLON .Monduy, January 20, noon Connecting for Central and South America and Mexles- From Sun Francisco for Japan and China, steamship CHINA, Wednesday, March 5, noon. From ‘San Francisco to Houoluiu, New Zealand and Aus- sralin, steamship AUSTRALIA, Monday, January 20, noon. For’ freight or general ints z office. on the pier foot of Ca passage apply at company’s ti TLAS MAIL LINE PUR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA, ing wt the following ports, vi po Hayti, Gouaives, St. Mare, Port an ux ‘Cages and Jacmel, in Hayti; Santa’ Martha, Carthagens and Axpinwali, in Colombia, and gular’ fortnightly sailings from pier No. 51 North River, 48 foliows :— FOR 'HAYTI, COLOMBIA, GREYTOWN (S102. ISTH- v SOUTH een PORTS, MUS OF PANAMA BS LPS. snuney 18 | AILSA A eee January February 4 FOR KINGSTON, & aM AND WAYTI. ee ATLAS. January 16 | ETNA. January 30 NJuperior bret clase passenger uccommedations, ‘ORWOOD & 20s ent a Y., HAVANA AND, MEXICAN MAIL Ss. yet 38 » PORMHAVANA "DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ, calling at Progreso, Gampenchy and Frontera, CITY OF WASHINGTON (Havana only)... Thursday, Jan. 16 CITY OF VERA C Saturday, January 25 CITY OF WARIINGTON (itevann only) thefaday. Febse Steamer leaves New Orleans January 20 and February 19 for Vera Crux, via Matamoros, Tampico and Tuxpan, connecting with steamer for Havana, New York and above ports, F, ALEXANDRE & SONS, 31 and 38 Broadway, QAVANNAH AND FLORIDA’ CITY OF SAVANNAH, Captain Mallory, Sat., Jan, 18, GaTE CITY, Captain ‘Daggett, Wednesday, January 22, from pier 43 North River, ata P.M connecting with the Central wad of Geo san Guit Kallroad, Georgia and. Florids Bt Dany, and with the'new and elegant iron D. GEORGE YONGE, Aj General Agent And G@. "Ocean 58.Co. and Central R. R., blo Broadway. R. R, of Ga,, 409 Broadway, ow DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ia, Atlantic boat Com. ig os 37 Ni for NORFOLK, PetushCh Aad RICHMOND, TUES. DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, at 3 P. M. also with steamers for ing with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH, SOUTHWEST a WE NEWB! an WA! ‘ON, Reonotit BEAC DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 2P.M. ickets und bills of lading to alt rates. Insurance for Norfolk, &c. Froights rrecoived daily at pier? Nortir Rives Geusral office No. 197 Greenwich st. N. L. MOGREADY, Pronident. office. HOTELS. . 30 BOWERY. 300 ROOMS; weekly, $2 to ®, OTE! TON PLACE @TH ST. nour Broadway. oToaed, with siugio or double’ itoom, €f okly, 85 to $7. FOTEL FRASGATI, 52 UNIVERSITY PLACE—DIN- ner, with clarot and enfo, reduced to75 cents; private Rooms for parties. Sean a FONARD'S HOTEL, 1 EAST WASHINGTON SQUARE, Acorner of 4th st—Single Rooms, $> to $7 per week; Double, $9 to $15. ‘Transient, 81 per day. der the American: THURSDAY from Puiladalphia. THURSDAY, dunuary i072. M. Fog EDA ATAR LINE, vOK' ANEWiERt carrying tho Bolgian a tates mails, saillny covery 12 days from ‘Pailedoiphta ates att peiling VADERLAND sails Saturday, January 25, BA. M. For rates of pascaze and other Information ap PETER WRIGHT & pons Henetel Aponte, 307 Walnut at. Philadelphia: 32, Bro. jew Yorn. SJOMN McDONALD. UNARD LINE. NOTIC! With « view to diminish the chances of collision the sianmers of this line take ® specific course for all seasons of the ‘OA the outward passnge from Queenstown to New York r Boston crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, or Bothing to the north of ‘On the hor Dassage crossing the moridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or aie the north of 42. NEW YORK, OL, AND QUEENSTOWN. we) OYTHIA ABYSSIN Wed vob 2 ry steoraye and return tickets on ble Toren in low rate for the fall and winter months. ickets to and from all og of Europe at very low rates. Freight SurkRies otfice, 4 Bowling Green. HUES Gr PRANGRETN, Agen ‘EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MALL ian ‘These first class steamships will sail at 3 ‘rom pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar st., for Hava te direc, ot foltowss—_ seseeg, Saturday, January 18 Btonmer SANTIAGO bi GUA... {Wednenday, January 29 For freight and passage, having unsurpassed nccommo- LIAM P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. McKELLAK. RULING te © Agonts in Havana, New “YORK AND CUBA MAIL 8S. LINE FOR HANANA’ DIRECT, from pier 17 ust River, 8S. SARATOGA. 88. NIAGARA Saturdny February 1 Tickets issued also % aud WEST INDIA ISLANDS in connection with French and Engligh steant- ship lines for Havana, AMES E. WARD & CO., 113 Wall ERMODA, ear INDIES AND VENEZUELA. aebeo and Gulf Forts #tgamehip Compeny. For BERMUDA, steamship CANIMA, J 1%, For ST. JOUN'S, P. i, ST. THOMAS, LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABBLLO and CURAC! OA. , steamship HADJI, February 5 (calling at Ponce return! For MARTINIQUE, BAlnhADOS snd TRINIDAD, steam- ship BAHAMA, ebrnary 1 For Pai duy, January 22 and Insurance apply ti aie Z ee ont, aut TEN DIAT 38 Broadway: Letece x AL «271 Broadway. way. TASSAU, N. P ‘Cuba. SSteamsl From JACKSON ¥ svitageator HUE Tis MONTHLY from JACKSO: FERRIS & CO. G2 South AND © TENYUEGOS Non WAN, Janna toamship SEC! as a ce “GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT Key West.—Tho steamer RIO GRANDE, Captain Bol- 20 Kast River, Saturday, Jum geri will galt from piei batons bi bills of ban | ven to Houston and all on the International reat Northern, Gal vest ton and Henderson, and the Galveston, Harrisburg Antonio railroads. For freight, passage and seneral information a CH. MALLORY rents yar § STAR “LINE. and Royal Mail Steamers ec avenstoun toa Liverpent, NOTICE.—Tho sienmers of this line take the lane routes recommended by Lieutenant Maury, U. 8. N., on both the ab w homeward passages ADRIATL Thursday, Jaumary 16, 11:90 A. M. CELTIC . . January 24,6 A. M. BRITANNIC. y, Febroary 1, neon Prot White Mtar dock, pier 32 North Liver. Ratoe—Saloun, $40, $30 and $100, in gold. Return tickets on reasonable terms.’ Steoraco, fs, cneroncy Saloons, statervoms, emoking and bath roon amidahips, whore the nolee and motion are tea dogree of comfort hitherto unattainable at son. These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor pl For inapeetion or pluns and other Fotormation eat the company's oficos, 37 Broadway, New York, of 140 nut — cs CORT, AIL aaareees OR "QUEENSTOWN: OCD A tevooi Grry oF BRUSSELS. Saturday, a x. CITY OF CHEST! - Saturday, January 25, CITY OF MONTREAL. Thursday. 3 n pier 87 N 7iuiON LINE UNITED STATES MarL as Qneenstown and Liverpool leaving plor 88 North Rivi foot of King at ‘every Tu Nevada..Jan. 21, at, 2:30 P.M. Montana. ...Jan. 24, at A. M. Cabin passage, #5, Smoking pain oe rouiny an inn. scaaanate beeline} GUION, 29 Brondway._ ATIONAL 1 LINE FROM NEW PIER 30 NORTH Hiver-——-FUR LONDON (Victoria Dock) *ifoliand, 1G Bat ine, tN . | Canad: a a “+ d inswed at very low rates. sn pany's offices, and 73 Brondway, F. v. gates TATE LINE—TO GLASGOW, aro pad aied Belfast, Londonderry, from vier fl STATE OF PENNSY LW ANA) ‘ STATE OF NEVADA BIATE OF INDIANA. Fires cabin, $55 to cabin, $40} retura en. & € Agonts, 72 Broadway. AT 4 HKOADWAY AND AT at TIN BALDWIN STEKRAGE TICKETS COMPANY'S PLER, FOOT OF CANAL ST. N.Y. NCHOR f* NE.—UNITED STATES MAIL STRAMERS. W YORK AND GLASGOW, Pais pler 2 North River, New Yori, SRRaret+ Jan. 18, . HioVia hua 7 | Froments ‘Hxcurgion Hemera ae Ps vicront a” ‘aan 1s, y , La tA SEA Kxcursion tekets at reduced rai MENDERSON i) HERS, Agents, 7 Bowl eareen JNPBRIAL GERMAN MATL.—HAMBURG- | AMERICAN Packet Company's Line for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg. FRISIA... HERDER. Jununry 16 GRLLERT January 28 | ¢ WICHARD eBOAS, ‘Generel Pursonger Agents, 61 Brows 41 Broudway, Now York, [re LINE ROYAL } 4 Baltimore CARPIAN: January 1 4 From Halitas, POLY NERLA UABPLAN, 18, Shortest oe sevoinmodations. @. LEVE, Agent, 271 Broadway. LOWDS RAILROAD AND gt to use 1X DIRKCT LINK TO. FLOR AILING EVERY SATURDAY, Lowest KATES, OF FIMEIG: D PASSAGE. Stoamship ASHLAND NATCRDAY, January 4 nd every RATUHDAY thereutter for Fernandina direct trom pier 12 North River, wap. M. it ing thromeh t and bi if lad Florida and on Chater and Flint rivers aud Brunawick, Per cont. Hille of lading «igned on pier. For turther information, throagh bitts of leding and pa® sege rates apply K. ROBERTS, No. 177 W. FLORIDA DIRECT —MALLORY LINE. #TRAMERS 20 East River every Friday Fla. tonching at Bru TY OF DALLAS, MALLORY & Agente, Se COOK, HONK JENRINS sot tre “WESTERN TEXAS, for Jacksonville J ORGAN'S LOUISE AILROAD AND STEAMSHIP ( Stoumer NEW YO Steamer ALGIERS, January 18, QhBP. My takina freight to New Orloans, Mobile and all isaisoiphl Hlvor points. Shreveport, Ho toall points ‘on the Houston and Texas Central, Texas Paeitic, Continental, Galveston, Harrisburg ronda: Indiv ‘aioe Santi surance at lowoet rates. Corpus Galventon ot Indianola for torward For froight and other information a BOGERT & } and Brownsville. In- riot freight carried ply ve OiGAN, Agen’ plor 30 North NEW ORLEANS “DIREOT.—THE O' ROMWELL LINE steam ah DSON will Jouve Saturday. January 18, invstnes TNL. from plor O North iver, Invuranes ef: fected at one: open, ‘Phronzgh but Peano ‘tiven to “ae bile and principal nts on the, roight of passage Biy SLATE € SEASLAN BO Woo me ALIFAX, 8/8 CROMWELL LINE —STEAMBIIIPS leave as follows from pier 10 Ne bed ALHAMBRA Mag he Por owe (having excellent acotamed nn) or rat si aga CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 Wont #t. POOR SALE CHEAP—A FIRST CLASS TICKET TO Galveston and return by the Beiter Yee line of nner a Address GALVESTON, box 184 Hera vee TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ONTON.—FARE REDUCED ~ViA~ FALL RIVER tine, Only Py 50 to Boston. Tickets limited and good Seales aviag: Yall er the fol hy miraing, 3 80 or Hy ta iear Bt bond Mar th iehote at B good on ony train between Fa ‘at it og Pail Yawer and Birt NEWPORT and Uub Colony igava foe from pier ave rook vf "ake boat net u fOK, BOSTON AND ADL PO! He OLD MELTARLE TOT, FA Ln ON and NARKAUANSHET, trom (jib , ey iNGT 0 ey Ae ., tout it a (sun PI MOIOENCE Lat Be red Pe od aan: days), from pier 20 N. Kt. Freight ily, PULAR INSIDE sor Fy NNAH AND FLORIDA. ‘Avoid. danger gad seh slakness (netgeut tp geaan travel Dy purchasing fey dean tickets to Florida vin Georgina py RLS Jniand bout Company, Staterooms se- rand wn NEVE & ALDEN, General Northern Agents TOURIST, PLEASURE xD INVALID TRAVEL Fierida, Bermuda, N: |, Wont India, Istands, Spanish &e., ae Mossrs. LEVE & Al nploted all arrange. mi pons for winter Fiat Wiagette, ” giving rin Mend Yor copy wriee. 10 ovate. STi ‘0 ow ready, Send for copy: Brosdwoy, corer Chambers ot. Bik ave TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. wo ELEVATED RAILWAY, OPEN PROM 450 A. S i2 P.M. RECTOR 8T.—Nearest point for Wall street ferry, and ects with care for. LANDY 'ST_Neurest point for Jersey City and int for Post office, City Hall point ‘to Pavonie and Erie pa nd Barclay ot yr aarei tong vo “i HA ae GRAND ST.—Nearest point for Desbrosses stroct ferry fo Jersey City. and ee eee Ae caesice Decksonmnes ont «i street forrios, BT.. hmeClonneate wits cape fe for son ont we va jearest int tor Chri ww atroet fe or Hobokon, connecting with care for Christopher snd Hast Tenth street ferries, By ‘earest point to Union sqnaro, Wallack's and tres: Academy of Music, Irving and Tami ‘ills, connecting with ears for ‘Thirty-fourth street ferries. 24) ST.—Nearest point to Booth's, St. James’ and Park shoakres: Grand Opera House, Gilmore's Garden and Ma- sonic Temple an nty-third street fe: ry to Jers 83D ST.—Nearest point to St |, Broadway an Nee theatres, Aquarium and San’ — Minstrels, with cars for Wechawken “2 ST-—Connects with New York Transfer Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot. ‘coum thea 8TH St. —Nenrost point to Contral Park, Connecting with cars of Dat Line Railroad. FOR UPTOW: 1S take east side stations, FOR DOWNTOW: NS take west sido stations. Ne 10 CENTS. except between the hours of 5:30 und TPM, when, the fare ip FURNITURE. IMMENSE REDUCTION A AND to pay for Furniture, Cai gest establishinent in th city 313 (PRIVATE ees ‘WILL SELL STEINWAY PI- ano, $100; Parlor Suit, covered in satin, cost 3600, for $130; raw alte Sult, $75; do.. #40: rep Suit, #20; Parlor, Chamber sad Dini Call 'E FAMIL’ jin and raw silk Parlor Suits, seven Tans in each, ry and Dining Room Sets, Bedroom Furniture, Mat: tresses, Carpets, Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Lace Curtains, Tables, &c. I. jySles elegans rosewood Pianoforte. Cull resi: N BROTHERS ARE OFFERING GREAT in Furniture, Bedding and Curpets at their ore, fs 4 290 Hudon it.,corner Broome. Weekly and ly payments taken. NMENSE REDUCTION TX PRICES OF FURNITU RE; BREA. &c., for cash or weekl, M. bowhttt ‘AIT & FEET OFFICE RAILING WANTED, 458 Broome st., tirst loft, AKERY WANTED—CITY OR COUNTRY. JONES, box 174 Herald offi ALENDER MEDIUM SIZE, SECOND HAND, wanted cheap for cash, HENRY BERGMAN, 196 Grand st. VANTED-SEOOND HAND TARPAU LINs neha Addret tating size and price, W. WANTED 801 SECOND HAND Whale or Linseed See piranha rl seind price, OLL, box 213 Herald office. [LERMAKER'S LARGE PUNCH s, separately or in one machine. Address, dimonsions, price and where machines can be seen, Horald oftice. 7 ANTED—LARGE SAFE: MUST BE CHEAP; STATE Brice. and size or answer not noticed. FIREPROOF. Herald Uptown office. TANTED—AN OFFICE PARTITION, LITHER W. nut or ash and walnut, about 35 feet; must be cheap, Address A. L. PHILLIPS & CO., 121 Spring st, ED—LETTER PRESS AND STAND COMPLETE, State sixo and lowest cash figure. Address P., box 161 Herald otfice. ANTED—GOOD SAMPLE ROOM OR LIQUOR Store on the west side for cash. X., confidential, ‘OR +s box Sur D TO B {TRUCKING BUSINESS FOR ingle or double truck. ai ES G. R. BROWN, 415 West 14th at., city. ANTED TO PURCHASE —A GROCERY STOR! Bt location preferred, 3d lars to CASH, 18 West 2ist WATCHES, JEWELRY, «C. LETT WRECKER SE MONEY LAGERATLY AD: Acansed upon iamouds, Watches, Jewelry, Seal Sacques, éc.: alvo Bloecker st., near Broadway. T 1,272 BROADWAY, ABOVE 32D ST., MONEY FOR Porsonal Property; old Gold, Silverware bought; ad- vances made; ladies” office, WILLIAM A. GLOVE! morly with J. A. Jackson. ‘T 918 BROADWAY—LOANS NEGOTIATED; DIA- monds, Watehos, Jowolry, India Shawls, &e, ‘bought d wold. J. THOS, LYNCH. NE CARAT DIAMOND RING LOST, SATURDAY evening ; liberal reward. LLS, 435 East 56th st. wabrokers’ Tickets bought, at 77 AW! ERS ‘3, OLD GOLD AND SILVER bought Pawnbrokere Fi dos sold, at 365 tBroome st. SOLITAIRE geteied RING, PURE WHITE, BAN. setting, near one carat, $47; ‘diamond Earrings, sol taires, $45, MILLS & COLEMAN. 189 Grand st. $200; 000; TO Loans ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Silver, camels’ hair Shawls, Goal Heouee sua Persons! Hroperty of all kinds, __ JAMES P. MATTHEWS, 907 Broadway. ——SARBLE MANTELS. Ariana REDUCTION IN PRICES FROM IUNE tes and all kinds of Slate Work; large igus. VENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, ‘ay, and 17th at. 50 Walon wauare, 4 REAL ESTATE. ‘The following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange January 15:— le of the with lot ft. w. of 1 ne front dwelling, t Sad if. $11,000 ‘Thomas Kearney, referee—Foreclosure sale of the three story frame dwelling and one story frame stable, with two lots, each 25x201.4, No. ag 4 ‘BUth st, s. 6, runn! tf through to s8th 7 te. w. of av. A, to plaintif, ss1 6,180 BY HUGH N. 6. Thomas F. Byrne, roferee—Foreclosure sale of tho four story "prick dwelling, with lot 20x100.11, No. 413 ast Ldth ot, 6. 180) of 2 plaintiff... John D. Lowis, roforoe Foreclosure sale story brown stone front dwelling, with lot 18x61.10x56.2, 162 West 35th st, s. 6, 06. * e of 71h av., to plaintiff, .. vee 6,582 By sewkittait SOMNSOR, Sie" ho 6,200 f the fon — G, Strong, referee—Foreclosure 4 one front dwelling, with lot 30.5xt Ros ‘est 47th st., 6. 6, 300 i. w. of Sth ay. Christopher Mooney Totat.. 10 16,000 $45,742 OFFICIAL eas TRANSFERS. The following is ont showing the real es- tate transactions recorded in the Register’s office January 15:— w. of 7th av., 16.8x98.9; Dan- tte to Sidney Dillon. 3 same property; i Bhan 1 wogne.. ¢ 5. SOLS ft, w. potad av, 16.8x100.5; Julius oe Wolf to Julia Simpson, Morrisania 0 lots), 23d ward Vs te of Jotforss Moore and ‘wite to Tionelotts f Nom. 11,000 6,500 Nom. 2,000 5,200 Nom. 7,900 2,000 3,100 Lexington ‘Kate's. Hinsdaie to Sarah J. Hull. mere st. (No. 111); Eveline ‘Siack and gers to o Jacob Madison ay., s. 0. uaa ual Ward and 3,100 9,000 Nom. 21,000 of H4th st. Ma ceUanlil nud wits to Edward J ou me ot, & &, 2u5 ft. @. of 10th 6, 3OO ft. @ of 10th av. Newintlor to W. 3. Deinorost: + 20,000 RKCORDRD MOKTGAGKS. Boyd, Whe and wife, to Frederick Roosevelt, Int av. n. of Bud wt; Syren $4,000 it to James Saxton 1. & Of Toth wt 9,000 om 4,000 J, m. @. corner of 2d ay, and 84th st. 7,000 wife, to rank i Wise, w. 6 8. ; S moneh 1,000 4,000 Aileey, Julius pad wits, to tosonn : Stn st. Ww Of Tat Av, | th 1,000 Haurety, Mary, ry 0 rete Ryan, a. w. corner of a vee RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF . Grease and another (exect goon to A. ronaber Lil ‘Jon ia doh, $o'Klias tendiaton. Mutual Lite Insuranee Com to ny |. Twenty-third and et OUR COMPLAINT BOOK, [Nore.—Letters intended for this column must bé accompanied by the writer’s full name and addres 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. HBALD.] CLEAN THE GUTTERS. To tHe Eprror or rae HERaup:— Allow me to meke a suggestion to the new Mayor—~ namely, to set some poor unemployed men to clear the gutters of slush, . OLD CITIZEN. SEATS FOR THE SKATERS, To THe Eprror or THE Heraup:— There are several hundred benches in Central Park which are not needed along the canes giguial a comfort of thousands of skaters would be by placing them around the Parga of the lak “rte ing the skating season. Will the authorities not take the hint ? SKATER, A HORRIBLE SIGHT, To THe Eprror oy THE HeRaLp:— Ashes and garbage are removed from Broadway now. only about twice a week and aroe.so packed and frozen that the barrels and boxes have to be broken by ham- mering with a shovel. I have seen box and all carried away. The sight of these old boxes and barrels along the whole line of this beautiful thoroughfare is Aned rid. Why have we not the regular formerly? a L8 3 pati Asi WHOLESALE THIEVERY. To tHe Eprron or THE HERALD:— Please caution the public, and grocerymen partica- larly, against the thieves who, with horse and wagon, go about stealing bulky articles, such as barrols of sugar, flour, &c., which the grocer gen thinks safe on the stoop of the store. Pig Eel the loser of a barrel of sugar recently in this way I wish to caution others who otherwise may ibly be victimized, THE LAW'S DELAY, To tHe Eprtor or Tur HERALD:— On the 15th of August last I suffered a brutal and unprovoked assault. A true bill was found against the defendant by the Grand Jury. Since then the case has been called four times and each time set aside for no reason, save the moneyed influence of the defendant. Now I ask—Have I no redreas? I have exhausted my limited means and sacrificed my position in the prosecution. JUSTICE. POISONOUS CIGARS, ‘To THE Eprtor o¥ THE HERALD:— I wish to call the attention of the smokers to the new and hurtful style of fabrication of cigars now in use by a great many cigar manufacturers of this city. Iam suffering from a painful inflammation of both lips, and only yesterday, after three weeks’ treatment, the doctor found out that this inflamma- tion was caused by tho use of ci colored with a hurtful, dark, poisonous aie WHAT IS THE PROSPECT? To THe Eprtor oy THE HERALD:— It is nearly three months since the Mechanics and Laborers’ Bank in Jersey City: failed. After the Examiner shut it up the directors and their hired man promised to make good the deficiency, but now some of “their little excellencies’”’ threaten, if annoyed, that they will pull out, as they say, from “the blamed thing.” As a depositor, I tl ink it would be about time that the suffering depositors should know something sbout it. RATHKEALENSIS. AHEAD OF TIME, To tus Eprror oF THE HERALD:— ‘This morning (January 9), at twenty-eight minutes past seven o’clock (ball time), the price was run up to ten cents at the Eighty-fourth street station on the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad. You will see at once that this is an infringement on the rights of the pub- lic and if allowed to pass without notice there is no telling where it will end, As the Heratp has done more to work reformé in this direction than all the dailies put together you will confer favor by in- serting the above, J.B. F, A SENSIBLE ALTERNATIVE, To tne Eprror or THE HeRaup:— I beg to call your attention, and also that of the Street Cleaning Department, to the fact that for the past two weeks the ash barrels along Seventh ave- nue have not been emptied. I reside between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, and there are six barrels full in front of the door, which are not only offensive to the sight and smell, but also revent my getting ina supply of coal. What has come of the Commissioners, who ought to: look after this nuisance? If the ashes cannot be removed, why not remove the Sep erngeyF wl and [* ir positions to those who will look better public good? Respectfully, | SEVENTH AVENUE.” SAVE THE BRIDGE, To rue Eprror or THe Henatp:— A person strolling through Central Park cannot fail to observe the beautiful bridge at the northern end of the Mall, which cost the city such avast amount of money, failing and falling to decay for want of proper foresight, mechanical knowledge and good judgment, Not only are the beautifully carved panels with their finely raised and well executed designs suffered to be knocked and broken by ruthless and ignorant boys, but the whole grand struc will soon become an eyesore to our citizens and to those who visit our great city for the want of a@ little careful touching up and rubbing down, which would saye it from the ravages of the elements. To neglect it icon is false economy. TICKETS FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. To Tue Eprron or THe Heranp:— In peering out of my window a few mornings ago and noticing the small boys and girls trudging along to school through the rain and slush—most of them looking very wet and miserable indeed—I asked my- self, Must they not be very uncomfortable for the rest of the day? and do not many of them go home sick and feverish? Of course. And then the thought occurred, why could not the street railroad com- panies issue ‘school tickets” at one cent each, for the sole use of children going to and from school? Such a plan would yield # large income to the com- panies, for hundreds of little ones would ride, and enerally at such hours when the cars have not much Business. The benefit to the children’s — to their day’s corbfort at school and to their happiness at home would be, indeed, incalculable. the School Commissioners and railroad beware gs their heads together and see if they coula accome plish it. B. a. THE WIDENING OF ALLEN STREET, To tne Evrror or THe Hengrp:— As I understand, some twenty years ago a project to widen Allen street was on foot. The property had been taxed and the street was to receive an additional width of twenty-four feet. Itseeimsto me that this will some day become not only expedient, but even necessary. The Metropolitan Elevated Railroad will build its structure through this now narrow street, and thereby deprociate the value of the real estate there to a great extent. Many aman, who by dint of hard work and persistent saving had accumulated sufficient mioney eo buy @ house, and who has unfor- ee: as c] Gn Rogen bought ty hg street, will see near! 1a money Zone. pe hit whl holders, as wehave woun tl ah hrough your held meetings for the Burpee of ly td restrain the company know not whether by so doing thes did they will be able to stop the company, bu should endeavor to have the street widened Motropolitan Elevated Railroad Company ps vapid hy sheave wet all the east side only benefit ven, whole city. NECESBIT: COMMUTATION ON THE JERSEY CENTRAL. To rae Eprron oF THR HenaLp:— ‘There is general complaint made by the commuters of the Central New Jersey Railroad not only respect- ing the present rates of commutation, but iso of the present system of commuting, which has lasted long enough to prove its inconvenience. When we consider the reductions made in all things during the last five years it seems absurd that the company should still keep its rates as high as they were ten years ago. While those who travel have gerierally had their means reduced from twenty-five to fifty per cent, and are, therefore, by so much leas able to bear such heavy rates, the cor y has reduced the salary of their gore. and the Tannese expenses of tho road as much and bly more—two oa yh of lower rates, The system in also bad, resent arrangement a man ege | "a tri hrough sickness or otherwise, lowes are ‘4 the company, whieh porn receives. money ek be bony b Again, any nok or mis+ jay by 1s aes aud can only be Toltubureed Gy: kaceaaing ae an tral office, To # man whose Ae seny ng is plow, aad from which he is not free until after of et this hd a ox em! O ava pes totes trouble, company would or ~ worth of tickets at a rato, it woud OF ose oom