The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1879, Page 13

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Review of the Week-—-A Very Active and Ex- citing Speculation in Stocks. THE MONEY AND EXCHANGE MARKETS, Watt Srreer, Sunpay, Feb, 2, 1879, ‘The familiar saying that “it never rains but it pours” seems to be quite as applicable to business upon the Stock Exchange as to atmospherical phe- nomena, The drought which has for so long period dried up the business of commission prokers and reduced the Stock Exchange to the condition of @ financial Desert of Sahara, appears at last to have yielded to a perfect down pour of activity. Such, at least, is the presumption afforded by the testimony of the past week, which, for its volume of business end startling variation in prices, has not been paral- leled since the palmy times of the war. In those ‘halcyon days tho humblest of brokers had a soul above lager (though it has come down to it since), and the bare possibility of a return to a period of “champagne and chicken” has restored a degree of cheerfulned™ to the faces of board members which has long been absent. The week just passed has been characterized by violent changes in prices, ® free realization of profits, # natural decline in quotations and the establishment of some feeling of ‘uncertainty as to what the course of the market is to be in the immediate future. Of course the over- Banguine, who believed that the dismal record of the last five years was to be blotted out in a month’s time, have been disappointed, Those who expected to plunge into prosperity as one takes a “‘header” in swimming bath are inclined to growl because they have experienced an inevitable chill, put by those who have anticipated the reaction and wisely regard it as @ healthy check to a speculation which had taken the bit in its teeth the set back is received as both natural and necessary. The bull movement, which had been kept atfevor heat for a couple of weeks, received its first antiphlogistic treatment on Tuesday through free sales of the Northwestern common stock, The very serious decline which ensued quickly affected the rest of the list, and a general breakdown in prices followed. Jay Gould, of course, got the credit or discredit (as regarded from a bear or bull potnt of view) of the operation; but it is not to be denied that the invitation to attack was given him by the bulls themselves, who, by distributing pool holdings, haa weakened the market and deprived it of support. ‘The depression was succeeded by a sharp rally and a subsequent downward turn, which brought matters at the close of the week to the state of uncertainty referred to. Diagnosing the market carefully, how- ever, the conclusion is arrived at that the pools, in parting with their stocks, have passed them over to strong outside parties, who, in a majority of cases, have bought to hold; that the amount of stocks upon thé street has been materially reduced; that the liquidation has been a profitable one to both large and small holders, and that the basis for the renew- ing of an upward movement is sounder than ever. This, at least, is the opinion of many wise specula- tive heads, who will have to confess themselves wrong if at least one more vigorous upward move- ment does not speedily ensue, The opening prices of stocks on Monday last | | ‘were :—New York Central, 1153z; Consolidated South- ern, 62; Erie, 26%; Lake Shore, 7314; Northwestern, 64%; Northwestern preferred, 863{; Rock Island, 1264; Milwaukee and St. Poul, 45; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 8314; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 5434; New Jersey Central, 414;; Delaware and Hudson, 45; Morris and Essex, 843(; C., C, and I. C., 5%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 15; Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred, 38%; Ohio and Mississippi, 113g; Western Union, 97; Atlantic and Pacific Tele- graph, 3634 ; Pacific Mail, 13%). The closing quotations yesterday were as fol- lows :— Bid, Asked, & Pee. Tel 87, anada, S Boy 56 Chi. & ‘North’ 150, 50% WaeN.W. pe. Mag 8D. by 120% M 164 117, ib pecbets Eat press. 109 106 uicksilver pf. “ts 48%, vt & Iron Mt 484, Union Pacific... 64 Harlem 5 WerternUn Toi. 101% Han, & St. Jo! 15, Wabash Han.& St.Jo. pf. B84) 387% fi The following table peaeeh the highest and lowest prices ot stocks during the week :— Highest, Lowest, New York Central... 15 = pees: BL 244 47 ma 2 56 B24 126 ¥ Fort Wayne. 5% Milwaukee and St. Paui 405 Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred. ’L Pittsburg. 92 Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. 4” New Jersey Central...... 40 Delaware and Hudson Can: 4. Morris and Essex. BI Michigan Central. 85 Iinois Central. BOA, Union Pacific... 505 ,C., Cand I.. “ne Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. M6 Chicago and Alton,...... 85 ¢. C, and Indiana Central; BM Hannibal and St. Joseph. us Hannibal and St. Soonn preferred Bs Ohio and Mississippi Oy Panama. 196 Western Un: 967% Atlantic and Paci ic 36 Pacific Mail. . 2 Adams Express. 105 Wells, Fargo 96% American Express. bt United States Express. 43% ‘The money market was generally easy and moncy on call lent at 14; a3 per cent, with some few excep- tions as high as 5 and even 7 percent. Prime com- miercial paper sold at 3 @ 44 percent. Foreign ox- change was weak at the beginning of the woek, but subsequently became stronger at 4.854 and 6.88}, for bankers’ long and short sterling. The bank statement showed an increase in all the items excopt circulation. The surplus reserve is now $17,877,300, against $16,016,775 & year ago. Tho deposits were increased $4,238,000 and the loans $3,825,200. ; ‘The following {s ® comparison of tho bank aver. ages for the last two weeks :— Jan, 25. Feb. 1. Loans. $234,416,200 $238, 241,400 Specie. » 17,431,700 18, 6335,30 Legal 53,599,600 rt v4 De +214,981,200 219,800 Circulation... 19,617,600 19,486,600 The following shows tho relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities ;— Jan, 25, Feb. 1. Differences, Bpecie........ $17,491,700 $18,688,900 Inc... $1,201,600 Loyal ten: ers. 63,509,600 64,048,800 Ine., 449,200 Total sores. 8 031,300 $72,¢ 682,100 100 Ine... $1,600,800 bap nt ured 53,745,300 64,804,800 Excess of ro- serve above al duirecments, $17,286,000 $17,877,300 Inc., DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauvnetbn, Fob, 1, 1879, ran middling, Ye. rocelpte i ro reat Brivainy 0s Te, Groat ei UBT constwhas a New Onisane, Feb, 1, 1879. ‘oun ict and rg gala i ae g be att ing. 6. {low middling, R00" pte, 19. r 21,118, Exports to inet Ba Tine ath eg Ay 804,245, $591,300 5. "Bales, 5,000, Stock, Montun, Feb, 1, 1870. Cotton quiet and easy, middling, lddiing, Bige. good ordinary, Bye. Not ae alates. Bess coustwise, 2 fl ® 1879, 4 ng BKC. ; Koo Exports to the 8. Gotton quiets middling. oie. ; Reon et inary, Sige,’ Not receipts, 2,462 by Peay Bales, O00, Stock, 770478 CHARcesto! } Cotton in fair demand; pidgin “fl pred Bt a, ‘good ord ‘iit baton BS! Stock, 62,172, pare to Brat Naat 1000. Spirits of tarpentine one at ato Ho hasis, ‘ara at do tig | in NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1879—TRIPLE SHEET. for strained and $1 po Sewanee os stral tine oso Rene $1.29 for hard. $t "Stas paling ap end $1 59 for Virgin. ‘ar steady at $1 35. Pi th Ny bole wie hip al our unchan is. Wheat unchanged; No. t white sume don Ye; No. 2 Milwaukeo spring, " No. 2 red Wabasnt 1 O08; No.’ 1 hard Duluth sprin ‘st 10, Corn steady; No ts “Toledo, lower, mixed Btate, aie. Barley qui aking 61 18 for oxtta nada. ce 3 bright; eal een. nomini J » 50 ited, , Feb. 1, 1879. e3. Wheat ‘sees extra white Move Me. @ Oije.5 w .; Febru Flour quiet; sales 200 bbls. white a peli wie. May Mc. & x is amber, ‘Ghene ehade fraser ag Mie ellawe 5 Bee. high mixed, ie. No. c, quiet but steady; No. 1 mixed, 24¢, shales sero. Wheat stondy: No. 1 white mists ry do. do., 95c,; amber do,, spot and February, 6, Niareh, ae Xo! 2 red winter, February daiae 5 Mach, ‘We. ; 7 re, ber, IS'ye. Corn February, ee May, S8ige, Oats pit ena? Hogs, $4 084 Crxcixnatt, Feb. 1, 1879. witout gulct, but steady. Wheat quiet, bu Corn in good demand At Hatter a tie. Sie.” Barle; Steady and firm wt & $1! 1m, $6 bids 35 asked. Bulk ments quict but firm; shoulders, % ie cash or buyer February; short rib, $4 60'cash; sal $4 72}e, seller April; abort clear. $455. Bacon vaniet, ie.; Wea ac.; clear sides, 5: sendy, with & wood demand at 81 oz. Buttor ie frm aad ancheaged, | Live art common, #1 0 a $i 40 ing, a mutol ere, eee Sh Sivaals, 830, 1CAGO, Feb, 1, 1879. Hou. steady and anchanged. wh nae her No. Pep spring. arch; ly acti Fe att i Bosces, ie. liye stendy and unchanged, mea ste iyand enohanged. ‘ork unsottled but generally higher: me cash ; BY S2hg a $965, March; $0 65 a $0 rd tal ately ‘active and a. phade highe: $8 50 BES ri ,000 do. ; oats, 44,000 bushels; corn, do.; batley, 11,000 do. PRINT CLOTH MARKET. Fave River. Mass., Fe The print cloth market is quiet and without si portance. Previous Quotations are without change. HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Feb, 1, 1879. that tended to render the mar- it in a similar state this week; were limited; urchasers obtained w reduction in prices; quotations wore barely supported; Nos. 10 to 12 D. * ‘i! re per arrobe to 20 sugar, Now 7 to 10, at 4 abt eats af aan) ele ‘ar, common to fair, 4 a jcontrifugal sugars, Nos.'11 to 13, in boxes ‘and nhaet 7%; rowls, “Stocks in warehouse at Havana Boxes, 000 bags and week—7, | 100 pore ‘thd, Exports "dur: 5,600 bags and 12,000 hhds., ace and bhds, to. tho at, currency, percwt. But- currency, per quintal, fo mberlor Amverican. Flour, Py a for American. Jerked beef, 49! eF, DOF, Aerol nerobe, sugar cure i pat for amns— an $59, currency. por ai ‘quintal, et "Northern, and #40, Ponthers. 75 $29, cirroney, per quin- ; do. in tins, ae cog, ‘0, Potatocs,, $8 50 ne, cur- per bbl, Tallow, $27 # Wanvellowe S12 8 reals, cold, ber gall ‘ nrroneaher bbl. for Amerie Hold her firmer; white pina, pes} i itch pine, $30. Shooks ‘dull: ie dh nigur hogshowas, 18 A 2 reales molasses hogsh reale. White nay 19.0 103g reuls, curroney., robe. Corn, 10 a }0 vigmey currency. per arrobe. Srmeriicteniared eae gor enrsteeny pee te Pretgh ie are well supported at provious quotations, Tab 220756, xchange gold 734 w 8 premium ; ities are scarce. Spanish gold, 207 n the United States, GO da; ort sight do., iga% premium; on London, 1834 a 193g prouituss; on arts; S 08 premiam. pecdibeiacsesme ie cl 1 = T REASONABLE RATES—MONBY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; samo bought; insurance of all kinds effected with best compa- nies at lowest J.J.H 3 box 1,880, “Asoot . SELLING OR HYPOTHECATING LIFE POLT. cies (notin. wite’s favor)—Consult DAVID PARKS FACKLER, 320 Broadway VANCES” ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, SAFES, urriages, &c, 103 West id ‘st., west of 6th av. (storage office). i A YOUNG LADY, FINA’ ALLY EMBARRASSED, wishes a small loan; diamonds given as security, Ad: drews Pe Se Herald office. Fi NS! STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD by te, 5. BAILEY, 7 Pine st. NTEREST ON LONG ISLAND CITY BOND: The interest and principal on the above bonds du ary 1, 1879, will be paid, on and after that date, rine National Bank, corner of Wall a1 York city. JOHN R. MORRIS, City Troasure: Notice I8 HEREBY GIV! N THAT APPLICATION has beon made to the Finance Department of the cit; of New York for the ixsue to the Mauhattan Savings Inst tution of duplicate certificates. 24—New York Central Park Fund Stock for... $22,700 Nos. 1 to 10 inclusive—New York City Improvement 7 por cont stock for $20,000 each, mak- K County ne ue 1886, for $100, stock, for. 10,000 In place of those which wero stolen on the 37th day of ‘Oc- tober, 1878. All persons having objections to the tayo theroot are jired to present the same in writing to me ptroller's office, in the city of New York, on or before he 7th day ot February, 1879. Naw YORK, ComrTkouier’s Orric, Jan. 27, 1879. JOHN KELLY, ‘comptroller. FFICE or THE UNITED STATES ROLLING STOCK Company, 27 Pine st. New York, Jan, 1, 1879, The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company will be hold at the oficg of the company. No, 27 Finoyt.,on Monday, the dd day of February 12 o'clock M., for the reception ‘of the annual ‘report, “the clcction of ‘five trustees for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other bi meeting. 1, Socrotary, iness as brought before th eee ny Oe Oe TRGEW Isc Roeser B. ELY, Ship Broker, Havana, Cuba, $200, 000. IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO LOAN ON ortgnge, five years, Neu York cit wee GRA! COPARTNERSHIPS. HE COPARTNERSHIP “EXISTING ~ BETWEEN Fabri and Formica was dissolved this day by matual consent. 4. F. Formien 18 authorized to receive all all moneys duy the said firma, GF, FORMIc A. Frauvany 1, 1879, HE FIRM e W. SHOTWELL & CO., OF NO. 4 dissolved either Sos re thineey dieee ret party will si in liquidation unti abe Gis cas HOTWELL, ©. HOWARD. New York, Feb. 1, 1870. ‘he mn of @ above firm will be carried on as here- tofore ‘4 Bouth st. by H.W. SHOTWELL, New York, Feb. 1, 1 879, ‘The undersigned will continne in asad Soe and grain commission business at Nos, 2 and 3 ¢.'. HOWARD. N Aprotis iargs, serpy rongonanie Sok. coey. Apply te LLOYDS, Busindss Agonts, 4 Warren at. JONCENTRATED FOOD join in profits, For particulars address ror t! NE. itera rald‘cttce. St (00 sgn, ten TELOR, Herald 30.000 a0 SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED e swith this amoudt tn the hanking business in this city, ba aged eS Fe nye on A investment securities. Business many yoars established, with a large aequain- tance, and contacted ‘by artios of long experience. Busi- hes sate, legitimate had. TAL, Morald ollice. _—_ Ooo THE RAID ON EGYPTIAN HALL. Twenty-two prisonors, twelve of them females, lined the railing in front of Justice Kasmire yester- day morning, while the magistrate, assisted by Clerk McKean, took the sworn statement of Officer Smith, of the Thirteenth precinct, as to the nature of their offences against the peace and good order of society. They were all connected with s low varicty theatre, situate in East Thirty-fourth street, known as yptian Hall.” The allegations charged the prisoners with assisting in the rtormance of indecent theatrical “are which were mded by and = improper of both pa. shapector Murray tad “Captain pea 4 persdnally — sw Neng the execution of warrant, and the hall was the scene of lively commotion when the object of their presence became known to the audience. As all egress was barred the audience fully expected to share the fate of the performers, and ‘some made a desperate | effort to eseap attaches, however, the # part. John J, Reilly and John Clark were the alleged Proprictors; and Justice Kasmire held them in 1,600 ail for trial The others wore examined separately, and, after n cautioned against @ repetition of tho offence, discharged. George Williams was with a ing Nquor on the pretises and held After securing the proprietors and ‘tators were allowed to de- | COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SuPReME Covat—Cuampuus—Held by Judge Dono- hue.—First Monday motion calendar.—Court opens at half-past ten o'clock A, M.—Calendar called at OUR COMPLAINT BOOK. [Nore.—Letters intended for this column must be accompanied by the writer's full name and address to eleven o'clock A. M. he calendar will be called en- insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling to tingly through to-ds od comply with this rule simply waste time in writing. |” Supnesn. C: .URT—SpecIAL Tenm—Held by Judge Van Vorst.—Court opens at half-past ten o'clock A. M.—Demurrers—Nos, 1, 2, 4, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21. Law ‘and .fact—Nos, 830, 817, 402) 7 0, 347, 756, 217, 697, 674, 721, 82 , 774, 892, 723, B33, B34, B35, 836, S87, 83x, R89 Write only on one side of the paper.—Ep. Heraup.] WHAT 18 THE REASON? To THE Eprton oy THE HEBALD:— . I wish to call attention to the fact that the Second Avenue cars to Astor place and Broadway have ‘wrr—Part 1—Held by Judge ‘2782, 2835, 2765, 05g, Biss, .—Nos, stopped running during the last few weeks. T would oe 1865, 25, 140%. 3000 177556" iP fo know why. rge number of persons in- 1091, "4523, "9731, ‘9207, 3616, 2900, 2011, quire the reason at my place of business, but I can- | 1890, Part 2—Held by judge Lawrence,—-Court opens not give them any rmation, H, A. at half-past ten 4 . 1782, 1783, 1784, 103, 2282, 3458, 1726, 2208, 2274, 1998, 1151, 2341, 2291, 392, 529, 190839, 2509, 2140, 2413, 2685, 828, 3272, 2580 4248, Part 3—Held by Judge Van Brunt.—Court ns at half-past ten A. M.—Nos. 2071, Weg -_ 7, 2174, 3829, 257%, 2455, 1421 ss 203, 2136, 2204, 21 IsI145, 2420, 2142, 2357. Surenion Count—GunenaL TxRM,—Adjourned sine die, Surenion Covnt—Srecian Term—Held by Judge Spier.—Court opens at ten A. M. Calendar called at leven A. M. urrers—-Nos, 1, 2, 8,4. Issues of fact—Nos. 5 to 62 inclusiv Surewiok Couxt—Txis, Texm—Part 1—Held by Judge Sedgwick.—Court opens at eleven A. M.—Nos. 547, 560, 601, 543, 350, 408, 356, 313, 423, 463, 687, 596, Sil, 411, 452), 2 1 485, 522, 524, 401, 635, 585, 1049, Part 2—Held by Judge Freed- man.—Court opens at cleven A. Hos. 606, 542, 607, 119, 469, 249, 629, 370, 362, 392, 383, 434, 435, 499, 351, AN EARLY CLOSING PETITION. To Tue Eprror or Tue Heraup:— Is there no means by which the dry goods mer- chants of Sixth and Eighth avenues can be induced to close their stores at six P. M. during the winter months? The stores of Grand and Catharine streets close at six sharp, without any exception. oe A FILTHY STREET. To THe Eprror or tae Hemaup: As the police do not notice the condition of Forty- second street, from the northwest corner of Seventh avenue to the Riding Academy, which is ina very filthy state, unpaved, and some of the cellars always wet from the gutters, I desire to call tho attention of B03, 569; 278; 206" 439° the Board of Health to the same, as it is nowa oy Basa ComMon Puras—GeNenat Txnst.—Will meet to-d breeding spot for scarlet fever and Rinicad df See | f08 the Durpose of rendering Geclsions. st HER, Chief iit 4 ComMON PLeas—SreciaL Teum—Held _ b; os ong aige biked one ania Justice C. P. Daly.—Court opeus eleven A. M.—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 To THE Eprron or THE HERALD:—- Comson’ PLeAs—Equiry ‘Tenm—-Held by. stage Van is Please use the influence of the Henazp in persuad- | Hoesen.—Court opens at cleven A. M. 5 ing the “B rosdatoadopt some pian. by whe the 4,5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, oo, 1, trains going to Harlem may be distinguished from P Ue Pueas—Turat. Tenm—Part 1—Held by those going to Fifty-ninth and Forty-second streets, | JUdge Larremore—Court opens at n A. M. sy 5 Could not thecars be painted a different color and at | 1796, 801, aL ae tht be dae ie bale by og have different colored lights? Ithink, by this lan, the delay and often great {noomeenienire could avoided. co. B.C. PENENIVES IN THE MAILS. ToxExo, Ohio, Jan, 30, 1879, To THE Eprror or THE HERaLp:— Our Postmaster refuses to receive pocketknives to go by mail, saying such are the orders from the Post Office Department. There is nothing in the laws tocover this, unless the department classes them under “sharp-pointed instruments,” and a pocket- knife, when in shape for mailing, is about as much of asharp-pointed instrument as.an ear of corn is. | Byrne, burglary; Samo vs. Will you please shed some light onit? What do William Kennedy, burglary; Same vs. James Mack, they do in New York ? M.&G. burg! lary; Same vs. ‘Thomas Kane, burglary ; Same ‘illiam C. Clarke, y; Same vs. John petit grand larcen; Fisher, grand larceny; Same vs. ny from the person. Counr oF GENERAL Sxsstoxs—Part 1—Held by Tu Gildersleeve.—Court opens at eleven o'clock —The People vs. Francis Meade, robbery; Same ys. Joseph Powla, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Patrick Conley, robbery; Same ys. John Barry, burglary; Same vs. John Allsterlund, grand lareeny; Same vs, Harry J. Splainbush, grand lar- ceny; Same vs. John Rogers, grand larceny; Same vs. Francis Smith and William H, Vincent, grand larceny. Part 2—Held by Judge Cowing.—Court opens at eleven o'clock A, M.—The People vs, William MeGlory and William Davis, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Jacob Mittager, robbery; same vs, Edward Coleman, burglary: Same ys. Ezekiel Squn- ——— bi and Eee leks, burglary; 7 vs. (oes ware, grand larceny; Same vs. Webster Young, THE OMMERUS PANNE. forgery ; Same vs. William Davis, assault and battery; To rae Eprror or THE Henap:— Same ys. John H. McGill, robbery. I like the omnibus. I was happy when the elevated | , — railroads took so large a portion of the stages’ passen- A FATAL TOWEL. gers. Since then I have ridden up and down town in comfort. No crowding in of @ thirteenth person, stepping on bunions or probing umbrellas into one’s eyes in the act of hanging to the rail. But pee on eee Pie ov ie I could | Thomas M. Davis, a resident of Upper Pittston, Pa. eretofore ride in comfort for ten cents, I am now v pabject tndbr tho five-cous fare t0'6 wares fate than'| Cotas ST). Probebly not more than six years of before the elevated railroads were Inaugurated, 1 | 98° had been cither washing or playing in a basin of find the stages crowded, the people less cleanly and | Water, and, stepping upona chair todry her face with discomfort altogether. "What ain I todo? I shall be which encircled a roller behind the door, obliged to walk, take acoupé and pay $1 or suffer others do and ‘ride in an over-crowded omnibus, ‘Will not some livery stable establish a rate of fitty cents for a single coupé to Wall street? Seems to me it would pay. OLD FO@yY. THE HUDSON AND HARLEM WATERWAY. To THe Eprrorn or THE HERALD:— With reference to your views on the projected waterway connecting the Hudson and Harlem rivers, in the Heratp of Saturday, permit an interested party the privilege of a word. You favor the taking of any property required at a fair valuation for the land, but no allowance for improve- ments, I have six lots, with residence (build- ings cost between $6,000 and $8,000), directly on the Tubby ae route. Colonel Newton wants all the land e small fraction that would form @ scalene tria: having a hypothenuse of Court opens at eleven A. M.~-Nos. tid], 906, 07, 1988, 1425, 1964, 741, 110, Old calendar—Nos. 2294," 1744, 1815, 677. ‘New cases—-Nos. 841, $42, B43, Manne Count—Tuan ‘Teum— Part Judge McAdam —C S797, 4914, 5144, 51. 5 4522) 4788, 2230, 5972. Part 2—Held by Chet sustice Alker.—Court opens at ten A. M.—Nos, 5665, 4265, 4157, 4310, 4809, 530%, 5370, 5815, 5150, 53% 5638, 6039, 4424. Part 3—Held by Iuage, sh opens at fon A. M.—Nos, 5251, S286, | 90, 5089, 5383, 5384, 5385, Oa COuME GF Oren ax Temutnmn Held an feet art rett.—The People ys. Angels Spagnuolo, homicide; Same vs. Philip Whitney, Same vs. James FILLING UP THE HARBOR. To tHe Epiror or THE HERALD:— Are the people of New York aware of the fact that the harbor is being ruined by the reckless criminal- ity and imbecility of the Board of Police? Let the People rise against this outrage; there is no use in looking to the authorities. The Pilot Commissioners look on now with perfect complacency. I hear nothing from the Chamber of Commerce. In the meantime the work of destruction goes on as six to eight thousand cubic yards of filling is dumped into the harbor each day. The Mayor seems to be power- less; the United States authorities say they cannot interfere. The Coast Survey Gage Lighthouse Board are in the same category. MON SENSE, ‘anes O'Brien, lal (From the Port Jervis Union, Feb. 1.) A very singular accident occurred last Saturday which resulted in the death of a little daughter of a towel, she insome manner got into the folds-of the linen entwined about her neck, and in trying to tree her- self she lost her balance, and, falling trom the chair, — being no one hung suspended from the door. in the same room at the time of little one was allo mother expericnced when she alterward discovered the lifeless body of her little girl can be more easily imagined than described. Central. GREAT CHANCE POR CAPITALISTS. WINDSOR HOTE For sale. by foreclosure of isha held by Peter Goo. let ot al, the ground rent and interest all paid up to No- vember 1, I878; the purchaser will receive a yearly rent of yg ‘whieh will give a clear profit over all expen: lowing is tho total of expens y rental of $19,400; taxe: seventeen fect, which remnant would be utterly | Binjoul the ine wes litackershagty Catten Buil ome cord oe. hive valueless for any purposo. ‘Now, sir, do you think | “orcre,chegincame will nccurdingly 1 TI Broedway, = it would be either equitable or just, or other than an outrageous wrong on the individual, tocondemn such property for the public benefit without giving the owner full compensation? J. B N Leia menyeN Pi gah cag STONER DWEL ear Lexington av., pri cos, $4000) “nnd $75,000 4 Stores for sale, lense o RAPID TRANSIP IN JERSEY. To THE Eprror or THE Henaxp:. Why is it that out of the largest city in the United ash Alot ot. States and soon to be the moneyed centre of the ST 16TH ST.. NEAR STUYVESANT PARK, world we cannot have a little “rapid transit’ into Awan located, fine m sized Dwelling; . the country? Don’t Americans deserve it? England | [ermits from VK. STEVENSON, Jr., offices 4 1" has it. Take, for instance, Plainfield, N. RTMENT ATTRACTIVE Owners, DUGUIN & CROSS, Price list sent deseribing It is most enjoyable journey, with its | / yh double track road, no dust, cinders or . | Permits o smoke, and beautiful villages all along the th av. 4 Pine or 3 route, and healthtul when there. Now, it the New Jersey Central Company would simply ran the halt- past five P. M. train out from Jersey City in thirty minutes, instead of thirty-eight, as now, and make stop, then in the morning to New York in the same time, leaving, say, about eight A. M., why, we should have it complete, and thousands would be made happy at once. The road should also reduce the monthly tickets to $8. These changes would, I am certain, lacaaiy increase the trafic. EK. E. D. UIRST CLASS HOUSE, NE only $3,000, cad WIDOW, MISON SQUARE; 23 )per annum, or will East Side. NY CASH OFFER WANTED—100X100, 120TIT ST., Mount Morris Park: mortgaged No brokers no: ticed. LOTS, Herald office. — OTHERS IN E, Real Estate RSTH AV; THR —MEASEHOLD. NE MONTAGUE, RUDENESS IN CHURCH, To Tne Eprror or tHe HrnaLp:— Weal Neate] LEES none for S006, I would like to ask through the columns of the a = _— = > Henatp it those who go to the organ recitals at old | PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR ‘Trinity, Thursday afternoons, to listen to the music, tener ee cannot be allowed to do so without interruption? Last Thursday the audience were annoyed by @ constant procession of people passing down the aisles, untit the programme was halt finished. Why cannot peopic be made to wait at the Back of the church it they come late, und be seated between the music, as at the Philharmonics? Again, there were some persons near me who taiked through the whole programme. They even chattered while the work of # thoven was being played. ‘They were not the only offenders, nor was this the first recital at which this has happened. Whether these evils be the result of ignorance or rudeness they should be stopped, for they ure insulting to the | * Church, the orgamst, the people, and last, but not tient least, the composer, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. POST OFFICE IRREGULARITIES, K fo plaas on Worth’ iter; Buooxiyy, Jan. 30, 1879, To Tne Eprron or THE HEnatp:— ‘This morning upon reading the complaint of “J, M.”" neaded “Why Is This?” I thought that there were probably many others who had just cause to com- plain of Post Office irregularities. On December 6 I mailed two letters, and the three cent postage stamps that I put on the envelopes were cancelled at B station, Brooklyn, and mailed from there to their destination, one to a son residing in South Carolina and one to another son livil in Texas, ‘They received those letters the first week in January, through the Dead Letter Olfice, after paying extra postage, when the envelopes must have borne the Dare of station B's canceiling stamp. I wrote to the Dead Letter Office for information, with enclosed stamp for return answer, a couple of weeks sinte, but have not received any. On December 16 1 received « letter from my ‘Texas son, dated June 6—delayed, 1 supposo, by the yellow fever in the Mississippi Valley. was, however, no necessity for the detention, i 1 ‘Texas mails could have gone to the westward of tho # epidemic by the way Denison, Vinita, St. Lonis or nnibal, A few days’ delay would be far preferablo o #ix months in the vaelivery of mailing matter, My Sunday and Saturday copies of the which 1 send my sons every Mon are sometimes not re- ceived until they are several weeks old, when they | (rai Pia pL WATER FR Chemical Works Factories. tor Dwellings for sate R.A. YOUNG, Engin 20 iectiats place. JQOR SALE—A WELL KNOWN COMPLETELY ished Inte Hotel, with grounds aud gard HOUSES AT LAU! REL WILL, LONG ISLAND, retaken for mortgages, at inuel less than cost, Mea FOUNE nisincer ae 2) Exchange place, W, ANTED—A vine COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH land; oF a large, Farm in exchange for « woll located and ood paying Store and Dwelliig 3 present rout, $1 RAUBITSOHE eh nt, REAL ESTATE WANTED. ARE Sianes BASEMENT HOUSE, RETW HBS ata Z jh ave., 0th and Suen LALO! 1 cr vat roatly redneed sult tenants. and each office has wash. No oxtras, JOUN Le KNIGHT, a ee at the buildin SRN STORE AND LOFTS—a0 AND 41 19TH st. near Brondway, suitable for wholesnto millinery, nt low. OWNER, 45 West 20th a1 VACTORY TO LET—SIi AND Sia W ™ three storien and basomont, brick, 25x00; yard in front 0x7; low rent, . BROADWAY ) HOTEL k.— Partially furnished ; to lease, arrive in abatch, R. Apply 4 SADLY Y DERANGED. GTORES. OF FRONT AND ¢ RRER Rooms KL 819 Broadway, corner of Lath at WM. VAN ANTWERP, 90 East 12th at. Siem BACK ROOM AND CELLAR. 250 SPRING corner of Varitek, r Officer Charles Hartman, of the Twenty-third pro- cinct, at alate hour Saturday night saw a nicely a " HOUSES, ADJOINING, FOR BU dressed young woman dancing end skipping along East vory bost’ locutton on Oth wy., noutts of Ninoty-sixth street, and apparently oblivious to the | 2:d st: area's. it responsible tenant; no agents. Ad. frigid atmosphere. He accosted the travoller, who | ites OWNER. nlc ee said she was on het way to the moon, Thinking she | ‘["? LH, AFCO Fag eH 190 Herald Uptown Branch office, Har Albert Garnie 2 Broadway. bo was off the track Hartman escorted the girl to the | tween s3d and — sts, Apply tod. “ROWAINE BROWN, Eighty-eighth street station house, where she gave hor road wa: 128) B name ax Heater J. Osborn, but could not tell where | po LET— raha FLOOR BUILDING CORNER OF she lived. In the Harlem Police Court yesterday, | LCanai and Centre sts, with or without steam power, while awaiting the arrival of Justice Rage » HW. MONTRATIH, 151 Contre st Hester passed the time in searching for needles eT VARIOUS ROOMS; NEW BULLDINGS; tacks on the court room floor, which when fow | hoist and avendy er: ereatl i. would slip between her shoes and stockings. “T have h ven you bet queried Judge Duffy, on his arrival. 10 LE. iniepon whi avon. ‘Yes, we were slelgh riding together last night.” | Labie terme, « splendid Store and Basement or anole “Hardl, my oor Hitl, there is to auow on tho | Building if desired, at 40 Hast 14th st.,ono of tho best loon ground. is Honor, finding he could get no further | tivns in the city, information, sent the unfortunate one to missioners of Charities and Correction, the Com- FOOT OF WEST 14TIT ST, BANYER, 13 West 21st st. ) LRASETEN [0 North River. Apply to _ DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, Furnished. 40) WEST 21ST 8T., BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AVS.— House, fully furnished; farm brown’ ald like to remain. nfu 10 RENT.—$1,000 PER Y front, suitable for a small, xe ulars address box 758, New York. tee! family. For part FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. “CHOICE OF NIC lass; prices WEST 14TIL 8T.—ELEGANTLY Rooms on and second floors, frout, tached; fire and gas. FRee FURNISHED SQUARE ROOMS, r TO $3; fire, gas; large brown stone house, 40 East 1 0 LET—AT 68 WEST BATH ST.. ENTIRE SECOND Floor; also ST. MARK'S PLAC and see: jor, $2 5 14. IRVING PLAG! second tloor; also o od rooms for gentlemen, 10 housekeeping. FRONT ROO to $7 wook|. ST.—FURNISHED KC ences. UNFURSISHED | ROOMS “AND _ “APART- ENTS TO LET. : rawr TO LET—IN AN APARTMENT i HOUS| in good neighborhood, below 14th st. Apply HORACE 8. ELY, No, 22 Pipe «t. SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR, OVER STORE, igi ens toesthes se danmatiine to remeatente pasiton Teasonably, 0 LET—BEAUTIFUL FLATS, 32 KING ST.; SIX all improvements; rent moder- and seven light rooms ate. NATHANIEL ROE, 104 Varick st. 0 LET—4 PLEASANT SUIT OF SIVE ROOMB. I quire at QD FLOOR, NEAT HOUSE, 51 GROVE st; RENT #13 Dper month, Apply 321 Bleecker. HOUSES, ESS, &C., In This City and Brooklyn. WA STED-AN UNFURNISHED HOUS asinall private family. loca sts, near Sth ay., or $2,000, Address box WASTEDTWO OF THREE FURNI for light housekeeping (or might Board). Address D., box 122 Herald office. ) TO RENT—FROM APRIL 1, A SMALL y. Address, locality, tecms, & MENT. box 140 Herald odie. BOARDERS WANTED. between 34th and 57 rent not to exc Madison av price. “SOT OF ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR; ALSO” AN ontire fourth Floor, heated, with Board; terms moderate. 442 Madison av. LARGE every convenien 24 West Oth st. Q FINE ROOMS, WITH BOARD, NEWLY FURNISHE! Osuitadle for gentioman and wife, at 249 West 42d si tering reasonable, AR FOR A BROWN STONE BLY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL rate; reference. 214 East Lith st. FURNISHED with baths at- FURNISHED ROOMS, FIRST 303 WEST 18TH - To | and © DU Oiet, with or without Breakfast; terms reasonable; Ne ROOMS, PLACES. OF BUSI- WANTED. AN MAY 1, BY {ED ROOMS State lowest D STORY ROOM, WITH BOARD; 1! OWN ¥ enon EK MANSION BONNE NOTH AND ‘7PH AVS., NING, COMMENCING AT. 10 O'CLOCK. RAIN’ OR SHINE. by ae range DINING ROOM, &€., comprising el g toom Suits, in satin and raw silk, Kastlake pol c ree yles and ebeny and frames; Centre Tables, Grand auere Pianoforte v Cabinets, Bookcases, D Y aster artists, rare Bronges rs, velvet Carpets, handsome Drossing Cases, Bure ‘ashstands, tresses, Brussels Car PARLORS, ie » hair M Buifet, Chairs in leath igerators, Glass, Ch and Servanis’ KRAEMEI Auctionser. Furniture Goods packed, ACCTION Sate THIS DAY yMonDa®, HE PRIVATE RESIDEN 120 WEST ub SE NEAR UHI AY, SALES AT AUCTION, [veriox: ~~ vetemrron | commencing at It ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD 3s NWAY PIANOFORTE, PAINTINGS. BRONZES. STATUARY, &C. Parlor Suits. covered in gating of the richest aeseript! marquetry Cabinets and Tables, Etageres, Contre asoles; Pier and Mantel Mirrors, ‘orinolu Mai ntings. by Master artists; also a large os und Faiences d'Art, from France and JEAN VAIJEAN, PIZARRO. MERCURY, AMAZON. n and antique, vis. i— NICE, BY GONDI ONCHEN HOME. bY DONW TTT: DASH Foi: LIBERTY. BY LEVE RON’S DREAM, BY BOESE and many othor au eee tly Works: Art. Cusos, Bed Washstands, Wardrobes, bai Pitiows: Turkish Lounges ks, Mirrors, Brussel . Book . Buffet. Chai are, Sterling and Plated Wai Chairs, Furniture of kitehep Ries tel BK SLAVE. to pth inod and servants) apartments, LUCIUS SMITH, Anctioneor. N, B.—Toke Elevated Balirond, Miztte dovest avenue cars or Twenty-third streot stage to door, Goods packed tipped, SRS. TARGEE & CO., . WILL SELL THIS (MONDAY) 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT, AT bi: Po 72 WEST 19TH ST., KE AVS., th | PROPERTY ent MING “ABROAD, t eity manufacturer + ROOM SUITS, in crimson, ry a — Chairs, ebony PARLOR AND DRAWI satin and raw silk; Turkish and bunt Cabinet; Centro und © 51 EXTKA’ IM es BEDST Eastinko and Quoen hele Dressing Cases, Bi kers, marble top Tables D, | leather, Din Hall Btands, .—Civods bo taiworverss Bi tery; also etre: Ritehen Furnitu Take any nired, within easy accexs both elevated railrond re Qp STORY FRONT ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT eee lino of cara or stages to 42 Weat ith st, ®)Bourd; excellently located; moderate prices. 109 West FURNITURE, , a0. Qiot at. $4 TO & WEEK —BOARD, Rooms; table Board, $3. st., near Broadway. LO WAVERLEY GLACE R #1 to $14 for 1 RAR BROADWAY. —FRO} dblo; superior aceommodatte 18 BAST 32D ST.—ELEGA} Oceptionable table, privat 8 wt pop APARTMENTS, U if desired; references. Slexeel 21,8, somely fui table; low rates to pe T.—LARGE SIN. nent parties, E ROOM, HAN ED SINGLE OR DOUBLE 15 Neilson place, corner 8th Roars single, $7; IME ROOM 262 WEST.—CHOICE SUIT OF ROOMS; elegant appointments and liberal T AUCTION A By VAN TASSELI ): on al the entire Be comprising Grand Concert Piano, by Chickering; Square Piano, by Peck; Parlor Suits, Centre Tables, Side Chai Paintings, Ornaments, Engravings, black walnut Dining Extension Table, black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, hair and Excelste rane, Scho! Desk and Chairs, Black- board, made Pa Brnssels and ingrein Carpets, Crockery, Co ng Ute ils, do., de. Catalogues now roady, RT.—THE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF IMPORTANT Oil Paintings and Water Co ir Colors, the property of D. Edward J. Gumpert, Esq., are now on exhibition at the Schenck ART GALLERY, NO, 10 MAIDEN LANE, to be peremptorily sold at auction 30, EAST 22D ST.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED third floor front Room, with first class Bourd; reter- ences exchanged. T ISTH ST.—IIA rete be rage: ma, with gly: niments fi able; terms mederate. 53, EAST 9TH ST,, NEAR BROADWAY. OoOsomely furnished oom for two, second tloor i. erate price; Room for young lady, $5, with fire; excellent Board, Blut SOMELY FURNISHED Rooms to lot, with frst class Board; healthiest loca- b clnas; table ddlexsepsion: ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6 AND 7, at two o'clock each day. A UNIS JOHNSON, AUC Old stand, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, AT id O'CLOCK, at our sales 37 'Nassat OFFIC eC ‘RNITURE. vm, ALE OF ¢ President Desk, ple Counters tools. revolv- ing drawers and ing Chairs, Letter Presses, Carpets, Ulteloths, Wardrobe Lounge, TUESDAY, February 4, at 11 o'clock, BOOKS. SAME DAY, GREAT SALE OF MASONIC ART, McCoy & History, Bisnal o€ O97] WEST 22D sT.—T 44 Lnished, with Board, in private fa quired, 271 d; near elevated rail 8, FULLY FU! gas; terms low. 7th av. ily; references re- E OR FOUR GENTLE- nt Rooms, with or without FRONT ROOM TO TET, WITH BOARD; FIRE AND 207 West 16th, three doors from COMPRISING 10.000 VOLUMES, I " Monitor, Addison's Templar asonry, Book of Commentary, Drew's Mon F. | man Hnndhook, Guide to Chapter, Masonic Pract other paraphernalia, ‘Also at same time, Fine Cabinet Lathe, by Brown, Lowell, Mass., with eireu- Jar and jig Sa ner Tools, atinchments, &c. BY CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Sell Tnesday next, entire Stock, about $1,600; also sie ant Fixtures, Horse, Wagon and Harness, of first class hird avenue Grocery. i UTOR'S SALE—RICHARD V. HARNETT, AUG and NORTH GERMAN FAMILY WILL LET, WITH lots of Land, on north side of 78th st., dia- Bourd, large. desirable Koom, on frst ‘floor, for one oF east of ist av., each lot being 25x102.2, will cellent table; pleasant, refined home;’ references. ‘the Exchange salesrooms, No. a7 East Toth st. JULIEN HOT! . 4 AND G WASHINGTON First class French table. HOTELS. TNEW ENGLAND HOTEL. 40 BOWERY, 200 ROOM Lodgings, 30c., 400. 500.: weekly, $2 to $3. TaRL ETON CORNER FRAN fort st.—Single Re jouble, $1. roduetion por week. ar Broadway mitiseasloct Bowl. teves #1 per kly, $9 to $7. THE BALL SEASO! ENCH COC TUESDAY, ALL, FEBRUARY THE FOURTH. nd NILLSON 1 Orphans’ Fu nic exhibition from 9 P.M. to 12, admitting gentleman and ladies, $. e principal hotels, restaurauts and clubs HALL, sd. —Apartments on second floor to let; liberal { (TH ST.), ball given by the Societes Culinaires Philanthropique } _Fabeuary 4, 1879, ook. ection of Henry Kearney, ex- Lindsay, Attorneys,” 289 Miway, jorms at ealo. B John de & William ‘ow York city. E. ~ STRATTON, 4 AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, Bt 1 o'clock, at 39 Sth at., general a Crockery, 0} : also three Lounge Dressing ¢ ‘ashstand, Wardrobe, K. Table, Tall 8 rlor Suit, Extension {) COLTON, AU ie ‘TIONEE ich Fi 1 ROCERIES.—CHARLES T. LEVINESS, AUCTION. eer, sells Monday, 10%, at 70 New Chambers st.. general wy reh, Dried h imported pay egant Fixtu &e, ENRY HERTZBERG, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, COM mencing to-day, 103, o'clock, and con: duntlt sold at 669 Broadway, a very large lot of fine Cigars, in Jot of one or more boxes. B. HERTS & 80) ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE, of FOR SALE. Jewelry dress JEWELRY, If Aun thawesscltaet town, cheap for cash. Address E., box 4,137 Post office A CORNER TQuok STORE, Ist av. Apply 274 Ist av., corner JOR SALE—A FIRST ©) Laan, WINE AND BILLIARD i Room, with two years lease. ire 118 West 14th at., noar 6th ay. YOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, 1 Fulton at., corner Middagh, Brooklyn. OR SALE—STATIONE with rooms, cheap. OR SALF—LAGER BEER AND LUNCH WILLIAM ABBOTT, 88 Bloecker st. JOR SALE—COMPLETE FACTORY, PERTAINING TO. e sewed and 1. 8, Horald id children's mach nm account of death. Addre: VREAT CHANCE FOR PARTY, WITH ABOUT $200 to procure «good RESTAURANT. JONES, 35 Centre st. OAL YARD IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCALITIES EST Loc ATION ON 52 AND VARIETY STORE, (SALOON; surrounded by factorien: no opposition: owner retiring. PARLOR SUITS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &¢. ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4 AND 5, AT 11 O'CLOCK EACH DAY, L AT WAREROOMS OF S34 “TAS. COCHRANE, JR, NOS. 152 AND Is WEST 23D 87, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS., COMPRISING THE ENTIRE LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF RICH ARP. PLAIN PARLOR. CHAMBER, LIBRARY nckiet a poo URNITURE OF y RENTED AND POSSESSION TO BE GIVEN ON TEU DAT! THE GOODS WILL BE ON EXHIBITION, WITH DE- SCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES, Q BY ORDER Hw MK aneett, Assignee. TL. . HERTS & SON, AUCTIONEERS.—GENTEEL Household Furniture, Carpets, & Monday, Febe at IL o'clock. at No, 16 Woat # mprising In Carpets walnut Parlor, Chamber’ end. Dining Suits, Beds, Bedding, China, Glassware, Kitchen Utensels, de. de, Cataloy e. CEHOUSES—POR BUTCHERS, BEER, RESTAU- SIDORE HIRSCH, AU ER—OFPFICE, 166 2D ants, &e.; Butchers’ Fixturos, Fish and Oyster Stands, at.—Sells, ig o'clock shai 3 cours prreding nea MATHIESON, 626 10th w r 4th st, ) elegant Steck and splendid Fixtures. ree ORroRTeNtTtY TO BUY BEST BUTTER STAND Washington N Market owners started in wh: ive'949 Washington at mission bus STOCK AND Millinery Store No. S01 Browdwas ions of Ribbons, Feathers, Fle tion, on Wednesday, Febrnary A.M. Sale positive to close an ostato, mur a Liq $1.2 eFixtares hows: best locatic close deceased's office, rs. &e., will be ‘ore for sale cheap, avenue; fine, large store; Address ESTAT MACHINERY Bet ENGINES AND BOILERS “AT “HOTTOM Dorigoy LAMBERTVILLE TRON WORKS, Lambert. WILLCox £, GIBBS AND OTHER SKWIN M chines, wholesale and 274 Bast Ho DENTISTRY ston at, patina: prices rixte RES OF THE FASHIONABLE consisting of choice id 1870, at 1055 o'clock 10D WILL AND FIXTURES OF A RETAIL Inquire at 26 New Bowery. 200 —SHOK STORE FOR SALE ON OTH AV.; t clam. with Btoek of Boots and eraid Uptown retail, to manufacturers and RAAT THE OLD ‘Open evenings. Grocery Store, Spicos, Teas, Soaps, tors, Loebox, Seales; positively in lo inmmedtiately. . AUCTIONEER, | SELL THIS DAY remove HAVEN WIL ‘ood “Etageros, Tables, Bed- Buffets, Shaving Stands, Tablos, Sofa Beds, Commodes, Chairs, Wardrobes, Keases, 20) Books, Horse, Har: Doalers, housekeepers and others spece plated Goods, steads, Parlor wing goods on storage will please call immedi- charges. A os e ORTGAGE SALE.—J, WALLERSTEIN, AUCTION. oor, sells at Il o ik, entire Furnitare fir kory and Glassware, Tal ade. ke. Dealers call, and Attorney for Mortgages. “~ NUSSBAUM © | Masts ane to nls, de., in lots, JAWNBROKER'S SALES. FIRUSKE, 22 i ds at el 70 Quilts, to | Blankets, ‘Beddi Boots, Shows, &eo. By order M. Bruck SALE. JOME AND SEE OUR TEETH: OPEN | Paw THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, day and te. BIGUTILAVENCE D : 4 Cea teae 4 neu AVRNCH Dewtake aS: | DP 4 iewory, 20 Tous ma TLL GUM SETS; EXTRACTING WITH GAS, mtg x and Vests, $- JK) conte: no charge if sets are inserted, S02 3d av rder « dlipp, Bast ize" st, and B. Rosenthi southoast corner 34th Dr. MODEMANN, "| Wont 20eh st Ff 7 y TCHARD WALTERS SONS, AUCTIC cong Sgt TMA it gl Reni Me diny, at 10M o'clock, ehed Dr. Fixtures of old oatablished Liq MARBLE MANTELS, __ Marites MANTELS AND MONUMENTS Cif vover, A. KLABER, 14 East isth st,, near id av, ATE, MARHLE, artety STEWART & CO., 75 Wont 2d st, STORAGE. 6 RREL s oe TST CLAN ing, boxiny ly and reliab West ‘Mth st.; storake for fu baggage and goods of every doseription lowest r SALES AT AUCTH . as RTER HOWK, AUCTIONEER sell TURSDAY, at 11 o'clock, at the private residence No. D Woat 10th st., fhe Furniture of a four stor Piano, Cases, Washe ings, Lace Our} k walnut Bodatonds, hairand spring Mati Is and ingral y house, consiatin AND WOOD MANTELS IN GREAT AGE ~ WARE: for furniture, USES, STIL AV., FROM 88D H. of rosewood box. Barrels, Screen, Shelving, we. Ris HARD WALTERS’ BONS, hal's sale.—Monday, at 11 ‘0 20 Butter i. if Buteher Shop, tin SG HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. MONDAY, , t 1 o'eloe, No, 15ig Bowery, the Stool ff: | ota yyy and Rectitior—vis., of a seneral ansort Y | ment Liquors, casks, barrels, ¢ and demijohna; Freneh Spirits late lot of Fiavoring for manutae: turing wines and |i GQUBRIFP'S SALE —VAN TASRELL & KEARNEY Sheriff's Auctioneors, will sell this day, at il 22 Union square, one Paper Gutung Meching, Cutter, one hydrantic Press, BERNARD REILLY, Sheriff, Thomas Kenntoas, Depaty at Sierra SALB—VAN TASSELD Sherifs Anctioneers, will sell this div 1a West ath at. the Stock and Fixtures of & Groveey Store, Horse, Wagon and Harness. Jas’ H. Siiees, Deputy, BERNARD RBILBEY, Sherif, | VALENTINES, | Faxcy VALE LARGEST AND Pathe d aswortment ins x Valentines: alsa Os the very Jownnt pri FP. STEIN