The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1879, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY | 6, 1879. —_— ory REAL _£STATE FOR_S EW HOUSE! & CROSSWA . CHOICE Arehi- “pring list cout descrabing “how © heaid be built.” ENTION [8 CALLE ite from V. k. ‘ re "th at. and tit Oth av. eontly treme Dwellings a 6th, 58th, d S84, Bath, 5: story brown at and West 49th, 47th, and 1,130 Broud- & CO., 3 Pino » D ST, SIX DOORS EAST OF R SALE—26 GRAN Bowery, the cligible businoss Property, three story and Desement houso, with two stores; choap aiid easy tort EW List ¢ S_ FOR SALE—WILL BE Newt sailed free to any poet bn ISAAC HONIG, 111 Broad- Way, roome Gi and I, basomens. Sus “WELL BUILT FOUR STORY BROWN stone Houses, three floors hardwy ly on premises J Builders. ag “air THC HOUSES on Kast 66th st. jatlso the Sloan {ull sized Htoure {Nos on oath = open all day. East THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK TOUSE, ON A rian o8., 000 foot from Si ay. ang Jevated station, only 8. LEVY, 250 West 30th st, ARLEN, FOUR STORY BRICK class bakery. Inquire 200 Qp Av, BE —A FINE DOUBLE Kiwo stores) tor $18.000; others. JOSEPH MCGUIRE, 21 Broadway. 6.800. ARGAIN, FIVE STORY TENEME: ytd tore Yast Gith st.: only 8800 Dd 1,825 Broadway. Ww AIN-THREE ‘stony ENGLISH BASEMENT Aste Hoage, ‘West 19th st. ; only $5, OLIVER CARTER, 33 Fae ae A BARGA th st. ; price $1,000, Appiy at 1,3753, B PROPERTY ur, ton, 7 THE aE alts FOR Ni + eres; fine buildings; armors; at Elizaboth February 21 gece. For particulars addross jey at Law, 82 Nassau st., York. RR BALE—PUBLIC HOUSE, suitable outbuildings and ten’ ac eluting fine garden, The building h subject to $6,000 mort- B. MURRAY, Attor- “HAVING STORE, valuable Innd, been for years e regular station ticket office for passéngers, &c., for the fou land Railrond; price, fo 12,000, offered now 000, Also large new Building, 40x49; ‘two stori der the wholes iin roots, Hufit in therbest manne as ‘over $6,100; part now used successfully as cigar factory and part to be used as passonger roam, ticket office, &e,, for Long Inland Railroad Company; fine farm of 13 Beres attached to the fact the whole twelve acres val- armor, price requirad for factory, : now offered for $11,000, Also i. SALE—33 2 Ee pen Infles northeast of Nashville; poane. prehard, bearlt itrred tract: ‘A No, dd tock f _, Address ROBERT oROMW HLL, Savannah, Ga. 3 | sient. FURNISHED bg APARTMENTS Ae DY OF RESPECTABILITY “WT A ausive of nicely furnished toma, 102 West 31 NEATLY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM. ZA fro, closet . bath; reference required. Rouse, 140 Ew LEGANTLY FURNISHED SQUARE ROOMS—FRONT, fire, gas; 2 to; brown stono honse. 40 Kast 12th. {LEGANTLY PURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. an and wife: Board for wife: permano Addross Mrs. STANFORD, Herald Uptown afice, URNISHEL "fiver, 14 URNISHED ROOMS-COOKING STOVES: #2 & two large Rooms, one flight, $7; every convenience, 15 East 16th st, OR GEN’ front Root ond and third floors Bath st.. 7th and eth nya ALEXANDER, station ARGE HANDROMELY FURNISHED ROOM, NEAR Union League Club, without board; private family; ref- erences. 112 Buat 26th st “ARSHIALL, 117 WEST 19TH ST—NEWLY PRES. coed and com letely furnished Flat, MORRIS B. BAER & © fost Sth. $4 50. NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE, SUNNY OU. Room; also cheaper Rooms; housekeeping privilege. Private regidence 326 East 1th. VIR "ST., 104, BETWEEN UNION SQUARE AND Irving place. <Han ly furnished Rooms, mghout ard, for gentien 20, 8A8t ITH, BETWEEN MADISO! lave.—Handsomoty furnished Room: breakfast if desiroc, AND STH use first class; lll WEST 12TH ST.HANDSOMFLY FURNISHED largo front and ball Rooms, southern exposure, to igentlemen; private family. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. _ f c PARTMENT HOUSES Se OTH t AER & CO , 72 Wont 34th at, th at. fo MORRIS LOORS WITH IMPROVEMENTS, IN” =e HOUSE, ren’ aa of 69th st. and Lexington ay.; from to fovenie NE. BR Forme ‘all improvements, Rooms, all lnprovaiments, $17; Orloans, 979 Sth ay., $25. Ba: others. J. R, J. EDGAR LEAYCR 2 HOUSES, ROOMS, PLACES OF BUS NESS, be _ WANTED. — nd Brookly: WELL FURNISHED: "HOUSE: ; thoronghly competent: ‘Addross bux 9,651 Post office. OR FLAT IN NRW YORK OR me. Address, with full eo. corner, 7 Mahe Room erence and security MALL HOUSE Brooklyn wanted; moderate ¢ particulars, ©. G., 8 Pe WANTEDTA ae OR FOUR STORY HOUSE, with modern Improvements, wort of Lexington ay. and above Mth st: rent about $1,200, Address HARLEM, Grand Central Depot. vy TANTED-LOFT below Canal st Flnry st., Brooklyn. rey WASTED Two} OR THREE FURNIS! for light housekeeping, with a reepoctableprivate fam: Hy, who have more room than the; ane prema’, if nulted: terme must he reasonable. and. stated ‘or no re A location, 40th to 58th sts., Sth to 8th avs. HOME, box lid Herald inch office. Ww ANTED—A HALF HOUSE, OR FLOOR WITH about seven rooms on second floor, not above 70th st. or bolow 40th at. : rent to be eae rte month: east side. Ad- dress ELLEN KIMBALL, N Rd wi TED—ABOUT MARCH 1, A SMALL HOUSE, st side: rent to be taken oe ; where carefulness would ith av. Deus single, Fy to 87: ‘tabie Board, $3." piace, sth st., near Broadway. SUITE OF ROOMS, W WITHOUT tabl Iso fourth floor, heated, very moderate. Madison av —ELEG) ly or on suit 12 te VATE No. 442 TLY FURNISHED HOUSE; ROOMS SIN. xcellent Board; in German family. M41 & Lexington 1 J LARGE, SUNNY ROOM, SECOND STORY, FRONT, i) Tak Bonrd; every convenience; reasonable.’ 23 West h st. (OR RENT IN PHILADELPHIA—ONE SIDE rat class store. Address 1,218 Chestnut st., Pnitndol phia aks Pe RANGE, SOMERVILLE, BLIZARETI, NS Houses, Farms and Lots tor rent and » BLACKWELL BROTHERS, Brondway. SPECTALTY.—NOUSES, MODERN oale and rent. 8. D, CONDIT, 162 Broadway. RANGE, N.. J.—COSEY COTTAGES SALE, RENT Joroxchange, two Housca, Hichtly encumbered. for Texas Farm. ROBT. APPLET rob CEAN FRONT aT LON SRARCE —FOR SALE, ON easy terms, fine Tract of ocoan front, close to the new posure desirable for restaurant or hotel. Apply to A. Kk Ob > LET-AT RICHMOND HILL, G 1, SEVERAL eat. and commodions Houses, suitable for winter and gammer, with gardens and all convenic near depot; nutes by rail (rom ferry; commutation. Si rents ASPER E. CORNING, 164 Tals Tr ET. FURNISHED, LEWOOD, . ONE hour from New York. half acre House, 1o'roomk: herd ;all —— convenien. ; three minutes {om depo Apply room 2°, proad st: “REAL ESTATE TO BXCH NGE. Kian, “MANUFACTURING “B ‘to exchange for Farm, free from any encumbran on "yi3.t00. adress NO LIABILITIES, box 17: Herald office. PROPERTY—TWO STORY ironnd in Brooklyn. Apply = factory Buildings au 1S. Sega West 241h st. AB y Leasés of three Apply on premises, B. J. piace, near rospect Property Address TRAD! ce. yee UABLE UC NENCUMBERED st. Lots for House in Flush SOME and convenient location Jess than 10,000. JOSEPH MCGUIRE. wi Broadway, TANTED TO PURCHASE—A PIECE OF PROPERTY not more than two hours’ ride fh ww York. nor wre than threo miles from static for erection Several Aol ponds: must be oughtiod by never faittag reat mags a Sweet ¢ saioon. A GOMPORTABLE 1i0USEW it To ‘LET FOR BUSINESS | "PURPOSES. EXNETT BUILDING. corner Fulton and Nass: Several Offices in this building to let. at greatly reduced The offices will be altered tom itaing I heated by steam, and each office has wash- No extras JOUN L. KNIGHT, t the building, Slevavere running. MODERN STORE t., near Broadway, suitwbl low. OWNER, 46 Wost 20th at. ROADWAY, 1427 AND 1,120—40x brown atone Building adjoi wolling part contains 40 rooms; Ing deparato ur together; will be altered mire of EDWARD J. KING, 426 Broomo CoRER BASEMENT, AMERICUS HOTEL, 15 NEW Chambers, near Chatham, Large, light vauita; nominal crowded thoronghfare. RAND BOULKY. HOTEL ‘Wh at. (Contral Park Pinan) Jenes. Apply at 4 Kast Broadway. ILLINERY. Mg one oe Te ehnnce to start business ; ole: we; tath ire for sale. Mi Heald tptown oie M POWER—ROOMS, 50X50 AND 50X00, AND aller; ‘eal | lishted HN MCLAREN, River #t., Hoboken, N. J. 877 6TH AV., ADJOINING NORTHWEST add at.,t0 lonse. JAMES BIRCHETT, 16 Wall st. yd STORY BRICK FACTORY, Brh at.; baller and engine. Inquire on promi o LET STORE AND BASEMENT, ON THE WHAT fC Ath ay. betwoon tid and sth ste. Apply. to J. ROMAINE BROWN, 1,280 Broadway, vorner sid st, LET—sTORE AND LOFTS, WITH. STKAM POW ER, 1 at.; heated by steam: fireproof elo” rt of this building will be let, suit tenants. BROADWAY AND jartiatly furnished, to TAILORS—RARE mt furnished Parlor Address EASY gator: tho whole or en with power. Apply ii pane 1OUSES __ DWELL TO LET. Furnished. = DIOTNING STH A’ nna 41ST 8T.—BLEGANTLY tarnished, "e rout througt Wu KOT Pine at, ING STH AV. BAST 40TH ST.—SUPERBLY 1 Rooms, WYCKOFF, 1.267 Broadway, 00 “DN BUEGANT BROWN STONE HOUSE, FURNISHEL ent reduced half ton private family, Skt Wost 22d UR FULLY AND HAYDSOMELY. FURNISHED Houses to rent, none Sth av, between 47th and Sath «ta CLARK & CRANE, 1 Pine et, 102 WEST asTI WHOLLY OR PARTLY furnished, Li treet, ) LeT—RIGTE N FIRST © {LASS TGH STOOP brown stone Honses—fourtogn on Mist at, aud Madison av. and four curnor sth +4, and Madivon av. Those Hones ero built in the very best manner, as an investment; loca Yon health; iy PEDDEK, Arnold, Constante « and 1th at, HANDSOME HROWN STONE LOUSE Woot ath wt; rot, $08). Anply, 10 Jan liven, MAS PF. GRINS 610 PURNISHED aot tl APARTMENTS ham aRBROMETT FORSTAIT? iy horns =F0 Wits a en only; terme moderate. Yt West Lith st, near aU HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO Aestteck without board; private family, 22 West ri WibOW Wo N BLEGA Fai to A gontiomas attention of a pli Tome. Box te “AT 52 WEST ist ST ELEGANT aitkb RS Room and hall Bedroom, on secand floor, front, with bait attached, ty gentlomen, without board. 9p FLOOR, WITH BOARD. MADISON AV., BELOW th st. Apply aa ae mare Directory, 666 Gd av. 21 hone iy et D AND THIRD floors, for two sin aa with fire; excellent Board. 53 ir Broadway. RT AV., 603, —RLEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, SEC- Oona ‘floor, entire of on suite; first class table and ap- pointments, ATH AY. LARGE AND ELEGANT APARTMENT; Ortchly fuen with or without private tab! 10 WAVERLEY PLAC! EAR BROADWA\ RONT Rooms, $10 to $14 fortwo, with Bonrd; singl transient, $1 50; table Board, $4; ntoam hoa 1 TH, ST., "136 WEST.—DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, with large closets and water, with Bonrd; reference. 116 AND 118 WEST.—WITH ROaRD, ‘aly furnished second story front Room and family; small Rooms for gontlemen; terms very moderate 21 sr. WEST, OPPOSITE SEMINARY PARK. t Board and chotce of splendid, large Room: pricos, 158 WEST —HANDSONELY FURNISHED southern exposure; moderato faratlions 9p st. ALitooma, with terms to gentlemen of OD st. 114 WEST. SAwith Board ; term 930 st. 120, FAST.—TO LET, WITH HOARD, LARGE LARGE ind sinall Rooms; sunny ; prices, 83, $7 por week. DATE ST WEST, 42 —TTANDSOMBLY PURNIRHED hall Bedroom; day Boarders wanted; table and loca- tion unexeeptionabte: references, DA WEST 20TH ‘Rooms, large and small, with Board; house and ap- pointments first class, 2 WEST 16TH 8’ B First class Bonrd RAR STH AV. pry eauvenience, table; liberal terms, BY 4, WEST ITH NEAR BROADWAY —ELE. ‘gantly furnished Rooms, with Board, for families and gentlomen ; rof © ‘CORNER AQ GENTOS, Board: table boantif Ns supplied desirous of economizing will meet with favorable 4S EAST, 20TH ST.-SUNNY ROOMS ON SECOND joor. and one on fourth, handsomely furnished, with first class Board ; terms moderate; references. 45 ST, 60 WEST.—BACK ROOM, SECOND FLOOR; Board for two, 814; aleo two hall Rooms, $6 4G: WEST 4TH ST—1O@MS °° THIRD AND fourth floors, with Board; also hi 1 Rooma, 50. WEST 19TH §T.— ARDOWELY FURNIBHED louble Rooms, third floor; also single Rooms; fi oi Bonrd. D RTORY FRONT ROOM tleman and wife or singlo WEST Jon second floor; also good room: { ST.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, ROOMS lor gentlemen, 8L IRVING PLAgE.—WITH BOARD, SECOND story front, large and hall Rooms; also Rooms on third and fourth floors. AVERLEY PLACE.—NANDSOMELY F Room, anitable for gentleman snd wite xcellent Boerd, 200, iD ST.—HANDSOMELY aoisisiven front Room, second floor: gentlemen or gentlemen and wives, with or withont Boas WHST $4) ST—REAUTIFUL LARGE AND 204.0h Rooms, with Board, to married or single gon- tlemen ; terms low. ST.—ELEGANT ROOMS, ROUTH. Goevore Office; all conveniences, LEXINGTON AV. NEAR 40TH 8T—VERY large and stiall furnished Rooms, with or joeation unexcoptionable. 1.000 roo cot “FIRRT OLARS PRIVATE 5 houses. Information free. Open evenings. ts" Hoarding Directory 1.151 Browdway, Ryo witit OR WITHOUT BOARD, Lt | bse en lences reduced to private houne rates, ST. ~ROARD AND LODGING WANTED. GENTLEMAN DESTRES Aad LL tooM ZL with fire, with of without vrenkfant, Addronn, wi ati particulars, G, 2h) Horald Uptown often ‘An GHNTIENLG ai TS k WELL FURNISHED m, with Board, Ine pelente family; not above 30th st.j references exchanged, Addross 8, K., box 139 Herald Uptown ottice. Bes WANTED. —THRER PERSONS; TWO'ROO! ihren beds, Address, stating terms, &c., MODERATE ox 147 Heraid offices, BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WEST SIDE, UP to 2M at. not above $> oF #L Address EB. A. M., box 16st Toratd nitee, \ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WILL PAY $10) i Treterencent limited income, Addi Worx 140 station A. Weaxtzo-ay paBSTLEMAN ARD WIFE, romoly farn' ine Room piers and Bedi south of warts 10 table. Address, torma, to inelude all Sheree, Post office box 3, V FANTED—BOARD, WITH GOOD SIZED ROOMS, for a Indy, three young ehildre: oad ances, Addre with description of rooms nnd stating lowe: ANDEWSON, 171 Mudivon ay, AY ving lowest ARS i BUe., 400., He. 5 eck, 10 8 CENTRAL, HOTEL, 25% OANA! sre way.—Warm, comfortable Rooma, 30 wookly. Ki: RERDOGKER WOTRL200. NION omfortable, quiet. Open all nigh warnactne pARY 10 TARE WTOC COURT to board; @ mot onre will be given: reteronces Su Barril a ro Ti" oe nddroes for three days M. 0+ ME MAKGiEE WATE to Mth st. office Hy West J4th st: stornico for fn Manos, inggage and goods of every deveription « rates, BOUAMA, ATH AV. FROM iD SALES AT AUCTION. St Ke sano AT THE, LARGE BROWN OF ag ay x. sore KEN 6TH 131 WEST 4TH ST. BET: THIS THURSDAY) |} 0 Ca PARLORS. CHAMDHIS, DINING ROOM, &C,, comprising elegant Drawing Room Suits, in satin and raw feat AYS., i cOMMeTOING SHINE, silk, Eastlake style; Centre Tables, Grand Square Piano- forte; also Cabinet ‘Upright; Oabi Desk Eas hairs, Oil Paintings ly irrors, jandsome minut Chandos sets, Tab China a ‘are: Base ALBERT KRAEMER: ‘uetioneer. Good! J, LUGIl 6 BuirA, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL Boag 80 Af 10 O'CLOCK, + yhuis Da THEE PAN ATE RESIDENCE, weer’ 2 ST., NEAR 6 THE “tia MAGNIFICENT 1 HOUSEHOLD PUR: T IN THISY FIVE STORY BROWN STONE MANSION. MOST WHI i * ein Steer wae ORDER BY CELE- TED . FouR ROUND ESE STI ae ie eC aps RICH PARLOR Rat tw MATINS, RAW'SILKS, &C.; RARE rN Be STL’ YWORKS OF ART, RED IN SATINS and raw alles af f ron large collection of vali WINTER IN HOLLAL AD mt ee oniers: both imported und domestie CHAMBER SUITS, in: *, Bedstoads, Chiffon mers, Washstan Mattrodises, Bodd Suits’ in reps m0 ‘and Ingrain Carp Clocks, Merona: Library . DINING ROOM—Bulfot, e, Chairs, China, Glass and Silverware, ‘od and shipped. MESSRS, TARGRE & 0 + WILL SELL THIS THUREDA 10, O'CLOCK PR AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE XO. oy Wrst 19TH ST., PROPERTY, AILY GUNG ikoap, z. OFORTE, , INWAY ANC CHICKERING. UPINOUT PIANO. Particular attention respectfully called to this anle. Tho Furnituro, Lambrequins and draperies made by bost city manntactirors. from special desiens in nae but short time, PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, in erlmson, eatin ana’ raw ik ; Turkish Loangos, Arm Chatra, ebony and buhl Cabinet, and ( 51 EXTRA’ IMPORTANT rot “PAINTINGS, CARPETS, | TIBRARY AND. DININ DRESSING CANES intaid gilt Bedstends, Waslist wi FURSITCRE, BEDSTEADS: Eastlake and Quoen Anio style y ‘Wardrobes, po bie top Tables. 31h Mattrosses, Pillows, rep, plush. haircloth Sul Dining Furnitare—Extension Table, Buffet, ‘1 leather, Dinner and Tea Sots, Silvorwaro, Cutlery; also Hall Stands, Chairs, Kitehen Furniture, . B,—Go joxed for shipping if required, Tako any uptown line of ¢ lof cues oF stages to Tt Wout 1th ate a RORY ART NOTICE, A. LEAVITT & GO., Aucttonvors, Bxecutors’ ‘snioe fORVLER OLLECTION. Fine tae Patan ar distinguished foreign and merican Artists, Now on exhibition froo, day and event Leavitt Art Galleries, 817 Broadway. To bo sold byauction peremptortiy, by order of tho executors of th eof the late MICHAEL ‘KNOEDLER, ESQ. REAT SALE OF ORIENTAL RUGS AND EMBROLD- car da suteniton “4 Clinton Hall. WEDNESDAY. February 5, ar 5, and following afternoons, Oriental Rugs and hand mado Embroiderios, antique and modern, of the finest description. j, at the Porcelnins, Antiques, de. & GEO. A. LEAVITT & CO., ‘Anctioneers. RT.—THE GUMPERT LLECTION, are now on exhibitiun at the Schenck ART GALLERY, NO. 10 MAIDEN LANE, rompncrily wold wt auction TDAY. FEBRUARY 8 AND 7, pas o How's wach day. “Y —TUNIs JouNson ‘old stand, 3 THIS DAY Upleetearrstecroe st FEBRUARY 6, SALE OF GENERAL, HOUSEHOLD | FURNITURE, Carpets, Oilelaths, Mirrors, &e. Lot Oftico Furniture, Safes, £e. TWO FINE RosWwoop PIANOS, Ares ‘TION. FURNITURE, £0. VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, Auctioneers, will soll TO-MORROW (Friday), at 11 o’cloc! a goneral assortment of Household furnituro, eonsiating of Parlor Suite, binck walnnt_and Cottaze Bodroom Si Sideboards, Dining Roo und Mantel Mirrors, Mattrosses and Pillows, Chairs and marble top ae., de. THIS pAYR AX at ion Tables, Piet Tpright Pianos, hair Tivon and Brusscls Carpets, Eney les, Crockery, Cooking Utensils, ‘A veTiON SALE.—PETER HOWE, AUCTIONEER, sells, FRIDAY, at 11 o'clock, at the suction rooms corner Bth large assortment of Farnitu Boards, Droweing Casge and Huronue, Paintings, Washetands, Bodsteuda tresses, Brussels and Ingrain Carpet and University place, arlor Suita, Mirrors, Side ‘Tables, Chairs, Oil hair and spring Mut- &e. “AUCTIONEER —SPLENDID ovaluable Houses, built upon jot; 401 Tet ay., at 23d st.; Suprome Court foro- auction to-day, at 12 o'clock, at 111 Broad- “A UGURT SCHWAB, AUOTIONEER, OFFICE 277 BOW: ery.—Antetion sale of Hotel Furnitanre,| Restaurant andy Bar Fixtures, on Monday next. Full particulars day slo, 18SELL_& EULER, AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY, srapranry Tat ip ovelock, jesroum &3 Chambers and 65 Reade sts., and Fronch Tinned and Also largo lino of Shoe. sBtmslies, Hatehe Jots Tinned and Enametiod Waro, Tabi oe lery, 50 doren Axe Hand! e: Cedar Tubs, Pail Sics: slates lot ef Beaoy Hiseaas Sresopetey eas Viahty ims, de., from a music doaler. B “RA YOUNG CO. AUCTIONEERS, Salestoom 85 Nassau st. of fine Oil Patnt- Peremptory sale of a choice collect! ings, by American, pad foreign arti: tito Bi JOUN A. DUNN, AU ONONEER— BALE THIS day, 10%, jo. 152 West 32d o'clock, Ni niture of four story private residence, on Baits ng Casos,walnut Wardrove Dressini 1 and Tablos, handsome Bodstends cnamellod tage Suits, lace Curtains, Cornices and Shades, Mirrors, Parlor Stoves, hair and hak Mattresses, Brussels and Ingrain rete Extension Tables, Dining Chairs, toy igen’ with all nm Uter ith which the sal LLMAN: E LL ay, commencing 1034 o'clock, No, #5 hexter st. fa ixtures of Liquor Ntoro, splendid walnut Bar, ar, French Pinte Mirrors, Pumps, Tables, ‘Oe deliorm, Gluseware, &e.; poltively in lows. Auetionoors! offieo, 185 4th av. “COLTON, AUCTION] E: tivo sale of rich and piain Houschold Furniture, bareday), February the sulosroom 506 ‘cloe! Wiheontire Parnivure of «Cit; tare Bair Parlor, Library Bedrooma and Dining if Roora ¥ 2 ing, two rosewood . iusson, Wilton, Velvet and Brussels Carpe Pier ‘and Mantel Mirrors, largo x, O4t Patneings nat Engravings, jh est clasd Bill ans Ware, Carpets will we nol ‘bout 3 o'clock. Fern uepert & DENNIS WILL SELL THIS alip, tt ~ WEINBERGER, AUUTIONE! ary 8, at 12 o'clock, at 20 Burling ER-SELLS THIS ‘clock, at eee Oth mt., Elevated Railroad. Room Suits, lace Cur- rattin: Bi bee fockers, Stoves, Hal Bote: Pinte, ¢ ‘rockers, Kitchen Utensils, & Also three rt 1h wees ol single nd double. sent. Saloon; Bar, Mello, d&e., in lots. ORTGAGE SALE —LEO HERTZBERG. ~AUGTION- ir, solln 12 ol 2 Sd av., fine ae cece ant: Rangos, Boltors: * Bie Tables, patent Pilatedware, Bars, Showense, &c., in lots. Deulore viatnek RAT: i | DAxsior tate SALE.—THOMAS J.-M ‘Anctioneer, 16% Chathnin st., corner Mulberry, rol pin day. 1 o'¢toek, 70) Lote Men's and Women’ att Lrromsos, hem nie, Guiles, Mankote, ‘heading: Beste Basen, be-) aioe ‘antaloons and Veuts. By Ordur Davia toss, Catharine st Parca a en SALE —R. PIE oy nt, None Howery. wi Mog tte ng ‘nGloutiiag, Dresses nants, NEER, at LL o'clock, jothing, Dresses, Shawls, Blankets, Bedding, ioe Pants and’ Vesta lby ord nderciothing, (Quilts, Bhovs, &e., Ae, Also, Con iM Trockwedei, 460 vit ny. R. “BOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEE! a 7 geil, TUL TS BA, lnsehotes (ni nm. ome. Also Ho nohetd Furnitare, Mirrors, vorplated Waro, Crockery,Gas Fixtures, &e, AUCTIONEH. me rare old aut Btands, 81 r] Of tho entire ‘Stock of Tiwary, Caske Siratidies, tit. Ham: Ports she ran in, Rum, Port, i canon kets Cham pan a Xiao bareel Jonongnl if Ree Wie Af varlows Tran and 2) caves imported ie fei ice barrels inert taunt kee nals posi '@, In lots to sunt dealers, F, ee. fercattea F ri mg Maetine and ane BUNARD RithiAY, Shortt Fear, Liepnty Shortt LUTAM ABDOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL O on jhie day, at 11 o'elook. 488 Broome at. the { house; Feather Beds, wainnt Bedstéade, Chairs, Tabiee, ining room and kitelen Furniture, Brangeln and ing Carpets, ae. TALLRRATHIN, AveTION TER. MANDALBAUM 4 & OO, seth, 2 Logs yg Ee a eth nidoont Fixtures of Dri erro Coun 0 Xtoe! may ape ro, Bw # Wartitions, &¢., only in tao |i _SALES AT “AUCTION. WEST W0TH ST. “WILL BE S018 | pat AGG oat Exchange Salesroom, Tbr 26 feet front; lot half block tre tore we * artienlurs from the auction C BROWN MARBLE MANTELS. A q FURTIER Rk DUCTION IN PRICES FROM FUSE 1. —Mantels, Gri nd all kinds of Slate Work; a, Setavcmene asia dousns. PENRHYN SLATE COMPAN 50 Union square, -. ‘ay. and 17th st. Marae MANTELS AND MC than ever. A. NEAbER 1st LATE, MARBLE, Ae woop MANTELS 1 annie STEWART & CO., 75 Weat 23d st. “REAL ESTATE. The following sales were made on the Real Estate Exchange February 5:— BY JOIN. noYD. 8. Wright Holeomb, reforeo—Forectosure salo of the {wo story tramo dwelling, with Jot 16.8x100.10, No. 166 Bast 110th 2Us.4 fh, w. of Bd av, to Robert Mueller. LIAM KENNKLLY. BY wil Bernard Reilly, Sheriff—Forcelosure sale of the seven story Urlek hotel building, with Ieaso of plot +$3,350 1871; term, : a annum So} William 12 four story plot of Tan Block front bot woon (N and (Now. 18 soa) fe haa brown stone front dwelling he, w. #. of Madiso 2. 170.4) Bast ‘oth, it 46th at., to pla a Henry H. ‘nape, roferee—Foreclo She two five sary bri brick buildings, with lots, each q 201, 208 a dughe Chrystie t., w. 8. ; No. 201 to John Bonnott D. Theodotus Burwoll, putores~Fareclansre sale of the five story brick welting, with lot 24.6x87.6, No. 134 Allon st. 8, of Rivington st plaintiff... ho two Jog, 18, uxt rosby V8.5 Prince at.; to plaintiff... Total,....... OFFICIAL BEA ESTATE TRANSFERS. . The following statement shows the real estate transactions recorded in the Register’s Oilice Febra- ary 5, 1879:— ea Btn. 6.455 fh of 7th 15x62; Sophia ); Delia Noxon to Fd 5 5. v., Oxi iy Chie. lotto Kwan dancin. Tripler. 7h Ov ft. we of L Tvuth stem, 116.8 ft. w. of Sth av, Bdward Cuuningham ud wife to uenie. G ot De ‘Gloss and wite to Kaward_Lenuon. th st.cmh, 100 Ct, o. of WUE ay, Zox hs? orick N. Fieining to John 8. Fleming. th st., 4, 8.4 samo, property; John 5, ages B Church. &. ¥ Duck ste, 421x650; Lohnon and wit to Michinel Dui Bd ay., &, m. 20 ft. 9 of 87th st. Duty to Richard i. Bowne. Guth st., 9. 8, 75 f Oth st., ». 8. 75 ft. w. of Ist av. Brady to Jamos Andetson. 120th ot, n. 8., 105 ft. e. (4 lots), between av. . Livingston to ren ‘Johnston 141 tt. 0. of 4th’ av. 1 ‘Kol tu George i wet (lot No. o3, Bath wai 12Lat ney in. 'roderick Ralirosd area Trott and Rueband to Jncob Slorel Lexington av., 0. #, Go10 ft m. of Both ot, Fn eee Maria’ J? Cody and husband to J) itt Two iLaiereguine? alvo 11 Mth av., 70%201.10 to L1Sth at. 5 Bu.4 Ta of ithe a Oat LA xizrogal 4 Ds Be, Broadway, Cohen aad wife ‘to Geor, Thompson Stas we Hy ret ft. 8, of Spring 40.1xirry ular: J! Thomasson (roteres) 18 Feed erick 5. Broome st., vie Nom. aw to) to Philip Kola Bch av., Léxirrogular ‘Dainiry aud wife to John Me 12,100 iibore to dota Melniyre: nh 150 ft. w. of th av. to same; 21 yeare.. NCOMDRD MORTGAGES, Bowne, Richard H.. tv Thomas jeCuhill and oth (oxecutors, &e.), 6. 8 of Bd of 87th st. demand. OWER oes eee 2100.11; same Bendy, dai lee f ae 15,000 mot t ‘ Pause, Ueorgos to Macia A. Zipt, as & of Soria w. of Sulllvain at. ; 5 yenes Johnston, Kmma/d.) aind | husband, te leobart Liv: Ingston, n. », of be i Kab, Mayer, to Sopita tt ¥ ‘and wife to In, £e.), nw. Cor year, ay. ; 3 yours Tooker, Jacob and wits, to Henty Schmidt, 0. yout av. Asn. of 74th +» 900 NTS OF NOKTGAGHS. Canstdy, oR her (exéeutors, &c.), to F, X. Majo f fee 81.250 Biront, iby vibe; i,t Frederick W. Liwes 1300 fo Insurauce Company to 21,000 rail Rose, Jr. 1 Howe! Go Masemann 1,000 Tompkins, ‘itary Hi, wo W. F. Hivestand. 1puo THE WINDSOR HOTEL SOLD. LARGE NUMBER OF OFFERS AND LIVELY BIDDING—KNOCKED DOWN TO A YOUNG MAN AT THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-ONE THOU- BAND DOLLARS. A vast crowd collected on the Real Estate Exchange yesterday to witness the sale of the greater portion of the Windsor Hotel. Among those present were many large property owners, hotel keepers and brokers, The property, which is described as the “soven story brick building, with twenty years’ lease from April 29, 1871, of the plot of land 200.10x140, on the ¢ side of Fifth avenue, block front between Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh streets, ground rent $19,400 per year, sub- ject to back ground rent of $4,850 now duo,’’ was sold in f6reclosuro at the suit of Peter Goelet and others against Johu T. Daly and others to satisfy a judgment of $130,000, Tho sale was under the di- rection of the Sheriff, whose description and terms were read by the auctioneer, when several gentlemen inquired if the plaintiff’ would give possession if tho property was sold. One of the Goelets who was present retused to give any answer, and bid $100,000; then $150,000 tind $200,000 were bid. The property advanced by 5,000 bids to $220,000, and by $500 and $1,000 bids to $351,000, at which price it was knocked downto a young man apparently stranger to all present. . GOING FOR A CHECK, Proceeding to the auctioncer’s «tand he gavo thi name of F, W. Barker and requested helf an hour's grace in which to go to a bank and secure a certifiet check for the ten per cont deposit required. The re- wt being granted by Under Sherif Cummings the stranger disappeared in the company of George W. Belden, ot Syracuse. Great curiosity was felt as to who he was and whom he represented, bots were even offered that he would not return, When the half-hour had expired the Sheriff. ordered the prop- erty resold, The auctioneer mounted the stand, when: Mr. B, McMahon, on Cogn of wixteen bondholders, in- sisted as nearly ail the bidders had disappeared, that tho sale should go over. While entering his protest there was a stir in the rear of the denye crowd, and in rushed Mr. Barker, Ureathlees and holding aloft two certified checks. His appearance was yreoted with a round ot cheers, Right behiad him came Mr. Belden, who took the checks aud banding them up to the auctioneer completed the sale. The balance of the money ia to be pard on February 25, Karly in the day application ed been made on behalt of the representatives of Mr. Daty to Judgo Donohue for an adjournment or stay ot the sale of the Windsor Hotel, in the suit brought by Goclet and others against the detendants, This motion, how- ever, was at onee denied. It was aly under stood that the real purchaser ia Mr. Belden, who, being related td the Daly family, it was rumored, irchased it to secure tho interest of the Daly heira, Fhe m precipal competitors were Mr. Powers, o' wers Brothers, master masons, who followed thi hs up to about $300,000, when Mr. Dixor orney for Samuel D. Baveock, took up the competi- tion and bid npon it until it reached $450,000, It is not supposed that the sale will interfere with the running of the hotel. To A LUNATIO. ASYLUM. ‘The report of the commissioners appointed by Iudge Gildcrsleeve to inqnire into the mental condi- tion of William L, Palmer, Jr., who shot and killed Officer Asa H. Furniss, of the Fourteenth preciuct, was yesterday submitted to the Court, Indye Gilder- sleqve ianued an ordet directing that Palmer be com- mitted to the State Lunatic rtd at Utien tor Ovservation and treatment. This order was served upon the Sherif, who will take c ang OF ot Ta prie- oner’s removal from Bellevue Howpit —TRIPLE SHEET. ‘ THE COURTS. A Dangerous Character Put Out of Harm’s Way. COST OF A CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWL Important Suit Growing Out of Seizure of Tobacco. Afgable young man who calls himself a Cuban and who rejoices in the name of Charles Rivara was placed on trial yesterday by Assistant District Attor- ney Lyon 1n Part 2 of the Court of General Sessions on acharge of larceny. This was not Mr. Rivara’s first appearance as a criminal, having already served a torin in the Penitentiary, On the night of the 18th of December last he mado advances to Bessie Gold- stein, and having informed her he’ was a wealthy Cuban and could hardly speak English, wanted her to accompany him to his cigar store in Bleecker street that he might seo that it was properly closed up, The -wgman remained outside while the gallant got some cigarettes. ‘Phoy then proceeded to No, 119 East Houston street, Here Miss Goldstein alleged that Rivara chloroformed her, and when she awoke in the morning every article of hor clothing ond jewolry had disappeared. Inquiries at the cigar store to which he bad conducted Goldstein resulted in the disclosure. that Rivara, hi nothing to do with ft, From the description of him he was subseqnontly arrested and fully identi- fied. The jury convicted him, and, it appearing that he was a regular practitioner at this kind of robbery, Jndge Cowing imposed the full penalty—fve years the State Prison. THE OLD DODGE. On the 23a of December last a young man of good address entered the warchouse of A. T. Stewart & Co, and selocted a camel's hair shawl valued at $300, which, he said, he desired to present to his wife. Ho asked the salesman to send the shawl to J. C. Smyth, at the Grand Central Hotel, and on the arrival of the messenger he met him and showed him to one ot the parlors on the first floor. He politély took the shawl from the porter and stepped into an adjoining room in order, a8 he said, to see if it would please his wife. A minute after the young man’s disappear. ance the porter followed him into the ad. joing room, which, to his amazement, he found empty. Mr. Sinyth could not, of ‘course, be found ‘anywhere in the hotel, and she police were at once notified ‘of the affair, Detective Philip Roilly, of the Twenty-sixth precinct, soon after captured man nomed John Rogers, who gave his address at No. 400 West Fourteenth stroet. He was promptly identified ag J. C. Smyth and indicted on the charge of larceny. When arraigned in Part 1 of the canes of General Sessions yesterday he pleaded guilty, It waring that he hud never been arrested before, un that he belonged to a respectable family, Judgo Gildersieeve sent him to the Stato Reformatory at Elnira, TOBACCO SEIZURE. Tho trial of a suit brought on behalf of the United Statos to recover the value of 117 boxes of tobacco occupied the entire day yesterday, in the United States District Court, before Judge Choate. A truck load of tho tobacco was brought to the court room as cvidence. The tobacco was seized last March at the warehouse of Messrs. Thompson & Moore, to whom it had been consigned by W. A. Bobbitt, of North Carolina. It was claimed by the revenue oficers who made the seizure that the stamps upon the boxes had been used a second time. The value of each stamp is $10 and of the tobacco about $2,000, In the trial yesterday T. J. Harland appeared tor the defendants and Assistant District Attorney Herrick for the government. The case is still on. THREE MURDER CASES. The Court of Oyer and Terminer was filled with a large crowd of spectators yesterday, atiracted by the morbid desire to listen to the developments in the trial of the three murder cases of John Schmidt, the Oliver street boarding house keeper who shot a sailor named Henry Madden on the 234 of January last; of John Brown, an Italian, charged with killing John Regalia on Christnms day at No. 16 Baxter street, and of young Felix Lavelle, who shot Sarah Hayden in ane strovt, on last Christmas. The counsel in all three ) Mr. William F, Howe, int wed in behalf of all the prisoners a plea of not guilty to the several indictments, which were of the grade of murder in the first degree, and intimated to Judge Barrett and Assistant trict Attorney Rollins that hho waa ready to proceed with the trials at an carly accused were then remanded and will prob- ably be th be tried during the — term of the Court, THE ALLEGED } FIRE BUGS. Abraham D. Freeman and Charles Bernstein, charged with being accomplices of Isaac Perlstein in setting fire to the tenemont house No, 11 Ludlow street on the night of the 10th of November last, were yesterday placed on trial before Judge Barrott, in the Court of Oyer aud Terminer. Porlstein, as will be remembered, was tried in the Court of Gen- eral Sessions, convicted of arson in the first degree ‘and sentenced to State Prison for life, The prisoners now on trial were represented by ox-Judge George M. Curtis and E. M. Fox, the feo being con- ducted by Assistant District Attorney Rollins. The entire,day was consumed in obtaining a jury, it Deing AimMeut to find on the entire panel twolve men who had not alread: at expressed an opinion as to the guilt of the acen: parties. The trial promises to occupy several days. ALLEGED OBSCENITY, In Part 2 of tho Court of General Sessions John Clark and John J. Reilly were srraignod yesterday, before Judge Cowing, for keeping an allegod disor- derly house at tho premises known as Egyptian Hall, in East Thirty-fourth street. The placo, as will be remembered, was raided on last Saturday night and tho defendants held by mommired Kasmire. On ap- plication of Mr. Abe H. Hummel, who silntca their counrel, the bail was reduced to $! was promptly furnished, and the prisoners liberated. The specific complaint was that of permitting ob- scene expressions in the plays of “The Flight of and “Our Pink Domtnoos,” which were performed when Captain ae of the the arrest, Mercury” being Twontycdret precinct, made SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. ¥Edourd Drolhs, charged with passing counterfeit dollar gold coins, was discharged yesterday Ly’ United States Commissioner Shields, Discharges in bankruptcy were granted by Judgo Choate yesterday, in the United States District Court, to G. Rour, A Bleakley, Jr., and A. Bancroft. William Armstrong, @ colored boy, was* yesterday sent by Judge Barrott, in the Court of Oyer and Ter- miner, to the State Reformatory, ho having pleaded guilty to a charge of grand lorceny. Tho Cooper-Marshall case was revived yosterday before Referee Barber, the occasion being the sum- ming up by the respective counsel, Mesers. Ten Eyck and Scribner. Tho briefs which wore submitted wero yory voluminous. Wiltiam A. Ellis, who waa recently arrested in this city on acharge of obtaining money in Texas under faiso protences, was yesterday given in change of a ‘Toxas officer, at his own request, to be taken back to Toxas for trial. John H. McClean, William Melia and Henry Savage, employés of the New York Elevated Railroad Com any, who wore last week indicted for buing Limp. cated in a conspirsey to rob the company by reselling wore arraighed yorterday for embezzlement ‘ourt of General Sessions. The prisoners ‘he et rola. $74 &John Kouns, of Now Orleans, nt the government to recover $30,000 imposed on the firm under the general tax of twenty-five per = ‘on cotton going inte Now Orleans in Tens came for triul yesterday betore Judge Wallaco, in tho* United States Circuit Court. Mossrs. Edwards Piers nt and Jefforson Clark and H. ©. Bliss ap- for the plaintiffs, Judge Van Brunt, of the Court of Common Pleas, terday rendered a deciaton in the matter of fdwin 3, Brinckerhoff, 0 Innatic, apporting Mr. Thomas H, Landon committee of the person estate of the lunatic upon fling a bond in tho same amount as the previous comnuttee, Aaron Hardman, Mr. Brinckerboff was declared a lunatic several years oqo, and is now confined in the eons Asylum. He is the owner of a as pe 6 fe 0 the frm forging : Thomas P. Luseoy, charged w! name of Jorinh Macey & Sons to an advertisem their busiuess, was arraigned yest before Judgo Barrett, in the Court of Oyer and miner. He gp om guilty to the charge; but on the statement y Assistant District ‘AMoeney Hobbine that he had ‘een cunvicted of a rimilar offence somo yours Meee oe the prisoner withdrew his plea of guilty manded for trial, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. PERS: 115, by Jud Suraemy Count—Cnamoxns—Held a hne.—-Nos. 90, 1, 46, 40, 61, 75, 85, 117, 190, 131, 134, 141, 14%, 156, 160, 1 201, 208, 209," 321, 248, 290, 240, HA, 249, hoengan Gount—Wvset RTA a Pena Held, by » ‘ei 3 | 854, 870, 871, 670, 876, 788, TaH. as, 80, 80, Von Vorst.—Law and 893, 900, 901, 909, 910, 912, 913,'914, 917, 918, 919, 920, 921, 92, WBA, 025. 928, BT, Bas, 0 $30, 931. COUL: at ho we 1.—Adjourned un- ara ruary 10, Part 2—Hent by Juclgo Lawrence Now. 1742, 1783, 1784, 1008, 1181, 02, 420, 2413 248, 2483, 1040, 2061, 4341, 1726, er i, 2175, M08, 4350, 508. Part 3—Held by Judge Van Hrunt.—Nos. 4359. 598, 247% 1110, 3588, Jak? 3087, goed,“ 1a51.. aged, “iv, BFL. 7, Boas + 2088, 2080, 2092; 2098, 2004; Jy5, 2906, 2097, iNsvPenon Count—GeneRaL TERM.— Adjourned sing Svrznron Cor Judge Speir.nNo, Gounr—Srrcta, Teny-—Held by ge UPERION CoURT—TuaL Tent—Part 1—Held by Judge sfedgwick.—Nos, 560, a0 120, 134, 177, 313, ton ies 596, 411, 280, "620, 522, "524, 491, 635, 1040, ‘a 495, 455, 521. Part 2—Held by Julue Freedinan.—Nos, - 600, 611, 365, G04, 537, 541, 197, 152, 497, 520, 575, 580, 582, 103, Puras—cops on NERAL Tenm.—Adiourned sine Preas—SrrctaL Tsrw— Justice C. P, Daly oNoe ke Her ae Cue Common ComMoN Bisa aoe Ten Hoesen.—Nos, 15, 11, Md. wah ge seh Common Pruas—Trman Term—Part 1—Held_ b: Judge Larremore.—Case on-—No, 550, McDonald ne Hanover National Bank. No day calendar. Held by Judge J. F. D 096, 868, 86), be aantientes Ret. ela Judy McAdam Nos, 5012, 5135,-2718, 2973, 5893, 12, a, 4710, Sain, 5419, S421, 5422, 5424, 5425, 5426, 5427, 5450, 5483, SAB. cane 2—Held ya Ces ‘iuntio eee 8. 5309, 2910 345, SILK, 3708, 5339, 5308, 5156, 5409, bal, ‘5413, 5414, 5415, 5416, 5417. Part 3—Held by Judge Shea.—Nos, 5313, 5331, 5384, 5063, 534), ‘atl, Pi 2, 5000, 5196, 2955 36, 5202, 5296, 315043. Court or GuxrnaLSEssioxs—Part 1—Held by Ji aa {J Gilderslceve.—The People vs. Patrick Conley, rol bery; Samo vs. John Arnold and Willism array, ; Same vs. Joseph Powla, felontous assault and battery; Same vs, Peter Wilmot, felonious as- sault apd battery; Same vs, Thomes Laue, burglary; Same va, Justin Pettigean, grand larceny; Same vs, Frank Jean, grand larceny; Same vs, Charles McCar- thy and Charles Smith. eae larceny; Same vs. George J, Grubb, grand larceny; Same vs. Frank Pendergast, false unae Sane vs vs. Mary Finne- an, disorderly house; fone vs il hea | Hayes, disot- derly howse; Same vs. . Fox, false retences; Same vs. William mek: grand larceny, rt 2—Hold by Jud, abi Nple. .—The People vs. Peter Brady and William Smith, bery; Same vs, James Fitzpatrick, burglary; Same vs. Joseph Brady, bur- glary; Same vs. James Moran and Timothy Clark, grand larceny; Same vs. Law dl Cornelius, grand lar- ceny; Same vs. Selina McCuilum, false pretences; Same vs. Leonard W. Bernard and John West, tit larceny; Same vs. James O'Brien, larcony from the person. Court or OER AND Tenminer—Held by Judge Barrett.—The People vs. Charles Bernstein and Abra. ham D, Freeman, arson, i COURT OF APPEALS, Aunany, N. Y., Feb, 5, 1879. In the Court of Appeals, Wednesday, February 5, Present, Hon. Sanford E. Church and associates :— No. 70, Joseph Nickerson and others, respondents, ve, Emil Ruger and others, appellanta.—On motion of L. B. Pikg judgment by detault opened and cause submitted. No, 357. The People, plaintiffs in error, vs. Franci Crapo, defendants in error.—Submitted, No. 77. Simon Cohen and another, respondents, va. Philip Goldman, impleaded, &e., a appellant.—Argned by Samuel Hand for appellant; Morrison for re- spondents. #, John H. Poillon, appellant, vs. Charlo« L, Lawrence and another, respondents,—Argned by Ben- Exe e Hitchingg for sppollant; Honry Stanton for indents. No. 83. Levi Weed, respundent, vs. Tho Village of Ballston Spa, appeilant.—Argued by Matthew for appellant; L. B. Pike for respondent. CALENDAR, The day calendar for Thursday, February 6, 1879, is as follows:—Nos. 19, 55, 66, 84, 80, 82, 85, 37. THE TATGENHORST ESTATE. The following decision was rendered by Judge oe yesterday in the Tatgenhorst estate case (Clara A. Tatgenhorst vs. Henry Siebert ct al.):— After a careful scrutiny of tho evidenco I have found nothing which impugns either the capacity or tho intogrity of Mr. Siebert. It was not his duty under tho ci stances to convert the gan stock, for he could not have done 80 without sorious loss, and t! WAS a ronsonablo grou for the bolief that by holding it for a little while loss might be avoided. ted States bonds should havo oon registered in the ox of himmelf and Ars, Tat- But as he mwonrs, that the omiasion to do sg ‘and no injury has ensued, I will ag he states it. Still, I think that the ions which have grown up between him and Mr, and the desire oxpressed by hersolf and the rdian of i children that some other barter be substi. xt in his place, render him an unsuitable person, within the moaning of tho statute, to be continued as trastée. Sho and har chifiron s are the only bonoficiarics, and thelr wishes ‘® controlling effect, om mithwick, 41 N. idence ‘before me, 117.) * rant, “how interfere with his rij or as oxecutor, Thom tho he. and securities muat Gaye ronigns lia trust by Gling & Tioties to thal effect with tho clerk "The injunction, so tne ne It relatos to tho trust roperty, is continued, but in other respects it $6 vacnt The further disposition of the motion will stand arr unt the 9th inst., at ton o'clock. Granville P. Hawes for plaintiff. Olcott & Mestre for defendant. TENEMENT HOUSE AMENITIES. “Well, Ann Dunn, how did your face get scratched in’ that manner?” asked Justice Smith yesterday afternoon of the woman in black who stood before him with a countenance that looked as though it had struck a buzz-saw. “It was Mary Brogan-that done it, Yer Honor,” re- sponded Ann, “and bo that samo token sho kem near havin’ the life o’ me. Here's how it was, Jedge:—Ye see, I live on the top fluro of No. 46 Oak street, and Mary Brogan lives in room forninst me. Well, last night I kem up with a pail o’ wather in me hands, up foor flights o° stairs, Jodgo, and who bounces out and ketches me be the hair o’ the head but Mary Brogan? ‘Oh, yo scullion, ye,’ sho says, ‘I'll have the heart o’ ye,’ and with that she nailed mo. She knocked me down, tore the flesh aff me face in rib- bons, and thumped me; about the chist. Och, J she all but killed mo,” and Ann Dunn wept at bare recollection of all she had suffered. «Look at here, Mr. Smith,” imposed Mary Brogan, adumpy dame of about forty-five, with pugnaeity written in every lineament ot her countenance. “God forgive ye, Mrs. Brogan,” interrupted Ann, “and may that same not stand agin ye with the Al: mighty,” and she piously raised her eyes to tho sky- t over the Suntlee’ 's head. ““Botheration take yo foran ould by ”* retorted th a look of withering iGontompts “sure are nivir but making throuble hous, ‘and not wan of the nabors but hates ‘he's sight °’ Gh, Sedge,” said Mrs. Dunn, “don’t believe her. I’m a poor woman arid ine husband has a broken leg this nine months,” “Mr. Smith,” said Mrs. Brogan, squaring herself before the Justice and placing her arms akimbo, “that woman strik me furst. Sho hot me a skelp io the side o’ the lug that tuk the brith out o’ me en- tiroly, Fwhat kud I do? Stand there like an ould shape an’ lit her whale mo all sho wanted to? No, Jedgo, Lkud not; so I smashed her back and I'd do rs un, #0 I wud, moind that now,” and she empha Sette declaration by skaking her fist in the otter th apie ye ‘ou both in $400 bail to keep the peace for six months,” said Justice Smith, “Och, wurra! wurra!” subbed Mrs, ‘ons, be to God! but that's Tack ejaculated Mrs. Brogan, ‘and mo the mother o’ foor childor.”” rol trust roee! ing to the granted uniess Mr. bert within two it tor peton: THE STILETLO. At tho Tombs Police Court, yesterday morning, Teto Tedeschi, an Italian pedier, thirty-seven years of ago, residing at No. 333 East Elevonth street, was committed in default of $3,000 bail to answer chargts of felonious sasault and battery pee. ferred by Franco Lubardo and Frank Gaffney. Tho latter alleged that at eleven o'clock the night before Toleschi entered the ‘lodging house No. 4 Park stroct, whero they were 8! and assaulted the ppalaorear sone Scott. trey lavertered in her be- Patt, whereupou, as they aver, Tedeschi plunged a stiletto in tho left side of Lubardo and also cut Gaff. ney in the right arm." Tho two men wero committed to the House of Detention to insure their appearance when the aaah it shall come to trial, SUSPECTED OF ARSON. Simon Pilser, who wag arrested on Tuesday night on suspicion of setting fire to his tailor shop at No. QA Third avenue, was arraigned bofore Justice Mor- yesterday, and remanied till tho matter could investi roy v4 the Fire Marshal. Part of the evidence ag an is that @ kerosene lam exploded in his Coptied while he was absent tor abou! five minutes in # neighbor's house, and that he had fa policy of $800 from the Globe Insurance Compan; on a very small stock of goods. It is also ald cask Pilver failed in business about six mouths ago, DEALING | IN HORSH BLANKETS, William P. Frost, of Springfield, Mnas., was in the Fifty-sevonth Street Court yenterday. He satd that he had purchased nino horse blauketa from Robert Saunders, of Thirtieth street and Third avenue, for $20, and on the barrel which way supposed to con tain them being opened at the railroad station it wax found to contain but one blonket, John IL Neth, of Hartford, Conn, who hid uéyotiated with James Smith, of No. 424 Kast Pwenty-Kevond atceet, for the purchase of some blankets, was also in court, Ho alleged that while in Smith's company the latter Peon _o of $200, In neither case could Justice chen find suiticient evidence to hold the doalere ne ukete, who were accordingly discharged, It it Fen Ig the Lice that the blankets in question were and that that fat ‘ought 10 have boon SSown to the reputed purvhawors,