The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1879, Page 11

FNANCAL AND OMMERCLAL Review gf the Week—A Less Active Stock Speculation The Money and Exchange Markets. - IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. —_-—___ Wau, Sraeet, } Sunpay, Feb, 9, 1879. The compendious, double-barreled adjectives which could alone do justice to s description of the stirring events on ‘Change during the past month may at last give way to s milder sort, as better fitted to sketch tho diminished business of the weck just passed. In fact, this period was marked by a duain- tendo movement, not onjy in the bulk of transac- tions, but in degree of popular intercat and in changes of values as well. There were not so many speculative shoulders at the wheel, nor were they of the same vigorous sort which had so long and per- sistently been pushing the market upward, but rather of an amateurish and weak margined kind, that let prices alip back at most unexpected moments find created s distrust lest tho car of prdyreas be mived entirely. There was some calling upon Jupiter in the guise of the great bull operators to give the market a lift, but the response was partial andjuncertain, and the smaller bulls profited little from their invocation. It resulted, therefore. that prices became exceedingly irregular and the general pulse of the market feverish, though on the whole values tended upward, showing at the end of sho ‘week-an improvement, measurable in most cases fractions, but in a few by units. Among these latt wero Erie, Michigan Central, Lako Shore, Rock Island, Ohios, the grangers and tho ‘anthracites, the gain ranging anywhere from 1 to 5 per cent. ‘ Though there was less “go” to speculation the progrest was @ much more healthy one than had marked the previous rear'ng, tearing advance, which got out of breath at the miost critical moment and came down with a flop, to the injury of ‘profes- sionals and the discouragement of the public. -It is sincerely to be hoped that we shal] see no repetition of this forcing process, but that prices will be al- lowed to take their way, slowly but surely, to that higher level which they must ultimately reach. ‘That this opinion is pot s chimerical one is war- ranted by the fact that signs of improvement are seen in all parts of the country; that the rate of in- torest is likely to rule permanently lower, and that the value of ell properties that are returning or have fair prospects of returning 5 to 6 pescent per an- num will rule in the neighborhood of per and will stay there. The opening prices of stocks'on Monday last ‘were:—Delaware and Hudson, 414; Western Union, 100%; Pacific Mail, 1134; Erie Railway, 2534; New * York Contral and Hudson, b116; Lake Shore, 72%; Morris and Essex, b82}g; Northwestern, 593<; do. preferred, 84%; St. Paul, 403; do. preferred, 8134; Delawaro, Lackawanna and Western, 5134; Michigan Central, 88};; Rock Island, 1263; Wabash Railroad, 22; Central of New Jersey, 4234; «Illinois Central, b8744; Canada Southern, 55% 9% Union Pacific, p64; Kansas and Northern, 8; do. do, preferred, 86; Ohio and Mississippi, 95; C., C., C. and I., 42%. The highest and lowest prices of stocks at the Board during the weék were as follows:— Now York Central Harlem. and 8t. Joseph prefe1 Ohio and Mississippi. Atlantic and Pacific Telegra Pacific Mail....... ay Dhlcaxo @ ‘Alton BONG Chic & Alton pf.1u08 Canton, . . 29) The money market continues very easy and call loans wore made af] #3 per cent, the former being the tate in several instances where tho collaterals were government bonds. Prime commercial paper was scarce and sold at 3.a 434 per cont. The bank state- ment was less favorable and shows a decrease of $3,097,400 in the total reserve, made up of a loss of $2,918,400 legal tenders arid $784,000 specie. ‘There is on increase in the loan ayorage of $4,038,300 and ot $163,100 jn the deposits. The surplus reserve is con- scquontly reduced $3,789,425, and is now $14,137,875, against $14,306,650 last year, area a is ®com- parison of tho bank averages for the last two woeks:— 9,887,300 19,427,100 Deo Tho following shows the relations between the total reservo and the total liabilities :— Bpecio... $18,633,300 $17,840,300 Doo.. $794 Loyal tenders. Jronieasney 51,135,4000 Deo. dike ———— ‘Total reserve..$72,082,100 12,682,100 $68,984,700 Dec... $9,097,400 Reserve —_re- _ am uired ag’st see» 64,804,800 64,846,825 Excess of re- serve above legal ro : quirements. $17,877,300 $14,137,875 Dec. $3,799,425 Foreign exchango was a little weak at the beginning of the week, but rates were advanced at the clode to 4.8634 and 4.89 for bankers’ long and short st with actual business at coucessions, ‘The foreign commerce of the port of New York for the past week was as follows:—General merehandiso iinports, in- “luaing dry yoods, $4,090,018; produce exports, 67,002,198, The total imports of dry goods and gen- eral morchandiae since Jauuary 1, this year, were $92,426,462, against $91,404,032 for the corresponding period last year and $94,103,165 in 1877, The total exports of produce since January 1, this year, were $27,486,205, against $30,390,860 for the corresponding period last year and brageeine cin iu 1877, DOMESTIO MA M0 MARKETS, LV RITON, Feb. « Cotton firm; | offerings Ube mid Uije. I. dling, ne Th ct ate runny ice. Ret receipe i at ‘oatons | $au ert ts 4237 tb Same, gia ue | Cotton firmer; middling, ‘Bales, 71. K RW Onn, Fob, 8, ae, haath Fil ie inary, Bige, Net roe: 10, Fama gh CS tsar nL, Fob. 8, 1 wie, 1 10.” Matoch. O4vt Cotton firm; middling 9760.4 low yidalings Sib ies, orn ‘Reretip fa, ser ee, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET. ; good ordi jat receipts, 2°32 bales. Exports forwrymnny ibe fas 1p 8 Matoel Cy ‘ott dd hing nano. Fob, , ogttcs firm: 3 wee - ee’ faa AEE, N.C, stony Spirits of t for strained and $1 2) for good ‘trained, tine stoady ut BL wad Sis for yallow: di om tite st Gh Be. Corn tem; price waite, active and un ‘1 fate rth Nevins’: 430 red Michigan at 81. spring + i niet 4 cars new, on track, at 37c, Oats in ok ‘do- a Dastiole Western nt-ve. Barley i Deruorr, Mich., Feb, 8,879. Pics ante and unchanged. Paden! firmer: oxtte white Michigan, 94%. w Be. : 0,, 9334e.; May, 03! fe Corn can with ery Might dovnand Noe yy igh xed, 5¢. ; Net unt quiet but vtoady;, No. 1 wie. ape Brive No.1 mixed, ais, “Sis cope Meas: at aad 05; cholee, 0c, # 25¢. ; sal Eis $0 in: x bapeies corn, oe wiahols; corn, 1,400 do, ; oats, 2, i goak: N 8 antto x Bigbaat, iss Smiber ‘Mic Mere i No, 2 re vr Oy $8 35%50.; eae irks No 3, 2uige," Hogs soally at ar aa ozone dail and unehasged.. Wheat dail’ at t, bis. ie. Ryo quiet ‘Burley ‘ule * one Holders aa ‘si, Lard trrogu lar: Mey bak $6 75, Bulk ments stron, shoulders, $3 G5; 3 c hi dors, set 8 S43 ‘short cleat, yo joudy av fatter dull ood demand; yollow clarified, Se. 6 Be oye nee Livebory touay ape i Paes, 2 Paige nee cr eS pts, Paicaao, Fob. 8, 1870, pica and eee Whout faily active and a £4 eo tair 10. ith, shade hi No. 2 red. winter, 88c. # 20c.; No, 2 Chicago 2 a . March; Jo, 8 do., Tae.'a T3350. 5 |. OB ge. and Grin; $1ic., cash; 1c. a Bitge., April; soe. a Soz¢c. Bye unel gad lowers heavy at a7 i cash G0 Wa)g, March: i On Suze’ April,’ Bulk: moats a 4, April.’ Bulk moat 8): tha Sate 32.00) Tye, 4,000 oa “shipment jour, 8,500 bbl. ;, whens, 51,000 427:000 do, ; outs, Fe aa ae 000 do. ‘PRINT CLOTH MARKET. Fat. River, Feb. 8, 1879, Tho int loths has tinued quiet and Bi Eola dg a 3 barley, HAVANA MARKET. Havana, Fob. 8, sacha’ jugar.—The business done me ectppewre trom spo lune: to cont mor, sines i ie belloesd States wilt romain unaltered Nos. 10 oe ta Dutch stand- urd, 54 a 12, gold, per arrobo; Nos. 15 to 20 Dutch gol standard, 73 reals; contrifugal sugars, Nos. 11 to 18, nome hema thaw 734 reals. Stocks iy ware house at Havana and Matunzus—35,400 box 49,400 bi and has, Recyipts of the wook—7.6 azee, Days, And 10,700, bhds. Reports boxes, Mage and"00 bide. Tncinaine a0 Boxee andall the, vaye and. hids. to the United. 5 Bucon—#29 4 $24.00, currency, per cwt. Butta eee Americ cui ulntal. a8, Sarfoney, por bbl. "for Aimerickn, Jorked reals u 5536 ‘currency, per arrabe. Lend sin Tat $20, currency; por quin jo., in t low.-$27 a is), currency: per quintal. mgd 8 s $16 Paar saber anit’ white ping Soi, id. bor i M 01 0 "white ping, er Shooks duit; suger hogsiends, reais, gold; molasses White ‘navy, beans —10%4 per arrabe. Chewing to stoady with a limited demand, Unit States—por Pe of su; r hd. of ungar, 2 75 0 $3; ing et ports on tho north coast United States—per ayy of Moluagos, $2 25 Penance Two be ing fav * Bilas on the, Unhed nt talon, GO days a gold, short sight do., preminm; wreancest. Ladowment Insurance oa fous and Martanaest aut Taerones fai of all kinds offectod with best compe J. J. HABRICH & CO., 165 Broadway; box 1,880. BOUT SELLING OR HYPOTHECATING LIPE POLI. As Late 30 In wife's favor, Consult DAVID PARKS ‘ACK! Broadw \00D CLAIMS BOUGHT OR a, Pacer ‘cutod on contingent foes; excellent references. ‘BR, box S21 Post oftice, fee York ly HAVE MONEY Ee LOAN ON MORTGAGE, elie’ Btocks and ea olde iL Umant. 145 Broadway, Morne, oun LOANED, ON 8 ON aitiates TaboeeT “LEX, ome ane os, 3, PAYABLE My 1028, BUFPALO CITY 7x, payable tn 1800, JERSEY CITY 7/8, payablo in 1008, cent OSWEGO CITY 7°3, payable in 1890, Forelely DANIEL A. MORAN 40 Wall ot,, New York. United States Bonds and all other marketable Securities market rates. OTICE TO phy on Missisni y direction of the Cireuit “Cours ol : teri tno District of Indiana, [ will, on th ke ‘at the’ FIRST MORTGAGE BONDSOLDRRS Railway Com; United States an i tho Court eee it : JOHN KING, | Onle ana Mistetebs Railway ‘Compuny. U ? darnter B. ELY, Bhi Beaker, Cubs. $200,000. Stee § TO SUIT, TO LOAN ON ve years, Now York city; also at 6 por cont, L. GRANT, 145 B: iway. $750. ).000 2s A re Fesuger te ioe sanlemerishet Tie. POKOPY 20 Pine at, 1,267 Broadway. COPARTNERSHIPS. Btn Modan in 7 val mt te syloalsiravel 1 Heblebel bee Tuisdsy bow dlesetved ena wm Sehtedel “wilt sh fuidace all ae- A BEL. Watt 'SONTEBEL: “BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A Yours” LAWTER AND OLLEGE RADUATE of the highest respectabilit os to co ye apacity requiring business on or dt iplemasy host rel erences given, Addross U, 0, Le, box 104 Herald office. PARTNER WANTED IN AN ESTABLISHED CASIT Aye it ide or ies iterald odlee. LOTHING BUSINES IN PHILADELPHIA —FOR torent Ht shod wholevale and retail bustness, nw finativa ope ay with all requisito Fixtures; wee. anew Gilera COAL BUCKET, ASH BUCKET, for nates "SW. Pie ia New Vo ae te wanted ; rights NER WANTED-IN A GOOD PAYING SILK rn wt and Address box van" Phitadelpinte Past uufucturing Yusinoss; | no competition; | eapital, ‘Address, with reterence, box ou, boat Rew York ‘ STING $50 AND UP- od business addross for particulars X., er FACTURERS AND pelt a DESIROUS FB apenas a CAPITALISTS. — nwt new arti ote, ges wise: eg a 4 Ur REV iebely Spent ane Ae y rANTE IN A DRY GOODS PECIAL SARITA. ng comminsion house abo ital boin, secured: the op; eens to embark fu ty wate Hnexcoptionable references, Ad halt iaporet ut to be ysis et is ver yf and profitable drow ) FOR cn Sane IN A LiGnt MANU: $. 500 rem edo nl iv splendid paatine at ere corner Canal at. $1. O00.ctaureetwa minteat hapi nay tens NG savin + gout on MANERA STURKR nen ah West ‘aie t Be veal i) (Oaaas, ESTAULISURD AND PROFI $3, 000. tufaeturiny business tn eae ee tnveut owadaions INTROWIEY, od tlh wolichved."Audeose box SUNK IN THE HUDSON, A tugboat and two ico barwos, belonging to the Knickerbocker Ice Company, while on their passage to New York from Rockland Lake, were crushed by tho ico off Nyack, near the Hook bps irg pe and 5 seals tire hovienwd tons of LA wore lost, and ths sie Oon- OUR COMPLAINT BOOK. {Norz.—Letters intended for this colamn must be accompanied by the writer's full name and address to insure attention. Complainants who are unwilling to comply with this rule simply waste time in writing. Write only on one side of the paper.—Ep. H&BALD.} A DANGEROUS POLE, To rne Eprrom oy Tux HeRaLp:— Will you call the attention of the suthorities to the telegraph pole at the northwest corner of Leonard and Church streets? It threatens with death all those who daily pass it, J.3. W. HURRY UP THE WORK, To tue Eprror or THe Henaup:— Some fime ago the foundations for elevated railroad statiqns were laid on the corner af ‘Twenty-cighth pam yp but no oe eystey have since bean made to erect the same, habeas ee * STORE RENTS, . To tax Eprror ov rHx HeRaup:— ‘Will the Hxnatp allow an old reader to suggest to owners of store property the propriety of not charg- ing for a store more than a fair percentage on the assessed valuation? It has been impossible for most of the tenants to make « living the past five years on account of the high rents; in tact, the; ae been loging money and cating | into their capil J.B. CARELESS WORKMEN. To rne Epiror oy THE Henacp:— Will you not try through the columns of your valu- able paper to prevent the mechanics Working on the “L’’ road from dropping and allowing their nails to Hie loose in the street? lt is very dangerous for horses’ feet, I came near oat a mre valuable animal from one of these hugo running into his foot, and I have heard of many more such comer THEATRE VENTILATION. ° To tie Epiror oy THE. HERALD:—+ While you are upon the subject of vontilation could you not induce the owners of our leading theatres to do something in that line for, the comfort of their patrons? Not one of our principal theatres has the proper means, of ventilation, and the air in them, es- poy when the house is “crowded,” is abominable, ‘was at one of our leading theatres on Tuesday night and the place smelled like a i ere Coe ie a dirty livery stable at that, LHEATRE GOER. EXPENSIVE SOLDIERS. To tax Epiror oy THE Hrnatp:— Why do the enlisted men in ordnance corps ‘receive more pay and rations than other soldiers? The dis- cussion of the Army Appropriation bill suggests that if it requires anything like $1,000 a man for the gov- ernment to maintain its soldiery these several hundréi men had better be with regiments and com- ‘panies, as is expected of soldiers, and the ordnance can find cheaper laborers and watchmen picking up leaves and ves about their grounds, ret class private of ordnance receives the pay of a spesen ce cavalry, and so it gocs. xX NEWSPAPER POSTAGE, To rue Eprror or THz HERALD:— To-day I desired to mail the Hzraup from Eliza beth, N. J., to Cornwall, Orange county, N. ¥. I was told that one cent would not cover th® postage, and that I must pay two cents, which I did. I asked if did not send the supplement it would make any dif- ference. The clerk at the Post Office told me it would not; that they always charged two cents for the bomen Please inform me if he was right. I have lways been under the Se heels Sra cent coy- ered the postage on aay wy c. H, RB. Exazaneru, N.J., bia wy FARE ON THE JERSEY CENTRAL, To Tae Eprror or THe HeRauD:— On Sunday evening, February 2, I entered the depot of the New Jersey Central Railroad at Bergen Point. Finding no ticket office open I stepped on the first train for New York, The conductor made a demand for the ticket, of which I had none, and I handed him twenty-five cents, the rate which they advertise to nd from New York. He said the fare was thirty-five cents to Now esas which I was obliged to pay. When I arrived at City they made further de- mand for ferriage, Seine I was compelled to pay be- fore I got through. Several others with me felt that we bad been imposed upon. - ‘VICTIM, waar! NEVER? HARDLY EVER, To rue Eprror or THR Henaup:— If your correspondent “Resident,” whose com- munication was printed the Sth inst., will continue his investigation he will learn these additional facts:—Commencing at the cormer of Bed- ford and Downing streets and walking up Bedford and West Houston streets to Broadway he will find, by actual count, 237 ash bar- rels and boxes, three dead cats, two dead Somes two alleged policemen and occasionally a roui There is o tradition that an ash cart was seen in the neighborhood a long time ago, but many of the old residents say th never aw it, What! Never Hardly over. NINTH WARDER. REGISTERED PACKAGES IN THE MAILS, To ram Eprror oy THE Henawy:— On December 19, 1878, I mailed at stétion D a regis- tered parcel to Galveston, Texas. My husband, to whom it was addressed, did not receive it. I made inquiries at station D, but could get no satistaction. After I had sent repeatedly they said they would send out a *‘search”’ and let me know if they ever heard of it, Apparently they have not, for I have sent at least six They grin lar PR Bad ar sar pod ‘If it was the first or second time I know.” 80 it would. be beareble, oF if 1s wes out mere value that was involved Lcould put up wii ie but the Loeetnecrbmeg thin set manner with which Iam treated provokes me beyond endurance. Go about th vignette PB PUNISHMENT IN THE PUBLIO SCHOOLS, ‘To rae Eprron oy Tux Henatp:— May I be excused for calling your “attention toa system of correction in use in our public achools which, I think, must be a great and permanent injury to the children, .It is 9 common custom to tie the hands behind the back, tio the kuces together, and in this pitiable condition strap the child to the seat. Another mode of punishment is to compel the child to hold the hands above the head at full arms’ length. ‘There are soverai other devices used "993 torturing the children into obedience, but I will only mention one more, and that is making a small mark‘on the bi board and causing the child to wateh it till the aor be- come so weakened that the power of secing is im- red for some time afterward. Would not a ju- us use of the rod be far better tor the ate if of the young ones? EXTEND THE HOURS, To tae Eprron or rua Henacp:— A great many of the working class, ineluding clerks, shop girls, &c., whose business docs not ro- quire their attendanco before half-past eight o’clock inthe morning, and who cannot leavo until very near the same hour in the evening, are compelled to still uso the surface instead of the clovated roads. ‘There are also & number of young men who act in the Besa cage of clerks, &c., whose salary is 80 limited that they canuot afford to pay the ten cent fares, and who would gladly take advantage of the more tapid means of getting to and from their places of business if the means were within their reach, I hope the of the clovated roads will see the desirabil- ity of exten their five cont hours from five until nine A. M. and from four until eight P, an. thereby studying ‘the interests of a larger t “would-be ae of their roads and not allow: gthennnelves be compelled by legislative action to oe ¥. i. 8, What cant CE. ENERGETIC POLICE OFFICERS, To rue Epiror ov THe Henap:— Lato Sunday night, or carly Monday morning, o shoe store on Hudson strect was broken into and over $200 worth of goods stolen. A man passing saw thicves leaving, and notified the officer on post. Later in the day he pointed out the two thieves to an oflicer, who, after a lively chase through the clasaic shades (for there all languages are spoken) of “Rotten row,” arrested, and, with the help of @ citi- zen, proceeded to take them to the station house, On tho way they were joined by two more of the “finest,” &ec., who immediately froze on to the accom; ee, still leaving the peiuetpal followed by a of hi . imoharge of the civilian, The netpal, seed: hy opportunity, knocked his custodian down, endl turned une! jallenged to his den in the “row,”’ where he was seon not an hour atterward, and where ho still romains unmolested, although there has bee ‘warrant out more than @ week for his arrest on a vious charge. BPRIN THE TICKET SYSTEM ON THR “ZL,” RoaDs, To mum Eprror or THe Hematp:— I wish to complain of the east side etovated ratlroad company’s system of taking up their tickots. I have had to buy a ticket at oach end of the road two or three timos. I got off at Seventy-sixth streot and Third avenue about eight o'clock in the evening. I Es ay) on toon barges and cargoes of ice will ie going through whon the gatoman (No. 144) eaid, “Ticket, please.” I stopped one side until the crowd passed by. I said, “I have lost my ticket and do not wish to pay twenty cents for one ride.” The ate man said, “My friend, you must not blame me. mt here to ry my duty and see Sante, rote pu a ket in the box or shows a badge.” not doubt my word in the least. I bought the ticket and placed it in the box. I tound this gateman to be of the mort intelligent and polite employés I have met on the road. I asked him if some dther ar Cy not be adopted, He said a simpler and ier pin would be to pod the box inside near the tleket seller and deposit tho ticket as soon a8 it was bought, CONSTANT BILDER, POST OFFICE VIGILANCE. To tae Epitor or Tax Henatp:— I think great praise is due to the New York Post Oilice officials for the vigilance they show in their dealings with the public. For exam- ple, I recently sent an old shirt through the Post Office from Connecticut to a New York firm as a pat- tern to make me some new ones by. I of course pre- paid the postage, but the Post Office authorities in New York charged fifty cents extra to the shirt maker ‘because they had discovered my almost washed out name written on the flap, claiming thut that cireum- stance entitled them to levy letter postage on the old shirt, Some time ago I had occasion to write from Spring- ficld, Mass., to New York city, andin my burry pet on the envelope a one cent stamp instead of a cent stamp. A-week afterward the party to whom I had written received a letter from the Post Oflice De- partment at Washington stating that if the postage ‘were remitted the ter would be returned to its proper destination, he party to whom I had writ- ton was well knowr to the carrier of the district, but that made no difference, it had to go to erie to, have that two cents collected, A WAIL FROM NEW JERSEY. To rae Eprron ov Tue HeRaLp:—, ‘Will the Hxnatp please remind the management of the Central Railroad of New Jersey that the interests of the road, as woll as of the 1,500 commuters who live at Plainfield, twenty-four miles from New York, require that they éhall get to or,from their homes in Jess than ono hour and ten minutes? The last time- table issued shows that of the thirty-nine trains stopping at Plainficld daily all but two stop also at from four to six small stations between Plainfield ‘and Elizabeth, whose passengers invariably find the seats already occupied, Those two traina leaving New York in the morning affoi 0 accommodation whatever, though they demons! that other trains might make the same or better time, either from the oity at about five o’clock, bringin, Bg us home in time for TO anne Ot oe or, leaving Plainfield not earlier than landing us in New York by a quarter to Joe. Such an arrangement would accommodate More people than any three trains now run, and nothing short of that will check in any degree the capertnse of such as can get sway to points on Man- tan Island that canbe reached by steam at a better rate of speed than eighteen miles an hour. PFISCHE, GIVE THEM SHOVELS BY ALL MEANS. To Tae Eprror or rug Henawp:— ‘The Henaxp of this morning cleverly “‘complains” as follows:— Conmisslonor Nichols, Chairman of the Street Cleaning Captain Gunner, Chief Inspector of the Do- ave you aver seen any streets dirty in New, the a replies. Novert”” “Well, hardly over.” Now, I nave s counter complaint. For years the “finest (Broadway squad) police in the world” has been in the habit on such days as these, when Broad- way is full of slush and snqpr, of dispensing with the baton and arming themselves with shovels, cleaning the crossings. New York taxpayers have been in the habit for many years of paying little boys and girls for this service. Why should the gentle- men of the Broadway squad be thus employed when Gunner and others have leisure? To-day I confi- dentially approached one of the Broadway squad and nares © why he and his associates thus employ their His answer was in substance that ‘‘under the oldie the Broadway squad were in the habit of doing is dut¥ for their own convenience and that of ladies crossing Rroadway; that one day Commis- gone, Erhardt ‘walking down Broadway’ saw one of the force thus suplored. and immediately an order ‘was issued prohibiting such menial labor on the part of the squad. We do it,” added he, “but we are liable to be put under charges for it.” Well, Mr. Editor, how would it do to request the Police Commissioners to detail Gunner, Nichols and others who have charge of street cleaning to clean tho Broadway meme By all means re them shovels. BROADWAY TRA’ Nuw Yonx, Fob. 6, 8 FOR SALE. 0 LISHED CORNER DISTILLERY Store for sale, on account of sickness. For full particu- isrs 458 Groenwich. STOVE, CROCKERY AND HOUSEFURNISHING jusiness, ostablished 20 yours: large Jobbing trade; good reason for selling. 8,4 Warren st." OR SALE—FIRST CLASS _ eran “STORE, IN A good location, Apply A. T., Horald office. NE OF THE BEST PAYING CIGAR STORES Ty Now York; price and torms roasouable. LLOYDS, 4 ‘arren, JQESTAURANT, DOING FIRST CLASS BUSINESS; tisfactory reasons tor selling; no aout, Address L S \FES.—STEEL FRAMES, NO CAST TRON; SECOND hand Safes, very low prleoss combination’ locks, 13 Vesey ut. HINGHAM & EMERY. Sopa WATER, GINGER ALR, CHAMPAGNE AND all Carbonated Beverages: Apparatay and fall instruc. tions; sond for catalogas. 3 AN MATTHEWS, Ist 24th and 27th sts, Established 00 WILL BUY tes acre LIQUOR $5 Story and Billiard itcom, Apply at 163 Hudson av..Brooklya. Owner is going to Europe on next Wednes- day, and is bound to did - SALES ; AT pitches AR: LARGE Md yer! 4 _MANBION OF COLONEL G. X. BONNER, 131 WEST 14TH ST.. BETWEEN 6TH AND TPH Al THIS MONDAY) ae. <gouaunscixd AT 10 O'CLOCK. RS, CHAMBERS, BATINING ROOM, £0, Drawing Room Suits, in satin andra entre Tables, Grand Square Pian richt; Cabinets, Bookeases, Desk Pai by waster art: Broz. tains, Mirrors, bundsome walnut bor Set vdsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands. Ward: robes, spring und fing hair Mattrosses, Brussels Carpets, x be yn Tables, Bul hairs, Hallstunds, Refrigerators, \d Sid ver War mentand Nervante’ Furniture: T KRAEMER, Auctioucer, Goods packed, shipped. a. Eucius eure Au lek yee WILL SELL THI NDAY), AT nee ©) a K. A i t Nay 'E RE! a [BE Ni ENTIRE MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR. THE Hol 6} . NITURE Conta INE IN THIS FIVE STORY BROWN STONE MANSION, MOST OF WHICH WAS MADE TO ORDER BY CELE- rou, adits treiieAt* Fittoroere, ® tener UPiGHT PLANO, RICH PARLOK SUITS. IN SATINS. | RAW SILKS, &C.; RARE AND COSTLY WO! PARLOM SUITS COVRMED IN SATINS and fa silks of richest description ; Cabinots, Etageres, Centre and Console ‘Tablos, Pier aud Mantel Mirrors, lace Curtains, modern and antique bronze Vase: lantel Sets, GO-day Clocks; also Targe gutlection of valaable Oil Paintings NEE IN HOLLAND BY RINEMART; NICE,” BY GONDI; ro Li BY MARIO; SMADONNADUAPTER MURILLO, and tft: — to) imported and nd Somastios CHAMBER SUITS— asus, Chiffon. niers, Washstands hate eye spring Masanon }, Bedding, Suits in. reps, te wensnals one Ingrain Carpets, Clocks, Minor, Livi DINING ROOM— robe eee Table, Chairs, — Gluss and Silverware. N.'B.—Goods packed and shipped. A. TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER. Old stund, 1, 87 Nassau st, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, AT 11 O'CLOCK. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE. Also large. lot of damaged dining room and bearoom Chairs, lotuf Paints, Also at same time 1 fine Upright Piano. 1 tne Upright, ebony and gilt, “ADRIAN HL i. MULLER. AUCTIONEER. . five stor: Wits Store und Lot a iT. north side, between C! roonwich sts,, will be sold at auction, ou TUESDAY, FEB UARY 11. ce 12 o'clock, at the Exchauge Salesroom, 111 Broadway Pion i. : aes. at the office of ADRIAN H. MOLLE re SON, ine st “ADEAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. ‘Tho thrve story. ‘brick House x0. SHINGTON eaGee north aide, 50 feot weet of Morcor st, wilt bo ‘sold wt aue- tion, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,’ at 12 o'clock, at tho Exchange Salesroo 1 No. 111 Broadway; lot 256x108 foot. Mal t the office of ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON, No. 7 Pine at, 0 SALES AT AUCTION, 1 o'clock, 700 Lots I Blankets, Bodding, Boo! Pantaloons, Vests, &e. Grand st. DAWNBROKER'S § Pry.—K. FIELD, Au Tuesday, Fobrusry 31, at 11 o'clock, 70) Lote gold ai vor Watches, Diamond and gold’ Jewelry, gold q Opora Glasses, Silverware, &c.; pledged previous to Janu: Bowery. —f. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, will soll this day, at 11 ary, 1878, By’ order R. Simpson & Co., AWNBROKERS’ SALE. 152 Canal st. near Bowers, wi Lots Men's and @ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. Balesroom Nes, 1534 and 17 Bowery. ASSIGNEE SALE OR “Suoak axd DRESS TRIMMINGS, RETONS, SILKS, Mee LACES, ITALIANS. ACHINES, SAFE, FURNITU. CRE &C. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT 10 O'CLOCK, AT ‘NOS. 8 AND 10 WHI aly BY ORDER OF FRE. Assignes of Keufman & ~ HERMAN. ‘AUCTIONEER — ADVANCES $ MADE ON TUBSDAY, FEBRUALY a Be 11 O'CLUCK, 15% BOW- be hayests olé Boufbon ait hy Whiskey. sand 60 eases various Wines and Liquors; 10 barre ie Frouch Spirits, to pay storage and sdvances. positive, Kk “Tr [ARLOW, t UNITED STATES MARSHAL ili sell, ‘Tuesday, February 11, ut 12 o'clock noon, at d 51 Park place, e° Bankrupt St Steck Groceries, Liquars, Fairbanks Seales, Marvin Safe, &e., &c. TILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL on Monda: February 10, at Lb o'elock, at 450 Can st.,a Portland Gutter, for account of whot i faneern, toas pay y storage wnd expenses. By order Se Wei ae ae TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. ENNETT BUILDING, ~ ~* nM tet oe Rovoral Omens i iaic tating ie 7 reduced eve int] img to let, at rents, The offices will be altered to suib tote *ethe butiding is heated by steam, and each ofice hes wash stand and water in it, ‘Two elevators running. No extras. JOHN L. KNIGHT, ‘the building. ¥EW ELEGANT, THOROUGHLY VENTILATED id meine Oke ‘and Studios, 1,267 Broadway, nour rel eye JACOB V, D, WYCKOFF, 1,207 Broadway. P macnn BASEMENT—OCCUPIED AS LAUNDRY Altor seven years; good stand. 21 Clinton place @sh st.) |. JPXTRA WIDE STORE, 268° BOWERY—BEST LOCA- ition. APR to COHEN, 19 Greene st., or after 6 P M., BOORMAN, 9 Euat G2d 2 RAND PART HOTEL, BROADWAY, SoTH st. Central Park, purtially furnished, to lease.’ Apply 4 Eust Broud: A. —A—ART. BARKER x me. oe 4 COTIONRERS, 49 Livorty st., haxe.naw on exhibition's saparisr sellsatlon of Assetioen and European high class Oll Paintings, which thoy will sell on Thursday and Friday, February 14,and 15, com- meneing at 1 o’eluek. RT SALE—GEO. W. KEBLE! By order of Goo. Willis, dori’ isdday bad. tosmeceom! atid o'lock. of. AvesGniiooy 59 Liberty st., a fing collection of ‘American and foreign AINTINGS, RICHLY FRAMED. erie oem i sell without re- H SE AND STABLE, 26 EAST 13TH ST. TO LET or lenses of would bo altered. for business. haguive ad 109 East 13:h, nour 4th ay, OFT TO LET, WITH STEAM POWER, AT NOS. 14 52 ; steam jund 16 Vandowater st. elevator, Apply to JENKINS & ADAMS. Sten POWERR—BOOMS, 50X50 AND 50X100, AND aller; well I mrs “Jor AN MCLAREN, River st., Hoboken, N. J. TORE AN > DRY BASEMENT; Lime “aggro rma batchway, iron shutters, every convenience, Ownor thore from 11 until 12, daily. Aas HWAB, AUCTIONEER—MORTGAGE SALE— «This day, 10’o'clock, entire Furniture, Carpets, Restau- rant and Bar Pixtures of tho wh DEY STREET HOUSE, AND oe DEY 87. gpneistin of about 60 leaky urnishea Rooms, handsomely tod up Barroom, Restuueant and Dining Saloon, and con- prising superior Parlor, Chainbor and Dining Roots, Furnl- BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, 4 AUCTIONEER, . 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE. HIS, DAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON RPETS, BEDROOM CARPETS, HALL CAR- PETS, AXMINSTER CARPETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, an on pr etoe , Bab B ont AL IONDAY, oT, AT 11 A. M. Fixtures of ‘Stuyve Saloon, 293 3d ‘av., bandsou Countars, walnut frame. Shuffleboard, Show Cason, Table, pos! oes Pictures and general Fixtures of a 3 saloon. we ‘Lewitt STEAM POWER, TWO FLOORS, be had choap. ‘Apply at 43 Boorum [0 LET—IN WILSON'S BUILDING, FULTON st corner Gold, on second floor, Inrgo and well lighted Rooms, steam heat and power (3 dost sired. J. f. WILSON, 79 Fulton st, Thee. LARGE FACTORY AND TWO ADJOIN. a“ boa! Balldiags, together or separately. Apply 229 East at at. Te. LETORE FOUR STORY BUILDING NO. 25x48, divided into Suite Ollices; slvo the five story Building No, 251 Broome, 25x52 fet. Apply to DAVID W. bauek 13 35 Centre Sexait, near Chambers, T° LET—THREE LOFTS AT 43 JAY ST. SUITABLE for vither heavy or light work; woll ventilated. and nty ‘of light: rent. $400 « year. “Apply to JOHN H. mp0 LET—BROADWAY, 620, FHROUGH 10 CROSBY st., entire Building elpne,t floors, $10,000 per anuem. Apply to GUSTAV S RAY LIES, 208 Broadway, Te LET—A_ DESIRABLE SOAP FACTORY IN as ity. Inquire of WELCH, HOLME & CLARK, 383 We WEIGERT, BAY ata SELLS o'clock, at 133 9th av., Contents of « first barrels Flour, 500 pons ae Cur- vo MOitcloth, Pans, Dealers and Bteam Boxe bakers invited. JLLMANN & CO., AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 155 4th av.—Administrator's salo to-day, commencing at 1054 o'clock, No. #01 Broudway, noar 19th ‘st., of large Stock (about $5,000) and elegant Fixtures of f Millinery Estal vb li Aa ontaining oe hee ik and velvet Meo 4 French Flowers, atrich: ibe ‘and Plumes: oe * Sating and Velvers, trimmed aud untriiamed Bon: ‘Laces, Ornaments and other Trimmings pertaining tors, pany pecivele NCK & SON, AUCTIONEERS — IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE OF FINE WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKIES, £0.,. Part private stock, by ordor of Administrator, ON TUESDAY NEXT, 11TH INST, AT NO. 10 TAN 0. 10 MAIDEN At 12 del 2 o'clock, Comprisin rt Groen Socal, Tlonnessy ether 4.3 randios, reserve’ Madeira, odie India Rum, ndorann Port Anchor Gin, California’ Brandy, Keller's 20 ‘gallons genuine Amontiljado » he. a, ‘of the above can bo had at store, No. 10 Maiden pce eee “DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, Furnished. FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, WITH FURNI- ture for sule. Apply at No. 9 Watts ¢t., New York, — Al BARGAINS SUPERBLY oe AND by mished, 17 foouse; pose + 40th st., near Sth ‘fy. : rent, €2.500, ORF 95 Piao ¥t., 1,287 Broadway. N. 'B.—Others, furnished a ‘and dnfurnisl Unfurn: Dee PRIVATE "RESIDENCES; REY’ per month, Apply at 1 Cottage place, from 9 ccs from Baal 4, HOUSE ivy 375. —— Hoc, “NO, 65 4TH AY. st, Btore No. 69 4th ay. “h. Al FURNISHED ROOMS | AND APARTMENTS “CHOICE ~ OF eos FURNISHED ROOMS: ear modorate, all first class. 214 East 13th ot, ; ret- 4 SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR, TOGETHER OB separately, to respectable partion "202 @th ay, nose . Tae FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—FOR GEN- tlomen or housekeeping; private house. 62 Charles ss. Kite LARGE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Rout Rooms; house handsomely furnished throughout. th av., noar Lath nt. URNISHED ROOMS AT 83 4TH AV.; LARGE AND Famall; all light and convenient; Dormanent or tran- Elm st., near Broome: private [RNISHED ROOM POR .TWO | sane 50; PARLOR @2. Si lane, on morning a Cs Catalognos now ready. XECUTOR'S PS PAMCHIAD & DETWALLTBARSS, will sell on TUESDAY, 1th, at rite A Ageiner, |] at salosroom, eB lot of ttsestianeot 1 Books and Paintings, _ Rockaway, with = d I Cuttor, ke. htt taba ATR” WANTED.—POOT POWER, SCREW 6 tay AMinee erin asoription wad fess ‘AMATEU: box 108 Herald office. QUBBER MACHINERY WANTED—WASHING AND Rarinding Mills. Address CASH, 217 Fiterald'o ico. ‘ANTED—ROTARY POWER PRINTING PRESS heap for eash. Address, stating particulars, SMITH BROTHERS, box 2,000, city, . THE BALL SEASON. (ita RTTY BALL —POLICE™ REUULATION aN GAR. rages ca sh Irvit nN through Irvin tO} and pass out by way of id dth av. On departing. gousletnen th will tke the first carriage at the door. in Irving place north from 1th 15th st., from 3d to 4th avs. 3 as follows for first e aches: (only. allowed in bare la iene rT 4 or two passongors to any point south of Soh oqch additional esovager: north of oth t ile eet be charged for at a rate tii mle By order, WILLIAM ‘ mOLiNG iY Captain Eightoonth Procingt. syOR Line will be formed Private carriages jn qua errr MASQUERADE BALL, Academy of Music, Thursday, February 18, 1879, Tickets at $10, admitting gentloinan and dy (by intre- duction). can bo'hud trom the following gentleman :— Sle, Kaufmann, 38 Nassau Windmweller, German ‘Savings Bank, corner of 4th x0 50 Park place, Now Yorker Staats Zoitung, bers oh Seese and dd ay, Sehmidt artius’, No, 33 Broad 111 East Lath “WHAT T mi) ‘LECTURE SEASON, CUYLER B.D. “at RIECT, y, a California and Utah,” in Thirtecath Stroot Pros- reh, between Hth and 7th avs., Tuesday even. ok. Admittance, 35 ce i _ DANCING ACADEMIES, Oe Deeeiay seHtOOL d for Daneing and Deportment, « 1 Sth avenne, now open, Bet term &o., vend for cirewlar. “A puaganecons ACADEMY OF DANCING «East Fourteenth streot, nour Fifth av 1 tash- fonable Dances taucht; private instruction dai! —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMIRs, 2 U side). Brooklyn branch, Sot F: any hour; Glide Soci tou; Tatty § Avsistant T TRENOW'S ACADEMY, BROADWAY AND 32D BT, parents and intending pupils are woloone * I ud colon. ROOKES! DANCING ACADE: ee 1 BROOME ST. All the fashtouabl lessons. Bn ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING AGADEM 24 Wont 4th st.—Walts and five dances taught pert Bons. Rew. cineeve foreiap: rivate lessons; all h on Thursdays, DANCING CLASSES, 114 AND 116 KAST Round Dances taught rapidly. Private lds society wal SAvae: my __ MUSICAL, 7 a TEENA, EXPERIENCED, ny : pa msi ‘AL. box Toa Wer a Uptown ones, * Ai, # QUARTER, PRIVATE PLANO LESSONS, PIt Saperionced roacher; beginners rupidly ad- ith wt, V VATORY OF MUSIC.—FOR LNFOR- Juaslon oF sireylat addrom WILLIAM G. VOUT, 30% East 15th st,, N. ‘ork, WEANTHOCLESNONS IN TIE HVENI ood organist who has a pedal or; price por lem Address ORGAN, vost ts AND, ORGAN s bont referencos, A lowest plown ald FINE ARTS FOURAP HTC APPRTER res TO he tea NLLa Woon, He USI | my Be | 1a Bowery. NERAL AUC aon (OF ad sulosrovas’ 0 East 13th atdoSalon at private solicited. Advances made on consixnments, —_ t, SELLS TO- ENRY HERTZBERG, AUCTIONE! Broadway, over 50,000 fine t 10% o'clock. Cigar’ Doslots Invited. i. ii, DE LEON, uetioneer. Auction sale of damaj Cotton, Will be sold, ou Atlantic wharf, etncense ‘of Charleston, 8. ©. Tuostay, 11th of February, 187%, commencing as 1f ovel loc! A. jvoxe Cotton. Saved from the British steamer Nio, Bambrough, Master, sold by order of the surveyors for agcount of underwriters and uil concern: E. WILLIS, ‘ Consignee steamer N SIDORE HIRSCH. AUCTION RER—Ov PIC E 106 2D solls 109 o'clock, 25743th av,, nowe 17th st., most ele- Fixtures ef Seloon and Billiard Parlor; r Dinek walnut Bar and back Bar, with plate Mirror (cost $500), four pull Ale Pump, self. foedor Stove, two may mer) bevel Bililard Tables, & Mi t 'wnd mi les, patent Lunch Counter, ‘with Retri Intor, Glassware, outside Lamp, &e.; positl to be'romoved Immediately, tively ta tote, | IL, DRAPER, AUCTIONEER, .,dlewes JOHN Il, DRAPER & OO. have recolved in. structions from oe administrator eee voll, TUE: ‘ebruary Ll, on comprioing 6 bandon acecvedeas ot Hesmiehe Paral: niture, Bronzes, Pretures, &e. Can be examined by cata- Togue and permit the day before, AUCTIONEER, SELLS 2 tents of Picture Frat Looking Glass 5t ng of large ciuanetics of ture Frames, Tables, Window goods, in lots, Hig Glaneee: rack! lobes, Stilo, one other 15 Bowery. NUSSBAUM, COTTON EER: wt RIVINGTON aT, desolls this day, 10 Knot, Fixturos of Sal splendi bar and Back Bi in lor aire, Clock, &e. Tables, Mirrors, € M ESSRS, =nGne 4 CO. Al Oftee, 300 bth uv. ABSOLUTE AUCTION ALE ELEGANT | CARINET HOUSEHOLD. FURNIT THIS NDAY) MORNING, 10 Ocbod NO. 72 WEST 1TH'NT., BECWEEN STH AND OTH AVS. ON REPLETE WITH ALL bine A Comer cas UTIONEERS, ssortusont of PARLOR, CHAM iit Ah AY tout of P. HN WRAR NG ROOM FURNITURE. gror olfored at public Medieval and Mews rn 8 TON MODERN CL, asic R\ucTNes, ACTIVE RY THEIR ORIGIN ALTY. VD STEINWAY PIANOFOR FICENT. Penteur IANO, ALSO anany BM OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, embroiderod Cover, Stool, Music abner. xian IPs, pEooe AN ibe RISES THE LU A hyd 8 LOR AND SOLIDLY COM: ROOM, MATH THEIR RUGS, CAR- ERS, RTAINS, PARLOR SUITS, t IN SATINS ib RAW NLKS ‘OF THE RICH: Services, Cutlery, Silvor- i and plain Chamber Sots, walnut uroans, Washstands, pring lows, Bolstors, splendid. C hand Haircloth Suite, Tw Hail, Servants and Kiteben whold article Jompetent men to pack, ship or LS SAL) will sell this day, o Cows. By order PA en cA bo oF SIRE Bae “AUCTION: ovr, Will sell this day, at salosroom, 4 Bowery, ooloek, ‘and sit ir Watches, Je siey. Ue juns, Revolversiat 2 Shoots. Spreads, nny Shows, Leather Frank ot D. G. Ferguson, Broome st, and pets, He \URNISHED ROOMS TO LE? TO GENTLEMEN. @ Kast 20tb st., near Broadway. pre age ROOMS TO LET, on AND singles , large Parlor. 106 East ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED res ¥LOOK— Separate bathroom ; uuict and strictly private house; for * | geattomen or mau and wife; references exchanged. ‘SS ‘Isth st., near 2d av. D} PER WEEK UPWARD 7 SINGLE, AND DOUBLE Pakooms, te gentlemon. 17 West 26th, opposite St | 95 aT WEST 38TH ST.—HANDSOMELY Byler pd J LRoom; southern exposure: ‘and cold water; ‘ample closet house prit Jocati TON AV., N 351d od Trout hacen to tet, tor ene of tut, mon, in a sinalll private German Tamily ; broakfast si This Citv and Brooki ARGE HOUSE WANTED TO RENT—ON oth av, between 24th and theta, ; cornor ‘Addrose M., 126 H M4. Jerald Uptown offi a soige reece! er SUITABLE FOR aa wagon Jobbing. between 20th ‘ork, Address. a particulars, A.V. sirable location or address, with full WANDSOMELY FURNIRED _F PARLOR, | Wink he 7] iret class Board and location; very low terms, est 28th at, UPWARD.—FAMILIES ALSO SINGLE B PARTIES) reasonably. 1 WEST 38TH ST.—LARGE ROOM anand wife or two geutlomen; also vad story Room ; with Board. rata ie boarders aceominodated Oth st, near Broadw YOR GEXTLR. table unexceptionable; torms reasonable. « 23°;) D, 163 WEST.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED '@8D- ionco , also single Roum, D ST. 206 WEST—=SECOND STORY PRON 2e eto ‘and hall Room to let handsomely ee with Bow 2% CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—PRONE ZORooms, with Board, $10 wo 814, for two; single, $5 to $7; house heated; transients taken, 31 WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE, ELEGANT PRE O Lvate hoase overlooking park.—Large three-story fromt room, with Board, ressonablo. 38, WEST Orit st. —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Roows, large and small, with or without Board, at re ‘duced priecs. AO, WEST sap 5 ANDSOMELY (VURNISHED GQuctais. with Board: rotorcaces required. LARGE FRONT 8 2h LOS aR doutist o' « 99 west 218T ST.—PARLOR OB Bl 122iecona hoor; also back Parlor, with | Lior pda - FLANPSOME ROOM TO LET, WITH BOARD, very low; family private. 207 West 10th, three from 7th, Sk OND STORY ROOMS TO 1 Wir clans Baard; referonces vette * Apply 63 Bast sath ot, EAST 10TH ST. At NEW ENGLAND ae Lodgings, 30¢,, 40e., 500. ; weekly, &2 Lam aT. GERMAIN. STH AY. wo Lt Finest loeatod Rooms in oi reduced to suit the times, W. fat DENTISTRY Ser OF TRETH IN THREE ovis AT Tie OLD «| Agi, ‘S77 6th av.—Rubber, sult. “Keimomber the number, —DR. MODEMANN, and $10; av., south (TONE AND 88 OUR & SETS OF TERTH, OPEN SANTOR, Se qo. EIGHTH AVENUE DENTAL ASSO. SG_HEAUTIPCL ARTIFICT AL TELTH: GUM SETS, ‘ieee ted | examine specimens; 203 oth av. bee” arene was ~ BILLIARDS. STC ret ARDY FABLES, PROM 8150 UPWARKR ARG niet &e. : best goods at lowest prices. LENDER, 70s Browdway, corner 10th at, rit “AS STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL Tables es lower than ever; the loading house for | GabKinds of Hinge! Material. Hi, GRIFFITH, & CO., 40 Vesey st. 8 ‘O MAGNIFIOBN VEL TABLES | DGRR EN aemmonyy meee i