The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1879, Page 2

al. ssourMenr arreactt TIVE NEW pocess. eHoIce locations. DUGGIN & CROSSMAN, Areni- Mocie Gs Hast de “Price list sent doseril blag ‘how « weed house should be built, THE NEW POUR Nos. 40 and $2 Bast sth pluto in ali their appoint- WILLIAMS. ‘to St. (Lewes Hilb: Apply om premises 1h TTENTION IS CALLED 0 THE FOUR STORY Dwellings on south side 684 t,, petwoen Mark stories; finished’ in hardwood; THOS. KILPATRICK, Builder. , AVENUE CORNER: MEDIUM SIZE 4th st.; very low price. V. K. STEVEN- ‘ welling, BON, Je. VHOICE MILLIONNAIRE CORNER—MADISON AV. Jand 56th st., 75x75; examine. OR SALE LOW—ELEGANT FULL SIZE FOUR story brown House, 14 West 48th st. J. BRYAN, joreor st, BUI Lr ae Ow! R (STORY BROWN jours hardwood. Apply on promises, Ruddell, builde “sada TRICTLY WELL Soret thr sth st.‘ J. & AR 53D ST.—SUPER) LOCATED, edium sine Deciing rt docided bargain, V. K. STEV- ENSON, Jr., 4 Pino, 39 Kast 17th st., aud GOL Sth av. ATH AV. BELOW THE PARK.—FINE EXTRA LARGE ner Hguso, price low, with or without Stable; do, Marray Hill, W. P, SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. East Sido. Ai ATTRACTIVE MODERN THREE STORY MR- dium size Residence in 54th st. near Lexington ay. 000! terms euny. SON, Jr., 4 Pino, 33 jast 17th st and 6615 FEW OF THE BE story und bascnent_ono-family Dwellings; oll modern eovements: price $8,500: terms easy. Apply to PATRIC 2 Bast 7th st, a TSeHe FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRON' TS, new and complete throughont: finished in hurd, waod rices low; sums to suit, Apply on the promises, 130 East 7th st. DAVID DE VENNY. RLEM_BOYERS’ ATTENTION SPECIALLY led-—New brown, stone cabinet finished Block, Sth between 1th and 125 31 PORTER & CO., 173 East 125th st, TL ELEM —BRAUTIFUL BROWN STONE NEARSTit st gla ou0, LINSGOPT 1isth vt, 3a JHaRtEx FIVE “CHEAP Lots, WEST OF 8D AV., only $11,000, LINSCOTT, 113th st., 3d av. Weat Side. N ELEGANT FIVE STORY BROWN STONE FLAT, r Sth av.; over 30 feet front; price, €20,000, AMUEL MILLI 269 West 34th st. OR SALE—FO! YORY ED brick House and Lot, in good order. ‘on premises, 225 10th av., neur 23d st, OR SALE OR TO LET—HOUSE 342 WEST P S77 H | 8T., between 8th and 9tb avs.,25x100; four story high stoo; Brown stone. Apply to owner, 0. F. METJEN, No. st LISH BASEMENT ‘Apply to OWNER, ard si PROPERTY OUr, “OF “THE CITY FOR AND 90 range, fur- ry washtubs, water closet; berries, cherries, peaches, avenient to xood schools and sharches of ull denomina 8; froquent trains to New York; streams fod by springs well adaptod for raising tront. Address OWNER, Bose 2,016 New York Post office. No brokers; no exchange. ‘Aw COUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING COMBINED, choup for enah; 40 milos from New York, fine location: hear depot; doing good business. E. SAYRE, 145 way. @ BARGAIN—60 ACRE FARM AT ve orchards, plain ati Catch worth $8,000, strawberries, raspberries, pears, apples, in qnantitios Pieper gh er PE Gaya ae ‘vttage at River la, Conn., to- ro et L'¢ hours as ‘Wall st.; terms easy. We ide, Conn. : POR SALE—THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR sale his bree; Beg to in the county of * werence, ‘Suave of Now York This Property ineludes, in the city of Ogdensburg, the former resi the sub- Beribor, with two acrov of ground, sovoral fret clasa Dwell. ing House: s Wharf, with 18 acres of ground attached, WO fect Tong on tha, the river St. Lawrence, connecting the Ogdensburg ad station with the eity; 25 acres of ‘Land adjoinin, id station southerly, and some fifty odd scattered ‘urther, the nortuwest quarter of the fownship of Tivordale, containing 3,000 acres of timbered and, with good water power. Propositions for any part or tho whole of the foregoing tho Property inay be mado, and any n blo offer of tho lat ind, or, as for a part, involvi Noes that .000, Roeding’a crodit will roosive consigoration, Whatever of the above, property muy romain unsold on in lots the Int day of Juno next shall, offered and brought to absolute and unroserv public auction on the 30th day following of the sume month, St the Seymour Houso, in the city of Oxdonabure. For further in! apply to Messrs. MATPLAND, PUELPS & UO., 22 und 2 Exchange place, Now Ee or et the Lang Ontce of the subsertber In Og JA re ‘PARISH. yPaRMs, ae —OVER FIFTY GOOD FARMS FOR walo nour Stamford. Catalogues trea. HUBBARD, ark row, Stamford, Conn, ARM FOR SALE OF 100 ACRES—BEAUTIFULLY located in Orange coun’ New York; handsome new sold by March 1, 1879, prico EN & LITTLE, Keal Estato that may suit, bo ed sale by 8. dents, Middletown, N. OR SALE—FARM OF 98 ACRES. 78 U} (ONDER ; CUL- terms casy. In- LS, the owner, ‘and’ rail ‘way connection with the placo: undoubtedly the most pref. erable and comfortable summer resort in the vicinity of York. For particulars apply J. G. L. BOBTTOR it st., near Roosevelt struct ferry, Brooklyn, E. D: ents heod apply. R SALE—A FARM OF 1,200 ACRES, 30 MILES from Richmond, Vs. on Danville Railroad, joining Chala De ood brick balidings and outhouses; will dix Fide, THORNTON M. RODILA 695 Broadway, corner NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 12, 1879.—TRIPLE SHEET. PURPOSES, nara Pl BUILDING, 17°V0 27 VANDER Floor, with power, Sc. Apply to TPWENTY- caIaE ST. for business. full f Building. GOULD, 43 West 50th st. fil AND oT AVS. Particulars write wo WSO OFF iT FOR BU SINE a PUrpOweDs wh ght Apply to JOSEP! MYERS "& SON" 20 White oe SQUARE FEET OF ROOM, IF REQUIRED, 7. HOO." one floor, with or without power: we! volt ghted and heated throuzhout; steam elevator; to let heap by HARDMAN & CO., 57th st. and 100b ay, i DWELLIAG HOUSES TO LET. Furnished. Ap RURSISHED HOUSE TO. Lin, Wit, BURNIE AAture for sale.“ Apply at No. 9 Watts si, Now York. Axx? CHARGES MADE FOR hee ISTERING uisee on my printed lists at 4 Pine, a Rust 170, ot and’6st Stn av. . K. STEVENSON, Jr. COSBY SMALL ‘ania ane SOMELY .AND fully furnished; rooms all rented, doing paying busi- hess; the Furniture for sule; rent only $800 per annow, Address CASH, box 169 Herald Uptown office. Bras WANTED. 1nb Gy SEANTON PLACK — FURNISHED Rooms. with 3 tuble first clase; transiont or day boarders uc- nuwble RNER OF UNIVERSITY PLAC d; table beautifully supplied; parties ing will meet with Iaverable terms. —ONE OR TWO SINGLE ROOMS private house; terms moderate. 45 22D Si.—ANDBOMELY ponsaikS fe og with first class |, for families and gentlomen : references. Ai) WEST wrH 8 ODOnoome, third door, Hoard. 53s EAST OFM St, NEAR BROADWAY. HALL eIRoom, second flo Room, third $12, with fine Board; first class, ) LET, WITH BOARD, 3 also good Rooms for gentle: fae en 42, cistron, First class Bo: is of econom' 1A Y FURNISHED Mie aingle’ haute, Boe alam URNISHED HOUSE OF FOURTEEN ROOMS, CEN- trally loeated wud filled with lodgers: rent, furniture low; on in alments, Box 223 Herald olice ID HOUSE, 209 WEST 14TH 8T; GOOD 0 fine location; '17 rooms, partly furnished: rent sponsible persons only. Apply to owner, DOU 8 TAYLOR, 80 Nassau, ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO TA nished House on Murray Ilill; board of tb floor reserved for class of little girls in part pay rent; references exchanged, Addross G., box I Uptown office, 248 ast 10th at. to fet to biti THOS AS Sica IRE, NO CHARGES MADE FOR REGU sea on my printed liste at 4 Pine St, and GOL Sth ay, VK. STEVENSON, Jr. Des PRIVATE RESIDENC! per month. Apply at 1 Cottaze plac J{IRST CLASS HOUSE, 23 ROOMS, NEAR MADISON square, ‘or will sell for $2000 ensh, $3,000 por annum, Addi VIDOW, Herald office. THE HANDSOME Beown STONE Hd HOUSE NO. 118 A West sith at.; rent $2,000. Apuly, to ine LET—THREE STORY saa STO! front House, 138 East 19th st. Apply to PANE VanuNe TINE, 10 Bast ‘lat at. q LET—HOUSES IN NINTH WARD, IN 1 7 RENT. $50 . from 9 until 3, veniont; ter A! 14.4, West 21st BT SUNNY CONNBORING ROOMS for gentiomun and wife; also hall Room, with Bourd. [47 east, SURE ST-—LARGE ” BROOMD STORY FE (front sunny Room tw let, with Board; terms mod- erate. 148, "WAVERLEY PLi Re nished Rooms, for a family or gontlomen, with ox- collont Bourd; terms moderate, | 166, + EAST 74TH.—BACK PARLOR, LARGE AND Jsmull Rooms; running water; with'or without Board ; terms low. wae WES? dT ST, BETWEEN 6TH AV, AND ff bBroadway.—A handsomely furnished Room, with jour 1.000, ROOMS IN FIRST CLASS PRIVATE houses; information froo; open day and evening. SAND®’ Boarding Directory, 1,151 Broadway. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR gentleman and wife Rivets family; Board tor. lady only. A 1d Uptown office, OARD 7 NTLEMAN A D FE Ol SINGLE gentlemen can a second stor; any Eocin, bath and every. conveniences private, family, Wess 23d st HOME, NQRtT GE FAM Board, largo desirable room on first floor, fo: ir two; leasant, rofined Loma, 173 Rast 290h st, excullont table ICELY and 7th av. Apply at office of the Bhinélander estate, No, 226 Greenwich st, Te? ee NION SQUARE—PIRST CLASS STORE No, 850 Broadway, new and for years oecupiod by a frat three to class Jowolry bastnoss: 3 25x100; : me 100; plate glass front; stories. on the promise: Mr, Wiest hubok: k i wily betweon 12 and 1 erence required, 84 West 23 AIRD FLOOR—UNEXPECTEDLY VACATED; FOUR rooms, improvements; vicinity Hotel Brunswick; Parlor and Bedroom, for two, $20: single, $3 to $9; house, tablo on attention unexeeptionable. Particulars with Mr. RAY, jon av. ro LEASE—8 STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, with Stable in rear for 20 horses and 10 wagons. Apply to SEELY, 271 9th FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS or 44 North Mooro : PARTMENTS.—LARGE AND SMALL, SUNNY FRONT Rooms, nicely furnished; $2 to $5 weekly, 38 Uni- Yoraity place, A —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO GEN- Shave oe only; terms moderate, 91 West 1ith st, nour th av. {NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR two refined gentlomen; closets, gas, bath, grato fire; rof- ‘ence, 140 East 27th, ¥: 1 ae Anna ete "FURNISHED SECOND F rata g ont Room, suitable for light housekeeping ; also # hal! nd ith sts. Room. 2 Spencer place, coruer Wess 10th ible gentlemen desiring: a een of rooms,would Ssulst hor to most expenses; will move to any desired local ity; reference given, H. E., Herald Uptown office. jOMELY FURNISHED ROOM ON PARLOR eS furnished hall Rooms for single geutlemen, Peareet SECOND FLOOR, FURNISHED, IN A private family, for light housckeeping; all improve- ments 220 Eust Soth st. f TO URNISHED ROOMS TO LET only; private family, 36 East 19th st. VURNISHE! MS TO LET—SINGLE OR DOUBLE. 105 East 23th at, ie | ADY OWNER WILL LET PART OF HANDSOMELY furnished House, eight or nine rooms, to a responsible ly ‘of adults; roforonca. 224 South Oth st, Brooklyn, . GENTLEMEN BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. JOARD FOR GENTLEMAN (FE AND ~ OHILD, aged seven yoars, in quict family where thore are no women ; terms hot 10 excoed $25; location west of 5th av., cues (23d and 42d sts, ‘Addrosa, ‘V.,229, Herald Uptown office. WO ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST, FOR GENTLE. mun and wife, near Madison square, not to axceod 8 por week, A. IL., box 120 Herald office. TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE - NICELY: For Room, with meals at 1 and 5:30 P. M.; location not above 16th st. Address M., box 128 Moral office. Wistep Rooms AND BOARD, for light housekeeping, by got wit the eith Maal Rete aeeiieee ob sharlig Tone by som wuch, ‘arrangement; roforonces best. Addross DOSTONIAN, box 2,818 New York Post oflice. UNG LADY WANTS BOARD AND. ee eee Room, vicinity 21st at. and Broadway, for $5. Horaid Uptown office. % “HOTELS. A “TNE WERSCIND HOPEC ou BOWRRY 300 ROOMS; ‘AN or without Board) familica; alvo two single Rooms, FOR SALE. QCULABT AND -OHOCRERY STORE WINT TOU Lease and Fixtures; sinco 1) yours ostablished; will bo fold cheap on account of sickness of the ow oth av, “AS OLD "ESTARLISHED 1 FANCY STORE oF one salo cheap: no agents w: FANGY GodDs, Horald id Upt —GENTLEMEN'S FUR: GOODS STORE efor salo, with Stock, at vory low price. LLOYD'S, 4 Warren st. \JICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL MODERN IM- provements, for gentlemen; broakfast if desired, 52 West 20th, near Broadway. T GREAT BARGAINS—CORNER GROCERY STORES, Bakeries, Confecwoneries, Rostourante, ee vos Stores, Liquor Stores. + ‘CHE! ICKLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, SECOND oor, or two gentle a, 181 Wost 16th st. QD FLOOR FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR housekeeping or gentlemen, 480 West 22d. $2 5Ouze $3 50.—PURNISHED ROOMS, FOR Hight housekeeping, at 31 Clinton placo, near Broadway; roferences. $3 50 EE WEEK—CHANGED HANDS; ALSO OU Parlor Floor and Basomont unfurnished; rof- erences exchanged. &8 Clintoz place. TH 8f., 56, NEAR BROADWAY,—NICELY FUR- nishod Rooms, modern conveniomeos, $2 upward, to neat, quict parties. am | 10. EAST 2TH ST. BETWEEN STi AND MADISON aiid “Rooms, for gentlemen; breakfast TOs! MACDOUGAL, ST.—PURNISHED ROOMS, WITH pment one for housekoeping; house refurnished a 2 ay 26TH 8T.—LARGE, HANDSOMELY PUR- ntabed Room for gentlemen, without board; private , EAST sD 8T.—THREE NICELY FURNISHED complote for housokeuping, all modern im- provements, "tor $55 monthly, Call ‘all wesk. A FIRST GLASS CORNER aGeoe STORE, at location unsurpassed; good Loaso of whole hougo, leav- ro ‘rout frvo; grandest opportuniti eof ; tial reasons: selting. ALONE, 7 CORNER LIQUOR STORE; EAST 8 sip) town ; old estab! ; owner Joaving sho “| PPLETONS’ CYCLOPEDIA (REVISED EDITION), A fine tall set, bound balf morocco, new; good discount. BOOKS, Herald office, RARE CHANGE IS NOW OFFERED TO BUY THE old and lurge established Billiard pve Wine Room at ‘Ud Sd av.; owner hus other bi soll, FIRST CLASS MEA an STER MAR ket for sale. No. 56 University place, corner 12th wt. A CORNER LIQUOR STOR E—BEST ' LOCATION ON Int av. Apply 274 Ist uv., corner 16th Age A ee cones LIQUOR STORE, GOOD BUSINESS alo ut a yroat sacridce this is @ grout chauco BLL, 79 Cedar, Sarr TREE ANS GIR IESBO s it w igure Penn st, Philadelphia, Por, SALE—FIRST GLASS PANOY STORE, INA good location. Apply A. T., Herald office, gALE 140. ) AND 142 4TH ST. (BY PARK) —PURNISHED lor unfurmiahed Roome and Apartments, with or without Board, at lawn, Twent, arth Ww. city. BRALEY, 145, inten ™ vs ONTCLAIR HOUSES, PARMS AND LOTS FOR sale aud rent. wM. JACOBUS, Agent, Moutelali RANGE, SOMERVILLE, ELIZABETH, Houses, Farms and Lots for rent and sale, BLACKWELL BROTHER RANGE, N, J,—I1ANDSOME FRENOM ROOF HOUSE, ‘12 rooms, all improvement ne ‘shade: high, handsome Benen $4,500, ouly $500 cash, ROBT. APPLETON, rick Cha CEAN Es ‘t AT LONG BRANCH—FOR SALE, ON easy terms, fino ‘Tract of ovean front, closo to the new jor; most desirable for restaurant or hotel. Apply to A. ». ‘Smith, Sun offic NE OF THE BEST 100 ACRE FARMS ON NEW Jersey Central road, 60 minutes from York, for wale cheap to close estate, . VAIL, Executor, 748 Broadway. aianmctatis FOR SALE OR TO RENT FOR A roperty on Chostnut st, t tront, with ample depth to a ‘good table for large dry goods or clothing estab- Lishmont; fing tight, imposing front. ke. would be altered and improved to suit |. CAMP, 152 Broadway. ELPHIA.—THRE LARGE FACTORIES, conneetde with steam largo kilns in one | SAORIFICE—BUILDING Lors GEORGE power engine: foot piping: situated in contral juctory ; Piguld rent separates fb, “iad North ou Si DID BUSINESS CORNER, 177i AND MAR- ot Hie, Philadalpbia, neat the niw Public Buildings; foot; four stories; $2,000 Wituaiit ILLAMY, 1,717 Green at Philadelphia “REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANG! Wartnnsiveo Ok MORE LOTS, FT TO SPH AV. hor. As ladelphia, Vey below 72d st., in exchange for eho sice, imy we nen combed Propariy: weil co thee eal WAYLAND & MILLER, 1,825 Brondway, ANTED—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN stone front House, with all improvements, in the out- skirts of Brooklyn, fora three story und basement frame, filled in with brick, with all improvemeuts, three minutes! walk from i0th and 234 st. ferries, Groonpoint, worth 000 to full particulars, Horald offic ATED POR IMMEDIATE TMPROVEMENT; Sd and Oth avs. Addrovs, purticulura, CASH, ea, ‘}WRERS SEND DESORIPTION OF PROPERTY=NO chargo for rogistering, Information frou Thirteon ours’ retorences. EVERETT Board Directory, 606 th av, BAL BBTATE WANTED—WITHIN TWENTY MILES f this city; w modorato sige House, with some Cee re Atop zeee. 8 . G. CURTIS, ‘peat oftee bast 189, 2D AV., CORNER 12TH —LARGE AND (syne oes front Booms, adjoining: pleasant, well fur- nisbed ; reasonable: references. Inquire 7t0 9 P)M. during cee 4 214: WEST 24TH ST—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET; largo back parlor for physician or dentist; private 308 WEST 2D ~BT,—-LADY HAS PLEASANT Rooms t lopend niet, comfort ; discreet . ing or board only; hoses, location oa pectabl lady.’ Address MODERATE. UAFURNISHED RB eee AND APART- LET. RST a0 weit a0 20TH ‘S' LIGHT od, and ‘prams rent low. R. BEGGS tos HOUSES, ROOMS, PLACES or BUSI- i &C., WANTED. ity wad Brookiyas ~~ FOUR ‘STORY HIGH STOOP Housk Hh vovtobone Ath and Oth ava and 14th and 2d and roferentes given. Address PERMANENT, St Station | D, NICE LARGE STORE WANTED. 8D AV. 1 Ax and G2d st. Address RESPONSIS! BETWEEN ILITY, Horald office. MYSICIAN WANTS UNFURNISHED OFFICE IN 2 first clase, contral looality. with of without Board. Addrove M. W.,. Uptown offies. WURNIBHED 1 ea _WANTED—VOR GENTLEMAN atid for lady only, Addcoss it W., Herald ie. Lanta! AND DAUGHTER WANT TANDSOMELY furnished jedroom , 20th to 40th sts., Lex- ington to in ave. Bo Lmrnrd CAVALIER, Herald office. ARGH HOUSE WANTED TO RENT—ON OR NEAR bh av., between 24th and BAth ste; cornor preferred. Addross M., 126 Herald Uptown office. ANTED—DWELLING HOUSE, LOCATED Bi tween Jd and Gth ave. and 30th and 90th sts. ; rent n to exesed $700; now hvase preferred, with modern im- Provemonts. Addr box 4,480 Post office, New York. Wire KRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SMALL House: rent not vo exceed $1,000 furnished, or eb 1. Addrase, bee Wasteons PARLOR FLOOR, POR A FIRST Ob! dressmaker, above 17th 6, and near Broadway. Ad- dross MODES, Herald office. WAXTED_Down TOWN, LARGE “ROOM, FACING for light business, until May 1, sna Horala oflice, TED—TO RENT, SMAI shanty, outskirts of the atk ©. UL, 120 Horald olive LACK, WITH Pani purposes, BOUT 150° ARTHUR WANTED—VARM OF Stock; must be cho ACRES, WITH Estate Broker, 63 Wost 2tn at, _— PF. LEISs, TANTED—A SMALL PLAGE, WITH HOUSE AND Barn, tivo to ton actos, to loase' for torm of years for arden ini nour Now York market. FRED, COR 60 5 TIEK, Circlovilie, Grange county, N. Y. ANTED TO BUY POR CASH—A SMALL HOUSE, west of bas © ay. WAYLAND & MILLER, 1,825 Broadw TO Lar FoR BUs ENNETY BUMLDING, corner Fulton and Nassau ste, od to ag ls heated by steam, and each oflice has wash- ore running. No extras JOHN L. KNIGHT, at the building. TORY TO LET—SONT0, FIVE ‘BroRY, er and viovator. 37 Dey st. T LOW RENT TO A GOOD TRNANT.—THE Ly Lana i iaing © 40 University place, HEBBA 14th CLOSED, BAST RIVER ivinoss stand in city; stores adjoin Park row HUILDINGS AND” VACANT LOTS O8 also Delancey and Kast ste Apply t Por pele foem 6, 18 Park row. PRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL, BROADWAY, SUT , Central Park, partially furnished, to lease.’ Apply « and Browdway ~ARGE CORNER 8TOL f is Ud av. Office, 130 ath. PPORTION e THOROUGILY AND FIN NisueD jowele we: desks, dra ving iat abundance; safe roow if toqul wn Broadway, TEAM POWEIL—ROOMS, 50X50 AND GOX100, AND Ni QTORE TO Ler yor for ~ STORE pO fivat ele 24 i rag po Ler-wirkt M POWER, TWO FLOORS. cael toxive, ean be bad chouy. Apply at 43 Boerum Blace, . OO! in German family. J] —S8EGOND VLOOR, ALL IMPROVEMENTS, AND sother desirable Root les of gentlemen ; Jow- board. _ N ‘a0eh ists 16 W. bh “ 7 surre, ; OME FINELY PORNISURD OOMB; tablo first class; elogant residence. 20 North Washing: ton square. ASB 3 pi Base eae. Apnly Hd Hast Stet nt. DP STORY FRONT ROOMY TO BENT, t Wire | BOARD; also other Rooms, 108 and 108 Ki COTTAGE PLACE, NEAR BLER i ST.—LARGR front Koam in small American family; 4 terms moderato; references. HAMT OATH SY, SECOND HOO PROM STIL AV Handsome looms, furnished, singly or en suite; sunny exponuro; secoud tloor, Call for one weok, 0 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWA\ ‘Rooms, $10 to $14 for two, w transient, 81 50; tablo Bourd, FRO} th Bourd; single, or [errr FOR Two a TLEMEN i witty Aimorican family; ® comfortable home, 920 ent 1th wt, TH S$T, 300, CORNER 2D AV.—UANDSOMELY suit ‘of Rooms on second fh table buard- LARGE AND SINGLE SUNNY { table bourders wecommodated 18: Wk LARGE ROOM FOR GENTLE. wife or two get m1: lwo small Rowe; table unexcoptionablo; term. nable. Qo st, WEST, 247.—HANDSOMELY, NEWLY furnished second’ story Room, with cxoetleat joard, 912 for two; reference, tne ie Qo» xt; ok What LARGE, HANDSOMELY PU nishod Rooms, with first clase Board; terms modo- rate, references, 23), 87, 7 LONDON TERRAG oud Floor, with bath, good tabl gentionen rany nico 23> st 208 WEST — AN DROM BLY FURNISHED inbred Story front Room to reat, with Boerd, will be va eated about 17th. 2 t WEST 40TH. — Ptloor to lot, with BEAUTIFUL SEO. in snail family, for FEGANT ROOMS ON #ECOND rior Board ; reference. —PRONT er CLINTON 2Gnoans wah Ne rd, 64; bones bested: twanalens takea, to B14 for tw ingle, $6 Lo R SALE—A LIQUOR at brewery, 524 West 33d at. NOR SALE—A PIRST CLASS HARDWARE STORE In Saratoga Springs, doing « fine businoss; will bo sold cheap and on rousou tistuctory'roasons for telling, JOSEPH G. COOKE: Suratoge Spritign, N. ¥. NOR BALE—* GENERAL STOCK OF DRY GOODS, and Ladies’ Suits; also Fixturos, with ait purchaser, at low rent, on ono‘of roots in the city, owner having other dt. Principals only may address A.B. Se erata | Uptown Braneh office. as SALE—PAWN TICKET OF 1 HANDBOME Dress, camel's hair Shawl; alse elegant Ball LORD, Herald office, |, PRIGE $350, APPLY ‘On 8 LE—CIGAR STORE (TWENTY YEARS ESTAB- Ushod), because the owner withdraws from business. ‘Apply near 82d st, ‘ITHOG cane PRESS, ROLLERS, STONES, Ma- toriais for wale, 75 Chatham, top floor. Liguor | “STORE FOR BALE—ESTAMLISHED 5 jyoars; a rare chance; satisfactory reason given for ing; no agouta, Call at 167 Warren st., Jorsey 00.04% ESTABLISHED AND PROFITABLE $3. Business in this city; unusual good chanc od roasous for disposing; one-half jn real state noar fity and balance on easy torma, Address INTEGRITY, box 160 Herald office. MACHINERY. tho, Plan Slacti a ry yo bargains. 37 oy ne “PULL LINE : OF Y WOODWORKING MAGHINERY, A manufactured b mith. J. 8. Graham, I. 1, Beuel and others; also Machinist Tools, of bathe Morse manu. facture, now in store. BRLOMKR & BAGNALL, 25 Mur- ‘Al POPULAR PRICKS—OUR LARGE AND AND FIRST tock new and second hand = Upeiait jen, Va Bt cioty ; Uprigi for sule cheap. BES ENGINES AND ‘solines AT SOTOR PRI LAMBERTVILLE Lf a N eae; Lambertville, 10 PAPER MAN inch Peper Gutter, all eosond bi attr, ESoN?souch and Ponn ste, Philadelphia, { ANTED—LARGE jobs 4 BALING F PRESS pky Aare ating priee, 8. & ed at. city. was OME LE TE GooD SEH ND WOOL troaker, Gard, with double Burrer; wlso Woot Pekar. Address A., box 237 Horai V ANTED—AN EX 14, 19 OR 20X42 uber stroke will de; mast be Hest clase and np Address W. STER, room 8, 204 Broadway, Now York, “FURNITURE. (PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL ELEGANT PAR: lor Bult, covared 1a, satin, cost $060, for 615, raw allk $0; Baits, i Se ‘ables “Gabinots, wer, oe iodtroom pid: Materoates, 67 Ge RE OF oP VN, ‘OR Maia station i yard Bielm wey te dd ates naar vad " A ~ GREAT CHAN UR wonton Nor ty Woot ith at Ave ePurlot Sulis in putin aud raw'sila, cove QUT for §160 and SlU0t Besinwuy. Piano, Bronsga, 1 Library and Furniture, rep Suit, th Dres IMMENSE REDUCTION AND pay for Furniture, Cary wiisnmont in tho vity, © and S14 Stl TERRE. Baum eM ad dy tie OFFERING GREAT aint ‘urnivare, ing wn * sree Eas und utd Undeonon, sorace mecease,” W oaths oak monthly “paymonts taken, MMENSH REDUCTION IN PRICGKS OF PURNITUR rpets, Bedding, OSes de., for eas or week, Ba BM. COWPERTHWAIT ry 158 and BP Chatham xt Ober pictoniis | (All, WIDTHS), init COCOA” MATTINGS, Stair Carpots aud very cheap, a6 the Baspet ore, 114 Fulton at, STORAGE. CORRECT ViRSt~ “CLARKS ~ STORKA “Waite AVihouses, corner of 4th av, and 42d at., for furniture, trunks, casos, Wg) valuables, &e. Movin ae 4 packing exprcanl i ‘and shipping promptly an St AV., FROM 32D w) Wost th st-—-Atorigo. for furale of every, rate at cy packing. — DENTISTRY. ( ser OR Tit iy Thee HOUT ie FOL place, 877 6th av au platina: prices to uit. Kecwomber the bia ar, Pope “{ —DR. MODEMANN, DENTIST, SETS, 4, Ago oxtencting with gas; tooth Siied. CR av, southwest corner 44th, Your “AND SEE and Sivek wr. HARGER WARBHO! ; oles, 5 SETS OF THRTH, OPEN IGHTH AVENUR DERTAL RSNO: Ota JON, 379 XPRAGTING, 260.; GAS, 00.; Sits, FiLi- Kings. 00. De. MICHAKLI'S, #0 Base ath, me aa EACTIPOL ARTIFICIAL TERTH: GUM BK’ Lyertanted enamine specimens ; on AY. 5 on o's, DANCING ACADEMIES, Aa Depworfiu's”s in 8G i Cana ey A es ACADEMY OF DANCING. 1 w= bi MAROaRCOr ret, near Fifth avenue; daily. ys Jonable Dances tanuht rivate instruction 2 UNION A [CARTERS D Nu ACADEMIE enquare | ick Brookt. ranch, 301 Fulvon st. Private on hour; Glide eo 8 ‘Society Walt epecialtion ; m ; lady aosivtante, i3 SS. Sey CLASSES, 114 AND “116 U; Avnet t uth st.; ROUND DANCES taughs rapidly; Puivare TsOas alt hours T TRENOR'S ACADEMY, BROADWAY AND #2 37,, ioe ‘can begin and attend any timo to Juno next. Bak LLETMASTER DUMARS DANCING ACADEMY, 24 West 4th ot, —Walts and five dances taught perfectly in six private lessons, peers: DANCING AGADEMY, 12 BROADV Ih torse isseoes ene beat cleanse forming’ Pereday and Thursday afternoon and evenings. JERNANDO'S DANCING M ay. (bank building),—New ‘classes forining. at 675 Loxingtou av.” Private lesson society Waltzes, Reception Thursdays, INSTRUCTION, AMILTES, SCHOOLS, COLLEGES PROMPTLY PRO vided with Yoachers of kuown culibre and character, SCHERMERHORN, 30 Kast Lith, (ERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY —OLAi er for pablie high sehool. Protossur Penmanship sud Drawing for ‘normal eolloge. | Velnelpal far olect school; smull attainments and sinaller salary, Protessor Modern Languages and) Music, Alabama, “For autumn, many Professors Music alrondy called for. SCHERMEKHORN, 90 Bast Lath,_ NEWSPAPERS, iY, 55TH ST. 3D Circulars ra; latess A CHARITY BALI . Notable oy ge soak iliaas, costumes: in HOME J I, Sold everywhere, single coiea Postage pai MORRIS PHILLIPS ¥ 60.3 Purk place, Now York. | LEGAL NOTICES. yN THE OR iaNS cour OF TE CITY AND county of Philadelphia, in the matter of the ostate of William Henry eee ‘nol is hereby daw to the said Wiltiam Henry Larkin’ that a petition has been presented to said court setting forth that he hay been absent and un- hoard of tor the spaco of soven years and upward, and that cortuin proporty therein described, vituated in f Piiladelpuia, devised to, bin under the will of kin, should be sold “under tho ordor ae oi further, that the said petition has been undorsignod, who will attend for the pur- ovo of his appointment oh Tuesday, the fourth day of lurch, A. D. 18/9, at 3:40 o'clock Po M., at Til Walnut street, in Sacity of Fla "_G. HARRY DAVIS, Examiner, _ his office, No, LADY WOULD Lik Holi vointings, vy first class, foreign and American artists. Address CHANGE, Horald Uptown ofties, D TO PUR AL 1ONERY O% FANCY” STORE” WANTED— 3 stato Price. a between Houston and Ud sts, East 1th st. st wax OM PLETE Hae second hand, for the wholesale mi ters aplnaeel waters. Address JOSEPH G GATES 23 Sum- NTI EMI V gallon caska (white Wine), Addvoss MEKCHANT, aoe EXCHANGE, A BARROON, Wit STOCK, FIRST GLASS, DOWN town; will éxehango for Broperty and pay some cash. LLOYD'S, 4 Warron st, VEN IN EXCHANGE FoR JOHN ASI! AND STORE {Merchandise to sell at auction South. Address . 29 Park st,, New Haven, Conn, MARBLE MANTELS. ee IND MONUMENTS CHEAPER than evor, A. KLABER, 134 Kast 18th st, near dd av. sa MARREE AND WOOD MARTELS IN GREAT _T, B. STEWART & CoO. REMOVALS. yRPST- JORDAN, PRINCIPAL OF NEW YORK Museum of Anatomy, hus removed from 5 Washington Placo to 41 5th av., whore ho muy be consulted REAL ESTATE, The following sales wore made yesterday on the Real Estate Exchage:— BY MULLER & CO, Publie auction salo of the four story brick store, with lot 21x103.6x16.11x100.9, No. 39 Beaver st., B, 8., 93.11 ft. e. of Broad at.; to W. D. Bishop, .. .$14,00 Also the three story and attic brick house, wit x10, No, 11 Washington place, n. 2. 80 ft. Mercor'st.; to F, Emmanuel. BY JON 7. Maleolm sprit rofereo—Foreclostiro salo of the threo stoi rick dwelling, with lot 14.9x100.4, No. 118 ‘243.9 ft. w. of 6th av. tit, B Cladin.. 4 2 18,450 jamin F. Romain sale of the two stor 08x10, w. oof Will frame rie with lot to plaintiff. I4lat at BY OAKLKY AND CO. Baward D. Gate, reforoo—Foreclowure, sale of the th ry bi A dwelling, with lot 20x80, No. ri ane 30 ft 8. of ivington si to plain: “ito. No, 188 West 20th at. us 3 bo plaintify, E. Klugh, roferce—Pareition a “ew desirable business proper fy ry brick warohouse, with lot piddxaeae0. the data baat 10x40.4, Nos. 19 aud 21 Bri Tunniag through to Na, 4 Stono 5th c. of Whitohail st-; to M. Jonner., alee a similar building, with lot’ 25.1x117.8x24.11% 3 ‘No. 272 W tow donner, Ino the five story bi No. 129 East 10th st., n. 6. Christian Mall ir st..n, o.. 77.10 ft. w. of Dover to + 17,200 tt etet meses ee nell 3,082 jor . Ota)... ++. s0eerererees OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, Tho following is a statement showing the real estate transactions recorded in the Register's office Bebru- ary 11, an — Front st., n..c. corner ot Maiden lano, 51.10x41.8; te a. ie and others (executors) to Tiligabeuh, over to Mary ma 200 ft. w. of th av. ‘Sox 100. wes ‘nad wife to Maria R Higuins. are av... &, 40 ft. 8, of Mott st, johin MeOloskey to Cl ‘825 ft. w. of 9th 1,250 Nom. iWxi dix urch of St. Joseph Nom, 50.4251; George Heekel, 8,000 id Roberts and wife to Auna Zobriskio, 100 Broadway (No. 212), 29x77.2; James T. Smith Wifo to Elisa B. Sinith.. 2,500 Zasingios av. D. ‘01 ‘Addison Smith to George W. Ita; 1,100 Slat ofp. 141-4 tt. w. of Bub jan P, Smith and wife to Joba 15,000 nigh Bridge »! ¢. corner of i by regular ciith ward); Julia Darnin to Blige Nom. it. Wostchestor av. 2° 201 ft. « of Conoord av. 3k 52.10 (Lid ward); William Cauldwell ‘and wite to 9L-Oxirregal Hedeou st.eu. w.gurner of Loroy Jur; Honky Frospoct os 37x20airrog Hiunt to Amelia ‘s'Bunn . Bath ward) Philip Dulloy to" Gor. 2 Teo" ti of Walley ; slso Boston road, M. Brigge and wite t cx Washington’ wv. i Tox too cath ward; ‘aimee Giliroy to Joue Unt: s, 75" te. iy und wito 10 Margaret Ingl Bid stn e074 ft. oot Broadwa John C. . Jokes te Margaret A. Jon iw 4%, 79 ft 6 of 4th wt. 30: sail 6 overt Lindsay Boy of av. B, 25x02) Rugeno yekeriees “ip Adeline bles Samuel st., lot codertek’ G Grow f Contre stro a, 10 tts. of Wuikor st.” dixi4d (ith watdj¢ also Boston road, Sux217 Gadi ward) J. M. Smith (referee to James M. Brigg: Honry st. a, s, (lot No, 1,010), Abraham B, Cot Morris Alexander; 21 years Int st, (Now. 26 und 2659, p te toluvold Nehults; 8 yearn Hljgabeth ot. sNeo, 6, Maury is Klombarg; 4 RKCORDMD MORTGAUHS. Alexander, Morris, to Nuthunlol &. Morel Other wxceutors. &e.), Tui) yours, Gwyar, George Sate + jaa &e.)," iat Fish and wits, to Williain’ Golgate, oa” sof dad wt; o aud husband, to ey: tw Ay Smith, Margaret ule Lite Ausuranep of Sth st, Hernan, (uisd ward), lot N Towo: 0, Moxa, yc). to aay 9) Suelety of the Uni Sten the v.; ag gr Whitney, Vie vie iain Inwurnivce Gompany, ‘Ne Rae tine Mutual’ Lite Kast 74th ot; 1 6 ponbar; ct. qe tod roan, Kaward guardian, we), Hides, Amulia, to L, Gathma Kingstand, George L. and snuthior (teustoos, to Albert A. Kingwlund ... me 9 aarne ‘ells, James wesemmseenemeeniti “ALWAYS WITH YOU,” ‘The Hrnatp has received from “0. W. A.,”" $10, for Matthew Flanagan; from “Pior 45,” $2, for Mrs. Stowart, No. 30 Broome strect; from ‘“Bennio,” $4, for Mrs. poet, from “Kt, from “E. 4, “Mother,” $6; D. 0.," $4, and “it. B. aud trom $2, tor sua. re. Lag tay ‘Total, , essa fused. THE COURTS. | More Litigation About the tape Eugenie Laces. SUMMING UP IN THE ARSON TRIAL, Cost of Administration of Justice in a Criminal Court. The laces that formerly comprised 4 portion of the wardrobe of the Empress Eugénie—or, rather, a por- tion of them—was the subject of a litigation yeater- day in the Supreme Court, It will be remembered that it was charged that these laces were smuggled with a view to avoid payment of Custom House duties and that they were seized by the Custom House authori- ties, which seizure resulted in a lengthy litigation in the United States Court and finally terminated ino dismissal of tho proceedings. A laco dress and 4 laco shawl, forming a portion of the laces in question, came into the possession of J, Warren Lawton, who, through Colonel Townsend as agent, attempted to sell them, It is stated that an effort was made to induce various prominent ladies on Fifth avenue to purchase the same and donate them to tho Metropolitan Museum of Art; that this project fell through, and that then it was sought to have them put up at raffle at the late fair at the new Cathedral, This latter scheme, it soems, also failed, und then followed sssiduous efforta to dispose of the laces at private sale, ‘This brings us to the present suit. Mr. Lawton cleims that the laces were sold to Miss Anu Leary for $5,000; that after making the purchase sho refused pay- ment; that the laces were then sold to A. T. Stowart & Co. for $3,250, and that he is entitled to $2,000 from Miss Leary, covering the difierence between the original price for which they were sold to her and the price for which they were sold to A. 'T. Stowart & Co. and $250 expenses incidental to the transaction. The case came to trial before Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme Court. occasion brought into the court room an assemblage of representatives of fashionable society in this city rarely witnessed in our courts. Colonel Lownsend was the principal witness for the plaintiff. He testified that he re- ceived # note trom Mrs, General Thomas Francis Meagher, stating that she had a purchaser for tho laces, which purchaser was Miss Leary; that after various negotiations he sold the latter the laces for which she ugreed to pay $5,000. Mr. Libby, of A. T. Stewart & Co., testified to tho sale of the laces to their establishment for $3,250, Miss Leary was the leading witness on hor own behalf. She denied most positively the purchase of the laces. Tho oods, she said, were sent to her residenco just as she was entering her carriage and were ‘left there simply for her ine tion, and that nos ving satisfactory did not buy thom.* the course of her nears she statod that Colone! Townsend called ver; ee quently to sco her in regard to the mattor an itinally she had retused to seo him altogether, = also stated that she never told Mrs, Meagher that sho would pay $5,000 for the laces and never authorized her to mace such @ statement to Colonel Townsend. Mrs. Meagher, being called to the witness stand, corroborated the latter portion of the testimony of Miss Leary. Mr. Arthur Leary was also a witness. His tes- er was errs to the effect that an ocffort had been induce his sister to buy the oar that she had refused to purchase Tho fact was brought out on the trial that Colonel Townsend received a letter ot in- troduction to Mrs. Meagher from Mrs. General Fre- mont. At the conclusion of the testimony the re- spective counsel—Mr, Edward H. Hawke appearing for the Dininla rn Mr, John Berry for the defend- ant—summed uyene cage at considerable length, the former contending that it was a plain case of sale, and that his clicnt was ontitled to recover the sum sued for, and tho latter urging that there never had becn any sale of the goods to the defendant, and therefore that sho co" not be held liable to pay anything. Avery brief charge was“mado by Judge Lawrence, he simply leaving it to the jury, cf view of the character of the evidence, to decide as to the pyar of fact, whether the ‘were or were not sold, as alleged, to the defendant. The jury, after a brief absence, eg M0 ee eY fre en eens THE ALLEGED IX INCENDIARIES. The trial of Abraham D. Freoman and Charles Bernstein was resumed yesterday in tho Court of Oyer and Terminer before Judge Barrett. After tho examination of a few witnesses for the defenco, orice of whom, Mrs. Siegel, the proprictress of the saloon from which the prisoners were said to havo cmerged on the night of the firc, positively denicd that they were in the saloon that night, the prosecution called their witnesses in rebuttal. After recess ex-Jud; Curtis, the senior counsel for the detenco, began t poor ge up, and for three hours delivered a forciblo and im) ive address that frequently brought tears to the eyes of the hearers. He criticised in caustic and eloquent language the evidence of tho rosecution, dwelling at Spas its in- erent incot ities and defects, ing to the nationalit the accused, he spoke with? marked aon of the his' of the Jowish race, and called po! Judge crime were not ing of the possible motive that coulc timate prisoners to commit thé heinous crime charged, he catlod tho attention of the jury to the ang al ene proof of all motive. During the address tho x Freeman sat near the counsel — his two-; crpenrold hi child sleeping” at his breast; his eyes and eyes of the were wot with weeping throughout. At halt-past four adjournment was had, and ex-Judge Curtis will continue his summing up this morning, after which Assistant piayich gs gen ge w! Ht gem eee the prosecu' wi prol a verdict, to-day, ones Cost OF THE LAW. Whilo Officer Kelly, of the Fourteenth precinct, ‘was on duty on the Bowery on the morning of Jan- uary 20 last he saw three young men running in the direction of Prince street. Hoe followed them and overhauled Thomas Kane, whom he had scen drop- ping several boxes of cigars, On investigation it was discovered that the cigar store of Abraham Cohen, No, 22234 bag cor been broken into and 3,000 cigars stalen. ae on trial yesterday in Part 1 jourt of General Ses- sions. The “tateoes was that the officer, ursuing the real thief, lost sight of him near wi Kane was and arrested the latter. -In the course of his summing up for the prosecution As- sistent District Attorney Herring said he did not pose to waste timo in arguing as to the improbsbility that a sworn officer of the law would, ou the witness stand, fy may, perjuro himself. Time was pre- cious in the Court. He had been making @ caloula- tion a# to thocost of suits in the Court, and ho found that it amounted to about $200 an hour, or Lod $3a minute. The prisoner Kane was convicted and Judge Gildersleovo sentenced him to State Prison for four years and six months, SUMMARY OF Di LAW CASES. Asnit for divorce, brought by Jacob Dussell, barber, residing in Allen stroct, against his wifo Pauline, was tried yesterday, in the Court of Com. mon Pleas, before Judge Van Hocsen. The plaintift charged the defendant with having committed adul- tery with one Frank Karlman, who, he says, enticed his wife from her home, Judge Van Hoesen, after hearing tho testimony, granted # decree of divorce in favor of the plaintiff, Catharine Weis has brought a suit in the Court of Common Pleas against hor husband, Balthaser Weis, for divorce, on the growad of alleged adultery, In her complaint Mra, Weis states that sho was married to the defendant on the 15th of October, 1871, at Williamnsburg; that the defendant has committed adulteries with a female known by the name of “Mary” at tho boarding house of Mrs. Giffert, on the corner of yg Letc f ond Fifty first street. Judge Charles P, Dal; ordered a reference to M, Hoyt, ad eke peoets sod fu wdorick Wolf, of No, 121 Hast Trsaaway and his barkeoper, » Jon Enterman, were ve ceralqnsd in the Court of cnet a Josterday violating jc ww, having, as Alleged, ng liquor to the agonts of Rev. Dr. Crosby's society on the 7th of October last, the accused having license to sell beer and ale only. Enterman pleaded guilt; was $5. Wolf, however, stood trial and a dotoat hia guilt, saying ho ‘did not know that his varkeeper had sold liquor. The jury found him guilty « ane e-4 was sentenced to pay a fine of $60 und prisoned for ten days in the City Prison. while Tho suit brought by Daniel H. Harkins against Stephen Fiske for a dissolution of pets nerehip: as formely co-proprietors of the Fi Avenue ‘Thoatre, and for an accounting by the latter as busi- ness manager, was yesterd 1 by. one order of fp oe Donohue, referred toord udge ot Vy litigation have already in the HunaLp, One ati tat ot Pe ancS ence is that the evi aubmitted to the Court within Fry on is tdge Dittenhoefer a for plu and Messrs. Howe & Hummel for the An important decision was ren iorod you br as Judge Wallace, in the Cireutt Court States, in tho case of plaintiql, member of the Wall stroct firm of no mi Go., w 0 . ew Souths bofore the ma- turlty Of tho notes: the unknown to plain- tiff, failed in bueingss and 1 beankruptey at thirty-thros and Mr. ¥, Shepard, “counsel plaluti, showed to * b |, £01 for the tion of the Court that neither of the notes uor their holders were sufficiently described An Italian named ‘Toto Tedeschi, who said he was & tailor, residing at No, 332 East Eleventh street, was arraigned yesterday in Part 2 of the Court of General Sessions on two ing him with felonious assault with intent to kill. It apy cent } house No, 04 Park street and pram _ me there he made improper interfered on behalf the lan 5 drow 8 stiletto aud stabbed both them, inflicti severe wounds. ‘Tedeschi was pi gece and Boga to the station house. When the as placed at the bar Ler pion eg Assistant Dietele District ‘Attorney ity to one indictment, and Judge the Prison for five years at +a Cuban, was also ar- salgoes ‘on the charge of stabbing Amenia Pasquail, fer woyeroly ip tha car, Phe "yotebaes wes ees er severely in the car, the Feniventine fr i year, either el tnd ‘Lhe second trial of a suit brought by Isaac V, French, receiver of the Central Park Sovings Bank, against Josoph K, Redman and other trustees of the bank, has been commenced before Judge Van Brunt, holding Supreme Court, Circuit, Some of the late trustees uave settled the claims against them, but the defendants, not deeming themselves responsible in the premises, contest the suit against them, It is claimed that the trustees in the purchase of the lots on which the bank building was erected entalied a loss of $20,350, und that they should be liable for such loss, At the former trial Judge Donohue dis- missed the complaint, holding that tho action of tho trustees was un error of Judgment and that they there- tore should not be held accountable for the es The General Term revi this judgment and ordered tho new trial, which is now in progress, Messrs, Barlow & Olucy uppear tor the plaintiff, and ex-Judge Car dozo, Abram Wakeman, Anderson & McMann and Addison & Brown and others for the defendants, COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Supreme Count—Caampens—Held by Judge Do! hue.—Nos, 76, 104, 105, 117, 150, 169, 170, 203, 213, 38, 259, 272, 274, 26, 277, 290, 292, 203, 204, 205, 297, 203. Supreme ‘Counr—Srrcta, ‘Tena—Held by Judge Van Vorst.—Law and tact—Nos, 370, 847, 576, 878, 690, 886, 891, 908, 909, 910, 912, 913, "914, 918, 920, 782, 932, 935, 937, 988, 041, ‘043, 946, 608, $25, T21, 724. SUPREME Couns —Crncurs—Vart 1,--Adjourned for the term. Part .2—Held by fo Luwrenc 1782, 1783, 1784, 1151, $29, 1, 4351, 4281, 229: 2409, 4614, 2835, 2644, Fit. wig 2313, 1865, ta 1666, 2125, 12405, 26: 10%, 2838, Part erat A Judge Van Brunt. eon, 2087, 2662, 1378, 7959, 2007, 5 3008, 3010, 2024, 1160, 4698, 36834, go 3026, ar, 3028, 3029, 3030, 3031,°3U34, 3035, 3037, 3U3¥, 3039, 3041, Po seg Counr—GrnrraL Tenm.—Adjourned sine Supgenion Covri—SprxctaL Trru—Held by Judge Speir.—Nos. 54 45, 10, 26, 33, 46, 23, 66, ‘Surenion Count—TaraL ‘Tenm—Part 1—Held by Judge Sedgwick.—Nos. 313, 423, 463, 596, 411, 529, 522, 524, 491, 635, 585, 1049, at 495, bil 52) 483, 403, 245, 744, 732, 743, 367, art 2- Hela by Judge Freedman.—Case on No, 370, any vs. Schuy- ler et al, No day calendar. CoMMON PLEAS—GENERAL TeRM.—Adjourned for the term. Common Preas—Srectan Tenm—Held by Chief Justice C, P. Daly.—Na. 7. CommMon PLeAs—HQuity Tenm—Held by Judge Van Hoesen.—! }» 20, 21, 23. ‘ComMOW PLEAS—TnIAL Tenm—Part 1—Held 4 Judge Larremore.—Nos. 822, 790, 2056, 801, 2057, 74 1796, 893, 594, 395, 2030, 896, 597, 898, 899, 900, Part 2—Held by Judge J. ¥. Daly.— Nos. 996, 882, 845, 892, 886, 861, 855, 870, 872, 901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 906. Maniwk Court—fniaL Texm—Part Judge McAdam.—Nos, 5698, 5373, 6389, 5140, 6881 3467, 1395, 3392, 5490, 5492, 5493, 5Ad4, 5407, 5499, 6501, Part 2—Held by Chief Justice Alker.—Nos, 6348, 5308, 5456, 5414, 2600, 3133, 5338, 5399, G4ll, 5434, 6485, 5480, 5487, 5459, "Part ‘3—Held_b: Judge Shea.—Nos. 5x01, 5079, 205544, 5741, 2709, 6334, 4633, 5268, 5376, 5377, 5356, 5216, 5385, 5183. Counr O¥ GENERAL Skasions—Held bo ba ha Gil dersleeve—Part 1.—The People a felonious assault and battery; Same vs. William Smith, , eee Same vs. Robert Lemington, grand ; Same vs, William Clarke, grand larceny; Same NinerDavid Klump and William G, Dienea burglary; Same vs. Henry Henderson, burglary petit larceny; Samo vs. John Johnson, burglary and petit larceny; Same vs, John Demaghe, larceny from rson; Same vs. John Dagnan and William Kett, Fisccay from person; Same vs, William H, Hooper, assau! end battery; Same vs. Martin Reeves, disor- derly house; Same va-Jobu Slebersoury, Barve epee Same ys. Nathan Loderman, James E. Topping aud John J. Fischer, grand ony; Same vs. George W. ae false pretences. Part 1—Held by Judge Cow- ‘ne People vs, William Lyons, burglary; Samo - *paward Parks, grand larceny; Same vs. Lhomas Riley, burglary; Same vs. Patri ick MeMulken, grand lareeny; Same vs, Edwara Croif, forgery; Same va. Frank Pendergast, false pretences; Pea vs. Mary Hayes, disorderly house; Same vs, nls Finnegan, disorderly house; Same vs. Patrick Smith, disorderly house; Same vs. Darwin Esmond, forgery; Same vs. Patrick Smith, misdemeanor; Same bef Gal- lagher, misdemeanor; Same vs. Charles Kogers, as- y Judge nault and battery. Count oy Orgn axpD Tenmixen—Held b; Barrett.—The People vs. Charles Dernstain and Abraham D. Foremun, arson, continued. COURT OF “OF APPEALS. Avnany, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1879, In the Court of Appeals, Tuesday, February 11, 1879, present Chief Justice Sanford E. Church and associates, the following decisions were handed down:— ‘The Board of Supervisors of Schuyler ‘ois spondents, vs. The Bank of Havana, appellant; The pellant, vs. Sherwood, adminiat oe tor, respondent; ‘The Town of heey nig eorrige t dent, vs. *. The New York and Canada oad Colne appellant; The Town of Essex, respon- Bent, vette New York Canada Rail road Domunes. ap yond Sweet, receiver, respondent, The Peo ib, appellant; ple ex rel. The’ Wilianiabary Gaslight Company, bppeliant, va. The Board of Assessors of the City of Brooklyn, respondents;’ Peck and others, appellants, vs, Von Keller, executor, respor it; Tugman, re- spondent, vs. the National Steamship Company, ap. pellant; Seaman, roapotees va. pellan’ dgment altirmed, with costs. Donediot va. ict; Richards vs, Richards; Fuller ‘Tomer; in ‘ro Iselin; Mus . Scribner; Weeks vs. Bde army Taylor vs. Froncoso.—Order grave vs, sherwood; attirmed, with costs. ‘Treadwell vs. Archer.—Judgment Genoral ‘Term and County Court reversed and Fey new trial granted; costs to event. Dickenson and others, exccutors, ws. Dickey.—Ap> Peal Seman ib ripe) costs, va. WI ; Young vs, Seward, collector, &e,—Appeal dismissed, with costs. Price vs. Price,—Motion for reargument denied, with $10 costs, Day vs. The Flushing, North Shore and Central Railroad Company.—Motion tor peo Pcyes vai denied, without costs is either and fer aera amended b; ating out tad an order tog Som on verdict be affirmed,” and inserting in liet “that judgment be entered for defendant on MOTIONS, Hallock vs. Doring.—Motion for reargument sub- mitted, Cone vs. the Delaware, Lackawanna, &c., Railroad Company.—Motion to restore case, and Court took Xo: 332. The Board of Supervisors of County va, Deyoe and others.—On motion cause vanced on calendar and set down for March ae 1879, APPEALS FROM OUDERS, No, 362. The People ex rel. Henry A. Murphy, rete op i og gE yy William OUX wok for appellants; William M. Everts for meses ese » o Evarts tor TS The following is 2 the day calendar calendar for Wednesday, February 12:—Nos, 89, 17, 83, 93, 100, 101 and 10a, {TRINITY CORPORATION, A QUESTION ADOUT THE SALARIES PAID TIE RECTOR AND COMPTROLLER DECIDED BE GENERAL DIX, General John A. Dix said to 9 Henary roportor yesterday that the statement which appeared in this paper of last Sunday regarding the salaries of the Episcopal clergy was in error in placing the salary of the rector of Trinity Church at $15,000, He said it has never exceeded $11,000. During thd rebellion ‘an extra allowance was mado to the clergy of the parish on account of high prices of thon prevailing, The causo for that ie “conned the vestry & few months tirected the Fe hiowsnce to be discontin: the rector’s salary was fixed at $10,000, same article the of the comptroller of Trinity Church was stated to be $15,000 but the tase te it has never 0} $5,000 per annum, and lieved that there is no position in au, the city involving so much reaponsibility, constant care which is not Lh as well if not ae povetion me oer ved Genpeel Dix, “ uy eve wea Sc pay . yh nalarton, Dut that ts’ take. ‘This corpo nn hud large expenses to and what surplus it had of late years wan on the bacrensg | of ca Church ‘Augustine in Houston # to avonsiderable sum, and rents ot be been reduced, besides the Yin sphne deal by tenanta who newest th yee “ee them to the corporation to Fea ee zg = i ae PLE i : d now on oor hands @ bent and “Ki see ‘was to: ® Feflner, tokoop, We Mo iatond woot 10 down and abo tyke 34 me