The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1879, Page 2

2 ~NEW YORK HERALD, FRI Terry _REAL _aaTAre __FOR SA SALE. OICE “Ce SSORTMENT ATTRACT! ve NEW HOUSES locations, Owners, DU "ROSSMAN, Archi- Tocts, G3 East 41st st.’ Price list sent deseribing “how ‘house should be buill TION IS CALLED TO THE NEW) FOUR cabinet finished House No. 32 East 68th mplete, Apply on premises, WILLtAM TION I8 CAL D TO THE NEW FOUR STORY. stone Dwell |. 83d st., between Park and Mad- a stories hard wood, doable floors, rice $15,000, 9 THON. KILPATRICK, Builder. N ELEGA) MADISON AV. FOUR STORY DID room extension. cabinet fin Residence for sale low. STEV! Jr., 4 Pine, t 17th st. and O61 6th av. 667 STH AVE of hor ided bargain, A Splendia medium size ided bargain, 4 Pino, 85 East 17 ‘and 661 5 av. Jor SALE—FOUR STORY MODERN HARDWOOD finishod House, 54th Sth with new Carpets, Mirrors aud Fixtur 10 TIMPSON & YEET, 1,505 Broadway. th st. JOR SALE AT A BARC and basement brown st Bt. ; three stories, finished in el mirrors, &c,; hotises open daily. intwest corn IN—THOSE FOUR STORY Honses, 50 to 64 East 66th gant stylo of cabinet work ; ‘Apply on premises, 1. E, DOYING, eusy terms. V. h st. and 661 Sth av. POR SALE OR TO LET—NOs. 54 AND 56 EAST 126th st. os elegant; best location in Harlem, Apply on promise: HE ELEC STORY H@USE 119 East Sith st., 2 inet trimmings, portico, mirrors, ke.; ‘possession. ¥, CROFT, owner and builder, premis HE HANDSOME. TURE STORY AND BASEMENT brick House 149 East sid st.; terms very low. Ww. FARL| Y GRAY, 79 Cedar st. idle. BEAUTIFUL BASEMENT HOUSE ON GRAMERCY Park, north side, ing the Park: is 22x60 feet, well uilt, and will be sold for $22,000, or will be rented. EB. JI. LOW & CO., 3 ‘office, 1,130 Broad: — a =e OR SALE—THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, 20 feet wide, 47th st., near Gth av, TIMPSON & PEET, 1,505 Broadway, southwest corner 44th st. (OR SALE ORTO LEASE—THE CORNER HOUSE 180 Spring st, four story; it hag been used asa first class ney, with two ovens. Ail information given by FR. KUENZEL, agent, 58 Baxter st. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. ur ri NT MADISON AVENUE FOUR STORY cabinet finish Residence to let, YENSON, Jr., 4 Pin East yeu TLY AND FU LL aan FOUR ory House, 20th st. 5h Astory House, 200M et iD POOLEY. & CO., 178 Sth av. JMURNISUED HOUSB—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE; plate zinas, burdwood, freveved; library, 1,000 volumes? S11, 449 t A7th, FS RNISHED FOUR STORY STONE Hol Lo ERENT $1,200 and board owners if desired. 333 Wi OUSES AD PLATS—FURNISHED aaa UN sai ben ly possession. EVERETT Board Directory, HED LARGE rOUR STORY corner House on Madison ay; rent, $4,000 per ye: }ON & PRET, 1,500 Broadway, southwest corn A SMALL HOUSE, NICELY dc., please call at 146 ARTIES WISHING A furnished, with china, sil Wost 4th wt.) immediately; rent 908 () WEST 34TH ST.—IN FINE ORDER; IMMEDIATE possession: other houses, furnished and uptur- nished, in central locations. B. #. MERKILL, 610 6th av, Unfurnished. NEW BROWN STONE ENGLISH BASEMENT + | Anouse, West S4th at.. ne: Tent $1,600, Ap: ply to THOMAS P. GRIND ‘ork Club. T LOW RENTS—THRER STORY HOUSE, OTH ST. ton av.;, also Inne 4 Slory, ‘oppo Be ee etecee wines eal getatanee OWI: 40 West 20h at NUMBER OF DESIRABLE NEW THREE STORY brown stone Houses on Prospect Hill, Lexington av. ind 94th #1, $700; to good tenants only; within easy ac- cess of main station elevated railron HARDMAN & HOUGHTON, 446 Broomo st, \? #9 EAST 41ST ST.—THREE STORY BROWN Bs one: improvements; possession, Call, 1 OWNE AX ELEGANT MADISON A’ R STORY DINING Vv. FOUR INING room extension, cabinet finish Residence to let, unfur- VENSON, Jr., 4 Pine, 35 Eust 17th nished, low, Y. K.'S st, and 661 5th ay. A —NEW LISTS, PUBLISHED 0-DAY, ISSUED £i..tree of mailed to any atidrese from all throg ‘offices. , K. STEVENSON, Jr. —FOUR story Brow) “PRO HOUSE, 48TH est.. Sth and Gth avs,; splendid order: mirrors and gas fixtures: rent $2,200, TIMPSON & PRET, 1,505 Broad- way, southwest corner 44th st. = BROOKLYN PROPERTY | FOR SALE TO RE “{THMREE STORY BROWN STON fAsroene fav., $4,000: terms easy, HALL & 80 ranklin av. ACTORY PROPERTY FOR Jease.—The premises known us the Kings County Mai factory, situated on Commorelal st., Greeupolnt, Brook! ‘with u frontage of 90 f Creek: depth o ot on Newtown BO) feot; the buildings ar: nd, substantial condition, and well adapted for almost any manufacturing purposes, For particulars SALON Ez Yn TT, Panwina Railroad all st. 3 wired, $500; a ; ot the coxt of he house. HA 870 Broadway, corner DeKalb ayv., Brooklyn. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE oR TO LET. PRorenry OUT OF THE CITY FOR LE REN we AS croisce§ N. VR TO “REAL ESTATE FOR RENT AND Abs. EDWAKD, his borhood specialty.) TAMILTON, 90 Trine RESIDENCE IN NEW “BRUNSWICK TO SELL fAicw or rent, furnishe acres, filled with fruit; good muse, 10 rooms; all notes ry outbuildings. RGUSC ‘New Charch st, BEAUTIFUL P buildings; 22 ARGA NTCLAIR (SPECIALTY).—HOUSES, FURNISE a unturnished, sale, und rent HOWE £1 PAWSUNS, ir. I ESIRABLE PRIVATE, per month, Apply at 1 Bizet HOUSES—ON STUYVESANT SQUARE AND East 16th st., near Irving place. W. G. ALGER, 201 Broadway, room 6. ‘OUSES TO RENT—VERY. GEEASANTLY L LOCATED, from $500 upward. Office 189 Enet 12th st. TRE STORY H STOOP BROWN STONE se, 21 feet wide, 45th st, near 6th av. ; rent 81.500, SON & PEET, ‘1,505 Broadway, southwest corner NHREE STORY HIGH STOOP. HOUSE, 35TH ST., near Sth Oe Also three ‘story, 2ist st., near 6th " TIMPSON & PEET, ‘1,505 Broadway, 70 LET—THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES, $25 PER and upward, bY Wy *REVIER BROTHERS, 24 New- ark st. Hoboken, or 124 Wost Broadway, New York. (0 LET—THE FOUR STORY basement House No. and all the modern Smoravemontas re P. HARMON Ss & LEAMAN, No. aT West a st. 0, LET USE, WITH 12 ROOMS, AND GROUNDS, O4th st., between Mth and 10th avs.; rent, $400. Apply io JAMES We COATES, 271 Hudson si (0 LET—THE NICE HOUSE, NO. 724. nt 1.900. Apply to 63 Broadway, oF A. ¢' E ST., NEAR Greenwich #1 Min ae order and very convenient; Font $750 per inquire of the owner, WILLIAM MATHEW! 540 ine st. Been BROWN STONE HOUSE 64 WEST 48TH between Sth and 6th avs., $2,100 from May. Apply 24 Wast Bist st FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, TO GEN. Pils A tueeee only; terms moderate. 91 West 11th st., nea Sth av. ELEGANT MAN hoico, situations; sions, furnished and unt onable rents. Ney Set —Cortal GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN FURNISHED HALL Room, with closet; privilege of sitting room; $1 75. 203 West 13th RANGE, SOMERVI AB. Houses, "Farms and Lots for rent and male. LACKWELL BROTHERS, 243 Brvedway, \CEAN Tague AT LONG BRANGH—FOR SALE, ON lousy terms, fine tract of ocean front, close to tlie’ now ier; most desirable for restaurant or hotel. Apply to A. SMITH, Sun office. LET—AT RICHMOND HAIL neat and commodious Ho eummer, with gardens and | minutos by rail f i. 1, pid ERAL ft 5 WO LET—THE BEST FACTORY PROPERTY a ark. corner Orange and Plane sts. Apply to HENRY WOD, on the premises. rooms, close to Prince's B oes place for s club house; Bie for bathing and fsh- hub: For particulars address Tottenville, Staton Is! 7 : very healthy location; ) LE. R FOR from city, large do artly furnisned, all ce jencen; cottage, five ru ‘and carriage house, all outbuildings, water abund situsted three. api He from depot; 6 acres: ery desirable." Address A. GRAULE, Summit, NJ. 3 NS RNUE aly stacked with chiles ieede; good City Property for large Farm, Broadway, room 1, Cor Clty Pi Stocked, wr WXCHANGE—AV rented (equity EST SIDE. itera ptown office. Teok SALE CHEAP OR EXCHANGE—PARM aT Vineland: house. barn, 4.400 grape vines, G00) black perry. LEWIS, 318 Myrtle 'ay., Brooklyn. ILL—FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP EX- msion House; arranged for physician; exchange for Pinaller houses; elty or Harlem. Address J. REYNO, Sta- tion F TANTED—IN EXCHAN iE Kenideneo in city or leman just from the iin Ww. Address ( FOR A GOLD MINE, A STORE, PROPERT Tree, and cas Ky 14 Park EQ ACRES OF ARKANSAS LAND TO TRADE ‘good reference given, Address ‘k Post — Y. Mth and 9th ste, ete lowest price HARDMAN & HOUGHTON, 440 Broome st. BUYER, THREE STORY hand th avs., below < roam Hh. “Bint THREE cated, between inth b—WELL nerally i ENNETY BUILDING, corner Fulton and Nassan. peveral Offices in this building to let at greatly redaced rents. The ottices will be altercd uit tonants, ‘The bnitding is heated by steam, and each oftice has wash- stand and water in it, Two cievators running. No extras. JOHN 1. KNIGHT, at the building. MODERN STORE AND LOFTS—39 AND 41 187i near Brondway. suitable for wholesale millinery, w. OWNER, 46 Wont 20th at, LANDMANN'S PARK. 2D, 9D. AVS. ._OSTH, GOTH, ewith buildings, &e. L. J. CARPENTER, 26 3d av. file Howe). s FOUR HANDSOME LOFTS eit hh pewly painted throughor how to May, PO (more than the entire term, to respousibie aioly, DENISON, 181 Greenwieh ot. ap stairs, NORTHWEST COR. into one large and one Apply between 1 and 2 ROADWAY STORES TO Lath at; will be altere ae. hav. EST WATER FRONT ON THE BAST RIVER TO lense for a or front, ZOUXGOU feet; pin of water. wh st. ferry, Greenpoint, fe Apply Wo JOSIAH PALMER. 70 kektord ots or 10 rankis YRAND BOULEVARD HOTEL, HROADWAY, 50TH at, Central Park, partially farnished, to lease. Apply + East broadway. PFACTURERS WHO ARE DISSATL wit wer and chiwe a Prope gine, heating qrai ‘tle ready money, or lease whole Property. R., cure Thomas € Co., 20% Went sth st, FVIGES, LOFTS AND STORE TO RENT AT VERY 1ildings extending from John to HOUGHTON, 446 Broome st. opposite CHIT HARDMA STE AND HOUSE, 204 GRAND; STORE, 73 Allen; Halls, 50 by 50, Grand and Allen; no finer, i 10 LET—BROADWAY, 620, THROUGH TO CROSBY per annam; divided Apply. te GUSTAVES, BAYLUES, 202 rond: at, entire Building. 8 floors, it reqhired. TONG 1 TAS uuizeot OBEN 1 BMOWN, 20 ETS OF STORE 8 #9; rent low. Apply EWS, ba Catharine st Be NO LET—ON ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS BLOCKS wost sido, well lighted and commodion ‘with: good. basements. Apply to J. ROMAINE ZU Brondway. COOPERS, BLACKSMITHS, ant Lot hort side of Canal « nd Washington sts. ROBERT tween. ¢ BROWN, LEASE—THE _ ESTABLISHED, trent claws Li enst corner of 2d uv. 4 87th at peld cheap i pred location; suitable for any business; rent $1,000, Apply 253 Geoenwiel at. 7PO RENT—-THE LARGE MARBLE BUILDING, Com hor ot Greenwich and Liberty sis. Apply to B. I, LUD. Li & 60.3 Pin UBLISHERS, STATIOERS, &0.-TO Restoring ont Store, No. 741 Broadw eee eee TODLOW & 60.3 Li WELLL a “HOUSES ' ‘TO, LED. pe Furnished. y FURNISH ‘our story bi) At" from top to bottous ; D FIRST brown ste respons: FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT; CO: 27 West sist NICELY venient to elevated station. Broadway. AX OQWER OFFERS GENTLEMEN (LOW PRICES) well furnished Second Floor, en snite or singly. 503 West 2ad, , udfacent to London Terrac URNISHED FRONT ROOM, ALSO HALL ROOM, to gentlemen only. Apply in the storo at 50 West 14th: between Sth and 6th ava. RNISHED SECOND FLOOR, 348 4TH AV., TO lot, or for light housekeeping. SALES aT AvorioN. VETION” SALE KEEL THIS (FRIDAY) en aT LAKGE Hou SORY UROWN STONE “Maxsion WEsT 1478 NEAR OT ve ¢ Ly Aner FU RN WOOD HEANOEO PARLOR. CHAMBRE LIBRA AND ae ROOM UIT OLL ane INTINGS, BRONZER, Le SETA Parlor contaiue salsa ii lake and La Greeienn Marbles, Pier and M ide oetrg rr ry ck Ae viata js de rose Cabinet Pedestals, Jal Yelvot and English Carpets, Easy Chairs, Lounges, ite, Chambers—12 sets of solid walnut Is, Dressing Cases, Bure: ~ ag bstands, Wardrobes, 5) eprtng and bair il rain ai Brussels ts. Exten- Dinin; ndsome Buffet, cost 4 ; Chairs, Bookeuses, rorand plated Fos Sata, China, T KRAEMER, Goods packed, shipped ut romowed If reaul ARS TARGEE & CO. AUCTION . WILL SELL Aon (FRIDAY) MO! NG,” 10 Orc PROMPT, AT PRIV. ae GHRSIDESCE NO EF WEST 19TH ST., STH AND 67! polis: ioe A A GENTLENAN Gore iG ABROAD), ‘AY CHIGKELING UPRIGHT PIANO, X. B—We bes. to call’ particular, attension to this eate Furniture made to order. and in use but@ short time, PARLOICAND 1 DRAWING ROOM SUITS, in, crimson, satin and raw sill er, arm haprer ‘ebony and bull Cabinet, ngs. OL EXTRA’ IMPC dt Pala Nase CARD! ETS, 'D DININ Queen, Anes styl oe Bedeten scene ene crates ante Cases, Bureaus, | Wardrob Lounges, Rockers, marble top Tables, fr and spring Marsrosso, Pillows, rep, piush hairelith, Suite, Mirrors. Dining FurnitureExgensich Table, Buffet Chairs. in and Tea Sets, Silverware, Cutlery; also airs, Kitchen Furniture, N. B.—Goods boxed for shipping i red, Take any uptown line of ears or stages Oth at, “AY TON SALE AT PRIVATE rege ee AY No, 120 ST 23D NEAR 6TH AV., FURNITURE, and Washstands, CLOOK, B HO SettouD” FURNIO URE, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTES, STEINW 4 , SONS, ELEGANT CABINET UPRIGHT PIA’ PIECES PARLOR SUITS, CO’ VERED te SATIN. 5 i gd IN RAW SILK, ee i ‘Top TABLES. pees ET AND WRUSSELS CARPE’ re A DWARF “HooRcases. kananye OLID WALN' Bike ANTLY PIECES a AND. PLATE! as ED «WA LUCIUS SMITH, AUGHONEER, A TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER, . old stand, 37 Nassun st, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK, ‘at our salesroom, 37 Nassau st, LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for conventence of sale. ELEGANT FOLDING CRIB BEDSTEAD, ELEGANT Wardrobes, gilt Easel, fancy Flower Stands, wall Brackets and Hall Stands, en suite; black walnut Barlor Suits in eriinson brocatel, with stip covers; gilt Pler Mirrors with cornices, Oil Paintings, Bronzos. ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO, ONE SQUARE DO, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, lot Oileloths; also very fine Diack walnut and glass partition, with conntors, drawers, cashier's desk; also a goneral assortment of office Furni: ture. SCHWAB. AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, 10:30 o'clock, No. 74 Hudson st, corner of Worth st., Stock and Fixtures of a Grocery Store, consisting of Inrge quantities of Coffesi Flour, Spicos, Starch, Soup, Shelf and ceries. Also, Counters, glass Deslers invited. NE: f BOGART, AUCTIONEER . February 28, 10 o'clock, Ni Broadway" fico Furniture, sito, Stationery, o€ Samuel le Harris kor. Uatalognen nt sale, LUTHER SHAPER, Assiznos: ONTINUATION Orr THE 8 SALE OF SIAN CARPETS AND RUGS, Dapenene ad Giaineot-Parver? Waniocla: baenetess &e., ‘AT MATHEWS ART ROOMS, 55 CEDAR St. THIS’ DAY und SATURDAY at ONE o'cloc! DA MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, 85 Codi rat EXHIBITION LER'S Art Gallery, 95 Liberty st PERSIAN AND INDIA UGS. FRIDAY), IDAY), 7 regular weekly sale of antture con- atable sale of Hoots. nad Shoes, and at 3 o'clock P.M. six gv0d rosewood Pianos. YL. M. HAYES, AUCTIONEER —SELLS, MONDAY, March 3, at 10 o'clock, Stock and Fixtures of first class Hardware and Housefurnishing Stor ven particulars day of sale. Valuation, $3,700, Grocery No. 9 Hid- counter, ice el scales; ary Gottoce, ‘Spices. Vinogar: Pickles, OC Clock. Consumers particu: larly invited. WURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR GE tlemen only; choice accommodations and. very central. 34 Wont 25th st. owe ape URNISHED PARLOR FLOOR; ALSO SECOND Floor, singly or en suite, 47 East 23th at., between Mad- ison jth av URNISHED suitable for housckee} water. 77 East 10th st. ARGE ROOM, FRORT, SECOND STORY—GENTLE- man and wifo ov two gentlemen; terms very moderate, 200 Eat uch at. JURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM. comfortable, to gentlemen. 25 West ie Broadway. FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, PARTLY FUR ninhed, to let in three story brown'stone bouse; mit. able for me bys couple; all improvements; $25 per month, 212 West Tith st. DARLOR, SECOND AND BASEMENT FLOORS, FUR- isbed or unfurnished, singly to gentlemen or together. 7 West Beh st, PARLORS, BASEMENTS, SE vate house, furnished compl improvements. 226 Went 37th st. LEASANT FRONT ROOMS, suitable for two gentlem connecting; permanent or rr md 40 West aa WO FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE “WINCHESTE! Broadway, above Siet et; slsosmall Apartmont after April 16, LY 1s 1 WEST 38TH ST.—CHOICE ROOM tloor for families or gentlemen ; reusonabl forts. 9 TH ST., WEST, NO, 310—FURNISHED FOR HOUSE. keeping or with Board, to nice parties at low price. 117 EAST 28TH ST.. NEAR 4TH AV.—FURNISHED Rooms to rent, without board, 273 uct ST ST.—FURNISHED ROOMS FOR Night hogsekeeping; also Farlor and Bedrooms from ae ROOMS AND APART- MENT: Ss TO LET. N ELEGANT FLAT TO SMALL, GENTEEL FAMILY. Apply 326 West s4th st. A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS, ALL PAINTED, WATE closet, gas, de. ; $19, No. 397 ROOM: ALSO SINGLE ROOM: ping; ali improvements; running 'D FLOOR OF PRI- @ for housekeeping; all NICELY 1 FURNISHED, r month; also Rooms SECOND home com- No. 397 3d av., near 28th at. Sco Housekeeper. THIRD FLOOR, Six LARGE Rooms, 25 FEET ouse, £ om Led. id av., “Btbte House. (NEAT FLOOR, iNG- r xtures, bath, <FLATS, SEVEN AND” DESIRABLE LOWER PART OF HOUSE TO LET TK perfect order; water and separate gas meters, 35 King t., betwoen Varick and Macdougal. HE LOWER PART OF BROWN STONE fiOUSH, eight rooms and bath; all improvements nt $30 per month to respectable party. Inquire 300 East Roa et 10 LET—IN W BUILDINGS CORNER 4TH AV and it2d st., one very desirable Flat; every convenience: rent low. Apply at office, and 32d wt. (PO _LET—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF NO. 463 Wost 34th at. Apply on the promises, 10 LET—SECOND FLOOR, WITH IMPROV ‘and all light ro@ms. 948 Loxington av., corn Oth wt, U URNISH Parlor, bedroom an ranged for the purpose; No. 38 Uniow square only. 21 [| ST—FIVE ROOMS. 0 ton smail famil, WEST BOTH Door, to lets ROOMS, UNESS, &., ily OKER WANTS DESK ROOM—LOCA- ¢ Water sts; rent not more than &% por mouth, Addre: x149 Herald e WASTED-SECOND PLooR! wit! ckeoping. fre can Adak in i TOB. Acco tion near Mei CONVENIENCES ion or Madison Herald office. 2D—A FIRST GLASS PLAT OF 10 LARGE rooms on first or second floor, in first class neighbor: ‘Adress box 163 Herald office, Wate ay A SINGLE. GENT! MAN, A PARLOR and Bedroom (furnished), room adjoining, in Address J. J., neighborhood nf Union Clube t West 21a st Herald Uptown office FURNISHED nnd Floor, Bewrd Y monthly, without board. as | Address BROKER, Herald Up. ANTED—DESK ROOM IN OFFICE ON OR NEAR Byrne, betwoen Canal and Liberty; stato particu. V. HH. Herald Uptown office, BY GENTLEMAN AN Ploor, Bathroom, by WwW Jars, ekooptng, 24 Monthly terms. 6 i TLEMEN Wrstt FURNISHED ROOM IN A 6 hon se, between 23d and 24h sts. Address, stat- ihe price and location, il. G.J., Herald office, In th» Country. IMMER HOTEL WANTED—BY A | Anse sible hatel an; house must be well located and furnished. | Prine) waddrows BRINKERHOFF, box 146 Hernid Uptow 60. Ret IN FURER HOORS AT THE OF 4\ pt r, gold and platina; prices to anit Nemember the w 77 Gth av, Open evenings. BETS OF TEETH—OPEN WOME AND SEL OUR J day and evening. cues AVENUE DENTAL ASS8O- OLATION, 879 81h BRK TING, Be, MLLING, 500., SETS, 85; epwired while waiting, at 466 Canal st., corner $6.x —BRAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL TEETH of, warranted: examine specimens. 262 Oth av. thotishod T Dr. MEADER. _ MARBLE MANTELS. AND MARGLEIZED MANTE 40. A. KUABER, 134 Bast 18th 6 XECUTOR'S SALE. OF REAL ESTATE, WVAN TASSELL & KEARNEY. Auctlongors, wilt soll at auction, on Tuesday, March 1 . at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salenroom, 111 Broadway, by order of the execu- tor, Joun Keenan, the threo Lote ot round at the north west corner of East 10th and Dry ts, wil Inonts, the. three lots aro respoctively. 22 foot dgnelen, 99 feot and 22 feet G inches on 10th st, and 20 fect 6 inches doop, subject to a mortgage of $6,000 bi Savings Bank. ik AL surviving executor of Edward! Kelley, ‘decensod. Josera E. Newnunann, Executor’s Attorney, 25 Chambers st. DWARD SCHENCK & SON, AUCTIONEERS, Poremptory sale of ELEGANT CABINET | PURNITUBE, # variet; pam a copartnerityp, § ofel a8 No, 10 Maiden lang. lock, * THIS Day. Pebruaey 3 EORGE i. ScorT, AUCTIONEER. SEVENTEEN DWELLING HOUSES At, AUCTION on Madison av., Gist, Blvt and 88d 0 East 6fst st., between. Bah and 9th avs. in Wi ESDAY, March No, 673 Maoon AY. enor lst wt. ; ‘and 1,071 Madison w ne ag ,065, 1,067 On THURSDAY, March 6, at noon, Nos. 667 and 1,009 Mudison av. and 76, Bint 5 78 and 80 East By order Supreme Coart. Maps and particniars of J0TT & MYERS, 6 Pine ot., rear office, EORGE A. LEAVITT & CO., AUCTIONEERS. THIS agree EVENIN 28, at the Leavitt Fobruar Art Gallerics, now on exhibition. PRIVATE COLLE CTION OF. PAINTINGS. ‘The collection of # woll ki I DETAILLE, ‘and nearly one hundred oth OHN C. ANDERSON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WILL hold special sale of Household Furniture and Carpets, thor. one of 3d av, and 20th st., this Friday, at it o'clock. 1. SBAUM, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TO-DAY, 10 deo'clock, 468 Hfudson et., Stock and Fixtures of Cigar in le NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 22 RIVINGTON ST, sells to-day, BY o'clock, 3 Cherry 6 res of n—Bar, Buck Bar, Tables, ORRIS Release AUCTIONEER, Executor's sale of Neo. 41 Bond st. E. . LUDLOW & CO. will soll at auction on SATURDA Exchange 8: nies, de. N Brecdway “Trinity Building), * New York ie 4s order of J. Kearney Warren, exccutor of ostate of ‘arron, deceased), Bond st.—The three story nnd baso- ‘0. 41 Bond Honse and Lot } ne brie high stoop . with party walls; lot average depth of 96 foot; at wate: nid full parti the ine at., New York. ORTGAGE SALE—FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, RICHARD WALTERS SONS, Auctioneers, will sell THIS DAY (Friday), at 11 o'clock, at No, 398 2d av, southeast corner the Fixtures, Furniture and Jeune of a first clay Nd established Lis ing of one Collins’ Patent Ale Pum Icebox, Mirror, &c. The above sal tention of those oe & profi store is now eg invostinent, as tho rusperons busltioes, \GUSON, Attorney for Mortgagecs. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT Medford, Burlington county, N, J. The subscriber will offer for sale, at public auction, on the pramisen on Thursday, the ‘Ou Maret, 1870, all that Property lying in the vill d known as the Medford Glass W land with the improvements thereon, consisting of gh eh house, mill house, packing house, store 1 other buildings necessary, th 4 Single and'8. double aiwolling houses, wifleient to neenm: modate 30 fami Also soveral Parcels of Ground, about 7 acros, adjoining the Property, and a tract of Land con- taining about 28 acros, about two milon dis JOSEPH Buh Trw For torthor information apply to 8. I PINCKNEY, ton Kaa, No. 1 Park place. ‘Payee SALE—B. FIELD, AU AnOTIOnes 142 Canal #t., near his o'clock, 70 | Men's and Women's Ci hen hy Shawls, Romnants, Undereiothing, wiles, Biankers, Wed= ane, Hoots, Shoes, fe. ; also HI Pant, Voste, By order Hugh’ MeAleonan, ‘ce adave z Mortgace 8 and #) 6th av. Diiel: wall rockery. i Sj Sountore, irga, Bet 8, Tron and Tinware, wc ales positive in lots, By ordor’ ot K A. Acker, attorney for mortgngen, S. HERMAN, AUCTIONE Special sale of W ‘ngs 80 barrels Bourbon casks Brandy, Gin Wine; alw Harel, fe | MAO Chars, Hnfe, Fotu ture, ‘as kk Of « dealer, constating af tino Wines and J Darrotn, euska, caves nnd dort) No, sTRAMSHIPS AND TRANSPORTATION LINBA== Mareh 11, by A. BORE, 111" Broadway, the ‘val ible Water Bid at., North River. Tomas KEYWORTH, AUCTIONEER, WIL finy, at Wo'elock. 8 47 Christopher t.. Suits in rep and hair arbly lop a bihor Tables, ijraseels Carpets, new improved Wheulor & Wilson Sewity Machine, &c, Deatory invited, DAY, -FEBRUARY 28, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET. : For SALE. “PINE L066 RON? TEASE OF and fixtures, Apply LLOYD'S, 4 ait faTio ERY BUSINESS; AUST aE “SOLD IM 1 clear. ately Stock and Fixtures) ipa Fo le er ON BEST AVENUE, will sell chea| FIRST CLASS GROCERY {for sale on accou: ther busines: Inquire 2% Washington No agents, Adi Goon visi AND OYSTER MARKET CHEAP. 425 CHANCE FOR A MANY TO ENTER INTO A Ax tablished Meat, Fish und Vegetable Market, do- ing & good business, Apply at 164 Myrtle av., Brook! YOMPLETH ELEUTROTYPING, STEREOTYPING Jand Printer's Warehouse combined; good machinery, lished business, Address Jocution and a bargain for an es! a FOUNDRY, box 127 Herald of Dass “ROOM. DOING * “A GOOD BUSINES! Ps aa location, Apply FRED. P, SMITH, 23 Chan Hs Des STORE—AVERAGE DAILY SALES, $13 TO $18; sold owing to sickness. ATRICKLAND’S, 36 Beek~ a Jlok SALE—A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SHOP ON 3D ay. Inquire at 2,351 3d av., in cixar store. JOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED, GOOD PAY- ¥i ay Fish and Oyster Stand. Apply ou the po all 202 ‘arick st. HP SALE—AN OLD. ESTAULISHED GROCERY, IN Frooklza, with 8 &c. Call on or address Asth “frock ate ees STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD will of the best retail Dry Goods Stand in the New York; stock will be reduced to suit: agents ly. Address DRY GOODS MERCHANT, Ox 173 He: oltfics. POR SALE-CANDY, STATIONERY AND VARIETY Atore. with News Route attached; must be sold imme diately on account of other busimess, 303 East ot ‘BOth st. AIRST ‘CLASS PAPER HANGING: ‘AIN business for sale; fine local been ost sitslied twenty years; vory ee ob poop) any paper hangings, mauufac- turer can tell ys the class of business done here; cash capital required $7,000 to 80,000. ALBERT 8, BROWN, Worcester, Mass. TRADE, $800 CASH, CLEARING nil office; owner having other CO., 20 and 22 Rivington st. ANDSOME BLACK WALNUT ST ith sliding doors and movonblo shelving; to-b reat sucritico. Apply HARTZ & LEVY. Ta23 Brond: way. Mest BE SOLD, OWING TO SICKNESS, THE OLD established Dyeing (eae ic ate COAL ‘AFES—BEST, E second hand. A Soren a Brondwa, QTOCK AND FIXTURES OLD ESTABLISHED F. store; good location, west sido iid av.; light stoc $500 required. ‘Addruss HOSIERY, 76) 3d uy., avartibe: ment of WIE BUY A GOOD GROCERY, WITH $5 500k and cash trade; rent paid to’ May 1. Apply 387 Coui Brooklyn, Semel MACHINERY. iE “ROBERTA” EN FERENT STYLES, for factories, yacht , tarms, elevators, ce. 107 Liberty st. TANTED—AN 10 horse PINE ppt Address MACHINE, Herald o "ANTED—MILLING MAGI ALSO ENGI Lathe, six feet bed, second hand. State name ol maker, condition and lowest price for cash. Address L. & T., 108 Chambers yt. THE “LECTURE SEASO: FREE” SATURDAY AT LEG. a for the people in tha Great Lall. nt 8 o'clock. the lecture will be delivered by J. W. Ewsa., of New York ci “The Associated Wo Get Our New: ad gratis at tho office of the Cooper Murray wt ve separate from boiler. Press; or, How Tickets? can Union and at D. Van Nostrand’s book store, ABRAM 5. HEWITT, ‘Secretary. wu. Shrvone Watches. Jewelry, Seal ; also Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought, at 77 nent Broadway 1,272 BROADWAY, ABOVE | ia. bought WILLIAM A. GLO it sold back af « small advance, 190 Broadway, nour 0 OF GOLD BOUGHT—DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND Jewelry bought and resold if desired; Pawnbroker’s Tickets bough LD GOLD AND SILVER AND ALL ARTICLES OF valuo bought and money exchanged at 126 Bowory. 1. 207 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE GILSEY HOU Ladien’ private office. Diamonds, Wat Jowelry, &c.. bought and sold. LINDO BR« hes, 3 PEACEFUL BLISSVILLE, SUBSIDENCE OF THE ROWDY QUARANTINE REGULATIONS FORCED BY THE SHERIFF. ‘There was @ marked change in the vicinity of the cattle stables at Blissvillo yesterday. It is but simple justice to Sheriff Rushmore, after the strict- ures passed npon him in regard to the delinquencies of his subordinates, to state that he has at last given effect to Governor Robinson's quarantine order in such 8 manner that no charge of negligence can now be laid at his door. One result of the conference be- tween him and General Patrick on Wednesday was that no person shall be admitted within the enclosure ELEMENT—THE STRICTLY EN- without a permit from the General. To facilitate business the Sheriff was author ized to issue permits to stablemen employed in the yards. The deputy sheriffs were at their posts, not only at the gates, but through the yards and around the stables. Under Sheriff Rushmore remained with them the entire day, after having been up all night. There was very little business at thg stables, as no cattle were removed. The on! Haence that. business was not entirely someshel was furnished bythe crowd of boys that collected with their little wagons and wooden pails outside the fence to receive the swill from the “shoot” lead- ing from the vats within. The number of cattle remaining in the stables is 218, of which te; have been condemned. One cow was attacked wit! spasms on Wednesday night and died in a short time. in application to remove the ani made seers jay morning to General Patrick, but was refused on the ground that no removal can be per- mitted until an inspection has been made by Dr, McLean or some other sanitary officer. ALL THOUGHT OF VIOI CE ABANDONED. A Henavp reporter took a survey of, the stables pi was agreeably surprised at the absence, of the rowdies and bullies. ‘We have driven that sot away from here,” said Under Sheriff Rushmore, “and we ret exceedingly the unpleasant affair on Monday tefvaing to the attack on the Henanp re- ter). You may travel around here now Her see for urself, and I warrant ‘ou no one will venture to molest you.” ir, Rushmore defended tho conduct of his deputies in general, some of whom, he said, had rendered ood service in the capacity of policemen at Coney faond and Rockaway during the bathing. season, No cattle will be moved from the premises betore to- morrow. It is believed that within two weeks all the cattle will have been slaughtered, Whether the Fleischmann firm will consent to the burning down cf the old sheds has not yet been decided, ‘The slaughter houses of the Messrs. May & Bern- stein, on Johnson avenue, are pretty well ‘stacked with meat. The stidden influx of the Blissville cat- tle in addition to the ordinary busincss, has filled the jouses to their utmost capacity, Ono portion of General Patrick’s order in regard to cattle transit in Brooklyn, has given rise to complaints on the part of cattle owners in the interior of Long Island, who regard the operation of the order in its present state asa grievance. The only depot designated for ciittle is at the foot of Broadway, in the Eastern Dis- trict, and while this location may be convenient for cattle drovers in Brooklyn and New York, it will be embarrassing to owners of cattle in the interior ot Long Island, who would be properly accommo- aged by a depot on the confines ot Williamsburg. As the rule now stands, cattle coming from the mid- Jand section of the island must be driven down Broadway to the dock. DR. LAMBERT B: AILED, Following the recent it decision of the Court of Ap- peals granting a new trial to Dr. Thomas 8, Lam- bert a motion was made yesterday to reduco his bail from $25,000, in default of which he has been con- fined in the Tombs since January 2, 1878 The mo- tion was made before Judge Barrott, in the Court of Oyer and ‘Terminer, and gave rise to quite o long argument, Mr, Abram Wakeman appearing on behalf of Dr. Lambert and Distriet Attorney Phelps in opposition. Mr. Wakeman sgatmaedt et under the decision of the Court of Aj Dr. Lambert was entitled to his discharge. Phel imed that the decision simply meant that the ie of the lower Court was nugatory and that the prisoner must be tried over again. Judge Barrett said that he was satisfied that he could not discharge the pris- oner, as the decision of the Appellate Court was not — but simply entitted the prisoner to a trial de mtr. Phelps then said thot, under all the cireum- stances of the care, he would not object to the bath being fixed at $10,000, which was the amount before the conviction. Mr. nan insisted that this would be no reduction practically of the bail, as Mr. Lambert could not turnish it. He urged that as the matter stood the Court ought fo allow the pris- oner to go upon his own recognizance or upon noi nal bail. After some further discussion Judge Barrett finally fixed the bail at $5,000, In tho District Attorney's office, subsequently, James MoCall, of No. 9 Wost Forty-second str furnished tho required bonds, and the Doctor was rel . BUSINESS TROUBLES. John A. Harteorn, “manufacturer of cigars, has made an assignment to Henry 8. Harteorn, giving three preferences for $3,400. He has been in busi- ness since Joes and had a capital of $20,000. Legien, Wholesale dealer in cardboard, assignment to doseph Movins, has ties d bis schedules, showing Labiliti $51,808; nomi- nal assets, $45,849; actual assets, $30,370, —- THE COURTS. —_—_- Investigating the Alleged Derelict Election Marshals CHARGE OF MURDER UNSUSTAINED Complaints Against a Wyoming Territory Mining Company. The examination of James M. Cosgrove, chief deputy marshal of the Eighteenth Assembly district, charged with having verified false certificates of the deputy marshals for performing services on election day which they did not perform, was resumed yes- terday before United States Commissioner Lyman, A large number of witnesses were examined, and the testimony was mainly a repetition of evi- dence previously given, James M. Turner testified that he was aid to Chief Deputy Cosgrove; that his special duty was to go around aud see that the deputies were attending to their duties; he had faithfully done so, and he had no occasion to report any one as neglecting his duty, and so reported to Cosgrove. He further testified that on election day Cosgrove acted in a sort of w semi-judicial capacity ; that he heard cases; that ies were brought to him for examination, a: those cases which he thought required it he sent to his chief—Inspector Davenport. vara “Then Cosgrove,” Interrupted Judge Dittenhoote “was a sort of district judge and Davenport was Chiet Justice.” “That was about it,” said the witness, ‘The case of Cosgrove wax then closed and argu- ment of counsel setdown for Saturday next. During the afternoon ‘Thomas H. O'Neil, who_ was a witness forthe government against Kobert Utly, of the Eleventh Assembly district, and under whom O'Neil served as special deputy clection marshal, Was arrested upon @ warrant issued by Commis- sioner Osborne, and gave bail in the sum of $500 for examination, O'Neil public fore to certal documents, by which he obtained pay tor five days at the rate of $5 a day for services as deputy mar- rend Dai in fact, the services were not per- formed, MICHAEL MARMORA ACQUITTED. The section of the General Sessions Court over which Judge Gildersleeve presides was again thronged yesterday with Italians interested in the trial of Michael Marmora, o ragpicker, who was charged with the murder of Michael McDermott, Pierced to the heart by a stiletto thrust McDermott was found in the hallway of No. 18 Roosevelt street by Oflicer Sparboro, of the Oak street police. He dicd Before he could give any testimony as to how he received his death wound, and William Burke, his companion at the time of the stabbing, was too drunk to be able to say how the deed wasdone. On the first day of the trial it was shown that Michael Marmora, the prisoner, had a stiletto which might haye inflicted the wound, and that he was in the hallway where the stabbing was done cither at the time or within afew minutes of the fatal occurrence, ‘The testimony of Bulio, who lived in the house, and ot Michael Rofreno, who owns the slop beer saloon into which the men went to get their last beer after adrunken day and evening, showed that Marmora ‘was the only ove of the colony ot Italians inhabitin, the house who was in the hallway when the d must have been committed. On the open- ing of the court yesterday morning the prisoner took his seat beside his counsel, ‘Mr. F. Kintzing, prepared to present his defence against the ugly facts testified to by the witnesses for the people, ‘Mr. Kintzing, in his open- ing, claimed an al jute acquittal tor the accused. Marmora was Saad on the witness stand ‘and ad- mitted having been in the hallway, os described by the witnesses tor the people, but denied all xnowi- edge of the crime; he said that he went to pesokiya: to visit one ‘Tuozui, who has a grocery at No. 43 Adams street, Brooklyn, an old friend, who paid his ‘passage to this country, and for whom he occasion- ally did odd jobs; he was in the cellar splitting kindling wood to start a fire when the police came in and arrested him. Assistant District Attorney Bell subjected him to a rigid cross-examination, bag) mney ee Reps hag ho was in the habit of carrying @ le “for fence.” Officer Spur- boro being fecalied for the Uiajeh neh tiorar peed the statement that, the prisoner, w! ted, de- clared:,-"*You have got to prove it. Thad nothin, to do with Roosevelt street.” This the prisoner to him before anything. wes, said, as he was emerg- ing trom the dar! where the officers found him. This closing the testimony, Mr. Kintzing offered to submit the case without argument, to which Mr. Bell assented. Ji Gildersleove charged the jury, carefully reviewing the facts and pointing out to the jury the salient points of the testimony, both for and against the prisoner. Pe jury, after absence of an_hour, retui @ verdict of “Not Guilty.” Mr. Kintzing then sient for the die- charge of the prisoner, Judge Gildersloeye, in granting the motion, said that he concurred with the verdict. Marmora kissed his counsellor’s hand when the result was announced, and was followed out of $9, court room by s throng of his int com- es, ALLEGED BOGUS MI MINE COMPANY. Early in the present week a bench warrant was received from the United States Disfrict Court of Wyoming Territory for the arrest of J. M. Pattee, L. Ludlam and one Brown, against whom indict- ments had been found for “misusing the Post Office establishment” at Laramie City. It is pon indictment that the accused devised, with the i tention to detraud, a scheme known as the Sem- inole Gold and Silver Mining Company, under the laws of the Territory of Wyoming, “and falsely represented and advertised the said company to bo organized for the purpose of mining and to be the owner of rich mines and valuable machinery used to work and develop the same, situated in the Seminole Mining District, in Wyoming Territory,” and that thoy falsely advertised the stock of this ‘company to be of value, and for this purpose made use of the Post Office at Laramie City, contrary to the laws of the United States. Without issuance of warrant Pat- teo, accompanied by his counsel and ex-District At- torney Bliss, appeared before United States Commi: sioner Shields and was formally committed to await the action of the authorities in Wyoming. Colonel Bliss then took the matter before Judge Choate, in the United States District Court, where bail was ac- cepted in $2,500 for an appearance for trial in Wyo- ming at the proper time, PUBLIC CHARITIES SUITS, The Commissioners of Public Charities and Cor- rection brought a suit in the Marine Court to ro- cover @ statutory fine of $50 from Mary Finnegan for. having sold intoxicating liquors without o license; also @ similer suit against Susic Wagstaff on the same ground. Against the former the only evidence submitted to Judge Sinnott on the subject of the defendant's proprictorship he finds to be unsatisfactory and inconclusive. evidence as to her -having no license he finds to be no evidence at all, it being mere! that no such license was found on public reco: nor was the statement of a witness that he did not seo any license hanging Ep of any weight, as it did not appear that he mi the matter a subject of special observation, and defendant being @ woman there was the Probability that she might be merely o mt of another. he Vareetwrn the saa holds, innst present more convicaa evidence before the can have the judgment which they seek, and whic! would involve findings of fact that ‘wotlld leave the defendant open to criminal indictment, A similar disposition was made by the Judge of Susie Wag- stail's case, THE JOHN REGLIA HOMICIDE, ‘Tho Italian clement wae woll represented in Part 2 of the Court of General Sessions yesterday by inter- ested spectators of the second day's trial of John Brown, charged with the murder of John Roglia. Amony many witnesses called by Assistant District Attornoy Herring were Mary Fontenarorsa, Mary Cassassa, Charles Magunculdo, Peter Cavana, Cerlo Cassagsas, Jose Delardo, Mari Gardalla and Mrs, Malaspina, Some of these testified that Brown struck Weceased with a club after quarrelling with him and that Roglia died from the effect of this blow and that he kicked him while down. Mr, Will- jam F. Howe in his opening speceh ridi idea that the murder was committed b; and insisted that the deceased and his engaged in a row which the was no party, Brown was then called as a witness in is own behalf by Mr. Howe and deposed that ho had been celebrating bis Chsiat mas by having @ dinner when he was asked to drink by deceased and friends; he did so and subsequently they came to his door, which he had barrea inst them, and they tried to push it in and assaulted him with an organ stick; ho denied ing struck de ceased. Brown admitted on being cross-examined Mr. Herring that he had been twice before for stabbing. Judge Cowing delivered a lucid’charge, and after Mr. Howe submitted a fow requests the jury retired at @ late hour. ‘The jury retired at half-past flye o’clock, and a fow minutes before ten returned with a verdict of man- sianghter in the fourth degree, Judge Cowing, on motion of Mr. Howe, remanded the prisoner for sentence until this morning. MRS. HANN'S SLANDER SUIT. There was continued yesterday, before Judge Law- rence, in Bupreme Court, Cirenit, the trial of the suit brought by Mrs, Annie It, Hann against H. J. Shefleld and Jorome D, Fellows for $20,000 damages ee ee Allen summed fz EF i i i if Pe iB ‘ i j : EFF, i i He i iS ASSIGNMENT. dant Jeweller at Chieage, having failed Went, the liabilities betug apward of due to jewellers im Maiden lane and John city. A committee of his creditors attire and found that om the day of his be gave to his wite two houses, worth 14,812 22 cash; that he gave to his niece, sateen 0, and to her Sten over $20,000 worth of goods pate of his attorney in the tional Henk of Co Shier [. Mr. upon lis p~--~ KJ uy ease came before Judge motion to vacate the order of ‘orrent’ After cotins | at considerable length Judge Donobue the papers, reserving his decision, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the complaint Ageinst Martin Gross, proprietor of a saloon at No, 69 Gold street, The aceused, in defending himself from ® savage afteck by one Jacob Sleight, a man whom he had treated kindly and sheltered, struck him on the head with mallet, inflicting serious injuries, which reeuited in death. The evidence submitted showed that Gross had acted simply in self-defence. i In tho sult for divorce brought by Mrs. Annie M, Weber against Lewis Weber, the facts of which have becn published, # motion was made yesterday, before Judge Donohue, in bs ae Court, Chambers, for alimony and counsel fee, Donohue took the | ae feel HE : aH FLEFE i i vr his bid, —— of being ep! motion was made y: Judge Donothur I... a mandainas gual ae Fire Commi ners, directing its The vn tor a hearing on pext re of the 20th inst, the rooms of Mra, ase was set ‘On the evenin, Maria Jones, at No. 724 Bast Ninth street, were robbed and jewelry. Shortly afterward Detective O'Connor, of the Seventh of a quantity of clothing, recinot station, arrested Richard Muiderry, Williata Waltace and John McAdam, who were in Muldorry’s apartments. 4 pillow slip was found which was as the property of Mra, Jones, In the Court of General Sessions y Wallace th Muldorr and Ma emeoetiee ney Bell story and placed Mulderry on tein. He was idersiee ve: acquitted and Judge Gil mid ‘reform. brane Pony Lid | poy hy cla¢ped him in her hoped that he woul done 80, having Kot Pit nen cae purpose, His youna wit arms. McAdam wi COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. SurneMe Count CHamprns—Held by Judge Dono- hue Nom, 50, 71, 103, i 174, 180, 4 211, 230, 235, 2h er eee ast 13, 233, 284, 285, 287, Bs, Bad, 290, Surmemz Court—Srecirat Tenm—Held Judge ‘Van Vorst,—Case on—No, 878; Hollins vs. et al, No day calendar, SurueMR Cour: ag 1. for $108. 3060, 08. 5 o * 8763, 4612, 4509, 4619, 3833, 4575, 3028, Part ited by Ju Van _ Brunt.—Case 12%; al. va. The New Jorsey Cnpany. ‘No day calendar. SuPERIOn CouRT—GENERAL TeRM.—Adjourned sme wr Adjourned for the term. a PLEAS—GENERAL TeuM.—Adjourned for Common Hoesen.—Caseon—No 2; Creag, oo : Held Judgo Larremore.—Nos, ‘oon 956, 885, 887, 315, 921, 926, 878, 858, 959, 960, 1022, Tniat T: ov GENERAL §: 1—Held by prone g en | felonious a» sanlt and batt spelt No day calendar. —No Scrrnton Courr—Tnuat Tzew—Parts 1 and 2.— the term. ton Pe ‘No day calendar, nd tice G. P. Daly.—No es uITY a Van Common PLEAs—Eq' ‘Txnm—Hold by iy = Paul Railroad eee va, = Aopenee Preas—TRIAL by Part gre 4 Judge J. F. Daly.—Nos. 890, 905, 1744, 1014, Manine Covnt—' 2 and paar Journed for the term. ESBIONS—Part Judge Gildersleeve.—The Finnegan, ve. James robbery; Same vs. Same Eis topo iden pees ten eaten Same va. =e Welsh, burg! Purvis, peed vs. Sohn Quinn, grad Jar moped va. We williees Bracken, grand larceny nie Smith, larceny; samme ve sot Sui ri lucas ~~ = Wilbur E. Harnson, ft alsa! pre- tences; Same vs. Morris Ross, Franz Walle ane George Baine vs. Daniel Breen, felonious assault and 7 ba ys. James Maher, felonious assault and batter Same vs. Thomas J. Lane, felonious assault and bate tery; Sane vs. Samuel Hasson and John Brennan, nd larceny ; Same vs. George Fox, false pretences; fine vs. Louisa Wobster, larceny from the person; Same vs. John Hope, burglary. AMERICAN CARRIAGE BUILDERS. ACTION OF THE TRADE IN THE UNITED STATES IN CONNECTION WITH THE AMERICAN EXHIBIT AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION. At the late Paris Exposition tho American interests in the carriage building industry were well repro- sented by a display of vehicles of various designs, embracing those common to this country as well as carriages peculiar to France and England. The de sign and workmanship exhibited created » marked tmpression, and Brewster & Co., of New York, wore the winners, against strong competition by foreign builders, of the gold medal, while tho head of the firm was accorded the decoration of the Legion of Honor. Tho success abroad of an American manufacturer has been ree garded by tho trade here as an honor to be apoceciated by all American houses business, and ovement has been on foot for some time to ‘give cpkew os to the gratification of the manufacturers hout the country at the cred- itable display made fry Paris by the New York house, A meeting was held yest afternoon at the Windsor Hotei, and Jater at the factory of Brewster & where, on behalf of over three hundred sub- ecribers, feo ie preeoce ot oa four hundred pectators, Mr. Hem m, of New Haven, i ited to tho tiem a uw ty eee golden mmemorative workmanship aot their hands in Paris. The tablet, exquisitely enamelled in colors, the work ba ban Pr re wet Scone a ment scrol Fe eats butlters. of New York,” Phila delphia, ‘Rew Haven, Merrimac, Boston, Albany, Detroit, Epis Moana Washi ton, Chicago, St. Louis lother centres ie or. Killam, in a short, ‘effective speech, comple mented the firm on its success and acknowledged the Denefits conferred on their common interests by their enterprise i eencing, te large exhibit thirteen carriages to John W. Britton, member of the firm, |, thanking the com. mittee and their associates for thetr generous recog: nition of the firm's nei te He gave a brief account of the business carcer of the house, and ee he the services of the workmen who had aided #0 terially in the Paris success. ‘The workinen, who had come tnto the room from the forge and shop to witness the presentation, ex- reseed their thanks to bal vince es through Mr, losier, the ees after whit firm aud the -manufacturers ther with their panna numbering in an it'abont wo hundred down to a generous Inyeh, One of the largest roome in the immense had been hung and decorated for the occasion, contained some objects of interest connected wit and presont coachmaking. At one end of the room wes the coath made Henry eg Ke 1829, for Andrew Jackson; the coach orted in 1801 by Van Rensselaer, “the ‘Albany ‘atroon,”’ for lis daughter on her. inarriogs, the coach still having on its panels the Viseber eud Van Ronseclacr arms quartered. The conch, which was used by Lafayette on his visit to Albany’ in. ee was an object of interest yesterday, and in strong contrast to the lighter vehivies at present in vogue standing at its side, ‘At the lunch table speeches were made by L. P, Morton, of New York; John A. Scott, of Boston Phincas Jones, of New Jersey; Stewart L. Woodford and Isavc H, Beiley, of New York, and others, The affair was of interest and importanes to the carriage builders of the United States as celebrating tho first instance in which their handiwork has received forvign acknowledgment of its superiority. for alleged slander, Vartous witnesses were called, Whe gave testimony as to the good character of the i Fg Hi ‘