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C IT T RKAL BIT itTETOIl 4 A t.K.
( entrml.
A run CT T> ?P%f KTI1 ivn wn 1V9 ?.
A Cbolca four story 21-foot high stoop stons Keaidenoe', !
price low. V. K. STEVENSON. Sr., No. 4 l'iue at. and 33
kwt 17th it. |
N "ELEGANT 11'LL SUED IIOl/RK, ON 5TH AV.,
for sale at a errant bargain M A. J. LYNCH A SON,
HW Broadway, corner of I'ina ??.
All Ol'SE AND LOT KOK SALlF-iLOCATION Improved)
between Central I'ark aud Boulevard; wonld
exchange for Harlem Property or a Rood Knrui; value
IHlMll. Kor particulars edaryaa owner, B. B., Heraldolllca
CW-i *,lia . IM' oXLl t'.tSII KKt/l'IKED)
O ? will buy a beautifully froscoed three atory
' high stoop brown atone House, situated near the 51Hh at.
and 5th av. entrance to the Central i'ara. Apply at 122
East USth at. Will be let furnished.
&Ql I OHO ONLY "Wilt- A PEKPKOT OEM of A
OOlf.UlMF medium ?t*e four story ha*omont House.
Bear Sth av., 18th si. , easy terms. OfflcesNo. 4 Pine and
83 Eust 17th it. V. K aSTEVKN'bON, Jr.
Rant 8Mt?
AMKDrrM 5*17,E nitfH STOOP UK(|WK STOVE CORner
House. on Lexington av Hud oSih at. ; a bplendid
opportunity to purrliniv m.-\ -llent residence at a low tiglire
; terms eaay. OHiocs So. 4 Pino and 33 Ka*t 17th at.
V. K. STEVENSON, Jr.
IilOR SALE?FURNISHED (ill lTNFU UN IHllF.iV HO CHE
No |;;2 p.eat I'Sth si. Apply to J. 11. BUOWN, 33d si.
and Broadway.
ML ST liK Tol.ft at A SACRIFICE ?A NEAT COT.
tage on the east side of Yurkville : $3.<N*J or 94,Ut*i
wanted. Apply to J. AC&EKUAN, No. IN) East 14th st
from 10 to 4. *
Osi.l *1." " ? AiMi run A llilll-.t hiUKV BASE
merit mil tub-cellar I Unto near Harlem Hrldfi', remain
cr, O. on mortgage.
U. W. HITCH KTT, So.2N?? Chamber.it.
We.t hide.
A T LOW PRICK -FOR BALB, 21 VESTRY PT ,
XV 3 story brick Dwelling, In complete order: modem convi tilence.i.
Apply to owner, JOHN A. UADUhS, 40 Witt
20th ft.
SACRIFICE24TII ST., I'llltEE STORY HIGII
Ituop brick House MONTAGUE, Sib av and 2Iat at.
F~0R SALE?NO 0?WIBFTSmTSt77~ALSiVno. 640
Madison av., south of 0<?th it.; the cart through 50th
at. Croat the Elevated and all other city mails; each 20 feet
wide, four story, high ttoop. hrown atoue; in inott desirable
location. EL1AS U. BROWN, owner, 20 Nassau at., or No.
? West 06th St.
IIOR BALE C11EAP-KIGIITl'l~VTARD 111)i"se7 WITH
.tablet; one Ninth ward, with stables; lull lut; terms
easy, E. M M A S'? V 31 n: k ("?
^7 iUWt ?A BARGA i N -i WEST XID BT.. FOUR
O t ivUU, story brli ? llonse; all the modern Improvement*.
JAMES K. EDWARDS, 108 Went 2.Id at.
Ill I *< ?.-Hurt porta.
For sale?a special bargain?a tiiuee story
brown stone House; owner going to Europe: It mast be
acid; tee it. I CRAWFORD, 658 3d av.
17IIBST GLASS LOTS FOB RALB, WITH HI 1 l.DEUSJ
loan. A. C. l.OOMIS, 125 West 36th at.
J ""AMES PRICE,
Real Estate Xau-nt later
200 Hudson st.
O ffor* for salt:?
Third i\\ , opposite Cooper Institute.
Wo.-t 11 ih st . near Broadway.
Spring and Sullivan, Northeast corner.
W afhiotftori and Watts sts . Northwest corner.
West and DcHbrosse* st?., Southeast corner.
All excellent investments, moderate [trices, easy terms.
3ROOKLVN PIIOPKHTY FOR SAJJEB
A\I> TO LKT.
% THREE STORY BRI< K HOC8I, WITH STORE. 08
JV North 2d St., Williamsburg, will be sold at a sacrifice.
8. E. 11EHHKKD, 21* East 14tli at.
rniiE FTnest smaia71 iouse in hk<joklyx, with
A everv Improvement ; a No. 1 order and handHomely furnished;
everything made expressly for tlie house and all
Lew ; local d on the finest avenue ; convenient to throe lines
Of cars, on the hill, at a bargain; needs to bu seen to be appreciated;
full site lot, Ac., Ac. Address OWNLli, box 171
lleraid office.
QO ~ ( w CoIiNhllTTWO BTOUY BKOWN STONE;
vO.tJv'U. i.ll improvements; 30 minutes' ride.
KLLaNU A WHITNEY. No. o Bee km an st.
WESTCHB8TBU COCWTY PROPBHTY
FOR BALB A.\l> TO REST.
Al't'TH >N SALE?BY NICHOLS A t'AKKEKTY, ON
Monday, March 0. at 1 o'clock, improved and unimproved
i1 r >pcrlv, at Mount Vernon, 30 minute, from Grand
Central depot. 3" Lot., 2"i\ 100 eacii. suitable for immediate
improvement, w itliin two block, of Neiv Haven depot; also
G Dwellings and 2 Stores. For particular, apply nt 03 4lh
v.. Now York. Cottage to rent in Monnt Vernon.
"A OEN TLB HAN S COUNTRY 8SAT-OK EAST BANK
-?Y of tlio Ilnilaon. north >1 Ronjrhkeepslo ; HO acres; liutnoiise
uiiniuitius fruit; brick mansion, cottage: numerous
outliuildiii js. large river trout; dock; Icehouse; uneiiualied
river and t atskill Mountain views; at a sacrifice; photo*
graph* at our office. HOl'KIXS A CAKUfiilj 1'ON, No. 1
East 33d et.
IVoR SALE?AT NKW itnCli ELi.K, ON WHITE
l'lains road. Westchester county, N. Y., one tnlle from
depot, a Farm ol HH acres, now used as a stock farm, part
... ...... ..man..- uiiuur goon ainie 111 cuuivuinin, Willi
fine, ^prge dwelling and nil necessary nuthouses; two new,
large stables, with accommodations for 60 horses; 150 tons
of ha* ; everything that may be reqiiireil fur stock breeding;
implements mid part of stock sold if purchaser desires; fruit
of all kinds in nbuiidunce. Also Farm of 44^4 acres, part
Wood land, balance under cultivation, with dwellings and
necessary outbuild ngx. ' > excellent condition; fruit in
abundance. Tlio above to be aold on very easy terms for
purclin it; owner sells as lie is goiug abroad. Apply to P.
J. CI'/.ANAS, on the premises; JtiSK DKbUADO. East
Morrisania, corner Eagle aveuue; WAY DELL A CO., 21
Old slip.
"rvTiT SAI.E -A T'INK HOUSE; 0 ROOMS; SLATE
X1 rool: 4 lots; he?t situation in Mount Voruou. Apply to
KELLOGW, oiyuer, 37 Park row, New York.
> Y E. ? R EXT OR FOR-SALS, COTTAGB HOLSH, tg
b acre of Land, nine rooms, near the depot.
DAVENPORT, lhl Broadway.
\"oS"liKltb.-NHLENDID JUoWaGKT NINE UOOM8;
L modern iuipmveruents: rent only f.W0; near ilopot.
JAMKh YUl.MANH, Agent, Ylinkers.
JERSEY CITY. HOBOKES, HVD8W
CITY A\l> UKllUK\ I1KAI, ESTATE.
For Sale.
A FARCED SAI.E.-MODERN HOUSE, If>.?x4.'>xl0fl.
cY in line order; twe piarias, considerable fruit, accessible
location, ou the Heights, only #3,750; cheapest property in
Jersey City; neighborhood excellent.
STANLEY FERGUSON, 161 Broadway.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CTT* FOR
BAI.E Oil TO 11KRT.
A r ORAKOI . N ,T . II WILTON A \V Vl I.IS OKKF.lt
jY one of tlie finest places on mountain side; rent low;
si'acious mansion. In perfect order; every improvement;
large, highly cultivated rounds; conservatory, lawns, forest
shade, garden, outbuildings; excellent neighborhood. 30
T.ik st.
\T NKW RKItTiTToN\ - i Ai EN ISLAND, houses to i
let, ftirntshsil and untarnished: stylo, health. ?eeuery,
Ciiifoii; reasonable terms; guides lurmshcd. KEUTUEN
BHiiTHrlRS, ho Thomas st.
~A r NF.W brighton.?F<~KENT, furxihhkd AND j
at untarnished, Residences, charmingly located; modern i
conveniences, Ac.; adapted lor merchants' residences; comtort
able homes; moderate rents. 11amilton, 03 Broad 1
way.
AT ~h I AM FORD. CONN-FOB SALE, A IHKAl tIFFI.
Property on Richnionil llill, within three minutes of
railroad depot; substantial and elegaut residence; every
mod. rn Improvement, '? ecres grounds, handsomely laid out;
most complete, healthy, c nrrnient and picturesque country
scat any 11.era Photographs at owner's. 73 I'ine st.
XpAKMS TO LET V Lvlli.K FARM AND UODll ON
j. oimcn i-ianu, containm* is rnotn* anfl 1 Mi acres or
land, at $<> ). aleo another farm and llouac of 4U acrea, at
ftttX), near Cholera steamboat wharf tour in ilea from t'ort
]:iclim< ud. Apply at Lonirneek, to IIKNKY C. MoUtlAN.
"L"V>i: S.tLR?Oh'K Oil TWO LOTS, ON RAILROAD
1 ae., next to depot, at Clendate, i^urrni county; low
price. Apply at J.'4 Atlantic ?i.. Brooklyn. . |
OK SALE?A SET OK 88CTI0MAL DOCKS, CON- j
aiatinit of four i tiona worked hy Meant . capable of j
lifting vessels of 8S0ton* burden: also a lot of Shipcarpeatera'
Yard Tool*, ( lamp Screw*, lie I Screw*, Jack Hcreaa, <
Auger*. Ac.; must be aotd oil account of death of owner. Ad- 1
drtt** OSCAR fcVKRSOX, box 170 foal office, Kouduut,
UJater county. X. Y.
1><>K SAI.K-ON HtTril ST (II*) KOOT STREET NEAR
e .T Riverside Park, three full Lota, below grade; prieo
X'-.OOO each. L. J. CARPENTER, JO 3d av (Hibit llouaei. ;
"I/OR RENT?VERY DESIRABLE rFRRISHKD COTL
ta?* at Cape May, fronting ocean. Apply to F. G. A
C. P. BROWN. No. ?*' Broadway. New Tork. or t\ II. A II.
P. Mi IflllKiD. Ne at"6 tknrth OMt at., Philadelphia.
EiVUiilHKD on I'NfI'RNISHED COTTAOEfl AND
J? large elegant Man*i oia ; one 35 rooma; choicest location*
In New Brighton, 8. I ; rente reduced. W. A. COLLINS,
iK Ptue at.
VYXcX. t>N ill'HSON?LOW RENT Tu KkTXXbEE
*N tenant*.?York Houae Hotel. SS rooma, f *<X1; a new
Houae. well loeated. 10 noma, ? t>; Rockland Lake Hotel
Dwelllnic. 15 rooms, bar, ball and billiard rooma. bam*. IH
acre* meadow, orchard*, lake front, boathouee. picnic
sounde, Ac., rent fsO<i, Ihe abore property can be leased
Tor a term of years at aalletactory term*. Apply to JUIJN*
! T * VI I IK Vv-.i, ' rr '
Ciates island?wi; acofcrr kntiue manaok
0 inent of Staton laland propertiea mid adrertiee Hie ama <
gratuitoual) , New Hr.ghton lial cloeed
KKl TORN HKOTIIKKK, W Thorn *a at.
TO LET ATPLAINrtRLD, H. J , ri'RXUaKD OS
unfurnished, Mana.on: hexnlitul I..cation ; fourten
rnouu. all ImpmaetuenU. Ane gr.nmla atable, irardene
fruit, Ac Addreaa F M? bo* r<8 foat nflice. New York.
I KK MhNTH REST FOR A SNl'U LITTLE
VOU I arm on Long Ialand.
O II riKllSOX. No, 5 Pine at.
II. KITATB Til IXCHAIOIli
A THREE NTOK\ OH HANEMKVT HRI.'K IIOFRK,
1J roonaa* I'M Charlton at ; gaa ami water, to let
cheap. HI KNhAM.'Vat liu.taon at.
1/xVllA.NOK - l?"'At-Ki.fi, I NIMPROVEi) LAND,
Hamilton county, tUla Htale, for Improved Property In
iirooklyn, if no| too much encumbered. Addreaa ALLEN,
Herald ..Abe _
X<'IIANUR ?A KOI U NTOKT ?ANI) BASEMENT
1 j bru* n atone Krei.cl. Flat, aabjrct to a brat mortgage, for
private llonae uot heavtlv cucniniered.
I.. SKLDNKK. corner Bowery and Bond.
I^XCilANUK FOB BROOKLYN OK Nl.W YoltK KKM
Jd denee worth $1<?.00I> (mortjrare back $r?,(AUt. very
Diohtatile llruf Bnatnera Addreaa PALO. Herald ofllca.
X>ol 1 i . l\ A.N KXTRA WKLL HI 11.T Tl M. M I m
J A near 2d av.. fur encliangtv Addraea A. K. 8.. boa IBM
Herald office.
l/OiF KXCHAXOB?TOB cm PRIVATE AND TENK
J want llomo. >omi vrrj leod Karma aud (l?KU> (Juiuttr>
Scat* tu neightwrLnd ul city.
L. SKLDNK.lt, corner Bund and Bowery.
OR BALE~OK F.xi'H ANliB FOR BROOKLYN OR
city Property?A wall ateckad, amall gentleman'? Realdance,
one hour * rida (run Raw York. Apply to C. C'AMKBELL,
12 l>ay at.
FOR 8ALK OR ~LKA~-K^A LA HOE UWKLLINO IN
Irving place: to exchange. In part, aTanrniant In :?4th
at.; Karma and Country Santa tuexchange WIMAMS A
I) \ \ I KS. I J- llr adara*. nndor tha Bank.
1> KSiDKM'K r ASS All", M Hi.ODO, WITU CASH, i
JI for private Houae la city. MONT AO IE, nib av and
21 et at.
QALK OK BXCHANUK? KOR FLORIDA OR OEOROIA
O Farm, a choice two atocy trnaie Kaeidenre, Bail* die ae..
Newark, V J ; tune raoaia, water, gaa. Ac.; a beaatital
bvuae ; only 91.40" mortgaee
' > H riERSOM Na S Plan *. |
4
NEW
n
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIIA1IGE.
TO KXCHAKOK?KOK NEW YOHK CITY DWELLING
House Eroparty, fwtmlljr located, ranted or not, a
M<>ck Farm, 1l7ti acres, 3l> miles from New York city, one
nnle from depot; hne hell-mile track, good bouses, barn*,
stables, wagon home, yards. Ac.; farm Is dowu mi>etly In
grass; hat been heavily stocked for last ten years, consequently
la very fertile; no encumbrance ; this farm is in elegant
condition for either fancy stock raising or dairy hutl'nets;
bat all kinds of (Vnit in abundance; splendidly watered.
Address J. A. IV. Herald office.
TO EXCHANUB?TWO BROOKLYN BKO WN STONES,
wiiu c*ih, for o unall House In food locution. Apply to
owner. 2U7 6th av. f
rpo" KXOHANOE-A FIRST CLAH8 PLANTATION AT
A Port Royal 8. C? 880 acrea, on river, ftec onii clour, for
ft small House in food location. Apply to JEROME, 207
Otli ?v.
TIT ANTED?TOWN LAND oft LOTS. Kit HE ANI)
" clour, or few acre*, clear, near depot, within 20 miles
New York, for nice House, 3 Lota, Norttaport, L. I. 0. H.
PIKRSON, No. 5 Pine at.
<2? rr AAA WORTH OF REASONABLE CLOTHING
V'J.UuU to txchanfe fbr a small suburban Residence.
C. C. WAYLAND, 212 Broadway.
ElAt F.SIM!: WASTED,
IVANTED-KOUK STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE,
IT 2<> foot wldo, value ubout SUO.OOO; will asaumo rnorttra
,e of $10,OUO or #18,UK), and pay >onie cai.h mid baluoue
in food iniiiiuf stock. E. J. SUA YLOR, 1,258 Broadway- J
TO LET FOR BUglSKBg P1HPOSES
Bennett buildi.no.
Fire Proof.
Located on Nassau, Ami and Pnlton sts.
I First Floor to let, suitable for bankers, insurance offices or
| lawyers. Will be let tofetber or In parts; be altered to Buit
teuunts if desired; adapted for offlchs or aturos.
Reasonable rents.
Also some eligible Law unices to let.
APPLY ON TUB PREMISES.
Take the Elevutor. Inquire for Janitor.
prominent corner btoue to let?TO ye8ey.
corner Church St., 23x75 fool; reasonable rent to a food
luuuut. Apply nt 110 Vesev St., room H.
"1 ?STORKS, LOFTSAND OFFICES, DOWN TOWN,
..\ . in irood locations, to rent. M. A. J. LYNCH Jt SON,
lisi Broadway, corner oi" Pine st.
0t1i av. store and dwelling to let?best
location In the cltv for business near 14th st.
IIMI.'U \< V.. IU Pinna,
V SMALL 8TDKK T0 LET?CHEAP ItBNT; Excellent
stand lor a tailor, plumber, tin or lock smith, or
any kind of small business. i 11 <|uire on tbe premises, 180
West 26th St., southwest corner oflith nr.
B\81 MKNT.?A. LA':<iI IAUHBNT, IN 4tlIIKOAD
st : h1?o 10 New st., suitable for wine merchant*.
KOBEKT T. MEKK8.
ROADWAY LOFTS?EXCELLENT LOCATION; LOW
rent; three miner Lol't* of No. 473. if i,71X1.
JAMES I'llU'K, MO Hudson it.
/311H A I' HOTEL OR LODGING HOUSE ON WICT
\J side to lease?On a comer, with front of about 70 feet
on both streets: near ferry to Jernoy City anil Poun?ylvania
Uailrouil to Philadelphia; mo.lernto rent; possession May 1.
JAMES PRICK, 200 Hudson it.
IPACTOBIK8 TO LIT?OMS M BY 80 .FEET, FIVE
stories: the other 25 by On feet, five stories; both are
splendidly lighted on three sides, with or without stenwi
power; suitable for any business; rent lew. Apply at No.
83 N assail st., room 2.
HOTEL UAH BUSINESS TO LET-TO RESPONSIBLE
parties. Apply at New England Hotel, llowcry and
Buyard st.
EFICES.?SEVERAL VF.ItY DK8IRABLK OFFICES
to rent, suitable for stock brokers or other business;
rent low, In buildings 4t! and 48 Broad St. Inquire of ROBKKT
T. MKEKS, 48 Broad st.
OTORI? TO LETT?TWICE TIIE KENT TAKEN IN
tJ work; mason or painter. Frankfort House, 202 William
st.
CJTORES ON WEST~SIDE OF 8TH AV.. BETWEEN
0 33d and ;t4th sts. Apply to J. KOMA1NE BROWN.
1,880 Broadway.
Ol'LE N l?"ll) Ltil'TS TO RENT ON BERK MAN ST.,
1 ' near new Post office; hue light eutrance and holstwny
on two streets; over 2>J,(X*> square feet; power can be had.
JAMi.s PRICE, 200 Hudson st.
rpTlK IT.KM I.si;8 lir.i AN17717 7TII AV., FORMERLY
L F. M. Schaler's saloon and Brewery, to rent at a bargain.
Apply to J. UO.MAI.NK H ID >\V N, l,2?i i Broadway.
mo L.KT?PIB8T, SECOND ami TII1KD FLOORS,
1 with or without steam power. Apply at 460 Cherry st.
rpo LET?STUKE AND APABTMKNT8,127 WAVKKLKY
J. place; rent reduced; keys at M. Munus', fashionable
taller, next door; Dwelling House, 125 Wnverley place,
fl.noO; cull from 2 until 5' P. M.; Building,45 Thomas st.,
$35 per month TIIOKNTON M. KODMaN, real estate
ugeui, titkj Broadway, corner 4th st.
ith) lkt?lofts, 9qx49, WITH steam. for lltjilt
1 manufacturing purposes; rent moderate. Inquire ut
123 Railroad ?v.. Jersey City.
mo lxt-wtokk si Lihpfnard st., between
X Bresdwiy end Church st., rent $!).'><), or with two Basements.
connecting. 49 and 31 (elevator in 4'Ji, $ 1,2U0, immediate
possession.
TO" LET?WITH STEAM POWER, TWO FLOORS
50x05 each, well lighted. Jnqnire on premises.
JOHN McCLAVE, 11th av. and 22d St.
0 LET (KENT LOW- THE BUILDING 78 BKEK
mau st., suitable tor business or manufacturing. Apply
to P. FORD, 847 Broadway
TO LET OR LEA HE.-FINE CHANCE-FOR FAMILY
grocer;k wide corner Store ami Dwelling: 3d av, below
tOtli st ; low rent II applied for this week. Inquire at Market,
3H03d av.
Fjho LET OR LEASE?THE PREMISES 27 UNION
x square, 33x140 loot. Apply to E. U. ludlow A co.,
No. 3 i'ine St.
Cf LEASE?CHEAP RENT?TilE~ FOUR STORY
nousa and Store No. 472 tith av.; excellent stand tor
any business. Inquire ol' owner, 528 tith av.
rjpb rent^t tltf new tore hotel
Apply to _
E n. LUDLOW A CO.,
No. 3 Pine St.
CJ AND 7 CHATHAM SQUARE. CORNER EAST
1 liroadway. Iron tins Cathariue, to lease : also Building
152 South St.
J \ \ ?HOUSE ANIT STOKK, TONNECTKI). 187,lj'
Wooster St., corner Bleeeker; JfiOO, four story
lL'iise, 27 Amity at.; possession immediately. Apply at 42
West 3d st
Q 1 MAH7EN LAN lT?STOKE TOLET
OL JOHN D. WEN DEL. 70 Maiden lane.
.. - ..?r^. .VorvrTT.^'^. '
- V Wtli it. Can be aeon from II to it o'clock.
|ji?UK nTort ii i(in sfooF WtuskT *7ii athavT,
Jl (o lol cheap, and pnl In rood order, to private tnnitlv.
_ I. A l lil IlvSflANK A ( O . Hr .edwaj.
1^'iR REST? lllfT'KKK IS 4t?Tll. BOTH, 51ST, ,'.2D. Ml)
r .'Mil. ("Ah. ?!.?, K2d and 6N ata.: from frtMi t,. $l.8?<i
r OKAWPOKP. Hft;( ?d ?.
LARUE HOUSE FILLED WITH FIRST CLAM BOARD
era , Formltire fur A. DAI LEY, Mn uih av. Will
remove to ?* ". nth a*.
KF.MS ORE ATI.Y BEDCCKD?THREE STORY A Sit
cellar brick lloiuea at ?4iai, |5-?i and F?U Applr to
OKJBMRK BKO.v, 24 Newark at . II..1.,,ken. S.J.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES LOCATED. BK.LOW
2M at., to foot, anlurniaited, at low ratea Liata now
rc ?<tj K. II LL'DLOW A CO.. No. 8 lino at.
TO LKT?IN WEST 31ST ST. BETWEEN 8TII ASD
Hth^va . a tbroe nor; high atmrp llnaoo . 12 ro.mo; ifood
neighborhood; real, fl.JUO. Apply at 312 Weat Slat at., of
Ute owner.
TO LET-NICE SMALL HOUSES. ON 94TH ST.,
Lexington a* , oa st'th . 28th 4&th ata and 2d ae.. ranta
from two lo $1 .JUtt Afrlf *1 Bea IN KM Lib at.
TO RENT?LKXINUTO.N AY., ABOVE 28TH ST., FOUR
atorr Euxl'ab basement brown atone llnuao, rant
$1,1**1. L. J. CAKI'B.STKE. US 3d a*. (Blblo llouaa;.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE?-d$TH ST . NEAR &TH AY.,
$3.01*), 42d at., near &th a^, $2.(**>. otbara. $3'HO.
$1 w.i il.SOO ?l ..-no $l.l(*t and TIMUSON A EBBI.
1,488 Broad*A*, near 44th 44.
2D EAST MTU ST.?BEAUTIFUL MEDIUM SUED
v Heaaa: real. Ed.O O Bar road. Oaaai a* Akl eth ?
Ml;. "Ill ai.?unr. PIUKF. A .a II IlArL.ilfi.1 I , I*U.
Qt/v NTMH.; Houi and Mom, H?? Wool Mwiki
Third Mot. feen by Inquiring i>f S. RICH, 74 Murray it.
ri\r. bkoauwat!?stoke, i(>> feet deep. to
iUt) let. JOHN D. WKNUEL, 7U Maiden lane.
UWULLINO HU18ES 'IN> LET.
* I 'll I'll is! ? <{.
t I.' ROE FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP CORNER
- V llouae. elegantly lurniahed or tinruruiahad. to lot to a
(Total, rcapuuaible parly nt lair rent. Apply on the pri-iui.. a.
No. 72-i Lexington a v.
\ iCPRKiok EXTRA WIRE CORE BR llol'SK, OJT
> \ a 1 cadiIIj: avenue, 24 room., heiited hjr atenu, fre.ened
in oil. elegantly lurniahril. at a nimlerato runt. Apply to II.
1. PIJALoN,31 East 17th at.
A?Hor.-K.s Kl RN18HED AKD UNPIRN1H1IED, IN
. dt'.irable 1. catloua. to let. M A.J. LYNCH A SON,
ll*J Broadway, eorner ot Pine at.
A ?134 WEST aiTll ST-BROWII PRO NT HOUSE TO
J\? let. partly Inrnislied. rent $l,3)ll>. Can he aeeu by
permit from Mr LESTER, 232 Writ f>2d at.
4N ELEGANTLY HKMSIIKD IIOU8B TO LET?
JY To a private family only; tour atory lirown atoue, near
Elevated Kntlrond atation. No. 44i? Weal 47th at
I NEWLY. PRKSIILY AND KXtJl ISITKLY U K
J\ tiiahed lour atory liu;h atoop brown atone Dwelling,
Madiaon av..near Central Park, about 33x83*80; butler a
pantry exleaiioa . rvut only ft.tt ?i a year; panadMton. Permit*
at 3d Kaat 17th at. or No. 4 Pine at.
V. K STEVENSON. Jr.
]~VK8IRABLB FIRST CLASS I I HMSIIl'D AND I N
' furinahed Houaea to let from $1,1 *X> to $3,000. Apply
t R III'.SHELL, l.liW Broadway, room 13, betweon 2,sih
ami 2iHh at*
L'l RN18HRD II"i 81 s TO KENT ?NEW~LISTS NOW
I ready, will be aenl by mail to anv aildroaa.
K H LUDLOW R CO., No. > Hw R
noUHBS FURNISHED AT $10n, fl23, $130, si73,
$200. $3i*?; unfiirnialied. $1000, fl.lmi, $l,'2?l,
?!>* . $1,000, $2,0 0, $2,34*1. $3.IV> i; French i- lata, $70,
$110, Slag A. C. LOOM 18, 123 W?t 33ih at.
rpo LET?Pl'RNISHKD OR CNFCKNISIIED, TIIB
1 three atory brown atone llonae, 77 St. Mark', av., near
Platbuab av., Brooklyn Inquire of J. p K1LUY, voruer
7th av. and Stirling place, Brooklyn.
OV EAST 24T1I ST.-TO LET, Fl ',1,1 I I?KN i Ml ED,
?. t all modern Improvement*, $173 per niuitb, intmoai.la
.,n
I'atfurnUhed.
\ T I.OW KENT TO (IOOD TENANT?
^ V Wi ll Mil al . nmr Tith >r.. 4 ?. b a. h. ? \pril 1
K i?l otli m , near "?*h a*.. 3 a. b. h. a May 1
Wat JUd at., uppoaito London terrace, 4 a It. a. It. a May I
Uiiivoraity place, corner ?l IHh ?t , 4 ?. b. h. ?. April 1
\pnlj tn earner, JOHN A II AHUKN, 4B H'nt AHh at.
N EXTRA l.AKUK AND UtloMY 111(111 STOOP
liouae, on Iftttb at., nonrotta ar.. to rent, unlur mailed.
& II. 1.1 HI.oW A Co., No. :t Piue at.
"T~ L\ K .K TIIKEK STOKV HIOU riTOOr IK) SK. IN
A apiendirt order, No. 4 Weal llitli at.; rant low; immediate
poaneaaion. HEHHKKH A SON. ?IlA Mtli at.
\rilKEK SToKY IIroil STOOP brown stone tor
$7.'a); otliera worthy your attention fall at 4.'> Proapec
i place, corner Knot 4Jd at , or l II 1 oki). 7i> Beaver at.
Avrkv desirable m/kk sized house, on
4Stli at., near Nth a*., to rent at a low rent.
h II. I.l'Dl.OW A CO., No. :i Pino -I.
T TENT I ON KoIR STOUT BROWN STONE, WEST
:i4tl) at. : I.OWthere In all n irta of the city.
MOBKfS B. BAEK A CO . TJ Went 34th at.
A SHALL IHKEK STOKV KBIi K Hol'SL t,. WIST
YORK llEKALD, FRIDAY,
DWKM.IVGi IIOUSKS TO L,F.T.^
Infurnithed.
1 fifi LEXINGTON AV.. $2,000; 134 EAST 31ST ST.,
KM' $1,400; 221 Kul 32d ?t., tl.3UO; 13* EmI 21HU ??.,
{J,**** 1S1 Lexington ??.. fcl.TOO; 9T1 Lexington ?v.,
I.7M); 22" Keel 32ii at $1,100; 225 Klst Slat at . *1,000;
UM> Kset 40th it., $1,300; 151 Lexington ??., $1,T00; 100
others J. H. M ON At 1H AN, No. 401 4th av., corner 2Sth ?t.
FIRNIS1IED KOOJIS AND APAHTMLNTS
TO LET,
A LARUE SUNNY ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, TIAN11.
lurai'lj furnished mm parlor and b?<lrooai. to a gentleman.
without board. 22 Wont 27tb it, near Ath a v.
1.AIIGR. COM FORT A RLE FROST KOO SINgle,
$2 50; buuaa boated. 210 Kast 10th at., near
2d av.
A mm FRENCH LADY DESI ItES TO LET HANDSOMELY
furnished trout Parlor aud Bedrooiu, on tint iloor. 420
Otb av.
A FRONT ROOM TO LET?FURNISH EI) FOIL
housekeeping; rent *4 per week; a front hall Hedroora,
$2; splendid location. 1,288 Broadway, near 'doth it.
ATOMPLKTKLY AND FULLY FURNI8UED-LOWER
v J Part of four story bouse, arranged for two fainilioa; good
location: rent low.
TIMI'SON A PEET. 1,488 Broadway, near 44th at.
FOB HOUSEKEEPING?FURNISHED ROOMS, IVITfl
rooking storea, r- ut .?* a week, for ladies or gentlemen;
hull Rooms. 86 W est dt^it.
TTHRXISH I-D ROOMS, FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, IN
1? the very desirably located Qrit rlusi bouse (In perfsrt
order) No. 116 K*?t 24th St., one block from Madison square i
no boarders; highest references given and required.
URNIH1IED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARDS FOR OENtleineu
only, at *2 East lt'th it.; reference required.
URN IS11E D IIOOMS TO LET?ALL IMPROVEMENTS j
gentlemen only. 16 Kast X&th St., four doors from Tiffany's.
HANDSOMKI.Y FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLOR,
front, and front hall Bedroom to let. without honrl;
ever y convenience; rclurence. 47 >\ eat 12th bt., uenr .?tu
av.
1ARC.E, N'K'KI.Y KI'ltXIfUKII ROOMS Foil ONE Olt
J two; all improvements; $0 weekly. 108 Kith at.. Dear
Hd av.
\rICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET?WITH MODorn
improvements. suitable for two gentlemen or gentleman
and wits. No. 80 Lexington av.
TO LET-ONE OR TWo" PRETTILY FURNISHED
Rooms. all conveniences, iu a small, quiet bouse. at
224 West 47th at.
TO LET?A COM POUT ABLY FURNISH EI) ROOM TO
one or two gentlemen or gentleman and wile ; every
modern convenience; moderate terms. 187 East 3Rd st ,
near Lexington av.
\VT ILL LET?TWO NICELY FURNISHED HALL BKDtt
rooms, on third lloor, very cheap. Private house 104
East 2oth at.
lU.OCKS FROM it KOAIUVAY.?1.A 10 IK AND
small Rncms to let, nicely furnished, to families or gentlemen.
Oil East 4th st.
Q 1 ONLY.?PLEASANT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED
?P"X Room for housekeeping; private house ; all improvements.
Apply at No. 810 East 18th st
pf EAST 1CTH ST.?ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FAR
'' ) lor and Redroom on second floor ; also large haelt Room
on third lloor; I'or gentlemen only ; reference required.
ftth av., 881.?second floor, handsomely
0 furnished, to let to gentlemen; breakfast if required;
terms moderate.
EAST 24T1I ST.?A WELL FURNISHED ROOM
to let, ou second lloor, without board.
1 (C**? 3"1> ST?TWO nicely furnished
JO") Rooms; one with alcove, front; ou reasonable
terms; for gentleman and wife, Board for lady only.
T 1 J "west 15t1i st.?front and back FAR!.OR,
1 'i *1 newly furnished, and other Rooms, 8*8 tn$8 weekly.
UNFIHN1SHED ROOMS AND APART
MEITTS TO LSI.
\ PARTMENT HOUSE, 5TU AV.. CORNER 15TH ST.?
il One Suit of Apartments to let: possession May 1 or
sooner. ' Can ho seen from 1.' M. till 4 F. M.
~7 parlor and basement to rent-ed;iit
U 1 rooms: nil imprurements : iu line condition : near this
nlttco; runt $45; possession. Apply at 8!17 8th hv.
JOHN BRAN'IGAN.
4 TTKNTION.?FRENCH FLATS, ALL LIGHT ROOMS*;
J1*, every improvement; No. 854 (till ?v., near 55th St.;
rents $17 upward; Janitor in attendance. MORItlS B.
BAKU .4 CO., 71! West 3-lth st,
CIOKXKR FLAT?KKlllf LIGHT ROOMS, IN THE
J test apartment house uptown.
TIMP80N h 1'KET, 1,488 Broadway, near 44th st.
IAKKiiANT FKKNCH FLATS?SEVEN AND EIGHT
rooms, all light; roots, $5(1 to $80. Apply on premises,
(it> East 54th St., near Mudisou av,, or to MOltitlS It. BAKU
A CO., 72 West 34th St.
T-IKAT-SIX BOOMS; AI.c'lMPKoV EVENTS, JiEAC
I fully painted; select family; low rent; near Elevated
Railroad. No. 422 West 55th st.
TO LKT?NO. 110 EAST" 54TII ST., FLOORS, FIVE
rooms, with water closet, very cheap.
mo LKT?FOUR HANDSOME BOOMS, SECOND
JL floor, with every convenience, to a small family, in
heuse No, 287 Bleecker; rout $22 per month.
T~ o let cITe u'^two Floors. 20x00 ou lens;
excellent stand for a printer or any light manufacturing
hiistncss. Inquire on premises, southwest corner of 25th
st. and tith av.
TTI'I'KK l'ART OF HOUSE NEAR LEXINGTON AV.?
L Consisting; of live 1 Igtht rooms, three closets, gas. water,
water closet. Ac. ; stairs neatly furnished; in thorough order;
possession now. Apply to MATTHEW BURNS, 142 East
33d st.
?oj\ PKITMONTII; POSSESSION; SIX ROOMS ON
OU same floor; front, bsck parlor, two bedrooms
nine ami kitchen; also two Rooms on first floor; $12
month. 158 West loth St.
"j 1 ~ K.\8T'jnTII ST.?ELKO ANT. NKWI.Y PAINTF.D
I L'l Room* ou first story; also second story Room; references.
HOUSES, ROOMS, ?(.. \\ AVI'KI).
In till* City and Brooklyn.
\ FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED FOU A PRIVATE
A family, between 4tli mid Oth ??.. from 14th to 47th
st* Address U., 1,208 Broadway. No agents.
4 -H A.VIED. BY TURKS (JENTLEMEN, AN ELK
j\. gautly furnished Suit of Rooms, hath and closet attached;
loeatioti. 2l(d to 42d at., Madison to 8th av.; accommodations
and price must he stated; permanent if suited;
boarding houses need not answer. Address COM* OUT,
Herald ollice.
W ANT F. O-wTlTi IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. BY
M a widow lady, a handsomely furnished House, in first
class location, for private family of three adults. Address
T. A. P., Herald Uptown Ilranch ofiice.
\\TA.NTED-BY THREE" ADULTS. A FURNISHED
TT Flat or part of a House. Address Z., Herald oSce.
\lrASTKD-A PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOI Sfi"
it State terms and address T. (?. W., No. 6*0 Broadway.
nr vSTEP?A THBKI OB FOUR 8TOBY RIOH
II stoop House, iuimediate possession, fully furnished, in
good order, from 2<Rh st. to 42(1 st. and from Park to 6th av.
Ad re>>. with price, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY', Herald Untown
Uroneh ofiice.
117anted to rent-a private houi-kin beach
tt ?l. or uear by. Inquire in drug store. No. 1 Beach St.
In the Country,
WANTED TO KF.N'T-A FURNISHED OR UNFURII
Hi(hed Cottage, with stable, Ac., from May 1 to No
DUNHAM, 18 Kut 14th at.
LEGiii NOT lit BS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK TilR UNITED STATES
fur the Southern District of Illluoia, January Torn, 1 <7tl.
Abram H Haylls, Trustee, vs. The Lafayette Bloomlngton
and Mississippi Kailway Company at ah , Chancery.
To the bondholders of said "Lafayette, Bloomlngton and
Mississippi Railway Company''?
In pursuance of the decree of the Court renderod tn the
above entitled cause on Ibe 5th day of January, A. D. 1*70,
you and each ol yon are hereby notified to produce before
me at my nfHcc In the city of Springfield, 111., within forty
days from this dnte. for the purpose of enabling me
to state the account In accordance ? itH the terms of the
above mentioned decree, all homia held hy you and Issued 1
by the above uatued 'Lafayette, Bloomlngton and Mississippi
Railway Cimpuny."
J. A. JONES.
Master In Chancery.
Dated at Springfield, 111., this 5th day of January, 187ft.
ElKHPsi
KDl'CATION.-A PROKE8SOK. OK PARIS, LIVING
near the Bola de Boulogne. will be prepared to receive,
next anring. three pupils, not older than 14; oomfort, family
life aud exceptional advantages for acquiring foreign Innfuages;
tuition and board. 4.0O> francs a year. Apply to
>r AVER. Lowell, Mass.. or to Mr. RICHARDS No i Rue
Scribe, Paris. Address of the Professor, l?r. K I.HCK IIOKKS,
Paris, Nenllly 11 Boulevard du Chateau.
wastku to pi1uhahe.
\y ANTED?ABOUT 1,300 TO 1.500 POUNDS OK NONM
pared Type, in good condition copper-faced preferred).
Aihlreas box 3.ik?i Post office. New York.
w'ANTKO Tn HI V CHEAP? K WfcLI ESTABLISHED
V I Boot and Shoe Business in a large town or cltv. within'J0O
miles of New York, with slock of $.'>.'100 to >>10,1**1;
good store and moderata rant. Address, with particulars,
V. It. 8. a Co.. bos 1.343 Post office. New Y ork.
billlaltu*.
American standard bevel billiard tables,
with Delaucy't wire ouahions. solely used in all chainpionabip
and match games second hand Tables at groat
bargains. w. ii. UR1KKITH a CO.. 4q Vesey it.
/ 11il.l.LNDER .4 STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL
" ' Billiard TaUlea, with the celebrated Phelan A Cullender
| evnibiualiou cushions, for tale In this city only at 73s Broad??7
FOR SAJ.h ONE4>,A? UKIKK1TII UhVELLKP HII.U
tard Table, new .eat June, Phclan A Cullender,
fluO, bagatelle Table, f4"- M# I lib a*., hefbre a P. MWjlfHM,
JKWKLKf, tcT"
T 77 Ht.KKl KKR ST., NEAR BROADWAY, MOfiRV
tilrancnl oa l>lam mdi, W atrhe*, Jewelry. Ae.; alao
Pawnbroker*' Ticket* bought of Diamond*, Watcliei, Ac. 77
Bleaker at. j
T""W?" BROADWAY, NEAR 2IST ST., DIAMONDS. |
Watche*, Jewelry. Daeee, Camel*' Hair Shawl*, Ac.,
bo tight anil eoid; loan* nrrutiated
J T. LTKCII. formerly New Yore Hotol.
A~~ T OtTT MKoAPV* \Y, CORNER 4TII ST.. DIA
mono*, Watch**. Jewelry, Mike, I.aoit and I'rraonal
Pro|>ertr o< every deerription bought and .. Id. I.oane nego- 1
tiated. .1 All hs P.IMATTHKWS.
Monet on diamonds,wat hus^ac.?diamonds
W atrhe*. Jewelry, Silverware and Seal Saotiue*
bought, aud aold back wbeu doaued, at a very email advance,
la hi l. 0. Al.l.l.V Jeweller,
1.190 Hroadirur. near 211th ?t.
N'O *17 HKOAI'WAY, I'llllNHK l.'TH 8IV-LOANS
ne*t.tl*?cd; Dlamonda, W atcbav India SliawU, Ac.,
bought and aold t>y 18 A AC HARK.
MDBAOE. ~ '
L'AoLK VTOKAUK WAUII0C8K ro.MPANT TOR
I j Furniture, Ac. Noa. I< 9 lu 107 UJd at., uuo 4a?>r uaat
I <Hh ar.
COAL AMU HIHII). ^
/10KK-R3 SO RRR CHALDRON. BEST QUALITY. fOR
\J hotela. familial ud factorial, aand mam' rard t? Hat
battaa Uaa data, aaflaad taabaa. i. MAUXU.
MARCH 3, 1876.?TRIPLJ
boardruh wasted,
1?FBONT, BENNY, WELL, Kt'KMSnKD K(?OM<<,
with generous tiring; siugle, $7; double, |1U. 4'i
7th ar,
O LAIlTiE t CONNECTING HOOWH. ON ~SECOND
floor. Willi hoard; hot and cold water, large closet*;
term* reasonable. 137 Maodougal at., third door below Waili;
ington square.
FTH AY NO. ftl ?MEi'ilKH PI.OOR FRONT ROOMS:
; i.) alro single Rooms, to let, with Unit class Board; referI
encei required.
nril AV., 851 SECOND FLOOR, HANDSOMELY
' > furnished, together or separately, with or without Board;
tertus moderate.
d;7 AND PKR WKKK FOR L.\R?7K MALI. ROOMS,
0 I aitii Board, table boarder*, $1. 4J We<t loll, -t
EAST 32D ST.?ROOMS, SINGLY OR~BlThClYB,
with first class table; private table if desired:
"I ,T WEST 11TH ST.? FL U N IN I IEO KUOMH, WITll
l'J Board; reference.
1 QTU ST , a:n WE-T LARUE AND SMALL ROOMS
It/ to let, with Board; (Ire and gas; terms modurate.
OOD ST., 129 KAST.-TTANUSoMI'LY Fl'KXISIlUD
? ' Rooms, en suite or singly, with Board; terms moderate
; first class.
*!'Jy s.j.. go ntsi.-t uautiiti' ttuunn, nun
wO flr-it class Board, at moderate price.
T7T EAST 85TII BT.-TW'O OBNTLEMEN ( AN BE
J " ' accommodated with a large furnished itouui, fourtli
floor, and good table.
T<) EAST 10TI1 ST.?BBCOM) STORY FRONT AND
TO hall Rooms, with Board; .largo closet; terms very
reasonable.
\ ? BAST 20TU 8f? BETWEEN BROAT)WAY ~AND
i'J 4th av.?itoorns, with Board; double aud single ; first
class referenoes given and required.
JTTH ST.. NO. 33 WEiST.-TWO HANDSOMELY FUR.
J ulshcd front Rooms, for goolleuicu, with or without
Board.
r: t WEST IOTJI ST.. BETWEK N~~vrH AM> C.TH
<)t avs.? Lttru;* handsomely tarnished Itoom to let, with
or without Board, to geutlemou, private family; reference*'
"|1Q EAHT 17TFI ST , \V. \K CNTON BOUABB?fiQNIL?/
ale and double Uooms, with Board, lor gentlemen.
Also table Board.
EAST 23D ST., NEAK M \i MSTTN SQUARE Itoom,
with Board, Mouthorn exposure; one on parlor
floor, with comiuuuicating private batliroom; table
boarders accommodated.
West 42D ST ? OKK~~ WELL "rFrtNiSfiED
?'?) Itoom, with first class Board, in a private American
family.
1 Off EAST 16TH ST.?TO LETM! A.NTISOMKIT' flTtiO'J
mailed Rooms, to fumliies or single gentlemen,
with or without Board; references.
T7'0 LKXINOTON AV . XliUt BOTH 8t BOOM,
X ' JO with Board, for gentleman anil wife or single lady ;
nil accommodations. Call afternoons.
<mn wi sr ith sr.?pi*kkishbo rooms to
?."/U let. with Board. Also Rooms from #'> to $7 per
week.
O/ \ 1 WEST 430 ST.?HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
jmjU1 Rooms for gentleman and wile and slugle gentleman
; table nrst class.
9?}Q\VKST 23D ST.?TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN A
sjOt' first olass house, newly furnished front itoom on
second floor, with southern exposure; tabic unexceptionable:
references exchanged.
respectaulk~you.no LADY WISIIKS BOARD
in a private fumily or priratl bwrJUu bona*; price
uot to exceed $5 por week. Address K. P., Herald Ipluwu
Branch otltce.
uentlkman and wipe can have ROOMS AND
Board at 58 West l'Jth st ; reterences.
FIPTII AV.?A PARTVllAV I NO TAK h.V T! IB S D
story front Suit of Rooms, un, Board, at No. Bt7, are
now obliged to leave the city, and will rent their rooms at a
moderate price; reference given and re iuired.
CVeNTLEMKN BK8IKINO NICK Ft ItNISIIKI) sffTINU
r and bedroom comforts; moderate; French lnmily. No.
l>.> East 12th St., near Broadway.
ADY WITHOUT ENCUMBRANCE CAN OFPKK ELderly
lady or invalid of moaiA with liberal views, cheer
fill, comfortable hotno-could read and otherwise entertain
if required. Address RELIABLE. Herald L'ntiwn Branch
office.
IADIES CAN HAVE BOARD BEFORE AND DURING
J confinement with the b' gt ol medical attendance; terms
low. Uflice Mrs. Dr. WEST, Electrician, 25th si., tith aud
7tlr uvs.
IIOAUI) AND L.<)1)(?1 \ (> WANTED.
A YOUNG CLERGYMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD
in n private family near Washington square. Address
CLERGYMAN, boa 114 Herald Uptown Branch office.
BGAKD WANTED?1'OK LADY AND MAID in A he
spcctnble private family; terms must be moderate:
location, 14th to 30th St., 3d to Uh uv. Address J. T. B.,
box 184 Herald office.
Boarding wanted?for man and wife, near
Fulton ferry. Address, stating terms, box 23 Herald
office.
wantf,dzby" a yoi/mf married couple,
}f First Floor, with Board, In a private Jewish family;
no other boarders preferred ; $125 per month ; between Lexington
and 8th avs aud 23d and both sts ; references oxcb'iuged.
Address CORRECTNESS, lierald office.
HOTELII.
AT THE NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. HoWKRY^AND
Bayard St., 201) light single Rooms, for gentlemen
only, 5oc. a HOe. nightly.
Belmont hotel, fulton St., near bboadway.?European
plan; Rooms, 50cents upward; lauiily
Rooms; always open.
CIRlTTENliEN HOUSE, 1,144 1!ROADWAY, CORNER
J 26th St.?European and American plans; desirable
Rooms; Board at moderate prices.
Frankfort house. 20a william st., oben all
night; 250 Booms, 2oc., 35c.,jOc.; gentlemen and families.
ELAND'S STL'RTEVANT HOU8K.?FAMILIES CAN
seenro desirable suits of Rooms or entire Floors to new
addition on 29th st.; table d'hote unsurpassed, lor halt the
cuet of housekeeping.
R~ OSSMORE HOTEL, JUNCTION BROADWAY, 7TH
av. and 42d st.?Free stage from Grand Central Depot;
terms, $4 per day; families takeu at reduced rates.
CUAS. K LKLAND.
WINTER RESORTS,
FOR SALE CHKAP-IN GOOD ORDER, A DOUBLE
cylinder vertical Engine, 9x10 Inch each cylinder
(Wright A Smith's celebrated engines), ot 35 liorse power;
also a No. 3 Dean's steam I'ump; also main Shaftings, Pulleys,
Beltings, Ac.; same engines are in use in the t.raphic,
also New Y'ork Herald buildings. For further iufurmation
apply at No. 6 White st,. restaurant.
VTO EXCUSE FOR FATAL BOILER KXPLOSIONS ?
i-S ROOT'S Safety Boilers; 45,(XX) horsepower in use In
all parts of the world. Estimates anil catalogues furnished
l>y addressing AHENDROTH AND ROOT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, No. 98 Liberty St., Now Y'ork.
FOR SALK.
A BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE?IN A OOOI) IX)cation
down town; full of boarders. Address D., box
1 ;t:i Herald office.
'-FOR SALE, 1>RUU stores, fixtures, g roc k
rles, Cigar .stores. Milk Routes, Restaurants. If you
wish to buy or sell call at KTKll'K LAN D S, SB Berkman at.
Ammm WHOLESALE TKA BUSINESS F I: s \ l.i LnNG
established and with a trade well sustained durinit the
Jiast year; owner will remain until customer* are thoroughly
ntroduccd. Apply to GKIUUB A CAKLKTON, i>8 Broadway.
A rakk chance.?a grockkyT so ykars-ks
tabllalied. doing a large business, will he sold at a bartrain.
Apply at S08 Spring at., corner Renwiek.
A"?FOR HA LB, B A K Kill Is~(lON FECTH) N12 Kl Kr*7
Oyster Saloons, Cigar Stores. GroeertM, Meat .Markets
MITCHELL. 77 Cedar at.
A| LIQUOR STORF. DOWN TOWN FOR SALE AT
great sacrifice; also Lodging Houses, Restaurants.
MITCHELL. 77 Cedar st.
' 4 FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE?ON A LEADA
lug avenue, doing n good, steady business
WBTIIKRBEE A MILLS, 1,218 Broadway.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OK^BUTc'HKRS' A NO
Packers' Tools, Fixtures. Safe. Rngiue, Boilers,
Horses, Wagons, Ac., will be sold at auction. No. 253 4th it.,
Brooklyn, E. D . by order ol assignee, at 10 A M . Saturday,
M arch 4. Catalogues of auctioneers, BLACK WELL, ltlKElt
A WILKIN'S, No. 4 Pine st.
AT; A RE Ol'PORTUN IT Y.?OY8TB R BALOON S5
Chatham st.; rent,$30; cheap if sold to-day; reason,
oilier business.
Am COMPLF.TK lOUPHINTING OFFICE, WELL E3tabllshed
in city, consisting of tl#ce Presses. Nfty fonts
Job Type, three fonts Newspaper Type, two Cnbinsls, eight
C alley*, two Stone*. Casos. Ravkt. Sucks, Ac.. in good eon ditlon.
for #7"iO. Address RARE CHANCE, Herald oflice.
B~ EI.TINU.'HOSE AMI HARNESS" LEATHER MANUfactory
for sale?Been established over 30 years; good
chance tor any party with money to uiake money. Inquire
at No. 25 Ferry st , New York.
BOAdbuia BOOBE?LONO AND WELL ESTAHllshed.
good central location ; constantly filled wills
boarders; great bargain. UAFFNKY A SMITH,
Auctioneers, 17 Centre St.
h^OK 8 ALB-WHOLES A LB AND It E LA 1L clilAR
Store and Basement. 15 veers' Handing'; locality and
business good; will sell tor AdAO; situated in Grand st., near
Bowery. Inquire ol MATI1IAS BUG., 1.77 Bowery.
t>OR BALE-STOCK, FIXTURKB AND TToOD WILL
J? of a first class corner Tea, Coffee and Grocery Store,
doing a first class business; to he sold for cash Inquire of
IIKVItV p Uillll) It, on ii...i_
For malb-abgond hand dksks, ~tabi.es.
Chain. Drur Drawer!. Counter!. SlielriiiR, Carpenter
nd Cabinet Work. Apply at 404 Canal it 8liowoa?e? to
order.
IjtOR HALE?AN KLKCTRO-PLATING HI SINLHri, IN
eomplrti ordrr. with a good run of cuelnn:; aattnluc
lory ruaion girin for celling. Addreaa NU Klil. 1'LATlNli,
llerald office.
&OR"HAl.B=TuK A P.~ TH B FIXTIRK8 OT A FIRST
r oka Barroom. Addreax BAR, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
I/okTaITK-risIT. iiyktKr AND rBOYIhion stork
J. very cheap ; must lie mM. No IK Madtxon ??.
J.MI1MI.I. Illl. HXTI IIKS IIK \ I.lyCOK STORK.
JT remored from down town ; tour.pull Pump, Bar auil back
Bar. aiH Well 11 nil It.
I^ORTL'NK DIKING CHNTKNN1AI. ?#1,5 0 WILL
J buy the Stock and Fixture! of flno iliowr Ice ('ream,
Confectionery and Dining Saloon, together with tlie Farnltnre
ot II roomed modem dwelling, moit biielues! part of
Philadelphia. rent >-**) Addren IW7 North 'Jd it., Philadelphia.
ICE I IOEI ICE I
For eale?From 1/O>to'.KV,n0 (one of Mohxwtt Hirer and
pring water Ice, from * to Id luchei In ttwrknrm; eon
renient for bipmrnt In ice baraen or canal boat.. in Iota to
'in jmrci I'rifc /ijiuij uy ll'uiir HI n, l., I mica nun*,
Troy, N. Y.
STORK FOR HACK.?TIIE OMl KsTAIil.lHIIF.il BOOK,
HIMIoihij sad Tor Store, No. 21H *il? nr.. will be aole
t a I'BricBin, stock, Kuiure?, l-eeao ; terma caah. Apply et
lbi> More.
To r II if JEWELRY TKAOK.?DKHIKINoTo KhTIM
from the tr?de, wo offer our hualncaa, witli two Herring
Oflire Kixturea, al?o Shop Tnole mi l Ptxiurer, wlin
.roue of promiaea II draited; price $1,;AA), location tirat
I k*. Aildreaa A J.. K , Herald office.
YrAKI) B lUK CAM BlilCS, IOC 1KH YARD.
A aril wide Hrlnis. He per yard.
A.OKU A TAYLOR, t.rand end Chryatie Me.,
Broadway and Jinh at.
&<>;? WILL BUY A WHKK1.KK * WILKON MACIIINK
<<J oaniplctt .eoat ?K? a Caw oalbe ego. W7 5tk
roam A.
S SHEET.
MACIICVERY.
ONE TODD A KAFKEItTY HORIZONTAL KNOINB,
H-lncb by 11 Much; one 0 Inch by 12-luch En cine,
with Duller and .11 romicctlnnt; ?Uu 2 I.oconmtlv. Holler.,
Vbborwi potter onch. with .11 connection*. C.n be Men
mnnlnt; br Applying nt 541 WettJE'th ?t.. New Tuck.
at 1 S KLLANtUt?. __
"VARD WfDE 0AMIIK10S. IOC'. I'EB YARD.
X Yard wide Prima. 7c. m-r > rd
LOBD A TAYLOB, Urand and Chryitle its..
. Broadway and 2tth at.
THE CHANCES FOR llWITOii
THE AMOUNT OF GOIJJ IN THE TREABrRY?ITS
AVAILABILITY AS A SUBSTITUTE F<>B LEGAL
TENDERS?BEITDIATION BATHER THAN RESUMPTION.
Nxw York, March 1, 1S78.
To tim Editor of tiih Herald:?
On the 16th ult. tlie following resolution was introduced
In CongroHS by Mr. Sayler, of Onio, and
adopted:?
Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury Is hereby
requested to report to this body, within ten days, the actual
amount of K")d owhed by the government and available lor
the resumption of specie payments, alter deducting the
amount of gold certificate*, accrued interest ou government
bonds and bunds called for the "sinking laud" to this date.
The answer to tho abovo lias been waited for with
much interest, because, on account of tho continued
discussion lustli by tho press and Congress In regard to
tho resumption of specie payments in 1870, it is most
important to have the exact statement of our present
condition, in order to know whether the country will
be able to carry out the resolution.
Mr. Hristow's reply to Mr. bayler's revolution should
have been made on Friday last, but, up to tins time, it
has been noticed by only two of our jo riiulir, which
published what purported to be a sketch ol the report.
As 1 consider your paper tho moat important of any
in tho country, 1 icul that it is a duty you owe your
readurs to furnish them with the facts.
The following is
THE OFFICIAL REPLY.
Tiikasuhy Dkcahtukit, Feb. -4. 1878.
Bin?III roply to the resolution ol the House ol Representative*
of the 13th lust , requesting that the Secretary
of the Treasury report within leu days "tin- actual amount
of gold clWSsd by ttiv government and available lor the r--sumption
of specie payments, alter deducting the amount of
gold certificates now outstanding, accrued interest on government
bonds nud bonds called for the -unking fund to
this dale," 1 have the honor to iulorm you thiit the reported.
Coin balance of the Treasury this day Is $'.>1,987,028
I rum which should bo deducted items an follows
Coin coupons $1,547,882
Demand notes 10
Coin certificates 1,127,-00
Sinking fuad ami interest 1,87.(.>-25
Bonds redeemed and interest 12.8:52,."tod
Interest duo and unpaid 9,264,034
uutst uuurii' Dunus cullea lor sinking
fund 3,548,000
Outstanding coiu certificates 33.00M,:iijo
Silver coin aud bullion 14,1113,018
78,845.004
Leaving the actual available gold cdn owned by
tbc govern UK tit .. <13,341,423
Very respectfully. If. II. ltKlnToW. Secretary.
Hon. 51. 0. Kr.au, Speaker ot the House of Kepre,outou ves.
Tho reply, as furnished by Mr. Brlslow, Is evasive
uuJ docs not satisfy the retolution. Un tbc 34th ulu
tho coin balance in tho Treasury was reported as
$73,800,000. lu the above u 1b stated to bo $91,000,000,
but you will observe that the Items which tend to make
the difference should not, by any mercantile system of
bookkeeping, be counted us coin on hand. You will
also notice that the Item of accrued interest has been
omitted; if it bud been deducted In accordance with
the demand, instead of the Kecrelary showing that he
has $13,841,423 of gold on hand availablo for tho redemption
In 1879 ol $371,841,687 ot greenbacks outstanding,
as per statement of January 81. that he would
stand to day short of gold to meet ills liabilities by at
least $15,000,008.
I cannot see wliy, with such a condition of our
finaucos, there should be the continued cry tor "no
step backward" and the extinguishment of our greenback
currency. If tho "greenbacks'1 should all bo
taken in and cancelled, and tho stock ol gold in the
country Is not correspondingly Increased, what kind of
money available for the payments ol debt?vise., legal
tender?will be left to the people?
From tho date of the passage of the Resumption act,
In 1875, tho trade uud commerce of tho country has
been stagnant and prostrate, and the continued dis
cussion oz >iio idea ami tno growing knowledge ol l:s
impracticability is tending day by day lo bring about a
condition ot ullnirg which will make repudiation ol the
bonded debt moro likely than the redemption ol the
greenbacks.
1 am sorry to write so much, but feel it is time for
the press to disabuse the public mind from tho tears
which now weigh It down. 1 am yours vorv respectfully,
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
THE MONTHLY MELTING YESTERDAY?ELECTION
OP NEW MEMliElW?THE SHIITINO AND BANKRUPT
LAW8.Thc
usual monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
was huld yesterday alternoon, the President, Mr.
Samuel D. Babcock, in the chair. After approving tho
minutes of last meeting the following named new members
wero elected:?Elijah Allizer, No. 120 Broadway,
Daniel H. Baldwin, No. 34 Pine street; John F. Halsted,
No. 163 Broadway; George D. Nichols, No. 477 Broadway;
William Hall Poufold, No. 128 Front ptroct; Uoswell
Skeel, No. 10" Wnter street; Edward A. .Wlntternorc,
No. 340 Broadway.
Mr. Elliot C. Cowdin reported It to be the sense of
tho Executive Committee that arrangements for tho
assembling of tho Xntional Board ot Trade in this city
next Juno be relcrrod to the delegation already named
oy inc enamour to tnai oouy. mis was agreed to.
The saino gentleman al-o submitted a resolution or- !
dering that a coramittco of Ovo bo appointed to porlcct '
arrangements for the proper celebration of the 108th :
anniversary of the Chamber. The motion was adopted
and the Chairman appointed Messrs. J. 1'iorpont Morgit).
Klliol C. Cowdin, Henry t'. .-paulding, Josiah M.
Fiskc aud Goorgo Wilson as such commit tea
Mr. Cowdin brought in h lengthy series of resolu- ;
tions opposing the repeal of the Uaukrupl law and reallirming
the declaration on this subject made by tho
Chamber in 1874, but ut the same time rocomniending
that that purl of the old law known as tho "filly per
cent ctauso" should be restored. These resolutions
were seconded by Mr. It. H. McCurdy, who gave an ac- \
couut of his labors at the national capital in aid of the
passage of the llatikrupt law. He dt-sired the appointment
of n committee to draft amendments to the act. !
Mr. Yates moved and Colonel Conkling soeouded a motion
that the resolutions bo printed and laid on Hie
table. Tho new motion was not accepted, and the resolutions
were adopted.
Mr. Samuel li. Jtugglcs staled that at the request of
the Kxccutavc Committee be had drawn up a condensation
of tho acts of CoDgress bearing upon the currency
question. Mr. Corlies having announced that the
Committee on Finance and Currency wore not ready to
report Colonel Conkling toolc tho floor aud rend tho
paper submitted by Mr. ltuggles. The latter gentleman
then said that by some strange process which he
i could not well understand the Resumption act of Con- i
gress had beon left out of the Revised -Statutes of the
j lulled Slates; and he moved that a summary ol the
law, ns it originally stood, be printed for the in tonus
1 Hon ot tho Chamber. Messrs. Low, ltuggles and I
Conkling participated in adiscuss.on ol the laws governing
the currency. Colonel Conkling belicvod that the
Thirty seventh Congress was tho last national logisla!
live body which had .shown sufficient capacity to deal
properly with this important mutter. Alter some
| further discu-sion the paper was ordered to be printed.
Till sllirPIMI ACT.
Mr. James W. Elweil, of the Committee on Foreign
Commerce and tbe ltovenue Laws, submitted a series '
of resolutions favoring the Shipping act as it now
stauils, sustaining tho course followed by tho present
. Shipping Commissioner, and recommended that copies
of the rero'utionsbo sent to Congress.
Captain Snow seconded tho resolutions and Mr.
Yates opposed them. Me was of opiuion that they
should be very carefully considered before adopting
| thorn, and finally moved that they bo laid on the table.
This motion not being seconded Captain Snow supported
the resolutions lie l*licvcd. that the fees of
the Shipping commissioner are not so much now as
tbo getting a crew on board a ship after sbe was In tbo
stream under the old system. Formerly "land
sharks1' used to Infest a ship as soon as she came into
port; now the Seamen's Friend Society gives earnest
attention to tho wollare of the siulor.
The resolutions wore adopted. They, arc, In substance,
as follows
Fir*?Any legislation tending to weaken the Shipping art
of IttTfi, by removing Irnm lt? supervision anv portion ot our
loreign seagoing men. would be Injurious to such senioou
and detrimental to the Interest* of onr port.
.veronal?It would be unwoe to transfer the rontrol over the
administration of the tthipping law from the I'm ted
States Circuit Court to the luited States Treasury Depart
ruent.
Third?The I'nlted States Shipping Commissioner of this
port should be sustained by this chamber In the discbarge of
1 liieilnt.es. _ <
/'ourte?In 1072 t' is Chamber, by a full vote, indorsed the
! passage of ybe Mopping art, aad IB 1*73 it passed a retolu>
tioii to sustain the I nurd Males Commissioner In hit efforts
to exe. uts the law of 1*72, This law was indorsed by tlie ' j
| rerun of Now York. Ii w?? ? radical ch?nire from the old :
Ww, but the result shows tli?t It bss workail well to tbe Interests
of immcn sml shippers. Therelore, the bill of the ,
Hob. Ulljeli \t urd, now belorc the Unuse of Keoresi nt ttlves.
would (i strojr *1. tbot ie m<at valaabk In the Snipping
act, Ac.
Mr. lllunt drew tbe attention of the Chamber to two
billa at present Itcloru Congress touching the lighthouse
system. Tbe matter was referred to the Committee
on Foreign Commoroo.
Mr. Phillips Introduced a resolution remonstrating
against a recent decision of the Treasury Dcparimu.it,
by which the law Imposing an additions: one cent jier
pound duty on woole was unforced. Tbe resolution
pas-ed over to the Committee on Foreign Commerce.
Mr. l.ow made a motion to tbe cflTect that the Finance
Committee be empowered to report al a special meet
Ing. Alter udopuug this resolution the Chamber ad- i
joumea
PAYING THE WORKMEN.
Nbv Yoas, March 2, 1871
To tiii fcnmta or rm Herald:?
My attoutmn haa just been called to a communication
in your issue of tbo Uith ulL, orer tho signature ot
"A Working Man " The statefnenta attrlbutud to me
therein ar entirelv false, as on that date but ona lorl
aigUilv rull wm uo|Mirt, winch roll alao *u promptly
ptud liutl voulng Kmipoctriilly youra,
WILLIAM VAN VAI.KKKBUROH,
bwkwoiu* Work MvorMMiit of labile Porta.
BOARD OP ALDERMEN.
THE I.IBEBTT STREET FERRY FKANCHI8B?TUX
VW nimr nomvivrx WTAMI
The Hoard of Aldartnen held a regular meeting at th?
City Hall yesterday alteraoon, President Lewis in tho
chair.
A resolution was adopted directing the Comptroller
to send in a statement as to property at present
leased and unoccupied by tho city.
BOOTBLACKS AMD COMPULSORY RDPCATIO*.
Alderman Billings offered resolutions stating that th?
occupations of blacking boots and rending newspapers
and small war?s are used to defeat the objects of the
Compulsory Education act; that those who follow .
those pursuits eiert u demoralizing effect upon other
children, und directing tho Committee on Arts and
Sciences and Education to consider the propriety of reporting
an ordinance requiring tor the exercise of those
railings a license, the consideration for which should
be an agreement to attend school two hours each day.
Alter soiuo discussion tho mover withdrew the proposition
till next meeting.
AWMINQ ORDINANCK VKTORD.
Mayor Wtckbam Bent in a veto of tho ordinance
rclativo to awnings. Ho contends that many ad.
ditional obstructions would be placed in the streets by
tho adoption of such a resolution.
Tho Commissioner of Public Works was authorized to
hire suitable rooms In Grand stroot, and also on Seventy-ninth
strcoi, at a ren'. *not to exceed $otiO per
anmini for both places, and cause the sumo to bo
properly titled up with suitablo apparatus (or testing
the illuminating powor of the gas supplied by the several
gaslight compauics.
The Clerk of the Board was directed to can o the en- .
grossing ol its proceedings, to be completed up to January
1, 1S75.
TIIK UBKRTY STBKET PKRKT.
The Oommittoe ou Korries and Docks presented a
'series of resolutions relating to the lerry to Jersey City
at the loot of Liberty street. It Is claimed by the Aldorm.
ii that this ft?rrv ik run withont nrcner ordinances
having been passed by the city authorities. The following
was therefore passed "in relation to the subject
:?
Resolved. That the Counsel to tho Corporation tie and ha
Is herewith reauekted and directed to report to thi.> ilourd
why lie should not Institute the necessary legal stops to
have tho New Jersey Central Hailroud Company enjoined to
abstain from the further use of the property er fiancliiaes of
llila city, remove its structures, shells, Ac., from the lauding
at the toot of Liberty street. North River, aud be sued for
damages lor the trespass committed during a number of
years.
OTHER t'SKltlKS.
The following resolution was also adopted:?
Resolved, That the Counsel to the Corporation bo alao reriuosfd
to lnfonn this Board whether other infringements
ou the ferry rights of this city are not committed or contemplated
by certain corporations, as, for instance, the
transportation ol rail stay passengers from a depot in the
Twenty third ward to J. rsey City by water, said to be intended
in connection with the visiting of the iorthcomlug
Centennial exhibition at Pliiladelphia.
An amendment o(rerod by Alderman John Riley, directing
the Corporation Counsel to take immediate
steps to prevent lue transfer of passengers in the manner
alluded to in the la-t resolution, was also passed.
Tim HACK (JlitllNANCB VETOED?MAYOR WICKUAH'S REASONS.
Tho Mayor Bont In a veto of tho new Hack ordinancela
It he states tho generul opinion to be thut the
present rates allowed to drivers of hacks and cabs tiro
excessive; yet that the proposed ordiuanoe would still
enhance them, and ho deemed it not wise to take
such action tit a tituo when all values are shrinking,
nud whou unusual throngs of visitors are expected in
our city.
BULKHEAD WALLS.
tutt vrvmwna *\n nvrminrvktiittava r?v tttm
mayor's board of examining engineers
on our bulkhead walls.
When General MoClellau took chargo of the Department
of Docks he inaugurated the using of beton
blocks for the formation of submarino foundations for
the granite bulkheads which wero designed for ilio improving
of the city's water front Under General Mo"'
Clcllan's direction these blocks were made in lumber
forms and cured In the air, so that before they were lo.
catcd in their positions in the foundation an adhesion
of all the Ingredients had taken placo and they wore
Impervious to tho action of tlio water. Later, General
Graham sucoecdeil General McClellan. and, with an
idea ot reducing the cost of building the bulkhead wall,
he instituted a plan for the making ot the beton foundation
under water and en masse By tills plan It was
hoped to bring the actual cost below the original est!-'
mate by about eighteen per cent, and with this understanding
tho work went on.
Practical experience demonstrated the fact that the
new work was unstable and insecure, and to ascertain
howthe difficulty could be remedied the Mayor appointed
a commission ol engineering experts to examine tlie
King and Canal street bulkheads and report their findings
and recommendations back to nim. The commit
too, which wns composed ol General John Newton,
General Quincy A. Giluioro nnd Mr. Nortbam, have
each completed a roport, and all three combined is a
Jointreport, and the |>apcrs have boon given in. They
tlnd that the beton substructure which has beet, laid at
the foot of King street ana the North River is not of1
tho character chutnod. In several places the engineers
have found lissures, in soino instances six feet deep,
having been probed to that distance with steel rods.
In many places tho ooncrote, as it is called, r.rbtublcd;
beneath tho pressure of tho band, and'
largo pieces were taken out with great,
caso. Tho water in tho vicinity of the
experiments was so murky that tho engineers were tin-'
uble to satisfy their eyes in regard to many particulars
which could not be investigated by tho souse of leellng.
To ovcrcomo this diillculty they caused to be made,
under the direction of Gonoral Graham, an oigbly ton
beton or concrete block, after the plan on which had
been formed tho defective substructure under Investigation.
This block was allowed to remain under water
Inr uhniit turn n.ntiltw and wno tlian rniaod liv thn
colossal derrick ami placed on the dock for the inspection
of the Board. It was found thai there was 110 in
tegrlty in the block, that no adhesion had taken placental
that the thing was crumbling. Shortly after tho
block had been placed on the dock the base of it began
to fall apart and a large fissure was discovered in its
side. This expcrimoiii demonstrated the uselessuess
ot the system of making blocks under water amf confirmed
many ol the theories which bad been formed
during the submarine investigation.
TUis investigation was most timely, for had It not
been mado ihu original plan of making the (onndation
of the bulkhead wall from Graud street. East River,
around the llatiery and up along the North River as
lur us Little Twelfth street would have been carried out.
TUB KBCOBMKXDATIONS.
The examining engineers recommend that a platform
be limit behind the present eection of the bulkhead
wull, so an to prevent the mud and concrete filling
from pressing against it and forcing it out of place.
Of course the plan of General Gruham will be abandoned
in the work ytfl to be done, and the old atr-cured
bourn blocks, such as support tho bulkhoad wall at pier
No. i Km th River, will be used In future.
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
Mayor Wickham was again visible at his office yesterday.
Ho has been sick for soveral days.
All the bills for King Knlakaua'a reception by the
city authorities liuve been relorrcd for consideration to
the Aldermanic Committee on Salaries and Office!.
The committee of tho Board of Aldermen to whom
was referrod the communication as to utilizing salt
water for fire and sanitary purposes will meet at tlio
City Hull this afternoon at halt-past two o'clock.
141U V/I oninuim ?uu nppjinvmu' u? .......
been reqne&ted by tbo Aldermen to transfer lrom any
unexpended balance the nam of $800 to pay County
Clerk Walsh lor expenses incurred In connection with
tho taking of the State's census ol Ibis county last year.
TRIAL OF SURGEON POWELL.
The trial of Police Surgeon Powell, charged with
practising medicine without a license, was resumed beforo
tho Board of Police Commissioners yesterday
aflornoon. Dr. Henry, Chief Surgeon ol the Police Department,
tostiUed that on receiving notice from tho
Board of Medical Censure that Powell was not a licensed
practitioner he called Powell's attention to It Powell
replied that he hud called six limes to see the Chief of
tbo Hoard ol Censors to obtain lrom him the necessary
certificates ol qualification, but was unable to And him.
The defendant, in taking tho stand, exhlmted In evidence
of hit qualifications as a surgeon several diplomas,
one from Philadelphia and the rest from foreign
countries. This closed the ca-c, Dr. Hanks, the prosecutor,
saying that he would Investigate the Philadelphia
diploma, hinting that it was one of a fraudulent
character, which might be purchased for a trifling sum.
The matter will be referred to tbe Board.
REDUCING POLICE SALARIES.
Tho Jersey City Police Commissioners have adopted
the following reduoed scale of anlarlea:?Commissioners,
$600 a yoar; cliivf or police, $$,000; captains,
$1,300; sergeants, $060; patrolmen, $640; detectives,
$000; keeper of the city scow for night soil, $000; telograph
inspector, $600; lump inspector, $000; doormen,
$C0ii. The retrenchment will also extend to police
headquarters, which hereaiter Is to be in charge of the
cbiel insjwctor and clerk, tho latter ot whom is-to ha
a member of the di iwrincni. Commiesioner Kdmonoson
announced that he will not submit to any reductloa
of his salary. No effort has been made, however,
to curb the extravagance at the City Hospital, tho
expenses for which la>t year were $35,000. or more
than four times the cost before the "Uing'' camo into
power.
TOSIAL STATISTICS.
Postmaster James raporu that the steamship Hnevla,
for Europe, yesterday took out 84,600 letters and 76
bagsot newspapers, and the City of Vera Citui, for
Cuba, via Havana, took out 8,200 letters and 2 bags of
(apers. Total, 37,700 loiters and 76 hags of newspaper*.
be revaune of the Postal Heparimeut during the bat
tscal yaar derived from news|>ap?ra alone amounted to
$850,000, Of which $860,000 were setts auk at lha New
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