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AMVitKNENTk.
fjjLYMPIC Tilt A I iti. "" 0->4 BROADWAY.
The roolett anil pleaaanteat llouae id town.
the bk.vt pantomime ever pkodicbd.
rcurry dumpty, humpty dumpty.
HUMFT* DU MPT V, Hl'Ml'TY DUMPTY.
with ill 101 Attraction*.
!"he African Ac rob its. KKvMON anil SOMERS.
Tim PASCAL SlbTEKK
OPERA BOUFKR. TtiR BAMBOOS.
Mi** Bertha Howe* Popular Suae*.
Mr. ROBER r KI1ASKR a* HtMI'TY DI'MPTY.
Brilliant Transformation. Gorireoue Effect*.
Mile. IDA DKVBBh'S CHAUaCIEK DaNi'KS.
PKlCEa?-Sc.. MV., 15c. anil $1.
1~ V* KISIA ?T V A RIE T T K S. I 5 B A X l>
aBLSIaX VARIETIES. I MATINEE TO DAY.
ReaiYentillnted. I llHk ?t. ?u?l Broadway. I ''oole.l Theatre.
LEADING HK X S A TIO NAl> VAK1ETIfiS OK AMEBIC*.
Gr*at*u combination ?l talent in the unirerae.
IN -1' -NEW ACTS.
EXU1LAR ATING. PlyUANT AND SPICY.
NAUGhTY DEACONS.
La Minuet. | Mr. X I No! No)
MY WIFE'S GARTER.
U Fete de Cantinlrr. I Brown the Trairedlan.
Mil** Kvrtha. New Tableaux Vlvant*. I Senor Novlmlmo.
KEATING AND 8ANDS WILL* AND RuMKR.
kEENK AND FORRESTER I PKiuR AND GOl'RLA-Y.
liAKKY SHELDON and the GREAT HORACE WESTON.
And our Armv u lt>> old ami popular Ka\nrlte*.
Khiii?k> -I*- Matinee Tuiniiay. Thursday and Saturday at'J.
^VlLMoRE S CONCERT WARDEN.
Mdvi SHOOK .1 PALMER. Proprietor*
Mr E.G. GILMOIIB ? Manager
Mr. r. B GH. MO RE. .Muaical Director
THIS EVENINU, ?t ? o'clock.
Mi. P. 8 QILMOUF.
LBV*
and
tlie
FAMOUS MILITARY BAND.
I. Oaerture "Fia Diavol-t ' Au>ier
?J sori|(, "If on the Mead" .Guntort
3. Grand leWcili.n*, from "Iobb" I'etrelli
4 i'lan* sole. Parapliraae, "Mart*" KowalakI
& Overture, Kai*er" WeMiiieyer
U Solu Cornet, 'Sixth Air Yariu" (Arbiickle)... .Do Berlot
7. March. ''Salute to .Sew \nrk liiltnora
K Cornet Sol.i, "Leviathan Polka" (Levy) Levy
W. Great Exhibition tjatnlriili' ?
1U KoQ|forSitkufibtinr iLctalifc Wallace
11. March, "Iho Nontu rn Itoqie" C. C. Smith
Box now opcu lor the sale oPaoat*
for the
GRAND CBNTENXIAL JUBILEE CONCERT.
SUNDAY fcVENIXO, .Inly 2.
I.UAi arilM* engage,!.
Adulation (far ttm occ nlon only). SI.
/MIATEAU MABILLK "ITIt ST. AND HD V'..
\J The *on*.i!ioii*l theatre 't .New Yvrk.
?u STAR ARTIST 4 h NEW V X D ORIGINAL ACTS.
KMALE MODELS
in the lineal Tableau* Vlvant* ettnnt.
U Minuet do I'arl*. delightfully volnptnoaa. Iluft of talent
anil vplclett entertainment in New York.
ETanliikTi at H Ineid.iv. ilmrxdHy and Saturday Mati
nee*. Dou't fall to vUlt t'>e Chateau MablUa.
Kelly V leon h opkra iioi sK. SFarT,
oppoaitd Booth's Tho lire.
Last week of NORMA and THE iWo ORPH AN'S.
NORMA The ONLY LEON
MONDAY, July J, KELLY A LEON'S Uurlesqtie.
KMOU KBOU.
FROD KROC The ONLY LBOR
In the cant Edwin Kelly. Lew Rnnedlct. Kdwin Leater.
UHitis SQUARE TilEATKB.
stieriduu Shook. Proprietor
i. M. Palmer M.iuafer
LAST MGHTS LAST NIGUTH
of tha popular and versatile
I YOKES. |
FUN IN A POO | VOKKS. | FUN IN A FOG
i YOKES. >
TONIGHT. | YOKES. I TONIGHT.
I YOKES, i
who will appear TIU'RsuaV. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS in theii itnmeuiiely laughable EatravaKauta,
FUN IX A FOG.
FUN IN A KOO.
FUN IN A FOG.
Preceded aach evening In
MB. J. ft. f TODD ART
andcompauy in THE POST BOY.
The uma) roatineee wifl bo omitted during the Vokat en
tapneat
VVaLLACK's! ~ .MIGHTY DOLLAR
? V Fifth week of the Incomparable nrtina,
Mr. and Mr?. W. J. FLORENCE,
?ho will appear
EVERY EVEXIXG and SATURDAY MATINEB,
in their famoim cotulc creation! of
BARD WELL SLOTE and Mr.. GENERAL GILFLOBY,
ID Woolfe American Coiueilr of the
MIGHTYMHjLLAB.
V Thi" cornedv wan the ONLY STRICTLY ORIO
!NaL PLAY produced in thla eltv dnrlnic the eaaaen of
.S7.VT6. and arhlered a LEGITIMATE SUCCESS. It ii
tow in ita aecond aucccaaful run.
Carriage* may b ? ordered lor 10:30l
Laat "MIGHTY DOLLAR" M'lllnee (for the preeent)
SATURDAY. JULY 1. at 1:3U
PARK THEATRE. HROADWAY ANO 22D ST.
LAST WEEK.
LAST NlQllT Bt'T TWO.
LAST MATINEE TO-DAY.
MR JOSEPH Ml'RPIIY,
MR. JOSEPH Ml'KI'll V,
?I Ota O'Hara. In Fred Marsden'a ronmntlc drama,
TIIK KERHV UOW,
TUB KERRY OuW.
Admission. 50 and 25 cents. Reserved Seats. $1.
FRIDAY. JINK 311,
"ESTIMONtAL BENEFIT TO MR. JOSEPH MURPHY.
BLOODS MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
Tf THIS DAY.
hernandez FOSTER.
IAT1NEE AT 2. ROBINSON CRUSOE.
EVEN INC. at 8.
HAKKAWAY. AFLOAT AND ASHORE.
5TH AVENUE THEATRE. (BROADWAY AND JSTH ST.")
Proprietor and Mao niter Mr. aUOUsTIN DALY
POSITIVELY LAST MOUTH.
NOW ACTED OVER 200 TIMES.
TPPPP II QQQQ U U KERB
P P 11 U Q U U E
PPPPP 11 Q O U IT KK8
P II 3 QQ U U E_
p u \iyyy uuuu reek *
A PUr of to-day. The intlrtt xiccfm of 1H76.
Miu CANNY DAVENPORT, Mr. John Bronrhem. Mr.
>?1 Mnltli Russell, Mr. H*rkln?, .1 am ? Lewla, W. Durldge.
Irs. 0W>ert, Mlaa Sydney Unwell. lienrpio Drew
??Piqih" maiineh Saturday
AT 1:80.
July 4th. special Plyt'E MATINEE
'.^10 MOLD'S FAREWELL.
ill thousand miles and fourteen days and nights traral to
lay Rotneo fur a charity.
ROMEO AND JULIET,
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
SATURDAY EVENING. July 8.
Mr. Oeorge Itifnold anil Miss Sara Jewett have ^onerously
inarmed to appear In the title roles.
Admission. <1 ; reserved scats, *1 Ml.
Box office at tl.e Academy ol Music open ? a and after
lednesday, .1 ult '> Benta can be reserved prior to lhat date
I set,dm* orders by mull to Central Dispeuaary, IKI4 nth av.
SOWERY ThEaVkX ~
ENTIRE OtiANdK OF BILL.
HILLT R VRK Y'S slat specialty combination to conjnnc
ion with the Theatre Company In tin- great Drama
FA'1'41, MARKSMAN.
Friday, I'euvllt ul
BILLY BARRY AK l? LARRY TOOLEY.
7I7U -URA.N'D QKNT: XNIAL "" ~ 1870.
I O. CELEBRATION
ol ilia
NEW YORK centennial SAFNtiPR YERBUND,
SUNDAY. July 2. a 8 P M
Orand (total and instrumental! Sacred Concert
at
(ULMORKS CONCERT OARDEN.
Chores of "?<*? male wicss, orchotra of I*"i musicians.
(Jtluiore'i Celebrated Hand; Eminent Solo Artists.
Coudii. tora.
Dr. LKOP. DAMROSCH aud P. K. UILMORE.
Adnilaalon. 41, boxes.
N
EW YORK centennial
LOAN EXHIBITION.
Iho great selection of Art Treasure*, selected from the
Iiiitale galleries ol Near York, no* onou at the
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF UESION.
corner 2Jd at. and 4tb a? .
dally truiu V A V to ii I* II and at the
Metropolitan musrum of art,
128 Wont Mth at .
daily from 10 A. M. t-tl P M.
Tickets. 2.V esch
L'"TitALFl;a ALIIAMBRA PALACE, "a
IV UraS'l it., Philadelphia,
it i laahlnnable re? rt of tlie eily.
Iho new spectacle.
A TRIP TO T!IK moon.
Ma(Iiln?l Scenery, Costume* md Ooigeons Ballet; also
Piviu?xade Concettv in tlie
ILLUMINATED UASIDEV
\l' II ITV..R S "CENTKN NI Al. II\ MN"?PRICE IOc7lN
it Pv?. <?. rtii, MV In ?!ie?t tu>i?ic loi in: for mixed and male
Iuiiti. nai'c i.y J E. Palnc No Ce ebratioii of July 4 enm
with jut ilu^ ma-Ultlcent li.vuin; also Keller a " tu<el
ol Peace."' 1UC-, aud the American National Alia. Oc. eacn.
DITSON A CO-. 711 Hrosidway.
VL'ANTED--100 LADIES pob EXTRA BALLET. AP
<T ply at stare dour Mblo a Oarden Friday, J una :h?,
hi lu to 12 o clock.
|jIlTI> koYal. urn av.-?i"touno lady"
I atte><laut?. Orat.d Vocal ai>J laitrumeutal Coucart
liinti 7 until I o'clock, Admiaalon tree
i.\-1 lit mi>\,
t N EN ? LIS 11 L.vllY 1'KblHhS AN KNi.A'iKMLN T
A hi |0?cru.'t lor tii? ho) d.tya or permanently ; . nclisb,
I ..ilstall Frrueli, music, ilfa iftg; lilghos; releiencen In tbia
I'ouutiy. Adiiie-a'' l.&IJ i hetinut ?t.. Pnlla?ialpbia.
I t(JN\ fcRP VTIONAL LKSsOlii B1 A H:i.M II HI'I
I I4H utb a> . aecoud floor.
I ftVINO 1N8ITI TK, TARHfTOWN <?N HUDSON.?
' l our resident veacbers; 2^ pupils: un military or extras.
A AltMAtlNAC, Principal.
l,Rl
_V ATR FRENCH LFSSONS OIVEN HY A FRKNt'B
cent euasn with the kl?iOM toatmonlatat traualatiou.
Ii. Addresa Prof A. DAKjBKY. .12 ' \teat 2-?tb at.
CL<0 i'H
1 f |,!Ti RHOaDWW. HKfWF.hN :(2I> AND 43tll
rV. eta?Broa l*?v price* paid (or Csat jfT CIntbinf. Jear
Irr. Ac., by c? Iiu?c on or acjreaslnc " H ARRIS, 1.274.
? -NATHAN'S OLii IMTABL18HMRNr. :.3', Hfll
hv , near 4th st ; tb? In/heat en us ?'n l l-rca<t
.ii ? UitInuk. Carpets, Ac. Call on or addiess Mr. or Mrs.
NATHAN
A" Tela.TO S. Hit* liTH AV , 4?tT I ST ?St) PERCENT
more than eiae.t here arlll (xialtirehr bo paid for Cast
?BClothint; A?drea? Mr. or Mr*. FLATfi).
At"edward" miller** well known "estab
lia^iaent. 68 Otli av.. aenr Wxrerley place, utmost value
Mid for Cast off Clothing. ( sruets. Ac., by oallinf on or
?t<tresi>lnf Mr. sr Mrs. MILLER ?
? A DIMM AND OBKTLBMMM CAN RF.cMVE ItlU PER
Li cent more In casta thai, eleovlio'e for Cast off Clothing
I Jnwolry by eallln|t on or nddresslaK Mr. or Mm. M1NTZ,
?e..'?o?rjMMR.?*-. _
' billiahd*.
A mKrican " STANDARD llEYRL" milliard
A, I" ablest alM a tar*# *to?fc of Palla. Cues Ac. at re
dttood prices; NSSM hand Tabl> a at great bar/alna.
W. ||. UK1PF1TH A CO.. *> Veaey at.
"a 4fiy?s?tt!ORO MANP'OARRoM Bi- VBL Bl. l.lARp
A Mir In Mood order, fl>' aalo losr at UkO, E.
PliELAN'i, SMi at. ??4 ItAh ?t.
BttLIARO BALLS CLOTH. CUES. AC. TEN PIN
iisils and Plna. at ?ainBXsrer's prices, at K. ORoTR
t Oft IM Ea?t 14th it.
r^ollejkipRK'M Standard amkrican bevkl
l J HI 11! ard Table*, wit It tlso celebrated Pbelaa A Col lender
lLJ!SSX-?? ?? t>??
j CIT* lie.Vl. BITAta W* UAUt._
"t cnlrul.
A - LARGE AND SM ALL IIOISES AT SPECIALLY
? rftluced prirea, for ?al? and to let
V K >TKVhSSON. .Ir , 4 Piu? and Eatt 17th *t._
4 _FROM $10u TO poo -NKW AND SECOND HAND
A? Pianoa. tjp?t cla?* order, comprUin* Stein way. Chi ok*
ertiiir. Decker Broa., Harden A Son, Bradbury 4c.; 7 and
I 7>/ "Clave mutt t>e ?o!d *'a!l at 47 Want HHh ?t.
T/*U U S A IK? I OaT 39TH HtTPs k A R P AUK- AV.. A
I r vary drairnhle *.H) foot Hoime, liand?oin#ly fr#*.co?*d and
| in fln?' <trder: piif? Appty to K. II. LL'DlOW k
I'O., Xt>. li Pine ?t.
w~.rr~
F10R SAI.E-THE FIRST I LAKS FIVE STORV BROWN j
?nun ? Real<itnee No. 4Utf Went .Y7?!i ?t . at ? vsrv low
> price uid convenient Urmi GEO. W. ST A K K. 16u Broad I
w?jr. j
UKOOKLYM PROPEHT V b'Olt HALE
AM> TO LET.
TO "LET?AT 31 r> UNION ST . BROOKLYN', NEAR
Court it., fine neighborhood, a three story and basemont
| browu stone front House. in the best order, with all the mod
| et n improvement*; root low on account of lh? owner leaving
tlie city; rant $80 per month. Inquire on tbe premise* from
lOtltlK
WESTCHESTER COCXTY PKOPEHT V
FOR SALE AND TO REST.
A XH'K PLACE?CONSIST IM<? OP PIVE ACRES
iV Land, Dwelling (Just put in perfect order). carriage
house and other builditiorchard of apples. pears. Ac., lo
rem. at i'ortchester, Westcbesttr cbuuty. Apply to D. O.
II AVI LAN I). No 2 Bower .
"I t tarrytown.-to "letT f!7rnishelfoit UN
; V furnished. and for sale, Cottages. Houses nud elegant
Residences, at very low price*. S. EMKKESON, ii5'i
i'tli av.
fPO CAPITALISTS.?FOR SALE CHEAl' AND ON
L term*. hv an heir to au estate. 11 acres of Land iu
Morrisanla (now city of New Yutfe) : .VDfeet Irom the horse
tallroMt. AMrewl;STATR. Her >l<l "Bee.
I'liOPERTV OCT OK TUB ? ITK FOR
MALE OR TO RENT.
^ T A. T. STEWART* HARDEN CITY. I., i.
" nt LET, RRYKRAL ELEGANT and CONVENIENT
DM F.I.LI.NGB, titled for wiuter ittnl sunnier residences,
? l.li jII the modern lmpro?n> nts, car.lens, Ac.
itKNT from $350 to $1.coper annum.
>:p|ihi'W II. HINSDALE, Manager, at office, nd.larjnt
t'< the i nllroml station.
A 11 KMSIlhi) FA I'M HOUSE NINE ROOMS,
^ V fronting ou bay and ooeao, ?t Weetbau ptou, I, I.;
I' itblnir, ttsliin : and gunning; a naradls* for children it low
reut. JOIIN SlUHLEY, 7ft Cedar at.
Tt "OXFORD. CHESTER COUNTY, PA.?A FIRST
J\ eln?? brl''k Dwelling, containing eiirlit large ro-'ttis.
liSlMdiB and hall, fur sale or rent, nn very n u-nnuhla
t nn-; locution healthy as am in tile Slate: also taluahle
s!u p- mid Machiuer>, at ena-tblrd of first coat: forufrlf
n?eil a* ear work*. Address K. IIAMES I'ASS MO RE, Real
Estate Agent, WesUbecter, N, Y.
~i ?FOR SALE. 5 GOOD FARM' OR Ml SINFSfi
j:V. Hories; will tie sold lor lr?? than half tlielr value.
In inlre ut 57 (ireut .lones st . near the Bowery.
/ VimmVi: "ri'ixas andtksn'kss e lands at arro
' ' 7$cents per acre. Address T!t\AS, Herald I'biladel
pliia llrancb uflloe.
i/LEOANT COUNTRY HOME" FOR SALE-CONSIST*
J j ini: of Hplendid residence; thoroughly furnished; *m
bles, outliouses of all desvrliitions; lawns, shado trees: fruit
ot Hit liudt: garden ro rotable* ill abiindaucs; sen battling
and lishiiig; eight minutes from house ; one hour (rum city
liv bout or rail. Owuerwill sell at a sacrifice. Apply at art
Charlton St.
Irilmr ami> rotrLf y pare?ti acres, wxtii
' brook ; near churches, stores, seminary, luko. creamery
anil depot; Orange county. OLIVER, Di'J Broadway.
Ijioit'sALE-THB Mi>ST BBADTIPCLLV SIT5ATED
' Conntrv Seat i I the State: 4*i mile* up the lladvor., ou
a lake alf.irdiag facilities lor boatiuir. flailing and shouting,
nut found elsewhere. Address LAKK SB AT, Herald offlce
/-iODD HOMES." NKAP. CITY, LOW 1MUCES,"0N""lN
V.T stalmeiit plan; circulars free.
B. R. KELLOOO, No. H Bromlway
I HAVB aN ELEGANT 000NTRY 8RAT TO LET
I lor the tuuimer, Ml hour from city; lionse completely
furnished: billiard room; beautifal jrounds: plenty of
shade, Irult. vegetables, ice, stabling, mountain air; good
roads; no mosquitoes; rent half price. Address M., box 123
llerahl office.
K~ ENT?COTTAOR, NKWLY RE KITTED; BARN, ACRE*:
1.1 miles in Jersey : fruits; garden. Room ft. tW W all st.
rno CAPITALISTS.?I HAVE FOR SALE A TOT?
i valuable Property of about I.HOO city lots (upward of
100 acres), havicg n water frontace of nearly three-quarters
of a mile, all lying intact, and all within about 2^ tuilus
and In sight ot the Grand Central depot at 42d st. and
4th av. Anv party or estate disposed to mako a safe
Investment with a certain increase of value within the next
tive years will do well to examiue this property which can
bo bought at figures which I regard as a bargain.
HOMER MORUAN, ao. 2 Pine st.
TO LET AT STATKN 1ISLAND?LARQE COTTAGE,
high ground, 40 Broadway, room 41.
mo LET?VERY~ l.<>w7 sEVKRAL DESIRABLE COT
X taues at ltoselle, N. .1 . near the depot. Apply to
JAMES HARRISON. Roselle.
TO LET?TWO MINUTES FROM VeLROSE STATION,
House, 7 rooms, marhle mantels, gas and fixtures, barn,
nieesant garden: rent $'4<). Apply at 161st It. andCort
landt av. or West S4lh st.
real KST.VTE TO exc'hakoe.
Adwellim) oh kis'llv LOCATED TKNK
tncnt property wi'll rented. to exchange lor Country
Place near city. Ownet WILLIAM. G. RULE, 245 Broad
way.
Ijlxchanoe-hduse, NEAR THF. PARK. UN EN
U '-umbered. for urn all iiohm down town; brown ttone
corner Home. value 93'j MM). ?n:all mortgage, for uuencam
boreu LsUt M ak i'in ul'n s. joj hroadway.
Iook at this-splenshtoiff" ayd~country
J home combined? For aaie or will exchange for flrat claaa
itwellliiifa or French kl?t? la thla city a large. elegant Coun
try Sent. with llva ?crr? of gr mud, fronting on two promt
?lent meet* arid Newark Ray: fine dock. anmmer house,
boat lion.e, bath hotife, ice hnnae, Ac.: cholee Imported
I'rnlta and flowers in large variety; gronnda bemtlfnliy laid
out: inuil !>? neen to lie appreciated: price fhu.flnn, For
permlti. map* and particular* apply to A. P. RLIVRN, 171
Broadway, room h.
M" "tawwt *. J.?COMFORT a?l* hamil COOK to
ciirht acrex. good building*. One fruit, exchange lor
Lots, Plot or Acres on Morri* and kaaax itailroud.
J. E. HAVRE, 102 Broadway.
TV exchange forVe ROHAN nisE 1hw ac ril-fsl
7 iii choice trull, hm Long Branch. Add rem box "i
Pout ollice, llrickuburg. N. J.
w ANTKD-im mediatkly, ?10,00(> TO $7.\nu1
vt worth Dry Goods, Hoots. Shoes, Clothing or Hard
ware. In exchange for good, unencumbered Real Eatate and
rood per centcavh: Machinery ol iirut claaa cotton mill to
exchange. k. PAG e OAVIS. 42 pine at.. New York.
\irantko-a liooo'mtrse'in south Brooklyn.
it in exelianire lor a email furnished Hotel, with beanti
lu. ground*. at a well mown summer resort.
o. H. PIERSON. No. r. Pine at.
UEAI. ESTATE WANTED.
W"antkd-sm\ll." nice house, south brook'
lytt. wortli nbout fti.lwo. free and clear: will pay
s-.uooravli, remainder lota, clear, and $!,<*?> bond.
O. & pikrshn. No. s Pine at.
TO LET koll bisivkss i'i/kjposes.
Bennett building.
Fireproof.
Located on Kasaan. Ann and Falton iti.
Hr?t Floor to let. suitable for bunker*, insurance office* or
lawyer*. Will be let together or In purta; be alt?r*d to *uit
tenant* it dolrad; adapted lor office* or storea.
Reasonable rent*.
Alto some ellclbla i,?w office* to let.
A APPLY ON t1ie PREMISES
Take the elevator. Inquire lor Janitor.
F~~IRST CLASS REAL ESTATE okflcr*AND bi si
nrss, 2s wait 29th at., corner Broadway; a rare oppor
t null). ; ___
mo LET-larok AND small HOOM. WITH STEAM
power. Apply to A- HOUGH i'ON, 6ft Atlantic av.
) RENT-STORE AND BASEMENT no. I
Apply on preminea before 10 o'clock A. M.
dwkllino houhen TO lkr.
kni'ltlwliei:.
mo LET-SMALL MOUSE. PARTIALLY FURNISHED
l or iinfurui*bed. comer luih *t. and -dav,; immediate
possession. nlt'lHIW a C affbkty, 02 4tli ar.
t'lifumuhihl.
At LOW RENT.-55 west 2sih ST.: gasfixture8
and mirror*. WILLIAM TUCKER, 22l"?th a*.
rpo LET?a pollt" STORY ENGLISH iia SEME NT
1 llouie, -1>th at., imar 3d a"., in k""d order: will be
rented entire at the unheard ol price of $5<) per mouth. in
quire *i ALTMA.V:*, 6th a*, and Ifth ?t.
flh) kt l STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE 1 li EAST
1. tf4tlt It., near 4th a*.: in room*. In complete urder: *een
froiu ii to :i without permit.
kuk.mhllei) uoonm ASO ap A ut alents
TO LEI.
t - HANDSOMELY furnished ROOMS. SINGLY
J\ . or en suite; t>rma iiioilerale: brcikla-t If deair?d.
4.> Waat jotu -t , four door* ?e?t ol Broadway.
a LADY HAS (INK kligantly FURNISHED
Jv k<"uu tor-'nt, tran*iently. Addreaa STRICTLY pri
\ atk. Herald Uptown Branch office
a~?LARGE. pi.kasani ROOMS. kukn1siieu FOR
i'vi hoiimkeepiti.-, $4 to $.'i. .1j:i 35tb m , near Sth ar.
"ttto LET. TWO NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
/v. Room*. per week, lor bentleiuaa and lady. Call
ti ree day* at 2(k> weet 2.'nh at
A FURNISHED FLOOR TO LET TO A
oiarreet party; no per?< n In hotiae. 61 Ea?t 25th *t.
?tOR hol'sek KEPI KG?furnished ROOMS. $4 50
to t>7:.ball Mount, 91 50 aud up. lor ladi** or eantlemeu.
9i wnt ad ?t.
liu RMS iird?TWO rouxs. *1 WEEKLY; PaRLOR.
i with kaaan.eul, n.c?ly fnrniahed. $simuuihly. 5js
v\ .? ?? 4^'d <t.
vtkati.y FURNISHED FRENCH FLAT, PARLOR.
ii il.nluir, three iwdremtn and kitelien; voniplete for
houtekeeping. Apply at 432 Weat 34th at.
Nicei.Y FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.?THREE
kooiui on rrat floor, nice t<* light houaekeepiog. In
private heu'e No. I.'iti West uttn at.
TO LET-FURNISHED BOOM, NO. a NRILSON
pin o, u?t? >en Waeerley place and M eat Sth *t., on*
block Irom Broadway.
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riiwo SICKLY fukxlstfld FRONT roftm^. opi'o
A *ite tlie uri?# at the eutrance to fairmount Park. Call
at kuk i.t.to Gr?en ?!.. Pb..a<ielpln*.
J li>0\t h <U\ Will. lktkl rnisheo ROOMS TO
quiet i'?rtle*. henderson, has i2u lleral'l office.
nkarly ft rnisiied la mo k ii ai.L ROOMS;
aitn lar/e front Room, top floor, $it; hath. Ac. Pri
vate re.olence baal I4tb at.
6"*AhT trfll 8t.-desill*MLE ROOMS TO RKMT;
refereneea required.
(j kast-j7th ST. ? 11 rn imie itolfl N fi Rntshed
?' Rt it >ms, without board; hreakfh*t it deal red; ralerenae
repaired.
WF.sf w A-HISt.TON PL AOi.-tolkttoiir NTLR
turn, without Board, Room* nicely turniihed.
1/1 #1utt 27TII ST., NEAR H Rt <au W at - rt 0< (MS
I to r> nl. completely an>l elegantly turuialied aud newly
refitted, for aingle g-ntle nen and 'am.he*, at the loweat
aommer pric ". t^lult the timtfl: - iperhly furnlthed anit of
kooina for family, with eviry conn 'rt and convenience ; at
tenium and eMcient aerwauta; tutiala can be arrved from
neighl>orla< rretaur .nta; tbia elegant houae. formerly the
Army and Nary i'iub lloaae. ha* been aewly furniahea and
refltied as a complete and model lodging lionte ; it* i-entral
location ?ad pn>iioaity to tlie hninawtct. m. Jamea, Hoff
man and Colemau tlonm, "lib other advantage*, incladinc
low prlcea. nml make it attractiTe to peraun* of refined
taate and eopreciation. Call ami aee the room*.
14
'?id. fknt -t-PLB.ASANT rurnished
il't Koom*, wlih >nt hoard; houae cool and la perfect or
let, term* moderate, permaa-at or traaaieat
Fl'H.\IHIIKI? ROOM* AVD APART
MEVl'S TO LKI'.
CO SOI IIi WA.-lilMiTON SylAHE. 4TH" le>T.?
tit) Neatly. furnished Booms lor housekeeping; alto
Rooms lor single gentlemen.
ft i LEXINGTON AV. SKAR r.TH ST ?KrkxiViliD
? 'T Rooms to reui; alto one Room tollable for two; *11
MtMltMM.
6'i W EST 35TH HT. ?RLKQANTiif FUBJIUBRD
?? lleotas; superior apcumtno.imion; private family;
Board If desired; reference! cichatcced.
107 KAST ,0rH HT.-ri RXISIIKII FRONT"liOOMs".
MM with Bedroom, for housekeeping; also Parlor, with
kitchen, all conveniences.
1 1 /\ MACDOIOAL ST.?FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
J IV every convenience for housekeeping, to let to re
spectable small families.
0||<)~ WEHT 43D ST.?TWO HANDSOMELY FUR
nlthed Rconit to let, without board; bot and cold
water. eras and clotett In each.
97 c MADISON AV.-LARCE. COOL. A VD AIRY
I Rooms to let; lioute uewly and beautifully fitted
up.
07Q WEST 320 ST.?handsomely FURKI8HED
OiO Kooma, slnulv or eu tuite; bteaklust II de?ired;
fumllv private; neur Elevated Railrnaa: lernit moderate.
IVCVUMINIIUU KlIOJIS A (VIA APAKT
AIEXTS TO bKfi.
t ?TO I.PIT. TIIK FOURTH FLAT OF HOUSE NO.
^Vi ;<6K 3d av.. between -V.th and 27th tti.. all Improve
inenla. to small faiuilv; rent moderate. Apply iu office on
premises.
A~^KIIWT CLASS FRENCH KLATS TO LKT-61
? West 39th it.; te?t location; corner komt,
A NY RESPECTABLE FAMILY WISH I NO TO HIR*
it. 11 tnodrl Flat ou southwest corner Nth av. andS3dtt.,
over the tireut American Tea Company, rent reasonable,
apply oil premises 10 lAMKS DOtU, builder.
I * taa <th~ay.?choiob rtoou to ur^."mui
JY -Uili st.; improvement* Call and tee owner and
premises from 12 to 2.
AN 8 i. KO A NT SB T "OK FLATS. NEW LY~B I' II .T, 358
Weat2Wtll St.. to let; choice neighborhood; latest im
provenmin^, containing six llirht room-. Inquire In UullniiiL'.
/ ^iimui. park flats cnrw buildinoi
V Itroudwav nud Muli *t.; all modern improvements;
elevators, Ac ; modorate reuts.
IpLATK?FIVB" ROOMS, OA*, CLOBKT AND DUMB
1 walter 011 the floor: stationary tuba and hath in thu
hoiisa-. KimetSI: 117 and IH7 West 11th st. Lower I'art
private house, 12th st , seveu rooms; reut ?4'i
I'll KISTAI.LKl;. H Vblmrdon square.
StOCR UNFURNIRftBD ROOMS, NKWi.v FAtMTKD*,
to let to ;.'i-ntlciutMt and wile for housekeeping. Pri
vate house, 221 Kast 23d at.
TilLOOIt OF FIV K BOOMS AftO PANTRIES, AT MO.
F 12' 1 West 01st St.; house private; nil improvements.
Iihoor OF vive' "bolms .and pantkik.\""at "no"
1 1P.S East With st.; house private; all improvements.
IjlKOXT AND HACK PARLOR. DIKING ROOM,
1 Kitchen Itnd Bedroom, all lu spUndia order, $3U; also
Store. 112 Bank st.
PAULOr. KLOOR ANi' FRONT BASEM ENT. f>4 WKST
-Oth St.. opposite College (rounds; rem $2.'< per month.
The dwelling part ok nick litti.k house
No. 4 I'riuce 11. to let to a respectable lauiily. Kent
|!IS.
rpo ""let-nice APARTMENT*. Ml Xtflf I2TII ST.";
X 4 rooms; 15tt 3d a v., rooms; lift Kast 2K|li at.. 'J
rooms; also other* iu nice locatloui. Apply at oUce, 13W
K.ust 13th st. t
frio "LBT?PARLOR FLOOR AkD basement, BIX
rooms; also Second Floor, lire rcomi. 2'*t Kast 19th at
> LET?TW O FLOORS,"SfcFAKATB OR, Tt
at reduced rent. Apply at 288 West H3d st.
f|10 LKT?IIALK OK A BROW N STONE HOUSE ON
J 4Mth st.. near Broadway; laid out lor two families,
v illi latest improvements for each fiimlly aepnrately; newly
painted. Innulre at J3U Weat 4iHli at.
To let? FiRsrr Floor," a rooms, all light and
in eo?d order, Kas, water closet, Ac.; rent moderate.
.V>1 (it11 av., corner or3<ith st.
TiJ"LKT?TilKKK" ROOMS ON TUK l-IKST FLOOR;
all the modern improvemeuts. No. 74fl tltlt av.
TO LfT-41 KlNt; ST., FRONT AND BACK PAR
lort. with pantries between, and diqihk Room and
Kiti hcu; rent (MM*
flicv LET-UPPER PART OF HOUSE 81 BLEECKKR
i it., fonr doors weit of Broadway.
A ROOMS. ?i:?.-CALL AT 141 waveklky"PLACE.
480
WEST 22D ST.?THREE ROOMS ON SECOND
lloor. suitable for houieki>epl'nir or irentlenien.
HOUSES, 1IOON8, ?(., WANTED.
" in" tliti?~Cltv" taiid Brooklvn."'
Aoentleman wants a nicely furnished
Room, without board, between 3d and 4th avi.. near
Oramerey Park. Address J. K,. box 54ti Poet olHee.
PAIR PARLORS BETWEEN 14TH AND 30TU STS..
3d and 7th nvi.; fall and winter, two evening! of each
month. Addrct* S. O., Jr., Herald office.
In the Countrv
WANTED-A SUMMER restdence FOB TWO OB
three months; mint be fully furnished, and not over
30 miles from the city. Address, with description and terms,
boq ml New York Post office.
BOARDERS WASTED.
1PUIT OF ROOMS CAN BE had. WITH "EXCEL,
lent Board, for gentleman and wives or gentlemen
only; private family. Apply at 14M Kast 3:>d St.
1 -LArc.e'airy ROOMS,"WITH OOOD-BOARD, TO
1. transient or permanent parties; also table Board; ref
erence. 53 West 2Mth at.
1 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE OP ROOMS
on aecond floor; hot and cold water; with or without
Board. 121 Went 29th *t.
d?1 TO $2 PER DAY, $A TO $10 PER WEEK.?
?IP L Large airy Boom<: lanre shady yard; first claii Honrd.
17t> Bleecker St., near Broadway. ??
41 HI.OC KS PROM MBOADWAV.?LARGE AM) SMALL
MMI to If t. with llr*t clam Roard. OH Baat 4th St.
() BLOCKS PROM ^ROADWAY, 26 CLIXTOX
p ace.?Pleasant front Ru?mi. with Roard; alio fine
sinvle Room*: hoa*e u-wly furnished thronghout.
n ELEGANT HOUSES OX MAD IS OX SQUARE";
ta will accommodate transient or permanent with first
cleat Rooms. with Iloard. 2H Bait 23d at. Mm. KENT.
rTH~AV~ 2B77^ELEbANT ROOMS. EX 8UITK OR
? / singly, with or without Board; permanent or transient ;
ternia vary r ?asonabie.
fTTH AY., 224. OPPOSITE HOTEli BRtNSWtCK.-SU
? / nerior Itooms. with Board; reduced pricea; reference*
exchanged.
9~WEST 21 ST RT.? P L K A 8 AXT~RO O M~WITH HOARD;
unexceptinnahls lncslltv and appointments; traasieut
boarder*; re Terence* exchanged.
1 A %AVFBL4rr PLA0K. XEXr" " BROADWAY.?
I" ' Front Rooms for two. $14 to with Board; jingle
Boom*.$7; transient people ta en; table Bo>rd. $4.
1 *&?' 217 WF.sT.-EI.KUA vTrOOMS. EX'sI'ITE
iT or singly, with lioard; location central and desirable;
reference*.
(>H fXIYBRKITY PLAOt.-?BM*RAL LOCATION;
?erjr sood Kooma, large and amall, with or without
Hoard; private family.
2 s JD ST.. WEST. fl9L?PURNtRHBD ROOMS, PO?
?j gentlemen and wivea or single gentlemen, with or
without Board; reference* given and required.
i)"6l) ST'129" bast; NEA R M a D1 SOX PARK.?
? ? ) Single and doable Roams with Board; $7 and $H per
week; transient boarder* taken.
t)*i west ' n?fii Ir.-KLBOANTLY purx!mF8B
ij? / larire and *mall Roots*, with or without Board; aum
mer price*; reference*
<)??D ST., 110 WEST.?TO LET, WITH OR'WITHOUT
ij'l Board, cleean: cool Room*. transient or perma
nent; -uromer pricea.
QQTII ST., WEST, 1*17 ?II *N'DSOMKl<V FURNISHED
djO double and ainirle Room*, with Board; large closets;
hot and sold water In room*; All to SS.
i)n east 2ist.-a pew ski rot boa'rdfjw~cax
? ?7 be accommodated ; alio tranilent and table; strictly
Brat rla*a.
i)Q J *SK~SET"TfV IMCKs BELOW MTii~ST.?
? ?? I'leatsat Room* and food Board; no chililreu ; all
improvements; terra* low.
UiTB IT,. I8H WEST. XlAl BRO4DWAT.-HAXD
? >*T aoniely furnlahed Booms, with ' unexceptionable
Ho-ird; tuaiwer pricea; rrfereures exchanged.
A EAST afiTH ST.-HANDSOMI5LY FURNISHED
TU Rootu* and pood table; term* very moderate.
4?> 'east" 1STII ST.-FlKMsflhl) ROOMS, WITH
? J Board; gentlemen, $5 and $8 per week; transient
hoarder* taken.
A 7 WEST tlTH ST ? LABOB AND SMALL ROOMS,
I I uewl v renovated, to rent, permanently or tranalantly,
at reduced price, with Board.
A "7 tiREP.NWICII* AV.?LAKG& NICELY"" FuR
'1 I niaiiod Boom* to let, with or without Board; aUo
hall Koom*; *hady location; auminer price*.
IjfX'XOTON A V ??FURS I SUED ROOMS, WITH
or without Board ; furniture new ; term* reasonable.
51
105
ro WEST 88D AT?LABOR ANO SIXOLE ROOMS.
?IO with Bo<rd, all newly furnUhed. permanently or
tn>n*ientl>, at rCaaanaMo pricea: reference.
nw EST :nD~sr-A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL
rent handsomely turnlabad Rooma, alngly or ou auita,
with or without Board.
WEST l?TH ST.?NICELY MTKXISHEDLARtlE
Kooma; with or without Board; relerencoa required.
1 t?Q EAST 37TH ST., BET WE EX LEXIXOTOX AND
J dLi'' 4th av*?Large, liandaoine aecond flour Itoom-.;
superior Board; all CMiTonlooMs; city tuiegraph 11m, Jto.;
beat ri'lereuiv*; terms reason able
WKLUOME R. SIIKLDoN.
past ioth st? nicely furxibIIED rooms,
?uitable lor ceiitkuau and wilo or *lngle uentie
men, with or without Board.
1 11 LEXINilToX AV-ROOM TO LET WITH
1 11 Hoard; terma moderate.
WEST l.vri? NT.?FURBISHED ROOMS to
l< t, to ladle* 01 K.'uti m mi. with or without Board.
'WEST 21ST ST. ?TO LET, WITH HOARD,
141
MJ- WEST 21>T ST.-TO LET, V
It/ pleasant l^onm* at autnmei price*.
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OOU WKUT :?!> PT.?UAKUK. fLKA.-AaVT KOiiMS,
OariO witli Bo*rtl, in pHv
.570 i
WEST 24TI1 ST. ?TO LET, WITH BOARD,
*ecnnd *tnrj throughout or *?parato; term* oa*y.
-i.A K(iK~ PLEA." A.NT KOOM
ivato tamily; term* moderate.
ID AY -GOOD BOARD, CLEAX ROOMS;
convenient and healthy location; pricea reasona
0 O 1 I ARCH ST., I'll 1 LADELI'HIA.?SUPERIOR
*d.''T T accommodationo tor Cetitenulal visit <rs; terma
very reasonable; location ttn*iirpaaao<l.
NO OHARGK-LISTS AND PARTICULARS Of FBI
vale boarding accommodationa. SA.SUS' Board Di
rectory, 1.1HS Broadway, aeeond floor.
rll.ADELPHIA-l.iMr FAlKMoLX? ~AV-sI'PE
r" r Lodginga, Ui cents upward* Meals if desired;
married or single.
1JHIV A TK HO t S E," FI FTK KX MI NUTB? Of IxSI
1 bition; splendid location ; ft to iJ per day. AddreM
liOAKIUXU, il,ln Arch at.. Philadelphia.
Private family, kksiuixu ox north bboad
*1., Philadelphia, will accommodate a few boarder*.
Address A. B Herald rtilladolpbi.* ilranch olUte.
HOARD AXI) LUUUI.VU AVl'KO.
APilYSlCIA!* V?AXf^7fMMKi?fATELV< 'boARB",
Mun; aad use ol parlor tor a few boars dally; perma
neat IT suited ; must be lr< a good locality. Addreaa, stating
terse, is, lMK.'TOH, Herald olltcc. ___
OAKD WAXT?r^BELOW"*lTU Mt.. BKTWKKN 4TII
aad 6ui avs . tklrd story froat Rnoai aad hall Bed
1, for gcatlcsaan. wife, aad danghtor, nine reara old;
?tail per moath. Aodreaa UaRVHY, U or aid oMoe.
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HOARD A BID LODOrVG WASTKD.
BOARi. WANTED-KOR A BUV. Hi V K A KM OLD. IN
it plain private t'atailv. beiow 12th ?t. ; alto Hee* fcr
gentleman. without board. ASilSjMt. ?tatiug terms, which
rnuit be moderate, W. CURTIS. Pott office
Board wanted.?a gmtGkmaW DiMkn* t a
Hooiu. with fall Hoard. in private family; Vacation
mutt be first clae*; ri(*renc?> jfiveu and required. Ad4ire*e?
listing terms. L. H. K , box U3 - Post office.
/ antkd-koomh. betwkkn kith aso .V'TH
*t*.. with Hoard for lady ?nijr. Addre** O. I I.,
Herald Uptown BrnDi'it office. _____
\^rANTKS~BV A iVrNTLKMAN, A Nh'KLY ITR
? ? nishfd Rwiti, with Board, in a private .JewUh family;
trrin* not to exceed $10; w<?et tide preferred. Adtlre?i W.
K . Ilerald cfllee. ^
HOTKM,"*'
A T NEW "ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 HOWKRiCXiCI
lig'it. single lloomt; lodgings, nightly, $3 weekly,
f?r gentlemen ? n!jr.
7LWAVS OPKV-H RANKKORT 1I OLriti, CORNER
J\. Frankfort and William sts., 85e., 3<>c., SI; gentlemen,
famUle i.
Belmont aorsu pclto* st.. near broad
way?European plan; rooms, 50c. upward; family
ruunn; a ways open.
t3a MILY HOT EL, 3.1. 38 A NI > 37 ~W EST 14T H ST. -
1 Klegaut Rooms, with Board. W par day; permanent or
transient; kept by an English lady.
*?T ELAND'S STUItTEVANT II0U8E. CITY."?LOCA
1J twin nnd accommodations unsurpassed; prices re
duced to suit ihe times; fJ 50 and ?4 per day; Room* only
$1 per day aud upward.
LXWTS ,t OKOBOK S. LKLAN'D.
4^T. OKItMAl.N. r.TlI AV.. 22D ST.. BROADWAY.?
tJ European plan; Room*, all trom, SI and upward: su
p?rb location: elevator: tiailii aud restaurant to ault tbe
t.iuen WM. G. TOMPKINS, flvo years Leoee and Pro
prietor.
yoLTDBUS IioTEL?S2 A DAY; fTnEST LOCATION
ij In citv ; try it once. ?>7si Broadway, corner 3d at.
"~a?i sTitv aoAiu).
t PEW HOARDERS WANTED?ATA FARM HOUSE,
it <5 mlnntes lr<im city. New Haven Railroad: terrni
and S7 per w?i>k -. Maiding.
Mr*. WM. H. CORNELL. Mamaroneck. N. Y.
'a T "new BiUtJHT >N. STaTkN ISLAND?LA HUE,
Ix. hIi.n Rooms. with excellent Board, In a Freuch iaiuily;
toven uiiuuteit' walk tu lerry. Apply at No. 4 Hamilton
1'ark.
~4 T "toMI'KINSMl.I.K, SIaR PRBBtBS, STATKN
J\ Inland?l*lru?Hnt Rooms, with Board, in private fam
ily of adults; good location: shade; lawn; batbiug. Ad
dress REFERENCE, Herald office.
AT PLAINKIRLD: NEAR DKPOT^^OiTTm.KAS
ant rooms: excellent table: l*rj;e lawn, well idfWdcd;
rulerences .Iven and required. Addro.st bos H3)t Po?t office.
Plain field. N .1.
A
com i)odious atone mansion on the Iludtou, uu.,ur
patted iu location, would aecomiuiulate ou<* faintly of u>>t
more ihaa Ilea or aix person- lor the summer or louicer if
demrad; lar^e t-tubla snd '-arrinitc house; relurence ra
iiuired. Addrrn box 5,'JlJ Post olt'ao.
i~PRW KABILlKS CAN KIND BOARD AT a"FaRM
J.X. houae amone the mountains: noar ally; terms moder
ate. Apply at 231 Broadway, room C, from lu to
"* ~PEW BOARDERS CAN BE AC'Cl>MMODATED~AT
A Pamrapo. on tbn tbore; boatinp. bathini; and tlshlui;;
tea breeic : sailboats in sttendance; terms low. Inquirv of
depot master for JAM KS L. SPENCER.
A T A LARUE l'ARM HOUSE ON LONO ISLAND?
A Lari;e Koomt, k<joi1 table, plenty milk, egjrs. vegeta
bles; well (liaded-, delightful air; very hesltby; pleasant
surrtnindiiiirs; no tlckucss: S7 to fs; children half; also
good house near the water's ed^e; good bailung; line for
lamilies and children, r'urtber particnlars with THOMAS
HRENN'AN, No. 7 Murray st.. New York, where lady can
be seen aud arrangements made until Saturday.
A T HUrPER.V, NBAB~THk moi ktaIns-ix farm
J\ house, 1 hours by Erie l!allway. Apply at 4B4 Uth
av., coal office.
Board, NEAR TUN SOUND, AT BREEZY LAWifj L
1.?30 miles ftoiu tiie city; 2<1 miauies from depot;
good table; plenty of shado. boating and llshin*; refers to
R. Cox. ISO Broadway. Apply to T. P. L.nDERUILL.
Locust Valley, L. I.
Board on the hud son?c ats k i ll m oTn t a i s
scenery: boatlug, bathing. Ac.; terms reasonable:
fruit, vegetables. Ac., lu aimndauce. Address MAPLE
UROVE HOUSE. Maiden, N. Y.
OARD IN CONNECTICUT IN ~ a" PARMER'S
lamlly; pleasant shadua; plenty of fresh egg*, milk
and vegetables: convenient to cars; uuiet auu retired;
terms reasonable; no mosquitoes. Address CHARLES
NORTHROP. New Mllford, Conu.
Board at Cornwall,?the xooona hol-he is
now ready for tummer boarders. Por particulars and
circulars apply to JOHN PARR, 047 tftb av? or WILLIAM
ORR. Cornwall. New York.
Board on the sound, one hour by rail.
Boatlng, bathing, fruit, vegetables, milk, on the place;
free rides. Ac. Particulars at No. 7 West 42d st.
OARD W ANTKD?ON A PARM,~BY A OENTLEMAN
and wile, where there are nn other hoarders; good table
rc'imred. Address, stating lowest terms, full particulars
nnd references, C. B., box 340 Post office. New York.
Boards is wan t s d.-sha d y "p arm housb, g alt
water, boating and bathing, 87 per week. Address
lock box 3 Post office, Mattituck. L. t.
Board-i"n koV7kTavd~county. on a farm one
mile from Spring Valley depot; one hour by rail; boat
ing and bathing. Por photograph and particulars call at
142 West trtth st.
CCOUNTRY BOARD?DKLIOHTKUL LOCATION"; EASY
) ol access. Address!}. C. SNYDER, Rhinebeck, N. Y.
Gountry board.?three MILES PROM WASH?
ingtonville; large shaded yard; extensive plar.xa:
health)- location: terms f8. reference. J. A. KEMr, 41
Vesey ?t. Address box >23 Post olllce, WathlngtonVllle. N, Y.
C10untry BOARD WANTED?IN A PRIVATE"P AM I LY,
J not over one hour from city, tor gentleman, wife In
fant aud nur*e ; must huve two large Rooms, plenty shade,
lawn, piaixit. good table; board not to exceed jHOOper
month. Addres.i RESPONSIBLE, box 209 Herald office.
CIOUNTRY BOARD-IN PRIVATE FAMILY AT KYE. '
J 24 mile* from city, half mile from station, on New Haven !
Railroad; everything desirable; terras about $10; refer- j
ences. Address box ju Post office. Bye, X. Y.
/TTh ntky boardTat OAKRISON'S. OITE
\_y West Point, within live minutes' walk of station ?nd i
ferry. Apply to HENRRY LAWKEXCE on the premises.
ELEOANT BOARD FOR SINllLlToBNTLEMEN IN A I
prlrate family on Jersey City Heights. K. J.; "Ituatiou i
v> ry desirable; large house unit nice grounds, and all the !
comforts of a home guaranteed: very convenient to steam
Mill horse car*. Address box !JS4 New York Poit office. or
apply at the Real Estate Agency ot 8. OARABRAXT, Ber- ;
ten square. Jersey City Heights.
IjMRST CLASS COUNTRY UOARD^ON LONG ISLAND
1 Sound; splendid boating, batliinir and fishing; steam
boat stops av place. For further particulate inquire at No.
143 East 21st at.
CI BBRNWICh! CT.-FIKST CLASS BOARD; KP.A80X
T able rate*; abundance of shade: line view; city refer
ence. Address or apply to A. M. SHERLOCK.
CGREENWICH.?FTKSTCLASS BOARD; REASONABLB
X rates; modern Improvements; elegant appointments;
besting, bathing and flshlng. Apply at 818 Broadway,
room ?.
OOD BOARD-FIRST CLASS COUNTY SEAT AND i
VI farm house; 97 and#H; no Jews need apply. Call ou
or address D. K. RUOU, box 17U Post office, Irvinvton, X. Y !
CIOOl) BOARD AN |7~ROOMS AT l> ARM HOUsE- i
T Near the CatskilU; post and telegraph offices near;
relcrem e given. Address, to-day. L K. YINCKKT, Herald !
office ; after this date the same, at Freehold. N. Y.
CtOOD board" at a farm "house?two hours j
X from city; high irromid, overlooking the Hudson fur j
I miles: gAod drives; plentv of shade, vegetables, milk and '
fruit, with stkiilitiu; near steamboat ana ear depot; terms
Jf7 per week. Apply to day until H o'clock, room 100
National Hotel, Cortlandt at., or WM. JAMr.H, Stony Point, !
RockUnd county, >t. Y.
10NOBRANCH.?BOARD IN KLEGANT COTfAf;R
J on Ocean av , near .1 anek's Apply at 104 Madison ?*.
BRIGHTON. 8. I.-ONE FAMILY OF ADULT*
and a lew gentlemen can obtain superior Accmnmoda
tiuns iu a Ueliglitfully located prlrate mansion ; five minute*
from landing; spacious grounns, stables, carriage house:
nl?oaneatlv furnished Cottage, with private table. Ad
dress box 137 Poet office. New Brighton.
SUMMER BOA lib?CAT8KILL MOUNTAINS. AT K.
BUMP'S, Windham Centre, Ureeue county, X. V.
solemliil Board, tine actuery mid good bath. Inquire at 24 I
M. >lark?s place.
(SUMMER BOARD NEAR 8AU HAKBOR-LARCE j
O Rooms; grounds extend 10 the hitler, which afford |
guod batliln? and boating. For particulars addrets E. N., i
box :m i'ost office. -Sag Harbor. L I.
WANTED?BOARI?7ON 8TATEN TsLAMD, FOR ON K
adult; shady place, near landing; teruie not exceed
ing $7 per week: north shore preferred. Address D.
SHORT. 177 Me.cer st.
A-ONKKUS.-l.-ei UAilllU Iff ON AV.. BETWEEN BAH
1 eoclt place and Lainartine iiv ? Pleasant Rooiua and
Board; terms moderate.
tl'MMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC HOTEL. BATH, L. I.: BoA RDINU ; UKA
sonable prices; splendid sea bathing; stcaui cars iroui
Greenwood every half hour.
Bath, l l-locust orove Bothf,?and pavTl
lon flatu residence of ex Mayor Ounther,. with an ad
ditional wing, containing ?*> rooms, fronting the t?a> and
u.ean; excellent bathing, fishing, boaliug, Ac. For board
apply on the premises or by note to JOHN HOoPK.
BbtjLEYARO HOTElT COLLBOK~P<>INT~ WOOD-i
1.. I.?This v. ell known favorite resort is beautifully
situated. Irontiug on l*>ng Isimid Sound : llrst class accom
limitation for boarders, families or single gentlemen; best
accommodation, bathing and boatiug. 4- trains daily to
and from New Vork. J. M. iJONNhLLY.
HOARDIXU-AT THE HOYf~UOU8K, SKA CUFF. U
I. Mrs. R. llnyt is now prepare! to Hirnlsh Hoard
by the day or week, at very reason able rates; the house
Is well shaded with plenty of ptaiua room, giving Hue
views of wowd ami water sceuory ; bathing, boatiug and
fulling cast he obtained.
Buckingham iiotrl,~"atla'niic city, atlVS
tic and Kentncky avs.?first class, f2 per liar: dinuer
"?> cents; coaches free at depot. PETEJUf A CM.
/ 10Z/.ENS' HAMILTON HOUSE, STAMFORD. CORN.?
tuis and w.ier iu svery room; high ground; perfect
health, good battling and fine drives.
/ iROTON LAKE HOUSE.?THIS POPULAR RUMMER
\J resort is iio* open lor the reception o! summer board <
er?; good Sshiug and boating; tsiuis moderate. Address A.
VAN XOSTKAND, ? roton I.ake, Westchester county, X. Y,
HO~ KOK TUB MtH NTAI.NS !
Forest Home, llu.id's Lake N J.?Pure mountain
air; splendid biack bass ll-hin , . teriu-i from $1. S)to #17 AO.
A. BROWNSOil, Proprietor.
ittatisxy iiaim
Delnwsre Water Hap, Pa.
A dttligtilfnl pi ice to spond a qniet 4th; SV2 hours from
New Vork, vta Delaware, Lackawanna and \t estern Kail
read: send for irciilar. W. A. HKODHEaD A fsONS.
LONu BRANCH?LEVY'S COITAOB, CHELSKA AV?
near ilceau av., large conifortahle Ho ins with first
class Board at reason* <ie prices. Apply as above, or to
K W BL.OSS, t?7 Liberty st.. X. Y.
M- APLhTON MANSION fS fllK SUm RBS OF
Kingston, X. V.?.V lew pleasant Rooms left; l:>orl<
adults .vanted; terras $7. Photograph ol place ami arr??j;n
inents made at HIO Henry St., Mrooklvn.
MaRLBoRuUOU* lloi'SE, ML'IUIaS' HILL,' C(>?
ner nth nr. and :iHth st.; American plan; the coolest
and most delightnil pari of lh'< city; prices reduced to suit
the times; $3 per day ; fl7 uO per week.
XJUKWnOlPifoUSE~NI I>, XJ.-THK~BEST
Al large lamily hotel near New Vork : first etas* accommo
dations; prices low. Apply to F. T. K hi I'll. Proprietor.
PAVILluX ilMTHU NEW BRIUHTUjT . 7 lT--Xl?W
open; aceomnio'latio is for sinflj gentlemen. Sl'i Mr
week aad upward. Call vr a idress ft. F. COLK.
PATILIO* H0U.lt, BlVESSIDt., N. J.-CLOSE TO
Philadelphia, on New lvrk KaUroad; trains hourly;
excellent boating, Ashing, Ac.; Isrge looms, |Mirches. gas,
high ceilings, grove, orchard, Ae.; coot, accessible, Srst class
aad moderste. N. 8. BEAD, Riverside, V. i.
SI HNER RESORT*.
PAUfifTluTKL. WHITE NL'LPiU'K Sl'INti* "tAEA
Lake. i? ri iw up?n for the reception of tcuriti.
Connected wiiU this hotel ire iuc Sum white sulphur baths
in the country. Address KIM. LKLA.N'D A OO., Saratoga
Spring.
P.VKKY HOCSE. AT HIUULASD FALLS, ON IHE
Hudson near Wait Point, opens June 10; terma rea
sonable. W1LLET PA KEY. Proprietor.
^THOMSON HOUSE
L and
RE.NOVU HOTEI.,
on tbe
Philadelphia aid trio Railroad.
The>.e superior and popular resorts have been llioron^hy
rrluriiubea ami prepared lor tbe ennrtalnmcnl ot |u?n
iliiriUK the centeuuial year. Located on one of ike principal
routes of travel between the Nortbweai *ud the Centennial
Exhibition, in the midst ol beautiful foreat soenery. where
the air and water are the parent, thev will be found attrac
tive and beneficial reaeria tor health and pleasure aeekeri. aa
well aa convenient resting placea for touritta and travellers.
The country adjacent to the>e aplendid hotels affords the
finest trout Ashing and gunning in ihe Eattern States. For
circular* ol Informstion, ic., address
B. M. N. TAYLOK, Proprietor,
Thomson House Kane, fa.
JACOB H. KCHAK BACH Kit. Proprietor,
Kenovo Hotel, Kenovo. Pa.
rpAPi'AN UEllOCES. NYACK, At TUB HUDSON, 3S
i lullek fr. in Vork, aceeaalblo either by boat or rail,
l> now open. Kooma, lor families or siairle ireutlemen, can
be secured un tbe premises. WM. P. Ml'NKOE.
rnHK UNIT 11) STATES HOTKL AT FAR Ku<TkAWAY,
X Lont Island, la now opeu lor the receptlou uf uueata.
MICHAEL MULKY. Proprietor.
XXf OODBO0BNE HOUSE. JOHN H. WALDORF, PRO
11 prietor, Woodbourue. Sullivan county. N. Y?? Summer
retort. Accuiuino<latiiina for 4<> boardera: board $1 per da} ;
house lour milea from railroad station ; pure air; uo mosqui
toea; trout streams near; Ixiardera carried bv at am to ?nd
Iroui railroad depot tree of charm: alio a free ride given
once per week, Persons desiring farther Information can
uiitulii the same from the proprietor by calling at No. 131
t'li r e? at . Now York, mi Friday. J une :tli. IX7H.
~ EUROPE;
IO.NO S HOTEL", NEW BOM) ST. AND CLIFFORD
J si.?TM- well kuuwn com tunable hotel tor families ami
t'eitl lemen, l lie only unr in tliia central sltualton. haa now a
mo-t commodious and luxuriously appointed smoking ami
reading room, with ? larm bay window commanding a ino-t
cbei-riul view of thU important and tashiouable thorough
f.ire; vonr vlaii ia solicited should you not already ha?e made
i ll .Ice pi ? hotel in the Weal l'nil of l.oiidon. Under the
niuu.iiieiueui of W. I. and Mr* Chambers.
PKOPOMAbb. '
OKFU'B TBtTSTEEi'OF THE .SAILORS' SNUG HAR j
hor. No 7-i Wall ?t.. New York. June 27, 18711 ? Sealed |
propositi*. will lie recehed at thin olHce until 12 o'clock at
noon, on the 1st dav of July next, fur tiirulahtng 050 lineal
l??t of HI no St.me Coping. tlx;*): IJUU feetof Blue Siuuo
t uriiiu*. fiaX; about "J.ijuO feel ut Blue Stone FIhk, rubbe<i
and Jointed aa ni'r drawing; all to be delivered ou their
uock at tne Sannr'a Snug Harbor, Staten Iaiand. For plana
uud npeclBcaiiona apply only to U. P. Smvth, Superinieud
ent. at Ibn Governor* oftico at the inatilutlnu. Bid* to bo
aililr>">ad to Tru*toe? of Sallora1 Snug Harbor, anil marked
"Blda tor Stone." The Trustees do not bind tbeinnelvea to
accept any tiida which shall ot he deemed for the Interem
of the in-tltniion. fMOMAHIIRFK.VI.BAF. font r?Her.
EXCHANUK.
WANTED?PtAMONns| Ft PXtn iU', I'IaNOS. SIL
verwure. in ?tohauve for Sto k in a Transportation
t'ompany Addresa Rt liULi'll, l.erald Branch olnce, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Wanted "to exchanok^htociTof a company
with line proapecia lor Farm ?r uood suburban Prop
erty, clear. Addreas STOCK. Herald Philadelphia Branch
elticc. __
~ tiTOUAbk.
P UA.VD (ENTR tL STOKAUE WARBWifSE, "1P'()R
vJT Furniture, Pianos, U air team Jic.: inspection invited;
Broadway and 47th at. MORUAN A BKOTHEK,
Proprietors.
g?TQtU0t IN P LASTS BSD BOOMS AND D0PT8 FOR
* Knrnltnre, Bagi;am. Carriages, Ac. 100. Ill, 113 aud
115 Kaat 44th at.
WA.VTKU TO PL'KCHASfe,.
W" ANTKD-A wkll established cake bakery.
which will prove cash aalee; location 6th or Mth av .
between 2Uth and 60th sis. Addresa Frankeuatlne Hotel
room 4H.
MHCELLANKOtS.
TTfrgvcirrairf*m'-gra^
A recovered I'roin an itineas and unable to find a position,
wii-lies to lie asslated by American ladiea and return to her
home. Addreaa K.. 83 South 5th av.. aoeond door.
T~ EAS AT WHOLESALE PRICES IX QUANTITIES OP
5 lbs. and upward, cheaper than any house in the city,
at THE WELLS TEA COMPANY, 201 Fulton St., between
Church and Orqcnwich.
FIRE AT HUNTER'S POINT.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT FBOM FIFTY THOUSAND TO
ONE HUNDBED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Shortly after eight o'clock yaaterday morning fire
was discovered Issuing irom tbe Johns Roofing Com
pany's buildings, near tbe Long Island Railroad depot,
Hunter's Point The flames .spread with great rapidity,
anil In lose than thirty minutes the Smith pottery ware
house, the Long Island City Tool "Works, Kenbrands
pottery, O'Oara boiler shopa and the I'armely Chemical
Works wera all wrapped li) flame*. A southwesterly
breeze drove the flames about enough to keep away all
wlio attempted to enter the bulldiogx lor the purpose of
securing movable property. The I.ong Isiund City Fire
Depnrtir ent responded with alacrity to the Are alarm
and worked with a will. It was too late, however, to
do more than prevent the spread of the fire. For
a time It was teared tbe fire would
catch nil uf the contiguous property. By
eleven o'clock the flames were pretty well subdued,
and au hour later the scene of tho disaster was a mass
of Smouldering ruins. It will be remembered that the
illicit whiskey still found at I.on? Island City last week
by the revenue officers was In O'Hara's boiler factory.
Thin fact was ihe subject of considerable comment
during and alter the Are, as tnccndiarlsm was strongly
hinted nt.
The total loss is variously estimated at from $50,000
to $100.0001 The former figures probably indicate the
correct amount. With the exception of the Jobns
Rooting Company's factory, none of the property de
stroyed was insured. This was covered by several Kew
York compantee to the extent of $25,000.
THE GREAT FIEE IN SCOTLAND.
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS OF TH* CONFLAGRATION
' AT ATB.
(Ayr, Scotland (June 16), correspondence of London
News.]
A most destructive fire, attended with terrible lose of
life, occurred to-day at Ayr, at the oarpet manufactory
and wool works of Mr. James Tcmpleton. The prem
lees comprised Tour blocks of buildings. A number of
women who were at work ran out soreamiov from the
building, exclaiming that otbors were within unable to
etcnpe. Shortly afterwards the flamee shot op through
the roof, whioh It'll in with a crash.
NAMKS OF THK VICTIM*.
Up to half-past nine to-night the following porsoni
were reported as missing, and no double are enter
talued that they have all perished in the flames:?James
ltarr, overman, aged fifty, residing In Mill street;
Mary Calrney, aged tweuty-ono, residing in Cross
street; Marian Rowan, aged fifteen, slater to
above; Margaret Butney. aged forty-four, Fort
street; Agnes Murray, aged twenty-four, Cross
street; Marv Cong&tere. aged fourteen, Wallace street;
Catherine Kwans, nged fifteen, Cross * treat-; Janet
Walker or Smellie, aged twenty-two, Wallace street;
Marv Irvine, need twenty, Wallace sireet; Jane lteid,
aged twenty, Wallace street; Mary Reld, aged eighteen,
a ster or the above, Mnry Jane McOill. aged thirteen,
Cross street; Mnry MoDerment, aged fourteen, Walser
si root; .lane Young, aged soventeun, George street;
Khzabeth MeConuell, aged sixteen, Russell sireet;
Margaret Mitchell, aged thirteen. Cross street; Mnrtha
Reld. uired fourteen, Church street; Martba Colvln.
'aged nineteen, Camck street: Catherine liillan, aged
imeen, lieorge street; Margaret McAnslane, used
eleven. Clones Vennel; Elizabeth Clark, aged thirteen,
Cross street.
In addition there is one more death at least, mat or ,
the girl who leaped from one or the windows and was
conveyed to the town hospital. She died about three
liours after admlMion. Her name was Catherine
McKinnon, aged seventeen, residing In Newton street.
HOW CORBETT DIED.
An Inquest waa beM yesterday before Coroner Siraras
as to tbe death of Patrick Cor belt, of No. 64 Franklin
avenue, Brooklyn, wlio was found dead In hia bed on
Monday morning last.
William Kelly, of No. 58 Franklin avenue, testified
that ho heard a dispute on tbe sidewalk, in front of de
ceased's residence, about half-past eleven o'clock on
Saturday night, and saw Corbett lying on the flags and
a crowd about him ; saw Byrne, Darmody and Sweeney
standing near; tbe brothor of deceased waa under tbe
Influence of liquor at tbe time Edward F. Orabans
testified tbat he heard loud talk on the aldewnik about
midnight, but could not recognise any voice except
that of deceased, who was sitting In a chair in front of
his door; his attention was next called to Corbett's
having tailcn from his chair to the sidewalk; there waa
no tine near him at the time. l>r. A. W. Shnpard. who
made tbe poet mortem examination of ine body,
testified that be found a contused and laeerated ;
wound about one half inch in length, and another sim
ilar wound, three-quarters of an inch in length, a little
l>ehind the left ear; in his opinion death resulted Irom
compression of the brain, produced by a blot oi extrav
a-ated blood, caused by violence applied to the skull
Alexander ityan testified tbat he ssked Corbett to keep
an eye on his place while he went to get seme beer:
on his return deceased jumped ap from his chair ana
commenced to shout and roar; Parmody and Byrne
were In tho erowd which be attracted around hiui. but
Byrne went home when witness told him to do so.
The jury found a verdict to tbe effect that deceased
came to bis death by violence caused b? one or more
falls in Iront oi bis residence, and tbey found also that
Darmody, Sweeney and Byrne were net la any way
implicated In hia death.
SUPPOSED ABDUCTION.
A telegram was yesterday received at Police Head
quarters from the Thirteenth pfrectnct stating that a
boy bad been foond there who was supposed to have
been stolen. Tbe boy was sent to tho Central Office,
where he gave bis name as Charles Brown, of Na 211
Madison street. He Is about tnree years eld, of light
completion, and dressed in s dare straw hat and light
clothes. Captain Cope land telegraphed to the Seventh
precinct and ascertained tbat no oae named Brown
lived at No. 212 Madison street. It Is regarded as singu
l lar tbst the child baa net been claimed. A general
alarm was sent not giving a dcoerlpllon or the child to
all the peUea stationa
REAL ESTATE.
The attendance wu very slight In the Exchange
salesroom yesterdny and no Important business *u
transacted.
A- J. Bleecker k Son, in foreclosure, sold one gore
lot between Forty first and Forty-aecond streets, 180
(eel west of Fourt^ .venue. 50.10x23x25x24, about, to
Seorge V. Hocker, the plaintiff. for ? 1,000. Tbls plot,
situated in tbo middle of a block, has, of course, no
value except to tbo bolder of the adjoining street loU.
It is said, howerer, that tbo Ueni upon It amount to
moro tban $13,000.
F. H I.udlow k Co. sold, lu foreclosure, a bouse and
lot on th. north aide of East Sixty-third street^ 95 leet
w<?t of Madison avenue, 25x100.6, to the pUt?tll?. for
$11,7)0. Tbo other announced aalea w*?* adjourn*
FORKCLOSURK 8ALEH.
Shortly alter tbo panic ol 1873 it became apparent that
the then h.gta price* for city real estate could not any
lon?c-r bo maintained. At that turn 'here existed >
class or shrewd real estate speculator no bad fore
seen and profited by the great rise in land which too
place from 1867 to 1971-2 They bougl.t law lines
of real property, paying as llttlo cash ?. possible and
leaving the greater portion of the purchase money on
mortga?A operating oo a consUnlly rising market,
?11 or them made money-some amassed large fortunes.
In the rail or 1873 came tbo crash. Houses
and lots became almost Impossible <?r Kale: those
holding heavy blocks or encumbered real es
tate found themselves in n very etn jarrasse
position; interest money had to be met, under penalty
ol foreclosure?taxes and assessments might be left to
accumulate at the rite or twelve |?*r cent per annum
The owners or the lee made ev.ry exertion to stave oU
foreclosure proceedings. In some cases tlie.v paid oul
their whole substance in inter^ moucy hoptug co^
tinually tor a change in tbe market. Meantuiiejaiue.
steadily decline*. Equities were lor the no-1 Pa? ?
gi.eak or the speculative elans or real estate hold -
worthless or, at the best, or doubtlul V"lufi-Al(>0"' *'"y'
1H74 lororInsures commenced to be uiiusually lreMiieut,
hb.1 thev have continued with unabated vigor (romtb.t
day to this. In the lace or these lorw:losiire s^es t
became dlflicult to dispose or property U l,ru?te1sajd
or at public auction. No owner, unless obliged
t<> ?pii was wllliug to meet the ut
terly ruinous rates obtained at lenal
It is estimated that moro tban three-quarters ol the
weak holders have failed, gone into Ibankruptcy mad.
n?riiifiimont? or boon foreclosed on. Great u*rgaiuB
hav been made duriug the last tWB,vc"?^J' Ejy.
those who watch the foreclosure sales at the Real jm
t ito Fxrhaii<-e Meanwhile an actual decline ol rully
Luc third his been established on choice uptown
building lots In the line ol improvement, say from
sixtv-llfth to Kigbty-sixth street and from Madison te
SeVond avenoe, while the decline on Fifth avenus
lots in the same reg'on has been even t^ater fbose
who watch the growth or me city will hava noticed
That It Invariably follows the line or city railroad.;
thus Third Second and Madtson itcuuoi bavt
wn buiU up more or less rapidly, owing
jTtfusn racllities or transit The great declln*
In vacant lots coupled with the decline in labor and
htilldlDff materials, has had th? effect ol giving new lift
to the building Interest, which 'r i-TTof lb^sfretU
r r\rrKo& asas
out^l'n ^5e*?g donefor*?>ther^Vin?l'ar wte?pH?ei
...rtin?? notahlv in Fifty-fifth, Fifty-sixth. Fifty
eiohth ^xiy-second, Sixty-third, Slxty-flfth, Seventy
tirst s'evontv-rourtb. Seventy-fifth and other street*
m?st ot the contemplated improvements being betww
Madison and l.exlngton avenues and on
avenue. There aro in this region quite ?
houses valued bv the owners at from $.6,000 to $M,000,
which are enenmberod with first and second mortgage!
7L , 22 ?vt-nt or *18 000. The owners gel enough rent
I ^ ,at"Ss? and taxes. Now at the price at which
I lots can be bought immediately opposite or in the same
vicinity new buildings can bo et*oted__cquallj
grnnri in nfirv resucct and placcd on tto? market loi
*18 000 or $20,000. Under theso ctrcumsttuces tht
fndi^nieSt to build can readily be weja Tbe com
?nnncemeut of building would seem to indicate that w?
{TaT^ the opinion or those best calculated to Judgjs
' lnwoat prices tor such unimproved property
m can be "lade immediately avallaole for the erectlon
or stores apartment houses, tenements or dwlllMfc
In point or fact, times can hardly be
s& v^.^r?!;^ayrn^ptc,^^r %
banks, individuals and corporations?the "ho^e aOLOtn
panled by steadily declining values, such n" *>as not
ofber ^fo?*closure^salosU antT
;s'\. STW? ??
ment in building which Is about commencing, we very
"The revival of building would go rar toward restor
Ins the general prosperity or the city, it w?uId' 8'*"
work to a Buneroui class who, lor th? last three } ears,
M had compaVatlvely little to da Bat It is impos
ylbio thai building should flourish to tho extent li did
prevlons fo" the panic without ^ owners or vacan
i_ ?nnrt idealities come down ana meet uw mar
L.t-lth.^u'To seTl at from thirty to forty per cent
WAcUve\ruiMfnrgPand remunerative rents in New York
?AS 9
all classes of the community.
THAHSFKRS. u
nth a* w a 75.3*1 ft. ?. of Md sj.. 25x100; M.
Dooley and wire te M. McCaffrey AAyioos '. *7'
32d ?!??. ?.. 110 ft. W "f 20X10?-5-' 13TO)
0. Voeltzlnir and *tfe to M Koehler.W
2d av. a.saa ft ?. or iisth .tj, i?.?*ioa?. r.
K iuibti; F. Nom
No.
s
11 Htli ?t ? "? 2HO ft e. of 4lh a*., 20x100, M. Hren
B. ?' Klgn?ai w% te ?*
1 Jottoiiim??n (referee) to E. M. Bra?leia...e.v,
134th St.. n. s.. 2C5 ft. ra?t '-",Xl ' 4 000
H lllldreth (refiiree) to J. R. Stronu
MOHTllSOl'S.
McNeill. Mlehael and wire to E. Barker. 161 and ltlS
Slmw'V- ?i'"l?U. to O.pSr.uniil, n. s. u? 127th St.. ^
A?M^toVdree3fuC^iV Company. g ^
cSmwuTiltyJ tV'A* W. tireeniiaf..- of49th ?.. &^
3.000
Me*leanaI1jfame?"an< w*H? te kmi?rant loda.iriai
Bank, e. ?? of 4th St., n. of 1'erry; 1 y^ar 2.U0?
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The umt ol Foremsn Dennis Murphy, or Kngias No.
43, was placed on the roll of merit yesterday, by order
of the Fire Commissioners, for having, at the risk ol
his llff, saved Mrs. Nellie Mullen from drowning us
the morning ol ihe -4th mst.
Throe bid* were received for furnishing forage to th?
department- Thai of Banks k Kitllertoa being thi
lowest, lor $?,'270 60, wen accepted.
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
Reports were yesterday received by the Park Depart
meut from a committee or the Academy of Design,
the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the New York
Chapter of American Architect*, recommending, as a
work of art, the statue or I^fayette, presented to the
city by the French government. Mr. olmxtead was
thereupon directed to ttnd a suitable site for the statu*
In Central l'ark.
A motion is also under consideration lor the erectloa
ol a statue of William H. Seward.
Hids lor ">.000 cubic yards of screen gravel wen
awarded to John S. Masterson, at $2 OH a eubic yard.
The opening ol proposals lor ihc paving of Washing
ton square has been adjourned to July 12.
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS*
A meeting of the Department of Docks was held yes.
tenia}. President Wales In the chair. Commissioner
Westervelt was also present, bat Commissioner Pi mock
was absent. The business transacted was purely of a
routine tin racier and devoid ol Interest.
Reports from the engineer* were read, showing the
amount ol work done since the liut meeting. It was de>
cided to close the offices of the department Irom Mon
day to Wednesdsy next, Inclusive, in honor of the Cen
tennial.
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
Sureties on proposals for building a Fewer la 116th
street, between Seventh and Kightn avenues; paving
Fifty-sixth street, between .Second aud Third avenues,
and Ninety-second street, from Third to Firth a venae,
and laying crosswalks on Madison avenue at Eighty*
sixth. Eighty-seventh, Kiglity.eighth and Eighty-ninth
street*, and on Lexington avenue at he veaty-eighth
street, have been approved by the Comptroller. Tha
coat of tha improvements will amount to ?17,744 60.
Owing to the 'ib?enre ol the Tammany Aldermen
wt?o are in St. I.oum there will be ao meeliag of tha
Common Council to-day. The City Hall was alsaeat
totally deserted yesterday, even by tho third haatfc
FATAL ACCIDENT.
George Davison, aged thirty fiva, a bricklayer, tf
No. SM West rortytbfrd street, Ml ftvaa a third story
'scaffold on a aew buildiag oa Teath aveaaa | sales day
sad was instantly killed.

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