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PIAWOKORTES, ORGANS, ?t.
The price of the IleraUl has been reduced to
three cents per copy.
A pitivatb KamixTr WILI, sell stkinway a
S?>n'? 7)? octavo Pianoforte. $335; richly esrred lour
roftnd, rotowood ca?p. lull agraffe, ovrrstrun^ I*i*rio. ??erjr
Improve me lit, coftt #1)75, a RMcriftce; a 7*4 octave ChicVlrinc
Upright i'lHtin. flHIU; bo* or abippin*: nUo satin l'arior
boit, #125; rap buit. $3'i; library, chamber and (lining Kur
nil ore ; Beddiug. Jtv., f4 co?t. s. H. ? Must be Hold, familr
waving citv. fall, brnwu ?tou? private residence No. 47
Weil 16tU e|., between 5th ami 6th av?.
A chu:kkitfso. ttrffixway~"wkrija-and hid
die's upright and square Pianofortes f !'? to f.ujo, rout
$3 to $t>, monthly Instalments. $10.
MIDDLE'S, 13 W a rarity place, near Broadway.
All rauom dks ruuTop pukouasinu \ ?;v
uine second hand Kteltiwav grand. a<iu?re or upright
1'iuiio will find a fluo a?-.<>rtiueul at our warerooma: every
Instrument in perfect condition and mme of tber.i nearly
new ; also second hand Plaxis of other makers; ho ware of
bonne planus bearing our name or one cloeely raaemhliuit it.
sTEINWaY a SONS. MJ7. Ill East 11th at., New York.
APKIVATE FAMILY. OOINU aTiKOAO. WILLSELL
to caah pnrchaaera a magnificent 7^ octave lour round
rone Wood Pianoforte; prominent makers; cost $1,000, lor
$-75; Stool, Cover. Mnaic Cabinet; Elegant Steinwar up
right. quarter coal; Hon 'or -hipping; alao. latin Parlor
Suit. 7 piecra, at a sacrifice Call at private residence. 131)
Weal 33 i at., between Olh and TtIt ava. N. B ?Matt he
sold. K. H.?Box lor shipping E. tlAY
A CARTED HOUR WOOD FeVkX ? ICTATE PIANO
lorto, cotl $4'>i>, for leas than if 1 'XI. No.'.'Id l.e?t
Both it.
A -FOR KFNT. UPRlOHT. SQUARE AXD liltAND
? Piauoaof our own ntake; nlso lor sale antl rent, a nam
ber of line second band I'iaiiia, In perfect order.
WM. KSABK A CO.. No 113 3th av.. ah.re l?th tt.
A FINS ASSORTMENT OP FIRST CLASS P!A*0
fortea for aula at verv moderate prices. on eaiy and rea
lotiahle tertni. at HAINES lllUI.S , corner 3d nv. and 31at
It. A few PIMM that have been used a little very low.
LAlltik SKI,l.i HON OP S K W U I* It I' 111T AND
a<|itarc Piano., our own ntake. for hire, or sold on Inatall
meat*. Please call at laclorr ami wiurumoma of DECKER
A IIA UN 1-.8. 137 'Id av.
AliRKAT"Kfclii'OfiDN."?l'*VPIANOS AND OHDANS
to rent, $."? and upward; Stein way's, Cliickcrlug's mid
othera on installments; inurnment* timed and repaired.
8. X. BALI. A CO.. 13 Cam lttb .U
A LOT OF~8KOOND ilAND PI ANO FORTB8, IN
J\ thorough order, lor aale at moderate prleea: alao Piano
forte* to rent ot our own manufacture. By CM1CKKKIXO
A SONS, ISO 3th at., corner lSt'1 at.
A~* tatrn PUW?8?TH E I. a mi J EST "stock" Op RB
liable second baud Planus in the city, ionic almost new,
?t one-quarter the original prices lor caali or instelmenta;
alao Pianos to rent. SIMPSON A CO.. No. .5 East lltli st.
"Poult ROUNI) 7Ta1)CTAVFpiANOFo KTK (M to".
niOcent tone and finish) cost font), for $300; aacrilic.'.
Reaiilence. Ml Kail lHIt at.
VKW SECOND HAND PIANO-. RETURNED FROM
hire, very cheap for csah, or on monthly Inatnlmeiits.
JOHN MA DON'S, tilth at. and lat av.
M
A gentleman would exchange a splendid
new upright Piano fur a second hand square; good bar
|atn. Andreas A. NEWTON, 133 3d av.
A""LADY WILL HELL CHIOKERINU GRAND PIANO
fortC. cost $1.3tKi. for lraa than $3O0; 7 octave, latest
Improvements. 38 3d St., near 3d av. e
BTlEoXiN?7M OCTaVR'PI AN OS ONLY $130, NEARLY
new; fully warranted; instalment* taken; ront $3.
CABLE, 107 Writ 33d at.
B"' AROAINR?PIANOS, ~F"oOTAVE. $4o; 7 OCTAVE,
overstrung. $110; 7 1-3 octave, olegant case, $1.'U); rcnti,
M: Organ, $..(>, OOKDON A SON. 13 East Uth at.
B" EAUTTFUL PIANOFORTE, "fiool STEIN WAY
Pianoforte, every Improvement; ancrlflce for cash.
BTDDLe/S, 13 Wnverley place, near Broadway.
AUNIKIOENT 7)4 OCTAVE sTKINWAY GRAND
Piano at a sacrifice at No. 58 West 34th at.
Removal.?waters a sons-tsi hkoadway,
have removed their Piano and Organ Wareromns to 4(>
East I4th at.. Union square, where they are prepared to
tell iptnoa and Organs ot first clnaa maker* for caah or on
instalments, or to let, at prices to suit the times; second
land instruments at creat bargain*. HORACE WATERS
t SONS, 4(1 East 14th St., Uniou square.
TWO BTRiCTLY PIRs'F cTaSS "pFaNOS. UPRIGHT
and ^nare; great bargains if sold imtnediately. llox
4,143 P.w. ollice.
1BLKUANT ROSEWOOD PIANO. JtY BLOOMPIELD
A otia; 1 elegant rosewood Piano, bv K. C. Liglito A Co.
1 elegant rosewood Piano, by Louis Merge A Co.
Also 1 superb concert grand Pinno.
The abnvo arc now on exhibition and will be told at
?action, by TUNIS JuUNoON. 37 Nassau at,, this day. at
13 o'clock.
<N1 (1 r cash buys best-pTano MADE; To VE
ajpltfr Jy?srs' guarantee. WATSON'S Music Kootns. 33
Esst 14th st.
s )() / I -P()WEllPUL NEW uFrIUUT AND SQUARE
(P^c/UsPianos, Factory, 133 lllaecker; warerooma. H10
Broadway. UNITED S1ATKS PIANO COMPANY.
HOUSES, IIOOMNr?(^ WAIVTKI).
In this Cttv una Hrooltivn.
The price of the Herald has been reduced to three
tents per copy.
T~rr RMS H KD HOl'SE WAN TED BY A STRICTLY
?/xprivato family ol adult* until the lit of Mnv or June;
term* must he moderate. Address M. 1'., Herald Uptown
llrai.ch office.
AFAMiLY OF TWO AIM US (MiiTIIHU AM) SOX)
desire three or four unfurnished Itnoinsin private family,
between 4th unil h'tllli at*., 5th itnu Hilt avs.; references liu
?xurptiunithle Address, stating terms, box 168 Herald Up
town branch office.
G" KN TLB MAN AND WIFE "wIhTi UNFURNISHED
Bedroom on west side, between 33th and 3t>th sts.; state
price per month which must be low. 1. 1*. 0.. Herald Up
sown office.
W""anted?on" the what side, one or two
well lighted Lolls, with Steam l'owor, lor manufactur
ing white goojs. Apply to WATERMAN A MAYEK, 375
Broadway.
WANTLD-BY a PHYSICIAN. APARTMENTS SUIT
able for an office, between 1st and 7th ara Address
box 173 Herald office.
"11/ANTKD-A NEATLY Ft RNISI1KD ROOM AND
YY good Board In a private family of refinement, by an
Invalid lady. Address, lull particulars, K. S.. Herald office
AN I El>?UNFUUSIS II EI). TWO ROOMS.-\v"lTl{
conveniences for light housekeeping, between 14th and
till sis., west side; lolsrences given. Address L. C. S.,
llerald office.
ANTED?THREE OH FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS,
above 30th tt., between Lexington ami 6tb avs.; price
lift monthly; references required. Address OCTOBER,
Herald Uptown office.
Ttif ANTKD-PARLOIt AND BEDROOM, WITH C.VR
YY pets only, fur mother and daughter, in eeotral location;
terms. Including tire and gas. not over $33 to $30 per
month; references exchanged. At dress J. M? box 103 Up
town Hersld office.
"117ANTED?IN > GERMAN 'AMILY. HOARD FOR A
YY Isdv and two gentlemen ; must hare twu nice Rooms.
Address, slating terms, J. S., llerald olllco.
In (lit! Countrv.
TyANTED TO RENT-ON NE?V YORK AND NEW
YY Haven or llnrlom Railroad. near depot. Cottage of six
or right rooms, with barn; one with a low acres preferred:
most be cheap rent to good tenant. Address O, ti., bus 135
Herald Uptown ofltae.
V UllN 1TI > RE.
The price of the Herald hat been reduced to
three cents per copy.
T fOBT.?REVOLUTION IN THE INSTALMENT
business.? Tito best Furniture at cash prices on Instal
ments, st UKOKOE A. CLARKE'S, 747 Broadway.
?SATIN PARLOR SUIT, OOSiF $83u. FOR $350;
?do., $135; Chlckerlng Pianoforte. $333: 7l? octavo up
right Pianoforte. Inlaid case, cost $1.1 SkJ. lor $j73; library
aud dining Kurniture, Turkish Suit. $75, rep Suit, $33; fine
Paintings, Brontes. Bedding. Ac., 'i cost (family leavingt
eltyl. N. H.- Cull private residence No. 47 \Ve?t 16lh st.,
between 3th and Gilt avs.
A" RAKE CHANCE -CAN BE SEEN this" DAY AT
private residence 130 West .31 st , Household Purnl
tore f -r sale. via. : ? Elegant Parlor Suit. 14 ptecea. covered
In satin, rost $1,200, lot $350; one do . $0U>; Tutklsh Suits,
$5(1 and $100; rep and plush Suits, $d) ana$5H; Inlaid and
wilt blark walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus.
Waahstnnds. Wsrdrohes, lisir and spring Maurcs-cs, Pil
lows, Bolsters, Ac., Dining Furniture, extension Table, Buf
fet, Chairs, Silverware. Cutlery, Ac., all at a bargain. N.
H ?An elegant t' h ick eri n g A Sons' Pianoforte st half cost.
it E & FAVUK'8 tUCTlON HOUSE,' IS KANT 1?I TT
J\ st., rich I iirnitnre, all klr.ds; also tlrgans. Paintings,
Mtrreraj miaeellaaeons goods, private ?ale. auction prices.
C" TKXTKNNIAL award"ON RKKRItiEKATORs WAS
Adven to the ' Zero." A. M. l.ESI.EY, -' <1 West -3d st.
AIR MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS. PJI.ltmvs "a"nD
Springe, almost now, half prtce. Call at baeement 74
at yw> ?t.
CTpIT CARPETS ANI) OILCLOTHS VEBVCIIEAP
at the old nlace. 113 Fulton at. Call or sand lor eg.
plsuatory priee list.
LABOisT sriM'K AND LOWEST PRliiKS for FPU*
nltnre and Carpets lor rash or liberal terms of payment
at CO WPKKTIIW A IT'S, 153 and 137 Chatham at. Thlr
teca large wareroon.s.
Ill 1.1,1 Y l< I > >.
The price of the llerald has been reduced to
three ceiUs per copy.
~i~iKHIu"a>TsTAXDAR D it K VEl7BILLIARD TABLE,
,/Ywith Delaney's wire cushions, indorsed by all leading
profeasional players; extra indueemsnts now offered ; sec
ond hitnd Tables at gre it bargains.
\V II i.lllr FITIl A CO.. 40 Vesey st.
A" CENTENNIAL SIKDaL a WAR II KD', TO II. W.
COLI.KNDKK. No. 73* Broadway, Nrw York, lor the
best Billiard fables and most correct cushions
"k LOT or SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES IN
.Jvperfect order, equal to new. at very low prices.
il \v COLLENDXK, #3M Broadway,
Billiard tables at reducid~prTcba at
I'IIKLaN'S Factory aud Warerooms, corner of Jotb st.
and 10th ?r.
KARSIsS KANTALa.
CTRATES and KKNDERS.-THK LAROKST ASSORT
Inient of Urates and f enders ever offered In this market,
finished to every stvie . low ami half low down Urates, with
outnetng attainment a specialty; a large variety of (las
Logs, fancy nicael plated Andirons. Fire Irons. Coal Yasea,
folding Screens. Ac.: liberal discount to the trsde; old
grates altered to low or half low down., CoNoVKK,
WOOLI.KY A t i?. No. ;iss c..nal M . New York
Marble and marblbukd mantels at orkat"
ly redneeil prices; also Monuments, Headstones, Plumb,
trs' and Furniture stabs, marble Counters nnd Tiling. A,
KLAHKR, 134 and 1*1 East lAth st.. aear 3d a v.
Stewarth si,ate. marble and wood man
?els, new and elegant deslcns, troni $10 up; the trade
liberally dealt with. 33U and 3X1 West 33d at.
WATCH KM. .IRWELUI. AU.
""The. price or the ileraid has been reduced t<> three
tents per copy.
At WIS HKOADWayT" OPPOSITE llTH"if.-DIA
monds. Watches. Jewelry, Silverware, Ac., bought
sold; loans negotiated.
ROBERT J. ROSENTHAL (established I-s(-<>
A~Tp\i "hko'adway?DIAMONDS. WATCII Eh and
Jewelery bought and sold ; also loans negotiated on the
?amr II. IKAUII.
AT OUT BROAD*\y. 0(JRNRR ITH ST DIAMONDS
Watelies, Jewelry. Silks, late is and Penonist Pruprrtv
?f every desi riptooi bought and sold. Lo ms negotiated
JAMKs P. M at IIIE >1.1.
A dvabces?$7 .two ai Valuables, diamonds,
A Watches. Jowelry. Silverware, sealskins bo.i ;lit. sold
led tillisi<ie4 i loans effect a. esiaollsheu laei.
d. 11. BARitlNUhll. 733 Broadway.
EVRUPKAS STEAMSHIPS.
The price of' t!*e Herald has been reduced to
three cents per copy.
National uxR-riox rixiu 44 anp en i t,
FOE I.OSlKiN
CANADA ...Otl 2*. J I*. M. | DENMARK No*. II. 1 V. M.
GKKLCF. Nu?. 4, T A M. I HOLLAND Not |rt, 7 A. M.
KOK OUBK.NSTOWN .VXD LIVERPOOL.
ITALY Get. 28. 2 P. M. | fc.ViI.AN If No*. II. I P. M.
?PaIN Nor. 4. 7 A. >1 I EGYPT No*. 1*. 7 A. M.
Cabin passage. $55 $?"? or $70. currency
Return lick(li.||iO.|IIOor tt20, eurr-ney.
Sverrsge passage. $g -, currency Draiti tuned from ? I
upward at current rate*. Applr at the company's office. >):>
Broadway. Steerage tickets ran aim Pa obtained at Ilia
company a pier-, 44 and 47 Sort i Hirer.
V. W. .)L HURST, Malinger.
BEAT WESTERN steamship link.
TO HltlSTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
?ailing trout pier Id East Hirer ae follows;?
aKKAGON. Sjroiona -'sturdey, Sow. 18
CORNWALL, stamper Wednesday. Nov. 29
Cabin passage. $70; Intermediate, $45; steerage. $30.
currency; excursion ticket-, $12 >; prepaid su-er.t e ceruli
cata, $26 Apply ta W D. MO (OAX, tyeitl,TO Meatn tt
ITNITED -TA IK - MAIL LI XF?STE AM TO QlKKXs'
I TOWN AND LIVE :I'ooL
Salllnir on 11'MSI) * y,
frniu pier 4ii XorV I Hirer.
NEVADA....Oct. 31. 3 P. M. | WYOMI NO. Nor 14. 3 P. M.
WISCONSIN. Nor 7. B-, A.M. I DAKOTA . .Nor 2t.9A.il.
Cabin. ?"?'i $".d anil $M*i, enrreocr.
lutermtillaio. $40; Sieera.-r. $21!.
Passengers hooked to and from Pari* Hamburg. Norway,
ftweaen. Ac. Drafts-in Ireianu, England. Prance and Ger
tiiaiiv, at lowest rates.
WILLI A Ala * OP ION. s$ Hmadway.
SPECIAL KOTIOE^riiK M'l.KNDlIi MAIL8TKAM
ihlu NEVADA, Captain Guard. enile from pier 4o Nortb
River. foot of King at., m-ieeusiow n and Livtrponl, on Tue?
day. October 31. at H P. M Cnbin, intermnl ale nnd sieer
ace passage at lowcit rates. Apply to WILLIAMS A
GUI O.N. 21) liro id wuv.
/ ti'Na::D UXK-a AND K A k i I L CO.
notice.
With* rlcw to dlminlehlnir ilm chance* of collision the
fteainrre of tin* line !a?u a ipecifle course for all -easooe of
tb? year.
Dn inc outward passage Irora (jtieenslown to New York or
Kosloii. crossing the meridian ol 60 at 43 latitude, or noth
ing to the north of 43.
tin t!.0 homownrd passage, cro-elu'j the meridian of 50 at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north ol 42.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND (JUKES*
TOWN.
80YTIIIA Wed.. Not. 1 tlOTHNIA....Wed. Nor. 16
ALGERIA... .Wed.. Nor. s Alt YSK1NIA.. Wed.. No*. 22
sleameri mnrkad time (*) do but carry steerage passco
gert.
Cabin passage, ?*?!. $ 1U0 nnd $130. g Id, according to
accommodation. Roturii tickets on Invoralile terms.
Steerage tickets to and from nil parts ut Europe at rery
low rates.
Freight and pass K office No. 4 Bowling ilreen.
CHARLES G. FKANCKLYN,
Agent.
ONLY DIRECT LINK TO FRANC!;.
HIE GENERAL THANH ATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS RETAKEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (O. B.)
lor I lire landing of passengers.
The splendid vessels on this fmurito route for the Conti
nent (cabins provided with electric hells) will sail Irotn plor
No. 4h. loot ol Harrow sL. North Itiver, as lollows;?
FRANCE, Trudelo Saturday, October 2M 2 P. M.
ST. GERMAIN. Rcculoux. .Mam-day. November 4, 71; A. M.
?PEKEIRE. Danre .-atnrday, November II. 2 P. M.
PRIOR OF PASSAGE I.N GOLD (Including wines)
First Cabin. (Ill) t* $120, according to aeoommoontiou;
Second, $72; Third, $4".
Return tickets at rodu?o l rate*.
Steerago. $2*i. with superior accommodation. Including
wine, hedding and utunsils, without extra charge, steam
ers marked ? do not carry steerage passengers.
'I he passengers ol the FRANCE are requested to be on
board Saturday. October 28. at 1 P. M.
LOUIS DE HKBIAN. Agent, 55 Broadway.
AM BURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LIN B
lor PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
GKLLKKI Nov. 2 hi EVIA Nov. 10
POMMERAN1A Nov. ft LEASING Nov. 23
Rates ol passage to Plymouth. London. Cherbourg, Ham
burg nnd all points In England First Cabin, $10), gold;
Sec. nd Cabin, *00, g.dil; Steerage, $3'), currency.
KUNUARDT A Co. C. R. RICHARD A BOAS.
Oencral Agents, General I'assenuer Age nts.
61 Broad at., Now York. til Broadway, New York.
NOIIOR LINK. UNITED"STATES M AIL* STE AMKR8?
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
California.. .Oct. 28, I P. M. Victoria Nov. 11, 1 P. M.
Ethiopia... Nov. 4. 7 A. M. Bolivia Nov. IS. 7 A. M.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR DERRV.
Cabins, $65 to fan, according to accommodation*.
Intermediate. $35. Steerage. $2S.
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
Anstralla..,.Oct. 2m, noon. Angllu Nov. 18, 7 A. M
Elyeia Nov. 4, 7 A. M. Utopia. Nov, 25, 11 A. it
Cabin, $55 to $70. Steerage. $2*
Cabin Excursion Tickets at reduced rate*.
Draft- issued lor any amount at current rates.
Company's pier No*. 2D and 21 North River, New York.
HENDERSON BROS.. Agent*. 7 Howling Green.
VrORTII GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMS II11' LI Nr. BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, foot of 2d sL, lloboken.
MOREL.. .Saturday, net. 2S I RllKIN....Saturday, Nov. II
WESEK...Saturday, Nov. 4 I iiDKIt Saturday, Nov. 18
Rales of passage trom New York to Southampton, llavro
or Bremen : ?
First Cabin. $10). gold; Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steer*
ago, f.d), currency.
Return ticket- at reducod rates.
Prepaid --teerago certificates. $32, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
oKI.Ut IIS A CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
M~" "o.vr DIRECT AND ECONoMIC KOt'TE To HOL
LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND.
AC., AO.. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer SCHOLTK.N Oct. 26
Steamer MAAS Nov. 9
These beautiful sloamers. carrying the United States mall
to the Netherlands, are great laiorito with tlio public.
Trip- regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect.
For freight. For pat-age,
FUNCII, EDYB A CO., L. W. MORRIS,
27 South William sL 3d Broadway
(Morris' Kuropcno Express).
COASTWISE STEAMS Hit's*
The priae of the Herald hat been reduced to
three cents f?*r copy.
MO ROAN'S NEW YORK, NBW~0RLBAN? AID
lexss Stciatuship* ? NKIV YORK will tail from pier ltd
North Kiver, ?u bsturday, October 38. ?i i P M.. for New
Orleans direct, translerring Texas freight there to Mortal's
Louisiana inn lexas Railroad lor Morgan City. thence i-er
Morgan * ste amers to Texas ports Through hills o! lading
aigued to ail 'point* ou tha Mississippi Hirer, Mobile, UsT
ve.tou. Iitdsaiiola, Corpus Cbristi, Itockport. Hrasos San
tiago, Brow usrille, and so all points on Ilia Galveston, tlar
rislMirg end San Antonio, lion.too and Texas Central. In
ternational and Great Northern Texa\ Uaviflc and Trans
Cnnilneniml Railroads. Fratglita lor SC Mary's aud Kit lion
landed at Jit >oisport
LigUlenagc and channel dues at Corpus Chris'i and Bra
tot AantUjg < at th- expense and risk ol' consignee.
Insui an, e can be effected under oprn policy of C. A. Whit
ney A Co.; to New Orleans, K p-r rent; to Texas ports, %
per cent. . tor freight or further iuormailun apply to
till A RLKF4 A. WHITNEY A CO., Agents; olllce. pier 30
| North Kit* ft
IjkOH II,-IF\X, "n S. AVI) ST. JOHNS, IS ' ~
' ?"KOWWKLL STEAMSHIP LINK.
t steamers leare pier 10 North Hirer following days, at 3
GEORGE WASHINGTON Kridar, Noreniber 3
GEORGE OailMWKLI, .. Tuesday. November Is. > P M.
alost direct, cheapest aud guickost routs to Nora Scotia,
Newfoundland and the LoworSt. Lawrence. Excellent pas
senger accommodations. For freight or passage apply to
| CLARK* sEAMa.N. iMWesttl.
vkw vork and Havana direct mail link"
i.x I base first class steaiTislnps will sail at 3 I*. M. from
pier l.i North Hirer, foot of Cedar St., (or H avaua direct, as
follow*
COLUMBUS Wednesday, Nor. 1
CLYDE Saturday, Nor. 11
For freight and passage, baring unsurpassed accommoda
tion*. apply to
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.. No. *5 Bowling Green.
McKLI.LA::. LL'MNu A CO., Agents in H-tvana
Y? HAVANA YKD MEXICAN MAIL HA LINB.
S Steamers leave pier No. 3 Nonli Itiver at 3 P. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OK HAVANA Saturday. Ocoher 38
CITY OF VERA i'KlZ . Wednesday November 8
CITY OF NEW VOcK Wednesday. November 13
FOK VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
ris Havana, I'rugreao, Campeacliy, Tuxpati and Tampleo.
C1TV OK MEXICO .. ......Saturday, November 4
For Ireight aud passage apply to
h. ALEXANDER A SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway.
Steamer* will leare New Orleans November 13 and De
cember 1 lor Vera Cms and all the abuse porn.
Old dominion steamship compant.
sailing irom pier 37 North Hirer.
For Norlolk. City Point and Richmond, tno-Jays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 3P. M., connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line. Pie.ltnnnt Air
Lino, Chesapeake and'Oliin Railroad, and with the coup
Van>'s steam lines to Interior (minis in North Carolina and
Irginia, Newborn and Washington, N. 0. (ria Norfolk),
every I'ucsday, Thursday aud Saturday.
Lewes. Del., Monday and Tuur.iUy at 3 P. M.. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accomaiual ulnns unsurpa.sed.
Through passage tickets and bills ol lading to all points
at lowest rates Insurance to Norlolk, Ac., 'a per cunt.
Freight received daily nt pier 37 North Itiver. General
offices lil7 Greenwich st N\ L MOCHE ADY, President.
Til W GLLEKH' UUIUR. '
The price nf the Jlerald has been reduced to three
cents per ooi>?/.
OftMAT REDUCTION IN FAKE liV I HE PEOPLE'S
Hue sieainers. New York to Albany; passage ouly $1
alter October 1. Important notice to Philadelphia
visitors ?.-??Ceiitenuial exctirsifh tickets via Hudson
Kiver Hailroad or dav bouts taken for passage and
cabin berths; regular Hudson Kiver Hailroad tickets re
ceived; pas-age and ataierooui berths allowed iu ex
change ; those are by far the largest and most magnificent
steambo its on the Hudson Itiver. and leave ptor 41, North
Kiier, near Pennsylvania Hailroad pier, daily (Sundays ex
cepted). nt 0 P. M.. connecting at Albany with uiorutug
trains tor Chicago aud all points North aud West.
N. B.? Staterooms warmed by steam and Meals on the
European plnn.
Albany?Hudson hives by daylight.-cen
tennlal visitor* are informed that the day boats will rnn
during the Exhibition, and afford the only meant of enjoy
ing all of the unsurpassed saeiiery of the Hudson; the day
boat landing adjoins that of the Pennsylvania Railroad in
New Y'ork; close connectiou mane trout the West bv the St.
Louis train, and to the West by last train at H I*. V Irom
Albany with Wagner's sleepi'ng cars attached. Tickets
good ou Hudson Hirer Hailroad received lor passage.
Albany and TROY IT DAt BOAT* c. VIBBaRD
and DANIEL DREW. ?Leave Vestry St. pier at 8:10
and 34th st. at 0:30 A. M. Lauding at Newburgaud Pough
keepsie only; connections at Albany with new train at 8 P.
M. for the West over New Y'ork Central, arriving at Buffalo
at 7:l(>. Suspension Bridge 8:30 aud Niagara Fails at 8 30
the following morning; continuous trains on Lake Miore
and Canada ouuthern roads. To Nowburg or Pouglikeepsio
and return tame day at excursion rates.
LBANY OPPOSITION. "
ftii cents to Albany.
New steamer ESCORT (with splendid sleeping accommo
dations and elegantly turmshed staterooms), leaves New
Y'ork for Albsnv every Monday, Wedncaday and Friday,
from pier 33 North Kiver, toot h ranklin St., at ,r>:3<> P. M.
X. ft.?Railroad tickets to Albany good for passage.
Brooklyn, bath" and coney ' eland ham"
road. Tra.ns iaaves hourly lor Coney Island Irom depot
near Greenwood Cemetery main entrance.
CTAT.-KILL CHEEK LINK STEAMER NKW'cHAM
JPION or WALTER BRETT daily, from Canal st., pier
43 North River, 0 P. M. Fare. 50c. Berth* free.
CT 0 N E Y IHLAND.-SHi)RTEST~ANIT MOST DIRECT
Amite from New Y'ork: new sieatn line (Prospect Park
and Coney Island Kaiiroadi; time Irom Greenwood to
Con y Island. 15 minutes; take cars at Fulton ferry for new
entrance lireenwood Cemetery, passing through Prospect
Park.
I" 7ALL Rl^nt~UNETO~B(>STO N~
1 via Newport ami Fall' River.?The world renowned
steamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 30
Nortli Itiver. fool uf Murray st.. dailv (Sundays included), at
5 1*. M. Through tickets so d at all the principal hotels iu
the city.
J^OR NORWALK DIRECT.
connecting witli Danbury, Norwalk and New Haven Rail
road*, by steamer AMKKlCUd. daily (Sunday* excepted),
from Jewell's duck, Brooklyn. at 2 :.K> 1*. M : pier '17 East
Hirer, at J : to 1*. M . aud loot :t3d *L, K?st River, at 3 I*. -VL
Pare 35 cents: excursion ticket* SO cent*.
poll PHILADELPHIA AND TUB CENTENNIAL,
via Long Branch and the New Jersey Southern Railroad.
Leave pier s Nortli River, lout Rector at., at
9:45 A. M. and 4 P. M.
By t HI * mute a delightful excursion la also afforded In the
line steamer*
JESsE HOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
across the bay in full view of the AUnntio Ocean to Sandy
Ilook, returulu; to the city at convenient hour*
VV. 8 SNEDKN. O. M.
Greenwood cemetery.-the most direct
mute to Greenwood it bv the Court street or Third ave
nue ear* Iroui Pulton terry. Brooklyn.
Hudson river by moonlight
l itlions' Line?Element stearahonts for Troy, Saratoga
and all points North ami West leave dally (except Saturday)
ai it P. M , Iroin pier 49 North River. First class passage
only $1; deck passage .Vic.
Pennsylvania railroad. "
great thi nk link
AND UNITED STATES MaIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, via Desbrosso* and Cortlandt street
terries, as follow*:?
Express.lor liarrisbtirg, I'lltsmirg, ttie West and South,
with Pullman palace cars attached. 0:30 A. M., l? and 8:3.)
P. M. Sunday, t) and 8 ;3o 1". M
Per Williamsport, Lock llaven, Cnrry mid Erie, at 'J :40 ntid
8' P. M., connecting at Corry lor Tituiville. Petroleum
Centre ami the Oil IL-gioiia.
For Baltimore, Washington and the South. "Limited Wash
ington Express" of I'uilmaii parlor cars daily, except
tmnday, 0 :10 A. M.: srrlvo Washington 4:15 P. M. Beg
nlnr at 8:40 A. M.. 2 :I0, H itu and 8 P. M. uuday, OdlS
and 9 P. M.
Express for Philadelphia. 7:30, 8;40. 11:3) A M.. 13 JO,
3:40, 3. 4. 5, li, 7, 8:30. 9 P. M., aud 13 night. Accom
modation 7 A. M and 4:10P. M. Similar. 8 A. M.. ft, 8,
7. 8 Sit) and a 1*. M. Emigrant and second class, 7 P. M.
For Coiiiennial Depot at 5$*), i :30. 7::i0. 8, 8:40. 9:30 A.
M.. 13: to, 3 ami 4 P. M. On Sunday, 8 A. M. Returning,
leave Centennial depot at 7:1.), 8:1.1 10:50 A. M., 1,
1:15, 3, 3 tO, 4:45. 5:30. 8, 8 Jo and 7 .03 P. M. On
Snnrtay. 7 :2u A .VI. and 7 P. M.
For trains to Ntwerk. Elisabeth. Rahway, Princeton, Tron- !
ton. Perth Amboy. Klemlngtou, Heivtdere and ot'ier
points, see local ecbodules at all ticket unices.'
Trains arrive;?From Pittsburg, 8:3U and 10 :.'*) A. M. and
10:3i> P .VI., dailv; 10:10 A.M. and tirlo P. M. dally, ex
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 8:30
and 9:4() A. M , 4:10,5:10 and 11:20 P. M. Sundav,
6:39 and 9:40 A M. From Philadelphia. 5 -.05. 8:J<). 8:30,
9:40 lO-IO. II3U. 11:30 A. M.. 3 :iO. 3:50. 4:10, 5:10,
0:10, 8:50. 7.3V, 7:4o. 8:4n and 1(1:30 P. M. Sundav,
8:0V,8:30, 0:30. 9:40, |0;10, li 5o A. M.. 8:VO and 10:30
P M.
Ticket offices. -130 and 944 Bros lwav, No. 1 Astor House
and foot ol Ueshrossrs nnd Cortlandt sts, : No. 4 Court St.,
Brooklyn; Not. 114, 110 and 1)8 Hudson St., Hohoken;
depot. Jersey City. Emigrant ticket onice. No. 8 Battery
P'fRA.XK THOMSON. D. M. BOYD, Jr.,
Ueuerel Mnuager. General Passenger Agent.
gTOKIN'UTOH LINK FOR BOsTON.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and N AKRAGANSBTT, from j
pier 33 North River, foot of J ay st., at 5 P. M.
Providence Line,
from pier 27 North River fool of Park place. Steamsmpt
Kl.ECTKA and GALAIKA at 4 :30 P. M.
K XC V K810.1
The prid of (he Hernia has then reduced to three
cents ]??>? ropy.
A GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS THE HAY TO
Stnlcu Island ?Boats leave Whitehall St., foot of Broad
way. et 7 : tn. 9 :Jft, 11:15 A. .VI : I :1V, 3:1-), 4:15, 6:30 and
tt:.'R? P. M., lor New Brighton, sniig Harbor, West Brighton
and Port Kichniond Fare only loc.
Wanted to pi iu iiam..
The, price of the Herald has beep reduceil to
three cents )>er coptf.
\\J A N TED?A WIN DoW~AyUARIl7M, SMALL SIZE
H with wire stand Andres), wltlt use and lowest price'
Algl A III A . (>->! 3.178. New York CUV.
TJLTANTKD?A CORNER LIQUOR Store NOI
77 above' anal St., on the west side; state location and
price. Address UKoBGK K., Herald Uptown Branch office.
\y\NTED-A MILK ROUTE OF NOT LRM III AN
77 150 quarts, with llorr-, iVagon. Ac.; sate location or
mute and price. Address M. M. H? Herald Uptown Branch
office.
MUSICAL.
The prtre of Lite Herald has been reduced to three
cents per copy.
t7 AUD ? VI IMS WATSON GIVES PIANO AND GUITAR
/lesson*. 32 East I4tlt St. Particulars Id cottfecliouery
mm.
Instruction~~on i'Unofoktk and hingiko;
!e-soi-.s not dull, hut plain, easy and progressive; priee
within reach of ail. practice tree. 287 West 37th st.
a MON1M. i wiHi take its OR ii MU81C
? /scholars at my rooms In Astoria at the abovo price.
Address ASfOKlA, Uptown Herald office.
CLsOTHifetew "
The price of the Jlerabl has been reduced to
three cents per copy.
Al 5*5535/ 1..74 BROADWAY. BKTWKkE MD
and 33<l sis. ? Broadway | rices p old for cast-off Clothing,
Ac.. l>y calling or addressing B. HARRIS. 1,274.
AT PLATTO'S.,8 .1.111 .VV., Nc.AU 46TH 8T.-THE
most astonishingly high prices will positively be paid 'n
cash lor cast-off Clotinug Orders attended by Mr. or Mr*.
FLaTTO.
A I Mlvrz'S. 248 30 Kv., NEAR KITH 8T., SO PER
cent more m - sell paid than elsewhere lor cast .IT I loth
lug, .if s Irj . r.l i? sHeaded by dr. aad Mrs. Mtotg.
A -NATHANS OLII E-trvHLIHII.lt EXT. N|( ?Ttl
??V . tie ir -Itli st. The highest value paid for cast off
L!?1.1'.1.""' c'srpete, A*. Call on or address Mr. or Mrs. NA
tfUROfh.
Tht price of the Herald has been reduced to
three cents per copy.
T XTKKNATIuSaL EXHIBITION-!*]'" T'KUlH'CTS OP
i Hi* Dairy, at Hamburg, trout 38th February to tth March.
I'rocrimmrt of this exhibition may be hail gratis of the
Secretary or the undersigned committee
Dr iticharii neeletnaun. llr. A. M. O. strope, ilamburs,
the Kuecutive Committee. __
Hotel MINKKVA. ~
J*lair a St? Maria Novella,
Florence. Italy.
Beautifully situated In i southern sspect. overtOOI|U|| the
square. It offeia every modern comfort and extelleut ac
Coiiiuiudaiiuu at uiuaerite price. Sitting. reu.1ing ant
smoking rooms; taule d'hot". piano, bathe, eaaibei at the
?tallon. The pr >prleti>rs recommend their hotel to the pat
ronaue of English and American trace.lore.
NiceT
Hotel dee Anglais.?This flrtt etaee hotel, facing the eea,
and under Kugh.n iii inacetnent. reopened lor the season on
let October 11. MAKh.it ItAVf, Secretary, 13 Coleman at.,
Londou, fc. C.
Summons. ~ ~
In matters of citation concerning the ahaenl Georg
Alurecbt, of Kiesa. pending hclore tbia Court, the
loth day of January, 187/.
baa been appointed aa the day ou wuicb the notitioaliuu of
Ilia necreo declaring the demlae of Ucorg Albrecht ia to be
ni aue.
The1 abacnt Mr. Henri; Albre ht, of Kleta. Is therefore
hereny publicly tumiuoued to appear on that day tn tnia
Koyal t"ottri of Justice, either personally oi by nteani ol a
duly leiiitinitied proxy, in ami.mace liltiiael! and to await
tho intit'i ition of the sat.I decree . >n default id vvhiui , the
same will bo held to have been untitled by 1J o'clock, at
noon.
The Royal Saxon Court of Justice.
CASPAR!.
IIit - t. Augnst I. 187H.
Sl'I.KNDIDK MOTEL, PLACE UK L'OPSKA, NO. I.
Parts.?Extensively patrtutixed by Americans, and situ
atcii next door to lite New York Herald Heading Booms.
VOKl.AuUNU.
In bier ittilmngigen Edlctalsac .en dee abwrsrnuen
iiiinrg Albrecht, aus Uieea. isi su itckauutiiiachiiiig ties die
TodeserkUrtiug tioorg Albrecht's in; ?.-iiruclicinleii llesohei
ih ?. der In. dnrmar. l?iT7, tertnlnllch atiOeruiuut wurden.
ire ithwusciide ilerr i.eorg Albrecht. aus Kicsu. wlrd daher
hierdureh uffentlidt vorgeladen, in dn-setu Tertuine in 1'i-r
eon oner .lurch eluen, gelidrlg legitiiiiirteu llevollniut htig
ten an ItiesiKcr Kiiniglicber lintchuauitstelle tu er.e lets
aeu, llcb ansugel.en udtl iter Kr .ilnitu : du ses Bescl.eide,
Kewartig in eem. wiilrixeotalU deraelbe. Mittaps. Ill Ubr
fur Lekattui gt'iiiacln wtrd eruolttei warden.
Una Kuiiiglirn Sa.bsiscbe Uericbtsaml,
c'A.srARl.
Riiisa, den 1. An trust, 187*1.
The price of the Hkkai.u to day ami henc(Jvrth will be
three cents.
THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.
DISSATISFACTION llEOAllDIXQ TBKIR TIIKAT
MENT BY THEIIl AMERICAN COUSINS?NO
free passes or lunches.
Di bus, Oct. 12, 1876.
You will probably be surprised to bear tbul mino
discontent at tho reception accorded to tho Irish rifle
incu hi America has manifested itself iu sumo circles
In ibis cuuuiry. It is uuv vory great. It is confined
to a small uuuiber ol porsuns, but it is nuuo lbs loss
real, it Is uut by any means outspoken, belog tbo
very rovorso ol more grumbling. It is a disappoint
ment wbicb tboso who leol It nro reluctant to admit to
themselves and very unwilling to couless to struugers.
Henco u long couversauou may givo no suspicion of
its oxiitonce, wbilo a casual remark may suddenly
reveal it.
Having learned its extstonco from two different
sources, 1 determined to make inquiries as soon us
possible at headquarters, In order to Uud out how tar
there was any reason lor Ibis unpleasantness. Botb
my tnlormunis had clearly drawn their knowlodge
from America; indeed, onu of ihetn was in a position
to know accurately aud thoroughly everything con
nected with the Irish contingent.
Mr. Edmund Johnson aud a couple of other members
of iho Irish team returned home in the steamer City ot
Kicbmond ust Monday. They nave willingly spoken
ol their voyage, ol ihu politeness ol their reception, of
the luteiesi leli in ibe matches, ol tho incidents of tho
matches, Ac.., Ac. line there was pltiuly a reserve
wuh respect to any oxprvsslou ut leebng as to the
nature oi ihu reception, aud it wae only by patieut
cuuvorsatiou, lasting a considerable tune, that it was
possible to discover ibotr real sentiments on this point.
SOtKKU IIT UBVKAT.
Tbore cannot bo a doubt but that iho Irishmen were
disappointed. They are prompt in remarking lUal they |
were uol alone in Now York; that there were also
Rcoiiisli, Australian uud Uauauiun teams, aud that any
distinction in the reception accorded to ibouisolvcs |
would have occu invidious, U uol offensive to iho ;
others. Now, they admit that a hospitality which I
wuuid have undenakeii to provide for all the teuma !
could not have been looked lor. And they aiso allmv.
when reminded of the lact, iliui n.e r.ne matchos j
woro only one ot the many tilings whlcu Claimed
a generous outlay Irom the citizens ol New York cur
ing this Cetilouuial. Hut when all these tilings
have been discounted It is plaiu tluil a leoliugol sore
ness still rankles, and that as time goes on it may bo
mitigated, but will not be removed. 1 was reimndod ,
that last year the whole American party. Including
the shuotera aud their friends, were lak.u in hand iho
very inutiicui they lauded ut Quccnslowu una were not
allowed to bear any expense so loug as they remained
tho guests ot ibe lrisn Kitie Association. Further,
uiov wore handed cards which franked them over
evcly Irish railway so long us they remained In iho
country. 1'urhups, lor the reason* already mentioned,
It would havo been loo much to expect Unit the hotel
oxpeuseaot the fruit team should have been home by
the American associations. In this connection, how
ever, It Is worth recalling thai on the Drsl day ol Iho
international lualcb inure wore about 8,000 spectators
ut Creedmoor. On the second day the uumber?ran up to
10,000; and on the day ol the Irish American return
match the uumber present was also about 10,000.
That is, there were 2*, 000 in all, each ol whom paid
lilt) cents lor admission. Fourteen thousand dollars Is
a largo turn, uud, perhaps, some onu disposed to bo
critical might suy that out ol it the hotel expense! of
the teams might have been defrayed, and there would I
still remain a margin lor contingencies.
At aoy rule, there was room lor improvement In
other mutters. Each visitor had to pay every time lie
used the Lung Is aud Kunway which lock him down
te Creeduiour. I bin wu* a mere bagatelle, no doubt;
but it will not bear comparison with the geucruu*
spirit which, last year, provided a Ircc pass on every 1
li rmh lutlwuy lor ihe nun effective members us well as
the shooters of the American party. They were, in
deed, furnished wttn tree tickeie on the railway winch
took them to i'hiluiiolpbia, uud lor this courtesy they
are siuccreiy grutelul to iho management. A lurtber
insluiice ul detective arrungemuul was tins. The only
traiu which look t'e Irishmen at a convenient hour
to Creedmoor was one which did not usually
slop at ihu ranges. H might havo been expected that
tho Amerioan committee would Intve made llie neces
sary arrangements to incut the difficulty. liut it was
uol o. Tee Irish executive had lo arrango each day
that ibe tram sbou.d stop. On tne very day ol the in
ternational match the same thing had tu be dune; lor,
at the last moment, It appeared that no change had
boon mado, aud at the request ol the Irish exoraiivo a
telegram was sent to Hunter's l'oinl lor permission lo
slop tho train at Creed moor.
i?id*'t "tommy dodd for it." >
With rcspoct to tho visit to l'liilndelphia there seems
to be some misunderstanding. Home at lea-t of the
lrisn rillcmeii were under iho itnpre.-stun i hat Major
Fulton had cliargu ol all the urraugeuienls and was em
powered to delray ti.elr hotel expenses while in tho
Quaker City. He did not do so, however, or, to speak
WHO greater precisiou, he lell some at least to slilll
completely lor themselves aud pay their own way.
Estill, in uo cose were any ol thum asked to drink aud
then expected to match penning to see who was to pay
tho bnl, as is commonly ilonu in England.
A slight allusion was made to the fact
of Colonels Ulidorslecvo and Uodine having been al
lowed to shoot at tbo range.'-, just before the mutch,
when others were kept away, tin tho whole, loll credit
was given to tho politeness ol the reception, the trip
to West 1'oint, Ac. A full programme, indeed, hud
been prepared for the amusement and entertainment
ol the riflemen. liut it was noted that the courtesies
took usually a comparatively inexpensive lorm, and
that the recvptlon given lo tho Irish riflemen In Amer
ica in the Centennial cannot he said lo correspond
In gouorosity, at leaat, with thai given last year in Ire
land lo the doputation Irom America, and that even, in
some points oi organixatlon, the American fell short of
the Irish arrangements, so far, at least, as the comfort
ol the visitors was involved.
CIXTkXXIAI. OOMFt-ICATIOXR.
Such are the opinions, sentiments and feelings of
somo of the Irishmen, at lousf, who have been e.on
corned in the late contests. They prove that a certain '
amount of disappointment rankles in their breasts. 1
But ibis substiulially owes its orivin to circumstances
that were really unavoidable, bemuse inseparable Irom
the occasion. Some iaulla ol organization may have
occurred wnlcb might have boon prevented But,
probabiy, they may be explained by certain difficulties j
oi a personal nature that attended tbo formation of the
American team. It would have been m uter for deep :
regret if anything had occurred which could really '
impair those feelings ol mutual respect and ctlrotn
wiili which th" riflemen of tho two countries regard 1
each other. Very strange stories have been current I
also concerning the international boat races at rhlla- 1
delphta. The Field baa made aome serious charges,
and all rowing rnon agree as to tlie wisdom ol the
college crew Irom Cornell?which is to row one of the
greet English universities In ibn spring?declining to |
participate In s race who It would have loel thorn the
rospect ol the oarsmen ol Greet Britain.
Ihe price of tht Hkrai.d to-day and henceforth will be
three cent*.
TIIE MONETARY COMMISSION.
The United Slates Monotary Commission, authorized
by concurred resolution ol Congress, of August la,lx:6.
la now organized as follows:?Senator John P. Jones,
of Nevada; Senator George S. Boulwull, of Massacbe
setis; Senator Lewis V. Bogy, ol Missouri; Represen
tative R. L. Gibson, of Louisiana; Representative
Richard P. Bland, ol Missouri; Representative George
Willard, of Michigan ; Hon. William S. Groesbeek, of
Cincinnati, expert; Proiessor Francis Bowen. ol Cam
bridge, expert; Hon. Alexander Hulmar, of Pblladel
plila. statistician and corresponding^nocretary: George
M. Wo-toti, Esq., ol Hosion, recording secretary. The
Commission Is now in session in this city taking evi
dence. A aiih-ceiiiiniliea will shortly start for the Pa
cific Coast to take evidence there with regard lo the
prod action of the precious metals in CAIHornta. Ne
vada, etc., and la reference to other matter* Intrusted
by oongrea* to the Commission,
Ill BALD'S POLICY.
Newsdealers Feeling the Benefits
of the Reduction.
DISSATISFACTION ON THE WANE.
The Public Firm in Iti Approval of the
.\rw Course.
SIGNlc ICANT CORRESPONDENCE.
One ot the true*t ir not the mo?t rrofound sayings
ever penned by Paical. ?u the ndage:? "U moi rrt
Itiujouri hautable" (the I i? ever hiteful), aud the
Herald, id discussing tho reduction of us prico, es
capee the censure oi this weighty dictum by having m
the matter exclusively cousultnd Its s.-nse or juMlca to
the public rather than its own Immediate intorcsts.
So, little apology Is necoaaary lor submitting to our
readers such fscts and correspondence as throw light
upon the manner In which the public is being treated
by a number o! purblind uawsdealcrs who will
eventually fee their mistake. The newsdealers
are certainly unnblo to fight the public and the
Hsrald combined, and are merely ahow ng what an
excellent Investment the Hsrald must be wbon tlioy
niako so determtuod a struggle to hold that which tho
IIkkalk lecls able and satisfied to relluqetsh. It will
be seen from the sketches made below that the lower
ing of the price has, as was very natural, been immedi
ately followed by agreat Incrcaso of circulation, aud,
as tho newsdealers are keen at arithmetic, they will
ace the Bigulllcauce of tbo figures sa well as of the
stout expression of public opinion.
what tna nxweDKAbnas akk doiso.
Tho most sagacious woman in the uewsdcaling busi
ness presides over tbo stationery and candy store No.
086 Third avenue. Shrewdly pcuolraling the non
chalant manner and casual inquiries of the customer
who was ostensibly buying steel pens, but really aster
turning tier views ou the reduction In the prtco of tho
likhai.i>, she said:?
"You're a reporter, alnt you?"
It was useless to deny the solt impeachment In the
lace or so much astuteness.
'?I thought so," contlnuod the saguclou* female,
with a smile ol self-approbation; "do you got many
insults Irom the nowsdtalers?"
"On the contrary, madam, none at all," and the ap
parent purchaser of pona dwelt at somo length upon
the flourishing condition of tho social umcnltios
among nowsilealors In gonornl and tho lady repre
sentatives In particular.
"Well," resumed the fair dealer, softening Into
ready and confidential comrounioutivonoss, "wo do
sell more Hkbalus than w? usod to, and no mistake.
There Is a much bigger Uomaud tor them since tho re
duction, Why, I could have sold flfty more copies
than 1 had on hand yesterday, there was such a rush
for them. I've sold forty to-day, and never usod to
tell moro than eighteen or twenty before the price was
reduced,"
??You sell tho Hsrald at -Its new price, of course? ?
"Oh, yes. I should leel like a thief to ask any more
than is printed on the paper. But we don't make
much ol anything on It."
The entorprislng woman was subsequently induced
to admit, however, that there was more prolix Id forty
papers at twenty per cont than in eighteen or twenty
at twenty-flvo per cent, and as the quoatlonor took
leave she relaxed into a parting tmllo.
At Petersen's slaltonory, book and ncwa store, No.
062 Third uvenue, the dealer aatd the last Hkiiald had
been sold early in tha ioronoon. In response to the
question, "How many Hbkalds do you soil every
morning?" tho reply was: ?
"About 100, and wo sell about as many Sun*. Of
tbo other papers wo soH fifty Times, twenty-five 7Vt
bunet and twolve H'orWi. Tho Hsrald Is selling
livelier since tho reduction, but wo can't make any
thing bv handling it"
A mercenary and wldc-awnko youih of fifteen was
found superintending tho husinois details of the stand
at the corner of Forty-soooud ?treat and Fourth nve
nuo, opposite the Grand Central depot. "Sell
Hskalus I" observed this ?piighily youngstor; "1
should soy sa W? sell lots of 'em. Most everybody
buys the Hdrald." "How many?" "I guess you're
only loolln'. Do you s'posa I'm golu' to give away
this business?" And tha youthlul oountonanco con
tracted tnto an Ironical leer as the youtlitut fingers
ascended to tbo youthful nose in a gesture indicmtivo
ol tho necessity of business secrecy under all circum
stances Declining tha young dealer's proffer of a
"shine? only ten cents," and reflecting upon tho msg.
nitudc ot the youth's capacity in conducting two such
onterprlstug establishments at onco, the Inquirer
goutly withdrew.
At the small stand at the corner or Lcxing-on ave
nue and Forty-second street the siock of Ubkalim had
beon sold out early in the clay. Tho man la charge
said the Hsrald sold better at the reduction, and that
he usod more copies of the Hsrald than ol any other
paper.
At tho stationery and book store No. 624 Third ave
nue the woman behind the counter regretted that alio
hnd not a copy ot tha Hbeald remaining from tbo
morning's supply. "?'? don't keep many," she said;
??only about twenty 11 vo Hksalos and one or two Timet
and Tribunet lor regular customers. The Hsrald is a
good deal more called for' slnco the prire was put
down."
"1 haven't a Herald left," said the newsman whoso
, stand Is near Tblrly-ninih street, on Third avenue. "I
handlo about 60 to 100 Hsrald* a d?y, aud have sold
more lor a day or two back than 1 used to boiore the
price was put down."
The owner ol tho small stand on Third avonno, near
Thirty-sixth street, said:-"I'm all sold out for lo day.
I sold every ono of my fifiy Usralur before niuo
o'clock this morniug.'?
A young German owns the stand at the corner of
Thirty-fifth street and Third avenue, combining a
caudy and other small street ousiness with that of
uewsvendlng. In response to tho inquiry for a Herald
ho fished a folded copy from tfio inner recesses ot bis
stand aud returned two cents change fiom a nickel
piece.
"I had fifty Heralds dlcse morning," he said, tn re
ply to a question. "I didn't use to had nesr so many
as dal,"
"They s?U better, then, stneo tho prtca was put
down?"
"Oh, yaus. I oould sold goot many more If I had
'cm- I sol' about vorty Sunt and vlftoen or twenty
Timet and Tribunet and H'orlti "
In the stationery and book store No. 493 Third ave
nue a novel theory ot tna reduction m*n broached. "1
behove,?' said tho proprietor briskly, as though con
fident of tho soundness of Ins creed, "I believe this
opposition of tho dealers Is all id your eye."
The desirability or an oxplaaatloo was suggested,
"t mean that 1 believe there's no such oppo-ltion. 1
tbtnk It's nothing bui'nu advertising aodgc."
"Do you sell many papers?"
"Well we take about 160 lo 200 Hkralds and also a
good quantity ol Sunt. We eell about the same aa
usual; but there isn't much profit In the Hiralds at
throe cents."
A pleasant but artful Teutonic female smiled over
the counter of her cigar store,Na 419 Third avenue, at
the visitor In quest ol Information about her traffic in
newspapers In response to an Inquiry as io the dally
number ol coptea of the Hsrald disposed of by her
?he said:?
"We sella flfteon now, but they sells better than they
nsed to. We only used to sell ten or twolve. We sells
fifteen Sunt, too. Wo only keeps Heralds and A'wim.'*
And tbon, with a bland erolla, she urged the vastly
superior quality of her Qflen-ceni cigars, maintaining
the argument so volublv and with such perseverance
that her seductive tones followed tho inquirer even
after he bad passed out and got a long way dowo tho
?treat, ?
The keeper of the cigar and news depot No. 366
Fourth avenue said:?"We sell ninety Heralds.
seventy Sunt and some Timet, Tribunet and War bit.
The Hr*alc sells much better since the reduction We
don't get stuck uow on copies toll over, as wo usod to
before this new (leinand. '
At ilio stationery and news store Na 410 rourth
avenue a single copy of the Herald was lound remain
ins from the morning's stock, Commonllog on ino
reduction the dealer said, "We sell 124 Heralds to
ftfl/ona Sunt aud tweet/ Timet, Tribunet and
Wor'nt The Rimil I* much sought slt#r since 'bs
reduction, but 1 don't think the prolt la enough to pay
ui tor handling it."
A TRIBUTB TO ITEBI4XO TALUE.
New York, Oct 24, 1879.
To th* Editor of Tit* Hkrald:?
I hive found unco Saturday laat uueb n difficulty la
gemot! lha Hkrald ibat ths heavy run on 11, at 1 sup
posed, ?n quite incomprehensible lo me. Your ar
tide in to day's lasue explains the my.tery, and my
usual newemeu, corner ol Forty-Erst street and Btghll
avenue, may wbntle for my custom henceforth. Ui
Pit. loreed a Nun upou mr wife at eight o clock Ini tin
morning for the past two morning* but will not ban
a chance again. 1 don't intend this note as any com
phut*ni l" *io Hkrald, with which I differ largely,
but 1 always read It and I mean to ?>?'?R?E CEfiTg
OCR COKR*arONDRRT8 OK THR CASK.
Subjoined are the lellera received yesterday by thi
11 khalii on the question of the reouctlon In prlco
They need neither explanation nor comment;?
To thr Editor of tu* Hkrald:?
I live at corner Eighty-sixth afreet and Eighth
avfouo and it is impossible to buy a paper for lose
than lour rem*. It .a n downright robbery, and I
iipnoul to you for relief. W. H. McGINNIHs,
11 Weal Eighty-Sixth sliest.
Srw York, Oct. 29, 1879.
QUITE SATISFACTORY.
To TH* Editor or Tit* Herald:?
In your to day's paper I notice the etandon "Fourth
street and the Bowery" among those that refuse u
take your paper. This seorns to be a mistake, as 1 buy
"every day and bought to-day my flKRALual that place,
I in .k- ibis remark id justice to the said siaud. Ro?
S|.ect '"jedrWALD, No. 66 East Fourth street
YES, WE CAK AND Witt!
Nkw York, Oct. 24, 18T<k
To thk Eoitor or tiik Hkrald:?
On the Monlclatr and Greenwood Lake Kallroed, the
papers on *vhicd aro furnished by the newsdealer in
Monlclatr, tlio prlco charged for the Hbnald Is still
llvecents. Csu you help us? ECONOMY.
A WELCOME NOTICE.
Yorkers, N. Y., Oct, 26, 1879.
To thk Editor or tiik Hkrald:?
Asa newsdealer of Yonkers 1 wish to correct r falsi
Impression on tho minds ?f (a portion at least) th<
renders of tho Hkkalo In this neighbor
bond, as appears lroin letters lu this morn,
ing's Issue, by stating that 1, for one, bave neither
asked nor received, nor allowed any o: e In my employ
to ask or receive, inoro than lour cents per ^9l'y ,or
the Hskai.ii s.nco llie reduction as uoulled. w ill you
pleaso Insert tho abovo as a aimplo sol of Justice, and
oblige yours obediently ? HENRI U. A31L
llOW 18 THIS?
Nkw York, Oct. 29, 18T9.
To tiik Editor or thk Hkrald:?
In roadlng a very clear statement of October 23, froo
Philadelphia, In to-day's Ukralo, It states that th?
news stands at Cortlandt street lerry were not allowed
to churgo more than three cents. On going through
tho depot at Cortlandt atrool, to take tho 6:30 A. M.
train, f tendered a dime lor a Hsrai.d and received
hack but six cutis ;I mado no remarks, as 1 was In a
hurry), showing that they uo charge lour ceuts, not
withstanding Uicir positive instructions. I do not
wrilo about this lor ray own saks. but simply to help
?long whiil I deem a relortn?? small reduction ol what
is a great benefit to the reading public Yours, ro
spectfuily, * READER.
8HORTHIOHTED NBWg AOENT.
Vallkt StrRaR, L. I., Oct. 28, 1S76.
To thk Editor or th* Hkrald:?
Tto news agent on tho train which leaves this sta
tion at seven o'clock A. 11. was asked lor a copy of ths
Hkrald und I gsvs h.m lour cent*, which ho refused
and said it w.is flvo cents ail tbe yesr round, l wlsl
tho news company would look afle^l^1,pEARgALU
AN ANNOYANCK TO BK ABATED.
Nkw York, Oct 24, 1878.
To tiik Editor or tiir Hkrald:?
Since too roductlon In price of your paper I find tl
difficult to procure a paper until 1 reach tbe siaud m
Fulton street. 1 como down in the Dry Dock ???r and
the newsboys all tell me It don't pay lo tak.. out
Hkkald.1. 1 cun't subscribe, as I '*
towu. Yours respectfully, NOL LINDfc.fctJC.lN
A FUTILE COMBINATION.
Morrisakia (Twonty-lhtrd ward), New trie.
To tiik Editor'or thk Hkrald:?
I have been a coustaui subscriber to your valURbU
paper for a long number of years, and have never oh
Jocted to the price; hut when I Una your paper selling
io other parts ol the city for three cents I see no
reason wny wo, the inhabitants of the Twenty-third
ward should pay lour cents a copy. Enclosed 1 send
vou a circular, whien I dud enclosed In my morning *
k. . i imausir mav Its* miiintfd
vou a circular, wuwu ? ??? ? -
Hkrald, and hope tbal some ineaos may be adopted
that we may bo able to get our import at th* regit:lai
(fires. Yours respectfully, OUAKLKi OUATsU.S.
to tbe Headers of the Nkw York IIkrai.1*:??
The muierslgnert would respeetlully Inform tbelr enstoia
er. that ihe pr"ce of tbe New lork Dally Hsrai.d lias been
" . . . llT. hbi. io nor two slid a
CM that t be price m one now ?111 ' ? . _
reductd I" three easts at retail. W# hawe to par two slid a
ball cent- per enpy at wholes* le. besides cost of expresssim.
carrying. s ort counts, misprints and serplus copies, which
brings the first cut to us up t" the retail price. Therefore
we shall or compelled to charge onr regular patrons twenty
one cents per we?k. sill transient buyers lour cent a per
single copy, The price of the Sunday edition has not been
oltcrcil?five cents por copy. ... ,
'1 hanking our customers for their llhsrsl patronage and
asking a continuation of the same, ws are, yours, Ac.
JtiSKI'll HUllLBtt.
in7th street, between Washington aud ttaliroad avenaea.
M i;S. A. MLLGKOVE,
3d avenue, second door helow IwTlli street.
MK8- LtlMNUtK, Morris street, rmiussw.
VERY WELL JUDOED ACTION.
SaYVILLK, L. I., Oct H 'fffl '
To tiik Editor or thk Hkrald:?
Wo read lu to-day's Ukr.vld the narrow-tninried
ncrs ol certain newsagents and daalors in Now
York city and elsewhere. UladlT we tako toil
opportunity to givo a contrasting testimony to out
plucky and polite newsdoalor, Q. J. Klansscu, who im
mediately, by your aunouuconient, reduced tho price
ono cent per copy. Wanting to gtva bun in this way
our thanks lor Ins punctuality and activity in general,
you will Oblige us by tnsorting this In the columns of
vour valuable paper. ....
7 SOME CONSTANT L. I. HERALD READERS.
CLOSING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The conference between the principals ol the puhllo
school* In Jersey City and the Committee on Teachers
ol tho Board ol Education has led to no satisfactory
remit. The appropriation for the schools will be ex
hausted on thn 10th of December, and the question
under discussion was whether thelenchers should give
their services gratuitously to the city Irom that dsto
till the l-l or J inunry, when tho new fiscal year will
coiumoocc, or whether the schools snoulil bo closed
duriug those twenty uays. The teachers Orinly de
clared their unwillingness to five their scrvicos
gratuitously. It was llnally resolved to cell a meeting
ol all tlie teachers, Wlio shall appoint a committee te
wall on the Hoard next Tuesday ovenlng and liv dowu
their ultimatum. The probability la that tbo schools
will ho closed, and tho city will thus have to fuller
Irom tbo incompetence, recklessness and sxtravagauct
ol the present Beard. It IS no niggard!}
policy on tbe part of tho city, lor the Ho.irc
of Finance awarded au appropriation ampl}
sulTlrient, provided a policy of retrenchment weri
pursued as in thn other hoards of the city government.
The Uourd ol Kducation, however, obstinately relusod
to roduco salaries, and lbs result Is that tlio appropria
tion designed lor tho whole year will be exhausted
twenty days before iho year expires. Mr. Rollins, the
reform member of the Board who brought to ligut
numerous frauds, made scvoral efforts last year to
bring down tho expenditures to the level of tho hard
times, but he was outvoted In overy instance, and the
taxpayers are now face to lacs with tho consequents.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
MOVEMENTS OF NATIONAL VE88EL8? ORHEr.8.
Washisotoh, Oct 28, 1875.
Tho Navy Department Is advised of tbo arrival of
the flagship Tennessee, of the Asiatic station, at
Nugataki, Japan, on September 11 She was expected
to leave ou the 19tb for Cbeloo.
Tho Alert, Commander J. D. Marvin, arrived at
Hong Kong September 11 The officers and men wsrs
In good health.
The Gettysburg, lieutenant Commander Garrtnge,
arrived at Uslilax, N. A, on tbe 21st Instant
oaDxns.
Master Samuel Seabury has been ordered to duty el
tho New York Navy Yard.
Ensign W. C. Bab cock has oecn placed on waiting
ordois.
NAVAL CADET DISMISSED.
Ax.varoua. MA, Oct. 28, 1878.
Cadet Midshipman R. R. Cookie, of Illinois, a third
data man who reluscd to testily In the investigation
of tho case of tho "haxors," was to-day dismissed Irom
the Naval Academy. This Is lbs ninth cadet who has
been dismissed for the same offence within less than
two weeks. Tbe cadets inside who witnessed the ''haz
ing" are Just us stubborn as ever not to testily, but a
repentant delinquent, who altar his disuiiK-,il could
no longer coma even within ths walls ol the academy,
whs heard lo observe, "I wish I was In there now. I'd
tell all they want to know." Ths whole third class,
it still appears, will have to be dismissed. The court
ol inquiry into tho "bating" Is sull in session, nod
Cadet Midshipman Charles w. Germi is en trial be
fors a sourt marnal leg "baaing flab*''

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