davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-02-01

uia uentn oonnaoh "nn ae lotlcotAy aopcr, anu IN
perfect health, a6 tontifiod 70 by Captain Jones,
Mno paItoa WIN him ABOUT eunhot OF tho night
befof9 us doasll. :. Ihoro Is no 1fotonco that
Niss. Bosco commlttod tue mnrder elono and un-
aldoa but 70 was thofe N her ho1iso, aua she
knew i ho had tho money. Simpson, llor" pimp,"
ny Wiiii9, ae sno cain MIN, quit tho house
1uas attor Johneon,a hrflvhi: ene saviaoa slmf'.
son 20 loege, IN order that 40 mie1t not 20 buH-
Teotea OF inc cimo wnen II TOOK pAoe' 5lmraon
givea no morta! reason fof leaving tho place
Mnen @ no ala' why elso dlo no toaVe tleie Sue
soua mlai'eI tnat II "ae hot 4utA " oo49ck ~ tno
morning tnnt sMe Rno" ct Jonnaone con9'tion.
ls that true7 Tho other WiHnor saya that during
house. It romlndod tho sneaker OF tho nurder
Of Duncan, when Lady Macbeth hoard strange
!. M. s9n nafon-noa1 n nl1tl, ~, 1000, that
It was Macbeh, and not Lazy 1Nacoesh, who mur-
II know % IT," retortoa tho stAto's Attorney
"but it waa Lady Macbeth who put up tho Job,
juet aB this woman did Bho fells Nibner that
shn cnniin,t wake him nm NJ = c'o1noir f. fIn
mor.,nn ptnnn oara s,'or camo ,nto in .a,en',
niornnK Stone aays Gto Gang INTO tn9 saloon
awful look, aud hor watch chnin brokon. How
to5 II Thoso noonlo % ldnt intani , oy 1T ra3 a. to to
murder Johneon. They wont into his room to
hours oi the night. 10 Is awakened; thoy havo
tho bond In their hands; he grasps for It; there
10 u HtIuHR40; tu4 GDuu IL LHTls tH0 WhECu
chain is broken; blow Ia str1,cl In tic eitlo
the clutch Is app,od 10 tho ttront End 4 man ia
mmr1crnd Annn1io1 1v;tl, horror oin ~ rao. 10 - tha
sa1an, ~ 1r3, WI ina In,6 Ip 6oon ~ .no
iosr;' "Au ;a,ana - "nH ~ .An % ~ ufo a"ay tuo
nofrlplo image Or the murdered man. Was
tho mnn dead drunk? How did he
awaken and struggle? How WAS tho
bond torn, and tho Satcl, chain brolen7 Or,
Nlnyor eaya ho con1l hnvn ancolIci the n1noho1 IN
Tia hrnin IL tho NM, iii dr,,n 'NAo "'30''- ~.
'a9 gans u1a'n ~ u .ne ~ 1nan 4iou !. ufunR;
o1om ~ a1teI tno uoeu IL accomplished, she goes
70 "Iho Wtg"am," tnquirin8 for hor pimp
Simpson In order that it may appear that ho
knows nothiug Of tl,e murder, Tlev don't tako
nil tho money. bocn,,ne thoy Khrowitv cn1culnfn
that H. viii iood ~ +Iojr Iotaotio,. a. IL n".,
tont s,t, ~ .o4 a. ~ non uett ouo ~ cpu
"atm eEac III sho otAer pAIty tahoh INC
otnor @ouo pong, ana ABOUT all equal amount III
currency, and they leave tho rost to divert aus-
picon. thousand dollars each fs enough for
them,
Why didn't she 90 to Winnnre room f1,rnct1v
nfter the murder and tail him Tnhnnon srns
1ns5o m,-. TN ~; 1V;,,,nn a.a "ouHotl WYE
thom, ~ Wy ~ ~ ovor nU S nlemam aha ihvlt9
E0r13BS r. ElU1DlY bGCAuED HfiH fitrh INT
, 1873-02-01
Asthma and Bronchitis

eoctun!y reIlovod by Tho Datura Tatua, in
nost lsarful atek Of Astha Lord Dnnsay tea seArso'
who a sy.npto,ns slstod and Il ton minutes .ao,e t..
yeass With tho must snnnoss Certainly te inal.
j. BisVcssh hsyo nosss known an In which
Io!iut va, hot ned."-Genura Alexander Sold a.
pastillos for lnhalht!on ta bo1o.; sAVoRY MoOHis
htii bt,rokpcp0ta throughout ttD HtatDE.
, 1873-02-01

Children Cry for Pitchers Cas-
tosIa. It regulates tho stonn oh, wind coo and
cauSes natural sleou. il 4 substitute for caster oil.
, 1873-02-01
AIKEM's THEATRE,

Afternoon At 2:3o; Evening at 74J, Last TWO pEF-
FOn4IANOES Of Mr..
MR. j. w. .ALBA-UGEI,
And tho Last Sensation,
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs-Nr.rn rAcE-Third, fourth fifth and
AsrRoi,oG2 p iY@i""S P.sr--secona column.
and
BoAsp 1'"a'S AND LODGING wANTED-srcosD rAan-sec-
Sa1 s@Hs sox sse
pusENss s f2an r4or-ran col
H. sa4E y5E s1sss,sa
CLERKS s' sSD sSD saLESxEs-rwxlrru p4er-rhird col
s12S$Hsz ss%
ISr ans Gasih iHIpns col
SsgS Column
pENTIsTE Yt,cnrI PACE Il Sh e, cclimR INN columns
bHf eH@Hgs' "a SI'a6 us
sHP and
F1SASHIAL" Sin io-ih'H' nHas7n pAer-Fourth co,umn
E2k soMs HY6 AFSRTMRSrs TO LET
SECOND PAcE-lhrd ana fourth columns.
FRhSch
HELP WvAErED-rtMALEs-rw TWELFTH PAen-second
HELP WANitD~&AIEs-r TWELFTH PAer-rourh and
noR as hs s2aaz ss2AaRahlzaEs 4c-rmsr p4er1hlra, fourth
HoU &C. sfsD
4NsTETSTiSSSis paarrrhlrd column:
LOST AND FUCND-FIgsT PAcE-First column.
MARBLE GANTEIs" N.Srn as" pAasnThird iYin,, Column
NhniSaY xS6 fss1lk saa
M1scfESI.1nnasNsnou M1scEInaNnous ADvEnnsEMExrs-Trsrn PAGE
MIsCELLAN aOuts-sncowp PAcE-sixth column.
MUSiCAL-EIGHrH PAGE-si<th colamn.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAck-sixth column
NEWSPA PAP .Rs--FIRsT PACE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS &C.-NisTH PAGE-Third
PRoFEssiONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PACY-SccOnI
PROPERTY Oui OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwELFrH PAcE-Sixth column,
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-TwELfrn PAGE-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrrH PAoE-sixth
column.
REMOvALs-EIGHru PAGE-sixth column
REWARDS-EIRsr PAcE-First co.umn
SALES AT AuCTION-NisTH PAGE-First and second
syTUATiUNs wANTED-FEMALFs-ELEvE PACE
and TWELFTH PAGE-First and sicond columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NorICEs-FInsr PAeE-First and second col.
SPORTING DOGS. BIRDS, 4c.-F,nsr pAcr-Third
column.
sTORAGE-NlsrH PAGE-sccond column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS iURPosEs-SEcoSD PAGE
Third column.
TRAvELLERs' GUIDE-smcoxp PAcm-sixth column
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcONp PAGE-Fourth column
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-EiGHTH PAGE-Sixth col.
wEsfCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LtT-TwrLtTH PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C-tIRsr PAGE-seccnd col
umn.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
NEWSPAPERS.


nIE .NORDDEUTsGHE ALLGEAEiNk al NY my,
i In BERLIN ladet hleriurch beim BEIohSi Eh EN-
nay ~ or ART aISWECiISEL zum ADJOURNMENT crse.
bent elm I'm Lauie elmer knrzen Leit
;st lie .Noriie utsche Algcnene zcitung" drrch die
nationalc Richung ihrcr Polhk. duch die vo!ssandg-
rcit ScbnaQkci Zuverlasslgket inTer NluhAilun
cen endlIch durch den Reich thmm hires Inhalu elm
Wetbiat ii i'm volsen SHINE des Worries geyorden una
d,e ibc nit Bericdigung darauf hinxuwstsen,
vic SIC i'm In und Auslandc bis In die enusrn,ests1
Rcoionen zum geistgen Bindeged cincs eben xahl.
eiehen ais erescnen Leserkreiscs sch cmporgeschwun
gen hat pie Press z9t aeser rnatsache dnIch qnss.
sCHEN ALLGEME EINEN BEiT uNGn hire AnerkennunE
Fnr die Norddeutschc Agcmeine Zeitung" selbst abef
desc Erogc nur Elm spvrn sen, auf der hetrc
tcnen Balm ruse vorwarts xn screten una vsas Hane
ihrer bedcatsamsn stcung wards ~ beipen paesi los
die "N0RDDEuTSCHE HE ALLGEMtINE Il nElIuFGnu untcr
allen Battcrn hires umsanges noch imnor das bilKss,
denn der Abonncmc preis betragt fur ud
ct rn auartallie INNER 2Thaer Is si
bergroschen, fur das ubrge Ausand init lem ent.
sprechenden Postaufschlag, und werien Apohnsmens
bel allen in, und ausandschen rss,srSaicn ,9vae
iedcrxet bel der EXPEDITION DER ZEIfuSu IN bEk-
LIN, 8. W., WILIIELMSTRASSE 81 angenoinmen In
serlons sAuit'age werden zum Prcise Won siiperpyo
schen sechsspage Petzeic Won der Expe1iuoa ueF
ZcituDR entgcgengenomnoks
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

MILLINERY AND DRE9SMAkIHG.
II EMMING AND TuCRING DONE AT HALF CEFT
IL yard by +. NORTON, 1877 Broadway, room II.
NINE. HENRIETTA BUHLMEYER, FORMERLY NO.
Nl Great Jones street. will open on WEDNESDAY. octo-
bcr the most superb selection of tall and winter Bon
nets Round Hats &C. just received from Paris at No. 10
East Ninth street
MRS. NJ. PIELAN, 345 FOURTH AVENUE. WILL
M open, Tuesday October !, entirely new and Gle,
CANT designs In Bonnets and Round Hats for ail ani
winter also novelties In Feathers and ornamsnts nns
fashionable style Reasonablet crms at short notice.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
THE TURF.

nEERFoOT PARK-TRoTTING TUESDAY, OCT y
u 1873, at2hr.M Match for 5000 best three in five
lett J. R. Reed, Jrs 6. Toby. Admission 50 cents
WIN. MCMAHON, Superinte ndcnt
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
REWARDS.
:
SPECIAL NOTICES.


ALLpER soNs ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ negotiating the following Property, stolen from the
undersigned on saturday, October between the hours
cf , - and 1850 T.. NJ One Road, No iOUI Union
Pacific Railway Company, Tor 81 ono Bond, No ia
ST joseph and Eenver City Railway Company, for sol
two konds, Nos ~ and q5, Rockford, Rock Island aud
St Louis Railway Company. or 81 900 each; one Cortln
cate OF 10 shares OF preferred capital stock OF last
company issued III lieu ~ ouc-hnl the above bonds
canccllcd one Certificate Of Indebtedness same com
many Tor s2li 20 issu IN lieu OF coupons said com
pany, In tho name Of JAMES r. CkUSSEN, 100
Tleccker street New York.
-
A Ill OFFICERS, SAILORS AND SOLDIERS SLIGHT
"A Is wounded can obtain Pension through Or. T.. u.
JACKSON. late surgeon United states Navy, No New
Chambers street.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
"A. In the Herald next saturday will be found col
ndyc rtisnment giving all the particulars OF the
Fourth Git concert OF the Public Library OF kentucky
beyond A question tho greatest enterprise oi the age
For Tickets, Circulars information apply 10 or nd
dress THOMAS II. HAYS, 600 Broadway, New YORK.
A -CnATrEL MORTGAGES foREcLosED
IA MARVIN Il. CLARK,
City Marshal No. J.
Marine Court. Oincc 3l7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc

A ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT
IA CAT AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, OCT. 7. 1873,
AT IL O'CLOCK
VERY HANDSOME TEAM BAY HORSES. by
hands and years kind in ail harness. free from vice,
fast travellers stylish be driven by any one -
afraid of nothing, and 10 in every respect frst class
family team Together with
BROtGHAM OR COUPE, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS,
used only short time, good made BY BREWS
TER CO., OF BROOME STREET
Also set OF fine Dunscomb double covered mounted
Harness, &c, &c.
All the above to be sold TO the highest bidder without
reserve, to
PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES.
by WILLIAM VAN TASSELI, Auctoncer,
at his Auction Mart for Horses and Carriages
ITO, liz and ia East Thirteenth street.
Fourth avenue.
Now on exhibition.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

A SILVER BARRING, ENAMELLED CENTRE AND
~ Grcsian oder. ,os near Union square, Friday
evening. rleass return TO JS East Fifteenth street.
OSr-ADRIlT. A BLACK EOAT WITH RED
sripe painted white inside; has two leg mutton
rails Return to JEKODAMON'@, foot oi telity yninth
street last River and receive reward for trouble.
OST-OS SATURDAY. OCT I, SCOTCH TER.
IL ricr; answers the name KATY IS reward. 2lj
West 1wenty-SiXtli street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
"A Great panic sa ac
commences this weeh
Goods for sresnbsck~
'Ns' below gold cost
Ribbon Deparuuon.
No. No cord cord edge edge RISsSns RIbSons g.
No. No. cord cord edge edge ksSSn: klsssn: iss ls0
No. IL cord edge Ribbons l9c.
No u silk Gros Drains &c.
SSS, Si + Sises eros .s,d! dra,Ss, il: I, lse
Watered a aihbho Rbbons &c &C. Sc Sc lSc, l2'sc.
scotch plaid Ribbons, 49, ac
R,eh sis n,lH hr0eade cad kibbons s5c 81, o..
Watered sash Ribbons, &c up
Rich Roman sash, Gsc. :,
Faney FIar wsnass, sa.a R,Dson, sosnes H. q go 20
Tie Department
All silk Windsor Ties, Brocades,
Grape de Chimes, changeablc Silks,
Entire stock
All the new shapes in
'''"S'' Flowers and Feather.
Black ostrich Tips 25c. up.
Fancy Wings al coiers. SC. up.
Fssash II SlsSssir:; : iSs; sp;s.y up.
Rich Goods closing very low. -
RsaI yalepc,ennss Laess SC 1os iaSc up
cciorea Yak Iess, Lsees, So sgi yard dgi up.
Real suipure Laces, l5c. yard up.
vsas vsTfas Esss: sss: ss &c. s Soc ysTd aSS up
Silk Scarf Laces Soc. yard up.
sssk ss nasa ss'1inss Knsss g; az yard easS up.
Real Maltese Laces, 2Sc. yard.
hsna Lane tisei, crdehet l'f i,SIe. aD scc.
Eess ss u sIsaS Raass iass sSliasa Sc yasa 1ss as
Prices away
At KiHNGzihY's
msmSSFs 1dc r%erG!Serjss mt ID ys &c. N
Bargains in ladies'
Fine Chemses 6ec. up.
Fine Drawers, &c up.
TaeRed TasRs 1sss,ss Skirts, 1ss, 7se. up uP,
PTsns'ns PTsnsR Ssassss sasaaes sSs s9G; apa up
Bargains in Hosiery
Misses and boys fancy
Engiisslh glsl.I ] Hosiery; ;ni; iSs5et ;. ase
SaiSrisssns' &C.. I.Ds very i.Si low
Immense excitement
Glove Department
VIC shall close out our genuine
Alexandres Conry9isier's, 9n y,a Aseerps
regular reg ars price, 81 7s rsdaced to 7sc pair.
.s AasRs, Ri ss ms real snass kss
fall coors Vienna Kids, SOC. pairs
fine black Kid Gloves, 5oc.
undressed Kids, two buttons. ac;
extra cloth color Kids, two buttons 75c.
reducing scc1
Gents warranted real Kid, 81 pair;
gents fine dog skin Gloves Soc;
gents .tss nne nt Kid i,o Gioveo s sac; Id ro;r
''''''' N'O'eS' dkerchief Department
All linen heustitch, l2Mc,
large auction lot Of ladies'
and gentlemens handkerchief low
Trimming Department.
We have the largest and
Great b.rGains in Passcmente yics
fringcs, ornaments beaded,
goods at very low prices.
An Immense stock of
coored silk Trimmings
closing out 25c. piece up.
silk bonnet yeivets, 81 yard up;
Bllaft Blast Hi is ysiyss veysis 8 yssd s:d up. up
Plain and fancy sa.ins
Bonnet silks 62c yard
Wat wasersa red. silks II sc every color, &c.;
Lining silks. &c yard
Lyons M black M silks Sc, 81 81 lsup;
Colorcd silk Trimming.
Everything In Fancy Ornaments
Jewclry Fans, Portemonnaies, Bags,
Belts, Paris and Vienna Goods.
767 and 100 Broadway.
corner Ninth street.
It will pay you well 10 so to
r. H. MACY & co.'s
every day.
Lots OF popular goods right prsces" Of our own I'm
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A Birds, &c. Medicines Tor all diseases; Prepared
Food for moeking birds at b. G. D0vEY's No. Greene
street, Canal
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.

pRIvATE STABLE BOARD FOR TWO HORSES
y also Duse injury Wagon for sale cheap. Inquire
the STALL No. West Thirtcth street.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

nEERFOOT PARK.-TROTTING FRIDAY, OCTOBER
- 10. at 2s NJ Purse Of $50 Tor Williamsburg road
horses that beat three minutes TO harness to close
at Dcerfoot Park Wednesday evening, October =. ut
O'clock WILLIAM MMAHUN
EASTERN DUTCHEsS ASSOCIATION-FAIR AND
frrps free
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

NEWDORP CLUB GROUNDS S. L-PURSE S15O-FOR
1< Saturday. October IL. 1873; SC0 to first, $50 TO
second S!9 to third hose for horses that have never
three-quarcr track heats best three in ve
in harness. five to enter and three to start entrance TO
be made to Proprietor in writing, with 10 per cent
before Wednesday, October 9. at nine o'clock r. N.
Horses at O'clock H. II. RY ERS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

cO FOR THE WINNER OF THE JEROME PARK
tpC Raccs.-We have made arrangements with prom
incnt trainers to give their opinion the probable
Winners their condition Sc the day before STARING &
aoe betting men to act knowingy on the working Of the
different stables Ry enclosing %, with name and ad
dress will send tips in time Tor the coming "Wednesday
races. Address A. GORDON Co., Ie9 Bowery, New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21
THE GOODRICH MURDER.

Lizzie Lloyd King, Alias Kate Stoddard,
At the Raymond Street jail.
A reporter Of the HERALD called at the Kings
County Jail yesterday to ascertain II any
thing Of interest had transpired since Satur-
day. The keepers stated that nothing remarkable
had occurred Lizzie King alias Kate Stoddsrd,
had, they said, lost two Of her companions, Mrs.
Burgess and Mrs. Simmons having been pardoned
BY the Governor. These women, 1t will be remem-
bered, were imprisoned for trying to Aid their hus
bands, who were arrested for forgery, to escape.
The only companion she has now Is Mrs. Fanny
HYDE who Is awaiting her second trial for the kill
ing OF George W. Watson.
large number Of persons called at the jail
yesterday and expressed o desire to see Miss
King, but with one or two exceptions she re-
fused to see any Of the callers. Among others who
called was DR.. T. P. Norris. He had pleasant In
terview with her; says he found her highly intel
ligent woman, but excitabe in her temperament
and liable TO commit any act regardless OF the con-
sequence, while under excitement
1t was expected that some OF her relatives from
none had arrived. She did not, however, appear
TO be disappointed ON that account, but she was
exceedingly disappointed because the authorities
had retained one OF her trunks. There were arti-
Giles in 1t which she wanted AMI she expected to
get 1t on Saturday night. When she found she was
OF her trunks and renamed weeping IN that
position until four O'Clock yesterday morning.
she sald:-"I don't know why they should combs
cate that trunk for there was nothing in 1t which
would be oil interest or value to any one but N.Y.
SELF 1t had little music box in it which thought
. great deal OF and wanted.n She talked ABOUT the
trunk the entire day, and said she ielt annoyed
and disappointed that she could not sleep.
Insrs were two services held at the jail yester-
day. MASS was said at eight O'Clock In the morn
ing and was attended by the Catholic portion OF the
prisoners, and at haHpast ten O'Clock tho Rev, Mr..
Base, Protestant, preached . short sermon. This
service was attended by Lizzie King and Fanny
Hyde. In the afternoon Miss Adeline Palm called
the evening She stated that she had no other Oh.
ject in calling upon the prisoner but that OF friend
ship for her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ATrES1IoS'
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
NEW FIREPRo0F BUILDING.
FULTON. NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIkEPRooF, WE'LL LOCATED BUILDING BEING
IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS. THE POST OFFICE
&C, &C.
OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS,
BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C., &C., CAN BE
HAD. sINsLy OR EN- SUITE. OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM ioxp FEET TO @xs7 FEET. AT $500.
$780, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000, ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION
TBR ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY PIREPRooF,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IN.
PRovEMENTs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21

A HCHoR LINE
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AUSTRALIA. sat, july Is suRsP1....wed.. Aug Aug IS
oLYnriA. we'd July 50 AN0LIA. Sat, Aug IS
vICTORfA,.... Sat Aug TRINACRIA Wed, Aug ~
COLOMBIA. We'd, Aus. CALIFORNIA. Sat, Aus. q
The passenger Accommodate steamer OF this
rooms are AL ON upper deck thus securing good light ADD
ventilation. -
RATES or PASSAGE
TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY
Sat STEAMERS Wed steamers
Gold currency.
Cabins, ........... $3.50. SO and ~ SIS AM SIS
Cabin return tickets
ing best accommoda atom el5v giy
Steerage. t1, currency.
Tickets for passage 70 or nom seaport railway
station in Great Britain Ireland The ssusd
at lowest rates.
Drafts for any amount 1t current rates
Company's ofnces No. 7 Bowling Green, New York
HENDERSON BkOTHEK6 Axepta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21
ToTTERING ARCHITECTURE.

The fourth moor of house No 81 Court street,
Brooklyn, which IL undergoing repairs, fell in with
an alarming crash at one O'Clock yesterday
morning, damaging the building to the extent
OF several hundred dollars. The house was unoc-
cupied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21
L,os NEW ORLEANS DIRECT

L,os NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Southern Line
The steamer CITY Or gALvEsToN, Captain Evans.
VII ssve pier v. X. "Wednesday. July o. at +. NJ.
freight received daily Through rates given 10 Calves
ton lndiaaola Rockport or Aranzas Wharf Brazos
nago AUD 81 Louis Cabin passage, $50 Storage, S26.
70, freight or passage having superior sccommoda-
c. N. MALLORY CO.. 1853 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-21

DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
l. The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship CORfEs. Captain Frank Kemble. will
leave pier No North River on SATURDAY., July Is 1874
ats M Freight received daily. Through rates given
to Galveston, lndi.nola, Rockfort Aranzss wharf
Cabin passage 3o0 seerage SIS For freight passage
apply TO CLARK 4 SEAMAN. 81 West street
E,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
y The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
nom pier ~ North RIVER the stea mship wYAN0kE,
Couch 70, soTo City po!n, and
iadns TO all points south and southwest through pas
senser tickets 70 all Pona Accommodate ons unequaed
Apply ct pier or at general ONCE VT Greenwch street
corner Of Dey street =
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DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
IL TAPSCOTTS Emigration and Foreign Exchange
once, 90 South street, New York
For drafts of e. and upwards and passage tickets BY
steamshp and sailing packet the lowest rates Apply
TO TAPPSCOIT BROTHERS 4 CO.,
81 South street, New York.
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICIAL
~ Passports OF the Department of State issued by A.
@. WILLMARTu, United states Court House, Al Cham
bcrs street.
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NATIONAL LINE OP STEAMSHIPS,
IN Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool; fortnighuy
TO London direct
from piers Nos A and ~ North River.

NATIONAL LINE OP STEAMSHIPS
IN Weekly to Queenstown and Liverpool fortnighuy
y'iE; "; N AZ f SlVaa ays
sf sam ars w:os'er s. S..s.x zn sSas =
csbiS p.Sss &c., 500 sS Currency t.
currsney:. Return tickets e reduced rates Frspsid
ess a Ssssos dsr% stssc or SHasn !. he S"s:.
once g. dw
ThE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET COMPANIES
1 irsn mail steamship vu,sr.
",D.'n 3. .s,sr q; 9! Isns%ss ., 'u'' ~
.-". ' . css'SoaS and h:mSars NOUN, sn' .rs
g. payable n s Ss'!ts S;;'
The WEsTPaAIiA VIII sail July st. wy ~"
| FOR FOR auuEENsTowN AND LIVERPOOL Royal Mail
se Ty f,s to sail = hSr.
SEE$ & SSEsTsE :!s;sss s i
CITY CITY 81 S%Gsssy A Ssy =
GITY OF LIMERICK. Thursday August7 2P. N;
AND each succeeding saturday and THURSDAY from pier
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin. $40 $50 and $so gold, according TO accommoda-
Round trip tickets at low rates.
donderrS London: Bristol or Cardin. $50 Prepaid Ger
tincates ss2 currency: u
dfS ana t4fi. a reduced
comp Us oifice No. is Broadway.
For Storage passage 1t IS Broadway
O'DONNELL FAUX. 41 Chestnut street. Phlsdeh
M g. CREA0H lo7 state street. Boston
r. O. BROWN, ~ South Clark. corner Of Lake street,
WILLIAM IMAM. Liverpool, and No. rue Scribe.
Paris
LlOR CARDIFF BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
IL other points In England and Walea
The south VALE; Atlantic Sts.mship Company new
road wharf, Jersey City, as f0ll0ws:-
First cabin passage SIS and $50 currency; second
cabin. SIS currency steersgs. SIS currency PREPAID
tor 81 and upwards For further particulars apply TO
IL Broadway, New York.
COOK's FOREIGN AND AMERICAN TOURS
" COOKS European Tickets, available for all parts OF
Great Britain, Belgium Germany. swtzerland, France,
enabling the holders travel by all Steamers trains
and digenccs, sold at reduction from ordinary farea
COOKS American Tourists Tickets. combining North
and Western Lakes Saratoga Niagara Fails, Can.
Springs OF virginia Natural Bridge &c, &c.
COOKS second personally conducted party round the
world will leave San Francisco October ID next
COOKS eighth personally conducted party TO Vienna
and Italy will sai from New York September return
ing by Messina, Gibraltar and Cadiz.
COOKS Excursionist gives the actual fares and ex-
pcnses of uO popular routes Price, l0cen& Sent
" COOK, SON JENKINS
262 broadway, New York
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ITO REAL ESTATE OWNERSHIP WISH TO LEASE
say Tor Ten years piece Of ground about 5Ox 100;
the owner to erect thereon plain building suitable
furniture wSrerooms not mandatory location to he
bounded by Fifth and seventh and Fourteenth
and Thirty fourth streets Please address, with parcu