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The New York herald., 1874-07-29
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PHofosALs for
PLATE GLASS
required tor tho
United States Court House and Post
New York city.


UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE AND Posi- OFFICE,
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT July Is 1874. }
Scaled proposals will be received at this Office until
IL NJ OF the 10Th day OF july 1874 furnishing and de-
vcrng at the United States Court House and Post Office,
New York city, all the plate and other glass required
the building, as called Tor IN the schedule;
Copies the specifications and schedule may be nad
on application at this office.
Proposals must be made Inclusive and exclusive of in-
port duty
camples of the glass proposed to be furnished must
company each PROPOSAL and the whole must be de.
livered unbroken ami in perfect order within two
mouths from date OF acceptance OF proposal
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond Of two
responsible persons tile OF five thousand dollars
(s5oo that the bidder will accept and perform the CON
tract awarded hin the suiciency Of the security to
be certified by the United states Judge, Clerk Of the
trict wle rein the bidder resides.
fhc department the right 10 reject OF all
bids Ii be deemed the interest OF the government
10 do so.
every bid must be made the printed form to be OBJ
tane at this Office. and must conform In respect
10 the requirements this advertisement it will not
considered
Proposals Will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged in the glass trade.
Proposals must be enclosed sealed envelope, en-
dorscd Proposals for Plate Glass &C. for the United
States Court House aud Post office, New York CITY," and
addressed to CALVIN 4. HULYURD. superintendent
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A GREAT SPECIAL AND UNREsERvEP SALE BY
gsc nslnas & ane nF bred a ana % s So SS
between and riirteth streets,
'nal'aas 'u's ~ a, dHxSSHsS g PUFF; AuGtionser
city on foreign commission and offers his entire stock
, sss s a be Rsv o
reliable road and iamily horses, them Of his own
h &c
The fast gray Mare SUE TEMPLE, l,,i hands and
old 1sS" and aSen SOCK farm and broken When three
ssaaaiiy sai!ed ana na,Srsl wen broken
n In al c and KIND KIND n and tn
Young mare in the State
old M Saf hangs s D5S hsh
& i' to oad as @
2S were purchased aud brought to this city they
Fs s S sfaa 5 to @
have size enough for carriage and are warranted sound
saddle saS 5yn
and sired By Goddus dam M Is Of the
e ans ha al a ad can
years old: can beat 24s stysh safe and agreeable
Wis., Ss ND Ssss: Hsa. .os
positive, rain shine stock on exhibition at stable at
ssaSs horses ana saT,ss the ssS"a
LANDAU. CURTAIN COACH. CLARENCE. COUPE.
"A sold less than to cose OUT several hand
Carriages taken in exchanH olh % VERY & low eUnr,
A GENTLEMAN WISHING TO RETIRE FROM THE
road oe a0 10 s sn% a. pa9s % rsg ms Ba q Bays
old, i5. hands, sound. Kind and Eeniic easily driycn
e ss hSw @ a bS win o G
with poles and shafts weigh 2sJ pounds; one new one
city AZ Il
Hoboken
A VIZ CLOSE UP THE REPOSITORY AND MOVE
g. nSi s M ar ssisw sss
Broadway. near Forty. fourth street.
A Fns ao afnes custom made stock of
orFEE&b II Hfifs ssnns pHHers
hse Si Wn ooe G nna good
r0Fr's warerooms, S Liberty street.
A ssoRTMENT OF FINE CARRIAGES, OUR own
lets, Phnstcns, RocKaways, Busgiesy gePot Wagons,
@' sna place. opposite IL IL rosawa
HANDSOME PAIR or noRsEs, Isys HANDS. 7
ora or Brougham; % win oe sofa very low also $40 Pony
Finy fourth street
4 MAGNIFICENT NEW IRISH LAUNTING CAR,
a. toI saeV0r VII exchsngs ,. Cal on or address
" L.
A FEW HORSES JUST FROM THE COUNTRY -oyE
N handsome Carriage Team, also tcw work Horses;
warranted sound and kind Inquire at 54l Canal street.
corner Washington.
COMPLETE TURNoUT, CONSISTING. OF, a
n brown Horse. i5l hands high, years old chid
made by Lawrence 1855 West 1hrtyhrst street.
A FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH. BREWSTER
"A. sidebar top Wagon used three months; fnc single
track Harness INQUIRE OF Mr. JON Es, Moorc's bcs
22e and 22o sixth street.
A WAGONS CHEAP; EXPRESS. GROCERY,
n Business Delivery, Concord, Bakers, Plumbers
and spring WAGONS. new and second hand
Ax-eeAt extsnsaon top rhaetou, At no spring strssl
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

XNANTED-TO PURCHASE, A DOWN TOWN LIQUOR
w saloon; day work only; must be doing first class
business would not object to Join with good party
TINS is no hunbug the place must be good atten
ton paid to answers Address CASTLE, Herald office.
XEANTED 70 PURCHAsE-A GOOD LIQUOR BAR
w about ~ fcct long, ana back Bar; also good Icc
box. Address with tuil particulars, Ia b. HURD, 100
Bowery.
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EXCHANGE.

WANTED-IMPROvED REAL ESTATE OR FIRST
w Mortgages IN exchange for light draught Steam.
Spss t1o,S Sg Swns Or snort fousss Ad'
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A LANDAU CURTAIN COACH, LARENCE, COUPE
"A sold less than to close OUT several hand
Carriages taken in exchange. sold very low.
HAM 10 East Fourth street.
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pAWNBRoKERs sALE.-THOs. J. M'GRATH. AUG.
uoneer lSs Chatham street will sell this day at u
cSnawls Eeinnants Bedding boots. shoes, &C.: also
street ~ "'"o' - N"'NS~-~~'
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PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
MES6RS. KREMER co, AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK H1RALD THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
1ss WITH COPIES OF THz HERALD, AND ALSO
sutaIx NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER. TO Parties
REQUIRING THEM
HNRAI4D BRANCH OFFICEs-UPTOWN
AND HARLEM.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
ADvxRrHENENTs RECEIvED AT ALL HOURS UP
10 r u, AND NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH
HElA1Ds AT FIVE O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING. AT
rs@ BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN THIRrY.F1RsT AND TH1RrY-sEcoNp
STREETS. OFFICE OPEN ALL NIGHT. HARLEM
OFFICE. 2asl THIRD AVENUE, coRNER or i2aTH
STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:o
P. NJ, AND YEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED AT FIVE
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING.
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EXCURSIONS.

A SToRIA, HARLEM MoRRIsANIA AND HIGH
"A BridGe-New palace steamboats, leave Fulton ferry
s5 425 o:l5 g. 6:2o T. NJ See time cards for land,
ipgs. -
Sunday boats every half hour after "a. NJ
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NJ oHENRY DREHER a SON, Aucuoueers, will Sc II
wednesday, July - At 10Y A. M 2vi Cnatham stree
nv virtue or foreclosure OF cnattcl mo5waRe tne
WboIe Contents OF a nrst ciam LodEius House and
Dining PHs Az 2sssrn:S or x,rs.s
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A BOOT AND SHOE STORE WELL ESTABLISHED
n and doing good trade stock win be reduced TO any
amount desired. Apply at 2oJ and 2o2 Court street.
Brooklyn.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A II WILL SELL FOR HALF WHAT 1T COST Fol
a. cash this week very fine city made light shittin
top Road Wagon, only used about dozen times; also
set OF nne city made single Harness. Inquire OF forea
Brosdw
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.

MORTGAGE sALE.-HENRY DREHER sos
N Aqetienscrs Office g second svenue sci! wednes-
Furniture contained In above house black walnut and
mahogany Paror. Dining and BEDROOM furniture.
feather Beds ana Bedding, Bedseads Brussels and In
grain Carpets stoves Oclo.h kitchen Utensils, DC.
POSITIVE IN lots
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A SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
a. Ale sparkling Wines; manufacture OF complete out
ny ny o. ana Materials with iu! nstructons
sxsi1Hys Eghts desirable terrory catsogues ireo;
1weuvsesYenh Streets New YORK..
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THIS DAY. at IL O'Clock,
large and general assortment Household Goods,
moved from residences also two large Bankers Desks
Pictures soaps Fancy Goods Rerigerstors, Dry Goods
Cgars Window Shades and Curtains; also Desxs Tables
Nardrobcs Railings, Safes, Lounges &C. &c.
A LFRED LLOYD, AUCTTONEEN-29 BROADWAY,
"A will sell, by auction, this day, Mt 10 80 all the Fit
tings lots of the Meat Market 494 Second
avenue; good business stand. Sale positive this day
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
sre running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from whitehall
street, foot of Broadway New Brighton, Snug Har
Dor, West Brighton. Port Richmond and ELM PARK,
from $50 A. NJ to 7:so p NJ daily, Sundays inclusive
Fare. 10 cents,
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SPECIAL MOTTO ES.

A So .5ooCW IN PRIZES Ar GRAND GIFT CON
~; & eert ior benefit Of Public Library kenppcky
Assoc ntion. Norfolk. Va For tickets address j. T.
EDOE. 10 New street lin basemc nt, New York.
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GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO ROCKAwAY
"A Beach-Fine surf and still water bathing; boating.
fishing, nne and dancing platforms free ror an
day schools and picnic parties. who will be taken
liberal terms the tavore steamer Twilight will make
follows :-Twenty.t third street, North hiver ana :20
Franklin street 9:i5 and :0 pier No q 9:25 aud ;i0
Martins dock Broo xyn, 9l5 and q fare, IS cents;
cursiou tickets, 50 cents the Twilight be chartered
Mondays for excursions
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4 LBANY SARATOGA AND ROUND LAKE AND
"A return, at reduced rates. See Day Line advertise
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DOwN TOWN BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE Full
~ ly furnished and tul of boarders good opportu-
and wife, there bar attached; no
reasonable offer refused the owner is going out of
the business Inquire at No. II Morris street (neat
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An OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD. WITH SEVEN
n years lease doing yearly business OF 900 TONS will
be sold cheap, with witnout Coal Inquire at No. 10
ayenuc A.
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DELGIUM-F. WANDER BORGHr CO., AT
ID Bcssu. near Mons Flint and common Glass Works
Chimncys o oil sizes Rehcctors and Manchester Globes
in opal Please write tor particulars
THE QUEENS uOrEJ. QUEENSTOWN.
/ This well known nrst class hotel. having recently
comfortable IN the south Of Ireland Being situate close
10 the landing stages and railway depot will be found
most convenient to American tourists arriving by the
several Eeamera
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)osihiss, CIRCULARS AND CATALOGUES F0H
nIg ions promptly furnished at low rates bv the
sis w p,IlAN ppl.of,oLIlAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT No
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CANDY, STATIONERY, TOY AND PARTIALLY
N Grocery Store in full business; locality good rent
ow. InaulRe OF DUGRO MOORE. 31 sixth ssreet
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grade OF civilization there Is corresponding I'M
provemens in woman's position, and her rights
are better defined and protected BY law. Thus it
is claimed the consideration and influence women
hold in any society fair guide ~ TO Its degree
OF civilization. This was illustrated BY reference
TO ancient Egypt The position OF women 10 Ori-
entail countries was noted. showing that II was
but slightly above that In savage lne. An extract
from an old legal treatise on Hindoo law showed
she low estimate placed on woman's 1delify ana
virtue. The legal position OF women IN Greece
and Rome was referred to. In the FORMER
woman held very obscure place In public
n1e me .dn and were IN perpetual ., ,utelsge:
mother; and wble Greece was fertile In
great men there was remarkable scarcity OF
great women In her history. In Rome women
meid more conspicuous place In her social, pub
uanlty exercised most favorable influence on
the elevatlon OF women. The common law was
shown 70 De- TO great extent, Influenced by the
vast system OF ieudalism, ana hence under 1t the
proprletory rights OF women were denied. The
legal nction OF the unity OF the married pair was
a controlling principle OF that law, and the hus-
band was the representative OF this legal unit.
women under this law suffered many hardships in
their personal and property rights. We adopted
sne Engnsh n Jaw. out nave considerably
lead in 1910, and New YORK in ls4s.
Since this we have abolished many Of the old ais
tinctions. and under our law at present married
woman has an equal CAPACITY to acquire, own ana
dispose OF property with her husbanq and can
enter into any trade or business on her own ac-
control She can act In the capacity OF executrix
or ADMINISTRATIVE without her husbands consent
On the whole, her position is as Tree and ndepen-
dent as the most ardent reformer could desire.
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NEDIOO-LEGAL SOCIETY.

The monthly meeting Of the Medico-Legal So
ciety took place at the building OF the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons last evening. There was
good attendance, and Mr.. Clark Bell,
the President OF the society. read his
inaugural address upon his third cleo
tion to the presidency OF the society. He
said that the present roll OF resident or active
members contained three hundred and forty-eghr
names and OF corresponding members twenty
nine. He referred to the changes which had
taken place in the laws Of the State dur
ing the past year concerning the treatment
and trial OF the insane. and assigned the dis
cusson OF the question In the Medico. Legal society
as the main reason OF these changes. There was q
widespread conviction that gross abuses might
have been and were sometimes practlsed, and
there was q general demand that greater safe.
guards be thrown around the liberty or the citizen
and that II be practically Impossible to cause the
Incarceration OF q person as an alleged lunattA
who was OF sound mind.
Mr.. Bell concluded his able address by ailuding
TO the purposes and aims OF the society and to Its
success. subsequently DR.. James O'Dea, OF Staten
Island, read valuable paper entitled The
Special Causes OF Suicide" He traced the several
workings OF the mind Of the wouid-be suicide and
considered the several causes, such as hereditary
influence, education, literature domestic troubles,
1ntoxication and occupation which would lead
the unfortunate being 10 attempt seif-innicted
death The paper was very able one, and was
listened 10 with attention. After this the meeting
adjourned.
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compliance with sucn an edics; out what would be
the eneot OF his be hef In the personal nfaibity
he must either withhold his allegiance on the one
not this new obligation To be COM
PEELED TO believe under severe penalties now
what We were at liberty TO disbeleve then
AS an Independent English Roman Catholic, con.
Sfder It my duty TO make this response to your
appeal. Much may be said OF the serious dinicul-
ties that many members OF the Roman Catholic
Church throughout the world will be placed In by
being compelled to believe In the Vatican DEGREES.
For myself VIII say that history, common sense,
and my early instruction. forbid me TO accept the
astounding and novel novel. at least, In Its
present prom ulgatlonl doctrine OF the personal
iniallibIity OF the Pope, though limited. as as
serted, to the large domain OF faith and morals.
remain yours faithfully, CAAOfn.
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HORSE NOTES.

Dan Mace will winter his trotting stock in
Forty eighth street. near Broadway where he has
built fine walking ring for exercising horses. and
where he win keep the following good ones =
Brown gelding Vanity Fair. bay geiding Uncle Bill
black mare Blanche, black gelding Arthur, cheat
nut mare New Berlin Girl gray horse Plato, bay
geding Myron Perry, the two-year old stanion by
Ethan Allen, dam the celebrated running mare
Charlotte f., and number OF others.
Ben Mace win winter the following trotters In
Forty-frst street, near seventh avenue:-Gray
gelding Hopeful, black gelding No Name, bay geld
ing Sensation. bay mare Clara G., brown mare
Lady Angie, q two-year old ny by Jay Gould, a
tnree-year old HANDLE tonian stallion and pair or
bays, winch are very fine trotters.
Mr.. Bonners last purchase, the bay gelding
Wellesley Boy, by Godireys Patchen, is trotting
very fast Mr. B. drove HIM half q nile over his
new track q lew days since, the wind biowng hail
gale, In l :07k. Wellesley Boy was nve years old
last spring anu can trot in 20. he is one OF the
IN )st promising young horses IN this country. He
was cheap al $4,000.
John Murphy has MADE arrangements to keep
the club house. grounds and track open ana in
sood oraey 81 Fleetwood Park until next sprlng,
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for the purpose OF trotting horses whenever the
weather is suitable. A large number OF horses
VIII be wintered there.
Mr.. q. N. Ferguson has just commenced to build
q mammoth stable In Ffty-second street. near
sixth avenue. 1t will be 100 feet square and four
stories high.
Among the very best road horses in the city is
". n. Harbecks new purchase. black gelding
by Henry Clay. He ID strong. smooth gated aud
wonderfully fast.
MT. Charles Barker is driving q tast bay team
that are hard to beat at any distance.
John Langhn drives very fast and promising
young black geldlng, that s nicely gated, good
looking ana is perfect horse for gentleman.
David Bonner has sold his pretty gray mare by
Hamb,etonian, dam the dam OF Lottery. Mr.. Bon-
ner has quite number OF fine young horses Of
fashionable strains OF blood thar are very promis
Ing.
A. Goldsmith sold very nne colt BY Volunteer.
dam by Rysdyks Hamblet0nlan, and yearling
niiy by Volunteer, dam Volunteer GIRL to Mr..
Richard Richards. OF Racine WIS.,, last week for
good price. Good stock for the West.
The managers o. trotting tracks In the East have
decided TO hold their spring meetings on the fol-
lowing gdays:-Pmladelphla, commencing May Is I;
Prospect PARK, June !; Hartford, June 8; Provl-
dence, June Is; Mystic Park June q, and Beacon
Park. June 20. All the purses and asses TO be the
same At each meeting and the entries will close
on the same day. Delegates from each OF the above
tracks Will meet at the Everett House this city
on the Sth OF December to complete arrangements
Mr.. John Harbeck, Jr., drove the black gedlng
Gilt Edge mile to q road wagon over the Fleet
wood Park track on Thursday last In 2:3sA.
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THE EXCISE DEPARTMENT.

Business was of the briskest character in the
Excise Department yesterday. There were more
applications made for licenses, and consequently,
there was more money received In the depart
ment than during several months past. Through
out the day the ofl1cers Of the department were
crowded with liquor dealers, many OF whom have
hitherto been kept from applying for licenses
by tho hope that the Liquor Dealers Association
would De able to overbear the Excise COMMITS.
sioners. That hope was destroyed BY the result
OF tue Schwao case and, IN the fear OF being
the Excise laws, they locked to to the Commits
sioners and gracefully handed In their appIca-
tions and money. The Commissioners say that
they Will act generously toward most OF the
liquor dealers whom they nave had In
dicted II they now repent. They must, however,
take out licenses II they keep respectable
places; or n their houses are resorts for the dis.
orderly and vicious, they must close them, other-
wise the Excise Commissioners will press the In
dictments sturdiiy. Tney regard many OF the
liquor dealers who have been indicted forsrelus.
ing to take out licenses as the mere tools ana
dupes OF The organizers OF the Liquor Dealers AS
sociation, every one OF whom, the COMMISSIONERS
say was refused Incense.
The number or applications for licenses made
yesterday was ABOUT l4o, and the SUN disbursed
by the applicants was IN the nelnhDorhood oi
SlQ00Q
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SPORTING NOTES

The Wards' four cared shell was won by Mr.
walter Mann, Of the Argonauta Boat Club.
Mr.. Bowie. the well known Canadian amateur
pedestrian, runs mile to-day at Montreal against
Mr. Allen. Both gentlemen are In good condition,
and the distance will probably be run In about
4:49.
peing played at the Cafe International on the
Bowcry Is progressing slowly. Thanksgiving Day
was not devoted to chess, as the players appear
to have confined themselves to home amuse ts
Messrs Mason, Perrin, Barnard and Dill still head
the list.
Professor Judd evidently means business in his
five hundred mile walk against time. lie Is taking
very great care Of himself, ana doing steady work
every day, SO that when the time comes he Will
start as fit as q man can, and with the
determination OF fairly testing the endurance
powers OF q man in perfect physical condition
The friends OF Mr. Judd leel very confident that he
Will accomplish the feat and the members OF the
Athletic CLUB and other amateur athletic assOcia-
tons anxiously await this great trial pluck and
endurance.
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WOMAN,S LEGAL POSITION.

There was large attendance last evening at
Plympton Hall to hear lecture on "Woman's
Legal Positionn thss was delivered by Mr.. John
Pronatt, OF the New York Bar. The lecturer spoke
OF the Inferior position Of woman In barbarian
lie, arising from her natural feebeness, where
might determined right. It's law OF social de-
velopment that 40 society advances TO- higher
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an dav, some preserving stofcaI appearance and
others muttering vengeance on the heads OF the
companies. IL not being steamer day" there
was very little occasion Tor an active demonstra-
tion The police, however, kept close watch on
the locality. Another enthusiastic Getting OF the
laborers was held In the afternoon, when the ac-
ton OF the brother ORGANIZATIONS WAS indorsed
aud drm spirit OF resistance manlfeeted.