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The New York herald., 1875-12-05
FANCY GOODS

- comprises superb
BRoNzEs, RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, PARI0H
AND LIBRARY ORNAMENTS, FRENCH NICK-EACkS,
LAADIES' lar S,A AMP CHILDRENs WORK BOXES, SWISS
AND AMERICAN BLACK WALNUT CARVED GOODS,
GHlNEsk AND JAPANESE ODDITIES REAL TOR
TolsE SHELL AND M0THER-0F-PEARL CARD RE-
CElNEhS, JEWEL CASES, ODUR GASES, WATCH
SAFES. PoRTEMoNNAIEs PORTFOLIOS, CIGAR
The superior quality OF all goods unusually
attractive low prices attached will sanguno
that 20 may be saved by making shor purchases 40
our establishment.
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Holiday Presents.
Holiday Presents.
Holiday Presents.

Real Mink Sets oursrpe NUTS and four skin bsas SIS
$40 81, S24, SIS 10 $50
Real Seal sets sIs 500 s22 S24 to $40
Real Lynx Alaska sable SETS $40 Sf2 Si4 S16 $50
Real French Seal sets, 81 81, ~, -, $40
Seal Saeques. extra length S5 500 SllO fi23 10 $3.50
Fur Trimmings In seal silver msrten. chinchita, lynx
coney blue grey and silver tox Alaska Ac.. Ac.. &c
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M@ M@
BLOOMS, BLOOMS,
a
33S BOWERY, $40
BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES STREETS
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500 s22 s24 SIS TO $50
Real Lynx and Alaska sable sets $40 si2 s siesOsso
Es ssHSa seat s'i u = & r. so ri sq $40 a, $3.50
Fur Trimming in zeal silver marten. chinclIla, lynx
eOney, blue, grey and silver ox Alaska. &c., kc. 4c
CLoAKs AND SUITS.
Rseue.ions-Bsav. Cloak, g Is s. 50. 8 So S. 81,
RednetiOnsFur Beaver cOak 81 90 s. e. S. So $40
Redactions-sHt cloSks trimmed with fur $50 sss $40
Esd1eiions- Lined sh clOsts sss s4o $50 soS soo
Kednetions-Fur Lined SIN Circulars s75 worth sl25
81 gHsss soss SO = - - % " "
Rsd1esioHs-c lair suit. SO si2 si4, SIC SIS
Ksdaetions Cashmere trimmed With silk, s25 $50 sa5
Ipscs suits ss So $40 si2 s4. SIS
Reductions to $50
Redueilons-Black siIs suits, $50 se5, SIS So SEQ
ssdScs"os- ssd1cs"0s SILKS. SILKS
Reductions
Reductons-one Black Grain Silks 81 IS for
Reduetons-oo pieces extra quality 81 So formerly S.
Reductons-7o piece superb quality. s.; former price,
keduciions- q 20 . -, -,
Rsdae;O";- ..tia snsS. 8 50; sold las. month a
Rsdne,,on.- Rsd~e,,ons = -
Redaesons- BLACK GOODS.
Reductions BLACK Camel. Hair Cloth, X yards vide,
Reductions-All Wool Cashmere. Toe, worth 81.
Kedncion,-E English Cashmere, aoc 4Sc.. SOC eoc
peduc,Ions-AIPacas, aoc' 9oc. a'e 4oc., soc.
Rsdae,ions- coLoRED DRESS GOODS
Reductons-
R.ducons-i pieces cames hair cloth $780, former price
Redacons-io5 pieces CLOTH 22c former price
pieces orap de Segc ac former price soc
Reducons-oo pieces knickerbocker Plaza S7sc former
Keaacons-ss pieces Plaid Soc former price
Redaesons-Ii5 pieces ~ yards wide eame,s Hair, ST.
Reductions former price 81 So
Reducons-95 pieces plaid and striped Knckerbocker,
Reductons- 81 70 former price 81 70.
Reductions-Joh lot Delsnes l2Ae
Reductions brown bottle green. &c.
Reducons-3 plain eamels' Hair ~ yards wide in
d Redassons- %c ssL ''''" '''"' s''''' -
Redactions- HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Redacsions- LAcRs AND RMBRorDERrEs.
RsSSe'io%.- sSSc,io FLASNELs AND BLANKETS
RedGeno@.- ] QUILTS AND ooMFoRTABLEs.
Reduc.ionsIdnens, Towels DanAsk, 4e, % per cent
Reductions below cost of importation.
Reductious-
s. @ S stss s & q Isl s sf .s sGe
Samples sent rratutousy 70 ali parts of the country.
GRIGG, HAsKELL a 90,
J. r. GRTGG ca FULLER.
g. HASKELL. JOHN DUNN.
GRAND COMBINATION or EUROPEAN PRoDUc.
" lions
Wholesale warsrooms s,7 and SO Broadway.
These goods arc new. choice and elegant unequaed il
variety sold retail prices much below gen.
eralIy termed - whoesAie.
rrHE PARGsIAN FLOWER COMPANY
~ill open. on MONDAY.
tho latest Novelties In
French Flowers. Fancy Feathers and
Feather Trimmings.
Floral Gsrniture for weddings and evening costumes,
TO order"
Tor the holidays
vases and Baskets filed to order
with beautiful Tropical Leaf Plants
and periumed Bouquets,
"A specially,
To the trade and Institutions a discount
The ParisiAn Flower Company
No Rue de cley,
~ East Fourteenth street,
Paris,
four doors west OF University place
LowESsrElN, Proprietor
GRAND COMBINATION or EUROPEAN PRoDUc
VI lions
Wholesale Wwerooms 557 aud $50 Broadway.
These goods new choice and elegant nneqnaisd N
variety and sold ~ retail below those
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nRY GOODS AT
~ 5. McPARTLAND's,
643 Eighth avenue
between Forty first and Forty second streets
Extraordinary Bargains

e43 Eighth avenue
between rorsynrs and Forty second streets
Extraordinary Bargain.
this and coming Holiday Weeks
s generally admitted by a who visit McPartlands that
be found in New York This easily accounted tor because
'hs majority" sui,. and ,,,oat,
In this establishments manufactured the premises
tend against the careessness Of outside dresmske There
800 Seal brown Diagonal suits at So good vaue for sl2
400 black Alpaca Suits So reduced 40 per
sold as rsps %ssi for ns and ss
sss5 ss Cashmere Re Ss s %%ss e. ss ss @
100 black silk Suits Of tho late imporaon ss5 $50 sa5
$50 and upward. less than the cost Of Importation:
Evening Dresses in great variety at uneaualled prices
500 Beaver saeques, 81
$50 beaver sscaues trimmings SIS and So good value
$50 French imported Garments purchased from house
tirng $40 $i2 and $iS positively worth twice as much
Dress Goods.
10 eases more Of Plaid at l21sc.
at lsc, worth at least Doc.
sold for 4Oc.
Pine black Cashmere, full yard wide 4Oc Soc and soc
Lubips. and quarter yards wide size 81 and 81 %.
reduced to half their value; s,,-
Ami line Of taeta and gros grain silks ST. 81 IS and mp
ward 30 per cent under former a prices ssen..
10 LEFT 20 be cleared out ut 81 so pair worth 81
cases 1l4 Blankets at "a: good value for 81.
cases Of California Blankets, full l24 50 and $l0
prices Elsewhere $l2 and Sl4
Comfortabcs and Flannels plaid and plain.
Housekeeping Goods
OF all descriptions, in endless variety, Al tremendous
sacrifice.
Hosiery and Gloves
Having recently enlarged this department, pre-
the bargains in ladies' and gentle
Hosiery and Gndergarments OF all makes also misses
and childrens cloth Gloves.
Special attention requested bankrupt stock Of Cosets
all Sizes which will be sold 4uc on the dollar
call 10 respectfully solicited.
Ths number Is
6f3 Eighth avenue,
between Forty FIRST aud Forty second streets.
s. MCFARLAND.
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afler hslfpast p. NJ. on dates above mentioned.
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46l Eighth avenue. Thirty third street.
The rush OF still continues unAbated.
The grand cheap sale will continue for thirty days
$4,000 Stock Of Dry Goods be sold regardless
The entire Stock remaining unsod must positively be
cleared within thirty this splendid lot
thus being sacrificed immediately, Dress Goods Shaws
Blankets Lomisrtables, Donestics, &c
Come a Messrs. CORNYN BROS,
46l Eighth avenue. corner Thirty third street,
and secure the uncqualled bargains offered.
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SILKS. SILKS.

One case Black Gros Grain Silks. III IS for
rnerly Sl rs.
100 pieces extra quality, 81 50, formerly e.
rs pieces superb quality, s.: former price,
81 rs.
Special importation Of 100 pieces Bonnets,
satin finish. at 81 so; sold last month at
g. -
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II YOU WANT A NICE PRESENT or A WORK
box Writing Desk go FORSTER'S manufactory. 20
Der street aud get ~ half the price Of elsewhere
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SSs 600 LII EEEE
2I5 GRAND STREET, NEAR BOWERY. N. Y.
Great reduction Of prices this We respectfully wish
10 the minds OF and the public that
The goods offered OF better quality ana AZ less price
'pee'i0n "'' amply bGREss GOODS.
recently sold for Bic, reduced to 2Oc
Venon SuitIng recently sold for 7sc reduced to 25c
Popn silk and WOOL recently sold for 75c reduced
All wool Cashmere very wde recently sold for 81 reduced
MOURNING GOODS
Alpaca sold for 37sc.. reduced 20 2cc
BLACK Alpaca recently sold Tor 5nc. reduced 37kc
Black Cashmere recently sold for I3c reduced 20 4oc
Black Cashmere recently sold for ~ % reduced TO s7e
BLACK SILKS.
Black silk, recently sold for 81 90, reduced TO 81
Black silk, recently sold for S. reduced 90 81 37k.
Black silk. recently sold for 81 - redueed 70 y 10
COLORED AND STRIPED SILKS.
Beautiful quality plain silk Ia all shades. recently sold for
Beautiful quality striped silk in all eoor recently sold for
- LADIES SUITS.
Handsomely trimmed Suits recently sold for S14 reduced
Handsoey trimmed Suits, recently sold for sis reduced
Paris and Suits recently sold for SIS reduced
cLoAKs
cloth Coak recently sold for 81 reduced TO s. so
Beaver cloth Coaks recently sold for $40 reduced
and Sl4.
300 imported Cloaks recently sold for $50 reduced SIS
CLOTH AND CASHMERE.
Heavy Castor Beaver, recently sold for 81 rs rcsuced TO
Heavy Castor Beaver. recently sold for 50 So reduced
All Cashmere recently sold for ST. reduced SOC and
NIB. A GREAT SACRIFICE
sou pieces Of Camefs Hair Pads in seal brown at 25e
The above line Of Plaids equal in design
per yard WALLER McSORLEY
Near Bowery. 245 Grand street. New York city.
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Our stock Of
REAL LACES

and all kinds OF made up LACE GOODS bewiidernx
comprising everything wanted for ladys rousseau We
manufacture all goods and retail them lower than
WHOLESALE PRICES.
LACE RuCHINGs, CoLLARETTEs. HANDKER.
CHIEFS. TIES, JABOTS. SCARFS, SLEEVELESS
JACKETS, CARDINAL CAPEs, OyERDREsSEs, Ac. In
SWISS APRONS. BEAUTIFuILY TRIMMED WITH
LACE RUCHING AND SIDE PLATING, AT so centsi
OFFERED ELSEWHERE AS A BARGAIN AT 81
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East Side.
west side.

IToR sALE-AT 4 BARGAIN. OK WEST TWENTY
fourth street. three story high stoop brick House,
II 5N1UxlC0. price only $1,000; easy WALTER
G wOoLLEY NO spencer place West Fourth, Tenth
Efru4
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

no RENT-TWo DWELLINGS IN CLOSE PROXIMITY
"a rooms each. one a the dwellings furnished COM
pete and Aoth reretc With all modern conyenences lots
- ~ - lcet tnCon parr bath hot cold water
y he Pak very desirable for companies visiting
the Ientehn.u fnPh fcr nffy persons Address
PuiLif ;. MeDoNNELLt ,5J4 North Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

VVANTED-HOCSb ~ CITY. NEAR BROADWAY or
w Sixth avenue for clear country seat s. 90 or sf0OO
house, east side, in good neigborhood g. e. WAYLAND
2l2 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE no ExcHAYCE.

A FIRST CLASS UPTOWN BUSINESS CORNER
n well rented, exchange for small House In city ~
Fifty fourth street
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VERY DESIRABLE STORE, on WEST SIDE OF
~ Third avenue. with plate CLASS windows aud
venience Apply 70 MATTHEW BYRNEs, Ia East Thirty
third street.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, 27 8-TRIPLE
TO LETT ron BUSINESS PuRPosEs.

BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH STREET, IN THE
n heart the eyA SS room Hotel and large resau ant.
frnihed or uniurnhed newly painted aud in complete
der extra Owner ii West Eleventh street,
near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

TTrANTED-A SMALL HOUSE IN YoRKvILLE MAR.
w lem Mott Haven. IN exchange for lot 25xI0l on
Sixlyf street, Second avenue desirable location
fcr tenement WM, AGAR. 3ilEast Sixty .nith street
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G1 DQ0 TO LET, A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP
tpl.LOU. brick House fan width. IN good order and
contains all improvements Inquire - West Forty third
street
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WILL ExCHANGE--A FULL SIZED FOUR STORY
w brown House. cabinet nsh situated on the west
side of Madison overlooking the Fiy ninth street
entrance u Central Park value SG0,U00 for Country
Place whitman hours ride of the city The place must
tau three Or Of land with large house, com
mandlng ane view and not exceeding ia value $1,000;
or VIII exchange city Store Property worth S6OVDD,
rented for term Of years. Apply 70 OWNER, % Libert6
street, room
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no LEF-TW0 OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
where home comforts may be had. Of parlor aud
piano. gentlemen only. Address Mrs. MAcD, all the
week, station f. Third avenue Thirty sixth street
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Ge00 PER YEAR A THREE STORY, HIGH
DOUU stoop brick House. with all modern improve
ments. 70 let Inquire premises. To- Wonghby ave-
nue., between Yates and Lewis avenues, Brooklyn.
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REAL EsTATE WANTED.

TIOrsE WANTED TO PURCHAsE--ON OR NEAR TO
IL FiIh Madun price not 70 exceed $500
ouehaf cash. THORNTON N. RODMAN, Real Estate
Agent COS Broadway, corner Fourth street.
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GECOND FLOOR.-FIYE NEATLY FURNISHED
~ Rooms g let together separately bath and attend
Thirty fourth street and Sixth also Flats
and Houses. Address L. A. DALEY, No. 5Ss Sixth ay-
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7YO LET-WITHOUT BOARD, TO GENTLEMEN ONLY
handsomely furnished Room first floor and two Rooms
fourth floor references exchanged o4 West Thirty
street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

JVANTED-NEw AND ELEGANT SET or PARL0R
w Furniture Ia exchange for valuable suburban Lots
free and ceai bargain offered PAUL 9. GRENING, 423
Gates avenue Brooklyn.
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DENTISTRY.

A CORAL RUBBER SET or TEETH IN THREE
~ hOurs-rmprcssion Ia the forenoon teeth tile after.
Thirty fourth street, near broadway and Sixth
Coral rubber very strong eshcoored gold plat
Ana scty halebone bber Piumpars open fronts
Iers Lip Depressers Regulators nitrous oxide mechan
cal dentistry Take green from Grand ferry
Sixth cars, Broadway Get Oh at Thirty
'0u''" NEwBRoUGH. I2s West Thirty-fourth street
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T ARGE, WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FOR
IL housekeeping light business; rent from $4 50 10
- 80 week; splendid location No. 1929 Broadway
between Thiry-hith and Thirty-sixth streets.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS no LET.

A RARGAfN.-STX FINE ROOMS WITH WATER
~ closet gas fixtures, light bedrooms and splendid ac-
cOmmodaons fer drying IN brown stone front with very
spectacle entrance reLt from SIS per month also
fine Corner Store for So per MONTH with lease Ap
ply at 81 aud 523 West Fy-hrst 10 JOHN H.
sARM0DN, 758 Tenth avenue between Forty-ninth and
Fiftieth streets
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ITO LET Observation-Disclosures POSSESSION
pleasant Room suitable for housekeeping; terms
reasonable in I31 West Fifty street.
Sixth and Seventh
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EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS, IS TO
81 week. hall Rooms, for ladies gentlemen, 81 10
70 & also small 'front.' Office for doctor SO West Third st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
10 LET.

TNLEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLORS 10 Ef-
II Separately together, gentlemen only Ssd cacl
per week; $50 together; strictly private house, unexcep
tionable neeiborhood. 81 East Twentieth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

ITANrED-TO LEASE OR PURCHASE, A COUNTRY
Place W. qpper Hudson, Of not less than 70 acres
with good comfortable furnished house and outbnildngs
value property not O. exceed $1,000 Address with full
particniars, \. N toN III Herald Office.
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North Side.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

NOR sALE-0N BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, SUPERB
Residence, elegantly furnished; supe ror
location everything in orders immediate possession worth
ROBERT s. BUssING, aof Montague street, Brooklyn.
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rpHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
i FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR
lied OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE
MENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
HERALD
j 265 BROADWAY
$50 SIXTH AVENUE
ia SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
IYN
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A BEAUTIFUL SET, o.: GUM TEETH. $40; SINGLE
IN 81. silver Filings, soc. Examine specimens. NEW
YORK DENTAL ROOMS, 262 Sixth avenue near Sixteenth
ssreet, Good Work At low prices Ramsmhar 262s
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

CORNERn-375 SIXTH AVENUE CoRNFp
n Twenty third street, lease most valuable ur9e.
ery In New York reasonable desrabe party Il
h. PECK Co, No : West Twenty huh street
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ITO LET-A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED BEDROOM,
with gns, heat and privilege Of bath, In neigborhood
Of Central Park and Ninth avenue, single gentleman
Address EDWARDS station G.
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A GREAT CiIANCE.-To RENT, A PERFECT
~ House. Handsomely furnished and rescoed hard wood
finish in complete order rent low Inquire premises 81
West Fiiyhfh street between Fifth and sixth avenues
FOUR STORY STONE HOUSE IN TWENTY FIRST
~ street. Fiith avenue, 10 let, also Fortysecond
Thirty eighth. Twenty fourth Fificth Thirty fourth; all
fully furnished q. ;. PECK a CO.. No West Twenty
fifth
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-oN
second and third floors, A. East Tenth be-
Broadway and uniyery place References required
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH
~ alcOvc. fronting Broadway; also back Room: con
venient 70 &c moderate Second hoor
81 Broadway, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

TIAGHT HOUSE, CORNER FIFTH AVENUE AND
Fifteenth street-Elegantly furnished Apartments of
eight specially desirable being Fifth avenue, and
light airy and commOdous
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

EURNIsHED ROoMs-sUITABLE FOR GENTLEMAN
and wife also front Room suitable for two, with
all convenences 81 Lexington avenue
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JERSEY CrFs. H0BOkEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN Is.-AL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL HoME-PHILADELPHIA BRICT
y brown stone trimmings AZ improvements; elegant
cation, Jersey city Heights adjoining Gifords Park
{. HOE, $50 Broadway
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4 HOTELs-75 ROOMS. FULLY FURNISHED, DOING
n good business; $500 month; good security
CURED Apply at City Hotel, corner Broadway and Eighth
street
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Il LARRU, FRENCH RESTAURANT NO IA UNI
81 versty place between Eighth and Ninth Streets New
York Oysters Breakfast from 10 10 o'clock Dinner
from 8 to =. Open until ~ at night
The New York herald., 1875-10-27

LNURNISHED ROOMS-PARLOR AND BEDROOM
joining suitable for doctors Office also front Rooms
the second floor for gentlemen. fO2 Eighth
street. Second avenue.
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FURNISHED UPPER FRONT ROOM WITH COOK.
ing stove, u weekly hall heated, S3; sleeping Room
81 large mont Room and Bedroom closets hot and cold
water moderate. l06 East Fifteenth street, three doors
from Onion square.
The New York herald., 1875-12-29
BRUTAL CAR CONDUCTORS,

Instances OF brutality the part of some of the
ductors Of street railway becoming more ire
quent correspondent writes that Friday last his
wife passenger a Third avenue going up
town, when Irshman evidently alaborer and under
the influence of liquor, allowed to enter the veh
Gle The conductor took the fare from him and allowed
him to ride short distance; but the Irshman was
able to sit up properly and the conductor became an
gry He roughly seizcd his victim and pushed him
from the The poor man fell heavily on his back
and the brutal conductor left him lying the street.
A short time ago intoxicated German got O
Third in Harlem and was similarly handled
Another passenger expostulated with the conductor
and asked him why he did not call policeman to take
the man out Tho conductor answered that II he bad
done so II would have cost him his pay for the next
day, for he would have to appear at the Police Court
against the man and IL better to pitch him on.
The passenger said, Suppose that you had killed
him." The brutal conductor answered, III don't care
AnnAr
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION.


IMPORTANT PROPOSITION OF A CATHOLIC
CLERGYMAN IN JERSEY CITY.
The Rev. Patrick Hennessey pastor of ST. Patrick's
church. corner of Bramha and Ocean avenues, Jersey
City, has submitted to the Board Of Education in that
city proposition which involves solution of the
vexed school question He proposes to place his
school, with attendance OF six hundred children
under the sole charge and jurisdiction of the Board
He will ask no rent for the schoolrooms,
nor will he make any charge for school desks
and other apparatus, all Of which are already
provided. The school rooms will be heated, swept
principal and assistant male teacher subject TO the
usual examination by the Board at annual salary OF
$500 and $500 respectively; and principal female
teacher at a salary of S400; with female assistant at
salary of $780, all subject to the examination and rules
OF the Board No religious instruction shall be given
In the schools except the reading of the Bible in the
morning, and the recitation of the Lords Prayer.
The Board may provide the books
in use in the public schools out of the public
appropriation, or, if he be permitted to retain the
pensc. II the Board appoint him head of the schools
he to serve without aud to be subject in all
TO the authority Of the Superintendent and the
Board OF Education. He submits that his proposition,
since under his plan the expense Of educating
GOO children will be less than $500 while,
II the children placed in the public
schools of the district their education would cost
city at least SIS 000 to mention the of addi-
tonal school room. He concludes by remarking that
such plan would be practical and legal settlement of
a very difficult question, would give satisfaction to
large class of citizens and would commend itself TO all
far-mnded men. The proposition has been referred to
a special committee OF the Board consisting of the
Thomas and Jewell, who will report on 1t at the next
meeting OF the Board.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHANrBER
BY Judge Donohue.

By Judge Donohue.
weise VS. weise-I am not satisfied with the
proofs.
North River Savings Bank vs.. Delametcr; Macy VS..
StrobeL-Granted.
Crooks VS. otard-Threc motions granted
Shutz VS.. Nckerson.-Denied.
Briggs va. ox-Motion denied. with costs.
BY Judge Westbrook.
Citizens insurance Company Harris ct al-Mo-
ton denied, without costs. Memorandum.
SUPREME T--CRcuIT-PART 2.
BY Judge Loew
Aberncthy ct al VS. Franklin Case settled
SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt
Purdy Schlessinger ct al and Heilburn VS.. Racey
ct a.-Fndings settled.
Casserley &C, VS.. Manners ct a.-Case and findings
settled
BY Judge Donohue.
Gauthier Douglas Manufacturing Company
Judgment for plaintiff Opinion.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge sedgwlck.
Brney VS.. LeCount-Ihe answer seems to have been
interposed in good faith. Motion denied, with $40
costs TO defendant to abide event
Madison avenue Baptist church Baptist church
In Oliver streeL-See memorandum for counsel
defendant pay $5 costs OF notion that Judgment stand
as security that defendant give bond with surety
in 5000 to pay judgment that may be recovered, that
issues be referred nc.
Clegg Hamel OF al-Undertaking approved.
Micrson Hart-I think the case should be placed
for trial on the jury calendar
Gleggner vs. Berin,-Motion granted.
Seaman Reynolds ct al ; McParlan VS.. McPar-
lan.--See memoranda for counsel
Star Fire Insurance Company vs. Palmer ct al -
Motion granted, with $40 costs TO abide event
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Robinson
The Security Bank OF the City Of New York VS.. tho
National Bank OF the Republic.-Casc and amendments
settled.