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New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
nRITUARY NOIES.

Edward Spangler, who was charged with
having a subord nate part in the conspiracy which re-
suited in the death of President LINCOLN died recently
in Maryland at TIE Of his former fellow
DR. Gndd win whom lie had resided since both were
released from the Dry Tortugas by President Johnson
PouGHKEEpsIE, Feb. 2l.-Miss Stewart OF
Philadelphia pupil at Vsssar College, died here today
Of pneumonia
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE METUCHEN MURDERER FOUND GUILTY,

THE METUCHEN MURDERER FOUND GUILTY.
The trial of Michael Sullivan for the murder
OF Daniel Talmage the aged Ne tucben farmer in De-
cember last was concluded Friday In the Middesex
N j.. Oyer and Termtner, in New-Brunswick On Friday
afternoon Judse scucder delivered able and impartial
charge AT u. m. the case was gwen 10 the Jury.
When they first retired II stood for coayicon and tho
twefth had some grave doubts as TO Sullvans guilt
The iury were out all pight and t.35 a. M on Satur
day they rendered verdict OF ity of murder In tn
irst degree. The convicted man will probably be sen
fenced tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE ICE-BoUNp VESSELS.

BosroN. Mass, Feb. 21.-The schooner Belle
Crove from Portland for NewYork still remains sur;
rounded by ice Long Point, Cape Cod, close to the
shore with long scope of chain out The after part OF
.s q, touch,ng bottom OF low tide. II is supposed
Tho, che will be eItricated from her position without
.r,ous damage n the wind changes TO the west me
c s,l, be taken clear Of her. The fishing meet 10 te
zoe @ All rennn to-day before reported although the
in,caons are now favorable for breaking up Oh tue
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-An accident occurred on
the Chicago Rock Island Pacific X X. Saturday nien'
near Sheffield. H., ty which sleeping ano TWO o'ner
.s..,a. w.ra thrown from the track. One Of the
coaches fell down ON embankment 10 feet; About
I. persous were injured, but no names can
vet be aseertained only. Only one person was
S,ns6 n school teacher residing at Fisk
,no n.'' ua iumped from the u WAS running on
,. sa broken rail the cause Of the accident
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
INCENDIARY FIRE IN ELMIR.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Feb 21.-Yesterday morning
fire was discovered In barn in the central portion Of
this city 1t was extinguished however. before any
serious damage done Frank Sherman vas arrested
on suspicion Of having fired the building and confessed
having done So He is about "a years Of ago and the
son Of respectable parents.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE TROUBLES IN SPAIN.

APPOINTMENTS TO MILITARY CoMMANDs-AMoUS1
OF THE INDEMNITY ARISING OUT or TIE vIR-
GINIUs AFFAIR TO BE PAID TO THE UNITED
STATES.
MADRID. Feb. a. 1875
Gen. Lascrna has been appointed Abide
Camp to the King: Gen. Quesada, Commanderin-Cbief
Of the Army of the North; Gen. Echaeue. Commander
Chief OF tho Army OF the Center. and Gen Echevea
Commander Of the Second Corps Of the Army OF the
North.
MADRID. Saturday, Feb. 90, 1875
The report that complications have arisen between
Germany and Spain in regard to the Gustav affair n
denied. On the contrary asserted that the relations
between the two Powers are Of cordial nature.
The Polca asserts that the indemnity to be paid oy
Spain to the relatives Of the American victims OF the
ylrginus affair has been fxed ct ss 600. and that the
convention will be signed Immediately upon Mr. Cush'
ings presenting his credentials to the new Govern
ment.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.
INVESTIGATIONS INTO ITS CAUSES.

INVESTIGATIONS INIU II5 CAUSEp'
BERLIN, Saturday, Feb. 10, 1874
Tho Governments of the various States Oh
the Empire are investigating the causes Of emigration
from Germany. They will endeavor to, remove them
by facilitating the requirement OF small estates, ana
by opposing the action of emigration agents paid BY the
transatlantic Governments.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

ORGANIZATION OF THE SENATE IN FRANCE
THE ARRANGEMENT EFFECTED BETWEEN THE RIGHT
AND LEFT CENTERs OF THE ASSEMBLY SUP
PORTED BY EXTREME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPEECH OF NJ GAMBETTA-PI-ANs OF THE Bona
PARTIsTs.
PARIS. Saturday. Feb. 40. 1875
The Left has decided to support the bill for the
organization of the Senate, which provides that the
Assembly shall appoint 70 Of the Senator'S who ara
to be irremovabe. and that the remaining 225-one-
third Of which number is to be renewed by election
every three years-shall be chosen by the Councils
General the Municipal Councils. and the Councils
ofthe Advertisements.
PARIS, Feb. a, 1875.
The Extreme Left at meeting yesterday resolved
TO support the new Senate bill. after a speech BY
NJ. Gambetta, who showed the danger there. was
that the Bonapartists would take advantage OF
prolonged provisional government Only ten mem
bers dissented from the action Of the meeting.
The Bonapartists contemplate Offering an amend.
ment to the Senate bill proposing that the SENATOR
be elected by universal suffrage They hope by thi,
means to break up the majority. But the Left has
agreed to oppose all amendments. They will sup.
port demand for urgency" move that the bill be
added to that for the organization OF the public
powers, and then vote for the entire project.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
IN WILLIAMSBURGH.

The Astral Oil Works, in Williamsburgh,
took fire yesterday morning. and damages 10 the
amount OF go 900 were done. There insurance,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
BOMBARDMENT OF A FORT ON THE EASl
COAST OF AFRICA.

LONDON, Monday. Feb. a.
Adyices from Zanzibar report that fleet OF
British nenof-war have bombarded and captured
Fort Mombazque on thssland Of Mombaz, on the sass
coast OF Africa.
The engagement lasted I'VE hours Seventeen OF the
garrison were killed and so wounded. Two slave snips
we're captured with 800 slaves on board.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
JOHN Mitchell A CANDIDATE FOR Re
ELECTION.

DUBLIN Fed H. l61o'
John Mitchell has issued address to the
electors of Tipperary, presenting himself again as
candidate for Parliament
monster meeting was held in Tpperary to-day, al
which it was moved to support Mr. Mitchell 1t 10 be-
lieyed there Will be opposition.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
RETURN OF SENATOR BRowNLOw 10 JOURNAL


RETURN
ISM
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Ex-senator Brown
low has purchased half iuterest in The Knosrs
Daily and Weekly Chronicle, the principal Republican
paper Of the State, which will hereafter DO known as
The Wig and Chronicle. The daily appears this morn
lug with Mr. Browlows saatatory and the valediotory
Of Mr. Kicks. Mr.. BrQwnlow Ia to be principal editor
and Mr. Rule managing editor. The Wig and Chronicle
will be a Republican paper and Mr.. Brownlow predicts
q Republican triumph in 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

will adhere to the original views presented
In the SubC Committees report, and contain recon-
mendation that resolution urging the proper au-
thorites in Louisiana to give the control OF the
lower House to the Conservative members be
adopted by the House. Some of those signing the
report will express their willingness to support
resolution formally recognizing the Kellogg Gov
ernment but this resolution their report does not
urge, for the reason that the rights of Mr. Kellogg
have not been established by any evidence taken
by the Committee but arc admitted upon general
rumor and as the best possible solution OF the pres
ent difficulties.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

This statement does not include audited claims
for damages to real estate.
MINISTER JAY TO BE SUPERSEDED


r. seems that at last Mr.. John Jay is to be super
seded as United States Minister to Vienna. The
Administration became dissatisfied with Mr. Jay
two OF three years ago. and he would have been re-
moved at tho time but for the fact that 1t was
deemed that his experience at that mission would
he of especial value to the Government at the
Wanna Exposition. Subsequently Mr.. Jay returned
home on leave, and while he was at Washington 1t
was arranged that he should at once resign. What
prevented bis retirement at that time is not known,
but he was permitted to return to his post. The
President has.now rendered the mission to the Hon.
Godlove 6. Orth, member of Congress at large from
Indiana, and the present chairman Of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. His name will be sent 80 the
Senate after March 4, and he will leave for his new
duties as soon thereafter as possible.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
PROBABLE REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEE

PROBABLE HEPOkIS Ot IhE COMmll lEc
NO PROBABILITY OF AGREEMENT ON A SINGLE
REPORT-UNANIMoUs ONLY IN CONDEMNING THE
ACTS OF THE RETURNING BoARD-vIEws TO BE
EXPRESSED IN THE DIFFERENT REPORTS.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-The report of the Commit
tee appointed to investigate Louisiana affairs has
not yet been fully determined upon, and the present
prospect is that upon many points the Committee
will fail TO agree. They will be unanimous, as has
already been reported in the opinion that the act
of the Returning Board was entirely illegal, and
that the Conserv atives entitled to the organ
ization of the lower House Of the Legislature.
majority will also probablyagee to the recognition
of Mr. Kellogg as Governor de dcto, although it is
doubtful il Messrs. Foster and Phelps will be
willing to 20 a. far in this matter as
the other Republicans. They will report
that although they have made no investigation Of
tho subject Mr.. Kellogg was probably elected in
1872. In regard to intimidation in the election of
1874, Messrs. Hoar and Frye. and perhaps Wheeler,
will ASSERT that while there no extensive intimi
dation on election day, there was general intimida-
ton before the election which greatly affected its
result. Messrs. Foster and Phelps will not agree to
this part of the report and will adduce considerable
evidence to prove that 1t cannot be true. They will
show that the registration OF colored voters was
larger than at previous elections and that the per-
centage of votes cast compared with the registra-
tion was larger than the average in most Northern
States
It is believed that the majority will severely crit
else the conduct of Administration officials in Lou
isiana, aud report that the white mans party would
not hesitate to adopt any means which promised
success to obtain possession of the Government
Messrs. Foster and Phelps will intimate that both
parties are alike in this respect.
COMPROMISE FEATURES TO APPEAR IN THE REPORT.
l0EsrIAL PRESS DIsrArcHI
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-The Louisiana Commi ttee
will report through Mr.. Foster on Tuesday, and a
minority report will be submitted by Dir. q. f. Hoar.
The report Of the Committee, which will be signed
by Nessra Foster Phelps. Potter. and Marshall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.


A LARGE AND ELEG ANTLY FURNISHED GEN.
N tiemaus Residence size $3.50 feet; every
modern improvement including billiard room, with
tsoSive grounis comprising The enre block; lne lawn
garden, combining all the advantages 81 city and
country within twenty iye minutes o. Wall street;
lease 20 desirable tenant dur4ng the owners absence
Apply TO h. A. LAWBFNCE 90, l2o broadway. y. r..
basement. % l. D. VAIL drug store, corner Fifth av
cngc and Carroll street brooKYn.
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RIO LET-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. HOUSE,
4 los West rleventn street between Fifth am sikh
avenues ewy thrOug and ORDER
IS rooms ana two bathrooms, also gli the mod
ern improvements Apply premises TO JOHN i.
REYNOLDS, paint store, ~ West Eleventh street
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A MOE BRICK MOUSE. FOR ONE FAMILY. 1854
IN Fourth street Sixth avenue. with Improve.
the corner will show It, =
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HOUSE TO kENr-TS IHIRTY.FIFTH STREET,
IN between tifth and sixth avenues with carpets,
mirrors, c0rniees, gas hXtures Re- FOR permits apply
a. % MADISON avenue, near thirty-eishth street
A ONLY sS15 RENT FROM JUNE / 70 NEXT
IN NAV, one OF tho most desirable Houses thiscity;
pnpefb ORDER every Improvement; excellent ncIghbOr-
hood Apply on premises, z56 West Forty.th,rd street
A PEw THlEE STORY HOUSES LEFT-BE
II tween Lexington and second avenues FIftieth to
tHtY thTd streets, tue order; rents 500 81 nOl
) dkEGOk A MILLER
Third avenue Carner Eitfieth street
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i EwIs 1. woep. ArCIIoNERR.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUorIoSEER.

EXECUTORS sale OF No. East Fifteenth street and
Lots la5h street. between Eighth and - Nicholas
H. ii. LUDLOW 4 CO.. viii sell at auction Friday.
1875 at l. O'Clock al the Exchange salesrooms,
No IN Broadway
(saie by order OF executors Of George W. Brownel.
last Fifteenth street.-The valuable three story ana
basement bric2 double Dwelling and three Lots OF
Ground north side, l25 feet east Of Ffth avenue AMI
known East Fifteenth street. 45xj3 feet and ex
tension feet; plot ~ ground 75XlU3.S feet
25th slreclkour Lots, north side, loo feet west
OF Eighth avenue; lots 25xltO and two lots Sxl5Q
ieet Maps at No 3 Pine street.
MORRIS WILKINS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MI sale Of han isomr Household Furniture Mt auctiUn-
r. H. LUDLOW CO. will sell. at auc ion, on Thursday.
june 1875 II O'Clock a. Mt, At the private residence
No. 81 West Ihrty-rst street, near Eighth avenue.
handsome Household Furniture, Mirrors, CarpeGl &cs
Parti uars IN tuesdays papers
lTARsHALs sALE.-SEEBACHER DFLMOCR,
vi Auctioncer salesrOOms l6t Chatham street, VIII
Tuesday, June i az O'CLOCK, Mt NO 10 FIRST
avenue, the contents Of the Hat ana 1ap store
a. BtRNBAuM, Marshal.
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1O EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-THE LET. PLtA-
a = ant Rooms for gentlemen with Breakfast IL de-
sIredi references exchanged.
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THE THREE STORY HIGH sTOoP BROWN STONE
Il stone House o. Prospect place, between fOryeec
ond and Fortythird streets. three blocks from Grand
Central depot: all modern imp royements in perfect
order; rent $50 Apply 10 W. y MELDRUM lS2 Church
street
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ITO LET UNFURNIS HED-A BEAUTIFUL LARGE
IL the neghborhcod OF BTeyoort house. Address l. r.
box 6l Herald office
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FURNISHED FLOOR WITH ALI CuNVENIENCES
for housekeeping; rent low to respec table party
a so back Parlar Tor gentlemen, 81 per week. Ud
Greenwich street.
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81 WEST TWENTY.S .COND STREET-NEWLY
= and elegantly furnished Rooms singly - suite;
location unsurpasscd convenient to all the leading
hotels, restaurants and clubs; ios gentlemen, without
board
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TEao LET UNFURNISHED.-A LARGE ROOM SUIT
u able for dentist or physician, convenient to the
Homeopathic Medical College and College of Dentistry
viii DO rented to good tenant address +. A NJ, IA
Herald upown Branch office.
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GTKAM POWER, WITH WELL LIGHTED ROOMS
~ large and small Basement first and second Floors,
IA Centre street Apply 70 q 4. nALL ~ Elm street
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mo LET-THE SPACIOUS STORE $50 THIRD AVE-
nne, 251l5 feet in depth, with two Lofts above suit
hbie for furture piano dry goods fancy goods bus
ness, with large slow windows nited up, and gas TX
lures complete. Apply 10 JOHN FETTRLTCu L2a
Broadway.
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(STORE AND LOFTS NORTHEAST CORNER GRAND
~ and Elm streets suitable stationery, nat
and cap, clothing business; very i'm
mediate tenant. d. y. ORRrLfA 29l Broadway.
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IAMts CAGNLY, AUCuoNEER, Il ABINGDON
y square Eighth avenue, ADVANCES made on con-
sgnmens Of merchandise Of every description, Furni
ture Pianos Diamonds Plate, &c also storage IN hrst
class building.
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6SToRE TO LET-UN NINTH AVENUE, no. 4l5;
~ has been ewclry store Tor 10 years; old stand
Apply the premises.
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rJlO LET-THE STORE NO. go BoNERY; SUITABLE
tor any business; good location; reduced rent APP
ply premises
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A NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
II Parl0r rst door 10 let permanently or for occa.
sonal use; 70 quiet parties only Address - a. g.
o.
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GFoRE TO LkT-577 SEVENTH AVENUE ONE
~ door south OF Forty street. side OF street,
size z6x40; large windows, SO per month";
Apply 10 W. LESS TER, ~ West FIFTY second street
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Joseph SHONGoOD. AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE OIL
- Madison street will sell at public auction, or Mon.
May 81 the aud Fixtures OF the large Grocery
No. 33i West twenty fh street. consisting OF Teas.
Conees, sugars spice. soap, starch, &c, &c also
Horse Wagon Harness and arge Awning; three largo
Counters g. sale positive without reserve IN los "
81
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An ELEGANTLY FURNIs 70 21FOOT CORNER
N st0no Dwelling, allEiraby l0ca Il Murray ttll.
only b3,5D offices Il Pine street 30 iHs cyeuteenth
street N X. StENENsON, Jr.
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q COMMERCE STREET. NEAR BLRECKRR, WEST
~ part OF the city-fo let in private American fam
lily; large, neatly furnished front Room aud hall Room
adjoining on reason able terms.
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RIO LET-FrRNISHED OR uNFCRSI.HEn TuR
Whole Part oil brown st0nc House. IN best neigh
l0rhood. nj reasonable price Apply premises, No
80 East Eighteenth street
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ELEGANT ROOMS TO RENT 10 GENTLEMEN
~ without Board, on Twenty-thrd street near it'll
avenue, private family; members OF clubs pre-
ierrci Address II. NJ r. box l25 Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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o. FOURiH AyLNUE MAR TWENTY FIFTH
sD1 sfreeL-Des'ribe newly furnished Rooms 10
let convenient u several excel ut restaurants; terms
reasonable references exchanged.
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1O7 EAST SIXTEENTH STR ET NEAR IRVING
= piace.-tiandsome three story basement frame
House, three rooms deco; rent $3.50 RlCuAED ".
HARhEfT, III Broadway
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% LAFAYETTE PLACE.-LARGE, HANDS0M Fly
)C furnished front Rooms 10 let on second floor
terms 50 per week also, Room on fourth door - per
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THREE STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT 25 WEST
4 Ihirtyourth street, near seyenth avenue; de-
srabie location Tor dentist Dny private ami-
ly possession once. THOMAS d. ROBINSON,
20 Nassau street.
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RIO LET-FoR LIGHT MANUFACTURING, ONE OK
IL two light Lofts 90 square IT A. and A. Spring
etrset Apply on premises TO j. YoUNGS.
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on WEST TwENTY-TEIRD STREEr-A HAND
~ somely furnished second door front Room aud
Bedroom, with dressing ami bathroom attached to let
70 gentlemen; references
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TO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
1 House with all modern Improvements, lot 5Oxl00,
fine garden and grapevine in tighty nth street be-
first and econd avenues con venient 70 Harlem
will he lei low u responsible tenant Apply
BALHE, l3i Duane street
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ToshPH ShoNGooD, AUCTONEER OFFICE 81
y Madison street sells tomorrow, az lOh o'clock az
l56 COumba street. South BROOKLYN stock and Fixtures
OF a Fancy anu Gentleman's Furnishing Goods; also
House Furnishing, in lots Dealers invited.
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(HuRCH PROPERTY At AUCTION AT RAILWAY
~ N j., ~ miles from New York, on Tuesday, June l.
at 3 o'clock r. NJ on the premises, Milton avenue al
Joining Pennsy wanna Railroad depot the Church be-
longing to First Baptist church with Lot 100 feet 'front.'
also story frame Lecture Room the street. on
corner lot; an excellent location for business or manu-
featuring purposes, Tor which buildings can be easily,
altered. Title perfect Trains leave foot Of C0rtAndt
tan ~
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NICELY FURNISHED Room Win ALL MOD.
~ crn improvements 20 let 70 gentleman 81 qulet
habtts, II $50 East Fifty 1rst street. BECK
place location very desirabie, cool and quiet; new
swimming baths al foot OF street, reference required,
Gail after T.. III
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RIO LET-A NICE LITTLE TWO STORY HIGH sTOO
4 basement House, NO Si2 Ninth avenue corner FiitS
hth street, vita modern improvements. newly patnte
throughout; rent S1UO good neignbOrhood. Apply
owner BOB Vest Forty eighth street.
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10 EPH SHoNGOOD, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 81
81 Madison street sells on Tuesday, June l, at ls3
Hester street, anu Fixtures OF Grocery Store an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30

90 EAST TwENTY.sIxTH STREET NEAR MADI
90 son square.-A large Room second Hoor, front
also Oher Rooms. tor gentleman only, without board.
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FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
- hense, on hurray MI S2 per month other, sl21,
Kl2l siga Unurnshed good Oest ulrs 81 Sge0 Sl0JU
~ 100 ~ 81, sgO, sl.5is Si,oUJ r. sAOn Al &.
LOOMS b4 sixth avenue, fhrt3 eignih street.
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Oh GARDEN STREET HOB0KEN.-
OF Rooms 70 let, suit BILE hou sckeep8 hot aud
cold water aud hath convenient to ferries rent
So per month
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NOR RENT-WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, STORES
~ and Lofts for ma nuiacurng purposes Apply 10 en-
eineer premises, lT5 Hester street, or A. T. MLlhR
81 Walker street
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH ALL CONyENIENCES
70 let, in private house to gentleman; terms >,
per week. No Charles street, between Greenwich
slYenna and MaYerley place.
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A HANDSOMELY FURNT BED HOUSE FOR IHE
III fOrty-tllrd street sixth avenue;
$40 per month. 70 small private family. GA.Bl a
GSCHBACn, l,ZsS Broadway, Hnder brand Hotel
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~ THIRD AvENUE-FURNISHED ROOMS FROM
80 81 TO 50 per Wees 10 one or two gentlemen or Tor
light housekeeping.
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G50 no LET, FURNISHED, LOWER PART OF
pJOs handsome brown stone House III West
Fortydfth street, also pretty Cottage large garaen, one
hour rom ely.
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oD5 PER MONTH.-TO LET OR FOR SALE
POI nicely finished brick Dwellings with modern
improvements, III kightY-secOnd street between ave-
MUGS A and 3. Go and see the$n Apply the prem.
or 70 the owner, T. kiLPAfRICk SO East seventy
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30
Unfurnlshed.

PERFECT GEM.-LARGE FOUR STORY HIGH
IN stop brown stone Housei painted and frescoed
throughout; complete order; below the Park, near
TiMPsoN PEET 1.ass broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-30

nCRNISHED APARTMEN 5 ON FIRST FLOOR
Il with convenience tor housekeeping. gas, bath, hot
and. cole water with privilege OF kitchen 2lo Las
thirty fifth street.