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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-07
THE REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY.

STREET SCENES IN MoNTEvIDEo DURING AN
ELECTION RIoT-A POLITICAL PARTY COUP
ACCOMPLISHED IN BLooD-PREE CITIZENS
MAssACRED FOR THE GAIN OF PRESIDENTIAL
AsPRANTs
MoNTEvIDEo, s. A., Jan. Ia, 1875.
This CITY, as You are aware, Is peculiarly pictur-
esque. and al once one OF the neatest and ceanest
in south America. 1t is situated in LATITUDE "a
deg. IS min. south and longitude So deg. Is mn
west, on a peninsula formed by an estuary of the
east from the more important though less attrac-
1--WE town of Bucnos Ayres.
TIE POPULATION
is estimated at over 100000, the Italian emigration
or late years having largely augmented the num-
Der OF residents. The streets are OF fair width,
conveniently laid out and generally well paved
and the public and private buildings are in many
Instances worthy comparison with some OF the
finest IN European or American capitals.
Uruguay Is
osrRNsIBLY A REPUBLIC,
but speaking canJidly, when the numerous politi.
cal outbreaks and lawlcss outrages upon decency
and decorun are considered IN conjunction with
the stereotyped scenes of bloodshed and rapine,
this country may bc appropriately described as
a state oi constitutional anarchy.
AN ELECTION AND RIOT.
The election fracas Of Sunday, the 10Th inst. OF
which the readers OF the HERALD have already had
Geographic advices, is but . repetition OF those
sudden and ssddening acts OF assassination and
butchery which for many years have especially
disgrsced different south American states.
PARTY RIVALEIES.
Ever since the year 1855, wnen General Flores
Invoking the aid OF tue Brazilian government
aud ASSISTED oy the gducto eleioent) came into
power the Blanco party, composed OF the most
educated Of the community, nave had 10 submit
10 a scmi-miiitary government ana 10 party
which placed it, main reliance upon the support
OF the ignorant masses. Twice since then the
Bancos have attempted tn overthrow the govern.
ment ana in each case the foreign population and
mercantile classes warmly adhered " the cause VI
TIE party IN authority.
MUNICIPAL MISREPRESENTATION AND RIOT.
Last sunday the municipal election tock pace,
and resulted In scene OF brutal ASSASSINATION and
rapaclty which will make It's damning mark Ia
the countrys history Tor many years TO come.
Forcseelng the probability OF defeat a~the polls
tne c1ndoD,berO or anucho party mad intro
duced a number OF their outawed adhercDts lnJO
the public plaza ana upon prec0Dcerted signal
being gwen an iDdiscrimiDate and horriOlc
butchery began. some o. the ruflans had been
stationed on tue houscLops. and others mad the
audacty o clmD The cnurcn towers, rom whence
tney coOiy shot Gown iato the am AZ evsr' We"
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COMMON PLEAS-GENERAL TERM.
Before Cnel Justice DAILY and Judges Loew ana
Day.

Day.
CHARGE OBJ MALICIOUS PROSECUTION.
Lucas Thompson vs.. Alexander Lumley ct al
This was action TO recover $4,000 damages for
alleged malicious prosecution. 1t appears that
Alexander Lumley was INDEBTED TO the piaintlf
Tor GOODS sold; that upon endeavOring to collect
the debt debtor could not be found At his store
corner Broadway and Fourth street, but his
brother, Edward Lulnley, " as there and gave such
answers to the inQairies made OF him IN regard to
the whereabouts and residence OF his brother that
the PLAINTIFFS attorneys advised him 10 apply for
an attachment against the debtors property as a
nonresident. An affidavit wan accordingly pre-
pared and sworn 30 by the person to wnOm Ed
ward Lum ey had given said Information
and 10 this another afiidavit was az
tached, In when the paintlr made oath
that the defendant was nOn-resldent, and
Ielerrlng therein 10 tie af1davS annexed.
Upon these attachment was granted, wnlch
was aiterward vacated upon prOol made BY the
debtor mat he resided In thls city and had during
AL the time ne was searched for not been absent
lherelrom. Tnereupon the defendants made am
davis before Ponce Justice cox that the plaintiff
haa committed wNtui and corrupt perjury IN
when, IN fact, he was resident. The painnn
was arrested upon warrant Issued by Justice
Cox and acid to bail IN $1,000; but upon an ex'
ANIMATION, alter the prosecution had Closed the
charge was dismissed, me Judge holding That NO
wil'ul ana corrupt intent had been proven. The
plaintiff then brought this action Tor damages,
anu, upon the thai III the Court below, upon the
closing OF plalntlfrs evidence mouOn ON benaf OF
dele ndants to dls miss the cOmpla was granted,
the ground thal tue piaintir mad aiied 70 show
q want OF probable cause. From TINS the plaintiff
Appeared, and the General Term has Just reversed
the Judgment and ordered new trial, holding
that the Judge at Trial Term erred III taking the
case from the jury, lnasmucn AS the evidence OF
the plalnt1u was sufficient to snow want VI prob
able cause on me part al the defendants IN pro-
curing tue arrest OF tne plalntl, they being fully
aware az the ume OF the facts winch prompted
the plaintif 10 make the aidavlt OF noD-residence,
ana these facts having been represented as being
true by the debtor's own brother OF the prose-
cutors .
Blumefstel and Ascher for plaintiff c. Balm
bridge Slnltn for deienCants.
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TONES POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY.

RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY.
Thomas stephens, VINO keeps a second hand
store at No. l3 New Chambers street, was held
yesterday in default OF ST. 600 TO answer the charge
OF receiving stolen property. From the AFFIDAVIT
OF Mr.. Charles Smith, OF No. 3s Liberty street, it
appears tnat he on the 18th uiL lost from in 'front.'
OF MS store at The above number wDeelbarrow
valued at sls. Since that time until yesterday he
saw nothing OF the property when ne happened
recognize IL exnlnlted Tor sale In front OF Mr..
STEPHENS establishment. Tne Junk man, when
man named Bonner, who resided at No. l25 Cherry
street. Search or Mr.. Bonner proved futile, and
Mr.. Stephens langusnes in the absence OF bet
ter account as 10 now he became possesse d Of the
barrow.
A MAN OF MANY COATS.
Yesterday Mr.. Charles Jackson took four coats
from Mr.. JACOB iahn's store at No. CO Bowcry, and
was caught by Oncer Moran, OF the Fourteenth
precinct. He saidhe did not think ne was guilty.
nut the Court locked him up TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury
A PIcKpocKET CAUGHT.
Edward Wilson, OF No. 13s Elizabeth street, was
held, IN default OF bail, to answer the charge OF
having stolen from Edward Lusk SO SO while that
individual was standing In the hallway OF No. 1874
BOwesy.
DISHONEST CLERK.
John D. Boyd a clerk In the employ OF Bernard
s. Gibson, OF No. vestry street, was yesterday
held in default OF bail 20 answer the charge OF
having appropriated TO his own use SIS 10 OF his
employers money. lie had been sent, II appears
to co lect a bill Tor t6at amount from ID. Spades
No. 6O5 HUDSON street, and had obtained the
money for which he never accounted TO MI
Gibson.
CANDY MEN, ATTENTION
Andrew Shayers and Henry Menager, VINO keep
o pr7ze candy store at No. Is Park row. were
arrested yesterday by Onicer Myers, Of the Second
precinct, on the charge OF violating the Lottery
4. inf Al N a nd q n
packages OF candy. winch cost i've cents each. and
IL tne six IN he ound two orders Tor SILVER quarter
dollars. Notwithstanding MS brilliant success he
made the charge and Judge Smith fixed the bail
at the nominal sum OF 800. lie intends 20 make
the present test case, as the frequency OF arrests
ia this class OF cases Is becoming alarming.
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SUIT ON AN ASSIGNMENT OF A
CLAIM.

During the years when the old Tweed Ring four
isned William co Logan advanc0i q ume! Gus SUNS
TO city employees on assignment OF claims against
the city. and on the bursting up OF the Tweed con-
Germ, several OF these employees we're discharged.
Some OF them are Low lmpecunious, but others
are able to pay, AMI Mr.. Cohegan Is taking steps
TO recover payment. On behalf OF Mr.. Collegan,
sult was brought some nine months ago In the
Marine Court against Mr. James Barclay, who for
merry held the position OF CITY Librarian, for
$3.50 paid by hum to Barclay, for claim that
Barclay alleged he he'd against he corpora
non OF the city, Tor services rendered the
Board OF Canvas-ers Ia lS1 The city refused
10 recognize the valinisy OF the claim, ar Cole
gau aired recover. Then Barclay, on failure OF
the warranty Of Title, made q written assignment
OF The CAIN to. Coe- IAN, and the ASST Dment was
prOduced on the trial, and Is Was discovered that
IT contained guarantee OF payment. Notlon W as
made 10 amend tue complaint and suit was
brought on tue guarantee, and the Geience inter-
posed thar the guarantee was Procured by
fraud or mIstase, aud The Judge ignored the guar
antee altogether, but neld tGe claim 10 be e9 al
one, when the Guy should pay. Judgment WAS
the e ore gwen Tor dsIend2lt, with costs. Plain
III appealed to General Term; the case was on
January las, ana yesterday morning decision was
rendered reversing the Judgmen, ana giving judg
ment absolute for plalnun, on the ground that
tneie was evidence the qua aDtee had been
executed by mistake, and mat me party WAS
bound by his contract when no fraud OK conce al
nent was pfactised.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.
Before Judge Donohue.

TRYING TO MANDAMUs THE COMPTROLLER.
Thomas Green, taxpayer, having a claim
against the city, applied through Mr. william r.
Mcnamara, his counsel. TO Comptroller Green for
access the papers which his claim was
founded, which was refused. HIS counsel yester-
day app led IN this court Tor q mandamus against
the Comp.roll r TO compel him u grant access TO
tue papers In question. Judae Donohue refused
the Application on the ground thar there was no
u0f that the caiInant Is a taxpayer or tlat q
power OF attorney mad been gwen 10 counsel
In the case. Mr. rkson. Assistant Corpora, ION
the papers had oeen mislaid and that copies OF the
same would be cheeriully furnished to Jre oppOs-
ing counsel Mr.. Mcnamara thought he oughl 10
have costs Tor the trOnbe ne had oeen put ", but
Judge Dononue thought otherwise.
ATTACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.
Judge D0nonue Yesterday vacated, by consent,
the attachment recently granted against the
properly OF Valentine Gleason, IN the SUIT brought
ny Adolph orig against Andrew l.. Roberts b
Gleason. AS VIII be remembered, Roberts Glea-
son are charged with being Implicated IN the for
ceres OF the New YORK, Buffalo and Erie Railroad
bonds. The attachment against Roberts property
still remains
In the SUIT brought by the Nassau Bank to re-
cover a note Tor $4,000, lndUrsed by Bent amin
+. Amen. President OF The deluncs Cook County
National Bank oi Illinois, an attachment was
granted yesterday against the property OF Mr..
Allen. The ground vi the attachment was that
Mr.. Alien Is non resldeifJ.
An attachment was also granted yesterday
against the Peoples Bank OF TidIoute Pa. on the
ground OF the banks non-resldence. The suit IS
ON note OF S25. 900, brought by the New York
Loan and Trust Company OF his city.
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kind II IL the universal rule ~
ton that where general enactment Is followed by u
special anactmeE tho subject the at'r enact.
ment ard cortrols the earlier Pr Erie,
Oh. D., Is &. b. \. \ ~
The motion Of the Consul General i deniei.
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MARKET POLICE COZ
Before Judge Otterbourg.
I .ApcFNY ny TRICK AND DEVICE

LARCENY BY TRICK AND DEVICE.
henry Brown, OF No. Al Porsyth street, saw an
advertisement in the stats zettu1ag for German
VINO spoke English and ad $50 cash the work
required easy and the pay good. The advertise.
meat pnrpOsted TO emanate rom Sir. Stone Of
no. IL Bieeckcr street. lie answered IL, and on
depositnR the $50 was engaged. lie received
nudi ne supposed was q receipt, but vas In reality
pTDbissOfy notc or the amount at sixty DAYS.
va repairing 10 the place next morning stone
was no 10 DC iouGdi ne watched the place for
several IOnrs ana AZ last cOllared the swiDdier.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ENGAGED
LsTEiN--BARNARD.-SIMoN r. HEIsrErN. OF
Baltimore, Md, 10 GRACE BARNARD, OF this CITY,
No cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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ONE OF THE BLACK FRIDAY JAY
GOULD SUITS.

Judge Donohue gave a decision yesterday on
motion in one OF the Black Fraay suits against
Jay Gould, the particulars OF wAich nave been
published ia the HERALD. The motion was made
to set aside the complaint as ioreg lar, on the
ground 81 variance rom the summons, IN the suit
Of William J. LivermoFe, and another against Jay
Gould, James b. Bach and others. the suit is
brought TO recover the difference between the
price at which. it rs alleged in the complaint, the
gold was sold to the defendant at the Gold Ex-
change the memorable 18th OF September,
1869, ana the price at which he plain
TINS were mpeed to sell II, upon tue al.
legged lailure o. tae deiendants 10 receive ana
pay for n wnen uellVe ed. The DEFENDANTS cOun.
sci claimed that I'll summons was issued under
subdivision l o section 129 of tie Code, and the
complaint sets IN a cause of action which re-
Quireu the issuance OF summons under sub
dlvisIOn OF section l2e, and tnat the nrst sub
DIVISION is intended to apply TO those only
where the CLERK in case OF deiaut OF the defend
ants IN answering, couid, upon examination oftDe
complaint, assess the amount OF recovery: but, IN
no case, could applv TO an act on Tor brea n OF a
contract where the damages were untquldated.
Judge Donohae granted the motion, giving leave,
however, to ,he plaintiff 10 amend MS summons.
John w. Sterling appeared In iavor oi the motion
and J. j. Marvin IN OPPOSITION.
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Action to Recover Old AS
signment Claims.
Humiliation Of Consular Jurisdiction in Our
Ccurts---important Decision.
THE TEMPLETON AABEAS CORPUS

Tue Supreme Court, General Term, will to-
morrow give decisions in causes argued before
Al during the January term. These Will be
looked forward 10 with great interest as many OF
tne cases involve nice legal questions ana OF
great importance 10 tue Bar generally anu ~ the
htigants themselves.
6nal hearing OF argument in ;ne stephen H.
Knapp will case was heard yesterday Oeore Sur
roga5e Hutchngs, III the ourro.ate's Court. Deci-
sion reserved.
Application was made yesterday in Supreme
Court, Chambers, before Judge Donohue, on be-
half Of Duncan :. Tempeton, by Mr. John d.
townsend, MS counsel, for writ OF haoeas cor
pos, with view to secure the release of Temple
ton on oail. Tempeton was convicted in the
General Sessions OF attempt 10 mnTder ms
vie and sentenced 10 seven years and six months
III state Prison. TINS Judgment was reversed In
the General Term and new trial ordered, ana an
appesl Is now pend ng IN the Court OF Appeals
from the decision OF the General Term. The writ
was granted ana the argument II he case will be
heard on M0hday
TIE $3.50 600 SUIT AGAINST RICHARD
b. IRWIN.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company does not
vest coutented with the inauisltorial researches
81 the commitAee OF Congress appointed 10 find
out 70 whom Richard b. Irwin paid $3.50, 600 OF
ITS money 70 influence, As alleged the passage
81 the Pacific Mall subsidy bill; but, claiming that
such disbursement, If there was any dlsburse-
nent was without It's knowledge or AUTHORITY. is
more anxious about getting the money into its
cwn Golfers again. suit, as heretofore stated in
1he HERALD. has been commenced IN the supreme
Court III this city by the company against Mr..
IRWIN, with a view To the recovery OF the money.
The following papers, giving the groundwork Of
the legal proceedings thus lar, which were used in
. motion IN the case yesterday before Judge DOnO-
hue, il supreme Court, Chambers, will furnish an
aodeDda OF instructive reading to the published
examinations before the committee.
THE COMPLAINT.
rms IS rather a model document in this line OF
legal literature. IL comes plainly TO the point
with nothing OF that redundancy generally charac
1erizing papers OF THIS description-a redundancy
that is very apt TO grow more redundant in pro-
portion 10 the amount involved The following IS
the com palnt:-
The Pacific Mail -teamship Company Plaintiff.
Ecbard h. Irwin, Defendant -lhe complaint Of the
Plaintiff. which appears III ths acrion by henry Ben
hctt IT. attorney, respectfully shows
fUsf-ih2t during the period within when the tran
sGcfions hereinafter forth took place IL
now, corporation duly organized under tGe laws OF
State OF new York
Second-inst on the .4h day OF May 1872 the city
81 New York there into oil oete ndsut
while acting confidential ageut OF plant II and
trustee and in The course OF nus duties >iCn trustee
The aggregate amount Of s15lOO IN s& 1idcreut install
menus amounts follows, wit
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THE COURTS.
The Pacific Steamship Company
Twins $4,000 Wanted.

THE BLACK FRIDAY JAY GOULD SUITS.
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To Let or Lease.

RIO LET-sI2 BLOOMFIELD STREET HoBoKEN, A
three story and basement philadelphia brick
House. with brown stone stoop and trimmings in per-
feet order; modern improvements; rent 5000 Inquire
on the premises
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TARRYTOWN-TO LET WITH IMMEDIATE
n possession, two elegantly furnished Houses; all
modern improvements nice grounds stables &c. river
views rents low; season year. ). EMBERSON, $50
Sixth
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LNOR sALE-AT Delaney PARK, WESTMINSTER
county, one hour from Fort second street several
Cottages ana villas S601O 81 500 Sl20J0, and
$4,000 oatng bathing ana fishing; aiso choice shore
Property ut Rye, very low.
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PROPERTY OUT or TIE CITY FOF
SALE OR TO RENT.

A RARE cHANCE-A CHOICE FARM OF ~ ACRES.
n Ia Bucks county the Garden Of Pennsy lvanla) for
sale with stock, crops &c very rich smooth land
ming water, me- substantial buildings; stone dwelling
large barn, carriage house piggery hennery, 8c nice
pienard choice fruit; Ocahon unsurpassed for beauty
lHd nealthfulness; mile from large, nourshlng
own; "a hours from Philadelphia milk and IA passeI
ger trains daily; sh hours TO New York; a beautiful
home; cash market; nne roads this farm by
gentleman ~ years. price including two fine Horses,
SIX Cows, 20 Chickens Carriage. Harness, two Wagons
Farming Implements and Tools only 5000 $500 ca sn
balance easy. Apply to EUGENE WALRER, lie East sew
enteenth street. New York, or address GEORGE L.
WALKER Qnakertown, Bucks county, Pa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE, WITH ALL
n modern conveniences; about acres lawn and gar
den; VIII DO leased low To a private family.
GEO. Ii, PEfRIE, I1S Broadway.
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AT sPUYTtN DUYvIL.-To LET. A FURNISHED
n House, 10 rooms barn. two acres, abundance Of
fruit good shade fine lawn and croquct ground. See
owner, $40 Pearl street -
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ITO LET OR LEASE-FURNIsHED OK UNFUR-
Il nished, at Summit, n. j.. elegant French roof
House, containing besides all modern conyenences ten
finished rooms bath room with hot and cold water;
cellar with stationary tubs and furnaces location good
Ave minutes walk Of the depot Apply 10 j. H. DON
NELLY, on the pre- misses
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Ht0O WILL LEASE 20 ACRES GOOD GARDEN
gtOO land, Orchards and Dwellings, near Hoboken;
STU 81 acres Grass farm near Rye lake. Westchesler
UNDERHIlL 24o Broadway. room g.
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DOCKAWAY.-THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL TO
IL let furnished or unfinished; also hue Refresh
ment saloon TO let Inquire Of J. McKIM, FAR Rocka-
way.
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MOUNT VERNON, n. Y-lO0XIc0 FEET LOT, TWO
I story Dwelling. barn. &e all in best order for sale
yOaS 6 RANKIN, Zeal Estate Broker Mount Vernon.
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ITO RENT-Sl. 0JO-AN UNUSUALLY PRETTY HOUSE,
In the best part of Brooklyn, +. ID. Is rooms Apply
to y CoCKCROFT, 81 Cedar street.
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INN ACRES OF LAND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
Ivy at Pelham, high ground close 70 Bsrstow station
on Harlem River and Portchester Railroad free
mortgage to exchange for Harlem low priced city
Houses +. 9. c. 5. BROWN, 90 Broadway.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

A 7 YONKERS-TF You WANT HOUSE, FUR
~ nished or unfinished, for the year at
very reasonable rent call address YoUMANs,
agent at Yonkers
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DAY RIDGE, 80 MINUTES FROM WALL STREET.
ID 70 exchange, modern Gothic Cottage II rooms. lor
Place at Flushing unencumbered.
CURLEY II Centre streat
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DLAINFIELD. N J.-LARGE THREE STORY
/ mansard roof House, eight minutes walk from
depot. containing IL worth $3.50 will be rented
for 500 per year. Inquire Of w. H. SMoCK, Brokaw
Bros, "a Fourth avenue
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ITO LET-DEslRABLE RESIDENCE IN NEWARK.
il n j., near depot; II rooms; all modern improve
ments X. w. WILDE. 20 Cortlandt street
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SALES AT AUCTION.


II s. HERTs 4 SONS AUCrIONEERs,
III. AZ Park Place ana IA Murray street.
IMPORTANT SPECIAL PEREM9ToRf SALE or
RICH AND ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK OF
Mr.. CONRAD BOILER.
TO BE SOLD POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY u and Is
AT 1917 O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
AT OUR NEW AND SPACIOUS TABLESPOONS.
IL PARK PLACE and II MURRAY STREET
the new Post office,
The stock embraces every variety OF rosewood and
walnut paror chamber library and dining room FurnI-
ure, rich inaid Cabinets, parlor Tables fedesals,
Eases Wardrobes Armoire Bookcases &C., &c. all e
which made by MIR Boiler for first class city reta
trade and fully guaranteed; the goods nave Deeu
removed FROM his ON fwentythird street
salesro0ms and will be sold positively withou
any reserve whatever in consequence OF M; boiie
having retired from busine they VIII De on e1nlDuon
on Monday and Tuesday, and will be found Wen wortny
the inspection OF those in search OF really elegant Fur
niture.
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no BROOKLYN-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
first class double Residence all improvements finest
location large, beautiful grounds; handsome stable
fruit in abundance; near four car routes. Address
BEEkMAN, Herald office.
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A THREE STORY HOUSE, 81 BANK STREET TO
~ let-l0 rooms; all improvements; hne ORDER rent
$l,U0O; immediate possession. 4. L. Il. T. BURNHAM.
6Ug Hudson street
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brooklyn OR SOUTHERN PROPERTY WANTED
- In exchange Tor a ane mo ern suburban Resi-
pass the door; photograph at our Office.
J. o. noYT sos, III Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A WHOLESALE STOCK OF IMPORTED MEL
n chaEdise, In original packages at wholesale price
TO exchange In whole part Tor some cash and nsa
by property. A. BLOMQVfST. $50 Nassau street