The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1866, Page 8

onan ree FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Monpay, Sept, 24—6 P. ‘phe stock market has been frm to-day, under, prisk @emand for the leading speculative railway sb¥res, and peices generally experionced a slight advanoy, Buyers for a rise are encouraged by the extreme a¥,undance of money and the prospect of tts long cour muance, and fee! disposed to speculate more boldly a¥ the season ad vances, Loans are offered freely at four percent, while 8 few houses are enabled to supply thy omeelves at three, "Phe exceptions at five per cent are unimportant, The @iscount line offers but a very limt¥od field for the em- ployment of capital, owing to the # nall amount of com- mercis! paper offering, and the dest grade is still in re- quest, at 6a 3{ percent, The st¥.1ement of the associated banks of this city forthe week sending on Saturday jast is without any change of impeviance, The loans, owing parily to a clorical error in the; returr, of one of the banks Jast week, and Im some degree to investments in recuri- ties for the sake of employyig idle funds, show an in- orease of $1,970,662, Th¢, specte has increased to the extent of $305,242, leavityg the amount nominally in the Danks $7,662,611, Tlye circulation has decreased $580,990, the deposits $449,984, and tho legal tender Botes $345,643, The dytails of the.present and previous statements stand aswader:— Soptemter 15, September 22, $210 177 108 224,394 863 90,428, 189 ‘The clearings and balayices for the two weeke were:— ‘uartan Balances, Weok ending Sept, 15. .9,.$567, 299,212 $25,200,052 ‘Week ending Sept. 22; .”.. "605,200 424 21,128,960 At the eatly session’ of the open board the market was rather active and ster.dy. Erie sold at 7534 and Michi- gan Southern at £474, Ab the firet regular board it was fiom, with a well di¥iributed business, New York Cen- tral closed 34 bighey, than at the same time on Saturday, Reatiig %, lindis Central 34, Cleveland and Pitts- ‘borg +, Clevelan/] and Toledo %, Northwestern pre- ferred 34, Fort Wayne $, Ohio and Mississippi certif- eates %, Cumtierland 14, Mariposa %—preferred 1. Brio closed % lower, Michigan Central 4%, Rock Island 34. Government securities were dull and rather heavy. @enyon sixes of 1831 were 3g lower, coupon five-twen- ties of 1862 4(, issue of 1865 3%. Seven-thirty notes wera ‘amaltered. State stocks were moderately active. North Carolina sixes advanced 34. Tennessee sixes, new, were 3 lower. At the one o'clock sessions the market continued firm. At the half-past two board there was no mate- vial change in prices or in the speculative temper, with the exception of Cumberland, which @howed an advance of 2% under the manipulation of a eliquo who expect to saddle the rubbish on the street; ‘but if the buyers of stocks are wise they will leave such ‘wortbiess stuff alone, neither selling it “short? nor bny- ing it fora rise, for in either case they will be playing againat loaded dice. New York Central closed \ higher, Reading \, Cleveland and Toledo 1%, Rock Island %, Mariposa 3, Western Union Telegraph %. Cleveland ‘end Pittsburg was 3 lower, Northwestern 3%, Mariposa Preferred 34. State stocks were steady. Government seeurities remained tnactive. Coupon five-twentios of 2862 advanced 34. Ten-forties were 4 lower, At the open board at three o'clock prices had an up- ‘ward tendency, Now York Central sold at 107%, Erie 10%, Reading 116%, Michigan Southern 84%, Rock Island 111%, Quicksilver 5254, Mariposa preferred 9414, @umberiand 62. There was subsequently a further im- Prevement in a portion of the Mst and the markot closed firm, the quotations at half-past five being ‘as under:—New York Central 106% a 3g, Erie 75% a %, Boudson 12134 a 122, Reading 116% a %, Michigan Sovthern 84% a 85, Cloveland and Pittsburg 87 a \, Northwestern 36 a %—Aitto preferred 67% a 68, Cl Mand and Toledo 120 a 3%, Rock Island 111% a 112, Fort ‘Wayne 106% a 3, Ohio and Mississippi certificater 2914 a %, Canton 533, a 64%, Cumberland 62%, Quick+tlver 82% a 5, Mariposa 14% a 3{—dilto preferred 34% a %, ‘Western Union Telegraph 56% a 57; compound interest motes wero quoted thus:—June, 1864, 117% a 117%; July, 117.0%; August, 1163} @ 116%; October, 116%; Deeember, 114% a 114%; May, 1865, 112% a 113, August, 111% a 34; September, 110% 9111; October, 3K aK. ‘The gold market has develop'd increased firmness, and ‘@here was less dispositfon shown to put out ‘shorts.’ ‘The opening price was 14334, followed by an advance to 244%, the closing quotation. The supply of coin for ‘Gelivery was equal to the demand, and loans were mado 903-64 a 1-32 per cent in favor of the lender. The “bears” are anxious that Mr. McCulioch should antici. pate the payment~ of interest on the five-twenty foan, and the prospect of his not doing gs is a source of disappointment to these gentlemen. Many of them are beavily “short,” and have already discounted this prepayment ‘under the impression that in the first instance it would make gold so abundant that they could ‘cover’ their ©ontractsa without advancing the premium, and that pecondly, with the interest paid, there would be a fresh Basis for a rise, the market having been rendered all the ‘Mer sensitive to operations IM that direction in conse- quence of the Treasury disbursement. There is little Probability, however, that Mr. McCulloch will yield to ‘Me solicitations of these Shylocks of the gold market, and we advise him to carefully avoid so doing. Foreign exchange has been doll, but the market is very Grm with arising tendency. For prime bankers’ ‘Dison England at sixty days the drawing rates are 207% 0 107%, and for bills at threo days 10334 0 108%. ‘The market for American securitics in London con Minnes steady, the latest quotations for those and British @onsols belng a8 follows :— Sept. 17, 1. 19, 29 ‘Consols ese 89% bag 80% ations ws 123 72% ai as th TBM 7835 Mining stocks continue active and firm. time yesterday; Kipp & Buell, I Hope Gold was 1c. lower. @an Piag closed 250, highor than at the frst boar, sell fing at $3 50; Kipp & Buell, 100, eelling at $2 35 ‘Quartz Hill, 16e., eelling at $0 95; Bates & Baxter sold Quarta Hill, 10, @t $2.75; Bentod, $1 90; Columbian Gold and Silver, B1 25; Corydon, $5 80; Downlevilie Gold, $1 78; Eagle Gokl, $1; Gunvell Gold, $1 40; Keystone Silver, 18. ; Rocky Mountain, $7 35, ‘The terms of the treaty between France, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland, for the purpose of securing a unt- form scale of money values among them, are worthy of Not, and cominend themeeives to the consideration of all nations, To secure a more complete harmony than Litherto in their meoetary legislation; to remedy the tnconveniences which proas upon the transactions of the respective Siates with each other im consequence Of the diverse value of their coined mopeys, and to ontribute, by the formation of a monetary union, to the progross of uniformity in weights, measures and ‘currency, are the objects seught to be promoted, and thus an example {s set to the rest of the world which it wit ukimately be compelled to follow, and the soonor it doos #0 the better, A universal standard of coinage, weights and measures i¢ much to be desired, and there caw be no Goubt (hat it would greatly facilitate the operations of Sommer e and the adjwatment of the exchanges theough- Without Involving disadvantage to any The more we simplify the aystem of calculasing, Goo, the greater, of course, the saving of labor and time, Fet, from the tonacity with whch the majority of ctvil- Seed nations cling to their complicated systema, @ philo- @ephical observer would be fed to think éhat these mations considered the lows of time and Isbor ine volved in them of but fitue fimportance, That the treaty in question, wiich ft dated Paria, December 23, 1865, is au important step in European Civilization Is generally agreed ‘The four countries con- @erned in the treaty will bo likely to trade with each Other more freely, because more wivaniazeourly, owing % the avoidance of the loses inseparable from Ghanges. Travel also between thos countries cannot ut be groatly facilitated, and travellers will ve spared Seth the annoyance and the cost of exchanging coins of ote standard for those of another, Mutual jntorosts, in Words, will be served to an extent hitherto hardly hended, and as example i# contagious, !n the lan. guage of those who perpetrate bulla, we may look for. ‘ward to further steps being taken before long towards « universal currency, and probably of all systeme, the decimal system of fis country, which France has adopted in her weights aud measures, will be found Practically the best. Respecting the recent bank (ailure at Chicago, which $4 severely commented upon by the journals of that city, one of their number—the Trvume—paye ia The Progecety’ B Bank, or rather Harvey Doolitti¢—who president, cash: fnade ou aasigoment 1 one 1). McDoyd, es ‘reer. ment to one 1). an sible clerk with the law Orm of Horden 4 Of tbe praais pF vabilisies of phe ‘vend’ wae At the frst Doard Amorican Flag closed 26c, higher than at the samo At the second board Ameri. OAR: SR hing! pei ere wanie talon at the time of its far Lo rf ts understood ow ‘the victims will make applica wo the courts a ie the assignment sot aside on cout of its fraudulent pearance, and a receiver appoin'ed. Another local journal remarks:— ) Rank at Chieago The recent fire of Taare cers jase, ad INTERESTING BREACH OF PRON PROMISE CASE IN CHICAGO. banking worse than that of tle 1 da ‘Mr. Doolitile, the owner, ign | A Wentrhy € oak i the books suow astatagut | cineatt for Fnilure to Meet bia Encase hoa tas follows :— ments—An Affectionnate Corresnondence, &e. [From the Chicaga Tribwne, Sent, 227 for bards, standard brands, 3 and 1B%e. |< nominally a decline of i¢e was unchanged. Sales 7O.0W) the, at i6iec. a 1830.5 anna 1h iin enmonnnt aise. whe TALI’ gw was without decided change, Sales 110,000 tha, at waye. froarennn Pa po bbl, The market ruled qutot, bet rane ith salee of'78 bbla, ta bond, at €2e. iad Bea eater AMES ‘itimen Sued By w Lady of Cln- Capital A anit was recently commenced in the Superior Court Doe depo: 70416 | of this chy, which premises im its developments to Duo banks and bankers, 53.410 | excite an interest heyond the ordinary enrrent of lo al matters. It probably involves some of the-doltars of the TOtM, recsrercenscceeesenrcoceressopes accumulated som to the credit of the uceount of Mr. The acts of the ‘concern are foe polos cf 25.000 | RiehaC Spracue, areal estate dealer of this city, who, ea bh, signed by H. Deohttle, C,H Déolittle, L. Dootittle | i¢ nis own etatoment be correct, 1s worth, at the present and B, B Talott, and these four notes are the cop tat | value of property, about half admitiion. “He ta at least ofthe bank. In Addition, there is eash on hand eg anderstood to be the owner of a block of buildinys near a protested draftdrawn by the herry Valley Rank. the Adame House, for which, in the month of Aucust, Y, on the New York Corn Exohanve Rank for ¢”, 200, he was offered $22,000 yearly rental, and other amounts, footing un $110, or #72 082 in ‘Me Sprague i Pre) with having made a promise excess of the tiabilities, A portion of the liabilities i | of marriace which he han neglected. to. pertorm, and $34.84 exchange on the Corn Exchange Rank of New | wheh he now refuses to acknowledge, He is brought York, which was issued the day before the faire The | into court, perhaps, bya little stratery, but. if he he exposure of this rotten concern has made a decided sen- | found guilty, go tightly that the Lis nendenr will provent sation Ip financial circles. him from disposing of the ample means he has bronght 5 tovather,. The complainant is a lady of Cineinnatt, ‘The business transacted at the Sub-Treasury {9 this | CATs ihe action te one of assumnpsity for brea’h of erty to-day was ae follows: — smi, «#4.927.826 For enstoms. Prem: Indv was born tn the elty of Cineinnatl, where she . 2,586.08 Gold notes.... has resided with her parents to the present time. She 95,608,850 has been during six years, preceding the alleged promise ‘The total value of exporta from Boston for the week | of marriage, a teacher inthe Newnort Seminary. | The ending September, 21, including specie, was $49,206, det ndant war an old. friend of the family, but his ac- naintanoe with the dauchter had a more recent origin. against $122,606 for the corresponding week in 1565. a ‘The cash balance In the hands of the Assistant Trea- | bel ven years ince, in the days of Inxurious peace, and ‘ore he made money from the parses of roldiers dur- ing the war, he commenced a, course of lover-like con- Suror in Boston, at the close of business, September 22, | duct He called often to see her then, a knowlnignd ‘was $14,793,147—showing a gain of $455,435, as com- | tmsolf as @ suitor and wrote her tender episttes, in pared with the close of the previous wek. which from “my dear? he proerssed to the ecstacy of The Now Orleans Crescent learns that the railroad from love like lanonage, and addressed her as “My dear and ever remembered and cherished love,” Then he always Atlanta, Ga, to Chattanooga, Tenn.—with the exception ef a few miles below Mar! bas been put In thorengh spoke of the happiness of a married Mie, if cnly she ronning ordar, Several miles of new track have been wonld share tt. laid; new depots, new machine shops, round housor 601 600 293,000 In April or May of 1865, the defendant returned from the wars, He is said to have heen about there busy with apeculition, Te had made Nashville his home, and he had written letters. In these the plaintiff was “my ever many new and substantial bridges have been boilt; ene | ie ee and. he. closed with prayers and Marine Disasters. “wlth gines and cars have been renovated, and everything | benediction, ‘and with the remainder that “T 1 BRtg Barenawce (Bry, Phillinn, fom, Witmincton, NO. Irish Liverpool (het oP ats wae c along the road put ip perfect order, am yours with my affection.” Hts home, be it Aacot on te fren waned 26rd | morose rey Mewes pial The grading of the track of the Wabash, Western and pila thd IR de A ood ee ies Reger: ‘Vincennes Railroad, of Indiana, 1s nearly comploted to He proceeded so far as having pained her heart, to ask Laurel, and the track is laid as faras Matamoros, Work, | and receive the consent and blessings of her mother and brother, the existence of her father, as is nsnal in these however, has stopped at present for the want of tron. Rene Ais ae veaase tee Oe iin Shae The constriction of the track for the extension of the e fall of the year, the days when the need of comnanien- Snssex (N. J.) Railroad to Branchville has been | shtp is felt, should see the twain flesh made one, The plointif thug engaged resigned her situation as teacher. commenced. She contd do little else when so short a spare of timo was atlowed by the anxtety of her lover in which to prepare the paraphernalia of the day. About these timer he her ag “My dear love,” and praved on) ar ‘Ob Lord, who art tn heaven. bless our 2 haris and souls, Be with na, and gude ns and protect us. F, ©. Spra” Having faith im her lover's honor every pre- paration was made for the nuptial cerenfony, but the hymeneal altar was not graced with tha presenga af the Wealthy groom, 4 fetter came instead; fie was boty) “on my houses,” but his love was overflow ne, and the ery was,’ onder even such cirenmstances of mortifiontion, «I have bought about $50.00 worth of property, or in other words eontracted for it’? “f Bot sick running round the town in the hot rom shoy * — Rut there are bettor days coming.’* You are hay dear and best beloved, and respected and honored in my heart, my dear.’? te Time elapsed, The bridal garments’ and the oronge ij 7h) | dlossom wreath wero taid aside for future rise, for from KEW YORK STOCK FXCHANSE, First Sesnion—10: fond nae 2h B14 100 he Onick Mur J wpe dulte a. . my a preferred 25! 220000 1 6's, 1867.. fon 85's, IS71 re} Taw 8 68 189, 0) TS Btn T8831, com. he the 18th of September to the 224 of February t 72 fendan! wrote he wonld, and never brea’ hed he won n't. : 72h Ho proposed to be tn Cincinnatt “anon, anon, sir,)? birt % he never went, His words were, "T will bo in your town iss 2 soon,” bot the greater Preach included the lesser, Chi ied cago afforded him for along time resting place nnd a safe 3y N 6's, excon 65 denosit for bis means, and here he staye! penning let- TO a 24 call 68! tors, words and paragraphs of love, until nnable to loner 400 N Car new bonds 65 poor the day, he was “carried? by his nucle to see 11010 Missourl 6 7 8 “Doe”? in’ Boston. Row much this forved ab- ‘oi 1% sence erieved him he alone can tell. He wroto TO ohio & MI 29 his love from thera that his heart was od 20 aching and he has felt badty for not writing for two days, 298; Even on the day he penned these lines he says, “Tiare 12) Exte dth rnarigags, looked’ at your Ikeness In that lorket twelve doven anny Tait Wab aa ates a times,” About th's time, too, he wishes he had wings oon ie FAWechn i to fly to her, that he'might be’ with her forever. Dur ng Ran PAPCWACC Mm. gah the following April the promise «ent forth that in ten 1200) dw ‘ SiPaulistm 90 days or two weeks the fa.thiess one would return. \ oney 7 elmBkof State ofNY 110 was required, bnt its payment was a thing quite sare, - om nodelny’ could intervene between the hope of the joo ccomplishment of his happiness and his happiness it- 1200 us Coal pret. aa weit, He went to Cincinnati, le't suddonty, and Porke ‘MS Weatern rey 6 lis saw him no mora His place was im part recompen « | cr by eptsiles tunning the gamut from love to ie pe ss ‘ry ever dear love” resolved itself into “My dear An anda,” hence to “sfy dear.” His passion began to cor or his inclination to marry to subside, and he met his 190 Boston Water Pow. uy betrothed tn the city on the 10th of July with some show of affection, but with, it is alleged, a false in engaged to mect her, but ho didn't, He oped went—he flick: tt is said, to Netroit He directed letters from Mi: but the stern an thorities of the postal department stamped them in lance letters ‘Detroit, Mich.,” and in these he was still in mee ya sunk deep In sorrow, as the following specimen w “Oh, Lord Gode, I pray to the to take the bitter (cup) from my lips, O! Manday, iff T could be happy ence more, butt itt ts T know it will be the canse of my death ‘fair well), fair well, fair well, may God bless you.’” ‘The Indy now reminded the gentleman of his promise $1000, Taees 530.008 i MOOD UR Be He had made none, bit as he eaid, “Tean Sigh 1200) 0 8 weight in wild cats,” could not be tolerat 14000 Tr if suitor be had remained, The young lady did not con 0) Tent sider herself an untamed animal of the feline order and 5 Hove Tenn 6a, ne Ho ce 80 she brought her snit, and the man who last raid in writing “Oh, T nmuet quit'writing this letter, My brains are turning my aren are getting dim,” and erases the words ‘4% ert is overflowing with love,” and places in their stead eight distinct lines of ‘eaders"?” stands befo.e the court to answor for his slizht and stip, SHIPPING NEWS. _ 21m/N40 VOR NEW YORE—Ture SRS. COMMERCIAL Monpar, Sept. 4—6 P.M. Asurs.—Receipts, 8 dbIs, The markets for both pot and pearl continued quiet but firm. Braapsterrs.—Receipts, 18,690 bbia, flour, 40 do. corn meal, 22,43 bushels wheat, 367.389 do. corn, 45,660 do. oats, REPORT. eve 64° we ONT “PORT OF WEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 24, 1636 Cleared. Steomahin Oregonian, Briard. San Franciseo. Steams' ¥ Clyde, Powell. —W P Clyde, rpool—Williame & Guion, rant, Mobile—Grinnell, Minturn & ‘0. Rark Holena (Rr). Stovin, Cow Bay, CB—| 4, hy Hincken Be epecaagel Muriron, ¢ iC Ja F Rrig Fawn (Br), Williams, Kingston, Ja—Rovd & Hincken, Brig Villoge Belle (Br), Toker, St Johns, NF—D RK DeWolf Bric Gen (Rr), Samm Ince, Ray —Brett, Son & C re (Gr) OBrien, Matifaxeed Le Overcn mee, al HY ‘olumblat Brereton, Galveaton—O t Mallory & ‘Sehr irs Wood, Jacksonville—Dirble, Worth & Co. Sehr D A Berry, Latium, Pilatka—Van Brunt & Stacht, euch. J B Ulaytor Clayton, Riehmond—Van Brunt & lagh 17 do, rye and 6,481 do. barley. For State and Western flour, under @ vigorous demand, prices advanced 25c. a 400. ant in some cases S0e. per bbl, ebfefly on medium grades of sound, which are scarce. The sales comprise 24,500 bbi revised quotations appended. Southern flour also ad- vanced, bly an active market at the f nt. seks ‘wr reaching 1,250 bbls, No sales of Canada were re jorted. A Sale demand prevailed for te sou, at rather ti ‘The sales were 80) 195-69 ulved for, nnd te marae wae a $5 (or Brandywino for calorie, We a and Western, Gorn mest w fon Sales 1,200 Kehr Australiay Nelson, Baltimore —M Bedell, br Clara Jane, Parker, —Jed Frye & Co. Behe WN Thieme, Coben Rosia —W, § Brown & Co. Schr Robert Noble, Sarmour, Hoston—. Sehr Stirling, Ellsworth, Middletowa, Ue eackett, Tooker lor. Schr Netile Bloomfeld, Hobbie, Stamford. Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providenee—G N Stranahan. Steamer W Woodward, Cundiif, Bultitnore. Arrived. Steamship Albemarle, Bourn: avannan, 78 hours, with Tumber and staves, to Livingston, Fox & ( Norfort, with Kleamship Sarntoge. King Richmond. ani mane and passengers, 10 G ficincken & Palmore. aan with mdee and passengers, to ip Co. Steamship Salv: ‘Sip 0 oe ‘ni Li N, 42 di ith md) ntarin, #, Liverpool, Jays, with mdse, to Grinnell Minturn & Co, tad airong westerly gales the Sani Bary 0 of Boston), Hall Newcastle, FE. 99 days, with Rye dour ceupe Corn meal, a meal, Bra may i Corn meal, puncheons. 10g. “Carne with Jarge,recetpte a and 9 fall. ing off in the de declined len 26. per In safes were 190 000° bushels at abn 880, for thlppiig mize Shae « float, 87e. for inferior do. and 9c. for ate, 30, were in fair demand and firmen sal: ‘880. for Milwaukee moderately act “at $120 for tae and $30. n Me. f Uacley we nobor sales of 6,000 bushels at $4 25 ial moyancy continued te characterise ro on ty & De. 4 a The sales were v7 westerty' wife mnt af the a a went Inds most of bulk (Beem), Schmidt Hremen, Passengers, to Unuharde & Co. Bark Stefa (Brem), Eisen fe, Bremen, ¥ 4 days, with grades prichs further advanced I wth a continued upward Veadeoay at sabyoined. with wore buyers than. well langely for speculation, but in good part for manufacturin, passengers, lerman Koop. We quote:— pe Berk La Plata, —. Boston, 2 days, in bal hat Upland. Florida, Mobile. MW. O. & T. rig Eliza Thompson, Marks, Ponce, PR, via New Haven, SL a BU a2 ISdays, with augar, 4c, to L &P Armatrong. aS ® w 3 Bre ‘Oeean Wave, Squires, Rum Cay via Providence, 41 Be dae”. | Beeme ian poeee toe oh ig fer Nictela, Rosebroo jaya, qualities Rio these was a with Son to Teom nt Ho aoe ve e internediste’ grades. were seinewhat were made of any deseription, however, fn hing Biwards br ), Dory, ridgeport, 15 days, with coal, to dew the marked ale Buras, Ackley, Machias, 8 days, witn lumber, to F oo high for business emall trade sales ack Fish (of ogee) Fickett, Boston, 2 days, were made at previous pri mit rena Fusigum were quiet, but steady. The engagements wore Fond, ‘Rondont for Boston, aly er, 100 cake ad Berne irene, Bi ford, es oe ‘Ol days, with Be hhde wo eotton Md. wine, ae, 40 L Tetready & Co, Had strong westerly cetera at on Si ta pr eter 3.0 yada at he roskett, Lin days, with coal, Mort asses. The market Sonera unchanged in every | WS Krown by ss we 1 in the absence of nese Bn Fite, Guebrist, Lingan, 15 days, with coal, to Todo ne whieh pride 400 be penton wna a a handel Sehr c Cow Bi in tots, y hi guy vole, tn lot, a hands. In | Sehr Weisome R Beebe, Cramer, Cow Bay, 11 days, with SS ieee maser niet settee isles 1 fod Racin alee hi Be, ol Clark, Bridgeport, CB, 10 days, with coal 8 for Na, AL Pian calen were | “bat WH 3 15 di EY ot We bles Wien %, yas Mie, Cole, Shulee, lays, with spars, to Oreane —We neiier tales of 30 tone Western at 851 chrOcean Birt (Br), Mansh, Windsor, NS, 14 aye, with O1L5.—Lingeed was ateady at $1 80 from crushers’ plaster, to G F Ps (a No sules of English wera reported. Sehr Maria L Dexter, Windsor, 18 days, with Perrovev rude waa rather more eleady at 960. 'n bar | plot 40 0 47 gravity. Bonded was Prevalled, many ep- ier, to DR DeWalt & aaa Br), nepinion hat for (he present prices have touched cpa pa ee ' Potter, Windsor, 9 days, with plaster, Schr Atle sigh ‘khardt, Windsor, 10 days, with seat The sales comprised 2 esse, « | plaster, to D. eye. Nigh White, and, ae. . 8 see, for ame. tg! sire OH eS ha prime é vid Campbell (Br), Goarey, it Btephens, NB, 6 white, for first baif October, buyes® option, re ‘- jth to thi do po og ho Tight straw to white, for sigh tay and a ioe i ae Brstepone, NB, 8 days, wit ain Boxrdeann, Sulla li ), Adama, Andrews, NB, 6 da: “ trotrmicns secetpia 8 Ubte cut mente and ‘ode Pere acon aby aa at 0. lard. There was a fair busines vensatied Fa the or Bees, o ‘ket " st sioner 3 a it: ‘ob 4 $35 12! : fares me ppc, Crookes, Machias, 9 days, LT for Fuse dete. fovember ang all the year a for Fe ate Bee! Vessels seeking Nassau in distros, during the month of August, 1366:— August 4—Bark Trent (Re), from Port an_ Prin , for cog with logwood, total loss near Mola "athe Mattanony, Wyman, from, 8) InGrand, with Iumber, ashore on Fi ; maierials gaved, taken to Nassin and sold: afterwards rec: ond body of wreckers got verse! of and took her to Ore Turtle Cay, mneh damaged; she Is to be towed to Nassar vy steamntay Wehr John Goodyear (Rr), Rromags, from Landon for NEW YORK ; HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1906—TRIPRE SHEEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. Sehr Rillow, Roarse, Rockland, Schr Adrian, Fverett, Reekland. Schr Snsan & Mary, King P Bebr Marsachusetia, Kenalston, Sebr Hero. Small. Salem,’8 daga. Sehr Ada Herbert, Cotell. Gloncester, Behr J M Taylor, Powter, Boston, Sehr Star Ciowell, Boston, Sehr Almon Bacon Hart, Fall River. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Demarest—Meanys, —On Monday, September 17, by the Rey, Isauc 8, Hartley, Jans G, Dowasaer lo Euzs Jane MoMaxcs, ail of this city. Huxtisy—Morr,—In this city, on Sunday, September 23, by the Rev. J. 3. Holmes, Anaser R. Huntiay to Miss nd. \ockland, Schr Seraph, Reder. Providence, Behr Ista, Harding, Providence, Sehr HP Ely, S Prowiil Mary J, Morr, both of this city, No car Reh Autantie: Oeiee Prov non K t New Branewick, N. J., on Thors- Schr Sarab Jane, Gardiner, by Rev, Dr, MeClint Jony 8. Kesr to , daughter of the lato Abraham Smith, Schr Aaa Oe Wider, Stontngte ali of that city. Schr Mill Creek, Wentworth, Norwich, Sehr Caroline & Cornel!a, Davia, Hartford. LA Burlingame, Sehr O Carrum Sehr Saxon. Hateh, Rridgey Sehr AB Terry, ——, Albany for Boston, Behr J P Elito! ichr Zoe, Terrell, Albany for Mighton. bie Woeatohester connty, N. Y¥., on widow of Bares.—In Bedford. 2 waNcES MeDowaLn, wi " 6 77th your of her age. —In Melrose, on Monday, September @4, Caar- » beloved wile of Francis Baiss. uneral wiil take place fr late residence, rm street, Melr080, this (Tuesday) afternoon, al two t ——. Albany for Moston, Schr Clira Jane, Varker, Rondout for Boston. wa Schr Wm Hunter, Harksen, from Galveston, ta consigned to Murray, Ferris & Co—not as before reported. arrived 244, Disasters in the Bahamas. We have received from our correspondent the follewing lirt of wrecks and disasters in the Bahamas, with Het of on papers please copy. Berka iy —On Monday, september 24, Samven, son of Danie D. and Mary J. Beoky The friends and relatives are invited to attand the ral. on Wednesday g, at ten o'clock, from the uce of his father, 185 Twentieth street, The ins will be taken to & N. J., for tater. anerviile, , on Monday evening, Sep, / (he late Sarah A, Beno- ths, are invited to attend the at three o'clock, trom n 8B. Brandage. fay, September 15, ‘arp, wile of Carl L. Bawenier,—At Port Mo! ber 24, Witney 8 , aged 7 vonrs and 11 1m The friends of the family | fanoral, chia (Tuesday) aftern the regrden wilt Braver —At Anrouxe Manougeits. 1 Brauer. c Blaaland Campenchy. with a general oargn. total lors on Brown Water f erro saved and taken to Naess where most of It was sold as alighily damaged, balaveo (or- | warded In Br brig Atlantio, 2ith— Brig Prince of Walon (Rr) from Talifax for 1 with lumber, ashore on Orange Cay Rank; was tower MM weamer Nimble; vessel Proceeded,, and art Javan AvANA, om by rely | ‘ing, on Sunday, Septem- n Catuess, and younge 28 years, 3 months and red 9a Schr Marv Ann (Br), from fatifax for Kingston, Ja, with s.generalcarzo. total ‘loss on Mariguano; part of the carco 4g_and nora’, fro! nesday 2 are respect a Siat—Schr Faith (Tr), Smith, from Walitay for K\nast Ja, with umber, toa tioss on Crooked Ishin north of Rird Rock; cargo token to Long Cay. Sehr Rebeeea Secor (of Rnltimore), Narcan leaking badly; was dock about 6 10 omber 24, Mra, Deno’ a native o! uqenl 8 Oo CARROLL, in the county, Ireland ‘The jetotives and \ in Th Mars rived at it that as ri An unsnecrsat ul out bad been ine ited to attend th avenue, thie afternoon, at one « Ay ee Fe ae see Rare Cnarcorre McPowarn, from Gace Ray CB, fi York, was at Sydney, OB, th inst, having putin diginac! Would have to discharge part of cargo. Sour Transit, Godfrey, from Savannah for New Yor put into Chirleston 16th ‘inst with the cantein «tek. | med her voyage on the 18th, the eaptiin baring during the vessel's stay a! quarantine. Scour Cuaviie (Br), from St Andrews, NR, Mst inst, lost foremast oa the 13th In Aa gi Haut j 3iaeelinneous, Sreamen Tay enn was solid at Sat nah Sept he o & Marshal, under order of Court of Adinirelty, for # to 0 H Campbell, o attend the fmeral nu Wedneseay morning Poughkeay Mrs. J. i invired to att 10, Dull of has bee Sip DW Warren—The rematrs gf (hs Ai Watjen, recently burned at Jersey ( anction for $3,400 Rane Speepwnee, Duiteat Boag, | ating AY, has been ¥oll for Sih Notice to Tacha MEDIFERRAMEAN: sOUTREAGT COAST OF aPuiN—tzcn At he shin D ) Fold af Comm tn 1854, 205 Be vALeorA: nag marae, DE wepety. 1a en reveivad.at this odie nT Preasuay Dinan a. OMein) information has hat on the IMt day of Oct at the extremity of th thon at the port of “Thhe ight wilt ba n Bfeor above the m yoniy for oT) cred tiohty pinged stan etovation of | wel of the sea, and ro vweral, from should be viaible from a distance of nite miter street, this (Tue ‘The Muminating ayparitaa t4 cxtodloptric. o order, aud tha position is given in lat 392810 N, Jon 01933 Wot Greenwich. The lantern will be snepended from an {ry oviinerical ‘ee portion will be advanced in of thy n. painted black, an proportion tothe ext SOUTH COAST OF YTALY. Also, that on the Ist lay of established on the mola of tha The cuter Mant ts a fixed white itt level of tive sea: the wner light is « shove the level of the en street, Brooklyn, Baasann J, A ositions ziven arn as fall vm se © this (Tuesday) aft Nihon 7 48 88 Be inner Nght, lat 43 49 97 5, 2am 7 da E of Greenwich. ° The lanterns ave pl ported by massive # By order, oa stomber WHS Whatem Ty Rieh,.aerived at New Reds hay at 1 Read a2 23, Mra. th the Schr Winged Pac from North Atlant flab oll, Seon, with 1) bis sp and 20 do black Spoken, &e, Shp-Tyro (Rr), Scot!, from Pliilaetphta for Antwerp, no date, Wit 88 48 lon 7207, Tark Mira, from Graentand for Phitadotphin (with ofc and crow of hark Rising Dawn, before re Sept 15, off E§verpool, NS, fark RA Walker, from Boston for Chart 23 Jon rs od wrecked), Lav eas. S&C, Chantes M, Kise — At Suaqnena 21, of consumption, Mise Swuxd GaanRe, aged 13 yen and 4 months, On ton, Popt 5, Int Sepiambeor The vied to attend theffmneral, thisty | a trig ithrn of Portland, mteoring N, Sept 22 10 mila s Foretan Porta. assay, Sept l—Arr schr Belinda W (Br), John yorke an, whe av TT Parkas Star schra Rebecen Secor, Marshall, St Thom: Mt. Lou nag - ro Oinek, fromthe Tes: sonics a " Bs wa iGih for: Baltimore); 14:h, Try Me (Br), ( ant 200 Bow ry, without further not Charleston, i evening, Sepiember 22, Orro American Ports. y haet and Maydyiena Kuntz. BOSTON, Sept 22, PV—Arr_atoamer Mary Sani Rus hee Aftiond ie ore dolf, Work Pe Cla steamer Zodine, Romers, Phttadatphias | Toonslativerst hy meaty e family ore respeotfully brigh Ortelias, (Bele). Kelhopn, Antwerp: >} dow to atiend the fuc 2 the residen a of bi Simpson, Cen’ hueeon vi Checryield; schr WHET: mpson, | b 179 i Abigail Haley, deipia for Boston Annie V Bergen, Thom» do for Thomaston, Sid at 8AM, echra Mary Hal: Allerton, Georgie Deering, Mory Keiley Borden, lg Barbar Bennie. Ws sophie Wilson and © A Danenhower, Je offer + Vhilatelphis for Bi: Robinson, Marding. © h Amboy for do; Pacific W Fork for tor Wary Leants Representa tor mache and friends of tha aged 2i year the rem 17 City Fall Wm Kennedy. Edson, and Fairbanks, Salvor. er ' ae % eaved parents, 7 x street, Mis (Tuesday) bh ae Ww Fark Sophie A Het i. afternoon, at two o'clock Arr bark Sophie elene (Bre ANTIN, — oT y, Se ember 23, Jamey A, AqTIN BR nd lw pao Manrrx’—On Sunday, September 23, Fasey a. M. BALTIMORE, Sept 21—Arr achr Wm Henry, NYorke Cld. brie Hirchart fk torey, Nowe sehr AR Wetm«re, Lippencott, New Lond Jordan, Sen Francisco. BANGOR. Sent 20—€ Harhingert Ryder, Port BELFAST. Sept 1 With Chiford, Shute, 2 Sid Mth, Andrew's ebureh, wher ved up for the rey 1o Cavalry cemetery, at The {reads and Hully invited te iamarburg,on ™ ty the 74th ye po hie tee al * 1) take place from St eh, Secon: Aen tend ruber 24 Peter a w tet pt 2 hia. in Sept 22—Sid sche War Easley Kelle as delphia, CHARLEST).N, Sept 18-Sid from quarantine, sehr Tran kit, — (late Godfrey), from Savannah, for New York (see Marine Disasters). 19 ranting, ‘Carmeny Pantie Sid bark Cem of en, Adarnson, ¥ na, rT. Bet 14 Art bark Marathon, Drisko streot, Williamsburg, on K Soptamber 24 atreat, Parinen, multi, ¢ at his Moots niy Monag reste dence nd, jm th + Fema drige Mary Cobb, Dunren from Ta. Matinaen. ore mae We cw Fivira A Conent, Weeks, A'P’Stimson, Johnson, ands PALA RIVET, Pope ae a re seh Raltimore, Sid sehr Minnie Repplier, phia, A GAEVESTON, Sept IS—Arr sehr Robert Patmer, Driggs, GVORGETOWN £0, Sent 12— Are stemahtn J 8 Fatretild, NY. brten bhatt Car to attend the funeral, av morning, “epterber 23, Bumanere osu year of | ™ are respectfally in On Sund widow of Edi Conover, Vb M t arid Quirk, relatives 1, fro ft the residence of th , Bror hort ill. Band and Jame: § Shute, and Abbie apr Varlivber Ao Yor. Part Navaring, Giles, ¢ ace Pav, OM, for NY¥ark Locke, Huntley: White Sq0 ill Cranmer; PA in aley, and Glengvrry, Senta, Wato, Newman, lo for Ne: do for Portland; Tilt, Amity stevet, om Wod- Seas Roser viene Of the family are respect. from the Church of ” y morning a! eleven on to Elizabeth ey for ay afvernoon, September 23, at hort tines mths an Salem, Hl Prescott Sid brig Navarino; secure Hane ie Philadetphts for rovinesiown, In port, brigs Mery Plumer, Annan. ale, vis Forest i ander Young, rep State, AF Larrabee: seh Nevons er. Andrew 3s Gear mn 1 santehe ticguery mate Aniga cy Clengarr NM Rorden Keokuk, Eager ater HW Dennts. WX. tery Rophie Danentower, J P Robinson, Paciti Ponder and H Proseot x MOBILE, Sept 19—Arr brig Mary B Mariner, Mariner s on. MACHTASPORT, Sept 17-814 schre Sahwa, Wrielt: Orien- tal, Crocker; Statesman, Cole, and Win H Mitchell, Cole NEW ORLEANS, Sept I—Arr dark Tuseand, Delano, NYork: ach Kate Bt ented Comatery, ay, aM Lewes sonra. 5 on board of Ehizaberh, James vat to love, m bat top aged 5 years and & montivs, family are reapectfintly invited to m the residence of her parents, 17 (Tueetay) afternoon, at one o'clock. f clironic dint S8mn yen of his righam. Luee, ow ship © "from Herre’ ont Honry raver, tronk. Rust At quarantine steamship Sonora (Fr), from Vera Roberts, Istany rr, Btth= Are steamships Misslactnpl, Sumner: George C40 well, Walll, and sien Ge Me avere. las cobecures iaville, Ryder, and Uco Washine Rent 2—Arr schre Cohaasett Gibbs, 4 Nolen, Perry, York. SI brig Juheatan, De eo: aehre owe, Peitadetpht vend Feir Winds} sand ‘hose of the family are Invited to at 8 ral, on Wednesday afternoon, at one from 77 Christopher street. Wren —seiden'y, on Monday, Seprember 24, James t i7—Arr echr Leer’ Storr. sigarme C. Wrrorr, (9 the 48th year of how ace, Bid 18th, sehr Hf Gardner, Hamiicsn: Tho funeral wi) lake place from bis late residence, 97 Sent hk, Concord street Brooklya, + wind great fton_ (Br), ompson, mat ‘rea LOCATED t pow doing & mory, Charleston ; Ocean Helle, a Taylor and Nathaniel ‘icles, art, Went to ara, shir fenny ver P sie tet Faire Fern, for 8 Fa TEVA iat grey, Nore foe Portiand = NEW HAVEN. Rept 23—Are briga 7 Turull, n ghom pan, WINES. Ponce, PR: mywbndie, Lyon, ian wins) MIDER.—OIDER POR SALN, IN Lange, on SM ai L J quantities, and warranted pure ay on. George Hl. Bracken, Witton, New ¥: PERIEABELEIA, Rept 22— Are aches © Moora. tngersot!, ridgeport: AM Lee, Dukes, Salem; Annie & Reasie (1... Broomall, Dougloss; ‘Dan Smith, Garwo |, Fish, Davik, Providence; J_ Di __PYNANCIAL, ce OL a NG BENT OL LO a OR TE Pan ere ied | SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM BQUA! Ry ‘{ithaxtic ad Y.—Money deposited on or before Ucther 1 draw interant frama that date SIX PER OBNP INTEREST al'ow M. 0. VAN F en Posident, > GOOD INVE i 95.000 WANTED, SICURED by bond and mortgsro on real estiie in Chareston, Sy Property worth five ima the amount required, addreag box 18 4 He —— 33 BANK, S@BOWERY, (ORNER CENTSINTEREST ALL owen ‘sume from. nterest from ¢ 95000, 2 ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTOAGE. AP. ply to JOHN 1, BLOWER, 288 Greenwich strent, Me 3 OF CRE DITE ryt A Nostock: the Ohio and Misgmine! R. R, Go, (Enate is es vember next, at noo! of the Ohio and Mi alairect, New York, 00 Thursday. the first day to adopt a plan for tha reorgantzatlon sippi Ratlrord Compan, To act upo nortant question, the agreement ume der which the Trast was formed requires that three-fourth tn interest of tie owners, or thelr legal revresentatives, preferred and also of uopreferred eerufieates, salt veg ent and voting. For the purpose, therefore, of insur quorum, certificate holders are earnestly requested ty transfers made In their own axmes, and to be present at the meeting, efther in person or by proxy The transter book taenth day of Octobre closed unill further votle A at two o'clock By order of LAN CAMPBELL REvesce BONDS or Tm oy OF NEW YORK, de means for the 10 Provide mea POTION OF A MARKET Upon the land SIXTEENTH AVENUE OAN OFFERS WILL BE RM LER'S OFFICE of the ety any part of New York be rlog annum, end w be the negotiati wot M TRENTE Jat STREBTS, AND | VED AT THE COMPTROLs | New York for tho whole of JE BONDS of tae chiy of | ¢ ck authorized 10 be ere nee of ehapter P issved iin pur mble. with the nd will be om ‘proceeds of the necessary ord Marker stock shall havo been adopter ‘by on Counc of th city of New York, Depanrwenr BRENNAN, Youg, Sept. 5. 1868. a QF city ¥ BONDS Ovvier or te THe ComMiss'onrne OF Comptroller. ANC, COMPTROLLER'S ‘Orr 10m, New ey Tivane atid to provide for the coverimnent, ang administration of its awirs,”” approved on February 2% 1862 J at this ooo, until th for (he sale to the red according etary. City “if “Jor ante of Seated proposals will be ¥ past Mt f rv 1h, wtf Fat ea colne Proposals. to" be dire Nall, yom No, 22, an Finenee Cr asdites BoactoPAiternen. fl HiGtvKOTHAM, Ch seman itiee, Board of Aselstan( «dermen. SEE) | GPTTON OF BAS VR ANOISCO BONDS. f ROMS the elty of San Frenciaao of se oe. below are | eahy informed thet DEMS Se Mea oo A peor Pecelve nw ent ‘of any portion thereof, al xd the Cty of Sea Fra he Bib ref ds of I ment Ne ta the OTR of the be Horie to the renee 0 ON mountapplic bie to the redomp. a $17, 00): aan nt applicable 7] Ronds of 1931. $3.0°0; amount ape an of Rel will atate at what rates they will surrender thole F payment in United States gold cain, less Coupoam No prope Poe Par wil be . to be end roposais for surrende) "bit offen direct “t A Waller, 33 PI ; Bile 8. PAXSON, Treagurer, jc1seo, Atuguint 17, L QoureeRN BANK NOTES AND SECURITIES, BAN ®, State and City Bonds bought aad «old oa come vED 3) Broadway, marion by aA Ver SPATE MININ ‘iver besring property than It evn work, 4 sonible price, from 4,000 to 60) fori of dra’ Much ‘money hs heen ‘spent sinking shafts and tunnel to the Paci Railroad, in tum For particulars and conditions ap nang, TL Mroate 7. ha these Nevada. 'y at the oi) ) CAPITALISTS.—A RARE CHA INVEST: iy favorable terme tn one of he best gol er aya only, ‘ont offen, ae No. 4 WALL ALL STREET, BANKERS AND DEALERS GOVERNM tyr sTOe AND COMPOUND renee orn 2 CLOSING PRICES. Stini.. Yorn, » Bert. 24, 1900. rake seit |} Tune _7 30. July 7-8) jjane@ as ‘Saoceroee July 5-9) Con JOmaS i ragis! Ang. 5-20 Coupe OBA | OBL. || ot 140 Registered} 9%,) 99 dec, 19-40 Coupon 38] 99 LADY WILL OVE INSTR ov AL piano and pupils’ residences, Shh pew Hest of reference given, Address, wilh realdencey 14 office. at Thirteenth street Pian, Vielt at ve Terns $19 The Conservatory Ts ace 1968 OCKE, Manager, NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUAIC, a or: Bool SOPRANO, GOOD READER, DESIRES AN PN Zi mrgemient in a chareh choir, New York or Brooklya, Adiross F rooklyn Fost oftie A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENC! AL sons on the Pianoforte, at his resis denoes of pupils, Terins modera Haast Thirty-tirst stroet LADY IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A FEW AV. nore papiis in music in thix elty, Hoboken, or Y City; terms moderate, Address F, Hi, box Iv? ost offen ART irese M A‘e AL ATION IN AQ’ rin this city; Eplecopal preferred. a Front street, st AND rotiy priv Thbty-thi Privilege of pract street, corner of D R SIN CB.—LADIPS OR GENTLEs men desirous of joining will address ov apply to Jan ! Hockinan sirect or Eagar Browne. 1 Aroad way or on Friday evening, at Peltou's plauo rooms, *4) Broadway, Dear Thirteen h atre et. JENTRAL NORMAL M "West twenty. ai JPWARD MOLLENHAUER ¥, Schubertli's Built MUSICAL 829 Broadway INSERT A, Terms $14 NSTRUCTION ON PIANO—FIRST CLAS Pianist. Lessons at house of pupils, or tr-sighin street, sevond Boo: GERMAN Went This | The plaw the North American ( e tested by ine, I recommend as 4 10 Le and Anish, [A0A¥E BENEDICT FRINGS, Pt m: d the modern. tne pupils and re «them ot 221 Sixth avenue, streets, joenth and ¥ MA AND VENALS CHORISTERS F VE opera want for wo days at tug (ueatee, from*t VE Brora, > ihre ® all warranted? QOERANG WANTED—POR A CATHOLIC CHOROH 1% #9 Bt Lowi: most have 2 good vole and rend well, Kay lary liberal. to Wm, A. Pond & 47 Hroadwny i a st NO, POR aA tie choir, up. to writ FeAl a id referance, Music, be: Eo baad Piverty. Pre | ena Ww mee ‘Ghd stoninantp’ Arion, ‘Oroweil,” Bose ARMY ANI ‘Paver, teams! J, Boston; 3 * parka White Wing “Witte Fer Casshartions Hour: LANDON AVY CHALMS, - By Mary Eligabeth, Croc! Imingeon brie ™ DITIONAL ROUNTY TO Two AND THRER vr ane A® hase, A'Chune, McDonald, Portiand: achra M MeKee (new) Mex soldier: hel <4 je Keo Molile: A Edwardy (new), Somers, Beston; i Nut, eee ee ne ER ION OLALS AUENCY, Cobh, Galveston; © W May, , Boston, cu) Broad 234—Are aterm:hips Bost Rost horus (Rr. ‘Alexander, Liverpool —-- Mati 5-4) Star of the Union, Cookrey, Ni AL BOUNTY TO TWO A Dp rine Bg YEARS? PORTSMOUTH, Sept 20—Atr In han wig CB rem pe And prite woney cul KPIGVIDERCH, sept fae Arr sebine tt, Robe ter 0 Bi e pins, Hos Inlay GC Morrie, ‘artis: fim nee, Phi | es ee HEY: Waker: Flora King, Coot per faasdrre, | HE PAID Wt NTH chats ' wan) in every town, eatetnport, Gol ten re earactageous fey, Sherman, aitimore VAN co, ee Heth, 698 Seventh sireet, Washington. B.C. reac ay Ouse, at at Bp) ALSO, al, x Con New javen, | pt 0 visser atrer' " arr sehre , W.ORAU & | | Qo bikes aHOvLD APPLY, Barone ‘ Uclouet for their bount ypu at Calan Buren, ‘4 nape ie BEM BAC! beige Mallen. ilmupi } orphan kin pay a Ga Kaes ee Ye dermd it ol Yorks and sie) FANTED-A_STTUATION AS ib. BF © god renter end rice, Adtress Le. DANCING ACADEME: ae A. DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, will open for the season October 6, Piase anud for cire Brooks's, DANCING ACADEMY, Wt he fashionable dances in one cours ———-— BROOME = LADING weet Tusedayeand Pridaye from Jo soap oh TLEMEN, Toesdays ind Fridage, 7 $3, gilupr We age and Save 10 a % a H yrs Arnone, 4s vw gaoky ‘EVENING. Ld ry DANCING ACADEMY WILL REOF: D 08 Wednesday, October 3, 1804, at his new Pend teen GQRNRA YOURTENTH erage, Mi. De Garmo b “ey fre Socisty Aca demique’ de sestoeted perm de Paria, Artistes di Theatre tmperiah whied piacee pty in jmetinte pooseass ont sinew = oF artis) AMA 4 gical, Ciredlare at Wim, A. Pond