The New York Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1868, Page 6

6 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1868. ei ae pun 46 viotim's NEW YORK CITY. pushed hin 4m and vin away, taking thelr viotim' “He counts. Kowg ie Weve, ofa" Bus Foureaty, soy THE COURTS. uh o adlandinel joarseeni, street, pace pA AOU NIT ITIS + Ge trom ihe ofieeia of the reeeeeenes The jury UNITED STATES CIRGWT “etn too banda ot some person waknowa to them on tie 16h Charge of Defruudag the Revenue. day of January, 1868,” Hetuer is a native of Bohemia Before dz Blavehfora. Averion Sate ov Horsgs,—The horse market was Judge Bousdich yesvriday mesrning, took up the trial | Piety Aull yesterday, there peng very litle stock ef Oscar Loyme, Who was Charged with aMxing false exhibited for gale, and that, too, of rather an inferior tarps 1 vcx0# ok ClgATE The defendant was a manne | QUUY, 5 The/ouly animats of any mark sold wore Lady urer of cigar at SL uffolk atreel, A witners, who | brought $205; a bay bores that has trovied in 2: b $145, rye ent of cused, hore easrs. Toot be by direction Of bis eioployer, ailized ihe” false Worn ce .. oa tor ee aia nib Hinman Bterups to the boxes, The jury, aft $265, fifteen minutes’ | for Copsclaton, Convicted the prisouer, Who was remanded For venionce, Durantuns ov Sreamsurs Yearsevay.—Yesterday tho Cunard Company's steamer Siberia, for Liverpoo! and GMITED STATES DISTRICT COAT, Queenstown, took out twelve cabin and twonty steernge Before Judge Blatchford, a full cargo of coon and gra’ 4 $91,985 spec: B. Ashley, of Counecticut, and The United States vs. Benjamin Derrick.—The detgudant ] Rev, J. DK The @rried on the business of a distiller at West Forty. | same compa eet streel, im violation of the law by having an ex. | TU eater ation, grainy cheese and bacos, ” The eas of mash, It appoared in the course of Whe trial | Nevruska, of Williams & Guien’s line, salled with six ‘@Wat there was but ono receiving cistern on the premi cabin and Ally stecrage passengers and a full geaeral = la by the provisions of the act of 1868 there should | cargo — two, By direction of the court @ verdict was ‘Tux Svicipe oF ALB®xT Ganaanon.—Yesterday morn- Lyle prin ied tng Coroner Rollins concluded the inquisition at Bellevue In the of the United States va, one still, &c., | Jinton piace, there was alee @ verdict for | Hospital in the case of Albert Garagnon, the German who committed suicide at No, 141 West Thirteenth street on Tuesday nomny ening Bae age op 2 —| Hf razor, aa hereto. ore report o SUITED STATES: MGTRIOT A0URT—M--BANKAUPTCT, facts’ wore elicied aud the jury rendered a verdiot ac- Amportant Decision with Respect to Resins | cordingly. Docensed was foriy-two years vf age. ters’ Feos—A Register’s Bill of Costs “Cut Fara Bervine Casvattr.—Oa Tuesday evening Down.” girl, nineteen years of age, named Ann Bond, em- Pash eameanyor se vin | Ploved as domestic tu the family of Dr. Eimer, No. 66 Be Os Motier of J. H. Rudinson.—The Regimer's West Twenty-8fth street, was terribly burned by her of fees, as originally charged, amounted to $75, The | oicthes taking fire while raking out ® grate, She was Dankrupt objected to items of the bill, amounting to ponrense le. Bellanne: Beale, Seat Goole ee eniiy ene voroner Schirmer was $57 50, and the Re lowed the objections to three | Sita eT st on the body. In bis efforts to save the life Of the items, amounting to $16, to be good, and disal- | of thy poor girl Dr, Elmer bad his hands ‘severely domed the objections lo the rest of the items, smeants burned, _ 8 150. Judge ford takes up these objections pap ie pgs Bho ‘one by one, allowing some and dis- AlLyGED CHILD MuRpER.—Ooroner Rollins yesterday paring others, ee ge api concludes aa ge held an inquest at Beliovue Hospital over the remains ne tema OLTRDEAE: 00, - AUB BHA hty , are | of a male infant of recent dirth, whiph wero found in Ailowed at 26 45,” ‘Ibis makes the whole bi! foot up | the atioyway of premises No, Ter Hosier aireet. post BEE ae ite coe te included some ex- | mortem examination revenied the fact that dec Geptional items for services not performed in the | wag born alive, and in ihe opiniun of Dr. Beach death Proceedings, amounting 0 | resulted from exposure and uegleet, Noiling conocrn- which reduces the amount of an oraimary bill to | ng ine parentage of ihe ebild or by whem it lad been aay ian OF corti fed copy of sanedule | crucliy abandoned could be learned. ‘assignee, which in this case was 0 decision wa rprovabiy be Tegarded as Dxing the erdivary fovs | R®COVRRiNG,—Mr, Carlisle Norwood, President of the of Register taxable in thie district at about $90, ox. | Lorillard Fire Insurenee Cerapany, whe was so badly qlasivo of fen for copy of acheduien for assignee, bis | injured at a recout fire in Doy strect, israpidiy re- ease Wes Drought before the notice of the ovurl by Mr, FO, Nve, counsel tor the, bankrupt, and the decision igi ee aco ga ae hea oe Judge wii: Tegar with inierest A woo may have. anything wo do wih pankraptcy proceed. Fins 1m Bunscker Sraget.—-The elarm of fire between toga seven and eight o'clock yesterday moraing originated ad goverument condemaiag the property, UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Sor eee tie Aone en ka eae pte abe Door is occupied as a srooery by A. E. Hey, who also c icnncen tn baa a part of the celiar, Tho fremen were ptly at sine the premises and extinguished the fre The grocery Before Commiasioner Osborne, stock is damaged about ; insured for $2,200 In the The United States vt. Henry Walker, Joseph Cooper and | Germania Insurance Company, Tae bullding 13 owne John Smit'.—Tho parties are charged with counterfeit. | DY,\he sloneypenny estate; * Ws damaged about $1 fg nickel five cent currency of the United States, and m - ‘with having in their possession, at 83 Contro street, a eee of moulds and dies for making the same. Afier g Some testiMony in the case tle Commissioner @icharged Walker and Cooper oo their own recogai- ALLzcen Swinpte wy 4 Reruten MissioxaRny.—Philip pry eae next. Smith was remanded la de‘ault | a Ogtrand man forty years of age, living at 202 West Touts street, was yesterday arrested by oflicer SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Simington, of the Fourteenth precinct, om the charge of ‘The Chicage and Nock Ivinud Case—Decision | {audulentiy obtaining $45 from Jesse B. Spellman, of of Judge Cardozo. 809 Broadway. I: ts alleged that on the 23d of November POLICE INTELLIGENCE, " : fe | last Ostrander callod upon Mr, Spot!man und reprevented Mh o al. ve, The Ohicage:and Hock Inen@ and "Pueic | s0"ire Soha Shephard, & slaxer them empieyed at Railroad Company. —Judge Cardozo delivered yesterday | Bunyan Hall, Unien sqaare, was a poor but wor- @ very lengthy decision on the motion submitted to him | thy ora Cae a: ae $400 piano, upon year} was due $45, ani @ money Was not pai 8 few days since 10 remove the {rial of ‘the cause to the | (16° fotiowing afteruoon the plano would be sacrificed, United States District Court, The points decided by 4 Ostrander aiso represented that Le lad bee a mission- fim ere in brief as subjoined:—That twoet the piaip- | sty for nine years, fouref wbich:be bed Known Mra. nt : heppard, and that in every way she was deserving of tiffs in the guil—Mossrs, Fisk and Belden—are aympaioy. Mr, Spellman, believing the represoatations Bon-residents of th oey, President | thas made by Osivander, gave him the money, and it @f the company, is tare; that the | is pow alleged that instead of using it for the purpose e@ompany 1s & non-resident of the State, being consiiiuted | intended by Mr, Spellman he appropriated the same under the laws of otuer States; that Mr. to bis own use, Justice Hogan committed the accysed Plaotif in the second suit, ts a resident; for examination, It is d that the defendant has tof tho piaintifs are nou-reaidents the sta‘ute of | obtained money from ocher parties under similar faise moval does uot apply, and since Mr. Hach i & | representations, resident and sole plaintiff the statute does apply, au ss Ze hat case, so far us couceras Tracey and the company | 72 Racext Boud Ronoxny ix Worth ‘rneer.—The ouly, must be removed to tue United States Coari, In | robbery of Ephraim Pincus, a lad fourteen years of age, the suit of Fisk & Boldom againsi the samo defen employed by Mossrs; Hayes & Co., 21 White street, of ee eee $200 in Treasury notes on Monday last, bas already Sagas Bou-residents, tho siatuto of removal | ye erie ned iar ing euitnata, Epuraim bad been see les I sent to the Central a Xanonal Bank to deposit, some ey checks and draw $200 in n returpiog he wes COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM, assaulted aod knoeked gown in Worth aircet, near . Church, by two men, whe forcibly took the money from none t enpsanpseenestgens: enlvens Case—Verdiet | yin and ran away before they could be arrested. Yester- for the Pinintim, day afieracon Pincus discovered one of bls assallanu: in Boiore Jadgo Barrett. Broadway, aod foliowed bim into a store cornor of Wash- Anna Hull vt, The Second Avenue Katlroad Company.— | ington and Reade sireois, whoa ke called olficor Howell, of the Third precinct, to arrest him, On eatering whe ‘Mais action, which was brought against the defendante | Of ihe, ina pease mem aaeegann 30 aaoage bet the for alleged negligence on the part of their servanis, ta | officer was too quick and secured hum. The prisoner Sonsequence of which the plaintiff fell from tie platform ve bis namo aa William Freach. Ho was taken before @f one of these cars and ‘as seriously ii Preor poner justice Hogan. where whe inteliizent lad Pincus, who, ated yesterday evening, when a sealed veritict way | detective-like, had followed and secured him, appeared directed, fhe jury found for the plaintiff $1,000. For | aud made an afiidavit against him. The prisoner was plainul, Edward seCarsuy; for defendants, J, Smith, committed fo1 examination, His confederate in iho ten robbory bas not been secured. Recxixss Btasrina.—Three men, samed Thomas Conckitu, E¢mund Kinney and Michael Lanahan, were brought yesterday afternoon before Justice Connoily, at tne Yorkville Police Court, om a charge of reckless Goriously obstructed with ice yesterday. This waa par- | piasting. Osticer Nelsum, who arrested them, staied tiowlarly the’case in the Easi river, whwro the forsy bi that from the oifects of # single blast, made their trips with irregularity and diticuity, The | Forty-third streot and Third avenue, ¢ Bomult of this ts that the streets leading tothe ferrios were | OF More persons wore endan Blocked up with drays, carts and ail eorts of vebicies; | Dereon injured was & litle gill om Grivers of horses wore auipenrhate id some bard buliding adjacent were demolished by ast, 801 A CITY INTELLIGENCY, Aco ws Tew Rivers,—The Norib and East rivera were e ‘ eral courusod | of ine blinds were dislodged {rom their fastenings, a ed supreme, Yosterday the forryooais of the Ene | panroad tie was buried . the top of a three Kory jway to Pavenia were not running, aud the baggage | hutiding, and one atone, wetzhing two hundrod and ‘and passengers crossed at the Jersey City ferry, Yhe fifty pounde, was bur! handred foot in the air and on the Jatier ferry to Vesbroases street were also | Con conn imo block: vis Forty-0fth sirect, Tho interrupted. All the boats of the Pavonia ferry havo | Qocused ware beld for examination. ‘deen injured by the immense quaatilies of ice im the ” wher. $ ‘Tun Bourn or Fine Commiasionans.—The Roard of Fire REAL ESTATE MATTERS, Commissioners held their regular weekly meeting yee. - pelnpeencarscsnine terday afverncos, Genoral Shaler in the chair. Accord. | Heavy Operations Yesterday—More Room tag tos report of the Committee on Appointmonts there | Wanted—Great Activity in Breoklyn Real deow 10 January thirty-eight appoin! vg Md Estate. nations and six transfers i the department, panne ™ ‘ eas bananas of public importance tranentted, ‘The announcement of the numerous sales adver Ixetatation or Rev, W. P, Yeawary.—Last evening | ti8td to take place yesterday at the Exchange Rov, W. P. Yeamana was iustalled pastor of the Bloom. | Salesroom drew together quice a large crow, imgdale Baptist church, Forty-socoud street, between | many of whom were attracted no doubt by the Seventh and Eighth avoauca Thero wasa large coa- | anticipated continued sale of the Beckman leases, Sregation prosent aud the proceedings wore regarded | the introduction of these into the market having With much interest, Dr. ‘Armit&go read the Scriptures, i " after which prayers vere offered by Mr. Buckiand, 4 | ftom many and various causes created quite a beautiful hy ma was bo iicieutly sang by the choir, | flutter among real estate dealers. The nature, whose musical quniifoations generaliy appear to bo | % of a very promising character, Rev. vr. Dowling | Ch#tacter and several advantages and dis- preached un appropriate sermop, observing that the | advantages of these leases as an investment were so Congregation had not assembled tor the purpose of or | ¢,) i : Gaining # Christian minister by the 1m position of hands, fully stated here yesterday that it would be only Decause the Kev. dir. Yoamann had already distin- | repetition tosay anything further concerning them guished himself by bh.» labors, bat to oxtond to him the a 4 i the hour fi - ng gre in this regard now. Pending the hour for resum. 26 ag pastor of their church, Rev. Mr. Kevdrick, Iu an affectionate adress, then tox | ing the sate the prices that ruled the previous day wally installed the new pastor, after which Rev, Mr. | forme: ject of discussion with nam Pendieton delivered the chargo to the congregatics, avi | ‘med the subject of discussion with numerous the proceedings terminated with prayer. groups, and whispers of advancea obtained or x, Do Cuario's Luctoaes.—Mr. Paul B, Oa Chailia | offered were exchanged by more than one couple, will deliver a gortes of three lectures, In Steinway Tai on ovenings of next week, the first one on Monifay, tho 17th iost, ‘The {ntrodectory lecture bas for its subject Sho gorilla and its habits, togethor with comparisons Detwoou the gorilla, the gibbon, ourang oulang, chime dfecussion of thetr pointe of affinity to Ht In thla way it was learned that tie lease of the lot er of Third avenue and Bixty-third street ground rent $1,000), which was purchased by , W. Kearney for $610, waa resold by him at aa advance of $1,000, Those, however, who ow i view to speculation in the remaining leanne: ld were divappotnted ia their expectation, which a:tracted of a resuinption of the sale, pursuant to played at (he Tra by the auctioneer, Mra, Many Ditom Jowms, M.D, on Puvstonoor,—Thia | upon bis arrival, that its further continuance was May, & gradunte of tho Werlsy an Female College, and | Hidetinitely Lar ineve-tareamenn oriaase - (tht er, suflivient on i " aii te os Napisy laa Balttos ps cbr cause for their attendance, were yesterday offered a aaating eomimened ‘es os. = P iplenctel the capitalist, speculator and agent at the Real Es- serch, Filth oreave acd Vightaeath attvet, agonies of | t2°e Exchange, there eats eominttee Vectures ou health, the human body and the varlous | Mat of the leases announced for noon in this room— Giseaces incident tO women and children. Mra. Jones | % Circumstance no doubt wonderfully satisfactory Mot only eminently possesses tue qualifications to im- | to those who delight to eee new evidences of our Part « thorough knowledge of the mysterious beauties | busiaesa eutorprise and activity, but very trying, Of Lomale organisin—warning Ler owa sex im favguage | one would thiuk, when regarding the dimensios Poetical and charmiog of the vows which Ignorance aod | of the mart, to thowe having the conduct of e Sfaise inanner of liviag ea'all upon (hom—but she 18 | gale and to the audienc In truth, the room eminentiy noted as one fad of Christan qualities, with a S-constaat living ‘fesive Lo aid and oncuurdge the oufeee Pods hE apie BNE died woran anil child, Yesterday's lecture waa merely | COPstexate’’ at present tatroductory, treating of the beauty and utility of bee sheared for which 4¢ was hired, being much wuhjecta, lofant mortality, the dury of mothers, &., but sinall for the proper and agreeable mani several hundred tadies of the highest respectability | mont of more than one sale ata time. It is sat! Matened to her, ssomiugly with evident satisfaction, factory, however, to know that ita continued us Invanxal Revenue Serevre —Depaty collector Purdy, | a8 at present, is limited, the last Legislature havin Of tue Eighth district, seized yesterday two tiltoit dist. | granted & charter and ect of incorporation to a Series, adjcivis - number of gentiomen in this city interested in the Joining each other, located ina building for. | Pane 0) Zenite Rabie sfee ti meriy.veet as a avap botiing establishment, in Abattolt | tart adapicd tu’ the meeds of our busiaees mom Wont Thirty-nintu streot, betweon Teuth avenue g their tatention rocced San onely place, ¥ h and it Dring their jctention to proceed at aa earl, and the North river, Throo barrola of whivkey and five | day with tle work, A very Babel of noises dulle Barrels of mash,’ teary for discilling, wore tonod on | the eare of thore assembled while each sale was the premives, ‘ihe wills were tore out, the mash de | gimuitaneously going on, a rearonable condition of the Whiskey romovod to a bonded were: ? i c i Reesk tw warle ms over to the pie. | Ailairs being reached ouly when one had survived triot Attorney for eoa'r ation, ‘the joint capacity of all the others and obtained possession of the rgotn. is @atimated at cix per day. Of The sale which thas continued longest was that 5 own shamout could not | Of valuable tp town lots by Anthony J, Bleecker, A crowd Res pd the when | auctioneer, who also oftered for sale some improved re was mate, wore uttered alot | property in Harlem, The prices realized were a@ coilect © Hara No lorcivie | tollows:—Two lots on the south side of Fiftieth wus aitoinpted, hu sever. treet, commencing 100 feet east of Fifth avenue, 2 oF Faaycts Hivwen.— oroner Bobirmer | oppos'te the new cathedrs feat fr at by 1 by Phillp Pitz- y proceeded ¢o tho bovee of Franels Herser, | fret 6 inches in depth, pure ‘treet, and (c6k his anie-mort aote. | Pa rick at $5,000 = h, of bse on an Or OF = j 1 19 remain.on mortgage. Four lots on ¢ or t| aed a t ra published n een ae pry pepe mitten an, side ot Seventy-ninth sirec!, commencing | ot the ieacveran Gael ore nea? York. ne | Ca of Second avenue, cach 25 feat front by balf corte Free da twoia-d | Me block in dopth, beantifully situated for buwild- fom his ten fa he doit brew Without the ieaet ing purposes, the street in frout being 100 feet wide, paved with Bolgiaa pavement, sewored with gas and Croton haved 1 : Y of Which “one ‘half'sea femeln' on sort mo ge. at the option of the purchaser, And the brick house and lot on the north side of lldth street, 69 fect west of avenue A, lot 24x75 feet, with two adjoining lots, each 25.2%4x69 feet, on the north- West coruer of aveuue A and 114th street, the plot forming three lots 50 5-12 feet on the avenue and 93 feet on the street. The house is very substau- tially built, first cfiss, three stories, high base- meat and subcellur, Philadelphia brick front, 24x38 feet, with large piazza in front and on the side ; has all the modern improvements, not and cold water, bath, speaki tubes, gas, marble mantels, &c. The avenue lots are laid out as a garden, with grape vines, fruit and shade trees, pet A &e. rehased by Stephen B, Wildey for $13,350, of which $5,000 can remain on mort- gage. Messrs. Allen & Brown, H. Henriques, auctiou- eer, offered for sale, by direction of _ Giles, executor, three three-story brick housea and lots known as 203, 210 4 212 Spring «tr et respectively 18 feet 9 inches, 18 feet 6 inches an 19 feet 4 inches front, and an average depth of of 100 feet. The: knooked down as followa— sixty per cent of the purchase money to remain on mortgage at the option of the purchaser. No. 208 to H. Goodstein, fer $11;100; No. 210 to Mar- ret Mullin, for £10,800, and No, 212 to Mr. ‘errance, for $10,500. A sale of buildiog lots on Madison avenue, Fifty- third and Fifty-fourth streets, was commenced by Adrian H. Muller, but stopped after a few only had been disposed of, as the prices offered did not reach the expectation of the owner. ‘The follow- ing were sold:—Four lots on the north side of Fifty- ird street, commencing ast of Fifth avenue, at $10,000 each, to Thor MoClellan, and four adjoining the above to J. 8. Malcolm, at $9,750 each; three lots on Madison avenue, 100 ei north of Fifty-fourth street, te C. D. Peck, at 600 each, two lota on the north side of Hi end street, 275 feet east of Fifth avenue, to Mr. Peck, at $6,150 each. Jtis currently stated that the Sun Mutusl In- surance Company have disposed of their building 49 Wallstreet to the United States Trust Com- pany for $400,000, aud have leased frent rooms in the building now erecting in Wall street, opposite the Custom House, by the New York Life aud Trust Company, to which they will remove in lst May next. The following lots, forming part of the estate of Martin Zlrowski, were sold yes 3 Ludlow & Co.:—One lot, northeast corner Eight: eighth street and Tenth avenue, 25.2x100, $4,900; three lots adjoining on avenue, each 25.2x100, each $2,900; two lots, Bightye ighth, street, 100 feet east ‘lenth avenue, 25x100.8, $2,275; two lots ad- Joining, $2,205). “four lots joining, $2,300; one lot adjoining, $2,400; four lote ad- joining, $2,200; tour lots adjoining, £2,200; two lots adjoining, $3,100; two lots ad- joining, $2,200; two lots adjeining, $2,375; four lots om Eighty-ninth street, 200 feet east of Tenth avenue, 26x100.8, each $2,050; two lots ad- pint » $2,100; four lots adjoining, $2,100; three ots adjoining, $2,050; two lots adjoining,’$3,100; four lots adjoining, 125 feet west of Ninth avenue, $2,175. Four lots southeast corner of Broadw: and Eighty-ninth street, ther 103.5x103, $20,200; three lota adjoining, 75.6x91.6, $12,300. One lot northwest corner Tenth avenue and Kigh- ty-eighth street, 25.5x100, $1,450; one lot adjoin- ing, on Teuth avenue, 25.5x100, $2,925 ; two lots adjoining, $2,876; three lots adjoining, $3,000, Two lots south side Ly Para feet west of Seventh avenuo, each 25x100.5, $25,000. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE. Yesterday was one of the busiest days in trans- actions in Brooklyn real estate “within the recol- lection of the oldest inhabitants,” and in respect to the prices realized a most noticeable one. Tie best sales were those made at the city sales- room by J. Cole, who was favored by a congr gation of capitalists, comprising many belonging to this city, who in their eagerness to se- cure some of the lots offered sent them kiting to the extent that prices were obtained far in advance of even what was hoped for, much loss expected. ‘The tellowing are the particulars of the sale:—Four Gothic cottages on the east side ot Hamilton street, distant 275 feet south from Myrue avenue. ‘he houses next to Myrtle avenue, 25 by 36 feet 6 inches; the others 27 feet wide by 36 feet 6 inches deep, exclusive of piazza in front. The houses are two story, with attic und basement, and contain ten roon each, bathroom, gas, &c.; and each house has a lot and a half of land with it. Those nearest Myrtle avenue were purchased Lak Moses Levi for $6,400, the others by enry T. Smith for $6,450. Five lows on the north side of Presideut street, 200 feet west of Court, each 20 feet fromt by t00 feet in depth, sold as follows:—The three nearest Court street to George E. Archer for $5,925, the two others to J.D. Polhemus for $3,859. A vwiree story basement and sub-cellar brick house, with mastic front, No. 80 Hoyt street, con- taining thirteen rooms, five marble mantles, grates, sliding doors, French windows, bot and cold water, range, gas and bathroom, water closet, &e.; connected with sewer, laundry, with stationary tuba, &c. House 20 by 40 feet, with extension 12 by 26 feet, Lot 20 by 80 feet. Was knooked down to Daniel Glacklin for $6,800, of which, by the terms of the sale, $3,000 caa re- main on bond and mortgage. A Gotiuic three story and cellar brick store, 17 feet trent by 114 feet deep, No. 243 Fulton street, lot 17 feet front by 161 feet deep, the building built in the most substantial manuer of the best materials, with splendid ornamental front, bas water, gas, heater, outside iron gates to store, &c.; one of the most desirable business stands in the city, being near the junction of Clinton street and surrounded by first clasa stores, was pur- chased by Hart Brothers for $47,750, of which oue- balf can remain on mortgage. No. 524 Washington avenue, a three story and cellar frame house, piazza in front, cupola, . was next putup. itis 40 feet front by 36 fect deep, with extension feet deep, seventeen rooms, besides butler’s pantry and large open garret, marble mantels, water clesets, finished in the wost substantial manner; has sliding doors, French windows, bot and ceid water, gas, bath rooms, rangeé, hot-air pipes from furnace in cel- far, kitchen and laundry weil fitted up. The par- jors have statuary, marble mantels and silver trimmed grates. ‘The cellar ia cemented and di- vided into rooms, The grounds well arranged and stocked with fruit trees and shrubbery, grape- vines, kc. On the Hamilton street front ood stable and carriage house. This was knocked down to Heary Johnson fer $15,250, ‘Two lots adjoining ear ehh each 25 wos hal by 115 feet 4 inches in depth, were purehased by Wiliam J. Buckley for $5,600, and four lote in the rear, frauting ou Hamilton ‘street, to John Wil- liamson, for $%,250. Besides the above the follow. ing first class houses, somewhat sintlar to the last, y rick, which are so well known as scarcely i description, were sold as follows: M4 Livingston street, three story attic base- ment and ub-cellar brick house, 30 feet 9 inches in fron weity-six rooms, besides billiard rooms; eleven marble mantel ht marble washstauds, two bathrooms, to W. W. Rose. for $20,000. No. Livingston 45 feet front, seven- twon rooms, seven marb| ntels, bathroom, &e., to James Raymond, for $15,200. Nos. 78 and 80 Clintou freee tic, basement and sob-cellar be! rooms, veveu marblg a: . &e., each house 7 feet 6 inches front by 42 foot deep, for $15,000 each, one to Mrs. Van Vieit, the other to Samuel J. Valentine. . Nos, 235 and 237 Hic street, two three story ate tie, basement and sub-cellar brick houses; nine- teen rooms, seven marble mantels, gas, water and hathroora ; Lots 25x30 feet, fur $12,500 each, one to S.B. Hiltoa, the other to 8. B. Stewart. Two vacant lots on Schermerhorn street; one 34 feet 1 inch in width, the other ! in depth, sold as follows :—The larg Rose for $8,550, the other to George W. Mead for $5,400, and two lots on Gorden sire eur Jorale- mon, parchased by Heary ©. Mat , Jr., for $6,650, closed the sale, At the New York salta- rooms Measra, Johnson & Miller offered for sale hree three story brick houses on Union street, about midway between Columbia and Hicks, with lots each 20 feet & inches front by 100 feet in depth, whieh were pur- chased by Mr. Belmar respectively for $4,000, $4,100, and $3,900, and at the corner of Fulton and Water streets, James M. Miller offered for sale two lots on the south side of the Wallabout bridge road, commencing 62 feet 10 inches east of Sand- ford ateeet, and disposed of the sume at $120 each. OMolal Trassfers of Roa! Estate and Leases Recorded. The following were the official transfers of roal estate aod leases recorded iu New York aud Kings county yesterday. — . TRANATURA IN SEW YORK ONT, Latay) 21. 102100, 2424.52100.1, Chrystie st, Henry st, No Jano st, No 2t Mad.eon st, No 208, Madison st, No 3: Prince and Thompson st, n wo 2Atw wt, (Hasty No 389, 20475..., 240 ft wo! orner, 4 8,600 bh Bo ft w of Sth ay, 8 loa, 6OR100,5... Nom. sath at (West), No 161, 20.10x\¢ the by + «20,000 ta, wud leland ada S4td st, v8, 261.8 fh w of 2d av, 207162, es 000 cy oi tots ioostoa. ii. 8800 Lexington ev, @ 8, 60.5 ft sof 66th st, 34 share ‘20x78. Ast av, 6 & 23 fi's of 20:h st, 293 10¢h av and 147th st, no pt corner, 21,500 8 lots,” 20x09. 11'12,000 p ‘tract, » 9, 88, 87, 86, Scove. estate, 200100. 11. seeparcaeresess AOR ‘Triangular jut, 100th st, a #, bet 4th and Sth ava., 1,009 LEASG3 RECORDED IN NEW ¥f No 160, 5 years, total. Grand at, No oars, ween yr 215.8 1 VEAP... +e ones ‘tre of 13th at, 18x50, 5 3: No 709, 5 years, per yoar. 20th av, No 34, store, Lot 137’ (Arden’s estac TRANAPERS IN BHOUKLYN, Yours, per year. 300,50 of Flushing av, 5 ‘of Frankita at, of av, S0xi00 1, 5, 200 {tw of Olive mt, 80x109 2 ws, 89 ft m of Congress st, 224100 (sh ‘ Nostraud av, 07.6220 ix 88 cor, iT lois, 20s — 26x100.. 8,000 bt riand st, W 8, Eagle at, 4 8, 220 fe Monroe at, & 8, 386 ft w of 69.6x200 “ Pacific st and Utica a 6 @ cor, 16x91 1x37. ih Gthatinse Bon M4 abare 8,000 Gib and Smith sts, n @ cor, B0xdl.2x 86,6 55222.7,... gees U 035 ft ww Columbia at, 77x25x8.1 278.6 n woof Powers st, 20x00..... 1,000 3 {ke of Court at, 133.53¢x—1 6th st, ns, ys Theor Sth a 18th 8, 325 ft w of 8d av, 61, 2, ws, 100 ft sof Quincy st, 18x85x85x23, 900 Fulton and Franklin avs, 6 w cor, 80.53;x100x sv, n 8, 180 ft w of Marcy av, 202100.... ‘Throop av, @ 6, 50 tt # of Floyd at 100 .....44+ 8,600 Throop ay, w #, 666 tt n of i, S1.8x75... 2166 ‘Throop av, w 4 09.94¢ n of Hopkins at, 31.3x75... 1,: LEASE RECORDED IN BROOKLYN, Nassau and Henry sts, 8 w cor, 11, 10 yr, per yr. POINT, erday by KE. H. | ‘5th et, Russell st, n @ corn: The following are the Hudson county, N. J., yesterday :— ir nd JERSEY CITY. Strip in block 19 Van Vorat farm, rear of tot 6, Suilp ia block 19 Van Vorat farm, rear of lot 6, transfers of real Wi Montgomery st and Vreeland av, 8 © cor, 62.6x100, 3,800 Shore road, ms, 334 acres........ teeeesocrees 6,600 HOBOKEN, Jefferson ter 31, 32, 33, 34, block 29 (Coster . 2 Adams st, lot 33, block 18 (Coster estat HUDEON Gry. Manners ay, lot 15, bleck 11, 25x100.... Lake at, ns, lot 12, block E, near res rvoir, Clinton ay, 84, lot 61, ER V Wright's prem, 262100 Wa), 25x100., 2,000 “THE SPREAD OF THE INDEPEN {From the eps - T TELEGRAPH LINES, Telegram of yestorday. URFALO, N. Y., Feb. 12, The Dominion Telegraph Company was organized Inst week, with headquarters at Loronto, in opposition to the Montreal Telegraph Company, Lines are immediately ints, Contracty for the The lines will conuect on tho nited States side with the wires of the Atlantic and Pacific Company, in opposition tae Western Union lines, ted to all business vies are given out. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Wennespay, Feb 12—6 P, Mu. Gold has been steady and moderately active to day, on a slighuy lower basis than during the previous part of the week, the fluctuations baving been from 141% to 141%, with the closing transactions prior to the ad- Journment ef the board at 14134, following whith the quotation advanced to 141% 8 141%. rather active borrowing demand for eoin, but the supply was largely in excess of it, and loana were made at rates varying from three te six per ce! ‘The gross elearings amounted to $88,964,000, the gold balances te $2,354,609 and the eurroncy balances to mer Siberia took out $91,985 in tm thd premium si circumstance of of the heavy speculators having sold out the coin they were carrying with a view to buyin at a lower price, and to there iho report from Wasbing- day afternoom to the effect that the lreasury Of gold is aitrivutabie. $3,526,539. The s: is mainly attributable was about io sell tem millioi To-day efforis have beeu made to renew the impeach ment excitement, but with only partial success, The Sherman Funding bill bas ceased tv be a topic of ce: vVersation, ag it is generally believed that ihere is ne possibitity of its passing either house, but iz will pro- Vably be brought up for discussion iu the Senate very soon, although it is mot at all likely that it will be Pressed toa vote. This is no time to bring forward afund- well considered ; but Mr, Sherman's bill ie a crude measure, calculated to work irreparable mischief to the pudiic credit if persevered in, while It involves a direst inflation of the currency 80 as to bring the maximum. of greenbackd™up to tour hundred mil- lions, The precedent thus established would bo a dan- gerous one, which should be guarded against. With respect to the substitution of United Sates noves fer compound fnterest legal tender motes and three percent legal tonder certificates the case is entirely different, Is would not be inflation, but simply non-contraction, to make this exchange, and not to do #0 would be coutrary ti-contraction law, tock market wasen the whole steady until late im the afternoon, when it became very st advancing to 1614 and New York Centra to 1; an active demand for all the leading railway shares and ‘The couree of Erie is watched with evon more attention than usual, owing to its exceptionally low price and the large extent to which it fe dealt ip at present by the street, An imfrestion provaiis tbat the speculative director Is ‘‘shors’’ of the steck ; but this will probably be,discovered to be erroneous, the object of tuat model railway manager being to mystify tho public as much as possible; “ghort’ or ‘long’ Either Now York Central, Harlem are selling much above their real val or Erie is much below it, and it is impossible that ti wide difference between them now existing can romain much longer unadjusted. Whether the ovo falls or the Othor rises is not a matter of much consequence outside of Wall street; but the inconsistency is something for spoculaiors to reflect upou, The monetary facilities at the Gieposal of tho Stock Kxohan, bat there is no change to record tu the rates for call Four per cont ts the rule on government securi- tos an@ five on mixed collaterais, while mercial paper This plethora taeme of trade, continued, aad tho efect in stimulating speculation in ntooks oan hardly the Senate Finance Com these in particular, whether he is be the same. ere on the increase, will probably overestimated, It ia stated that co hare agreed to report favorably upon the House bill providiag that no pablo deposits shail be left with national danke in or withia {ty mlios of any place whore thore is a Sub-Treasury, but that the bamks are strougly oppored to it, This last jg Bot surprimivg, bus there ie neverthviess mo good rea- toa why the funds of the goverument sheuld be held by the banks free of imterost, la this city there are jones held by tho deposiarios, aud no moustary disturbance would therefore arise frem the fect; but Congress mut ‘ul Of possitie dishon@ty among ils tevemas collectors and disbursing officers tn providing tor the deposit of the public moneys in the sub.troa- curtes only, and it is quest!onabie whether banks can be entirely dispensed with, except ia the civies where sud- dreamy ries are situa’ ‘The bill recently change, supposing it to tal wood In the Lowa Lexislature, upon which we commented at the time the (ext war pablished, and which has for its object the retention of the present directors of the Chicago and Rock Iviand Rallmay Company in office until Juna, 1809, and algo tho construction, meanwhile, of the proposed extension of 9 from Dos Holues to Council Blails, passed both houses on Monday last, The effect in Wall been vory alight, and as the bill in qu conformity with the new, comsitution of lowa, from which we bavo siready quoted in (hia councotion, t ita wnconstitutiouniity. Mtigation hero is Wkely to continue, Judge Cardozo rendered a desision ow the motions ma by counsel ior Messrs, Tracy, Dows aud their eo-diree. the caaves to the United States courts on 0 dofendante were not citizens of thie | Meanwhile the oor Oe eae ek 10,000 | Gtate, In tho Fisk & Bolden suit he decided that therg can be no remoral, and in that of Rufus Hareb, that ti act of 1866 permits a division of the sult, and tm ace cordance with it he remuves so much of it ag relates to the two non-residents, the company aud Mr. Tracy, t@ the United States Circuit Court. This action oa the part of the court does not materially change tho aspect of the case, ‘ Government securities wero dull during the morutag, but steady, notwithstanding the decilne in gold. In the | afternoon quotations advanced a fraction under ax {ti proved demand, stimuinted in some degree by tho | strength of the market for five-twentics abroad, aud at the close there were more buyers than sellers at tho subjoined Sgures;—Registored, 1881, 111% @ 111%; coupon, 1881, 112 a 11234; 6-20's, registered, 1802, 10776 10334; 6-20's, coupon, 1862, 1117; 11134; do., 1804, 199 0 10034; do, 1855, 100% a 110; do., 1865, January aod July, 107% a 108; do,, 1867, 108 a 10834; 10-40's, regi tered, 10114 a 10134; 10-40’s, eoupon, 10474 @ 105; June 7.80's, 1075 @ 107%; July 7.30's, 107% | 107%; May compounds, 1834, 117% 9 117%; August do, 116% « 1165¢; September do., 116 a 1164; Octobor do, 115% a 116, At the commencement of business the stock market ‘was steady but quiet, and at the early session of the open board Erle sold at 16}¢ 015% and Rook Island at 9034. At the first regular board there was n0 material @bange in prices, except for Rock Island, which de- clined to 9834, but recovered om the second call to 99 54. New York Ceutral closed % higher than at the same time yesterday, Erie $s, Hock Island 1, Northwestern Preferred 34, Fort Wayme %, Pacife Mail 4. Reading ‘was 3g lower, St, Paul {. Government securities were dull, Sixes of 1881 closed 3 lower, Coupom five- twenties of 1864 were 3¢ higher, After the second call the market remaimed frm, and at ihe one e’clock open ‘board there was a moderate degree of activity, aud Erie Pold at 7534 and Rock Ialand at 99.299). Subsequently a steady feeling prevailed, and at the second regular board New York Central closed 3 bigher than at the first regular board, Michigan Southern 34, Milwaakee and St. Paul %, Pacific Mail %, Reading was \ lower, Fort Wayne 3¢, St. Paul preferred ‘4. Govern necurities were steady, The express shares were dull, but % = 2% higher, Missouri sixes declined 3g. At the open board at half-past three the market was Stronger, and Erie sold at 153s, Reck Island at 99, Michigan Southern at 933 and Northwestern at 61 o @134. There are indications of comiag activity im the Jast mentioned stock, and it is ramored that a new party has takem hold of if, During the remainder of the afternoon there was a very strong and active market for New York Central and Erie, whieh last gold at 7634, aud a firm one for railway shares generally. At the close of business, at haif-past five, the quotations were as sub. Joined, the tendency being atthe time upward:—New York Central, 18334 a 183g; Erio, 16 & 1634; Readin; 9434 0 045¢; Michigan Southera, 93% a 033;; Cleve! and Pittsburg, 96% 096%; Rock Island, 995; = 99 Fort Wayne, 101% a 10134; Northweeiera, 61 a 61 do, proferred, 75% a 755%; Pasific Mail, 110% « 110%; Western Union Telegraph, 863 a 885; Obie and Mhssis- sippi certificates, 83 a 335¢. ‘The foreign oxchange market was quiet but steady at the subjoined rates:—Bankers’ bill en England at sixty days, 1093¢ a 109%; at three days, 110 a 1103s; com- morcial bills, 10334 a 10934. Bi lsom Paria nt sixty days, 6.1505.18%; at three days, 6.123, 06.11%. Ou Bor. lun—Bankers’, 717¢ a 72; commercial, 7T14{ a 713g. On Bremon—Bankers’, 79! @ 7934; commerclal, 78% a 79. On Franktort—Baukere’, 41 # 413; commorcial, 405 24075. On Amsterdam—Bankers’, 41 a 413 ; com- mercial, 405 © 40%. On Hamburg—Bankers’, 96 a 364; commercial, 85% 0.36, Om Antwerp—Bankers’, 6.15 a 51424; commercial, 5.18% a 6.16%. American securities and consoles were quoted thus in London to-day and on previous dates: — Feb. 1, Feb, 1 + 9354 a 935¢ 9335 093% 93% avs WK alZ~ 1% Eri 47 a= Wiuois Contrai 8754 a — Muing shares were dull. At the first board Edgehill Mining closed 50, higher, selling at $3 05; Quartz Hill 10c., seiling at $1 40. Montana seld at 50c.; American Flag, 700. : SALES AT THE NEW YOAX STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednenday, Feb. 12~10:15 A. I. 135000 UA 6's, "Sl, cou.. 113 100 sha Pacific Mull...., 100% © do...12 o’elock 113 ‘200 atlantic Mail 53 Co 967, ‘S00 UB 6'6, 5-201, "62... 10 190 C $6 oO USGS, 5M, 6, C2. 1G 12 Wester Uaiow Tel, 35 00 do. 12 oF 18 Del & Hud Canal.. 149 209 Adaina Exprous -°. 7434 600 i S000 US B's, 10-40, . 100g 950 Brie KR. 1000 7.80 Tr n, 24 series 17% 100 12 o'eloek 1aM i 000 XW Fel Wad im, exe ot ‘ol % tite Tol Wab id a 15 ai assy 200 Pitge, FW & Chi RK 1915, 100 AIM T Haute pref, 73 100 do. Ww do. 100 Alt & Pei 100) do 606 Mar & C 100 American 109 Tol, Wab & We 100 Pacitis Mail 83 200 do... 024 a do... $00 8 & Su soseoh Bi. wo do. 100 Han &BtJo pref... COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wapsgspay, Feb. 12—$ P, M, Coxron.-Tho market opened firm, but after the receipt ‘ef second cable atyices from Liverpool, quoting an easy market there, !t became heavy, sales boing made at prices Indicating a © of Me. por ib, The sales were com paratively boing confined to 4,734 bales, Including 1,430 for spinolug, 2.1/0 on speculation ud 624 for export, W Uphints § Fla. Mobile & Mom. N.0. 7. py if 1s oi E: my Be) wy ny ay -raie.y active at unchanged prices, m p.ivate terms, Of Maraca\o ‘The awe wou disposed uf on private term: Hon sale to dey of 4,16! bage Rio~the Jeaunette’s oar aud the prices obtained were «austac. m 190, Wo Ze, the average price being . Receipts, 8,611 wots, four, 1,59 bags 1/0 Gusbels corn, 1,730 eats, The demand (or State and Webern Was rather more active to-day aud rices of all grades ware vary firm. ‘There was some specu- fauive i forum Was im fair demand apd tirmiy hour wae moderately dealt in he. wales being 36) bbla, at $7 25 5 64 25, ase but . Sales wore made of 190 SO We quote: i Western... Common to med 3 Round hoop Unto, i Round hoop St » wRzess nut ver te a $1 9 tow Wn io } 82 for White Souther, eliow do, $1 a for New Oriean' $1 °6 for yollow Jersey, Oats advance: 8 wae Wight, 85,00 bushe! &, and 8d0., for May, soiloe lad were reparted of 1. trite, Lut Western at option, ky AWM bushels Je: fe, niet, but Dem, Na 8317) a $i 75. Barley was ngher and’ tn better demam Sales 18.9) bushele Waatern (part to arrive) at $2.20, Of bevioy malt 2,00) vushele Droagne Se bu , Liverpoot, ie Coa OF WHAAL aL Yd. SY balay eovion at 4d. a 716d,, SP tome oll owke af 27. GU, and per sicamer, 1.40 halos ‘cotton at Si SO boxes becom At 4. Aw alla 75, 3d. bark, AMM G i is. If direct *. to Maiogay with eo y with marble, at, but seady, at onF laet guotatios sas iy fait dovnand wd idem, at 61 4 $L 16 for ah ip is tall ly demand, Sales 96 bales alle, wid Bi Sa Hy wae Other Linde tnoken ier bud hem 9h 10% ‘Navac Sromss—sp.rita turpentine was offered at Fe A ge eg eA consequence were resorted. Rosia—So. 1 and stra ‘wore im good domsnd at full prices, Other kinds were Gut Grinfy ela nt former prices. alos £60) Dale, common sraloed pad pond siramed ut $3 12% 4 $8 3); 360 do. rte 0 $5 2, Boy di'Noot ar $4 16 TH). at 4 80 0 84 78, Go, opaque and No. 1a $8 a0 & $450, and 120 do. pale at Tei ead unchansed, We quoie Wimingion ah $8 143g 8 (Uns.—Linsend remained frm at $1 3 a $1 18 in casks and bbls. Otbor kinds were frm y beid at our last quotations. P'aovisions, —ikecelpt ny pod 1,200 dressed bi fie market waea trilie be were 3,00) bbls, wb $8373; a $22 60 for vid meus. $28 60 2 55525 fou new do $a Taig $8 2) for ety do. $19, 8 1) $0 Tor extra Prima aud $2) $20 68 for prime mess. We heard of no faire deliver; Dreswed ‘hogs were , oted at 4 for Western aud 10sg0 a Le. for t vg, (bere peepuod int demana at Sandy, priee Sal Doi, ab $10 & asin0M, and ie © $23 for extra do, Tiere boot was in acti ‘usat and drwy eld, The stock ts considerably redw lon 750 Uerces a: $39 for priae mess, Beat mace nies 2:0 bul. at a rx and at higher’ prices, 1 aekages At 9: 10s. for pickled shoulder Paine tied uenisaad lita> tor do. baiies, Beso ‘wat ly native an fz, wil sales le. for Cumberland cut, 12%. ort at There was loss activity iu tue market for MUU price were aicady. Sates 80) bla, at ite, 160, far Vand kettle rendored. ji nasetions in crude were fagain Pernovaow,—The tranase fogain | i a ie, io. oI ‘ eet » and Pi Sonne 08 perso sere phia the rket was «lightly more active. 500 der tlandard white, om boud, for-th e month at d nr psad. tc bor Rnd ied seine del ery, at aie, and 1000 doy ame very, at , latter buyer's opt be y moderate jovbjng demand at ful} Foot aoe nore, me ‘on. private ghasged, being dull atiahers So i ainy was’ Belg at ewreoo tbe part at Lora lage. or air eluding 00 IE grease at ibe. ‘ if i a TALLOW Was quiet, but stendy. ales 99,000 Ibe ate. i Wuisery.—Receipts, none, We heard of mo transactions, Prices were entirely uetninal WHALBBONE Was in some. dispoued of ut 6¥c,, gold. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. demand, 2000 Ibe, Aretio were Blarried. Buaxe—Townsenp.—At the bride’s residence, Seven, teenth street, by the Rov. A. H. Kelle of st. Mark’s Episcopal eburch, Asa 4 Brags to M.T. Townsans, second daughter of Dr, M.S. Townsend, al! of this elty. day. Febronty Th, by, Neve HW, Woven, rotor jay, Fol 12, by Rev. 5 ‘Trinity church, Mr, Winuam Promes to Miss Beas. Borcuar, all of Hoboken, Swrta—Rarnox.—Io tbs city, on Monday, February 10, by Rev. W. H Penuleton, Mr. AxDREW SMITE, OF New York, to Miss Aveta Ravyon, ef Brooklyn. Loug Islang papers please copy. Died. ApaMa,—At Philadelphia, oo Thursday afternoo! February 6, Exua Rirks Apams, youngest daughter of the late abe snd wie of Commander H, A. Adams, Jr., United States navy. a ‘Atuey,—Oa Third day, evening, Mary, relict of Bau): Alley, of thie city, iu her 77.0 year, The relatives and friends of tho family are respech. tally invited to attend the funeral, from her late rest deuce, No, 6 Washingion sqaure, on Seventh day (Satu day) morning, at eleven o'civek, Arraca.—suddenly, on ‘luesd February 11, of die hens Fraxtz H. Avracu, aged 34 years, @ Be i The relatives rn friends of the deceased are respesty fully invited te ationd the funerai, fiom the residence of bis brother, Adoiph Appacn, coruer of Franklin an Calyer streets, Greenpoiai, L. 1, tuis (fouraday) after- novn, at two o'clock. N. J., on Monday afternoom, ALEXANDER, Only som Of Jeremiah aged LI years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family gre respect fully invited to atvend the funeral, from the residence ot bis parents, this (-hursday) m-rniog, at bal-past tew o'clock, ‘Trains leave teo Barciay street at cight o'clock im the morning by saut &ss0y Railroad, Born.—Ou Wednesday, February 12, Wiiam Bore, ia the 25th year of his age, The relatives and friend: the family, also Company A, Kighth regiment, are respectfalily invited to attend toe funeral, on Friday afiersouu, at one o'clock, from lata late residence, 196 Lim street, Corn,—On Tuesday, Foorwary 11, parish of Lissan, y Tyrone, Ireland, aged 72 years, "Tho friends of the family are requested to attend the fcoeral, from bie late ros 318 First avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one kc. Davina —Oa Wednesday morning,’ February 12, est daughter it West Hoboken, W. J., Lavea, yo ag George and Margery Deviing, aged 2 months and jaye, * ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family are respeet~ fully {nvited to the fuueral, thts (Thureday) mornin, ine _ De Cus —In Brovkiyn, om Tu February 11, jonths, to attend the jesday, Citanues B, De Cus, aged 31 years and His relatives aad {rieuds sre requos fuaeral, trom thesresidence of 144 aacio, James Brady, 18 East Warren street, Brooklyn, this (Ihuraday) after. oen, at two o'cloek. Dootsy,—O~ Tuesday. February 11, Joms, son of ‘Thomas and Margaret Dooley, aged 2'years, 9 months and two days, ‘The faneral will take place from the residence of bit parents, 508 Tenth rt street, this Leicester $l atlernooa, at one o'cloc! Fraxcsice.—On Weduosday, February 12, of heart re Maxgaxer C, reiict of Cora-tius Francisco, aged Heaty.—Oo bruary 12, Mictar, Hea.y, tm the 20th year Friends and the family aro invited te attend the (uneral, from he residence of his parente, Joun and Mi yt Heads Seventh erga ue, Detween Filty-third aad Fifty. after- noon, ab one e'clock. Hewcerr.—Ou Tueeday evening, Febraary 11, of die onse of the heart, Thonap ‘» Huwcarr, eldest son of Witiiam and Margaret Hewitt, in the 234 year of bie 2, Funeral on Friday afternoon, at three o’elock, from tho residence of ber, 390 Pacific street, Brookly», Rockaway (1. I.) papers please enpy. Hrrowcock.—At Wesichester, on Monday, February 10, Haxxan E, wife of Joun Hitchovck, Jr., and daugh- in ber 45th year, re ‘ited te attend the faneral, this (Thassday) alcvernven, & qearter to twe eles from her late residouce at Brousdale, West eater. Hvrow#ox,—On Monday, Febroary 10, of eoneump- tlom, ALaeKT Faaxkrix, sin of William and Margaret Hutchison, aged 19 years, 3 months and 24 days, ‘The reiatives and friends of the family, the membore of the Eightesnth street Method s: Episcopal church aiso (he mombers of Copestone Lodge, No. G41, and ol Tompiar Lodge, No. 203, ¥. aud A. M., are respectfully Invited to attend ibe fuuerai, from the residence of bit parents, 170 Eighth avenue, this (iureday) atternoom, at one o'clock. Joxes.—On Tuesday evening, February 11, Franca Atnaer Jones, @ mative of Bermuda, im the 34th year ob his age. The relatives and friends aré Invited to attend the funeral, this (Tharsaay) afiernoog, at haif-past one o’cleck, from 130 Monroe atre:t. Joxvan,—On Wednesday, January 12, Exusy cyte davghtor of Rickard and Isabetia Jordan, aged 1 yaar, muuthe and 20 days, Deur as tuou art, and Juatie dear, We wiil not weep for theo; One thonght slail check the starting ter+ It is—that thos art free. Yes, free, uud biessed in Hie sight Who, beading from Eis throne, pleased to view thee with delight, ‘choose thee for His own ‘The relatives and frieuda are iavited to attend the funeral, from hor fathe Tesideuce, No. 5 Patchem piace, on Friday aftornoen, at two o’civek. Lappie,—On Tuesday, Febromry 11, of eeariet fever, Fawvwnon Watwer Lipo.e, only ehild of 8. V. and Catharine Liddle, aged 2 yers aud 2 months, Funeral tls {fouteday) altorn.on,at ene o'olock, frou the omg nee of Mrs, Ago Davies, 334 East Tweaty-fourto sree! Lrvcu.-—Oa Wedoosday, February 12, Jouy L. Lyraca, agod 52 years, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, from his late residence, 38 Leroy sirget, this (Lhuraduy) attermoon, at o'o\00K. Lostamr,—At Coldeuham, Orange eounty, on Tnesday February 11, Canora Kxrtamera Rosa, wile of Conrad Loekamp. ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of her wnnole, John Hecker, , No, 26 Rutgers place, thie (Thured@ay) afteraovn, at one o'clock, Mace —On Tuesday, February 11, after a lingering ‘iu¢@a Cnariae W. Mack, te the 27h year.ot bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of she-family, also Socrates Todge, No. 605, F. aod A. M., are respectfully Invited to attend the f a» tale (thursdas) alierncon, at twe o'clock, frqm his a residence, 262 Houston atrest,. withoal furtoer notice, Marous.—On Wedoosday, February 12, Mantanwi daughter of William N. dud Lydia A. Murcus, aged The reiatav 4 rrienas of the family are invited is Attond the funeral, {rom Christ ehureh, corner of Fifth avenue aod Thirty-Gfih sireet, on Friday morning, at sievon o'clock, Bostow and Nantucket papers please copy. 1LOKBERCER, At Tarrytown, on Wednesday morn. February 1%, rum, widow of George W. Mido elatives and’ friends of the family ara invited ta attend the funeral, from her late resideuce, on Friday Saran Manta, y ater of plain Janes Richards, aged 27 y aud friduas of the family are invited md the funeral, (row the re ide ber wotber, 22 Heary atraet, ou Fr Be g ylook, 4 Maryland papers please MeBu J Dy Gly, on Wednosdey ftornoen, Ck, BaAnaH M, wile of Kiency ¢ of funeral herea tor, MeDaraort,On Moaday, Pobruary 10, after a linger. tog lthnoss, Jains MoumaMort, bo relatives sud friends of the family are reaneots