The New York Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1869, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, May 17-6 P, M. Wall street had a first class sensation to-day in the failure of a prominent firm for asum variously re- Ported between a million and a million and a half of dollars, The suspension really took place at a late hour on Saturday afternoon, but was not made pub- Me and was not known beyond a few of the creditors “short” of gold to the extent of about eight millions of dollars, and that they were really bankrupt a few weeks since, but made a doubly large new venture ‘with the hope of retrieving their il) fortune. Gold, however, continued to advance, and thus plunged them only the deeper in disaster, The street is full of all sorts of rumors with reference to the character of their operations. It ts said tnat they abandoned their original legitmate buaness of a commission house and gradually expanded into transactions in gold, governments and stocks, In their fal they have implicated several other firms, and Exchange place was in @ state of the greatest eommotion all day. So faras nas been ascertained at tne close of business to-night only one small firm 48 60 embarrassed as to be compelied to suspend. ‘The others have been able to meet their liabilities promptly. When the first signs of distress were ap- parent on Saturday afternoon the popularity of the firm was such that their frends tendered them about half a million dollars to help them resume, but they deciined, on the ground that their Mabilities ‘Would require a sum at least twice as large. A meet- Ang of the creditors was held on Sunday, but no reme- dy was found to stay the bursting of the storm this morning. One of the sad features of the failure is the heavy individual loss which it has entailed upon a broker in government bouds—a personal friend of the firm—who, im his trust of their solvency, sent thom at their request his cheek for seventy thousand dollars just at the close of bank hours on Saturday. ‘heir own check for a similar amount, which he had deposited carly in the day, was returned “not good” the exame afternoon, His total loss is said to be about one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. He promptly met ail claims to-day and went on as ‘avual, But, as he intended reuring from business on the lst of Jane, and giving up the “street” for a miore quiet life, much commiseration is teit for him and much indignation expressed towards the firm Who thus so crueliy used a friend. ‘The effect of the fuilure was witnessed in the fluctuations of the dif- ferent markeis. Before the regular opening of the gold board there ‘was great excitement, under the mupression that the “buying in” of the “short” gold of the suspended firm would create a large rtse, and the price ad- ‘vanced to 14235. From this point, however, there Was a faliing “oit? to 140%, under sales of “long” gold held by parties who bought at much lower Dzures and were willing to realize. The price again returned to 1414, at which it was quite steady until very late in th: afternoon, when it suddenly ad- vanced to 142, closing finally at 142/4. The “short? Mnterest is now very small in the market and the bullish feeling quite general. Loans of cash gold Ww-day were made at from seven te four per cent for carrying, in the forenoon, ‘Tuere was more activity in the afternoon and some loans were made “Mat.” @& follows:— ‘The range in tue price was The operations ot the Gold E: fo lows:— Gold cleared Gold balance Currency baiar The disbursements of coin interest to-day were $211,299, jovernments opened with great firmness as a re- sult of the advance in gold, Lut became less steady and were inclined to droop at the close, uirongh apprehensions of the effect of the failure on the for- eign market, The day being Whit Monday and a European holiday there were no quotations from London or #rankfort. Tue higher price of gold will, Kt is expected, act unfavorably on the price of ponds 4n the foreign market, while no little uneasiness pre- Vuils as to the extent of the bills drawn by the sus- pended Louse. H they have confined themselves to ‘the limit of the articles which in their capacity of a commission firm they have shipped to Kurope there will be no difficulty; but the street Was full of rumors on this point as well ‘@s on everybody else connected with them. It Is fortunate that the day was a holiday in London. Had the news of the failure gone over early this morning, it might have produced a panic in Ameri- can securities, if not inthe general market. But as the matter closes more hopefully to-night and the ‘losses have not produced a panic here, the effect will ‘be toned down at the opening of business to-morrow ‘an the foreign market. The following were the closing prices for Governments:—United States Bixes, 1881, registered, 121% @ 122; do., coupon, 121% @ 122; five-twenties, registered, 116% a 11634; do, do., coupon, 1862, 12] a 12144; de. do., coupon, 4564, 116% @ 116%; do, do., coupon, 1865, L174 a 11744; do. do., coupon, 1965, new, 19 a 119%; do. do., coupon, 1867, Lig a io do. do., coupos, Iss, 119 211944; do., ten-forties, registered, 108% @ 109; do. do, coupon, W% @ 10934; currency bonds, 10736 @ 107%. Foreign exchange was inactive but firm, on the ‘Dusis of 10944 for private baukers’ sixty days ster. Jing. ‘The excitement of the failure produced some scru- tiny of borrowers’ names and co.laterals in the ear- ier portion of the day, and money was active at seven per cent; but the apprehension wore away, aud loans were again made quite freely at six to seven per cent before the close of banking hours. ‘The stock market was most sensitive, after gold, in reflecting the uneasy feeling arising out of the oo- currence, In the early forenoon there was a rush to well, ana stocka were thrown upon tbe market in a manner strougiy suggestive for a few minutes of @ panic, In this furry and excitement New York Central declined to 1909;, Hudson River 154%, Reading to 9554, Michigan Southern to 10534, Pittsburg to 92%, Northwestern to 90%, Northwest- ern preferred to 10134, Rock Island to 125, Fort ‘Wayne to 1534, St. Paul to 77, St. Paul preferred to 86%, Western Union to 434%, Wabasy to 744; and Pacifico Matl to%44. The strength ef the market assertea itself toward noon, however, and there was @ general rally, but not to the best prices of the morning or of Saturday, By # curious contrariety Erie was remarkably strong, and advanced from 32 to 50%. Fort Wayne, in the recovery and steadiness of the afternoon, coatunued weak and dropped to 151. ‘Tue following were the prices at the last call of the board:—Oumberiand, 90 vid; Weils-Fargo Express, a4 & 34%; American, 40) ; Adams, 614 a Gi ds; United States, 65% & 66)s; Merchants’ Untou, a j Quickstiver, 10%; @ 19\¢; Canton 6274; Pacttic Matl, 9475 a 06; Western Union Tele- eraph, 434% @ 44; New York Central,isisy a 181k; Fiadson River, 165), bia; Harlem, 146% @ 1464; Roading, 95% a 0476; Chicago and Alton, 168; do. preferred, 157 a 1 Alton and Terre liante, 30)4 a 41; do. preferred, Toledo and Wabash, 744 bid; do, preferred, $1 a 82; Milwaukee and St. Paul, T7\ @ TTS; do. preferred, 8Aiy a 86)¢; Fort Wayne, 165% a 164; Obto and Mississippi, 83 a 93%; Michi- gon Southern, 105%% ® 10574; Munols Central, 149; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93'¢ a 93%; Lake Shore, 105% & 106}; Rock Island, 12676 @ 125; Northwest. ern, GL a O1)¢; do. preferred 10254 @ 1024; Boston ‘Water Power, 16) a 17s; Mariposa, 2346 0 preferred 48)¢ a 482¢; Columbus, Chicago and Inat @na Central, 464 # 47; Cleveland, Colambus and Crncinnast, 734 @ 74; New Jersey Central, 118 a 1184¢5 Hannths) and St. Joseph, 117; do. preferred, 116%. Southern securities were lower for the Tennessees and new North Carolinas, closing steady for the balance Of the list aa follows:—Louisiana sixes, 75; Go. Jevee sixes, 70; Alabama fives, 68; do. eighis, 101 bid; Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, 68% @ 68%; new, 6534; Virginia elxes, ex coupon, 67 a 58; do. new, 625 bid; Georgia sevens, 96; North Caro- Nina sixes, eX COUPON, 0), do, MEW, 55% Mm 554; Missouri sixes, 80 @ 8%, ‘The semi-annual Interest due June 1 on the pre- ferred stock of the Ohio and Mississipp! Railroad Gompany will be paid at the office of the company ‘An this city. The Dubuqne and Sioux City Railroad Company Ove declared @ semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, free, on the common and preferred at 3B ‘e., buyers option, the market closing at Sc. for stock of the company, payable July 1. tela an patie = 9140, with small ‘The details of the imports of specie during the past and were ‘week are as follows:— iy tn Hoston 000 #e aaa te ‘igh aad comtoal at $2,183 | the follows oars aqigrer, Sc. & Mey timothy $4 & Al et for raw was dull, there bei ver.. eg ecaponancoes> 773 | Me 1; but prices were still steady at 1180. wives May hinted Westphalia, Hamburg— a for fate 08 si ng Cubes wore aa gaan of of S00 bh bod ra -3 Haw ‘ ieee at Meera Oice. for marie 1a nisi May Falikee, Wawmilion~goid: “2,000 ommend AY GaP eae pcllow and Lelge alice foe Total for the week PAULO moderate request at steady prices, Sales Ni ee Be ales 1000 tbe. bleached at Ic. Wulsnry.— ‘The market continned to Total since January 1, 1869. Same time, 1863, Same tume, 1867, Kecel rule dull aud nominal at 860. a Mc, tax pal OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF RECL ESTATE YESTERDAY, SPER IN NEW YORK OUry. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. TRAN wage Corlears at, irregular. Monday, May 17—10:15 A. M. Him ure ort ceorge prove! oMONBAT. May 17 —10ah A.M. | ort deorge Bx U.5x70. « Madivon at, #6 iof known as No 440, Norfolk st, 100 ft # of Houston Rivington 6 w noener of Orehard sh Water st, 90 87-8 6 of Baring alip, 2, Tith at w, No 128, 25 ‘224 st, ee, 240 ftw ot ai ay 583.4 fl w of 6t = 2 a 3 100 #, currey. .ab i 400, F000 Tenn oa, mer, b} #, 950 ft w 515 (ee of Sth av, 250: 10011 140 ft @ of Ath av, 35x04 block. B10 fk w of Sth ay, 7x11, h at, ns, 878 ft e of Fth ay, 20x, Bd ay, we corner of 105tn st, 100.9219. 4th a, w sy 148.9 fen of Bath wt, 449x100, h ay, ne corner of 10th at, 100x105, corner of fdth st, 20.5x72. Mth 1 2066 ftw OF 4th At, 20x73... 11th av, e 8, 40.5 ft wot Fath wt, 279, With ave ay 62.3 of Bath at S478 8, 80.5 ftw of bith LY ASES 2c Rroadway. No 182, 4 years, per annum. Grand st, No 98%, 4 vears, per annuum. Greenwich st, No 217, 5 veors, per annum, Heater #t, No 184, 5 years, per annum. 93! 4000 Morrie & Fgsex Sd. 500 Mich S # f bondi % 1000 Peminentnr Ri tat. 5000 P, Pt W & Chi dat. 1G 500 Pitts, FLW & Chi2i 10) 00 20000 Pitta FEW Chic Bd 943g TRANGY RRS IN XINGS OOM Nii ee ROOKLY 1000 C ARI& Pacts.. 9835 100 Atlantic and Hovt sts, 8 e corner, 25xH0...... 16,500 10000 do... tee Brltic at, ns, 250 ft ¢ of Classon av, 2x131 V5 500 Chic 91 Maitic st, n x, 275 ft ¢ of Clarson av, 40x181 2,400 400) CHLEMAN Tatas, Cumberland at, ¢ 4, 402.3 (t 8 of Park ay, 50 9640 2000 ©. C&T Cones aa baba Dean and Hoyt sts, £00 Bu00 «: - a Debevoise et, w Joo ChieeN Wines.) 8 x20. . 6.109 Lake Shore div'ba & Donglase at, w 8. 962.9 ft w of Bond at, 18.3166, 4,500 ato) Go. 875 Hickory st, n 8, 275 ft w of Patchen av, 25x20). 5,600 15 ahs Continental Bi. 103 Houston at, w &, 207.10 ft. of Park av. 20x100, ‘950 30 Fourth Nat Bk..... 1 925x100 («dead 1847). 6 “0 25100 (aed 1689). 200 2x75, 600 fi fw of Franklin 7,000 ig ih 1 ft wof Ito Canton Oo 450 100 West 0 Tel. 6.20 wo a 5,020 Bniith atlw &, 50 ftn.of Wrckof it, 2851 Smith st, w 8, 75 ft woof Wyckoi at, 25x10, ‘Washington and Quay ta, 8 w corner, 126.8x400x2024——x x 2800, (sd ahare) 1.00 e property (' Te) « e peaperty (1Qanare) ‘000 York and Bridge sta, s 10 NY & Nifaven ie im M4 800 H A StI RR South Tat at, #78 fee of Mh ai, xt ‘8,800 24 st, aa, 60 Le of Sond at, 26x 240" North 21 st, # #, 100 fteof eatele at, Diath, 2'950 North bth at, « w 6, 75,ft.n © of Ba rt, 2x00 2.100 Ath st, #8, 101.8 it w of 4th av, 16,82100. R10 North 8th at, « ws, 2°0 ft n w of Ist xt, 25x100. Toth at, #6, Of woof Sth a eae. Sth at, n 1, 89.6 ft e of 6th av, 17. Carlton ay, 6, ae ftn of Baltle fe seat Clinton av, n 68, 880 ft nw of Frost Hill nem 1562 ftne of 34 av, 2bx] nd roa! and Flathnsh to New 10000 T 88:19 10.00 U8 6's, currency. 73g Gne o?Clock P. M. { 20 che NY Cen RR..... + Be 4 Lafayetie av, na. 124 0, Orient av, ns, lote12 and13.J J Spider rap, BarICO} 50g Maspeth dvys tote Now 8 and 4, J.J Snider map, texto 8 sof Brooklyn and Jamaica Rall- HarnTenn ee, ex con. 20) Tenn ay new. Sackett ‘av. W 8, 700 ft Bt 8 feof Be i, H100. Havre, (ts of Bergen a 6th av, nw #, 26 ft w of 22d at, Bx1 LEASES RROORDED IN DRAOKLYN, Atlantic av, No 970, store, Ac, 5 years, per year. Union av und Bagle at, n'¢ cor, atore,'s years, per TRANBPERS &N QUEENS COUNTY-—-FILUBHIN Willow's chil property adjoining Hawshurst, 67 acres ATCA Canal and McNeil sta, ne “orner, €B.11%79.6....... LONG ISLAND CITY, ‘West Rth st, # a, 125 ft w of Central av, 25x10. . 180 ft w of Central av, 26x100, “00 10000 La 6's, 11 20.0 Morris 5009 Pitts, FAW ee Bd m 0 aus Weat U Tel ute Pac a 0 us meer co 100 Adains Expres a 6 -bet call B00 MH & St Paul dm Wel B14, 100 Mil ASLP pref. 00 wo 3 Toi, ye a eta 209 ‘20 Morchianietiaion E Broad st, ¢ 8, Frond at? ea, indefinite localtey Halstead av, w a, 25 ft s of Houaton st, corner of 100 Am Mer u Bx...0006 Houston he 100 do. New ot, ns, 1d ftw of Morris ay, 30! New et! nm indefinite local 146x105... New York av, «a. 125 ftw of J Orange at. n ¢ corner, lot No 1, 20 ft fro STREET (USTATIONS. Pennaylvania av, ¢ 2, 60 ft s of Astor at, 26x100. Wright at, a8, 167 ft w of Broad st, 44 f1 front. 5,800 fitx o*0lack P.M. ine te cai Sean ae at Pactfic Mail. ” “ ‘ent we, nof Central ay, it. West On te ee eee onsets. Myrtle et, Indefinite corner. 50 600 nYc ral. Indefinitely located plot containin, 300 Er eared Ha N. J.J Tio “i rove a 0 6, Renin on 4a ob: Gon, | Loti, lock 107, Wx. 8,000 St Paui Tiga THE Northwertern p Vise wry | Lotedand 9, block 107 7,000 St Paul ‘pref... 86" a 36ig Garden at, ¢ 6, 174 ft n of th. mt 12.6x100 Garien we A sB6 ttn of ‘ 12.6x1 199 ft n of Tth. #1 no13, 5x10 Wash ington a 44 ttn of 7 82 ft e of en cee ith dd Yerrersom stay wr cor, 2100. Lot No why od 20, Conter eatate, ae. jo 8, bi No 3, Coster: Part lot HUDSON CITY, Charlotte at, ce ate # of Howell at, 25x108.. COMMERCIAL RETORT. MONDAY, May 17-6 1". M. Corrrr.-For Rio the market was atill dull, and prices were nominal at former quotations. The saier were 600 bage, ex Doris Brogerson, on private terms. Other kinds | Jumen at W's 2 ‘Cherry lane. eli 130 were dull, but unchanged, Lot N ‘Hesae 7 Corron.—The market for this staple was fairly active, Evtaiahe mason tons rod 1300 and the better grades, which were mont songht after, were tote 43 and 45... 1,500 more firinly held. ‘The sales were to a fair extent, being 2,269 | Washington av, #4, @ of woniieato ay, | bales, including 840 for export, 149 for apinning, 78 on specu- | W*stiDston av, © % @ of Nontlcstio av, 18-6x pie javon and 727 were in transit, We append the closing quo- | Lots $2 and 33, block 2, Pearsall map, 60x100,. + 900 tations:— Mobile fa. and Memphis. and 1 Ordinary - tik THE COAL MINERS’ BOGUS STRIKE. Good ordi 36 ig Pee Miguling En ‘The Coolest Hambug of the Day—How to Advance the Price of Coal. {from the Mahanoy (Pa.) Gazette, May 15.) The miners of the anthracite coal region had, as it Was supposed,formed a perfect, compact union, and it was agreed aimong them that they would in ali of the regions suspend operations for at least two weeks and longer If it should he deemed necessary. The matter was entirely in the hands of the men; the operators had nothing to do with it, and for the first time in the history of the trade there was a reasonable prospect that the 9 Be Bai FLOUR AND URAIN.—-iReceipte, 8461 bhi. flour. 2¢5 vo. corn meal, 1.200 bushels wheat, 40.672 do, corn ant 18.255 ‘lo, onts, ‘The market for State and Western tlour cootinned wo rule quiet, though there was an improved demand for the low 4 (oF shipment, which sold in some cases at prices be, a 0 ptiined last Other grades were unchanged in value. California Hour was in but Wtule de- mand and rather heavy in price. The sales were about 6,500 bbla. at prices within the range of the quotations subjoined, Southern flour waa. only moderately dealt in, the sales being ve ited to abou bis. Rye dour was quiet a firmer pri Sales 226 bbis, Corn meal was dull, but uochanged. Sales 200 bble. , St, Louis low extr: notto suspend, ‘The action, to say the least, is not only unfair to their fellow workmen, but will have the effect to destroy the usefainess to the miners of the association in which they proiessed to feel an interest. If all the regions still 5 on working, this action will result disastrons}, tne Hyde Park miners; for the market will become glu with coal and they will have to submit to a reduction of wages or stop; while, if only the miners of this region pad the Luzerne men will be benefited at the We quote ‘ supply would be regulated so as not to overstock the Scparhine stat 65 marked, and the business and prices kept steady. Ratea State. : The a My (wind ah aeerd os totes bw es Chotee de: ated, and dealers abroad acted accordingly an oe abana 3 fan In Tange stocks. | ‘Then, at the eleventh hour, the ; ‘ Hyde Park miners in the employ of jaware, ey H Lackawanna and Western Coal Company. who are Round hoop Ohio, trade brands, 7 members of the Miners’ Union, voted unanimously 5 9 1 | anes Se eaten Southern ehoice and family. Southern supertine and extra... California Qour (sacks and bbis,), ws porn meal, fra Corn mea’, Jersey... —Wheat was bd J SS2ESESSES2S8S2532 FF beinens was transucte | at sea ‘os, thew wales bein, af Ia, at Sahara of their fellow workmen of Schuptkill. In Bldin 46: toro 2 i deliveres AA for meted elther,aspect of the case we do not envy the position ait eae fir'ite Michie! Gore Shatyage | in wich the Luzerne miners have placed themselves moderate demand, but steady in vatue, The anion were | ]5Noe the whole emfect Of this course, UOICse Fecon- coutition, 91 M4 do. in store, 823gc. for do. delivered. | Sidered, and at once, will be bad on tie trade for the rere abi id vrei ato track: | tercomtom of he ends wil compe the operaors re al livered. Rye waa dull.» to stop, orreduce w. to a point which will be $139, Barley and barley. severely felt by the miners. In short, it will an- mall in in New York 4 Broo! warehouses May 17, 1800:--14,700 bush ela wheat, 265, ora, BB, do oa aia 69,209 do. rye, 14,359 do. Ea PRETGHTS were rather more active for grain, but rates sre ceueraly Tower. ‘Tue charvering buat ‘business’ was dull. The x were: To LAverpool per ateamer—97.000 burhele grain at Sud. 700 ola. flour‘at 4 Je. 100 Heroes heel at settle ‘confidence, depress general business and make ane in connec: etion with the trade much worse than if a suspension had never been agreed upon. Wwe would suggest to the Miners’ Tnion, if they de- sire to make their organization effective for good in £a., 150 100 tierces lard cheese | the future as well as this year, to endeavor yet to at Que. To ‘To Le eet pible aoe at Ie. Bd. ante S uanciiee effect an apn gen for @ general suspension of ‘130 hhde. pinay 600 bbls. rosin and tone | mining for about two wecks this month, and for an- other suspension of similar jength of time, if the trade should require it, in about three montis. With such an arrangement the trade would be fair until . Oat. GcxNtxe continaed to rule dall and we heard of nosetes. | teland of the season. end iainere” wages could be Prices were steady, however, at 16c. for bags and Isc. « le. for cloth, kept up to remunerative rates, fe nh on iP ay —— a ba eas te it is an undeniable fact that without an adequate ‘avore Tanga ms : 4 Be Retr te Geder a LS wee { protective tariff, and with the present depression in the mannfacturing interesta of the country, the au- thracite coal regions have the capacity to proauce more coal than the market requires. Common sense | P No sales of any deaeciption were reported. Prices | dictates that whea this is the ease the ore he shoutd | | \ | Tymained steady, however, ot 18Xo. Md. for Mantle ow for Jute; Bo, a Be. 4 tor Tah eo, In hond. fot asda The marker continued moera active and fis “em were firm at our last watations, The salee wore 366 bts. 58 tierces, Cuba clayed and muscovado at Sle. a hte. edo (arpentine was in active demand, be graduated to meet only the wants of sumers. Produce more, and, down go the prices, and. comes Hat, The miners of all the regi Navat, Sronns.— \ light stock prices ad gal” pad being 480" for merchantable and exipping lee, | have it in helt power to systematically The salen tai bole Ky sa tye ehiefly at 47e. ulate this matter, if they will, But they must first all kinds of rosin the market ‘wns mil, and we sor 3 establish a union the laws of which ja this respect sales of $00 0 ie es x, eine ‘a ul mint be cgay Ee in every region in this | x fate producing anthracite coal, member that in hs {and erica oy Gi He Bar wna! yu an! real union there is strength. —[f this cau be effected OF Lineeed was firm at fl 070 #1 09, in easke and | all Will be weil, If not, then the trade will continue | bing with aulen of 6,000 gallons et $1 014, Of crude whale there wore further sales of 40 bbls. on privat ther inde were dull but unevany eceints, L084 ole beet, 648 do. pork, and market for pork exhibited a fale nctivity and prices continued to rie itm: clorin at ea a gat 08 for new, meas, The sales were 3700 bbls for pew. meas, BEE SS for Western prime mead, ‘8 RI 15 for prime and extra prime, lnclucting 750 ) Dew mens for Jane, at #31 00, buyer's option Drewad I to experience the vicissitudes which have marked ite, rowress since its establishment, € speak earnestly and plainiy, but trothfally one honestty, in Gus matter, and if the course we advocate be ‘followed, not only the coal trade, but every Draven of business connected therewith, will ve benetiod ert a . fal. Live 7 being 4 x io %y 1! ie ei ya sala Wes ter ni" ea a in “SHOCKING ACCIDENT, There ns Bhi acai agi fron mire Sid ee | A Mun Slowly Crushed to Death in the Boa 7 bbias at | Machinery of a Steambont. baie md wien the Cairo Evening Bulletin, May 1.) While the sternwheel towboat Stella was lying at our wharf this morn ig at | Hath were atoady. Salew ein farce eat veantinies to rale dull and SPeto's woe tor prime meas an fp 882 for India fut meate the market was sisll but former prices The auies were on! 40 packages, at ISe, for and Picked’ shoulders ge. for amoked do. Siyc, & Ie. Nekied hama, and 190. @ 2¢0, faci do. ough ‘ati quiet, wag frm at 18390. m' netand John Hames, of Loutsvitie, iM, approached her stern in & topping at the whe hy direction of the mate, Bacon, Wh NM lice & ie. for new to attach a line to one of the wheel arms. ‘Tins job fistes hr thor oneeeent'idics. yg 4 Avi enies | accomplished, tin nee Up between 100 boxes of the latter at 16);0. For lard the market was loss | tho pittinan and the fantatl; but at the moment about aa! son, Increased kage on Pad tet half his body had passed through the wheel com- water oy Hayoned of re oi man and bacte ‘oamerea menced & revolution, the pittman slowly, but | abont 400 16/0. 8 10. for No. 1 to Fore LEU. Crude in bulk wan dull snd unwettied ing at lfc. a 16'g0. The sales were about 2,500 bbla. for June at ide. For Teduod the market wan dull, the demand being Ret ain, Sn ge ge aie. yh fearcely #0 firm, olowin w se 000 bla. for the fast halt, Ma 2000 do. for he feat hint, ay inthe market was dull end wt S iy bey re bbla, standard white from Ju! Beef oie Yor sue a6 396: Mages wud 1000 Yor ail the with a giant's strength, closing upon the body of the poor tan, like the biade of an immense pair of | shears, crashing feat and bones as it closed upon | him, until the wheel caught upon the centre, and, of | contae, stopped. In this excruciating norrible | condition Humes was snapended, his hips and abdo- mea pressed and croshed into @ space of three or four inches. With all his faculties about him, UW sutering wan screamed to the eowinver tg “baek’” ied, clove ts forward revolution, ati urther crushing, mangiing and grinding whe Wretched sufferer, until @ complete revolution loosened ay ee ep of the iron and timber im drop into the river below. iy ee man was picked up by parties ina skiff, but by the time A} Teached the boat 4 Hieved him iad came and rej THE SAFE ROBBERY AT ; DOUBLAS, MASS. ‘Twenty Thousand Dollars Stolen. We tind in an extra of the Dopgias (Mass.) Herald the following account of a robbery {hat occurred in East Douglas last Friday night:— The quiet community of Kast this morning by the discovery that the office and safe of the Douglas Axe Manufaccuring Company had been broken ito Gariog the night, and a large amount of bonds, certificates, &¢., taken therefrom, An Investigatic An entrance was effected by door leading to the hail with wards found ov the bridge below the oilice, Wading on disclosed the following facts: a key, which was acti living, was startled opening the east outaide , after ¢ ey the finishing shops. ‘The inside door, leadin: nea bar. open. bers, apd the top of the compartment was price sufitciently to admit of a hook being inserted, which the valuables were extracted. everything of vaiue in the safe but about fifty dollars, which was probably overiooked, the robbers de- parted the way they came. ‘To-day belng pay day With the company the robbers jarger amount in t! find a muc sent from had not piace, loose only about $500, heirs of Willian Kendall, Keith, $1,260; Eawin ‘Moore, ms, — $2,700; Anderson lus Axe Company, $500, and misty, ~ noise must tues the locality. $20,000, office was the other. safe, during the ni ASKwiTnh.—Suddenly, on Monday, May 17, SARAH about $9,000; Royal Kev, William ‘T, Briggs, $1,700; $1,600; beirs of Charles Hutch Hunt, 2,600; Doug- The night was dark ‘t suited to such work. Considerapie wedges, bars, <&c., were about the floor, and the ittered = from = one end to ight, DEATHS. Died. ASKWITH, In tile Gls year of ber age. ‘The relatives and friends of the Tamily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her orp rate Walter T, Davis, 90 Adelphi street, Brooklyn, on Thussday afternoon, at oue o'clock. BaKER.—At 10 days. Relatives and friends of the fami); invited t attend the funeral, residence, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Trains leave Twenty-sixth street M., returning leave Stamford at BIDWELL.—\la Brooklyn, on ceitaay, May 15, David ALLEN, only child of Henry S. and Mary V. fall; Bidwell, aged Relatives and iriends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (1 Stamford, Conn., L year, 10 months and 11 dgys, tice, Was then forced open, apparently wit The safe containing the stolen heel Was situated in an adjoining room, but was hauled into the ofice, when with wedges and sledges and other burglar’s tools, the outside tron door was pried ‘The inside door resisted the efforts of pero uy with Afier taking robably expected to he safe than they did, but fortunately the large amount of money usually the treasurer's office in Boston the purpose of paying off the help each month en placed there, but was iu @ more secure ‘The bonds, certificates, &c., all belonged to private parties resident im ths village, and upon many of them, who can il! afford to loose the amoanis which had been deposited there for safe keeping, the blow falls heavily. The Axe Company Yhe principal losers are have been made in forcing the huge steel Wedges into the heavy iron safe, and although par- living in the vicinity were repeatedly awakened by heavy thumping sounds they were unable to fix The entire losses will foot up about Various tools and implements, such as hammers, left ag ‘The Poss of the large desk standing in the middie of the Noor was split, dentally hitting it with a sledge while opening the No light was seen in the building at any time The robbery was evidently the work of agang of experienced burglars. No two persons couid easily have moved the lieavy tron safe 4 distance of iifteen feet through a doorway, a8 was the case here, and there are various other evidences that a number of persons were engaged 1n the work. robably by acci- on Monday morn- ing, May 17, Mra, ALMIKa BAKER, aged 69 years and are respect- om her late eet at 12:15 P. . Mi. ‘uesday) after- noon, at three o'clock, from 344 Clermont avenue, BrESNAN.—On Monday, May 17, MARGUERITE, the beloved wife of Dennis Bresnan, 31 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late aeierek 1,085 ven Second avenue, on Wednesday morning, at o'clock, CasEy.—On grandmother, ete Ea ee From May 15, Davin N. Cre- cece May 17, Mary VERONICA @asry, only child of Jam ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily inyited to attend the faneral, on Wednesday alternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Ler es and Jennie Casey. 609 West Fifty-second stree PERLY, aged oy The relatives dna’ friends of the family are invited woattend the funeral, from his kite residence, 735 Third avenue, this (Tuesaay) afternoon, at two o'clock. pers please copy. if confinement, for NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET. Connony At his residence, 460 Fifth avenue, on Saturday, witation. FeRRIER.—On Monday, May 17, JAMES FERRIER, aged 36 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the 1amtly are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, w hall vernoon, at corner of Third avenue. FigLp.—In New York, on Sunday, May 16, at seven A. M., of consumption, CHARLES Li. FIELD, aged 33 years ‘and 7 months, The funeral at two o'clock, notice. services Fry8.—At his residence, In Mamaroneck, N. Monday, May 13, brevet Major T. W. G. FRYE. Kelatives and friends are respectfully mvited to one o'clock. ‘Uae (Tuesday) af- t One o'clock, froin the residence of his brother-in-law, 200 East Thirteenth street, will be observed at the Puritan church, corner of DeKalb avenue and Wal- worth street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, Tue triends and reiatives of his family and Lose of his brother, Thomas W. Field, are respectiully invited to attend, without further . Y., on ‘tend the funcral, on Thursday afternoon, at alt, Carriages will be in readiness at ie depot, at Mamaroneck, on the arrival of the train, which leaves Twen' hatf-past eleven A. Ireland. The triends of the veh! and of ner brother, John invited to attend the funeral, from 300 West Twenty: -second street, thence to Calvary Cemetery, on Wednesday afternoon, at Gallagher, are half-past one o' and 12 days, res} ‘clock, paper street, New York, at GALLAGHER. —On Monday, May 17, ANNE, daughter of the late Charles Gallagher, of Drembigh, Killybegs, LAN.—On Monday, May 17, the youngest son of Peter and Catharine Gillan,aged 1 year, 3 months Relatives and acquaintances are requested to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 180 Hester street, at two o'clock in the afternoon. Haknis.—Tranquilly slumbering tn death’s peace- fol repose, TooMas Hewitt, the cherubic bo: Robert and Ann Harris, age “lam the resurrection and the jie,” saith the Lord; “he that believeth In me, though be were dead, yet shall he live, aud whosoever liveth and believeth shall His funeral noon, at two o'clock, from the resi never die.” will take place th! a Eieatey ) lence of, rents, 220 South Second street, W! we HEATHERTON, .-—On Monday, May 1 year and 4 montis, after- ‘his pa- Many He \TUBRION, at ihe residence of her Son, 3 Famee M, 219 Mercer street. Kelatives and friends, aiso members of Union Chapter 180, RK, A. M., and members of Company A, Eignty-fourth regiment, are respectYully invited to at ‘al, on Wednesday afiernoon, at two tend the fu o'clock. Hoank.—MARY Winevert Hoanr, the beloved child of William and Anne Hoare, aged 1 year and 7 montii The friends and acquaintances are Ln nef vied to attend the funeral, from the residence o in- her parents, 167 Mulverry street, ou Weduesday afver- noon, at tWO O'clock. HUNTINGTON. —At Stroudsburg, Pa., on Tuesday, May il, of consumption, RoLiin HUNTiNeto: the Seth year of bis age. ‘The remains were juterred in the cemetery at that pla wife of John Im nes, aged 64 years, SNES.—On Sunday, May 16, CatTHmuine Reromie, ‘The relauives and trends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 34 West Thirty-sixth sirect, this (Tues- day) afternoon, at one o'clock. James.—On Sunday, May 16, Estiurr Jans, aged 76 years, | month and 16 days. ‘The relatives and frieuda of the family are res} te fully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of fier son, Kenniah Jaines, Tenth avenue, Mount Vernon, this ree) a(ternoon, at two o'clock, 1 ears. ny, N. Jy On Sunday, May 16, 0 r iudson and * ‘third sirens, Hoboken, this (uesday) morning, at On Friday evening, May 14, at nia rest k's of iad 15, CHARLES M. CONNOLLY, in the his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and thowe of his brother, Richard B, Connolly, are res] aliy invited to attend the funeral, irom St, Cathedral, corner Prince and Mulberry streets, this (Tuesday) morning, a balf-past teu o'clock, without irther dence in Laight street, Rurvs L. Lonp, in the sstn | year of his ajre. ‘The retives and friends are invited to attend the | OREN, aged 52 ral, from St. John’s (ruesday) inorning, at ten o OUERS. On Stu the toc! years, Varick street, us jay morning, tiay 14, CATHARINE ‘The relatives and friends are myited to attend the this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. OshoRN. OD Osporn, In (he 67t Sund morning, v May 16, ear OF his age. ral, irom Ner late residence, 47 New Bowery, dons ‘Yhe relatives aud riends of the family are invited to ationd the fui Charlestown ( please copy. wera, from his late jence, Maas.) and Manchester Cline 8h | ton avenue, corner of Wiiloughby aventie, Brooklyn, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'cloe! N. H.) papers Owkess.--On Monday, May 17, at three o'clock P, M., Macy ELLEN OWENS, eldest daughter of Patrick and Even Owens, after a short but severe tiiness, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to aviend the faneral, irom the residenve of her 22 Peck slip, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. relict of Joseph The friends of the family 90 invited to attend the funeral, from tute, ‘Waal near DeKalb, sins (Tuesday) af hington avenue, ternoon, at three PAULSCRAFT.—On Mondi 11, ANNIE E., in- fant danghter of ¥ Wn. tena Maly Paulscraft, vi. relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the reaidence of her —. 121 nia on Wednesday afternoon, half-past one “luueereat Aug! Ga, , May 14, GkORGR H, Ramsey, in ath year of in aa. a ‘The funeral will take ae eae his late ve reanagi at. | 8 street, fersey Gi » this Vernoon, at half-past t yi and those of his bro also the Riasbers of Mauhatan Lodge, are invited to attend, REYNOLDS.—On Senta 4 16, WiiiiaM Rey- NOLDs, in the 72d year of ‘The faneral service ‘wilt ta take p piace at his late rest- dence, 479 West Twenty-second street, on Wednes- day afternoon, at twoo'cleck. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Ryay.—On Sunday, May 16, Many Ryan, widow of Timothy Ryan, parish of Borisajeigh, county Tip- perary, Ireland, aged 65 years, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, froin’ her late resi- dence, 128 Chrystie street, this (fuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, SakGENT,—On Friday, May 14, in this city, Eres WINTHROP SARGENT, native of Nova Scotia, aged 44 years, Nova Scotia and Boston papers please copy. Smiru.—On Monday, May 17, Mra, Rota SMtrn, aged 79 years and 3 months. ‘yhe triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Mark’s (Episcopal) church, Adelphi street, near Willoughby avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. The immediate relationa will meet at the residence of her brother, James M. Seabury, at two P. M. Hempstead papers please copy. Sra.u.—At Stratford, Conn., on Sunday, May 16, Mrs. ANN SPALL, widow of Captain George 8. Spall, aved 54 years and 2 montlis, Funeral to be held this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from. her late residence tn Stratiord. VANDYKE.—On Thursday, May 13, after a lingering illness, PereR VANDYKE, In the Tist year of lis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- dence, 133 Wooster at., to-day (Tnesday) at twelve o’clock noon, His remains will be taken to Green- wood for interment. INSTRUCTHON. ry BOOKKEEPING. DOUBLE ENTRY, ARITH- AT oth metic, Grammar, Spelling, #5 each ; 24 Writing Lessons jerman, French, Latin, day and evening all Bu Colle Ci Ladies’ DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STRE! NY COMPETENT PERSON TO GIVE LESSONS IN twometrical dranghting will please addrees Sumpter, Herald office, stating all particulars. ee BHogeesnrima, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, &C.—OT BEAR'S Commercial Academy, 609 Broadway, will re- main open, day aud evening, ali summer. Boys prepared se if ig n secure private Ie: for business on low terms. ' Gentlemen desks and become head bookkeepe RENCH FAMILY BOARDING AND DA ‘ERMAN-ENGLISH TEACHER WANTED—AS MALF J principal; one ramed in America preferred, and must be a comintnteant te Protestant church. Address Thorough Disctplin UDSON RIVER 1 eC Y. HOR ten cles Hoard ing Schaal tor both sexes pupiis can jummer Tematn and receive instruction during vacation. Boarders will be received July 3. Rev, ALONZO FLACK, A. M., Principal, Westen a GOVERNESS, OF ABOUT 40 YEARS, TO Mantanz Cuba, td educate three children two ris and a boy) in the Englah, French, and i¢ possible, Span- nh, anguagen: and to tench piano, drawing, Kewing, c. AD. Bly, with reference, at 269 West'40d at, between’ 8 and 9 o'clock A. M. CH.—BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, Grammar, Spelling; all summer, day no vacation, THOMPSON'S College, 20 Fourth avenue. vate instruction ; ladies* department; preparatory course; Teiegraphing taught. $5 te _____ REMOVALS. | DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD A’ RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, MS Ful LTON STREET. vHE, FIRM OF PHILBIN & QUIN HAVING Bi solved, Joseph P. Quin will continue the Plumbing and Gasfitting Business at No. 8 West Fourth open where he will be pleased to gee his old patrons, and bopes by unrem it ting attention and superior fnciitied to merit » continuance fav SEPP. QUIN & CO. Flamoing, rCiastitting and! Fixtures) No.8 Wes Ww. H. GRIFFITH, PRACTICAL BILLIARD TANLE cacturer, has removed to 40 Vesoy atrest, Firat clase Tables for sale aad tables cut down. _ DENTISTRY - LAUGR. AT HAVING TEETH EXTRACT! AS pesetully, administered since first intredaced six names of thousands ; no extra Gelicate patients. carefully treated; Tight, upper-weighted lower and partial unpers; work, for style and cheapness, Faroet compet Tion'; call and exainine; no payment excent ani Dr. EV ANS, ‘845 Sixth avenue, between Ist and 2d | streeta, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OU BRANCH OFFICE, 145 F' ‘aA —IF_YOU WANT YOUR TEETH WELL FILU + to VAN VLEC oe 133 ty avenue. Aching Reeth iotignted ant preserved, Beautiful gum seta madein alx ours, TTENTION._DR. LEONARD, @i8 BROADWAY, 3 makes beautiful, durable sets, #5 to S10; single tecth ‘and painless pear! Sliings, 50 cents. E Eatracting whtbout pain, Call and examine. All work warranted. Youre at EAUTI UL SETS OF TEETH, $10, 815, 20; TEETH filled gold, Nd, $j pas adnal administered at Dr. WHITE'S, 182 Bixth sreous, neat irteenth sireet. Open every night. D* CRANE'S OSTEOPLASTIC AND GOLD, POR RE- storing Decayed Teeth to original beauty ‘aud sound: without pain—Over 16,000 testimonials. Removed to aa West Thirty-(ourth street, near seventh aveune. D )R. SIGESMOND, DENTIST TO THE WOMAN'S fi pane ital, restores decayet Teeth and Rovis, niing an ne se teas a patural shape and color, withor pain, hy ic bone Teeth inserted over the old ones. Remove! it Nineteenth street, near oy MARTELL, 1 32 BOND STREET. ry TH ON GOLD teeth on rubber, #5 to $10; gold Blin #1; pearl ntingy St #1. ‘Extrne i . te EETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN TWELVE Years—Gas administered. Beautiful Teeth $1; Set #10; Old nets bought. J. JAY VILLERS, 156 Grand street, uear Broadway. eice, 265 Grand | atreet, near Bower. THE 1 “ECTURE SEASON, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD BRANCH | OFFICE, Te FULEON STREET. MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable and scientific mbjects, showing how to live and what to live for, are delivered daliy at the New York Museum of Anatomy. unable to attend can receive a copy by forwarding 26 cents to the secretary, 18 Broadway. === FIRST CLASS SOPRANO. DESIRES A POSITION IN ret choir in New York city or vicinity; is ac- with Episcopal service. Address M. M. M., Herald DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD ORIVED IN RROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, M9 FULTON ST: re SALE—TWO FINE TONED ITALIAN VIOLINS, one an a for half ‘elr value; worth the attention Abply wo WM. A. 'POND & CO., DAT tai Sides. ADIES WITH SOPRANO AND ALTO VOICES TO SING 4 ina Protestant chureh chotr; 0 pupils for the piano. Please address ALBERT B, TILDE: 119 East East Pitty-tirat at. IANO. FOR encom pINSTRUMENT. —MAGNIFI- cant $ octave 3 Tosewoo 10, paring ll modern, tm: eral), errurenh, Bee Great pa for cash. AMES Sabah By Stith avenue, TANTED.-LEADING VIOLINIST, WHO PLAYS bree, for Harrisoo's Mingtrels, Call at French's Hytel \ ¢ PROPOSALS. NAT Oa conemogm pe Wasurnatox, D. ordre "169. Ly giclock ‘Sen ‘of the Mth of June tor the purchase of the Ti DONORS he Roe i ETT, the SUNOOOK, qineCoHioes, the KOA the KAUSETT, the . Naval 51 ‘Penn. i ia MO, Iying at the United States BE, acy reust ein as i Ww attached to them, the vessels can be seen, concerning them will be ce sen to the mandants of the Yard and sai war the proposals if tioning ‘tere of tbe ©The ‘whale of the porchase money must be pala | byt the 4 tf the vessels muat be remov | A DYRREIER NETS FOR THE HERALD VED nat ERO RLE mn an on, STREET G OPENING AND Prtngrovem FOR #1 osals will be received Linprovement Bonds. troll ‘atthe oflice until yy May 20, 186), at two orel the. samme wil be’ publicly opened, £08 rt of the sum of 1,000,000) of whole or vening and Improvement Honda,” authorized’ by section 2 ‘chapter 853, laws of 158. °'gaid bonds are to be isaasd for the purpore of paying the asseannenta charged agaust the Mayor, Aldermen amd monalty of the city of New York, in the matter of widenin, Tidexteading Chureh and other streets meniioned. in act, ax set forth $n ithe ‘Feporte of the Commissioners in each cake, as confirmed by the Supreme Court, ‘The bonds will bear interevt at rate of seven per cent. peranntm, payable semi-annually, on the Ist day of May And November in each year, aad the principal will be re- deemed in successive. annual iota ‘Of "$205,000, coms mencing on the lat day of November, 1879, ‘Tho proposals will stave the amount of bonds dostred and the price per one hundred dollara, and the pervons whose proposals are aceepted will thereupon be required 10 deposit with the Chamberiain the auras awarded to them respectively, ‘ether with any premium thereon, OGG presen! lng te the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham. Iain for such deposits, the parties will be entitled to re- ceive certificates for equal ‘amounts of the par vaine of the sume awarded tothem, vearing interest from the dates of payment, 7% Hach proposal should be sealed and endorsed “Proposals for Street Opening ¢ and Improvement Hon ds,” and inclosed in & second enveloy reased to the Comptrolle ‘The right js re served to reject any of ‘il the bids, if the 10 rests 01 the corporation require Lain ICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller. Crry or New York, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CoMP- ‘TROLLER's OF Sead BNR es TE NC ‘ORS.—SEPARATE SEALED 0, AW 5 COMNTRATTORE SEPARATE, SRAIE ropes hich it rels of the bidder and the date of ite Presentation, wil ved at chia ollice until 11 oelock of Unturiny, May 32 1989, for" the, consttucdon of "sewers. as follows, viz. yh citeation 1—In 126th, 182d and a strocta between Fifty and Sixth avenues. ” Specificath Ib sireet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. pecitca In Fort i street, between Nintu_and Tenth ave: Eighth and Ninth avenues, “inti and Pivceth streets; Siith avennoy_be- (ween Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth streets, and in Fifty-third street, between First avenus and East river. Specification Sin sib, 16th and. 11th streets, between Third and Xe: ication 7—In Fourth avenne, between between Fort Seventy-ninth streets ;Aighty-secoud: hetweea Second and ‘Third avenues, and Wahigrara and €ighty-second atreeis, Fourth and Fifth avenues. fourth and a In Water street, Me; Monroe surest, Betmraan uw Lieets tt stres tween streets; Clinton street, between Grand Grand sireet, between’ Ridge and Can- is; Maugin and Goerck, between Grand and Broome wireet, between Stanton and Houston streets; Man hattan na, between Houston and Ibird streets, and ave nue B, bewween' Third and Fourta strects and ‘woitth and , ‘Thirteonth streets. Spectiication 10 edford treet, be tween Christopber and Grove streets; Varick street, between Spriny aud Houston streets; Broome and Grund siceeis, be- in Fiat nulla. streetas and Sprin a. Mulberry and Crosby. strc slacation if ts Seventy-iifth street, from Tenth a: d through Ninth avenue to Eighty sixth street; and § fon 12-In between Kichty-aixthy and Niaetie streets, with in Eighty-seveuth street. Mune “loy tucae worcacan be seen and specifications and forms for bids obiainet on application at the osice of the ue, beantiful lates, without clasps; ete: lie STEPHENS) | Croto Bi L. DAK ae vel iy a { agaede DVERTISEMEN if A D Ie BROOKLYN. Air ou BRANCH NOFPIGE. 13 FULTON Sti CALPORNTA BRd ANDIE J tod aud ball the price, . Pa did tee eens ot tere CLOTHING. BETWEEN THIRTY: T 49% SEVENTH A AVENL E, I ORGIS pays the ant off Clothing, note, Ladies UE LADIES AND GENTLE for cast off Clothing, Furot- Vaited upon. Ad T 61 SEVENTH AVE! 2A men receive highest ture, Carpets. worth wanted. dream Mr. or Mrs 1 WHITE, TH. ROSENTHAL'S, 51 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Tenth street (former: 333 Bowery) -—Laviies and gentle- ten can obtain the iighest valine for Gas OM Cotbing, Pur- niture, Carpets, &c., by calling on or addressing, Ladies at tended by Airs. Rosenthal. AL. ~EDARD MILLE 126 (NEW NO. 160) SEY rs enth avenue, near Nineteenth sireet, guarantees to PR, {all ral to cant’ for Lavtles’ and Gentlemen's Caat-of Diathing, C ets, by calling or addressing. Ladies attended to by Mra. Milter, ADVERTISEMENTS 1 FOR THE HERALD Z ED IN BROOKLYN AT OU! BRANCH OFFICE, 143 FULTON SURE. T 11 SIXTH AVENUE, ONE, DOOR FROM CORNER of Waverley piace,"Laties’ and gentiemen will be astonished at the prices F. HARRIS pays for Cast Of Clothe ing, Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry. As we have to fla Insge order for tue Wastern market, we will pay 25 per cent more than any other dealer in the city. Please call or rend » we ae HARKAS, 71 Sixth avenue. ‘aitended by 1888 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTS STREET.— L. CASHBERG piya the highest price for Ladies’ and Gentlesnen’s Wearing Apparel, Distonds and Jewelry. La dies waited upon by rs, Cashberg. <M. MARKS, 9% SIXTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE Eighth » Vadien aot gentiemen can restive the full vitne in ones ir Gast Of Teontiey Sowelry, Oatpeas, Peraiiere, Re you do is please to eall at iny establishment or send ua @ note; the number asavove. Laiies waited upon by Mrs. Marika. ‘True you will be dealt with o your saUisfaction aad beneAt , 816 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR ‘AAC PLATTO gnaraniess to pay peta, Furniture, cc, vy calling ended to'by Mrs, Frat. in Al. or addressing. Ladies AT AMEN NO), 208 “SEYENTN AVENUE, NEAR Thiriy-titth 5, NATHAN pays. the highest price for Clothing, pets, Hi ids esain,:. atvended by Mrs. 3 TH. MANN , 202 (OLD Xo. 8) SEVENTH ps pane aarantess to pay the highest price for ladies’ a ° hing, Carpete, &e., by calling or addi oe Stove. Ladies waited on by Mra, T 164 SEVENTH AVENUE will (NEW NO. 1) LADIES 4A and ler or" e + cent more for their Cast-of Clothing, Car, than elsewhere, by calling on or addressing . HARRIS, 184 or 192 Seveath avenue, between Twenty: strat aud ‘Twenty second streets, TE. MINTS, LATE OF XTH AVENUE.—-LADIES and gente wishing to aignoee of cat OF Orting Furst, ture, Carveis £e., please call on or nddrese B. MIX Seventh avenue, three doors south of Twent es waited on by Mra, Mintz, ba. Genes! RAVING ANY Cd OFF CLOTHING LT to dispose of ean Re oe ae Gots: SRMES KIRK PATAL 466, Pearl street, __ MEDICAL. ‘SPECIALTY. ‘oun R. CORBETT “MEMBER OF 8. College and KR. C. Sui be consaitea val ob private diseanes. Ofice, 20 Centre ret, near Chambers. N, B.—No fee unless LL PRIVATE "DISEASES CORED IMMEDIATELY without mereury.—Ofice and consultations HAR WSION, 197 Bleecker vate. or Harrie BILLIARDS, a DVBRTISEMENTS FOR TH HRRALO DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MIRRALD k VED IN BROOKLYN AT OCR. Al IYED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BMA NCH OF PICK, 128 FULTON STEER, BRANCH OFFict, ii FULTON STRELn, TALTARDS. FOR SALE—=FOUR BILLIARD TABLES, CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIos, WITH ne be ow, with all the fixtures. Apply or address or without medicine, ty Madame RESTELL, Prof i. wi hM EDN Nos. 6 and 5 Spring street, near Bowery. idwitery; over 30 practice. Her infallible Fre - Seemete Female Pilg Wal, price 8, br Nov 8; epecial ly prepared BLN? BAGATE FIFTEEN BALL POOL | married ladite, price 86, which can never fail wre wal ang Halls; Faro and Poker Checks, white rubber Martingale | healthy. Sold’ ony at’ her office, No.1 East Fifty. wea Rings, WM. M. WELLING, Patentee and Manufacturer, | treet, frat door ffom Firth avenue, and at drnggist’s, I 207 Centre atreei, Groeriwieh street, or aent by mail. Caution.—All FURST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES, FOR THE Mil jon, of sires and styles, for 4! 75, Bo #275, 0 unt $850,, warranied , H. GRIFFITHS factory, 40 Vi MATRIMONIAL. TLEMAN OF EDUCATION, MEANS AND RE- nent desires to correspond with a indy equally en- jew of matrimony. Address ‘Meury Lord, bos i perioral othere! at W street. w York. pv ERTISENENTS FOR THE HERALD, IED IN BROONLY DUR Buanch OFFICE, 146 bros STREET. A TROL ae MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR vorant—Vistt her for Srerything. ~aiekn business, ives, numibera, youu Inok.” #9 Sanal st treet, thes Dvr sal 1 toad FOR THE. HERALD A VED IN BROOKLYN AT OU pease HL OFFIC B, M45 FULTON STRE: ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, AM revenia your sehoie lire, Crom the eradie to the grave. Canal ts M ADAME LA RLANCH, THE OREAT UNRIVALLED Business and Medical Clairvoyant, No. 116 West “ ty-nixth street, between Bixth and Seven MADAME, LE COMTE, SPIRITU ALI“? ‘and business clairvoyant; her infor A.* MEDICAL ia pusitives Freeh avd Bogish spoken. 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