The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1869, Page 9

‘elon fn the interest rate, ‘gold, equivalent to 9% ‘per cent, which the rumor come the and, ae Power of intimidation. The worst fea FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, dune 4i~6 P.M, Phere 1s a8 yet no intimation that there will be a change in the policy which Secretary Boutwell 1s at present pursuing with reference to his sales of gold: ‘and purchases of five-twenttes, It 1 true @ rumor ‘was started this morning that he1ntended modifying ‘that policy after the 1st of July; but it evidently ‘Originated with one of the cliques 80 conspicuous to-day in the operations of the Gold Room, Nothing oficial ‘or defimte is known of any change. Mr. Boutwell ts expecied'tn.the. city to-morrow, when ‘probably something may transpire of his views. | It 1s @ilmost certain, ‘however, that he has made up bis mind to see out his pre Bent plan to the end of the fiscal year, ‘qhich is only nine days of, This, the jast Week, will hardy be the worst in the money mare ket, for the reason that in purchasing. $1,620,000 bonds on Wednesday next he will enlarge. his cur- fency® balance’ by about $650,000 only, instead of $1,500,000, as heretofore, The street, at the opening ‘this morning, was in some doubt‘as: to’ the manner in which toaccept the bank statement of Saturday. The .large falling of 1n deposits and the compara- tively small decrease in legal tenders, by strength- ening the relative reserve of the banks were, in some quarters, particularly by the bullish and. hopefal Gide of the street, regarded as favorable to a relaxa- The earliest business was done at seven per cent. above referred to, that the Secretary of the Treasury would lesaen the amount of his weekly gold sales, ‘Was the occasion of rendering quite general in trans- factions up to one.ortwo o'clock. The rumor then being denied, and the natural demand for money be- ing quiet active toward three o'clock, there was a Budden hardening of rates to a thirty-second and interest, and in sorke very rare instances toa six- teenth “fat.” The “bulls” are again talking of lay- tng traps for those who exact extra legal rates, but they have repeated the threat so often that it has be- come of “wolf”? and has glmost. lost its the stringency is the virtual stop which it puts to dis- counts, The best paper 1s now hawked about the Street at nine and ten per cent, The market has ‘become inactive, makers being stubborn in refusing to stand large shaves, and buyers being rather dis- posed to employ their funds on call, The former Offer their paper at 834 to 10 per cent; the lat- ter will not purchase leas than 9 to 12, Foreign ex- change has been steady for several days on the basis of 109% for prime bankers’ sixty day sterling, and 130% for the same grade of sight bills; but drawers ‘are not entirely certain as to the character of the demand which will arise in paying the July coupons eld abroad, and hence are somewhat indifferent gbout making large bills. * The government market was weak in the earlier portion of the day in response to the lower quota- tion for gold in the forenoon, which opened on the streetat 136%. The change later in the day corres- ponded almost precisely with that in gold also, and great buoyancy was communicated at the close by a slight improvement in London, where, of course, a decline in gold produces the very reverse of the effect tt does here. The market was very steady in the 67's which have come to be a truer Index, for the reason that they constitute the bulk of the bonds moved in the home market. The scarcity of the 62s renders them exceedingly sensitive to other- wise unimportant influences. The following were the closing street prices this after- noon:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 116 @ 117; do, do. coupon, 120% a 121; do., five-twenties, registered, 1163 a 11634; do. do., coupon, 1862, 122 a 122%; do. do, cous pon, 1864, 116% a 117; do. do. coupon, 1865, 118% a 118%; do. do., coupon, 1865, new, 119% a 119%; do. do., coupon, 1867, 119% a 119%; do, do., coupon, 1868, 11934 a 11934; do., ten-forties, Tegistered, 107% a 107%: do. do., coupon, 107% a 10834; currency bonds, 1063; a 106%. The monotony of the gold market was disturbed by a very decided “bull” movement to-day, which carried the price up about one per coent—viz., to 137}4—based upon the report that the Secre- tary of the Treasury would reduce his gold sales ‘to $1,000,000 weekly after July 1. From this dgure it feacted to 13744, but rallied again to 13734, and fell off later to.13734, upon the statement that the Trea- agury oMciala had received no intimation of any change in Mr. Boutwell’s policy, at which figure it, closed in the room. Indced, the whole movement ‘was very speculative in its appearance. A broker ‘who, deservedly or not, has the reputation of being the agent of @ powerful clique, first started the pre- mium by a bid fof the government gold a’ large fraction in advance of the market. This fact becom- ang known there was a general rush for the Gold Room, where the broker again appeared and by freely buying ran the price ap slill higher. It was noticeable, however, that the market required the constant spurring of his purchases to ‘make it stick at bigh figures. On the cessation of his bids its immediate tendency was downward. If the clique intend a genuine “bull” movement it is odd that they should show thelr hand, unless they calculate that the street will infer the reverse of their apparant plans. Their strategy may therefore ‘be all the deeper for its simplicity. Allowing the clique a reputation for ordinary sagactty, it 1s dim- cult to believe that they are buying goid in expecta. tion of a higher premium when the Treasury ts on the point of giving the market a golden deluge by disbursing neatly forty millions pine days hence in payment of the July interest on the national debt. The course of the market is shown in the table:— 137% Cash gold was in better demand, which fact would show that there is as yet a heavy short interest in the market. The rate for carrying ranged from 12 down to 7 per cent, but again the figure is some- ‘what obscured, owing to the variations in the gen- ‘eral money market. The foliowing is the report of the Gold Exchange Bank 1,840,124 ‘reasury for ‘the government gold were for $3,870,000, at prices Fanging from 136.03 to 136.76. The whole amount, $1,000,000, was awarded at 196.76, The movement in gold, started by the rumor that the Secretary of the Treasury would abate the amount of his weekly gold sales, was likewise visl- ble in the stock market, where its effect was due to the impression that the stringency in money would coase, Prices opened with some hesitation and owith a weak feeling. The disposition to interpret the ‘bank statement favorably caused a reaction, which ‘was confirmed and strengthened by the report above eferred to, The market suddenly became active and strong, New York Central rising to 159, Michigan Southern to 105, Erie to 2054, Reading to 97%, North- ‘western common to 79 and Northwestern preferred ‘to 4, New Jersey Central to 107 and Pactfic Mall to »88}¢. These prices wero made just about halt-past twelve o'clock, The market began to weaken at the afternoon board, and when subsequently money had tightened up to 1-328 1-16 and the rumor about the gold sales was denied there was a sharp decline in ‘the general list, und the fecling became prevalent ‘that the “bears” had ran the market up to sell upon, tho street being “sold” again for the ninety-ninth ‘time. According to the Indtanapolis Journa? the Indiana Sinking Fund Commissioners, consisting of the Governof, Auditor, Treasurer and Agent of State, have had @ meeting, and upon examination ascer- tained that the State will be apie to redeem about $800,000 of the principal of the Indiana five per cent State stocks at the oMice of the Agent of State in New York on and afver the ist day of July next. The amount necessary to pay the seml-annual interest has also been transmitted to New York. This will leave about $1,600,000 of the principal of the five per cont stocks still unpaid, supposing the holders shoutd it to give up the stocks to the amount pro- posed, Of Which there is some doubt, as it is still optional with them, and they find the investment ono entirely satisfactory to them, so long as they can draw the interest. They are almost as popular ‘fas the war loan bonds, which the State expressed a readiness, through her officers, to redeem tn full, in May last, but the agent has only been able to get hold of about $2,000 of them, leaving some $200,000 still unpaid, because, not yet having matured, the Ptate canuot stop the mx per cent interest upon | st scat ding five p RIPE pind inten NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. ka ‘The ep not were the closing quotations for South- ern bonds:—Tennesseée, ex. coupon, 648.6433 40:, New, 60 a 0034; “Virginias,ex* coupon, 66 8 60)4;, A0., DEW, Ol @ 625 do., Tegistered) Block, 48 @ 484; Georgia sixes, 82.083; do., sevens, 95 407; North Carplinas, ex coupon, 59 a 5934; do., new; 66-0553; Missouri sixes, 918 92; Louisiana sixes, 718 72; Go. levee sixes, "67'8 6734; do. do., eights, 86 a 87; Alabama eights, 99.8 100; do, fives, 65 a 67. The following were the earnings.of the Michigan South’rn Railroad for the secona week in June:— ‘1869. 1868. Increase, : ‘The earnings of the Chicagoand Rock Island Rail- road for the second week in June were:: 1868... TNCTOREC +4 oo nneseesseareerte veer erecenseaes "gst, 507 Tne earnings of the Western Union Railroad trom | January 1 to June 14 were: Bh reer yt" at this port during last week pind as follows:— june 7—Steamer City of “Mexico, Vera bdr Hei ver. a vy bay 51) Rene diaaapineget “Goi. ea, EE URN A ne 700 Piss 1,400 Gold... oe. . 2,650 June 14—Steamer Lafayette, Havre—doid: '300 Total for the weel Previously reported... Total since January 1, 1869. Same ms, rien a Same time, 1867.. The following were the closing prices of stocks on, the last call at the Stock Exchange:—Canton, 61 a 62%; Boston Water Power, 164 a 16%; Cumberland, 823g @ 843¢; Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, 30 a 34; American Express, 40 a 40%; Adaria Express, 59 a 60; United States Express, 69% @ 10; Merchants’ Union Express, 15 bid; Quickstiver, 14% a 15; Pacific Mail, 88 9 68%4; Western Union Telegraph, 42 a 425;; New York Central, 18874 a 18834; Mariposa, 1% 0.9; do, preferred, 165 a 174; do, certificates, 40 a 41; Hudson River, 157}, @ 158; Harlem, 1443, bid; Reading, 97 bid; Alton and Terre Haute preferred, 69 bid; Toledo, Wabash and Western, 67% bid; do., preferréd, 8334 @ 8314; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 7254 & 7234; do. preferred, 83% a@ 83}¢; Ohio and Missis- sippi, 32; Fort Wayno, 155)4 a 15734; Michigan Cen- tral, 132 @ 136; Michigan Southern, 10454 @ 104%; Illinois Central, 141 a 144; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 9434 a 9534; Rock Island, 1163, a 116g; Northweat- ern, 7834 & 7834; do. preferred, 933%, @ 94; New Jersey Central, 107 bid; Morris and Essex, 89 a 90; Hanni- bal and St. Joseph, 11834 a 12134; do. preferred, 11834 a 120; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 39}4. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANS:. Monday, June 21—10:15 A. M. 100 ele Sy River RR.c 15534 eige i bof E i==4 FER 200 200 20 is a 15 do. Sou di 05 8000 Gt Went Ist m, "8, 200d 14% . me i 800 Mil & om 1B on fx | 200 540 Ohio Thy | 8 500 B25 ky oo 50 Del, ur ma Expr $x io Hibs Wells-Fargo a i] Ng i BS Bey ie 187" 10H & ne ere - ng ‘5000 9) 9: i 10000 US: lus 10854 i B~ : Bs woe , Bowe Fi ge i | fs ee He he wa | = STREET QUOTATIONS. Five o’Clock P. M. Monpay, June 91-4 P.M, Corrxr.—Rio was tn some demand and held at full prices, though we heard of no sales, Other kinds were in more re- quest. Sales of 203 bags Laguayra at 17c. a 173¢c., gold, duty patd, and 2,989 do. ex Adelaide on private terms, Corrox.—The demand for this staple was only moderate, and prices were generally nominal. The sales were only 1,050 bales (including 116 to arrive), ot which 660 were for spinning, and 890 on speculation. For future felivery the mH os Ef save eessanacne: Segesesesecerssess ¢ # He FE wo 3 i do. en al 3 to, for =, Hf if direct, at bri ie a Ee ad of Wo on ho énlés. Prices Orie "aed qs es 70. for bags and 23%¢0. for oth realest or eho ira P continued to rite dull, 11f0. ‘a Lde, gold, for Manila, « Wbe, do. Tor juve, W We. r Wide. . for Baa And ac Be. 8 83h, do. fOr Tanpié yin“ bond.” OF full . tier ia aaa ti dul meant, heavy fon alt bhds. Demarara, 0: Lae ce Was an im- ai ptious Abert al ae a a fie ee i aa b. Bacon fo SE ena dened hoa i tar inode ae Bates ph ght ad the markt wea ah ra rit aol era at 160, 2p. 10 Pugs @ 15) YM at acon Kenran tthe fo tween the views of sanitealets reatacliag es agialeas a yyy a Bic. wi tae ne of va ui vi al woll (95 teat wae Quiet and wo oni head of tale creat | Sits ford June re chi ben which was Sa nan Rron.—Small Carolina, were the sange of fen %, orcommon to prime; ‘Bengoon was, dull SEEDS.—Linsood was in better F and sales were bo Fe tie fe Py Aaa & iz imolay naUOA ia sy oe ores “temnand, and a fair busi- as consum! mated at ft basis of thse, a Lidge, for fair ” Bcoot rein tng Gar ho tales were L705 thd cle to reer iy Cuba ite for a for St. ane! demand was ine but the offerings were sc. @ 2540. for {air to small and the Lara. phen prime, tn bhds. my re | waa OW Ww was ster ie moderate Inqniry, The sales mits wi The market was dull and ,000 Ibs. Wast bit bole, "Winskey,—Rece! eee of no sales; 1 03, tax pald, was the goneral asking TERRBLE TRAGEDY IM BISSOURL. Sad Effects of Intoxication—Au Estimnble Lady Killed—The Murderer Shot by Her sons" { ‘From the Bolivar (Mo.) Press, June 17.) ante @ young man who has scarcely at- ed his majority, son of James Lusk, at present @ resident of Cooper, but long known as one of the most respectable citizens of Polk county, it scems was a wayward youth. To inducea form in his deportment his father gave him charge of a farm lo- near Brighton, and abont one mile from the residence of Michael McGuire, an excellent citizen, aod who has been so mournfully bereaved. 168 said that young Lusk’s occupation alternated between @ little work on the farm and an occa- pg. spree, and an unsuccessful attempt to his addresses to an only daughter of hs igubon Micbacl McGuire. Last Monday he was fer the influence of liquor, came to McGuire's at bigntfaih and enjoyed his hospitalities till morning, making during that stay Peay serious threats, which, however, the family paid no aeieutioes re- Kerang them only as the vagaries of a whiskey-fud- rain. On Tuesday morning he repaired to the village of Pleasant Hope, distance some three miles from Mc- Guire’s, He there supplied himself with half a dozen bottles of cordial, and soon became again in- toxicated, Going Ne ‘a dr: pygoods store, he arra, tock himseif with ribbons of Mes lous hues, remarking the mninance of meant blood; that ne would as soon die for * ire ” as sachs else; that if he should happen to be killed, he wished, Indian- like, to be interred with his ofnaments aud — Caen ins fd four revolvers and one ode a ig bated | ‘was attributed iy ate was now in the afternoon. Lusk, K, wit chia arn core and ribbons, mounted his horse and ‘ards MoGalre’s, where he soon arrived, and feeucaaey demonstrations by threatening the fam- fiy In the presence of Mrs, McGuire and her daugh- ter, who yee a4 the male portion of the family all being at work in ete J fleld id Re Mr, Mc- Gane, who was at Springfield on business. Mrs, Mo- ao. Fe ee Tusk end reasoned With him, apparently and started, as he paid, to righ i al er gs im tothe forks of the road, w! instead of Lusk ap) pede | hich ig buts & short distance, procured a shot and started on hus return discovered Lusk rs before him towards the house. Henr: made for the house, arriving there before Li foGuite, made his way to his prisoners. On comingtuy} Pistol in ordered the family into line. Pus amidated pad, commenced to do as he commanded, Be: — & position on the poroh he id toa that if ne attempted to injure ~~ a the family he would kill him on the spot. thout hesitation ver ev into the gro @ revol the shot taking effect about two inches above the ht ear of Pantise sess ranging downward through her head, ‘al wound. ers thie fs two or three neighboring men, attracted by the excitement, came up, one of whom, observing ik present nis cock pistol at the Rea aloes ue out for ne to fre upon him, which io: a both barrels tn rapid succession, both or test ef and his horse lay dead u; ra Mra. McGuire = y tin We morning, when she sahanaee victim of a fend- bow and deviltry that almost beggara concep- oar. McGuire has the utmost sympathy of his bors, His wife is held tn kind remembrance by all who have come in contact with her. Lusk was laid inthe tomb as a cumberer of the earth, and bears, even in death, the mark of Cain upon bis brow. A DISTINGUISHED CARPET-BaGGER SNUBBED BY His CovoreD Fiikyds.—On Friday last lorter, the carpet-bagger, telegraphed Buck aqua, the well known colored coniectioner and hotel eeper of our town, that he was coming up on the train next day to make a 8 and wished him (Buck) to give Notice of the jact, and make all necessary al ments, &c. Buck sent a telegram in reply, tell him that he was not Sy and advising him 1 where he was, Next di Gey, hom however, when the from Richmond arrived, Porter stepped off it, =—t carpet bag in hand, posted off to bret Laat Buck declined to receive him as @ guest. had enna My oh his house, and could not think “of al- lowing him to spread his legs under the same ao hogany with them. From others of our colored ple his reception was equally cool. Indeed, t! ere seemed to be among that class such an indifference about hearing him that he abandoned his purpose of speaking aud next day left.—Farmvitie (Va.) Ovrrovs ManrtaGE—A LONG ENGAGEMENT.--A curious marriage took place in this town yesterday. The parties were in Ireland near! bd ¢ lady bn ae contunued 80 all along, America and made this place her home. The eratiemen entered the British army and was a soldier t Sree one pa e 3 been In every part of the globe; has spent some yt in Montana Territo- pa last month left tiere and arrived here on last, Meme a be of more than two thosand miles, cl his aflanced and was actu- al oy Tt i# a remarkable instance of tx 5 and successiul love.--Greenvtite, ~~ (June 10), Corresponaencs Charleston Cour MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Drarer—Dasi.—On Thu June 17% at the American jon, gdh by thé Rev. W, "0. Toate son, GEorGR Drarer to CHARLorTE M, Dasn, daughter of the late Jacob Bininger, of this city. GARRIGAN—FERRY.—On_ Sunday, om 20, at_the Roman Cathollc chiarch, Coxackio, N. . Y, by Rev J maa of Miss . Jane 16, Ce county, N. —On Wedni iets motber, PEnRpERice W. HENDBR- ARY E., Bey ye daugh- mow ocie Friday, 4a June 14, by the Rev. J ene Wi AGwes L. ‘SNOW, coe New York ct). oa | caste . Diea. BreNxnaN.—In New York, on Saturday, June 19, WILLIAM BRENNAN, in the 63d year of his age, native of county. Tipperary, —— Boston papers piease copy. Bisuor. pert wintamésany, on Monday morning, Juno gi. Jou A. Bisttor, Infant son, of John and Winnifred Bish ‘2 months and 21 days. wane one UM of Nad, foamy ae Bost tend th jay) afternoon, these Seloee m the te retance of Nis rere, hi 4 Devoe Co Satinen ben be taken to ary Cemetery eatin. n Brook, on Saturday, June 19, after onesie. ant na ‘A. daughter of Alfred Bailey, Un the 17th year of her age. ani relatives and friends of the family are re- pasty vd invitea to attend the funeral, from the 01 rth Reformed church, in Cleremont avenue, near rtle, hie ¢ ay) afterneon, ‘at two o'clock. RATNER! aturday, Tung 19, Witte Les bm fs. son of Harry and Annie 8. Brain- year, 6 months and 11 days. The fe Telatives and friends of the family are respect- fully tuvited to attend the funeral, from the rest endo of ia Barente, No, 186 Sonth Second street, saree ap thts (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Byaxe.—On Sunday, Jane 2, after a long and Linge Mg, leave roa Oa! ‘paint hints, How Benwe, of the parteh of KAlan- ney, county Louth, Ireland, aged. 43 Years. May pig seal. rest In PRA men, Calvary Cemetery this (Tue-day) aliernoon, 5 Uo o'clock, from nis late real ence. keane Leal street. The friends of the At Jersey City, arday afternoon, 00 | Mita ML. Cixisri&, ip » ant sear of bis age, ¢ funeral services will nie Plare at Dis tate re- sidence, North Sixth street, mnalore 3 on ty ‘oo ASh | auupcaneomayy morning. eh civ respootfully in o are F ‘w e053: | Visca to ations ii OOLEMAN.—JO TANNA, DSloved wife Of Michael — pore omnve or OCU Waterford, Ireland, in the of her ag - ie a relatives ana, friends of the family are respect- ‘Anvited to attend the funeral, her late residence, 222 West ‘Thirty-sixth street, tia (Tues iti OOD, At LWO O'CLOCK. On Sunday, June 20, CHAxLEes Dory, son . and Charlotte Doty, aged 11 ‘mouthé and id. relatives of ihe Sally ag are hae rest- Aino a iho Vototan “ fenesel Pc " chorea fate from his tale rhatfenoe phy OM. Pate Aajt. Ennieut.—On Monday, 04 vos 2, Parwox Tv rancived Ana friends of the family are invited tt Lae the Lap of his ce me a vistas June te Be ied Line, youngest daugh! rot 2 4 Ee Ee aie Ht onnon sud yn has passed a nha Che beanty an and glory of to the print ‘of if ta whose Panel mereniy to Se la, Telaves and ftondnot perstarous tostiond the fu mother, No, 114 Cannon th Boon, at one seg a yen er peers | ‘phatamec-On ‘fonda evening, June 21, SARAH Notice of funerat hereafter. HAYWarD.—In Brooklyn, Saturday, June 1 BELLE Davis, youngest daughter of Luther C. an x abeth W, Hayward, aged 6 years, 11 months and The relatives and friends of the family, and the members of “Ape M. E. church ‘Sunday pul No. 16, are resi m- vited to attend the funeral, this roy i ei a ee sam) al aoe E. church: lew Haven, (Go! copy. Jounson.—in Brockiyu yn, on are lsat morning, after a long and painful iliness, Manoaeer H., wife of Louis B. Johnson, daughter-in-law of Hon. Reverdy Johnson, in the 32d year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from the house of her uncle, Joseph H. Hamilton, 990 Pacific street, near Franklin avenue, on Wednesday a at two o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Baltimore, Washington and Charleston (8. C.) pa- Ts please copy. ire Monday, June 21, Lynou.—In Norvey City, James LYNCH, in the Prog year rot his eae nae ‘The friends of the family and those of the Board of Chosen Freeholaers, of the county of were are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from hia late residence, corner Steuben and Washing‘on streets, Jersey Olty, on Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, to the Ci ureh of the Immaculate Concep- tion, where there will be a solemn high mass of re- quiem offered for the repose of his soul. Morruy.—Ricnarp, son of Thomas end Sarah Murphy, aged 4 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the iamuy are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest- dence of his parents, 87 — avenue, this (Tucs- day) morning, at ten o’cloc! McCormMAcK,—On Sunday — June 20, at ten o'clock, WILLIAM MCCORMACK, jn his 60th mown The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to atvend the poe trom his late resi- dence, 288 Delancey street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Roone.—On Monday, June 21, caper al J. Rocus, after a lingering tliness, 1n the 28th year moe age Relatives and friends of the cae ania invited to attend tho funeral, eannane bs Bites. noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of bis brother, Jonn J. Roche, 145 Elizabeth street. RicuaRps.—On Monday, — 21, Grace CouL- Tex, daughter of anthony L. aud Margaret A. Rich- Funeral from 129 West Thirteenth street, on Wed- nesday afternoon, at three o'clock. Sick —0n oe June 21, mh short but severe tliness, WILLIAM J. SEOK, in oa the ‘The friends of the family are be ene lh Nigger ay afternoon, at his late residence, 86 imPsON.—On Sunday, June 20, REBECCA TYLER, wite of Ba of Edward F. eo we ramen eee ives of the family are respect- imvited to attend the funeral, from her late idence, 151 West Twentieth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two be ge without further notice. Snarp.—On Sun June 20, after a short illness, Eviza SHaRrP, be a ‘ehild of Robert and Auna Snr. ‘THOMrsoN.—On Sunday evening, June 20, CaTHE- RINE THOMPSON, beloved wife of James 28 yoars. ‘wiil ‘take place this oar after- boom at one o'clock, from 210 Spring street. WEIGHT.—On Saturday, June 19, at Princes Bay, Staten Island, Mra. ANN WricHT, aged 61 years. The fri engs es ee family are respectfuily invited id the ral, at Cage of her son-in- B. atoll, Princes Bay, th ) after- t three o'clock. Boats ‘Suansolng wit! gtaten inland ‘allroad leave fool of Whitehall street at one "wie — Oe Sunday morning, June 20, MarraS., wife of Eas Wade, Jr., in the 68th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late reet, this (Tues- out further no- residence, 22 West Twenty-sixth day) afternoon, at two o'clock, wi tice, MISCELLANEOUS. LoT or OENUINE, MEERSCHAUM PIPES FOR sale chi oP wae @ fine, good Safe. Inquire at 0 Brondway, third 0 f 0G AND cow FEED FOR SALE CHEAP—AT 5. 0, BRINKERHOFF & CO.'S cracker bakery, 229 Grand street. gy bets —THE ONLY SURE CURE IN THE is BERG'S Universal Russian Healing Salve, Woanta buat mesic nee Sores (without exception) of all Binds are eedily cured, Come and try it without charge. New York. Open od evening? net eoeye For asle Uy all drungiots. Prise the, Bes and $1 per jar. (THE, ROSS MILL, IMPROVED AND REMODELED — Thelbeat mil in’ the world; to be sean at Mo. 9 Sprtce fireet. Send for circular. Also 0 Gerard Wire Company. HENRY JACRSOM, Consuliing Engineer. HY W FER W soadcnamgoanalnee wit WHY WILL YE DIE? Cancer can be cured; all diseases of the kidneys can be cured scrotuls, salt ‘hem and all unparities of the vicod be rer . hone THs * mISSISQUOT rnine WATER is all that we 4 bs a4 a it aes Me oy ail that the pamphiet ed +) re i oa) ward of boas rortoss mol eee araeee Bren the sediment of this ‘spring “A ez e E~ is Stee cate iy ‘rneh Sa York depot is at No. Oolloue PT ae trtrat claas hotel prcenirenearte can now be bad at the Springs. Ala SE MERTS FOR THE HERALD DIN BROOKLYN 25 an BRANCH Orrice M5 FULTON ET. nd for MACHINERY. __ wt | ane MH HOISTERS RUN mace and economi- street, NDREWS' PRICTION 8 aon ap Bra col cal. ws BRO, 414 Water New fork, A. 4 WOOD & MANN ares BOILERS, SAW Mille Pd pre ey BLAND, 42 Cortlandt street. ‘A TORTY HORSE ENGINE AND nortER, 1¥ goon Fee ke ne J. CASSLN, B T ASSORTMENT OF NEW f+ 8) oe Id ngines and Botlers in the “y Senter re Teitade 4 Py Eve a sories Ane aoe MACHINERY, an 4 ginieer eka ps. Evans, ROMER, BLOWERS, aE yess Hes, Ban: 4 Deep Presaee, Lames. Toot aes | Rr ‘ard, p10 erihcr Sais chan BOILERS, STILL, AND WORM MACHINE- Fer aiaen gs ese dea, wis boiler, Tor sale cheap ~-¥ Inquire on Fed LE fs, Rena So GINE AND BOILE! , Cireuiar an hare acing ue Fences, all ;— ete. A et TAMES MoCREADY. and le agen: Tense of premivess F% SALE—ONE CHAMPAGNE MACHINE, CORKING louston street, from 9 40 # ‘at btw) Ke Appty at R oo AT A BARGAIN-—ONB 2X30 UPaiqut ine, with 14 foot band wheel, 6 Coot drivi et att fos tacos eagns peaey be and frame, Tell Harter tek en by Heir ate Bi of Rivington street, are ra , ear 4 APPLIED FOR AT ONOB—A ere and bn oe #0 tons, Inquire of 1. AVL EStT Ry 185 Water street. NEw ARP ARD BECOND HAND. MACHINERY popes? ore Pumps, Taal Shi Pull ele H = cg BEE SP BIT Wa oro Po NDENSER TUBES, 17. 000 te uN re TwoMt COND and ontaide, good ne MpANiel W. ool for jenn try Jesse tha: “lf bes, Ng BRAN on 3 FC BRALD nas 1, ihe § AT OU FULTON STRE ___ #OR SALE, “N OLD ESTAPLISHED SEOOWD HAND A sie ic fog iehaahraabre th ante N, WITH THRE eas location, peice Ac Beier wanes SPLENDID Ri eant'y RTUNTTY. FOR SALE NITY. — ALI A tremendous: Fixtures and ae wad five years’ Lease of a f ay Bu 8 : Orat pa 1 #28 Shoe i must be * yreasons given will fora place baie pone - Appl Fite pee: ly om premises, 633 avenuc, near ok 2. Ulett uremia aie oct cccaseel Bl Acie STORE AND FIXTDERS FOF week SPLENDID uniness £0 attend te. “Appirat Sib Bowery. ve ‘N “COMPLETELY FITTED | UP; Me cheap ont tat clad aparimgalae ie eae |. AYe QrRORTONTTY —91 000 Wt. eben oociaee Count: With he aaaiaa ace ia eas sive Tioeae- ROTEL ha nee BRIDGE — See ona naa Aci Suen nao ce A ad a i 5 i so Dut ‘Nagsa aL . Sahil WO dich. . FIrsT ‘CORNER © Teas aleo's Bestweraat, Bar and Dein! 2 disonid Sy eee on ep and week, if no Cy ot Cl 7, COrDer Lane ahetenied F Ahlnyn od SAMPLE ROOM, je fee VAULT and ie Sse Se a sa tne very beat oeaton for AN Retomarse fee tallies touring the boa THE on AND bands once in tour bear looking into. Call Rag. STORE FOR Le ap tl cash required; lease $125; \dress Druggist, box Bia Nowbung Pa oe SOPARTNERSHIPS: A SOPARTAERSIIP HAS BEEN FoRS BY ‘ Underedsned for the purpose of importing’ and seKing f Topba.™, Rutave- it EEUU pode, andes the, ari % nore ig Mos RD, beng WELD. SES ee HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING in the wood and willow ware asinees, U8 askin poe sirest, between B. Helmke & H. Gerken, mutual consent, A¥i debts due to the late ie tn wil be colest and a ed oy ee pow bin na ie Tet A. ey i, mands agaiuat the late firm W pore ice HEAREN OH HELMKE, _June tl, 1, 1369, HENRY SGERKEN. HE fie Gay alescivod sy-tbe: LM fe MAY Mate Sie Fk 1 Gah at Sanne nase ft ee Wit New Youk, Sune i Mis shah mnahare. DYRRTISERERTE FOR THE HERALD EIVED IN BROOKLYN a ous BRANCH OFFICE, 14b FULTON BT es ___ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A AL Shaan IX DELICATE HEALTH, OF FAIR Fay oi desires to to purchase sean interest in woine healthy, peppers te "Lédress Heaid , Herald oitice. A Yard (or eal; wa oF AND. PROFIT, cob c Wilh of. withoud the teat eeteies loug -SOUTHMAYD & GO.,.1% Broadway. BLB “DOWN TOWN: RESTAURANT, EX: AL Pa cellently located and tga ora old at andsome! HMAYD'& am way. (Saree ean, ere Sueseatacee Sepa mectanth A gooD PAYING CASH BUSINESS, BSTA' ‘ROTABLIBED with B000, for rca Se HOES, No. 2 Dey: room No. 9. PART! D-WITH SOME CAPITAL, TO FM needs | hppetrgna RARE CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE vouNa Mar RECN nara Ay BrOabwir SAMPLE ROOM_—SPLENDID ocx, thom, di a 8 fine stock, With ® good Lease and very low fonte "reras iid YD & CO., 194 ‘Broadway. _ LAS Hane IDLE Prin NG AND WILLING £ few thousand dollars om Brookiya or New tally. ar apes neh Yoftee, Brod atte ‘ NY, PERSON HAVING $200 TO INVEST IN AN E: cettent it Cigar Stand, sttaated tn a leading arden the a’ chance very rarely macak to aieek af lone Valued at prosent je owner fs Ping Ah and bis business mist be oged of ply to C. MATTHEWS, Chrystie street, room Ni i UNDREDS ARE NOW MAKING AND HUNDREDS more can make very large returns from small ca) ga business gpportunity ‘Saerea by 8. L. LOOMIS, Broafway, room 8 Frais SAUVE—DRY AND FANCY GOODS STOR! ag oy ;@ chance uire on promises, $98 Tenth te. ero ea Se ‘WM, BEAUMONT. oon SALE—A GOOD AND RENTABLE BUTCHER FR ek four coh oe smal eat of DANTEL paca |, Third avem aes, By and 130th stroets, Harlem. OF. SALE—ONE OF THE BEST TRUNK STORES IN e city; toa per ong yt pon cash capital this is a Pi to mace orotic business, fand cannot give thie hit att attastione °For particulars apply on the premises, corner Canal and Thompson Door Business: well eaeblished : y reasons for selllog out. Address A. OR SALE—THE sTocK ae FIXTURES OF A HAT POR SALES A WELL, PAYING sash, BLIND AND dies, Pen PALE OAS FIRST CLASS: BILLIARD, ROOM. AP- corner Twenty-seventh street and Fourth ayenua, Any FIRST RATE pe AND LIQUOR ry wenste Jondid buniaess; wil y ast hes Sahota fs, ate tes ly at v2 powhiee ‘ween, R SALE THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, OF A entablished te Wag Store, Jn, & good loca: 418 First tion; teat ow ‘also 8 Fee, SALE—A_ BARGAIN; ad e280; A ua COREA. Tonery nnd Variety Store, with first avenue, corner Tw: t stor wet gage ade a festa (or uslness, for eran yours | Bix Fe SALE—A LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S FUR. Bishing Siore ; wold on eccount of Ili hesith, 43% Sixth Petia OF THE BEST AND OUDEST Liquor Stores i io a hia {481,000 will purchase this place ; ty Hall Tix iLLIAM MoKEAG, No, 7 Chambers street. Fo SALE—A FINE RESTAURANT, WITH FIRST ong aor ea alae, aon ing, descraon of join, usiDess, 7 » farinersbip. Address bor 159 ‘Herald oftes. “oe ae ANUFACTURING BUSINESS POR SALE—LIGHT, JET cas mansced and wall etablished, requiring aa tn: 8 so, $13,000; to tne right man terms will soumeat of given, Address Eertat teclaace ane serene aren, ater NEHALF OR THE WHOLE OF A VALUABLE PA- tent, together with eee the same. This rover seen upon examination, Ra io it SHER 0OB, Ww Warren street, ‘between 10 ARTNER 1 WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH ABOUT to go South and We bisineas abat wil pay. eb0) pee ndtin "Adres S: WEST, Horalt onice. Wy ea SMART. AND fmcurtets MAN, AS ‘ partner, to go out West and take ch ‘a spiendia Only one who can 000 and can Naish good references need apply east Park's row, room 29. Were coarse MEN, WITH LARGE AND ital, fore for a aplendid gt business; pronte 420 per cent. For F Pi WV ARTED—A a WITH €2000 Of B50, TO NA > niargsccrceouunep eapceniqnsd puaent piviian. iguatapton given for the poles, ienihed wea (00 per week profit essured; the party advancing the ot the moneiary depertaeal Apply to F. MARTINI 41 Grecne street, upper door S15) eines ete NOUR $200. —THE A ADVERTISER OULD 1 THVEST 2208 by ried or canvi pomeranian business; no $500. —PARTNER. WANTED—ACTIVE. Be: Address ieee Herald awines established, moat rot he ett wetnes, en Bis Broadway: alice No. ts fforBadog. MEM. WITH. $1,009 $1.000.~4.7 ante 6b paniculata et 37 add 80 Nason street, io t0 ay ofelook $1,000, TARTS ahs NEW art BURNSTELN & TSAiy 208 Weat Twecty-third strech, $2. 500 “PARTNER _WANTED_MANUFACTUR- - ing: only nat of tie, Fequired; (8,000 & a Benson; cash with Tango profile, Address Alpheus, Herald ofles. O00, “AN £0HIVE PARTNER WANTED, Witt Over twenty =i clearing & Yo ars Peg oats Wl ane ° books of receipts will be r tigen rom {to P.M. whece DVEBTISEMENTS POR THE HERAL ECKIVE DIN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON BIRERT, ‘OR SALE— A FINE BUTCHER SHOP AND FIX- tures, cheap, Apply at 83 Thompson street, —eeatarmmitat aea—aerertier peer OR BALE—A NICELY FITTED UP AND GOOD PAY- ing Lunch Bakery; beat location down town. Other business cause of selling. Apply at 3a Pearl street, near Frankfort, OR SALE—AND MUST BE SOLD CHEAP, A MEAT a now doing e cood busines. Samcient Teasons given ‘Apply at the market, 402 W ‘ fear Nin se Seritos. ib” FOE, Sue THE sr AND. THREE YEARS’ Lease of ‘the Pomona House, Factorsuitie Lan iy Staten ee Apply on the premises or to 4 ty ‘OR SALE—THE DINING AND OYSTER SALOON, with private supper rooms, fae Se lease. 4 Prince iret, coruer Mercer; cheap for cast, Perea GAO SALE, LEASE AND ruRNITCRE EA small Tote; furnietied ‘throughout, | Gond oppartaaty for persone of limilted means, A small eaptial re juin areas box '183 Herald ofice, ~ wo PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE CHEAP FOR material nearly new and weil selected ; first class joing a good business. Address focation with low rent, now B. JONES, box 122 Herald office. OAN OFFICE FOR SALEGREAT BARGAIN: DOING established. Inquire of B. HaRt, nd loor, room No, 3. AUNDRY FOR SALE—PRICE $1,600; WELL ESTAB- ished, with work from largest houses in the city; oppor- teany rarely to be met with for persons with moderate means; knowledge of business not necessary; foreman will Feroain; i health only cause of eelling, “Apply at 80 Esat Ninth sireet. "e Mts te GROCERY STORE FOR LE. ‘APPLY AMPLE ROOM FOR SALE—IN A DESTRABLE I LOCA- tion down town; satisfactory reasons given for selling. Address dress box 5,170 } Post office. T° LET—A.LUNCH AND OYSTER COUNTER, WITH Tables. “None bot aman who y understands “Apply 00 Me SULLIVAN, need 5 No.1 Brodw 1 Bream tr $12: &195,-7O ais THE COFFEE AND CAKE SA- p Veeay strost, On account of having Pape aa one darth ile real Value. “Apply as above 1S $1.00: O00, <FIEST, SUAS, GROCERY, conststixG Jeary’ Lease, with or whhout Dreling. J APPLEBAUGH, DeKalb and Vanderbiit arenues, Brooklyn. ARE RPC, ces tor zee, Socreess oa Pina inquire oS feat Twenty-sixt — frais = hrs tora ASSORTMENT, OF MovsENOLD tae eat na Ra r one af 75: one anoforte, Broa 2¢e, Cham. street, n Biath arene. RPETS AND p FURNITURE. —MOUSEKRRP EAS sur. Oo nea Boing, acy om any a’ oo ‘great chance for hoase- a. & CO., corner 25th st. an: ay. _Roe econ orth any otber store. BAS C. NITURE, CARPETS H°saraene XH Seth 4 60" Yo. bey Sights ave- id pay am NTS FOR 5 FOR THE UERALD, ornare IN B AAT OUR, BRANCH OFFICB, ae Viton STRRER, JAok SALR-BIONT SECOND HAND VRLOCIPEDES, F various sizes, from the largest to the amatiest. Sold for other purpusrs. we want the rooma for be seen at Ko. 1908 Serer eee ot Oity. J. A, BURR, Mat iB! ‘HR Al APN JRIV! 0 IN Bi bt OUR jun hE 6 TULRO (SIABET, ' Dawe HUNTER, 36 BOND eet of private diseasey without BILLIARDS. OS a GRIFFITHS, so bt hf STREET, i 8 aos ne stock of ew and second hand private houses furnished and cue es osreb, Fhelaa's 7 Cushiboe for sale at 26c. per set; Catgut Cushions, 10c. per set, on actount of their being af- fected by the change of eilmate. Waieeee GOOD FOUR POCKRT TARLEs, cheap for cash. Address Bililarda, St, Nicholas Hotel.’ [ANTED 1 TO PURCHASE—A GOOD SECOND HAND plate marble bed Billiard Tabie, size about 5x10. Address W. R' KING, Long Isand Express Company, foot James sip. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE ae oni RECEIVED IN BROOKL' BRAKCH OFFICE. Ado FULTON *TREET. WINES, 1 LIQUORS, &C, ‘OW TO MIX DRINKS CONTAINING 1 RECIPES FOR mixing American, » German, [tatina, aniah and Russian Drinks — Cnch ae espe, Punches, Coo blers, Slings, Cocktails, dc. emis, The whole work containing over A large book, bound in elo:n. “Price g2 TRC A “Sai ra ee theft, bam ves, numbers, good buck, Canal atrest. ‘ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, reveals your whole lice from tue cradle to the grave #2 Canal street, Fee $i. NCH, THE GREAT UNRIVALLED “8 Clairvoyant, 115 West Tweaty- avenues. FIRST STREET, CORNER ROWERY.—WIDGER, Ciarivoyant, teils all you want to kaow, Bumbe medicines for a Pall diseases, > Sl saab Sere ERSONS , WISHING TO } SUBSCRIBE FOR THE DIMERALD Wil i se VED AT AN RARLY HOUR LBA AT THE BRANCH OF- Hee x, NOK HBRALD, 18 FULTON WL. __._... TAS 00 SPECIALTY.—DR. R. . MEMBER OF N. AL ¥. U. Medical College and. R. C. Surgeons, London, can consulted as taual on private diseases, Ofioe, 20 Centre street, near Chambers No fee usless cured. MMB. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, AND. MID- wife. orat Gases of female complaints, with safety, ab 42 Si <i pa INDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 130 A. Wen areatin te, sireet, guarantees, rettel to all fo A. complaints, Pleasant rooms for nursing. , |AN.—DR, GRINDL A eo Paysich, 19 5 monty ointh street, ‘aren AA fren rmecete uni inmedinte relief jo all, foma Siunont medicines rellef to the jo west TELY BY Dr, ENGLES, 6. Wows datiy, Consultations S| AEN DISBASES CURED IMMEDIATELY BY Inir of Life] recommended betore ares CURE FOR LADIBS IN TROVBI BLE, with or without medicine, ¥, Dr. VANS, b4 Cuntnant rm safe; monthly Pille aod Mixture $& Cir- tuine debe Hrat post LL, PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDI 1 Allonfetreet, near,Grand. A: cular LADIES # FUIYAICLAN SUCCESSFUL | IMMEDI. iety.— nen street, power al m ines eure ina lemon treated: diseasee eaanee aie fotigien wot shite FROM pagarar® TO FEMALES.DR. AND MADAME DU- (3% yoars’ practi Ftarantee certain relief Li ence: Fernale teetarative Pe ben's distance pro. QrECTAL AAD earyage >) effectua sixth Ah atreet, near Sixth ave th Even. bieaee SEFEDIEY AND inland i} oy ¥e. OR WITHOUT ae be IN nF i ‘Mme. ESTRLA a ay \ DVERTISEM Piet tele, oul prancn - pia