The New York Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1869, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1869.—TRIPLE SHENT. b) and Northwestern Ratiroad Company during the third week tn June:— 1869... The stock market to-day gave indications that it is on the eve of another important movement, but in which direction remains @ probiem, It seemed to be the popular impression that with the purchase of nearly three millions of bonds by the government during the current week and with the change in the Policy of gold sales, which is to be instituted after the Ist of July the end of extreme rates for money has been seen, at least until the usual fall activity sets in. This feeling was so strong that it led to a decided revival of the ‘bull’? specu- lation, and prices were carried up from one to six per cent for tne railways and correspondingly for the miscellaneous list, Some of the best prices were paid during the most stringent period of the money market, but the ac- tivity of the latter continued to so late an hour that some of the list were inclined to yield ana did fall of fractionally. On the other hand the “beara” were free sellers, or the enthusiasm of the hour might have lifted the market still higher. They ominously shake their heads and maintain in de- fence of their course that the Secretary of the Trea- sury has already done the mischief, and that without the restoration of Lis thirty million currency balance to general circulation there cannot be an easy money market. The object of their attack seemed more par- ticularly to be Rock Island and Michigan Southern. ‘The Vanderoilt stocks were the most buoyant, Hud- son River selling as high ag 164, although It subse- quently reacted to 16234, and New York Central ad- vancing to 191}g. The St. Paul stocks were also firmer and higher. Fort Wayne rose to 157 in anti- cipation of the result of the stockholders’ meeting at Pittsburg to-morrow, when the question will be de- cided whether the twelve per cent guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company shail be received at the rate of six per cent upon twice the present stock or severy per cent upon 171 3-7 per cent or eight per cent upon 150 per cent of the capital. The excep- tion again to the general buoyancy was Pacific Maul, which sold as low as 85. The following were the closing prices on the call at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Cumberland, 32% bid; Wells, Fargo & Co.’s Express, 303, a 30%; American Ex- press, 40'¢ a 405; Adams Express, 61 bid; United States Express, 69/4 bid; Merchants’ Unton Express, 1534 & 1534; Quicksilver, 15 a 153; Canton, 6134 a 63; Mariposa, 814 a 10; do. preferred, 1634 a 17; do, cer- tificates, 42a 48; Pacific Mail, 85% a 86; Western Union Telegraph, 3834 @ 3834; New York Central, 190'4 a 19044; Hudson River, 1605, a 160%; Harlem, 143 bid; Reading, 9834 a 9845; Chicago and Alton, 157; do. preferred, 155 bid; Wabash, 7134 @ 72; Milwaukee and St. Pani, 74 @ 74'¢; do. preferred, 853; a 854,; Fort Wayne, 15614 a 1563; Ohio and Mississippi, 325¢ 32%; Michigan Central, 132 a 133; Michigan South- ern, 10634 @ 106%; Illinois Central, 141 a 144; Pitts- burg, 97% a 9776; Rock Island, 11644 @1163g; North- western, 7874 a 79; do. preferred, 94% a 949; Boston Water Power, 15% a 17; New Jersey Central, 1064 @ 106%; Hannibal ana St. Joseph, 120 bid; do. pre- ferred. 11914 a 120; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 40 a 4034; moras and Hatex, 8945 wid, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespay, June 23—6 P, M, The inquiry for money began at an unusually early hour to-day, the first engagements being made be. fore eleven o’clock, The change which subsequently Occurred, taken in connection with the fact that a decided revival of the ‘bullish’ feeling in stocks was brought about later in the day, induces the in- ference that it was the final effort of the Shylocks to wring extreme rates from the street. They were aware that the government purchase of bonds would turn nearly two millions of money upon the market late in the day, and hence the necessity for giving it the appearance of activity. The rate at this early hour was as high as one-eighth per cent per day, equivalent to forty-five per ceot perannum, High rates were maintained up to a quarter to three o'clock, when the extreme was a sixteenth and in- terest, At five minutes to three a audden collapse took place and one round lot of half a million dollars was oMered at seven per cent currency. It waa evident that those who had sold bonds to the govern- ment at noon were anxious to employ their money at some rate of interest over night, A telegram from Washington states that the 1st of July statement will show a decrease of six millions im the public debt, The receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 will exceed the expenditures about $33,000,000, General Daniel Butterfe!a has been appointed Assistant Treasurer in place of Mr. H. H. Van Dyck, ‘who tendered his resignation afew months since, but discharged the duties of the position up to the Present time in compliance with a request from Seoretary Boutwell. General Butterfield, as an old New Yorker and @ business man of long experience here, will be @ valuable assistant to Mr. Boutwell in suggestions affecting the interests of the city. Governments responded to the extreme rates for money, and the market at the noon seasion of the board was heavy under the additional depreasing induences of a@ yieid in the price at London and the lower price for gold. The 62’s sold down to 122 and the 67’s to 1193. Few bonds were offering, and bidders were unable to make the market weak. The recovery was quite marked after three o’ciock, and Prices closed as {follows:—United States sixes, 1881, registered, 116), @ 117; do. do., coupon, 121 a 12114; do., five-twenties, registered, 1163, a 116%; do. do., coupon, 1862, 122 a 122%; do. do. cou- pon, 1864, 116% a 117; do. do., coupon, 1865, 118 @ 118}; do. do., coupon, 1865, new, 119% a 119%; do. do., coupon, 1807, 119% @ 119%; do. do., coupon, 1868, 11934 a 1194; do., ten-forties, registered, 10734 a 107%; do. do., coupon, 108 a 1083g; currency bonds, 105% a 1064. The government bought $1,620,000 of bonds to-day at prices as follows:—$100,000 1867 coupons at 115.45; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.44; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.43; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.42; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.41; $250,000 1867 coupons at 115.48; $250,000 1867 coupons at 115.50; $46,000 1867 coupons at 115.53; $20,008 1867 coupons at 115.14; $15,000 1867 coupons at 115.14; $70,000 1862 registered at 115.30; $30,000 1867 coupons at 115.32; $10,000 1862 registered at 116.30; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.49; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.50: $100,000 1867 coupous at 116.51; $100,000 1867 coupons at 115.52; $19,000 1867 coupons at 115.53; $10,000 1867 registered at 115.53, ‘The next purchase is advertised to take place on Saturday, ana an impression prevails that still an- other will be made on the Tuesday after. The latter 288,522 262,278 SALES AT THE new YOK STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednesday, June 23—10:15 A. M. 814000 Us 6's,"81,cou.... ed 100 shs NY Cen RR. 1904 day, it will be remembered, was suggested by Mr. 3000 US 6's, "81. Boutwel! in order to close up within the fiscal year. om 8 Fees n. Mr. Van Dyck should make it explicit whether two tied us $20, #ales are contemplated within the week or whether the gale of Saturday ts in lieu of that suggested for | fit) US b's ty, lod c. oe June 20. hod Tenn 6's, new.... 604 Foreign exchange continued quiet, with very little =. 8 doing. The market is inan uncertain state and buy- 5054 ers are as indifferent as drawers. There is hardly any Es disposition to discount the effect of the payment of bo the July coupons held in Kurope. Should the foreign demand for our five-twenties prove inactive in the interval to the beginning of next month the remit- tances for the coupons will probably have to be made in bills. Should the demand continue the in- terest will go back in the form of more bonds. The one cause counterbalances the other, however. In May large shipments of bonds were made instead of bill. The fact that the interest 1s 80 promptly paid keepa alive the foreign investment demand. An- other fact has been made manifest within the past few days. Some of the imported goods stored in bond are going back to Europe. ‘The steamer on Saturday is to take out some French goods which could not be marketed. We have heavily imported this spring, according to the figures of the bonded warehouse, but large quanti- ties came here on commission. There appears to be a limit even to extravagance, and it isto be hoped it has been reached this season. The question arises, to what extent wiil our imports be arrested? It 1s not supposable that any very large amount of those now here will be sent back, but the merchants who deal to foreign goods will prefer working off what is already here to ordering fresh supplies. It will be curious to watch this new influence upon the course of foreign exchange. Prime bankers’ sterling to-day was worth 109% a 109% for sixty day and 110\ a 110% for sight bills. The gold market was unusually steady, the ex- treme range recorded in the Goid Room being from 137 to 137%. One small sale took place at 13744. The market was without animation and operators seemed disposed to await the developments of the next few ; = S223; = eS 100 amaant i f 4% $a 7 av ew Re... HY 2000 N J Cen. new baa I 156% Tow Cloveatol sf bas: 10 ie 10000 C, C &1 Cent let. 83: tepid “oy in do. ro NJ Re 100 do. 0 Penn Coal Co. 12 M. and 21:15 o'Clock P. M. Bite OS BBB r, tess n. Ny 465, n... Tiss mali 11! One o’Clock P. M. = ChickN W RR. 78% bs 79 HS 100 Chto & N = BG cd 60 C, Col, Cin& 1 RR.. 74 - 5 100 Dib € Sioux C..b ¢ hd 59 20 Chicago & RI RR.. HH 5000 Georgia 7's Bra . eae 6's, n. Car 6 21 do. 70 35 Merchanis'Union Ex wt b4 Had Riv days. The clique manipulation also appeared to rk have ceased, and the quotations of to-day were the Li i rings ‘Mian RE. result of small and comparatively insignificant or- be phrheaaim viens eto ders. The record of the operations of the Gold Ex- STREET QUITATIO QUOTATIONS. change Bank shows that the purchases of Monday tremor constituted the sales of yesterday. ‘The transactions | passe wai,.... sca are rr Wey tele magany og Ft Wi « 3 383g Ohi © Misa Bee Mich job Southera 294 Rock Island... Northwestern of the second day were a little larger, as will be seen by the report below. When the cliques unloaded ‘their strategy was more discernible thun when they bought; hence they induced large sales by outsiders, although previously they had the purchases almost to themselves. The course of the market is shown in the table:— West Un Tel. NY Central. Wepnespay, June 38—6 P. M. AsuEs.—Receipts, 32 packages. Pot were in moderate de- mand and steady at $7 3734 a #7 62)4, while pear! were dull and nominal, Correx.—The market for Rio was quiet, the demand being light, and prices of most grades favored the buyer. Sales 833 bags ex Peggy on private terms. Other kinds were dull but unchanged in value. CoTron.—The market was extremely quiet, there being scarcely any demand, and prices were beavy and j¢c. lower. The sales were 474 bales, including 943 on speculation, 221 for ‘spinning and 10 for export. For future aelivery the sales were'l00 bales ious middling, for July, at 31. 100 do. ao, Tor December, at Bocn and 00. on fo December and January, on private terms. We ‘quote New Orteans betes sa ond Menphi and Tezas, In the forenoon the demand was so active for cash gold that the currency collateral advanced upon it commanded only 8 to 10 per cent interest. But the inquiry becoming satisfied the pressure to have gola carried returned, and the extreme rates of the gene- ral money market were again operative, inducing carrying rates as high as 5-64 and 3-32 before Clear- ing House time, although one dilatory and excep- tional transaction was recorded at ‘fat’ for bor- ‘rowing. The disbursements of coin interest to-day ‘were $295,546, The following is the report of the | Ordinary % Hy a Low middling is BX <7 28.295 ped pacing. GRAIN. —Recer 9,688 Sole. flow ea OUR A oe , + _ 4,565,591 | hushels wheat, 96,905 do. corn, 5,30 do. oats and 525 do. malt. ‘The flour mar! ras bioyaat ander a good demand for low grades, and extra State again advanced 0c. per bbl. All other Kinds were quiet st previous prices. California tour remained dull and nominal the same. ‘The sales were about In Southern securities the Tennessees and Mis- souris were heavy and continued to decline. Tele- grams are said to have been received to-day from Nashville asserting that the July interest will not be paid. The following were the closing prices of the Southern list:—Tennessees, ex coupon, 63 a 634; do., new, 58 & 59; do., five per cent, 65; Virginias, ex Coupon, 5634 & 674; do., new, 61 a 62; do., registered stock, 48 @ 48%; do., registered, 1866, 56 @ 57; dO., | for Brandywine. quote :— Tegistored, 1867, 5234 # 63; Georgia sixes, 84.0 85; do., | $0.2 Stare, tH %0 sevens, 96 296%; do., sevens, interest payable in | xtra State. - 68a Georgia, 4.896; North Carolinas, ex coupon, 69 a | Gholes de oat : 59; do., new, 664 66%; Missouri sixes, 91 a 9144; xtra do. «+ 6% % 4o,, Hannibal and St. Joseph, 91% 093; Loutsiana | Rsunahoon Onn : éwa 600 BIxes, 72 @ 7334; do. levee sixes, 6734 @ 69; do. do,, | Roundnoop Obie, eee 33 eights, 87 a 88%; Alabama eights, 99 & 100; | St. Lowisstraight extra. 70 0 d0,, fives, 60 @ 63; do., sixes, sterling, 90 a | St ie eho fame 882 28 92; South Carolina sixes, 82 a 8; do, Southern choice and famiiy. 9 00 50 new, 81 @ 83; do,, registered stock, 69 @ 70; eer sae 38 City Memphis sixes, 62a 62); do. Atianta eignts, ame $4 85 8 80; 40. Bavannan sevens, 03 01054; do. New | Gorn meat, Rraad je: is Orteans consols, 75277; do. do., issue ratiroads, 70 | © 5 cose : 71; Mobile and Ohio, ‘sterling, 67 0 68; do, eights, but he Vomund wat checked ty’ marked wdrance it 16 60 a 62; Mississippt Contra: Railroad, first mortgage, | Nuh pring bela ireety otered at BI 84 oa the oper. sone os ‘74 @ 16; do., second do, 60 a 61; Memphis and | arrive—witl buyers. The enrie pet op ashots Charleston, firat mortgage, 85 a 89; do., second do., iene ple Bouton and terse! 16 & 80; do., stock, 47 @ 48; Greenville and Columbia be wl i, for No. O74 0 aerate ry , Michi. Railroad, guaranteed, 65 o 67. Sr" a prime. Californias "Oi 00" vat jnaound fo % 0 tor" red wine Sie Fe J spring. 'n was firmer, under Tecoipts anda fair de The antes were abort 6008 bushels ue from Bie. to Mle. for i ‘The following were the approximate earnings of jthe Marietta aud Cincinnati Railroad since the 1st jor Co prime new mixed Western, most Ate % ‘of January Baie cadatand fait, eae oka area gr we white and yellow We ta Ly) Arraly at +1869. . ing, but cl dull aod poesinel at 160, ' ‘ae | Srenniriecoaar a on at a ‘aa dill and nom + San,ces oad batter mit wore inactive and prices were nominal, earnings of the Chicago hes; FRELGUTS.—The market was quiet, but rates wore again Increase... The following were Tha alineil Ale dasenad ta grain vessels, which commanded higher rates, while petroleum vessels were i tWo barks to Cork in and the the other with bark to 0 bole. do. rep “ou fet Lninber and the other iy: 300,000 e River Plate, on te terms, but steady at Tehges a 1%. for bags ‘moderate demand at 60. a 66e. for shippin Nel Us. fon resail lots; Dern Soe fon sort epee ra more active and more steady in value. were sold at from Sc. to lic. for in! tise was dull and prices were nominal at yesteraay's MOLASSES.—The demand for all crades was light, and we further Prices remained heavy at yeater- tine the market was gr deen tor ter ge. @ 42c. for mer- day's Shia tron ae ‘and 100 do. in ‘shipping order at 43e. ais Wet aah diet mia neyra EnOVIROND. Rose ipts, 95 lard, made at the latter ive bogs were dull and heavy at 9c. for common to pi ime, with arrivals of 1,400 = fo rows det were made of 300 pee mand, ‘aud sales for plain mess, and #12 a $16 for extra. do. ith small m B20 to beef was dull and nominal at Ss a gil i. tor todle do, on meat were eet Bacon was quiet but — dy, “ Notations, Sales. 75 ‘packs salted and pick! Me, a M140. for pickled Forlard the m market Was =. the demand pate ing ight end pri 5 AG f 750 pact Me. Bae, for Ho.) team and kettle rendered, iacludta ard delivery at 19%e. for Sune, ly, same: PETHOL OM. Cre 9 quently became in deman: es within the range of Los a ~—s Pe dptiontand 19%ze. at 160, but subse- and advanced, the market closing a 18ige, 9 1634e.| The business was light, ‘however, the sal 50) bbis. at 16c., and 250 do. at in bbls. was dull and pominel at 2c. Refined was eld, under an improved offere 1and more fi ‘The sales were 2,000 bbis., for June, at. ba da al athe tr price; pawn te option, the market closing, quiry at these prices. ‘Naphtha was in good demand for ex- port, at prices not differing from those previously obtaine the ‘saes were bie up to the oth July, at 104c.. ait 600 do., tor September del 1c. adelphia the market was rather more active ing at 8lo‘4. for Ju for June, at 81 'gc., pen boot « 330. Carolina was in fair reanet and steady in value; the salen were 126 tlerces at Bigc. a Bigc. SERps.—Caloutta linseed was dull and nominal at $2 1214, ld, duty paid, while grass were dull and nominal at yester- from July to Beptenib RARINE was steady, with small of 193¢c. a 20c. for fair to prime in hh SUGAR. —Raw was in fair ae fining. and the market was stea: baste of iiie-a Tidgs for fair: to Good refining Oubae The ales amounted to 1,300 hhds, at 11}gc. a 11% ng Guba. and, ise within the range most entirely for re- sales being upon a Ko. for common to ‘Reuned was dul market’was heavy ai lbier for hard, tage = 1dsco. for ste for yellow and l4izc. for extra C. TALLOW was in moderate demand at former prices. Sales 50,000 Ibe. ab I1AGc. Lge, KEY.—Receipts, 673 bbls. with smail sales at $1 U2 a #1 03, tax paid. THE DRY GOODS MARKET. white, 13:¢c. @ 1334 The market was quiet but The market for domestic cotton manufactures con- tinues to be characierized by activity and buoyancy, and we have to chronicle a further marked improve- ment in prices. As we before remarked, the move- ment is largely speculative, and this will account for the activity of the market at this proverbially dull The demand is based upon the buoyancy of the cotton market here and abroad and the continued upward tendency of prices of that As we have before stated, goods which have been selling at the prices lately current could not be replaced except at high prices; and this assertion is being borne out by the receipt of fresh consign- ments from the manufactories, all of which are held at higher Ngures than old goods are even now sell- ing for, and these are decidedly higher than those lately current, the discrepancies in some cases amounting to two and three cents per yard. from prevailing indications it will probably not be long before the new consignments will be taken at The old stocks are rapiaiy diminishing, and of course cannot be augmented, in view of which the new consignments will be brought on the market with a good promise of selling at re- The cotton market will in all likelinood continue to control for fabrics, and the fluctuations of cotton at home and abroad will therefore reflect the values of cotton goods in a marked degree. Brown and bleached muslins—and nearly all other leading cotton goods—are from higher than they were a week ago, with a fair pros- — of going still higher. Prints, though irregular and somewhat unsettled, are, nevertheless, higher. New styles are held above the old, in view of which business is circumscribed, Printing cloths are regulated by the cost of cotton, roportion with the raw material. ishave been somewhat less active during the past week, but prices are sustained. Woolen goods remain steady. Annexed are the current quotations for the lead- ing kinds of goods:— Baown MUSLINS. season of the year. the prices demanded. munerative prices. and advance in Amoskeag A.. iikacnep MUSLINS. 173g New York Mills. A, Amoskeag..... Naumkeag (sateen) TERRIBLE ACCIDENT BY BURNING. A Young Lady Burned to Death. {From the Wilmington (Del.) Commercial, June 17.) A terrible accident occurred at about hal o'clock last evening, which has since been named Laura with fatal results, A youn lic schools, who Ls 11, @ teacher in one of our pul resi,'ed with her father, was the victim. She was retiring about half-past ten o’clock last evening, and was ready to get into bed, when ashe turned to a coal oul lamp, Me is sup] , and attempted to exti the light by blowing down the chimney. was thus blown down into the oil and the lamp exe loded, throwing the biaxin; arswell’s night dress and. just taken off, lying ne ran screaming into th nine her room, where her father Tuatediotely He made every effort to extinguish the flames, and a brother of the youn; iece of step carpet and threw ‘his saved her head from burning, rson, from her neck down, was horribly burned fore the flames could be ex! time Miss Carswell's room Was on fire, and it re- wired the efforts of the fami rom destruction, save his daughter, had his hands terribly burned, ine the finger nails being burned off one hand, Stheree mauen injured. trae We will bene long time before he can use it, if, indea, he ever can, Medical ald was immediatety simmoned to Gress tad wounds and alleviate the sufferings of the physietan Wis fecseea oll all over Miss communicating with lady tore up a jt over her head. but her whole ato the house in his attempt to ed her case a ime of the oor ten o'clock this morning, when During & ~— bout it an end to her sufferi: the time she livea after entirely unconscious, and was doubtiess thus saree from much of the anguish $I suffered. Her body was severely burned, and her her head and feet, was She was a young lady but eighteen or a years old, in the full bloom of early wo- tract ron as Well as in charac: Of iriends to moura her sad and sudden death. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Barorx—L& Favon.—At Medway, Maas., on Tues- |} day, June 22, by Kev. David Sanford, SamueL F. Barcer, of New York city, to EDNA JBANIE LE Favor, of Medway, Dopp—TaYLOR.—Un Tuesday, June 22, at home, by the Rev. E. W, Hitchcock, Davip 8. Dopp to AGGig F,, daughter of James R. Taylor, Esq., all of this city, No cards, HULIN—ACKERMAN.—On Wedni June 23, at Plymouth Church, by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, J. SUMMERBPIBLD HULIN to Emma second daugh- ter of the late Harvey B. Ackerman, all of Brooklyn. MoGLENSEY—CaBIN,—On Saturday, May 8, by the Rey, E. D. Murphy, ot Brooklyn, JacoB M. MCGLEN- SEY to VIRGINIA C. pe Same both of unis city. SiLva—GaFFiT.—On Wednesday, June 23, at the Charch of the enedqares Ke. by the Rev. Geo. H, Houghton, THEODORE V. SILVA to ADBLINS GaFFIT, niece of Geo, W. Gamit, Esq., both of this city. Died. AHEARN.—On Wednesday, June 23, after a short and severe illness, MarGargT, the beloved wife of Michuel Ahearn, in the 48th year of her ner age ‘The relatives and friends are res] ly invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 34 Jackson street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock precisely. ALDRICH.—On Wednesday, June 23, after a linger- ing illness, JoHN H. ALDRICH, in the 57th year of his “Notice of funeral hereafter. ARMSTRONG.—In Greenville, N. J., on Tuesday morning, June 22, MATTHEW ARMSTRONG, Jr., in the 21st year of his age. The relatives Pty friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at oe va one fay. from bei residence of his reuta, Train for Greenville by Central Railroad iy pd lth a leaves foot of Libary street at one ° BUCK BER.—On Tuesday, June 22, RANSELLAER BUCKBEE, the beloved husband of Sarah Buckbee, aged 33 yoate. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also Ma- nattanan, H. Howard and Cuddy associations, are reapectiully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of his brother-in-law, W. B. Freligh, 24 cosa street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. California papers please copy. BRENNAN.—At his residence, No. 54 Woodhull ae Brookiyn, THOMAS BRENNAN, in the 58th year of his age, The relatives apd friends of the family are re- Spectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at nine o’clock, from St. Stephen’s church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of his soul, and from thence to Cal- vary Cemetery. Biopeerr.—On Sunday, June 20, on board of United States ship Saratoga, at New York bay, of yellow fever, SAMUEL S. BLODGETT, mete, in his 21st year. BeAUSOLIEL.—In this city, on Tuesday, June ay’ Susan, wife of Adolphus Beausoliel, aged 56 years, 3 months and 3 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to atvend the funeral servi which will take place at her late residence, No, 84 Mac- dougal street, this (Thursday) evening, at half-past seven o’clock. The remains will be taken to Bridge- ort, Conn., for interment in the eight A. M. train on ‘riday. COLLINSON.—In this city, on Tuesday, June 22, GrorGE R., son of Charles and Emily Collinson, aged 1 year and 9 months. Liverpool papers please copy. Dymock.—On Tuesday, June 22, Tuomas, son of ules Dymock, aged 34 years, 2 months and 16 ays. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 430 Mons Forty-third street, on Friday afternoon at two o’clock. EaTON.—At his residence in Chelsea, Mass., on Tuesday, June 22, after a short illness, Captuin WiL- LIAM B. EATON, of steamship De Soto, Houmes.—On Monday, June 21, SARAH ANN Houmes, youngest daughter of the late James Holmes. The funeral will take place from her late residence, 58 Spring street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend. HALL.—At Poughquag, Dutchess county, on Sat- urday, June 19, AMANDA M. HALL, relict of Johu J. Hall, aged 57 years. JouNSON.—At Newark, N. J.. on Wednesday, June 23, HENRIETTA BELL, wife of David A. Johnson, and eldest daughter. of Andrew A, Smalley. ‘The relatives and friends of the famlly are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her lather, No. 24 Centre street, Newark, on Friday alter- noon, at three o'clock. KELLEBS. arf + belo June 22, JOHN FREDERIC KELLERS, ag ee and 8 months. The remit | and friends of the family and the con- gregation of St. James’ English Lutheran church are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 222 East Fourteenth street, on Friday morning, at nine o’clock prompt!y—the remains to be taken on the 10:45 trai to Peekskill for interment. Lyxcu.—In Jersey City, oe Monday, June 21, James LYNCH, in the 44ih year of his age. The friends of the family and those of the Board of Chosen Freeholaers, of the county of Hudson, are respectfully invited to attend the Tuneral, from hts late residence, corner Steuben and Washing‘on streets, cerser ‘City, this (Thursday) morning, at nine o'clock, to the Church of the Immaculate Concep- tion, where there will be a solemn high mass of re- qutem offered for the repose of his soul. McKENNA.—In New Haven, on Tuesday, June 23, JosEri P. MCKENNA, only son of Patrick and Ellen McKenna, aged 1 year, 8 months and 13 day: McCarty.—On Tuesday, June 22, after a short iMness, THomas MCCARTY, & native of the parish of Dreenough, Mees of Cork. Ireland, aged 48 years. y his soul rest in peace—Amen. The taneral will take piace from his late residence, No. 411 Cherry street; from thence to St. Mary’ church, this (Tnursaay) morning, at nine orolscks thence to Calvary Cemetery. The friends of the Jamily are invited to attend. O'BRIEN.—At the residence of his mother, PETER O'BRIEN, aged 7 years and 6 months. The remains will be taken from his late residence, 115th street and Third avenue, for mterment, in Cal- vary Cemetery, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock. Friends and relatives are respectfully in- vited to attend. PaRsons.—On Tuesday, June 22, Vinginra Wurrt- WELL, wife of Samuel M. Parsons, Esq., mm the 45th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Dr. Van Dyke’s church, corner of Clin- ton and Remsen streets, Brooklyn, this (Thursday) aiternoon. four o'clock, PLuNngerr.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 22, atter a short illness, JoHN PLUNKETT, In the 50th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 65 Hud- son avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’ciock, Riveka.—At Guayama, Porto Rico, on io A June 1l, JoserHiIneE Texipor, wife of Joseph de Rivera, of this city. Ryay.—On Tuesday morning, June 22, of con- sumption, after a long and severe illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude, THomas HENRY RYAN, aged 20 years and 5 months, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 49 Wooster street, on Friday lags at one Sicloske. Spencer.—On Wedn 23, at the resi- dence of Dr. Walter Fleming? 14 West oe street, LESTER SPENCER, Jr., aged 45 yi Remains to be taken to his home, ‘Foon, Mich., for interment, UckELR.—On Wednesday, June 2, Louise, young- est daughter of Paul and Celia M. Uckele, in the 22d year of her age. Notice of the funeral hereafter. WILLiAMs.—After @ long and painful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mrs. lsabeL WiL- LiaMs, aged ye years. Sst. 3 4 N. B., papers please copy. NENEVA, SWITZERLAND. OTEL DE LA METROPOLE. cunes Pn ges, med Proprietor, formerly of the “Couro1 This hotel, the Ia in Geneva, is situated in the most portion of the city, cominanding @ splendid view eke, the Jura and Mont Blane. and Saloons. Readin, cot smoking and billiard roome. _ English an: in Hewspapers taken in daily. [portant TO LADIES.-JUST RECEIVED FROM Paria a case of elegant Bonnets and Round Hate, which will be sold at balf price, on account of removal, at Mme. C. LACY'S, 120 Sixth avenue, near Ninth street, ANTED--A DOMESTIC STOCK OF DRY Goops, for partcash and balance unencumbered real estate, ‘Address b: Herald oftice. | DVERTISEMENTS ‘FOR THE HERALD. RIVED IN BROOKLYN AT 0} BRANCH OFFICE, 143 FULTON 8TREET. MISCELLANEOUS. } ARTLETT'S INSTANTANEOUS GA! s 1 LIGHTER. ied Witness ite operation by the Manhetian Gas Co., now lighting 7,000 iamps: peuen Grand and Thirty-fourth streets, J. W. BARTLETT, No. 569 Broadway. Geter U. 8. A PIECE. a iM “ee declared sieek and clean by the use of half a pound of 's Magic Famii Wien ager Wile beck, Ne Nos” as State atreet (Bat: t jot the Alfred P. ‘Peck, Superintendent of For anle cy New Vor by Thurber & Co, nd Cham aod McLaren Raynor, 264 Washington street, mt 4 is EALING SALVE. —THE ONLY gure CURE IN THE RG'S Universal jealing Saive. Ninds are eet ory ort out charge. tol Osieg 1 3, New ork. aa day’ ana eventeg; gin Sundays. sale tp all drvggiets. Price %e., 0c, and ANGE,—MONEUSE ie 18 FIVE FOOT ROASTING and Baking Ra foot marble top Counter, two ee: ant black Table, second fiana, for sale cheap. 190 Ca 7190 Gutalwtfcet near near Mott. = 6.2 WILLTA NEAR MInERTY STREET. REVENUE Stamps hest discount allowed, Stamps on the cheat two pee per ono ‘oo ‘e than not on the sheet. “AP YERTISE MENTS FOR THE PRRALD. D IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE 145 FULTON STREET. ______._ EXPRESSES. _ A #5, BURN Ant FORNITORE AND RAGGAGE « Express, 115 Eleventh street, near Sicth avenue. c packed, roture ity oF gounl Furniture shipped or wored.” Mo oo Mer advanced” THE EVENING TELEGRAM, — HE GRBATEST OF ALL. 7 THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF PRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES, HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS Af MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 3. pee GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. LOST AND FOUND. poe Rd THIRD AVENUE bom] BETWEEN Astor House and 4 obout four o’clook oe afternoon, y erty of F. J. Montejo, New Jersey. The fit will ve ‘ruta rewarded returning the same to Samuel Sherman, 63 W all s Matrect, 90TH INST., AT HARLEM gg 930 AM, M. Otaiee eae Burse, with silver clasp.’ The tinder wit oblige the owner by returning it, being a family Telic, to city wee: Forty-sixth street; no questions asked; welcome to conten: O8T—#50 REWARD-ON THE EVENING OF THE ieh, in Albany, gold lover hunting case Wa fob chatn, with inicri inside, “Presented to Dring,” de, Spolurn io 84) Broadway, second lott, and uo OsT— “iT A LADY PARTIALLY DERANGED, ON Monday night, Mth, going. from Third avenue to Hudson atreet, a Gold Watch, Chain and Pin. A iio ‘ard will be pald for thelr revarn, "Address Hiv bor Lisit Post otice, oF precinct. Captain Washburne, Ninth police ost—on ruRepAy, 4 GOLD BRACELET, | LIBERAL rew: wi ven resuri w Fenner, 66 Pear! street. “ id re O8T—A LETTER, DIRECTED TO P. M. DINGER, OF Ld New York, containing two promissoi notes, dated ‘Bos- ton, May 14, 1869, at four months, for 3679 61, and May 2%, —— Tend, ‘t”four months, for WG BB both payablo ta, the order AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THb SCENES of P.M. Dit ‘and signed by Joseph F, P HORACE IN 118 WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE %_ [HE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE peal pwn DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HiS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEKOUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE $5. HE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. Persons are hereby cautioned against Ey epiniag ald uotes, 48 payment of the same has josTON, June 22, 1869, YOsLPH F. PAUL & CO, O8TON SUNDAY, THE 13TH, A BLACK AND TAN 4 La, from $4 East’ Seventeenth street; answers to the name of Jip. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav- ing it at the above number. STS er 162 EAST TWENTY-FIGHTH Si REET po} and tan Dog. A liberal reward wil! be paid for Beta FOR THE para VED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, M5 FULTON TSPAEeT $i REWARD.LOST, A WHITE WOLF DOG, AN- awering to name of Lnilu.. Phe finder will obtain above Foward by returning hima to 8b Mercer atroct $5, REWARD.—LOsT, on 20TH INST., ABOUT SOUTH e) Third street, Brooklyn, a Pocketbook containing two letters, four photographs and two Post office cards, of no use to any’one but owner, Address M. R., Heraid Branch odice, rooklyn. $10 BEWARD.<LOosT, ON JUNE 13, 4 SMALL brown half Scotch Terrier Dog; i gray on top of head, ears and tail cut; had on collar with owner's name; party who offered him tor sale in South street is requested to re- turn him ; no quertions asked. EGORY BROS., Printers, 34 Carmine street, $10 REWARD.—LOST, A SMALL SKYE TERRIER, with owner's name engraved on a red collar. Return to 1,160 Broadway, near T remty- nth street. ABE 5Q REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A RED MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. ie usa ‘ravell and contents. jo questions ——_ Asked. Lost from lore 1i7 aed 139 William street, Tuesday, AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. June 8. T. DAVIDS & CO. — HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGH. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS aT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT UARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 26. HE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIBAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN His WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AF MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 36. HE GREATEST OF ALL. HE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN His WAK PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. FOR A DARK BAY COLT, FOUR yy hands high, stolen from Green Y., Sune 1 P.D. VAN HOESEN. $1 0 0 fel eer a, iver, Coluabia county, “EL HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, \ ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE (OR PART) IN OR NEAR the clty, for a family of three, Address H. P., Herald office, stating rent, which must be moderate. ANTED-A FLOOR OF SIX OR SEVEN ROOMS (modern improvements preferred) for a all family with best references. Address W. & R., 260 Canal street, stating all particulars and 1 ‘ANTED TO HIRE—A SMALL HOUSE OR A PART of a House, with the sighth avon located above For- tieth street, Lexin, mm to Kighth avenue, in a ood neighbor hood. All Particul swith McK NNA, Duane treet. ANTED TO IRE oR 1 BU —A FACTORY oR PART of one, with or without distros in or near New York. Address F, SMITH, 56 Cortlan¢ eee FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE 145 FULTON STR! BT. FURNITURE, NEW STY LE SOFA BED—SUPERIOR TO ANY; NOT clumsy; & handsome sofa and a complete, full’ sized ‘aeketn combined; price moderate; come and see it; 2B EITH, patentee, Broome atreet, near Laurensa t. —FURNITURE, (Pupnir TRE, FOR SALE, AT A ‘ fice ; te family leaving city. Elegant satin rocatel Parlor & made to order, for 8454) will be sold for 180; one do, $75, Carpets, Curtains, rosewood Ptanoforte, ‘aintings, Bronzes, Etageres, Cabinets, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture, “Ae. Inquire at lis West ‘Twenty-aixta “ALL COLORS aby BROCATEL AND REPS PARLOR 3 Suits, rs a (t,o ae omer meee Goce TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AP rior, Cham salto, che jab for cash: warranted a ia la lant at PRNEST ROTHS fury MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. ture mausnfaetory, 66 Bleecker street, between Broadway and Mulberry street jewlsieteaart T PRIVATE SALE—| MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM Suit, covered pred i brocatel, ost SH60, for ® do, $70;' Pianoforte, Ei ookcase, Velvet Mirrors, Brocatel talus, tharqueterre bois de Fees? Cabinet, Table, thle Halting Bronzss, rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedstends, Wardrobe, Mat Extension Table, China Ware, Glass, Silver, at half original cost ; property of” family leaving city. 67 West th street, near Sixth av. OUSFEREPERS Sh BUY FURNITURE, CARP! REENE & CO.'S, No. 194 Eighth a nue, Fy me, by Me wesk or moat, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERAL| RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN A‘ Pou BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. SER THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, _THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 3% HE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS AT MEN AND PASSING EVENTS, SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 3% MARBLE MANTELS. [ARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND Marble Mantels, rich and elegant designs. T. B. STEWART & CO., 605'Sixth avenue, between Thirty-ffth and Thirty-si: th streets. (PHE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN Wu0 LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS at MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 35. JHE GREATEST OF ALL. THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA. MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL BITS at MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE 98. G@ KLABER, § FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD HDs, street, sella, Marble Mantels, Headatones, &c., cheaper Ise, to reduce his large stock belore removing in any one tote new tnctory. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. BILLIARDS. FOR SALE, THREE FIRST CLASS BIL- Hard Tables, with all the fixtures complete; will be sold cheap. Apply to or address D. FOLEY, 108 Seventh street, corner of Grand, Williamsburg. EXOT, HUMBUGGED BY | THE DIFFERENT atent cushions and tables when you can buy aat clase Ta les with the only {rue eombination cushion now made at W. H. GRIFFITH'S factory, 40 Vesey street. ASTROLOGY. A “—-MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR- + voyant.—Visit her for faa Makasar tees business, theft, names, numbers, good Iu Me ANNA—SEVENTH DAUGHTER, MEDICAL and Business Ulairvoyant and Spiritualist, c: t and speedy marriage. No satisfaction, no pay. rd avenue, between Nineteenth 'and Twenti ME. ROSS TELLS YOU EVERYTHING-THE NAME. of one you marry, and that of her vieitor; shows you his likeness ; 15 East Thirtieth street, near Madison avenue. HE ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, SPIRITUALIST, causen speedy marriages. ‘ourth avenue, betweed Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. Ladies, al DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE BRPALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN BRANOH CPOE, 145: FULTON STREET. ,uE GREATEST OF ALL THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NE&T. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEUIND TRE SCENES, HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS a® MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE & MEDICAL. ‘ollege and R. C. Surgeons, Loudon, cat nied as usual on private diseases. Onice, 20 Ueatre iret, ‘near Chambers. N, B.—No fee unless cured LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY without ae bo and consultations very el ARI ON, 177 Bleecker atree GREAT _AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED i Portuguese Female Pills always give ii- being Teele puta rehcred prepared for married tadies. ly leved me in one - without inconventen ring magic. Price #5. eS MAURL- CEAU, office 189 Liberty street, or sent by m A —MADAME GRINDLE, VERAES I He ar | 4 + Went Twenty-sixth street, complaints, Pleasant Foote for nursing. A. EADIES' PHYSICIAN —DR. GRINDLE, 130 WEST Twenty-aixth atreet, near Sixth avenue, biving over 18 Years’ successful and unfhterrupted practice in this city, Aantees immediate relief in all female complaints, wi Without medicine; relief to the most anxious in twenty four hours, Elegant rooms, board and nursing provide: ‘A CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROL BLE - ‘with or without medicine, Ma Dr. EVANS, 4 Chatham street. iy igen oy safe Monthly Pills and Mixture, rr Circu- lars free, frat post. A LADIES’ PHYSICIAN , SUCCESSFUL IMMEDIATE- Ww Dr, EVANS, Chatham street; powerral medi- ate diseases pus GREATEST OF aL THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN WHO LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS at MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE a. pond GREATEST OF ALL. *, THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND THE SCENES. HORACE IN Tis war PAINT, THE MAN WHO LAUOHS, TOGETHER WITH NUMEKOUS PICTORIAL WITS at MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SEE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE @. eines; sure thing; also gentiemen treated, cured manb restored. Call or write, LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY AA “by Dr. EVANS, 94 Chatham street, without mercury ; manhood restored oy his Elinir of Lite, recommended eters m ‘ A CBRTAIN “CURE FOR. MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwifery; over 30 years’ practice. Her infallible French Fer ale. Fills, No. 15 i Ly TY No. rea prevared for marr' i wr ¥i can rer (ail, are healthy. Sold’ only at’ her office, 1 Bast Fit street, firet door from Fifth aven Greenwich street, or sent by mail, counterfeit. R. HUNTER, 56 BOND STREET, ONE DOOR FROM Bowery (iate of No. 8 Division street), ean cure worst ‘cases of private diseases, without mercury, in shorter time than ical, $8 pier physician, or no charge. Consultation aud aa YOUNG MENA LIST OF 10 PRIVATE MEDI- cal works sent first post, on receipt of slamp, by 8. WELLS, 889 Broadway, New York. MPORTANT To (eps Bote (3 rears, preg practice HE GREATEST OF ALL. Without mediet P nee. Patienta from & distance WE TRUE . ide! ‘nts Rona, sanrang, he Blecirichy ccteatincatty ap | THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY NEXT. LOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT JOURNALISTIC DRAMA, MACBETH AND BOMBASTES MIXED. AN ENCOUNTER BEHIND Tite SCENES. HORACE IN HIS WAR PAINT. THE MAN Wio LAUGHS. TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS PICTORIAL HITS aw MEN AND PASSING EVENTS. SKE THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER, THE EVBNING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY, JUNE plied, “No. 164 Bost Twent: ib street, near Third avenue ADIES’ PHYSICIAN.—DR. ASCHER, NO. 8 AMITY L place, guarantees sure relief at once, without danger. Blegant rooms, &e JURE CURE IN % HOURS, WITH OR WITHOUT © medicine, Consultations free. Dr. and Mme. ESTELA, 6 Kast Thirtieth | street. GPectaL 8 “AND PRIVATE DISEASES SPEEDILY AND effectually cured (ae Dr. —s 120 West Twenty- aixth street, near Sixth ai APA OM EE oon