The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1869, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONDAY, Cet. 18-6 P, M. Some ancastness was felt at the opening ef bust- ness to-day lest the ineeption of the movement of ourrency to the South and West should precipitate @n active meney market, and lenders were inclined to exact higher rates on call, During this period there was a good demand fer mency at six to seven per cent, but after two ovclock the lenders were in the majority and loans were made as low as five per cent on governments and at six quite frecly on stocks. The inexplicable portion of the bank siate- ment of Saturday is now cleared up. It seeims that fm the recent remarkable advance tn gold the pre- cious metal found its way here from ail sections of the country, the out of town banks and the people generally feeling positive that they couid never again sell so advantugconsiy whatever gold they were possessed of, It was the drain of currency to offset this influx of gold that assisted the ten stringency in money which ped to bring about ‘the panie tn the stock mark nus day by day we are getiing at the fuli history of that eventful period. Now the counter current has set in, Boston and other ports of entry are in necd of gold to make customs payments, aud the gold is going out of our city again, greenbacys ceming here in exchange. Honee the bank statement on Saturday last showed a falling off in specie and a gain tm lozai tenders, The discount market was stendy, bi prime names were not negotiable less than ten to twelve percent. ‘Tho fatiure of the tirm of L. M. Hofman & Uo, was announced at the Stock Exchange to-day; but no particulars transpired con- cerning thelr Habilities, It is supposed that they were heavy losers in the stock pantie, but fought off their suspension until to-day, The Goid Exehange to-day authorized the newly elected directors to change the pian of the Clearing House frem that originally suggested in tho board and committed to thetraction. The Stock Exchange has referred to tho appropriate committee a resolution adopted this forenoon favoring the organization of a gold depart- ment. The creditors ef the Gold Exchange Bank, at a meeting this afernoen, signed a paper by which they agree to take no legal action against the bank during the ensuing ten days, the object of the step being to enable the institution te resume, 1f possible, Under the direction of the receiver. Foreign ex- change was steady and firm on the basis of 10935 for prime bankers’ sixty day and 109/, for sight sterling bills. Governments were more active and advanced about a quarter per ecnt on the leading speculative issues, The rogular @oealers report a risk revival of the private invest- Ment demand, doubtless stimutated by the prox- Amity of the 1at ef November, when a Jarge instal- ment of interest falls due, The follewing were to- night’s closing street prices:—United States currency mixes, 10774 a 108; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 11914 @ 120; do. do., coupon, 11924 a 120; do, Sive-twentica, regiatered, May and November, 1154 a 115 4g; do. do., coupon, 1962, do, 12014 a 1203; do. do., coupon, 1864, do., 11934 a 11954; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 1195¢ @ 11934; do. do., registered, January and Jnly, 318 a 11824; do. do., coupon, 1865, do., 118 a 11834; do. do., coupon, 1867, do., 118'¢ a 11844; do. do., e@oupon, 1868, do., 118 a 118; do. ten forties, reglatered, 108 a 10854; @o, do., coupon, 103% a 10834. ‘The stock market was active and excited on the ‘Vanderbilt shares, pariicularly tor Harlem, which rose to 14244 on the apprehension that the company ‘witl pnt in force the provisions of their charter authorizing the construction of a horse railroad in Madison avenue, above Forty-second street. It seems that an extension below that point will re- quire the sanction of the corporation, which, im view of the agitation of the residents of Yorkville for better travelling facilities, will not be dimcult to obtain. ‘The report was again revived on the street this afternoon that the consolidated New York Oentral and Hudson River Company will lease the Harlem road, double the stock from seven to fourteen millions and pay seven or eight per cent per avnum thereupon. In New York Centsal the advance was to 187%, and tn Hudson River to 1694. The buoyancy of these stocks was contagious and caused a general movement in the ether railways, Reck Island selling at 109, Northwest common at 734, Lake Shore at 9234 and St. Paul at 67%. The news of the burning of the Lake Shore Gar works at Buffalo caused a subsequent decline to 90%, but there was a rally when it was reported that not only was the loss trifling, but that the building was fully imesured. The general Nst “did not maintain the advance, however, ‘but was left behind by the Vanderbilt stocks, some of the shares, Rock Isiand particularily, becoming ‘Weak and heavy. Erie was subjected to the de- pressing effects of the reported strike of its em- ployéa, and went oif to 29%¢, from which It rallied to 9034 on the explanation that the delay inthe pay- ment of operatives was dne to the prevailing ecarcity of small bills, At the close of business it gain declined, touching 203%. Pacific Mail was Irregular and feverish, rising \o 69% and then falling Of to 5774. The following wero we elosing quotations at the last session of the Stock Exchange:—Uanton, 504 a 65; Cumberland, 26'5 a 23; Western Union, 364% a 8634; Quicksilver, 124; a 151g; Mariposa, 8 @ 834; do. preferred, 163; a 18; Pacific Mail, 58; Boston Water Power, 13 & 15; Adams Express, 57}, a 68; Wells- Fargo Expreas, 22 a 2234; American Express, 341¢ @ 88; United States Express, 58 a 68s; New York Central, 18414 a 1843Z; Hudson River, 16434 a 166%; Harlem, 138 a 13834; Erie, 30% a 3804; Read- ing, 95% 0 95%; Michigan Central, 19343 bid; Lake Shore, 91); a 913; Mnois Central, 134 a 13514; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 994g a 100; Chicago and Northwestern, 71% #72; do. preferred, 84 # 8414; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 75 a 78; Rock Island, 107% & 105; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 67; do. preferred, 81}; a 81%; Toledo and Wabash, 66 a 06%; Fort Wayne, 843¢ a 85; Alton and Terre Haute, 3i a 31%; do. preferrod, 5334 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 27. 2734; Delaware and Lackawanna, 110 a 11014; New Jersey Central, 1014; a 102; Chicago and Alton, 14446 0146; do. preferred, 143 a 144; Hannibal and Bt. Joseph, 109 a 10913; do. preferred, 108 a Lig; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 25 a 25, ‘The following shows Wie range of the principal stocks to-day:— Highest, Lowest, +. WY ‘ New York Central.. Erie.. Harlem Hudson River... wank . Pa referrer ae heed St. Paul preferre Sonthern securities were dull for tle general list gud weak for the Vennessees an North Carolinas, ‘The following were the closing street prices for the Yeading bonds:—Tenuessee, ex coupon, 6014 a 60!4; do., new, 53.053}5; do., five per cont, 60461; Virginia, eX COUPON, 50a 50'4; do., new, 52a 5314; do., rogis- tered stock, 45 a 45!,; Georgia sixes, $0 a 82; North Carolina, ex coupon, 46); a 47; do., mew, 40 a 4044; o., special tax, 43% a 44; Missouri sixes, 87 a STs do., Hennibal and St. Joseph, 88 a 90; Louisiana mixes, 66 & 69; do. levee sixes, 64/5 a 65; do. do. eights, 82 283; Alabama eights, 91 a 94; do. fives, 63 a 65; South Carolina sixes, 69 a 70; do, new, boa 06; do. registered stock, 64 0 65. The range of gold is shown in the following tabie:— 104. M. . 13034 2PM. 13014 NA. M,. 0% P.M... 1804 12M, . 4P.M..... 1 1PM vee 1005, OP. Me a 1u0%5 Losus of cask gold were made at 5 and 4 per cent for carrying. A rather spirited contest took place at the annual election to-day for officers af ths Gold Exchange, resulting in the chotce of the Jotowing @eutiomen:— President—Jown ¥. Underhill. First Vice President A. Hoyt. Second Vice Presiden y 8. Cambios. : pas P, Akere. ieorge PLEp pS. Chatrman of aruitration Committee—I, B. AleX- Bord of Appouls—G, A, Fanshawe, i. A. Heiser, dry William M. Burgoyne, : Ww (gale Commiticee—R. L. Kawards, E, 0. Wend, Bey Whittemore, James 1, Hiowaskin, W. Bb. Sane n, 'f. P. Grinnell, Thowas FB, Datker. Finance Comnmiitee—H, ‘Tanner> damoa 1, Cole gale, ©. Ashworth, Jonn T, Denn: » Be Be Bain Pas oul on Admissions—Oharles MH. Ward, P. B. Myer dames Crant, O, Greve, W. U, Taylor, A. bs on, UW Davenport, J.-D, Smith, R by Foue, William H. Dat ca te W. €. Mumford, J, Walter tet 7. po em Le ‘ee Committee on Powers Horney jo} ler, William M. Whittemore, Joseph H. fucker, H. 8 Purton, William Gwynne, ‘Tne following 12 the semi-annual report of the Treasurer of the Gola Exchange:— Balance, April 1, 1889. 996,729 upon From admission ef members. ‘Anuual dues of members. Avnual dues of associate meners, Annual dues of powers of attorney. Sale of cvstomers’ tickets. From rent—Weatera Union Banker ’ Tel. 8.8. Lav i. Cir From fines. Interest. N. ¥. Gu heating bul ged, 1ee, de Potty cash, as per Secy’s warrants. For payments to Committee on Admissions. Ventilating apparatus For spproprintions--Coui matter of tax on loans. On account of Avondale Halance in New York Gold Exchange Baul Cash in hands of Treasurer. Loana ou government bonds at par. Kk. Tota’.....+ week ‘The foliowing 1s a statement from Washington, showing the amount and Geseription of the five- twenty bonds purchased by the Secretary of the ‘Treasury, {rom May 1 to September 80, tnclusive:— Coupon, Total, 18 $39,600 $6,526, 1s _— 705,400 1861, new. 4,977,600 7,326,200 1865, old 1,294,100 8,809,000 1365, new. 12,968,559 16,308,450 1897, 13,245,000 18,003,250 18: 1,570,599 1,857,500 Total $18,500,000 $54,100, $52,631,000 The following shows the results of to-day’s bi ness at the Sub-Treasury in tuis city- General balance yesterday $90,796,083 old recetpta. 610,527 old payments 50,726 Gold balance 84,304, 49: Currency receipt 292,127 Currency payments, 3 Currency balance, 6,611, General balance. 91,204, For custous (included in goid receipts) SALES AT TH& NEW YO3K STOCK EXCHANGE, Monday, Oct. 1S—20:25 A. Mp , TB, reg.» 219}6 600 ahs NY Central RR. 15474 1 f LOCO OS Ha iyo 13%, 800 Krie RR... 1000 UB E-utic,"Gasmall 12095 100 di 14500 UB 6:20, ¢,°65...03 11934 2000 US 6-20) 0, 16 17 ie 4 us 077% L100 do. 108 1400) Tenn’ 6a, new... 54 14000 NC seneees 403 20000 do. .epecial' tax 4455 2 10 do. rhe 000 South Oa a 60:0 Tol,Peo &WIst, BuGd OC, C&1 Olst..... 77: ‘Hk Morris.cRswexistm 160 WOW M Tr 10%, Ctfs.. 4 8 3000 Cin, Ham & D, Ist 0 Wehs Merchants’ Hikes. 150 10 Bank of State of NY 112 15 Bk of N America... 108 40 Fourth Nat Bank. 34 Mechanics’ Bk... 100 Canton Co. ‘ 200 Cumb Goal pf. gif West UTel 100. do. S00 MN & BE 160 Mil & Bt HK a 1 Chicago & Alt pi 10 Deh Lack We 800 N J Gentral RR. Morrls Es RR 0. 100 Han & St Jo Rit... 200 Col, O & 1 6 RE. 2:15 aClock P. I ml 11934 10000 US 5-20, 0, "65, n 12054 8000 do. 18 do. Ne}, O00 UB Ss, curtey US 1u8 * One o’Clock P. M. 60% 100LS&MSRR...b10 91 6044 10) Cleve & Pitts nd 60-4 400 Ohic & NW Ft 60 100 a é 58° 400 Chie Ri 4420 Del, Lack & We £3 200 Mi'& St Paul RR. 8 0 “do 2000 C, Cé& ind Clst ma: 777 10 shs Fac MSS Co... 58° ‘BO West Unton Tel..be 3644 ‘Wolla-Fargo E: 2 5 Am Mer W Ex. 83% 100 U8 Expres Gi 58 10) Harlem RR. 200 BO 10P,¥t W &ChiRR ¢: 100 dO woes. 100 Al & Ter I RR 100 1 & Bt Jo RR. 100 Chie & Alton. 100 Al & To H pre! STAEET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o’Ciock P. Me 85'g@ 885° Northwostern., 716m 71% Bafa bsg Northvostorn pf Raya Bist Iris a 183% Rock Island... W/Z a 1014 169°" a 170 « Bike 878, 142% a 1494 ia a Bt Paul...... St Pan! pref 24a 20% Ft Wayn Ey agen oy Ohio 2 Mie. 2 8 7 asa ale COMMERCIAL REPORT MonDay, Oct. 18—6 P. M. -Rio continued in fair demand from the trade at steady prices, and sales were effected of 4,200 bage, ex Graf- rrived ; 34 do., ex Kelish; 700 do., ex Merrlinac, aod ex Sonth America, on private terms. Corror.—The market was fairly active, the demand, though fair for spinning, being echielly for export, and with ovly moderate offerings prices for low middiing and all grades below advanced yc. a 4c. per lb. There were sales of 2.945 bales (in cha A 5) to arrive), ef which 1,230 were by spinners, 167 by speculators ‘or future delivery the market e: i the sales were as follows Oorrer. hibtied more activity middling Dales basis lo for October at 2 do, for N vember ai + 10) do, for December at t3;e., 100 ao, for January at Xc., and 200 do. fer Noveraber on private terms. We append the current quotations ;— ree ne, ewe Orleans Ordinary. beg din! beac id Good ordini 26 Low midditi 2054 Miadling ....+ 7 Good waidtlin FLOUR AKD Rev bushels wheat, 1,136 do. cora, - aly corn meal. ‘The ‘Hour market rufed quit, but rather more steady, with sales to a moderate extont at about Saturday's California fionr was quiet, but ateady. ‘The srlca were about 15,000 bbls. Bouthera Nour was in moderate demand and firm, and ip some eases higher prices were paid. Sales, 52) bbls. Rye flour was more sought after and firm, the sales being 670 bbls. Corn meai was dull but wuelianged, No. 2 Sti ow 5 Surertine Stat be tia ti Extro State 550e 6u5 Choice do... 85a 875 Superiine Westcra daa 565 Eatrado She 625 Extra Minnesota. 8%a 760 Round hoop Ohio, bi0a 600 Round hoop Obfo, 60a 700 St. Louis low extra. 65008 Tu0 St. Louis straight e jee 5%a 700 £1, Louis choice double e 70a 800 St. Louis choice eae Rea 900 Bonthern choice and famtly. BM a 1000 bouthern superfine and exira. 60a 80 California flour (@acks and bbl 60a sb0 4a 620 50a 650 a 616 Bi5a BK pened siron, advices from Liverpool, but hel of from Se. to de. per bushel, wiles, combined with kearelly of freight room and a consequent marked advance fn the rntos of freight demanded, checked the inquiry, and tho market at the close was dull antl irregular at about Bl 5z to #1 G4 for red to choice amber winter. The sales (a good part of which late Saturday afternoon) comprised 100,000 pushels, at #1 62 a #1 56 for red and amber Western, #1 $555 Tor amber State, PL 18 a $1 8 for rejected apriny cholce old Nod Miiwaukee spriny and Bl ea Bh oo for white Western. Corn was dull, Leavy and lower. Tus sales were about 50,000 bushels, — at $1 a 81 i for mixed Western and a WB for yelow Weatorn, Oats were quiet but steady, 6 sulea were only about 25,000 bushelsnt he, a 65!¢c., including email lots at the railroad depot at 63sec. a 82, Rye was slow of sale and heavy {1 rice—b00 Cuslicls Western at Fallrond depot brougiit #13, jarley malt, was steady, with sales of 2,000 bushels prine State ‘at #1 60 and 5,000 do. German at or about BL ). Bi ley was scarce and’ firm. Salew ti00 bush bo ti Aol te, ae 55 (or prime Gaeta Ww Bid rive. Stoel rain in New York and Brookiy: Getaner 16, 130: -¥11 488 Vuaticin Wheat, RIC IST to eee 41,700 do, 60,951 lo. ont 7” d 9 #51 ape oe V0, 5,945 lo. barley, 6,816 do. malt, RETGHTA,—The market waa quiet, but rates were firme notne caves. To Liverpool eet was quoted 84. by ‘all id 10), per steamer. The rtering business was qnict. Tho @pgayementa were:-—To Liverpool, per steamer, 1.700 bales opwion at ods; to Glasgow per steamer, 7,508 burho.s lone at td. and 1,000 bbia, flour at Bs. «Ga. Sil; 40 Bristol OW) bhig, eoxin nt ba., 96 toon hoavy goods at Me. Gd, and OOO Tibie. flour at Sk Oc; to Rovwterdam, (4) boxes extract logwood at ae, Od, The charters were:—An tt bark to ‘Trieste witit 8,250 bbls. petrolean at ba. od; ‘k for the ay a aye fied ag tied bbls, rate; a Darl 0 load wi lumber at AL Kit® or St. Thomas at ae Dark to a dixect port on the continent, with bbl y In, petro~ ma, and (not previously reported) Bini 2600 buf cotton? co Livespsait st tu Ise. . wore dull; and we Leard Of po mater, Bogs were ‘et He, #180, add cloth $5540, « ‘GUN quoted Weur was doll and prices were nominal at 14c., gold, for Monila, diye, a Bie. Cate isge. do. for Sieal and 7340. ‘800. dis for Tampico in bond. HAY,—The dewand was moderately active and prices were steady’at former quotations, Recelpta moderate, Hos were slow of sale there being but ite demand, and pricos favored the buyer, New crop said ut Lie a 20>, old MOLAsE8.—The demand continued light, and we hoard. of ne suira of moment. Prices, however, were steady at S7c. & 40e. for Cubg centrifugal and mixed, 4c. a Ue. for do. clayed, dec. a 0c. fer do. muscovado, ic. w'70e. for Porto Rico, 88/4¢ a bo. for Barbados and We. # 90. for New Orleans. NAVAL S10ur#.—For spirits tarpentine the market was quict, there being no demand excopt for sinail Lota, but prices Were. unchanged, eo: ing at, dbiae, w He, for merehantadle and 46)<e, for shipping lols, Tuere were saies of, 75 Lula, at dbo. 0 4834e.—the inside prico for # Jot of @) bbs. in ard and do, in store at ie. The market ‘or rosin continued to rule dull, but prices were without alteration, ‘The eales were ony 1,000 bbls, common at $2 20, 40 cod do, at $2 Bb, 250 do, No.l'at #8 50a BA, nnd 135 Lo. palo at 4 6) a $5, We quote:--Strainod, 82 20% 53 30; No. 4,2 40 & GY 15; No. 1, #80 $4 25; pale, 4 O) & ib 25; extra do, and window glass, £3 50 a #32. Tar was duil and nal, at $3 25 for Wilunington and $2 75 a $3 tor Wash- -We heard of no sales of conrequence of any de- Prices, however, were generally steady, Linseed sc. casks and wbis; ollve, ¢148 a 1 D0; ‘to; bank, 780, 5 meal io.a 17/543 bloacbed and #192 a $2; crude whale, #1 OD a : j1 12 wii 15, PIELONE,—Keceipiags bbis, pork, 140 do, lard, The vi was stil dull, there being no demand except hough no lower, neW J, 8 spe aout prices were hea ; 2 Wholesale Jota, closing at about, $00 8734, , The w ‘confined to 600 Dole, in Lote, at $B a odl 25 for new moss, 9 for elty do, and #84 50 for clear. We heard of vo rales for future delivery, Dressed hogs were firm, closing at y Ive begs were pieady at Oe. & omamon to prime, with arrivals ” of slanguterers, For veo there Wann moderate demand at steady pricos, and, sles wove made of 100 bbia, at 5 0 #12 for plain mess and #12 a %L. for extrade, Tierce beef remained dull and nominw Bee! hams were steady and frm with a moderate demand. he walea were about 30 bbls. at $18 a (32 inetd hi at $22.0 $26, Cut ments were in demand, but business Ww: rertricted by the smallness of the demand and the iirmness of holders, “Small ales wera aifected at 2i20, for city smoked hams aud uo, for frosh do. Bacon, though frm, aR quiet, owing to the small stock. .600 boxes Cumberlan cut were sold in Milwaukee, for Dacember delivery, at 12 Lard was siow of eale, but held with more tirimuesd, About 260 packages were sold at 1640, a lee. for No.1 to prime steam and 18\e. a 19%e, for kettle rendered. PEraoLeuM,—The market for crude tn bulk was qui there being but little demand, and prices were a trifle easie 620 Uble, Were sold at 17e. 8 i779c Which wero the closing prices, thonch lee, was’ generally demanded for large lots. Crude in bbls. was dull and nomfnual at 26c.; we heard of no further sales, Rolined wes only in moderate Jermand, but the market Was quite steady, closing at about Bic, for cargo Tucre were gold 750 Dbia: on the spot at Sc., 1,000 do, for O tober at Hoy end 2,500 buyer's option. Naplith adelphia tie market (i tng prices, with more m tivity. Crate was dull at Bers aan We leard of no further sales, Of refined there were old 0,600 bole. for October at 38e., 2.500 do, for the first half Noveiber 5 ,000 do. for Nevember and December at 23: Carghina, though quiet, was steady in value. 60 bbis., at 4c. Iangoon was dull but unchanged. SUGAR.—ftaw was a tilde more active, the deinand bein principally from refiners, but prices werg about 4c, lowe {ie inarket oiosing at LLise, ali3ce, for fairto good reti Cuba, ‘There were saics of G0 bhds, at Wie, a 1c. for Cuba, and 1,000 boxer at 124e. a 1 Ketined was quiet and a trite lower, closing at 1Ago. for hard, 16tse, a 16340. for sort white, 14/<c. for eatra C, and 188c. a 4%¢c, for yellow. STRARIKE. demand’ contiaued Hight, and the tales yrere wuimportant, Prices remafaed heavy, and ranged from Sales like. a 190, ES Linseed continued to ruie dull and nominal at 92 gol, duty paid, Grass were dull at the followlux prices :—Clover, Lic. ; tUmothy, $4; rough tnx, $2 45 a 83 Tastow waw in light demand, but unchanged in va 000 Ibe, within the range of 11¢c. a) WurskRy.—Receipts, 283 bbls. ‘The market was mors active, bnt at lower prices, the aaics being 900 bbls. at BL 20)g wi at, tax paid. BEAL ESTATE MATIERS. The following are particulars of auetion salea of real estate during the week:— NUW YORK IMPROVED. Monday, October 11 Thursday, October 14, NEW YORK UNIMPROVED. Thursday, October 14......... . 14,750 SUBURBAN IMPROVED, Tuesday, October Kings county, L. 1. os Thur a , 12,659 SUBURBAN UNIMPROVED, Monday, October 11, New Jersey...... 16,015 Tuesday, October 12, Queens county, mn Tuesday, October 12, New Jersey. ..... 13 ‘Thureday, October 14, Now Jersey, Total..... Senetorees cy The following exhibits tne totals of the different kinds of property sold at auction during the previous week:— Suburban improved... sveee $27,687 Suburbao unlaproved ++ 190,049 TOL. ccocseccccccccscrcccscevccoce cece e+ 5+ GROG 698 The general character of the market at the present ume is activity, with a fatr prospect of an increase in that feature upon the continued easo prevailing in money circles. The following are the auction sales of suburban property announced for this and succeeding days of the week:— NEW "YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OUTOBER 19, 1869—TRIPLE SHKET. Fespectab! and usually of a happy disposition. A verdict cor- responding with the pegine acts was rendered by the jury, Deeeased was thirty years of age and a ative of Germany, MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BIAND OF ALDERMEN. The “Up Town Travel? Agitators Vrom At two o'clock yester tay afternoon, the timo stated for the Board of Aldermen to assemble, there was barely a querum of the Pedrea Seniores present. Alderman Coman, President of the Board, called the assembly to order, and after the roll had been religiously calied and the President had been duly assured that there was a quorum present and the good natured reader had “gone through” the ininutes of the last two meetings, Alderman Farley presented the following preamble and resolution: — Wis snt, the local authorities of this city are prey abiishing any new or accommo ey, or extending an, present in existence, wihont the written consent of one-third of all the owners of property on the line of the proposed now or exteusion of any old live of omnibases, and wheroas it is vory desiral nt Ing of stages on Firth avenue, owned by Aue oaskd, should be eatended trom its present termiay d Ejghty-sixil street, £0 the line of the propo: the owner of iuore tian ofthe prope within the limit of the proposed extension, vi erefore » That the Corporation does hereby give its assent to the extension of the present line of omnibises running on the Fifth avenue from Foriy-third to Elshtg-atxth atrcet, conditioned that the proprietors shall Lnmediate.y commence Tunning three finges, at reyaiar Jateryals of balf an hour, snd astaach o(tener hereatter us public convenience may require. The Preanvls and resolution were adopted and ordered to be gent 10 the otier Bourd for concur- rence, A number of documents in relation to paving, vegulailug and grading, dc., were introduced and Yenra the laid over, Wien suddeniy it was learved that there was not & quorum present, 4, call of tae roll was ordered, put, on moifon of Ak Hardy, was suspended, as Alder had “just goue tmto the over Board for aminute,”? That gentleman, Naying seen his “stage” resoludon in rauning order in “the other Board,” returned, and the calling of the roll was proceeded with. Alderman MoQuaalde had gone out and there was tuerefore “no quorum,” 30 Wat the President declared the Board stood adjourned without date, BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALQERIAN. Coneurrence in the Resointion tending the ifta Avenue Line of Stazes—Belgian Pave- menis—Tho Late ExePresident Pierce. ‘The Board met yesterday atterneon, the President, Mr. Monaghan, presiding. A resolution was presented inquiring of the Street Commissioner what screets have been repaired out of the appropriation ror repairing street pavements and the amount expended therefor, Tue paper was veferred to an appropriate coinmitiee. Among the papers gent from the Board of Aldermea was a resolution in favor of appointing another clerk for that Board, ‘The papér in reference to the extension of the Fifth avenue line of stages to Kighty-atxth street, whic was adopted in the Board of Aldermen, was presented for concurrence, Mr. Robingon moved its reference to the Com- mittee on Streets, Mr. Roberts hoped that the paper would be acted upon at that tine. ‘The Board concurred in the adoption of the reso- lution. The Croton Aqneduct Department was dtrected to have the follewing strects paved with Belgian pave- ment:—Seventeenth street, irom Fifth avenue to Broadway; Forty-sixth street, fom Ninth to Tenth avenue; Tenth street, from Filth avenue to Univer- sity place. ‘Yue Comptroller was directed to denate to the Presbyterian church, Wooster street, the sum of $150 W enable it to pay an assessmeat. Resolutions eulogistic of the late ex-President Pierce were coxcurred in, afise which the Board, adjourned out of respect to his memory, RECKLESS USE OF THE PISTOL, A Lad Dangerousiy Wounded Through Care- lessness—Ante-Mortem Statement, Captain Ulman, of the Third precinct, yesterday informed Coroner Keenan that John A, Deye, alad of fifteen years, employed at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner of Chambers street and West Broad- way, had been shot In the head by James Nolan, a porter in the same hotel. ‘The latter, it appears, being unacquainted with the use of firearms, ha a four-barrelied revolver in tis hand as he came down stairs, when TuRSDAY, Oct. 19.—By A. D. Melick, Jr. & Bro., 200 villa piots at Clinton place, Newark; also at tho fame piace the residence of James Demarest, by whose order the Clinton place loig are sold, WrpnespAy, Oct. 20.—By A. D. Melick, Jr. & Bro., 150 villa sites at Madison, by order of the Madison Land Association, Madison is well worth a visit to those who enjoy @ walk througa the streets of a handsorae and well cared tor suburban village. By Johnson & Miller, auctioneers, on same day, 200 acres at Boscobei, Cruger’s station, thirsy-five miles from the city by the Hudson River Raliroad, This property las been laid out by a landscape gardever, the piots ranging in size from one to three acres. ‘THURSDAY, Oct. 21—By James M. Miller, anction- eer, Olof Park, adjoining Jerome Perk, Fordiiam, 200’ large plots. ‘This property embraced 100 acres. It has been in the Van Cortlande tauuty for 200 years, and takes ifs name from Oioif, the first of the Yan Cortlandts who ever put foot on the shores of Manhattan. The lots are finely situated about half ainie from the city limtis, and command beantifal and extensive views. By tne terms of sale sixty per cent may remain on bond and mortgaze. As this property was extensively advertised for sale some montis back it may not be uniuteresting t the on the day annonuced for gach sale 4 postpouemeut was had on account of weather, aid it was Lot then offered nor since until as above. Same Day—Ly A.D. Mellick, Jr., & Brother, cloa- ing out sale of 109 Villa sites, 60xi00, at Plainfield, situated on Pemberton, Ceniral, Lane tad Pield avenues, and being a part of tie W. B. T. Lane homestead, The following auction sales of city and country property were iuade yesterday :— EW YORK PROVERTY—RY JO, M'GU’ Leace of tho property kuowa as tho Mnaton ata the northwest coruer of 7th av aud 42d at, Joln H White. ibe c STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY —BY JO8. MCU ry bullding and frame building and three acre vamond road. W Bonuell 6 RAUWAY (N, J.) PROPRETY—LY JONNEO to 867, block 1: hlock 12, Tehama si, 261100, 4, Villa place, 26xUh, 1 484, block 14, Vilia place, 4483, block 14, Villa pi AND MILLER, Leesville av and Tehama et, 4 lots, 439 to 448, 4 lows, 445 to 446, bio Lot, 447, block’ M4, 5 Wi lots, 443 to 457, block Uy Liot, 463, block 15, Jefferson ay, 2x10 Blots, 464 to 468, Hook 18, Jefferson av, and X95, enc Lot, 487, block 15, Jefferson av, 56: 1 lot, 488) block 15, Jeiteraon a lot, 460) block 19, Jetterson a a road av, 26x100, 4 lots, 219'and 22), 207 ant Rathwoad wy, 35x00, enc! Blow, M1 to 235, block 8, St George’ 8 lots, 294 to 298, block & St Georg Blots, 209 to 213, Dlook $, Railroad B lots, 184 to 1, lock 7, 100, ench 2s... 4 lots, 180 to 188) block 6, Jaquos av and Adeio st, 26x10, ‘each. A lots, 184 to ii, io 1 jot, 18%, block i, Jaq 2lots, 121 and 124, block ¢, Adele st, 9x1 2 lots, 119 and 19%, plo & Adele at, 25x116, 7 lolw, 112 (o NS, Block 6, Adele at, S5116, 4 lois: 107 to 1U, block 5, Ratirond ay, Blots, 198 to 12h, Wlock 6, Plain 4 Jota, 46 to 48, Blowk by Ik Biota, f8 to 41, block 4, Ra 1 Jot, 96, block 4, Minna st. setae Blots, 2 to 29, block 4, Minna st, 22100, ewe! 8 lots, 0 to 82, block 4, Minna et, Yoxtu Blots, 83 to BS, block 4) Inman st, S100, 8 lote, 88 to 84, block 4, Inman rt, 2h Blots, 67 and 88 block’ Minna ti Boal ¥ Lota, 50 and 62, biock d, Plainfield ay, 2 lota, 59 and 60, block 5, ast, 25x100, 2 lota, 2 ant b 1 2 lots, Of wad 61, block 2 lots, 6 an: |, block 6, 2 lots, 62 and 6%, biock 4 lois, 63 to 71, Block 5, ay, ay, 2 ‘ 25x100, cach ese ain‘iold av, 25105, each, mniiold av, S410, 5; Minna at, ench 2x10, daques av, each 25x100. 4 lots, 64 to 67, block 8, Jaques av, each Ix100. B Lote, 23 to 89, block 3, Jaquea and Inu . arxino ots, ‘xi 2 lots, 18 and 19, block J, Inman ay, each J lots, 16 und 17, block 3, Toman av, each 26x10, 2 low, Ld and 18, block 8, Inman av, each 265x195, 2 lots, 12 and 12, block 3, Imnan av, each 2hxl19. 2 lots, 10 and 11, block B, Inman ay, each WDxll5. Slots, 1 to 9, Kock 8 Inmun ay, each 2x92, SUGIDE BY TAKING POISON. Yestorday afternoon Coroner Keenan was called to the house No, 656 Righth avenue to hola an in- quest ovor the remains of Mrs, Louisa Brandt, who died aday or two since under somewhat peculiar ciroumstances. At first 1t was suspected the death ot Mra. Brandt was produced by somo one other than herself, but an investigation on the part of the Coroner and his deputy, Wooster Keach, M. D., failed to show such to be the case, Deceased had been heard to say sie did not expect to live long, but her husband or other mombers of the faintly did not infer from that that she contemplated taxin, her own life, The family haa kept Haris green abou! the honse for legitimate purposes; but Mr. Brandt Renee it to have been ased up some timo ago. Dr. ch made @ post-mortem examination on the and found evident traces of Paris green in ry omach. Why Mr. Brandt should bave swallowe the poison seems unaccountavie to her husband, ne he Kuew Of no cauze whatever Jor ber doing #0. She John asked to look at it As he did so Nolan commenced fooling with the pistol, at the same time advancing with the inuzzie pointed towards the boy. When soine fect distant the pac exploded, the ball taking effect over his right eye, passing inward beyond the reach ofa@prove, ‘he injured lad was conveyed to tho ew York Hospital, and the matter subsequertly coming to the notice of Capiain Ulman he caused the arrest of Nolan ull the case should be mvestigated, Deyo, who 13 & plucky youth, from Hasex county, this State, beifeves he will recover from the effects of the wonnd, and that ts the opinion of the attend- ing physician. Below ts Deyo’s statement:— On tho 15th inst, at nine o’ciock in the morning, Jamés, the porter, came down stairs witha pistolin his hand; at that time I wag in the coat room checkiug clothes; he commeuced footing with the pistol; L asked to look at it, whon he made a movement toward ime, whea the pistol went off; he pointe? it at me as if ho were about to shoot me before it went off; we weve good friends and never had any trouble together. On the boy’s statement the case waa submitted and the jury found he was dangerously wounded by @ pistol shot at the hands of James Nolan, Octoder 16, at the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Nolaa is in the ‘Tombs awaiting (he result of the boy’s injuries, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. CALLOWw—QUAYLE.—On Tuesday, October the residence of the bride’s sister, by the Rey. John Cromish, EDWARD CARLOW, of Chicago, to SLZANOR QuaYLe, of New York city. No cards, Isle of Man papers please copy. Fostg2—MOLLESON.—On Monday, Octeber 18, at the Chureh of the Transfiguration, by the Key. George H. Houghton, D. D., Dr. FRank P. Posten and GEORGIANA, daughier of the late Eliaa Moliegon. Hors—MILLER.—On Thursday, October 14, at the Reformed chureh, Kinderkhook, N. Y., by the Rey. E, A. Coilier, assisted by the Key. Dr. bell, of New Brunswick, N.J., Pranrt VAN Boren Hows to Miller, of r—WALI.—On Wednesday evening, October 13, at St. Ann’s church, Laghteenth street, by the Rey. Dr. Gallaudet, lenny A. Toy, of North New York, to Mary A., daugnter of 1.8, Wall, Esq., of East Mor E. Tuesday, October 12, at dence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J. 2. Prank H. Nasu, of iiochoster, N. ¥., te Tanita Moone, of Brooklyn, B. 1 Die October 17, Gnack ApE- jeorge W. abu Virginia Barnert.—On Sunda LAIDF, only daughter of Barnett, aved 6 months. Funerai this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parouts, No. 294 Smith street, Brooklyn. Bynng.—On Sanday, October 17, Joun J. BYRNE, In the 24th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and those of bis brothers Andrew F, and Thomas J., und the members of the Seventy-first regiment drum corps, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 33 Vandewaier sircet, this (Luea- day) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, CHase.—Suddenly, on Sunday, October 17, of membranous croup, MAGGi«g CHASr, only danghter of Andrew J. and Jane Chase, aged “4 years, 10 months and 9 days. The friends of tie family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, froin 258 West Fifteenth sweet, Corkey.—On Suaday, October 17, after a short but severe illness, ISABELUA CORKEY, relict of Wil- lam Corkey, in the 61st year of Her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are resnect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this ({uescay) afternoon, at one o’ciock, from St. Ambrose chy i, | corner of Priace and Thompson streeis, without farther notice, ¢ Dancy.—On Monday, October 18, Josaen, young: est son r James and Margaret Darcy, aged 9 montas nd 18 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to tend the foneral, this (tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 118 late residence, 60 Pitt street. Dierz.—In Harlem, on Saturday, October 16, Fan. Nin Myen, Wife of John G. Dietz. | | The friends and rejatives of the family are respect | iuity invited to attend the funeral, (row her Jate res- | idence, on 129th street, near Seventh avenue, sis | (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o’cloe! Durry.—On Sunday, October 17, Miomaw, Derry, anative of the comity Clare, Ireland, aged 47 years and 6 months, Friends aud relatives aro imvited to attend the funeral, froin 420 West Thiriy-frth sireet, near Liev. earn Avenue, tuls (Tuesday) afternoon, at one Fsssexpen.—On Sunday morning, October 17, Susan Ecizavnrn, wife ot Charies B. Fessenden. Services at her late resideuce, 61 West ‘Thirty. eighth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Frint.—On Monday, October 18, at the residence of Rey. L. D. Mansiiold, Nyack, on the Hudson, Mr, AMOS FLINT, aged 80 years. Oneida and Oswego county papers please copy. Are, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o’ciock, Friends of family invited to attend. Grecory.—On Saturday, October 16, STRPHEN M. Grecory, son of Silas Gregory, in the wih year of his age. ‘The rolatives and friends are respectfnily invited to attend the fungral, from his tate residence, uroton Luke, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o’clock. CRireiras.—On Sunday, October 17, JOSEPH Grivrires, in the 41st year of his ave. ¥ Funeral will take plaee this (faesday) afternoon, atone o’clock, from St. Luke’s church, in Hudvou Street, opposite Grove, Relatives and friends are invited to attend, Keéxxgpy.—At Webster City, Iowa, on Tuesday, Octo! 2, H8sik WALDEN, Infant daughter of Alex- ander ana Essie F, Kennedy, aged 19 montha, Kirr.—At Sing Sing, on Sunday, October 17, Racer P,, Wile of Be Kipp, aged 24 years aud 11 mont 3. Kelatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Sing Sing, this (Tuesday) allernoon, at two o'clock, witi- out farther notice, Suddenly, on Sunday, October 1%, Jar ‘ attorney at law, aged 63 years, The relatives and friends are ited to attend the red; answers to for bis return, stable, 83 Walker adveriising same in Herald, tous, the owner may reclaim property. 20 fancy casain a __ LOST AND FOUND, Lost--FRO! EAST SIXTEENTH STREET; A Di Gte poate Rate eee PEt cullay, edged with the name of Prinuey. A rew: 0G LOST.—A SETTER DOG, WHITE, WITH LIVER ; had on a blue leather collar, Lost on Fifth ave- spots Thirty-ehebth pssect, ‘Sunday afternvon. Is a little Tame in loft tad te z. Please bring it to E, VAN RANST'S hi ral reward wil I be pabd. —_— OUND~A FEW DAYS AGO, A LOT OF PILES, IN the harbor, near Governor's Ieland. information reet, where & apply to the Depot Quariermaster on Governor's Island. niso a Draft or Check. elena meme )OUND—ABOUT JUNE 10, 1887, ON pLoommaaeye ert no weuk, giving Cuil desprip~ 81 y pro ; EPY BY MISTAKE AT JAS. WILDE, Jn, & O 4 and 816 Broadway, about the tajddle ot 8 re Sacks. Owner can lave them 4 property and paying tor advertising. THOOK, LAST WEONBADAY BVEE-. oapital Meateal Colleges Uberal reward on Teturulog it OST—A POO! 4 ing, at the Bellevue Hoap eatne wiil receive funeral, at No. 146 Fort Green ce, Brooklyn, this | finding t Cussey) afternoon, at two o'clock, tu the Janitor, JAYORN.—Suddenly, on Saturday, October 16, | —— An RESIN PATRWK LAYDEN, a natiy pounty BI aad, O8T—A MOSAIC BRACELET, ON THE 17TH INST., ative of conney: Sige, Areland 4_ in Weet Forty-sifth streat or on Fifth avenue. If left ab m Lie 51th year of hus age, The reiatives ant frieuds of the family are respect. fully invited to aitend the funeral, trou bie late ri dence, No, 103 Madison street, ts (Tuesday) after- Doon, at oue o’ciock. Louis Eiuxz.— Funeral takes place Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from 121 Seventh street. 40 West Fort: to? 8, 21 West Twenty-fourth street, sth street the Gnuer will be rewarded. OST—-ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER if, AT JEROME Lu. Park races, a Gold Penci! and Pen Case, marked H. T. Tho tinier will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 18. At Baldwinsville, Onondaga county. unday, Octoder 17, EZEKIEL MorRis, ag rs, Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon at three o'clock. | # Mowarr.—Suddenly, on Suaday, Oclover 17, James Mowarr, in the 45th vear of his age. The relatives and friends of tne family, algo the Meibers of Siteutla Lodge, No, 193, F. and A. M., and Zerubbabel Chapter, No, 147, KR. A. M., are re- spectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, $59 North Second street, Brook- jyn, D., Unis (Tuesday) afternoon, at ene v’clock. Glasgow papers please o0k NoOTIOE. 8 inembers of Silentia Lodge, No. 198, F, and A.M,, are hereby summoned to attend at thet rooms, 390 East Broadway, this day (fuesday), Ocdoner 19, at twelve o'clock, aharp, for the purpose of attending the funeral of their jate brether, P, M. Mowatt. ‘The members of the fraterulty are nally iavited to attend. JOHN G. BARKER, M. The Companions of Zerubbabel Chapter No. 147, R. A. M., are hereby summoned to meet at thetr rooins, eorner of Grand and Centre streets, this day (Tuesday), at twelve o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of our late worthy Companion, Jamua Mowatr. DBON 8. KINSEY, M. P. OLM STAWART, Secretary. ‘AGH. —PHtLIP MOYNAGH, the beloved son ef mon and Ellen Moynagh, aged 2 years, 3 mouths and days. ‘the relatives and friends of the famlly are respect- fully Invired to attend tue faueral, from the residence of his parents, Ne. 20 Bedford atreet, this (Tuesday) aiternoon, at half-past one o'clock. MULFoRD.—On Saturday, October 16, MARY, Wife of Jereimlah Mulford, aged 45 years, 10 months and 1 day. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the Members of Arcturus Lodge, No. 274, F. and A. M.; of Union Chapter, No, 180, lk. A, M., and Manhattan Commandery, No. 13, K. ‘I., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Jate residence, 305 West Nineteenth street, this (Taesday) afternoon, at one o’clock, without further notice. Her remains will be taken to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark, |. J.) for interment. MULRY.—At 13 Mott street, on Monday, October 18, after a long illness, Touas MULRY. Particulars of the funeral in Wednesday's paper. MorKAY.—Friends and relatives of JUREMIAM MURRAY are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 59 East Baltic street, Brook- lyn, to Flatbush Cemetery. Monruy. Sunday, October 17, Francis M. Murpny, in the 88d year of his age. The inneral will take place froin bis residenee, 330 Hicks street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully tnvited to attend without further notice. MoMorkow.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, October 18, at his residence, Bedford avenue, fourth house horth- east of Park avenue, Jossra McMornow, aged 21 ears, ‘rhe Saneral wi!l take place from his late resitenca on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock; thence to St. Patrick's church, Kent avenue, where a solema high manag will be held for the repose of hig soul, PARMERTON.—On Monday, October 18, JOHN PaK- MERTON, in the 77th year of his age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are reapeet- folly invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday aiternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of lls son-in-iaw, Captain Joseph Duvall, 64 Cliuten ave- nue, Brooklyn. PuELPS.—On Sunday, October 17, Dr. PRELrs, in the 85th year of his age. ‘The funerat will take place from his late residence, Franklin avenue, corner of Fulton avenue, Brook. lyn, on Wednesday afternoon, at four o'clock. ‘the friends of the family are respectfully mvited to at- tend without further notice, Rick.—At Oneida, N. Y., on Sunday, October 17, of malignant carbuncle, the Hon, Vicrok M. Rive, of New York. Remains taken to Burfalo for interment. JAMES Jane Graham, deceased, aged 42 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at oue o’clock, from 264 Monrce street. Smire.—On Monday, October 18, ADDIE BELL, iniant daughter of William W. and Nellie A. Smith. Funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at twe o’¢lock, from 121 West Twenty-ninth street. Sysons.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 16, Mary ANN, the beloved wife of Charles Symvas, aged 43 years and 4 months. Dear mother, when we knew that thou wast dead, Say, wast thou conscious of the tears we sliced ? Hovered thy spirit o’er thy sorrowing ones ? Wretched, ¢’en life's journey just begun. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fliy invited to attend the funeral, frem her late residence, 146 Washington street, this (Tuesday) af- ternoon, at two o'clock. ‘THOMAS.—At Hastings, on the Hudgon, on Sun- duy, October 17, CORNELIUS W. THomMAs. } ‘the relatives and friends are invited to attend the | funeral, from his late residence, this (Cuesday) morn- ing, at eleven o'clock, Carriages will be in waiting for the ten o'clock train from Thirtieth street. ‘Tissey.—In New York, on Saturday, WILLIAM EDNBY, on! Y, eon of Edney 8. and ‘Tibbey, aged 13 mont! San Francisco papers please copy. ACE.—Ou Saturday, October 16, Joun W. | LLAOR, M, D., formeriy of Buffalo, N. Y. ‘The relatives and friends of the fasily are reapeet fuily invited to attend the raneral, from his Jave resi- | dence, Boston road, near West Farms, Westchester county, N. ¥., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o’clocs, without farther invitation. Carriages will be at Harlem bridge, Third avenue, until a quarter- past cleven A. M. inital papers please copy. Wall Suddenly, witle in discharge of his duty, JAugs Wuatey, foreman of Metropolitan apes No. 6, a vative of Tipperary, Ireland, aged | 29 Ab ten o'clock this (Tne: ber 16, cay F, ) ) morning his remains will be conveyed to St. Peter's Roman Catholic church, Barclay street, where a high mass will be cal ed. The relatives and friends of the family, bers of the Metropolitan Fire officers and members of Wash- wine Company No. 20, late Volunteer De- are reapectiuily invited to attend the fune- St. Peter's church, at one o'clock in the the oficers and mei Departwent and ui Ingion & utter ‘The oflcers and members of the Rector Asgocia- tion, aiso of the First Ward Excelsior Club, are lere- by notified ty attend the funeral of James WHALEN, late foreman of Metropolitan Engine No, 6, trom his lave residence, No. 117 Wasiungton street, thus (Taes- day) morniag, at ten 0 cloc: by order, JOHN CLEARY, President. JOuN BRENNAN, Secretary. The members and friends of Weshington Engine Compiny, No, 20, late Volunteer Department, are reqnostgd to meet this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely, at 08 Cedar street, for the purpose of atiending the funerai of our late brother member, JaMeS WitAr EREMIAH RENNEPICK, late foreman. MICHABL MBEHAN, late Secretary. WrsTLAKB.—On Monday inorning, October 18, of Aiphiheria, NELLIE, youngest daughter of Isaac OC. and Mary Frances Westlake and granddaughter of pig and Mary Pearsall, aged 3 years, 8 months and y days. The funeral wil take place this (Tuesday) atter- noou, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, No. 67 Bast euty-third street. Friends of the family are respectfully mvited to attend without further notice. TRATPUID. RE YOU FOND OF CURIOSITIES? THEN CALLON SYPHER & CO, ones ore to D, Marley), Si my ad y, wind examine thelr elegant stock of rich, modern and ina, Bronzes, Clocks, Mirrors, ivorware, &e. Rich’ Suits of MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, Cov. AL. xed ‘brocatel, cost is), for wd; one 70; pa Gants +H vianolort, Paintings, Bi: a ond amber, nin, Vorniture, @ sacrifices roperty famil; leaving city. "67 Wort Fifteenth etrect, noarSiath avenue. STOVES AND nearly new, for SUIT OF MARBLE TOP FURNITUR' other articles auitable for housekeepin, cheap. Apply at¥5 A. 3 A -OVER PIETY 21. alicotora; French street. 4 HANDSOME HHATER, iE neclWOLlng OF store, ora ritevela Carpets; party bren! 100 Noorod etreet, heak Ciluton, OF ORDER, FOR also Ingrals and ekeeping. Call at Brak WALNUT PARLOR, DINING AND BEDROOM, with (nearly new) marble fop Bureat, Table aud Wash- Mand, with Furniture of ‘goma, for gale very ch wil Athont Lense of House; rent #40 per montis up the Hudson. Call on or atiress JAQUES, 208 distane RR AND BEDDING. applied with the above on. easy terms, ¥ ormonthiy. KELLEY & 00, corner Twenty- jue No connection with any olor _) keepers wents wee GLIopEN.-—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 16, poadgaly, Of paralysis, SAMUEL G. GLIDDEN, aged Ls Funeral from his late resideuce, 054 fitvh etrect aud Sixth store, URN T Rune” reupustatereds repaired and polished mate wi re reuphols| op om treasea renovated; Job) ng Ai eins Algo fine Turkleb, Easy Chairs, bom ¥renou rrYy $35. No, 9 Bond alreet.; or fa Fifth avenu poner, gold pencil an m he Thirty-ti Rorvrys.—Eniza JANE, daughter of William and | a I OST-ON THE EVENING OF THE 15TH INST., A Ld pair of Opera Giasren; left either at the New York Circus z persen finding and be sultably rewarded. OST-OCTOBER 18, ON TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, 4 near Broadway, & Pocketbook, containing # sun o some visiting cards. The a articles to 148 oney if please return te osher street. Tost SPOTTED COW, SHORT HORNS, WITH A 4 rope aroundit, Whoever will return the said eow will ba liberally rewarded by A. FAY, coraer Smith and Ba.ticave- nues, Kast New York. F OST-ON SUNDAY. AFTERKOON, BETWEEN 8. 4 John's Church and Canal street, = lady's Gold Wateb, epen face. I der will be rewarded by restoring it to the Owner at 260 West Twenty-secend street, OOK OUT FOR A BROWN OR LIVER COLORED 4 Pointer Dog, aneworing to the mame ef Den, and get your reward at Broadway. JOTICE.THE FOLLOWING BONDS WERE STOLEN NO flom the safe of this company em the morning of the 8th inst. -—9 Hudson River Ratiroad frat mn 51,000 each, registered; 1 U. 10,000, registered; 4 U. 8, 5 20's for Ture. Gurrency bond, for 5,00 bounty bonds for $1,000 eac! ‘0, 8,161, for #5,00), registered; 1 U.S, 0's of 1881, No. for 81.000, registered ; 7 city of Peughkeopsle bounty bon Hone dd vo’, both saclaalve, for sites cone Pe "ee ot {ee ror 81,000 each, conpen; 1 U. 8. 5-20 fer $500, coupon, The aber urities belong to this com ‘the fol- lowing to ‘her partes 3 U8. Ge of isst"far Ste cee . a of 1861 fer $100 each, een} bo, Non nd, 4, 4o8) 9, 1, eae . of 1381, 2, f¢ E&ve oF Heh, Noa. 1318, 219, B10) each, coupon; 2 (', nd’ 3 U.S. tioned against buying or nego- foregoing securities. G, DODGE, Secretary of the Dutchess Mutual Insurance Company, POUGHRREPSIE, Oct. 9, 1359, for $59 cach, coupon, a1 1,820, f a REWARDS. D REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND Z Fourteenth street, West, a Consignment on the bank, 7% Wallstreet; the money stopped, The person who will re- turn itto 449 W. Thirteenth sireet wit got wi Bo REWARD—TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL BRING $5 to the nonse 209 Graham avenne, Brooklyn, E. D., the i ttle white Spitz Dog, with a red apot on bis back, Was loss from the house October Ll. Answers to the uame of Minn, REWARD—FOR A CANARY BIRD WHICH strayed from 229 Fifth aveane, Beptember 16. 7 REWARD.-ON THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. $25. sie centeman lotta small Traveling Bag, for safe Ii Et dss atnety ontuke forgot loca. teonth and Twenty! streets, le KSove reward willbe paid and Property proved on returning same to oilice of Albemarle Hotel, Ee REWARD OR MORE FOR THE RETURN OF $500 the Things that were taxen from St, Mark's place on or about ihe 6th inst. No questions asad, S50 REWARD. cI? THE PARTY WHO TOOK THE ms)! Jewelry from 81 West Fourth street will return the same the ebove reward will be pald and no questions asked. Address CONFIDENTIAL, Herald efilce, Serres : tee #5 EACH -KOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITH- etic, Grammar, Spelling, ny andiareniae, THOMP- Bows Collese, No, do Fourth avenue. Instruction. i risnent.. Preparatory ss Mhand Writing (phonography). “Call fore cireulan Shorthand Walling (phonography). ¢ T _PAINE’S BOWERY, CORNER ‘Arithmetic, Speliinz, Germao, $2 6); in- COLLEGE, 68 al. —Bookkeeping, in, ons, ing, ing, Arithmetic ecial adva nt for boys learn- te Tene! ‘Frenek Geran, Sesnish;taliaa sud Short hand by experienced proveasors; Iadiaa’ depart GOOD ACCOUNTANT CAN ALWAYS SECURE A A ,000 position. srs. DOLBEAR, i Broadway, give Privage insiruction, day or evening, aut gaaiify pupils for ead or assistant bookkeepera in few practical lersona, They also remove ati‘Tness, cramping or trembling, aud wake elegant business penmen. A. XOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS RECEIVED & thorough English aad cldasieal education and. haa spent the past five years in completing bis studies on the Continent, would be happy to get a tuition oF give iexsous in a private jenty. . whe ; cau be shown. GEORGE, box 148 Herald oie. D TEACHER DESIRES TO GIVE ian or Latin Jegsons, fu exchange Best eily references, Address RMAN GENTLEMAN OF A THOROUGH CLAS- ation and long experiance in teaching fa this us of exchanging lessens in Greck, Latio, Spanish or French for a ‘orteble home io an adress. try is Germen, Auerienu fauillv; relerences given M required, LINGUIST, Herald of be A GADY TEACHER OP MANY YEARS' EXPERIENCE, fdgiiling toro UGH instruction, tm ioigltsh, inathemat atin, ch, German and mnste, desires a situation in «. + ly; reference. Addreas M, M., box 216 Herald vilice, n EXPERIENCE PNGLISH LADY OF GREaT r inily where tbe ‘reach, sires a situation as governess in do not exceed English, Muste and d undertake the auperintencance of @ first class references, Address C. A., fieraid 0} YOUNG GERMAN LADY DESIRES TO GIVE IN +1. struction in German and ‘on the Piano at pupli'’s resi- Gence, Address box 4,797 Post oltice. RIVATE INSTRUCTION.--A FORMER INSTRUCTOR ~ u Harvard College gives. private Instruction day oF evening. Addr W. H., 23 Stuyvesant street, NGUAGE AND LITERATURE, Neg taught in schools and private ce. fomilies by Rev. Dr, Staudenmayer. Residence Sixteenth street. References Rev. Drs. Washburn, H. Dyer, Cotton Smith ; also G. Sch wab and J. J. Crane, Eaqa. NO PAR’ AND GUARDIANS OF ORPHANS.—A Indy, having an elegant house and extensive grounds in tha bealtiieat portion of the State, will take five little from four to ten years of age, to educste, who will reccive aifeetionate, motherly care not obtatuable in schooia; best recerence given and required, Address COUN: TRY, box 19, station D. WANTED—A TEACHER OF FRENCH AND GERMAN tog to Curacoa, W. 1; 40 a month in gold and ex penses paid, Address at once CURACUA, Herald office, GOVERNESS8.—A FRENCH |. Parisian, who spe lish, ts Sctiool ror yoling tudtes ab St, Jolin, New sBeN- A. (0 touch French and Musie; anlary @200 per year in’goid, travelling expenses and board;'a very com: References required. For fall NTS eet an Merete pie peferenes pariiculers address Afra, CRANK, 103 Germain street, Roun, New Brunswick; or call u devas Mrs SHEAR: MAN ph A) fis gh sick: the will Lave apecial aliention ; must ve walk of Thirty-cighth street aud Madieos MURRAY HILL, box 4,442 Post oflice, WANTED BY A LADY OF EDUCATION AND RE- finemert, w position as visiting governens; English Branches, French, Music, Drawing, Ol Painting and Wax Flowers.” The bést iestimonials given. Address box 180 Meraid oitice. THE TRADES. GERMAN ENGINEER DESIRES EMPLOYMENT AS dratighteman ; understands all kinds of stationary, mas nd focomotive engines, Water wheels, turbh jini hiner, furnaces for the manufacti » rata coffee, references. Address , 4 STEADY 20 Hig rine Pay iron and # A SITUATION WANTED—BY A MILLE) and reliable man; » sour or feed mil pref Zo to aay part of the United States, Address P, st., Newark, N. J. YOUNG MAN AS CARPENTER—NOT LONG LAND. ed, Wants to get iu with a good master; not particular will make Limself geacrally useful, Address B. L., box 12i Herald ofties isnt irra A Goon cuaTux sitRe CUTTER WOULD ENGAGE AL in wreapectable retail house; good Att teed inexceptionuble reference given. aves bok about wags otic Hr GOO TINMAN WANTED-ONE WHO UNDER. Ci ting tire plas heaters: Apply to LESTE, 1h) Brondwaye TPO FRESCO PALN’ TERS. AN EXPERIENCED ARTIST Ornamental painting; @ place yment, t permanent empioy Ae wishes to learn fraaeo preferred where he ean ox; | dress ARE w Herald ome: NTED--A GOOD WATOUMAKER, To ealoosa, Ala, Apply at ik, Seu eS Bobo a PIURDMAN & CU. Jol st, “PP theo ‘i A TANTED—A GOOD re ‘STOM CUTTER IMMEDIATE* rte Ad iy : Apply at og uM WASTED py A YOUNG MAN, ngineer: bos had 10. years’ experie Addicn® JAM URPDY, £13 Cast 1th st., rear building, LVANTRD—A PLUMBER, GOOD WORKMAN, To v0 Wee hh; Bayannab, Ga. Apply to Wi LAM RNG), A SITUATION AS Ces |