The New York Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1869, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1869. : 7 WALL STREET. — and bond purchases for January, but tt ts not ex- Havens Bosse Dutoh staudard, Nos. 7 to 9. pected that there will be any material variation from | Po" isto lb oc . . clustvely republican, or one and the Worr.—On Monday, December 21, PULIP Wi ne the Sean tea Lada 4 . pm THE BYRON SCANDAL. in the 45th year of his ‘The relatives and triends of the famity, xtso thi thas of the present month, The following shows Do,, 1b to t of his bro.her-in-law, Joba M. Helck: are sana): 6 as al DECLING IN STOCKS. the resuits of ‘yesterday's bustued at the Sub-Tres- be. wie ties of rene fonecal ae a wa" .. No. 12, eet a The Introductory Chapter to Mrs. | qecinein socks ysteray, buttae amount of bus | Geversl balance yesterday ga hee thi nara morning, wr ven Oolocke . “* s ‘s no members oi On! Stowe’s Defence. oss Was still small and the market dull. Tho prin- | Gd receipts. . wore stendy oi former quolaiions, ’thoegles weed 1h Ibe 456, F. and A. M., ore hereby summoned to tise cipal operators have taken advantage of the demand in bbds., al ® special cammuntcation at the rooms, corner Bleecker street and the Bowery, thia (Thursday) af> ternoon, at one o'clock, precisely, for the purpos@ of attending the faneral of our iste brother, James Wright. By order of W. J.REED, W. M. L. Pucor, Secretary. — for money incidental to the week to make a short bear “turn,” which they are all the more easily able She Reaffirms Her Charges Against Lord to do in consequence of the general iactivity of the Byron—Expresses Surprise at the Market. Buyers are disposed to hold back until SREDA-—Calcutta linseed was steady at $2 29, gold, duty paid, at which pric S00 bagmex Attias, ‘wore ald Inte ay. Grass were dull and ngminal at 140, for glover, Mor timothy and 83 U0 for rong: fae. TALLOW.—The demand was light, but prices wero without change. ‘The salos were U2 Ouf Ibe, ‘Tekan at Lc. City waa quoted 195;¢. @ 1Wigo., wishouk sales of mowenk Feet was quiet | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. , after holiday week, and hence the speculative sellers WHISKEY. —Rece pia, 1,964 t en me comers =e Course of tho Press and Pro- meet with little opposition. The chief feature of itoiegirenntiom saaaer aero rane THE EVENING TELEGRAM. mises to Substantlate the day was a “‘brenk"" In Pacino Malifrom 48t042 } SRE Fae Basuvoan—Jommson-—in Tost monday, | NB YAR DOUBLE CARTOON TELRGRAM, The decline had no exceptions, and varied only in | SiGe RD—JOHNSON.—In Yonkers, on Moni aout All Her Assertions, degree for tue different stocks. We give further om | 1000 Us 6-30 ! SHOCKIN G MATRICIDE. pe panes 2,8 Voy vonee ie, Jon EaseronD, rho s @table of the extreme fluctuations. A private de- 19000 Beem, y Sia Lae York, daughter of M. Driscoll, Baq., Toma River, NJ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 182% Below we publish the introductory chapter to spatch from Cleveland was recelved yesterday afver- | 2000) do... CLAR Fox.—On Thursday, December by TWO SPLENDID CARTOONS, Mrs. Stowe's fortucoming work on Lord and Lady | noon announcing that the vote of the Lake Shore | to Us f2% - A Diabolical Son — An Octggenarian | Chose Chesterigh vous van to Mee tear {HE COMING uEWesor. Byron, ‘The book will appear in a few days, when | stockholders bad been cast agaist consolidation | 28090 UB a Mother Kicked to Death—Co: "3 Fox, of New York, lie <@ AND UI ie shall learn what further evideuee Mrs. Stowe | wien Wabash, but the information waa too lato to Baten qs & ose a noner: Tpohmond (Va) PAPER PleASD CORT. a ag AM ORIGINAL, STRIXING AND UNIQUE FAATERE . t RS oeker ae 7 : OW BLL—BERRS.—On nesday, Decer' 5 Bas to offer in substantiation of uor worrible | nave any effect upon the respective stocks com | Tid. 49 @ ie" Cs Investigation — Verdict Against at the reaidence of the bride's slater, ttre, J. Matrett ETE, PER ey ine “| cerned, po 5000 do. ae Bis the Prisonor. No, 145 West Twenty-second street, by the Rev. John “COLUMBIA AT HOME," The tnterval since my publication of “The True THE MONEY MARKBT. 20000 | do ‘60000 Sie P: ~ E. Cookman, JAMES H. OROWBLL t0 Migs Sanau B. ar Suory of Lady Byron's Laie” has been one of stormy ‘The demand for money arose from the calyng in Bt oe Fd Erie . 2 RERES, bo of th page ‘4 ays RECEIVING CALLS FROM THE CROWNED HEADS cussion and of muci nV ective, have not INK- |AUSE.—On Monday, December . Plow it necessary vo disturd my spirit and con- | Of !oaus by savings banks and other Institutions f000 Laces a Reet ei | Coroner Flynn yesterday held an inquest at the | the Rev. Engene Cassidy, ANDREW DEVINE to BLtza- ae Te Pept pe ng Sree ae tedia at rent and corporations who have to meet the payment of | 2109 oer 8 Bele 8 | Morgue over tho remaius of airs. Margaret Mead, or Breck oe gt of Eduuna J. Seuse, Bil 4 NEW, ORIGINAL AND PATRIOTIC FEATURE ive articies thal ere and in . o 'o cards, pt da England have followed that disclosure, Friends | terest falling duo with the advent of the Hew year: | "io 4 ne 67% | the woman etgty yeura of age who was so brutally | Enuino—Ameuman.—At the residence of ©. D. ORIGINAL NEW YEAR'S ADDRES, have undertaken the task for me, giving me from | butit is strongly suspected that the agtivity was 1 ‘ 33; SsBesSSSE8Seee28e2 Fi kicked at ber late residence, No. 14 Baxter street, | Beaie, Morriaanta, on Saturday morning, December ehen? time to time the substance of auything really | aggravated by artificial influon far the plirpose bd it by hi 25, by the Rey. H. DuBois, JosepH M. MBLING, of Grin : nv Be zi er son, Michael Mead, as heretofore printed in ay. ert bent icici gly phn bo ae the | of assisting the epecuiative mo nts in stocks. Bi ans poo HERALD. The wife thd pth e ber prisoner Pee GhaROne: 06 Wena AmecmRNe, Of OO, OF EROS it appeared to me essential that this first excite | The time fora brief ‘bear’ attack seems to have 8 rs} wore called to testify against him, and told what.| aloruia papers please copy. 5 BY 3 e 4 : , FORA AS Once , De- — ow, when all Wouud seer to Lave spoken wio can | ‘2 Outside pressure. However, it is the gene Be £5 | Below will be found the substance of the evidence | Woon, Jr.,'of New York, to Miss ELzaaru VaN MIs8 JENNIE ANDERSON. Speak, and, itis te hoped, bave said the utmosc | ‘Mpression that the stringency cannot last over the 7% 88 and the verdict of the jurr:— Dyck,’ of Catskill. . eating, i Dr PRS) ar Cy rd ly eae og eircom riba) id Marl Hi i} of Catharine Mead, wife of tho prisoner, deposed that Died. ass Peni aciois sly ne 6 Papiy 2 Meat bo possible, to wat L Dave to say 4 | iy motion will have settled back again into bsBR. | iis Y es" sapien on the night of the 1sth inst, soe was awakened by BAoRRE.—In. Brooking, on, Beanesday, December | % the Modes of Celebrating New Year's Day wi Aud, "Trst, why have I made this disclosure at all? | ABaln the governmont will disburse nearly thred the, om gcreaming, and saw the prisoner in the | 29, CavHARing, tbe Seiol ife of Alfred Badere. Modern Times, To ‘ius I answer, brietly, becanse I considered it | and a hgif millions of currency before the end Of | $1200 UF 6's, “BL, cou. Hs sd duty to make it. [made itin defence of a be- thé Week in payment of bonds pure! ! i Due notio# “yi be give of the funeral, irom her ved, revered friena whose memory stood forth in 10000 US f, Cou, 63... ik Om bic! er, ceased, who . b outer room bicking his mother, the deceas: lage Tee encer 209 ColUmMhIa street, H trata : “HOW TO MAKE MONEY;” Hf Tegra 10 SO Gra. he) LANES FERS RITEIC. £0 say SOYLAN.—In Brookiyn, on Tuesday, December 28, =— 10100 My, J0J0U ee 63000 ness a pair of black cys. £50 had frequently beaten | rents, 212 Gold street, tats (Thursday) afternooon, at | AN ORIGINAL AND SEASONABLE SKETCH BY OU® hig mother: begouer has been drinking to excess | half-past two o'clock. “LEAN CONTRIBUTOR." for tae, fi foyt months; when the witoess arose tne | N° Je-sey papers please copy. td rt at Ope o’ Glock P. ™ aij aus NYO & HR RR. ho eyes of the civilized world charged with most | 20d to be purchased to-day, Ag jy wad the getféral | 25000 anythin; ot up fo interfere to save hee Me" | Lerivia BOYLA! rs, 10 Months and 2 days. Sh Ripe crimes, of wich 1 certamily knew her | rate on call was seven per Cent gold, but the excep- boo Ul in Otte i 10000 do. + iad bea ie t Ah hod xpi Meag D6“ Given owe The relatives gad fiance of the famnily are invited HINTS FOR THE NEW YEAR 1 lela), and shall prove, that, Lady Byron's topu- tions were quite frequent at seven, currency, which | %00 UH 6s, 10-40, ¢..5; 1 ‘pair of b 2 freee eu sed Guaruataaeeiatiacneece ts tation has been the vicum ot a coucepéd attack, | Was the rate among the government dealers, After begun by her busvand during her luetiine and cou: a hi “tardy borrowers a dng to its climax over lier grave. 3 Claim, and shail Ha .clowe. GE DAARIRE, AQUES, BUA FRE eed b, y te were col t ‘iT oo i ‘ Brown.—On Monday morning, Decembe? 27. " e , 2 * latser was ail Dian and bloody, and sie was | Brown, EAR PERILS OF A and wo is responsible for butiging on me that hard GOLD, ° oe The funeral will take place from the residence of wr Present hence it appears ‘The same cai ¥ also operative for a decline ist we to rise, and died on po tate i s his uncle, manuel B, Hari, 70 Seventh avenue, thls BY “JEEMB PIPES, OF PIPESVILLE,"* Telgim that these tacts were "aires to me un- } {2 gold, Which gold down to 119%, holders belug = fet Wr ccorsaet mh ne eN ee T Gnastabea can W aaenien pasomber 29, at the “OMBELEGSIA AKQ GARESDLLCA.” Bt Pe ee ar Beal of secrecy, s discouraged ty the high carrying rate, and goling {is b tet ‘; poet ee esa’ Ud eckeeien residence of her parents, 576 Hudson street, Lypia | A LITTLE ORIGINAL STORY FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS, ar one ‘sisier reats her story, en ean meee rather than keep oyer tfider the adverse state of the oun wollen; Lhe told sheeted ty fatle pe og i aa See ie yaks ana emuaae as ad BY patuy, for counsel, ior decuoa, Never did Lantict- | money market. The highest price was 120, and the | 19 0 8. ssprees ; id is dieceused Was fh a dying condition tne doctor | Notice of funeral to-morrow. OUR LITTLE WARY-AGED 10, Ped A that I should be obiiged to | great bulk of sales took place at the intermediate | 109 Mich Cen RR. 17 Savined thal g priest be Sent for; the next morning CLEVELAND. —At Xenon # Tuesday eventing, ns hae toon ie Say cer twipeenen Hes Oh ane figure. The market was dull, but strong, at the ahs Octo] sited poe te f Reet an Depot 28, Lat RAset, daughter o: Cyrus and . SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR 1570, {i040 “iad uands that ‘bad shed nothing bus bles. | lower quotations. Here, as in the stock market, STAEET QUOTATIONS, hore it Bacar ery y Goran Bon Ge tuner hereattar: FOR THR TELKGRAM'S BUDGET 18 FULL OF RIO®- that genie eaees ko sore eacas Of Mleuth, when | there was a good deal of buying to cover outstand- . Hatt-past Five o’Clocks P.M. Thomas Mead, granitson OF CosbAaed, testified that | CocuadNeOn Tuesday, December 23, CHARLES P, NESS FOR A LONG TIME TO COMB, fuil of love, was ‘iying cold tu the tomb—a country. | 128 Speculative salos For carrying “the rate ranged ge £1% Lake Bhore..... ga 81% Coe ee caaad ewice: cnséin ti fee ane rouge ta | onee aay or ie aaty Fospecttully invited to | Pre are for the First Dash of tie Thrilling Freach Gee an ae sos a fe roan to cast the foutest | from seven per cent to the same figure tu gold and | yYsutral con age Es North a her side; at that time she jay on the floor; Thorns | attend the funeral, from fy late rewidence, No. 4 " ba — to rniee an effective tenets Prey hy ali Bogland | to 1-824 of one per cent per diem. The last re- RX Cen seri 8 a wo haa se@n his father kick decéased several tunes Moat mhirtyeAithh street, on Friday morning, at half mance, Ladmit the feebienoss of my pien in point of exe- | Sfed rate was seven gold. The range of the gold | Read wee ay ome shine and Sfokwan made ¢ post mortem éxa- | "Gorwon. On Tuesday, December 28, at the rest- “COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO," Salton i Was waiter tn A atate of exhausted | market during the day 1s exhibited in the following Sacperpioniss miination on the body of deceased. The integuments | defde of.her husband, Yo Qast Thirty-sixth street, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870. aay 0 ee ea bas: ine h ata sate for ee table:— COMMERCIAL REPORT of the C3 my fy, Wish the exception of the centre | Mary ConNoR, aged 36 years, : —_— B Tens Ly ri ehcp nator to hold the pen and | 49 ay... © M9K LPLMisscccossseeee 110% Sac 32 of the frehe Wak gud chin, were ina state of | A solemn requiem mass will he offered for the re- | TWO CENTS SINGLE, SIX DOLLARS A YB4B. ra prose He .ctate to anovher. ‘Wo 8PM ‘ i 119% coal echymosls. On thé head were lacerated wounds, | pose of her soul at St. Gabriel’s church, Kast Thirty- mech lofany path 0g ian world? ‘ ae ine aed ol a vot i are mo reason ~ po narataS Diy 3PM 0x, 4 Wepwrspay, Dec. 9-6 P.M. | one ot ‘nich penetrated, the 2 aly, an: fee for seventh a a (Thursday) morning, at a ee arclna i A ehh aa . r y re ‘Tie 6:90PM! JOTTON.—The market was fairly active, and prices were | Vigiehce were avparen ri after which her rematng will be removed to Calva: DEALERS AND NEWSBOTH, aud sisters! Ws tare chen noting In the wort a 0S SEU OL IRE EL) Fe heel eat arnemeehner acted oh Che Also on gtier portions of the body. On | Cenietery. Her relatives and friends are respectrully oahu eit tan! heart in tia bosom if he had been ouligod to toil @ | The operations of tae Gold Bxohango Bank wore | {alr while the sates wero 3,85 bales (incladtog 878 to arrive), Wine weestounds between tana the skal On te. aeons Wenestay morning, December 29, Sa et as story Ho cruel because his mother’s grave gave no | as follows:— : of which 1,484 were for export, 1,479 for spinning and 279 on | moving the caivérlum tho dura mater Was found | Fanny, youngest daughter of ©.'S, and Aun E. PUBLICATION OFFICB, sehen Sor Oey, La ey ce ay i been Gross clearances ves «27,088,009 speculation, The business in future deliveries was fair, and | adherent to it, its vessels were gorged with blood, | Crist, in the 17tn year of her age. 97 NASSAU STREET, i @ dead sister's | Gola paiances. as 'y,010,343 Mows:-—400 bales, baais low middling, for | Gnd the sinuses distended with coagula, On open- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are resnect- | ——_____"-_ ame from grossest insults Wietuer she would have thougit of making thus Work of bitterness a literary | CXTency balanc: success? GOVERNMENT BONDS, Y) At doe. & 20M. ; 200 do. for December at 244,0.. 100 | ing tho thorax some plénretic adhesions existed on BA Af 00 00, for ma “ Rigo, do. at 26440. | the right side. In the opinion of the doctors death £35807 also Dudas fo; bat Savana 1 OY Go. for | was cansed by meningitis, the result of the injuries 9'335'450 fully invited to attend the faneral from the residence mpeuucrau FEUILLETON. of her parents, 831 West Sixteenth street, on Thurs- — day afternoon, at one o’clock. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870, Are the cries of the oppressed, the gasps of the | The government bought two milli ana Pebruaty, at a » for Sunumry | she tiad received. Dy ANozLIs.—On Monday, December 27, LORENZO - a 2) rt to , - . ~ ¢ a ind Mobile NV. 01 lered the 10 W ia jis retatives and friends are invited to atten: 1 6 Rg ged as iterary aii a ings cOmpriséd a total of only t¥o and 9 half mil- Porta Mong Praue |“ Owe vanpicr. : tr ar A TERTLNG SEACH ROR RROS funeral, from the Cie of his brother, William ny - A pgelis, Bo, 302 ute ruth otangs OUR y E TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY FOR THE .. this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ame “ tonahuaseli Harlem, on Wednesday, December EVENING TELEGRAM. 2 20, ELias, wife of John Donahue, aged 47 years, 9 f RIVALING IN STARTLING INTEREST AND EXQU& W CouULy mi fat Kmerica, men’of the i Ordinary... press, 1 bave done you one pita, poh Hons, which fact strengthened the previously aroop- | Good ordin Of all your bitter articios I have read aot one, | 8 Market, and prices at the afternoon board were Tshall never be troub.ed in the future ume by the | ®t the highest of the day. Laver tho market again That Margaret Mead came to her death by: injuries recetyed on the 18th day of December, 1869, at the hands of her sou, Michael Mead, at 14 Baxter street. The yee a) forty-one years of age, born in Ire- al remembrances of any Unsind Word you have sald of t off under the acti a land, liv 14 Baxter street, and by trade isa | months and 11 days. pe told rs me, for at this moinent 1 recoliect not one. Thad ie sage a oe Mase sengeech pprespontn Bo ifs by ‘f shoemaker. He denied his gullt, notwithstanding | Tho funeral will take place, from her late resi- SITE SITUATIONS THE RENOWNED WORK such faith in you, such pride in my countrymen, as | PAY he general decline in gold and stocks, ogee soon nee erty 2 let but rates Were moe, | te evidence against him, dence, 119th street, between Firat and Second ave- Perret Sys men wiih whom, above all others, the cause of | The government will buy another million of bonds } rly frm Pho chartering Imainces continued to rule-dell ‘The Coroner committed the prisoner to the Tombs | nues, on Friday afternoon, at oue o'clock, OF ALEXANDRE DUMAS, woman was sale ana sacred, that | was at frst to-day, which instalment will be fr the sinkihg He engagements were : To Live 4 ushels wheat at | to atvals his tii Doverass.—In Chicago, on esday, December 21, w COU: ." oRISTO."* Mary E, CLEMENT, wife of Thomas W. Douglass, for- Gcatiats bel ah merly of New York oity. FRANKLIN.—Io London, Eogland, on Thursday, No- vemper 4, EpwakD ©. FRANKLIN, M. D., of New astonished and incredulous at what I beard of ti wheat at 1,500 bb) course of the American press, and was silent, not fund. The following were the closing street prices Ud. atid 00) Dalen cotton at tad. To ‘rondak merely from the tmpossioility of being heard, but | for the governinent list:—Unlted States currency J 2th dois. flour ou private terms. fa Bristol, 24 tons olleake FRATRICIDE. from grief aud shame, ut reflection convinces me sixes, 1083; @ 103%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 1143¢ } 1. Genoa, 10) tons logwood, 1,000 bo: xtraet | ood ‘aud - arene 8. ‘The charters . A Dennken Quarrel Between Brothers, End- NEWS DEALERS, SEND OKDERS IN ADVANCE 8@ 9 NASSAU STREET. that you were, in many cases, acting from a misun- York, aged 26 years. Sa Se — derstuncing of facts ana trough misguided honor. | 8 115%; do. do., coupon, 1134 0118%; do. five. | Stone menmurement goods, On private terms. i 63, thane ‘The remains have been taken to Providence, R. I., MARBLE MANTELS. able feeling; and I stil feel courage, therefore, to | twenties, registered, May and November, 11134 a } to Rio, with lumber, at $18; a brig to alpen, with 600 bbls. ing in Murder. where the funeral services will be held. SOME, Ba Te eee an ask from you @ fair wearing. Now, as I have done | 1113; do. do., 1662, coupon, do. do., 1124 a 112K; | Pewoleum and 4,000 cases’ doy a bark to Het Hayes.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, December 28, | \{* fe! + 4 oS Si up 080, TB sin recuse ph oy ‘Thirty-ffth am@ ee tunis justice, will you also do ime the justice to Txo! Hayes, «a 36 Yours. jear me seriously and candidly ? do. do., 1864, do. do., 111.4% & 111%; do. do., 1865, do. THomAs age y CnggO, an a bask to Glomcn, watiaca ons pry Intoly Rengral | iyackoonvilic, 1. (Dee, 20), correspondence Missonrl . : aL a ‘The reiatives‘and friends of the family are respect | ‘Thirty-sixto streets, wo ua pelva 5 OUR AND GRAIN. --Recolpts 15,404 bbla. ‘four, 100 do. , nae a bo'do. onte, the flour Morgan county has been the scene of snother orn meal 3.105 bushels wheat, 1,1 ate. What interest have you cr I, my brother and my | do, 11174 a 11214; do, do., regiaterad, Jannary and | fiurcet ruled dull, bu! prices were unchanged. Low grades a jer, On Friday last two broth folly invited to attend the funeral, from his late SEIS Air) ee ACERT gh OY ALA gs FAD sister, in this siiort Iife of ours, to Bo anything but July, 110% a ant do. do., 1865, coupon, do, do., wes. rally ‘agi ty ay therenwas ti, foquiey. for med ae inson Cantrell. who live seven said xoaihence, 263 North Segond. Cys Wilitamsburg, ae peal Rg de genie Pcryiinat Mone Peete inde ne at aychmoen man abd man and} 1141; a 114%; do. do., 1867, do, do., 114% a 114%; w steady, “The snles were S60 bis. | "TOSt OF Jacksonville, came nere and got drunk | ‘lt (hn et day morning, Devowmner 28, Cari and, ready'to ship oF pit up ata few honts' notice. = iween man and woman the foundation on whica i Sadd : . Frye dour was dull snd prices favored bu sales, 150 bbis. | before leaving the city. When on the way bome z y ng, , OATH A KLABEI, Yad aba 136 Rast sth at. noarS4 ay, Sli things restr Have you not, every individual of | do. do., 1903, do. ao, 11434 @ 11496; do. ton-forties, | CIP meal was dulis with oat ARINE HARE, widow of Francis, aged 73 years. together, in the evening, they got into a rel eee wre fe ne intel ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and also S KLABER, 52 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRI bs, about some trifling matter; when Thomas Cantrell drew a large knife and stabbed his brother several $o | Umes, inilicting mortal wounds, The wounded man lived until noon yesterday. After ne was dead u, Who must hereafier give an account yourself i 1g & 109; do. do., coupon, 108% a 109. onie to God, an interest to know the exact train in | Tesistered, 108 atid orate Sean's bes this matter, and a ducy to perform as respects rbat iene ae : truth? Hear me, thea, while | tell you the position In Southern securities the transactions were light the friends of her son, M. F. Hare, are respectfully Atroet, sells Marble Mantels, Headstones, Plum! invited to attend the funeral, from his residence, | Caps, below cost, to reduce stock before removing to bis new corner Broome and Wooster strects, this (Thursday) | factory, next month. Problemntical E@ect of Yesterday’s Sales Upon Retall Prices. mm) advices from et ay , comprising only about 9,000 W for infortot Diinots winter, in which 1 stood, aud What was my course in rela- Bie rd to this city and surrenderedihim- | afternoon, at three o'clock. ‘The remains will be tu- | s—=-—s=———=-—- ——— fon toe if apf capt blapysk ab we lea $y | ait tovan oltioer and was comiuivted to jail to gwae | ferred in bleveuth street cemetery. POLITICAL. ‘A shameless attack on my friend’s memory had | 8Ympatuy with the genoral current of the day than 650 | anexamination, which wiil probably take place to- JacKson.—On Wednesday morning, Decomber 29, | ~~~ errr n +3 appeared in the Alackwood of July, 1869, branding | has been ordinarily the case. ‘The old Ten- | Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands, 660 | morrow, ANDREW, son of James and Clarwisa 0. Jackson, | TAMMANY HALL —1HE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC: Lady Byron as the vilest of criminals, aud recom: | nesseeg showed exceptional strength, but the new | Bound hoop Ohio, trade brand: 6 bo ee aged 2 months and 19 days, epee c oy oped ore Pounanied 10 meet at Heads mehding the Guiccioll buok to a Christian public as , bt. Lois low extra. Sw Kouxg.—On Tuesday, morning, December _ 28, Tilt tata cumas mene {nteresting from the ve.y fact that it was the | bonds, as weil as all the lasues of North Carolina, | §. Louis siralght ort 700 THE COAL TRADE. Cuana Lovise, only daughter of Lazaras and Her- |’ clck., Fe Wi. M. TWEED, Chairma, avowed produonon ot nord Byron's. mistress, No | yielded toa downward tendency. The Louisiana | gt’ Louis choice famil 90 ~~ a i aR mine Konhns os hy eae peat are invites we tscitwax cet Secretaries, c iclent protest was made against utrage i ice and ; he relatives e x Hovowrdnr, Bugland, aud Liuews Living Age reprinted’ the | Yee sixes were not excepted, while the new | Southern choice and fax 80) | Monthly Sale of Scrantou Coal by the Dele | .‘arrend the fuvera, irom the Tesidencs of the | Sone Buiokwood article, and the Harpers, the largest | South Carolinas were offered at 80. The follow- | Rye flour. $7 | ware, Lackawanaa and Western Railroad | parents, 67 bast Fifty-second street, tule (Thursday) | T]NION LEAGUE CLUB, publishing house in America, perhaps in the world, | ing were the quotations of the Southern list at the | © al, $21] Company—The Prices Obtained and the | morning, at half-past nine o'clock. 4; MADISON AVENUE, OOO Tun Doo By ieee Sep aes She Bote last board:—Tonnessee, ex coupon, 63%; 865; do. 5 30 With the Pre’ Month's Sale— |, “AFFeeTY.—On Tuesday, December 28, Parrtox es. Its sta‘ciuents—with those of the Blackio0d, Pall ee i} ver oer ruled Contenst Larrerry, & native of the parish Hg county A special meeting of the Club will be held this nec 4 Mall Gazeite, aud other isngilsh pertodicalsa—were | NEW, 46% a 467%; Virginia, ex coupon, 4774 & 48; do, being propagated througn ail the young reading | new, 64% 0 653¢; Georgia sixes, 82; do. sevens, 92a and writing World of awerica. 1 was meeting them a e . 1 advertised in dalies, ana made up into por Fg in | 93% North Carolina, ex coupon, 4235 & 4234; do. new, delivered: 81 2) for s am ‘The monthly auction sale of coal by the Delaware, Tuagaziues, and thus ive generation of to-day, wuo | 28% & 28%; Missourl Axes, 00% 900%; dg. Han. | old Not Chleago, in store; ini delivered, 91 sere | Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company took WhO for Ci bac no means of judging Lady Byron but by these | nibal and St. Joseph, 905; bid; Loutsiana stxes, 6634 | fornia, and 81 49 for white Mioh! ‘orn was quiet. | place at noon yesterday, at the salesroom of the landérers, wer i ; Toad Baten “of 18008: Casbele at St I Tuo trionds whe knew Ler Versouatiy weve gr aueat; | Bid; do. levee sixes, 62.065; do. do, eights, sa | but slnady, with alee of Uf Ma ei'ts af ict.| company, No. 26Exchange place. This salesroom is Tyrone, Ireland, m the 7éth year of his age, evening, the Suth Inst., at 8 o'clock, to listen to addresses Tho funeral will take place from ¢ the residence of | the lite, character aad. services of the M15 son-in-law, Rol vlad, 253 West Nino- 5 ‘ teenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. J LANGDON WARD, Seocetary. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- 7252 aa aS ni SUD TRING, \.aNDON,—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December 28, | {> a7 e eran wile oP mien Landon’ agea a7 sears, | AL, ~AT EDWARD, MILLER'S | WELL KNOWN » establish: it, 160 Be th ear Ninetecath select curio in. Engiana, whom death is every day | €2; Alabama eights, 95% & 90; do. fives, 6S bia; | found mixed and Bie de rarer pfeey | © 10rGe room in the upper atory of the building, us | ne frend the fanuly aro reepeckilly invited | avet’—fow (ul vies In ero, pald or Cate Othing reducing. They were few in number compared with | South Carolina, new, 78 8 80. . 8 intments consist of a rostrum for the auctioncer | t® attend the funeral, ce aaah Poe aoe SAE the great world, and weve stlent, T saw these foul CLOSING PRICES af THE STOOK BxctancE, Oe teat Bee Ol hie Bae ee eee | pan Quincy strect, third house southeast of Nostrand > Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at one | AT fig SIXTH AVENUR, NEAR FORTY SIxtu rae Apparel, Carpets, Furniture, &c. 0. avenu o’clocl A LINDENSTZAD.—On Saturday, December FR ean ee ue BU 81 08 for Western ahd ®lm G1 1b for Slate end Jersey. | tn «, ly’? for the buyers. Not si glanders crystallizing into nistory uncontradicted by ie i er ite steady 1 ai 77,506 | 29d ‘standing room only’ fo iy jot since friends Wino kueW her personally, who, frm fu their | The following were tug closing pticés of atocks at | Pasnele'y 24 for four-rowed sate auei w'for | the sales in last September, when, owing to the own knowledge of her virtues and limited in view as | the Iast session of tue Stock ee ae 4“ #0 beat oa ‘ ier cag | uite With sales of inion, ‘eat. tate snd Oi’ Se for Canads | Strike in the coal mines, there had been an intermis- ristooratic circles geueraliy are, had no ides of the % ‘pid: Memphis, Tenn., Mr. WILLIAM LINDENSTEAD, a idth of the world they were iiving in, and the | * 50; Cumberland, 24% bid; Weel 51% & | West. sy naae.—The demand was fight, and we heard or | #2 Of sales gince April, has there been such a large | Futon avenue, Brooklyn, L. I. T_R. ROSENTHAL'S, 5\ THIRD AVENUE, BEAR exigency of the crisis. “When ttwe passed onand no | 823<3 Quicksilver, 15 ; Maripoga, 7%; do. pre- | ,{ ‘rapt ion; 16%c, ing wale igs og prices. | crowd of buyers present, These purchasers repre- | Berlin and all United States papers please copy. Tenth sixoet (formerly 283 Bowery) —Ladies ap gentler Voice Wus raised, 1 spoxe. 1 gave at tirst a simple | ferred, 14% @ 14%; Mail, 4434 a 4436; | Cloth was ant Tiogerh tne. "NG sales sented every class of our metropolitan coal dealers, | | LookBR.—At Newark, N, J., on Monday, Docem- | men can obtain the bigheal value for Cast Of Clothing, Pus. iture, Ci Ac. paling On OF addreasip; ber, 21, Suddenly, Many A. wite of J. Haley | watt Ratatat ii 3 iB he nar neaTer rennet wos: ARIS ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- 7 8. MISH'S, 187 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND fally invited to aitend the funeral, this (Thursday) A jentlemen can receive the highest price for afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ner | Civthing and Carpets by calling or addressing, Ladies father, John E. Royce, No. 225 West Twentieth street, | tended by Mrs, Mish. New York. oe — " .—the mark t being light, but rat Steel point of tratu into tais dark cloud of sian- Ais Th; Adams’ Express, Cae ah slandy ot ate Be. for Socaniat ta" ekotse fs well as shtpowners, ratiroad companies, jor must Wait for the storm to apond itself, I must | 60% a 61; Welle-Fargo Expréss, 20%; Amerioan Kx- | grades. The daitaud prions erive bomisg’ at Bir last quota. | Fo founders and others whose business the eay Ny at ay, Peek clog es Mh a ne press, 388 a 89; United bles Bap 058, 40 bid; si. tions, Ni whine wrere feported. a att consumption of coal enters as an impor. t g le . x r ‘1 lar first silliness 1 shall proceed, urst, to prove what | Chants’ Union, 04 bid; New Y tral, consi | tne in Sologig eh TS door retail | tant element. Among the coal yard men— have just been asserting, and, second, to add to | dated, 86 a 8634; do., scrip, 81.4 8134; Hatiem, & | lom, fi o's 16; long 1 Sl a B11; short da, ‘hose who buy to sell again—whose insatiate Rees for I know instinctively tat whoever put the | Boston Water Power, 14)¢ was, my true story sucii [acis and incidents a 1 did mot | 130; do. preferred, 120; Erie, 22\¢ yd; a0. pre | °F, snoms. 0h fet continged to rule dull and thirst for large gains knows no I\mit, there was Lommanp.—On Wednesday, December 29, Jory, x ASTROLOGY. _ think proper at first to state. ; ae " Ce cng Per ig tag eta ek i s the youngest son of Richard and Johanna Lombard, | ~~~p oe ~TAeGCuaGs. kaa: TR ea Ts piliaibed Racy Nae ie Digan Central, | greene sion We wail Now. Gaease mt ties a, fs | evidenced tho greatest eagerness to get the lion's | aged 2 years and 7 months, Sep att her: tae bvecrtalag. piensa os THE BOND FORGERY CASE. 117% «bid; Lake Shore, shy 8445 O18 | qitote:—Cubs centrifugal and lred, 98, « $e; do. stayed, | share of the coal for sale and the result was quite The relatives ard friends of the family are respect- . e 6 fully iuyited to attend the funeral, from tho rest. | ‘eh names numbers, good luck. 4 (final srven Gence of bis parents, 14} Cherry street, (bis (Thurs- | \fADAME RAMOND CAN BE CONSULTED DAILY day) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. J resent and future. Ladies S0c.; gentlemen MAGUIRE.—AL ne rere . 37 ge airgot No. treet, Hoar Spring. Brooklyn, Bringer Manta, the beloved wife ot Mr. | —— ae Thomas Maguire, aged 22 years. MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLATRVOYA: ala your whole A solemn requiem mass will be said over her re- | gigcannistresy Foe She nt com the oradie to the geal mains in the Assumption church, coruer of Jay and . York streets, at nine o’clock in the morning; funeral i from thence to Caivary Cemetery, at one o'clock in J EB DICAT. the afternoon, when relatives and frieads are tn- LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY vited. without mercury ; manhood restored ; office very private, Msonarn.—On Wedpesday evening, December 29, Dr, HARRISON, 177 Bleecker sree. fhe. are ao Fr Be a bas, Oe & O0e.; Porte Rico, 8c. ® | ririted bidding, but not sufficient to carry the Contral, 191); @ 184; Cleveland apd Pits 08 ‘5 i “Spirits ¢ in fe 4. 7 th, 3 ‘ rar Srovks.—Sp! ry urpegt ay +3 it dames’, Prices much sbove those of iast mon The auc * * burg, si o 84; Oytcago and Nortuwesrérn, 67%; do. preferred, 8154 & 8134; Rock Island, 103% & 109%; Close of tho Examination—Queer Evidence and, Qucer Proceedi:gs~Jaudgiment to be 400d Is. Merclabiahiejos were offer a ae ‘Dit buyers re- | Uneers were Messrs, John*H. Draper & Sons, The Rendered To-Day. Milwaukee and St. Paul, 724 @ 7254; do. préferred, es Mg ay, 0 es Me staat r ia quant amount of coal sold was 70,009 tons. The terms of Yesterday the examination tn the case of Jeror 847% & 85; Toledo and Wabash, 59} 952: Fort Wayne, | RosinStrained and No, 1 ‘were in demand, ‘ina sale did not vary from the usual conditions, haben ape rome | g5 9 864; Alton and Terra Haute, preferred, 68; | held with greater Grumesb, while the other descriptions Bradiey, charged with bond forgery, was again before Odo and Mississipp!, 23%; & 20%; claw: and ry bbis. , 28) i Relaware Tat oi 0 do. No: Tad pt ee ait ny r rae 0, No. Land pale Judge Hogan, at the Tombs Poilce Court. Lackawanna, 107 a 1073; New Jersey Central, 505 a | sreined PY Ate Ro. $at 6a 6 and Mr. W. I’, Howe and Mr, Buck appeared for Brad- ge ns No.2 at y 3 n Jey. Ex-Judge Stuart aud Mr. Herbert watched the | %3, Chicago and Alton, 141 bid; do, preferred, 142 ] 4316 » 880; No.1, $4 eet tenis Rate the sale being to the highest bidder, a doposit of Afty cents per ton being required os security, and the coal to be taken away from Hlizabethport, the com- pany’s depot, during next month, and @ host of minor stipulations that would fil a HERALD column, \t oot fl and somt= 143; Hannibal and St. Johoph, 10734 @ 107%; do, } hy AmOng these stipulations it is worthy, however, of ; ¢ase for Johnson, and were viriually in this cas : 3 y es al at i 50 for Washington and $9 ib a $2 4) for Wilmington. | note that the company promises that ‘‘the coal soid | at the residence of his grandmother, Mrs. Robert 5 : . Gounsel for the prosecutton. ®° | referred, 107 bid; Dubdate and, Stoux City, torsg a | ots -Linesed was Aufl at fc. ‘ds incl saad Bs Wu be dareraily ‘welgned by competent and disin- | Smith, Chestuutwoot, neat Newark,'N. J. Ronnat | A Fearne euiset Oster nak Rot Eeeeoin tae 109; Columbus, Culcago and Indiana Central, 18% & | Moment were reported, sued welghers at the time of shipment?—a litte | Suit Manta, only son of George aud Sara G. | 55 can be consulted ax usualon private diseases, 0) ae The following evidence was taken:— .. | 198 PROVISIONS.— Ri ips 1,088 bbls. pork, 19 do. beet. oy atyer of plain nepem in dealing which it 1s to be | Mograth, in the sth year of his age. Conire st ¢ Chambers. No foe auless cul Jerome Bradley was exammed by Mr. Buck and |’ THE EXTREMB FLUCTUATIONS. ackages cut meats, 689 do. lard, ang 1S40 dressed io et oes nol extend Itself to maby of our coal | _ Mimerat fron the residence of ‘his parents, No, go | Conese — - Bald:—ihe bonds produced having the signature of ‘ork On the spot was sil dull, but for future delivery it was | yard thén, Wost Niusteenth sercet, on Friday afternoon, at two GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED “Caleb KR. Humphrey” are not in my handwriting; | The highest and lowest priogs of tive loading specu. | fairly active nd s8o, per DUI, [higher The saloa ware 90) "The abddoneer made quick work of the asia, He | o'clock. Indiva.—The Portuguese Female Pills always give tm- Mr. Gabriel tuthill—I kaow the detcndant, Jerome | lative stocks are shown in the following table:— wari ated sew teem oat Gee ast alo gag bb sot ttop vo linger long, and those who wanted to | _Moos.—On Wednesday morning, Decemner 29, at | mediate relief, being specially prepared for married tates, Bradley; have known him nearly one year; i occu " srignest, Lowest, | mean, tor Fevtuaty delivery, at eta’ Sption. to speak Up lively, ‘The coal was sold in }-eight olclock, JOHN FosraR, only child of John B. | A lady writes:—These plils rellaved tno iu, one dey. items Pied part of the same premises with him at 103 | New York Cen. & Mud, consolidated rhe 85 | | Dressod hogs were more loady and red at 11¢o, a laze. {ots of Trom 100 to 1,000 tons, and was scattered | and Margaret A. Moon, aged 10 months and 22 days. | tnoonveniivce, jks magi. Tee et by mall, aiden lane; | have seen iiia write and am familiar Now York Central and Had. sorlp.. 813 80 for Western and 1} Ly tor eity, Live hogs ware toi mops a I number of buyers. The following is ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect~ " dealin ith his handwriting; she bonds produced are not, | Eri r 23 aang | erately, dealt in ab O3gc. 8 10x. for common to ty fh of the sales aud prices, and compart. | fully inyited to attend the qinera from tie rest- CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH Tbeheve, in his handwriting; 1 could not swear it | Roa ibs tpg RR HE hare fon Of tire layer wi those of last month's sale: | dence of his grandparents, No, 218 ast Eighteenth eR Mint telivine, ty Madame RESTELL, Professor was, and I ould not swear it was not; 1 think {8 18 | Lake Sho 30 | 0, a ce Ol an arte i ‘ces Non, Privea Dee, | Street, Unis (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock. — | Sndwifery; over a0 years’ practice. Her infallible Freaet Dot in his handwriting. ae en eee ote nate, anit sabe of G0 NHL witaty " os bang’ Be 05 Moows,—On Wednesday, December 29, Captain | Pemas Pits 1, or No. % specially prepared for Mr, Herbert, at the conclusion of this evidence tn | Northwestern 66 ul 832 a 4 Blety at Tierca beef rm & x a JACOB MOORE, aged 78 years, 1 month and 29 days. married ‘ ‘which can never fn 47 sefoand chief, presented himseif to cross-examine tue wit- Northwestern pi ta A for India 46. ; id ‘The relatives and friends of the reauy are Bok od hi Vee, OY. ate \ ag F -_ ar ener J mesa. Rock Isiand Net, 6,000 to attend the funeral from nis late residenco 104 Fitth Ten, seal by tale Oeuen—All ‘Mien’ are atlas | Sete tii aii Ader gu Mr. Howe protested against this, stating that Mr. for tx out 160, a Herbert was appearing as counsel for Totnson, who Feder ¢ P a hoe egy i onload my i ag te Milwaukee and St. Paul pi a4 a It Will be seen from the ve price wane wiseee tn this case and be should like to aak | New Jersey Cebtral..... 904% | demand, but thére was no changé to note ip pi ‘Yesterday were all {h advance of those ob- Cd fe Aula! ee Comirerene? for . Johnson | Western Union Telegraph. 81% eave re Bete ii ‘. f fc wri ‘@ month ago, exce| l. Charged with being connected. with. the rovosry of | PACE MBL.....ss.rveseeee. « 42” | Teo. fovgo, for do, Name, Lard was Me. hh facts bf thene prices upo rad favorable these bonds. He did not know whether the Dis- FOREIGN BXCHANGB Cae ato fie tee pra Pees | an thy ware er Xa not be to Atminish reg SE 794, noo ‘Of coal will come down after ? trict Attorney had delegated Mr. Herbert to} was lower and irregular. The nominal quotation appear on behalf of the people ornot. Mr. Herbert, acoal yard man who had ling oWarmolevuc The mates for b niet, b' oe not nO delegated, was not the counsel for tne | OF Prime sixty days sterling was 103%, but Balen | sieqay Ararat faa Hitter nape data twat Bit @ street, elie dre ne on Friday afvernoon at two o'clock, Without notice. O'CONNOK.—On Wednesday, December 29, Many RFACTOR TO EADIES.—DR. BV O’CoNNOR, Wife of Patrick O'Connor, and daughier nathain atrect; his. powerful medicines, safe of Rernard O'Connor, native of the parish of Gion- | Geriatn, 35; also genticsien, troatod private diseases cured gish, county Lon; wa Aenea ed : yoars, e hood restored. tation ati OO Ellie The friends and relatives of the family are reapect- a Rit fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- A po pis Bes ae ania Biel otal dence, 837 First avenue, corner Forty-seyenth street, |} nofee Jaf sd pals“and compound; price @8. on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. poat. er Hirst ik ¥ Wook place at 108%. bel ion ol id, J it largely. O'RRILLY.—On Wednesday, December 29, after a —_ RAO IRS ARIAT IMBENRETEN Me FEA NTIEENS Toy renmouid ‘anuar a irovaetaeaen ees ach Gatrage 2 THE eas | OF THR WEnx. Gallery We Wye bi ana te, ba l. Ca fo vole was ot i ri 16,’ he answored, tartly. nevere Niners, Bole opted ook a iet and AM, PEATE Repages: pa oe meygnnlnt BY I a a i. ily, aged ave, bs ' reel. q Slowed iu nay otusr courein te counttye UC 2 | The exporte exclusive of specie) from New York PUTbet fer tetaed 06 tap shot wae” glen Cho Gomme batt rs must live. Look at the rents we | ‘the funeral will take place (his (Thursday) a(tor- | Bf {Bran magical iovigoratoe low imanbood fe reatored le, Mr. Herbevt said that he Sppeared a8 counsel for | to foreign ports for the week ending December 23 } igh teen'in ale. News, densandl to pay ana oe Smee noon, from the residence of his parents, 190 Him | Sf Aen mix siesta ene RE hebben wis dvin 3s Johnson. Whatever was right or wrong in his ap- | and since the begining of the year wore;— or ture delivery. the market re Net out er ietly, iF peopl ust Live, to,” we rejoined, aaeet, Tat Eo ag SE Seeneve A LADIES PHYSICIAN.—DR, sii, , GRINDLB, PRO. vi 6 a a fe . Com G , Oe ” asor of u Vione day to cross-examine witnesses wimoat ney 1867, 1868. 00, _ | Boido, cin onyat We, nto, 00 do. fer January to Marek | “\Sugi go; bat they can't live on tne coal deaters.” J atdenco of her sonan-iaw, Mr. “CAariey Warner, | detwnyity quarantees ofain re tn Taden wih Or wth OvJection from Mr, Howe. For the week.. $2,514,449 ots oes serenity 0 Sarge, | lea 1 000 cnseny Bary 8A So. 8 Wiles. Seuetag °0 «Jost so," we answered, and fully satisfed that tt{] pigineld, N. J., MARY ANN, reli of Mr. Jonn | sont roedictaa, at one Interviow, | Untortuaatge, please call. r. Herbert then procecded to the crosa-examina- | FeV. Feported. 185,695,176 169,760,660 102,778,201 | were moderately soughyafter at doris “nd nat 80." Parton, aged 7 yeara and 0 month» Reilef certain, Residence wersty-aix' ar ‘or iadiea requiring nursing. a ard white comman ime white fc. Naptha | Ws tion—1 wey} —— a an aa former Other coal dealers, thongh most of them in ton subpanar to the teat oe ay honatthe noma ww, not | Since Jaa. 1,$188,040,618 $106, 784,108 §196,019,112 Tonerees foncoests for a or dad ae Na’ | leas curt and heart\ re the same opinion aso in Bradley's handwriting} 1 om @ buyer and seller RAILROAD BARNINGS, etait, aot firm, witl vi Hy! aut R, af, wis, the mnt ae “thew ath Ny Ba ot Ae of enerai merchandise; | have no place of business | ‘The earnings of the Milwaukee and St, Paul Ralt- | G2‘vor Fturtmt eoiktiaat me Me BAG de, tor Sak 7 | cee gs Guring the summer ot 1g08 Loccupied the samo pro: | TOMd during the third week to Deoember were, in | $2 March, at sic, and 1,00 do, from the Em vo the 10th Ns acta ge ntti “Coat mises in Maiden jane; 1 was doing & vinegar busi- | 189, $121,516, and in 1868, $116,120—an increase of | ?*Rion’-Carclina was in fair enppl} and week, ‘The te, | Oa ‘The funeral service will be held at Plainfield, on Friday, Train leaves New York foot of Liberty street, at nine o'clock A. M. Carriages will be tn: waiting at the Piainield depot ta convey friends to | gomplai “Gaeraman—tn caged Tuesday, December | A MME. VAN BUSKIRE, WUYSICTAN AND MU> DAME GRIN) =. FRMALE PHYSICIAN, > it Tweaty-siath streot, guaravtous reilef to all . Pleasant rooms for nucmiag, 28, SUSAN SHEPHRRD, aged rears, one interview, Blegaut rooma for nuge . ness thore; it wi ot ti light and the sales,were conned to £0 terces, ‘On tne coal dealers," we reharko e relatives and friends he family are invited BO saiennigiiy laine pimaleiay teres, 1 occupied ‘thts “pines “frome tha tat ut | $598% ‘Tne earnings of the Chicago and Rock Bae. a Thee dor commen to prime, “ts “Noth t Cdn be said a t | to attend the funeral, 85 Douglass street, this vs BORD’ SEBRED ONR DOOR tay ot April to September; I went to 102 Wall street about | Island Railroad during the third week in Decomver CSA @ market for. raw a pore, nativiny, tae those ta;” he spoke of them ely. | (Phursday) afternoon, at o'clock, without further Rowory (inte of and nearly 40 yearn at No.3 DU on over" scwrs Sou eset asyt2.poude tere and | wore, ines $107,406, end in 104%, qu, a00—a de | eects Ealntn a eee ine operas A Rn 'st | gruel, enn cover ropvare—s Catch Of THATINg CON" | oto, wusanan, December de after ashort | Hertiy kt Stl tie lent tae ibe pein ca at Mr. & . rt Iie; Iiradloy was not connected wite me in ay bus. | “Tease Of $4,025. ‘an 300 Gace new Pernamoucy on privaio term. but unter: | "DOyou thiok they conspire to Keyp the prices | iuness, MARY A. KELL tho beloved wife of Thomas | & 7 cumulation nud wpaicing 8. Iness in Maid 1; I Occupied desk room tn that THE BUSINESS AT THE SUB-TREASURY. eee ot lig, mepned was dull, the ontinutlog ” . Sheehy, a native o& Roscommon, Trelana, in the MPOUTANT TO FEMAGBR—DR. AND MAD, ding; I canno' whether 1 have a place of The Sub-Treasury Las #0 far disbursed $3,660,000 | but prices for moat kinds fT Sond: 'e 8 ibe out assurediy, They would steal a lifeboat (rom | g5in year of her ae J Ror (25 years’ prectie) guint ntee certain eat Haak, egal Rereet or not; 1 pald the | in payment of tho cotn interest on the publie debt due | Isve, ant yellow, topcase We quois— he | MAluking snip.” ' Tue friends of tD.e family and thos of er husband | ried iadien wiih oF wisont trict, 4) ont, aw Font leat fronta; 1 was thore two or three weeks | ‘PAY! Ld Beka. saferior te'stitioes venurae, Sorte. at “You don’t give them much credit tor honesty." | aro respectfully raquested to attend the funeral, from | tals rentorativ rAleats from a istanee 7 Janusry 1. A rumor from Washington says that | “Fair rea aps ames ae ‘They don’s know what hononty 18."" het inte residenge, No, 424 Eat Sixteenth strest, this | Board, rg, Ae, | Wiectreityacieatinonly Ha closed the evidence in the case, Tt ‘Tas then | tho pubtio debt etatement for December will not | Good rennin ‘ ait a dere et Owe, Ree ee Ten lcatenee en: Parsi prereatebieiedn atin in bene eat lefence that tno} TO LEGISLA’ ne Legisiasure age » 1 LY Dp OR IMP . Wourd address fhe Court oa & motion ‘for diamssa| | "OM #0 TAT 8 crea oe rae jattetpated, | ring chk witmscibte on the arst Ndadey ceounuary. There | O,seldest 2a of Mary and tn9, dy | Lo ftom tac futies of youre or other co there was no’ suMoient evidence | Probably not more than $3,600,000, There issome | Seiler, Ws some count 4s fo obtaploxion whioh ‘00D, «4b Louisville, i oF ten, old mon, permaneny y sored fi morning (Thursday) at ten o'clook, canvassing of the Treasury pragtpmme of gold sales | Meiads, we wy owner lt will be @x- { 6 Jou H. Woop, in the Year of ule age. { by De, RWIS, 0.7 Beach # ‘roare’ vrivate preston: