The New York Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1870, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, THE CRYSTAL PALACE. amusements of the People—A Sydenham Palace for Now York—What is Pro- Posed to Do and How to Do It— Intere:ting Particulars. It is no new thing to say that people must have amusement. A probtem most diMeult of solution, frequently presented to despotic rulers in the States of Europe, 1s, how to afford rational amu ement to the middie and jower classes at a cheap rite, Which, while being harmless in its character, will serve to elevate the standard of popular taste and thereby linprove tue people. Our ¢ tizens resent such gov- ernmental interference ; but as it Is a cha’ acteristic of men prejudiced against a ays em Lo reject any- thiny, good as well as evil, connected therewith, the many excellent pomts m the local governments of Europea i countries are altogether discarded by us. We are making rapid strides in advance, however, and are beginning to undersrand that every mog not purely native in its origin 15 net Becessarily un- Worthy of iiniiation, The people will seek amusement, and from the bumunitanian endeavor to properly guide tis uni- versal desire come our Academies of Design, our Young ,Men’s Christian Associations and our Park. It is not easy tu estimate the good which hus been done by tie last, or by the establishment of such meritorious institutions as the Sydennar Palace or tie Kensington Gardens toa gre t cry like London. How many young men have speat Ulere the siniitugs and toe hours they miagat ciher wise have given to wine and lewd women’ How Many young womei have fount, i tue eutertam- ments there obtaiwed, that relaxation and sumulus, the physical and mental needs of which might oiler: wise have sent them to the bady Louis Napoleon keeps the Tuileries by giving the poopio five theatres; the English government has mate no more effective provision for the prevention of crime aud the preservation of public order than by is pu. chases for the Kensingtoa Museum. THE BUYDENHAM PALACE was bu'it in 1853-4 at great cost. it is located at Norwood, accessible by raii trom London bridge every hour, .n tfteen minutes’ tha. Excursion Uckets are issued, including adimission io the Pa ace, for two siutings and six pence aud two shillings, for first and second classes respectively. The build- ing 1s constructed mataly of glass and iroa, and when built was about 1,200 feet long by 700 w.de. Surrounding it are exteusive grounds, beautifully laid out, with waiks, groves, streams, fountains and wil those useful ormameatations which hive proved wo satisfactory In our own Park, Tha bu DEO ig and iis contents are worthy long and special study. is various departments are con- siructed and filled with a view to educa- tion as well as entertainment. Tius the Egyptian, the Grecian, the Roman, the Italian, the German, the Assyrian and the Byzantine courts not only cou- tain origina's or copies of the most notable statuary emanating from those countries, but the are.it ture employed 10 their construction ts strictly ac: cording to the several national styles. Museums, conservatories, galleries and refreshinent saloons abound, and not only one day, but many, may be pleasantly and profitably spent witulu the palace walls. A corresponient, Who writes of a visit to this ghanmuing Spot, SAys;— he day of dur visit wis the occasion of the For- Tesier’s Fete, aud we atterwards warncd from the Papers that no less than 64,000 visitors were at tie Dalace that day, Except in a few of the departinenis the buliding Was not uncoutorianly crowded, and over the grouuds one coud find many walks 2s uict asa Canad.an'woodand, The 4,000 poopi¢ UCN, Cricseung, running, racing With veloel- Pease and playing all the outdoor games inveuted, Yet lueve Was Toomn it the shaded Walks and groves for secinsion and rest, where not even the voices of the crowd coud reach you, and only an occastonat gust of wind, Waiting scvains ivom some enrhusiastic brass band, waiting strains from some enthusiastic brass baud, remimded you of the Immeuse Wrong w.thiu the enclosure. ‘There is too muci to be seen at tie Sydeuham Crystal Palace. One’s limbs and eyes aré weary before one-hall 1s seen, and we leave With 2 contused idea of a mammoth crystal balding, and statuary and plants from ail climes, and singiug buds and groves as beautiful as nature's own, and muniature 8 and terraces and flowers, and crowds of hwnan faces, a very Babel of sights and sounds. Th are but hints of what the Suydenham Palace embraces, Under its broad spreading roof concerts have been heid at which 3,000 children dave sung to an audience of 30,000 people. Lastrn- Mental concerts Lave vbeca given, anniversary diu- mers and meetings held, circuses have drawn by their neyer-fading fascinations thousagds of chil- dien with lier parents, and, in short, it has been to Lonuon # grand and unexceptionable place of re- fined amusement, THE PARK AS A PLACE OF RESORT. Sometuing of this sori we want in New York, Wat ave we, except the Park, for generai aimuse- ment aad recreation’ ‘theatres, ike churches, are tor menial instruction and entertamment: but uney are no places for young cuildren, hor for the Labor. ing Classes, WhO Canuol afford the necessary expen- dituie. Take away the Park and what remains? Absolutely iotning that can be recommended as a pace of popuiar resort. But the Park, beautiful aia tastesuiasit is, is Dot complete, As # play- ground, a dri a& promenade und a place for outoor concerts, it is all that can be desired, pans gives New York what ihe Suyders ad gronnds give to Loudon, More ever, for jour months m the year the Park ts brown aud sere and tie beak winds sweep the Man and the ‘Terrace, WHAT WH NKED IN NEW YORK. We need for New York an institution where a mugiificent caifice, In the midst of elegantsurround- dns, Sha combine Within ttoelf all forms of reasona- be entertainment and give a perpetual stimutus to it snouid have galleries of the nd statuary; # museum of alt that is Tare Aha Curious iM art, sclence and manutuc- St a bureau Where May be placed on exhibition aud sale every pew invention which Brother Jona- than or any of his Iriends from over the sea may de- vise; a inechanical workshop, where every variety of the appucation of steam, eectricity or oiher mo- tive power may ve seen in constant practical illus- wation; agricultural and horucultural aepartments, where all attainable products of our own or other ries may be Kept on exhibition, with persons we Who can intelligently auswer all the mul dasious quesions which visitors, espectaiy from tne ratal distiets, Wl naturally ask; a grand hall Jor instramente: concerts (these to be given ev day when the hall is not otherwise occupie operatic vccusions, Monster Musical jubiiecs or draiuatic annive sor commenorative periorm- ances und any great public gathewngs; suialier dais Where agriculture and sclence could be made popular by a jude: Jecuon of lectures; the whole to be under managers, Who would de iiberal in arranging the schedtle of prices for ex- hibition or admission SO as To Make It emphatically ihe people’s exchange, In addition to the above where should be @ system of prizes, medals and Aonors, ior Which exhibitors could compete, and last, ‘but by no Means least, We structure should be docated in tae most accessible and salabrious spot to be obtained, even if it had to be largely paid tor, THR PROPOSED INDUSTRIAL PALACE. Can suci & broad and comprehensible plan be earned out here? or, rather, is it likely to ber for anything can be done here which kas been or can be done elsewhere, ft 18 satisfactory to know that ahe project 15 not oniy feasible, but provable, A charter has been granied by the Legisiature which conters suiicient power upon an “industrial Oom- pany” to enabie them to carry out sometiung sucha programme a3 We have here sketcoed, The charter is for fity years, “and thereafter, uniess repealed,’? and the capital 18 $7,000,000. It remains to be seen wuetier (he iucorporators have any adeqate idea of what is due from them to tie city of New York (and AO! tus city alone, but the whole country, of which tunis is the metropolis) in return for such ample authority, These incoporators are to hold their first elecuon of officers in a few days. Will they be wise enough to choose men of oroud views, of quick apprebension of the public needs, a strct integrity and of skillul energy, who will be vigorous im executing the pro- visions of their charter? There has never been @ moce splendid opportuntty for any body of men to make thetuselves beueluctors of the city than this. Not even the conception and execution of the #ark plan was more promising of beneficial re- stuls, provided always that the men in charge have tue experience, the tact and the nerve to improve uhe opportunity, As to the fnanctal success of any such besser an this city Chere can be no quest on, No people spend mouvy move ireely for what is really good ihan our own. AS We exceed even the Parisians thewselves m our expenditure for eircap and hold no tighter io adolac than the A ae do to a: shilling, we can make of the Industrial Exnibition a more bril- iiant Gnancial success than even the Worid’s Fair of idl, or the Paris Exhibition of 1867, This part of the question we propose to treat more at length at at another time, Having been, as usual, the tirst newspaper to give to the public the text of the charter, and now the first to show New Yorkers how they may surpass the attractions of the great cities of the Old Worid, the H&RALD will Keep its readers aivised of the progress of this great enterprise, and show our business men how their interest hes in urging it to saccessiul fraivon, "HAVAL, INTELLIGENCE. Masters Thomas G. Groves, R. B. Peck, George A. Morris and ©. A, West ana Encizn EB. D. Taussig, United States Navy, have been ordered to Washing. ton, D, (., for examination aud promouga. 5534 &@ 6534; do, five per cent, 47 a 60; Virginia, ex coupon, 69 & 0994; do. new, 6946954; do, registered BtOCK, 56)¢ & 56%; dO, do., 1866, 66 a 67; do: do., 1867, 61)4 & 62; Georgia sixes, 87 a 90; do, sevens, 94a 9434; do. do., interest payable Georgia, 90 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 474 a 48; do. new, 2334 @ 23%; Missouri sixes, 92)¢ a 93; do. Hannibal and St. Joseph, 92 a 93, Lousiana sixes, 75 @ 76; do. sevens, 78 a 80; do, eights, 85 a 87; do. levee sixes, 73 a74; do. do. eights, 91 a 92; Alabama etyhts, 101 a 103; do. fives, 73 a 15; do, sixes, sterling, 90495; South Carolina sixes, 90 a 92; do., new, 8134 a 82; do. registered stock, 80 & 85; City of Memphis sixes, 60); a 52; C.ty of Atlanta eights, 83 a 85; City of Savan- nah sevens, 89290; City of New Orleans consols, 78 477; do, do., rallroud issue. 72 a 74; Mobile and Ohio sterling, 74476; do. eights, 67a 70; Mis. sissipp! Central Railroad, first mortgage, do a 67; do., second do, 60 & 62; Memphis and Charleston first mortgage, 84 a 80; do,, second do, 73 a 80; do., stock, 43.046; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, 71a 72; Macon and Brunswick, guaran- wed by State of Georgia, $1482; Arkansas sevens, oa TOM. FINANCIAL AND CORUM, SaTurpay, May 7—6 P. The week closed on aduli and qa.es market for gold and government bonds and wun A REACTION IN BTOOKS. The earlier tian actions of the day at the Stock Exchange were on a very large seale, and the deal- ings in Lake shore continued exeited, the price ad- Vaneing to 101g. Here ib became evident that ihe stock was without the support of the cliques, and it deciined agam to 1003¢, at which 1t was heavy when the sr et market left oi this evening. The early en- thusiasim was due w a loreknowledge of the bank statement. After the actual publication of the exhibit prices dcolined, tae eligues in Lake Shore having sold on the buoyancy produced by its expected very javorabie ‘eatures. The rest of the market reacted with Lake Suore and y.elded @ quarter (to one per cent ivem the highest prices, the market at c.osing giving the impiession that most of the cliques are se. king to realize, and that next week will wituess a@ general realization on thew part, There will be many justances where the oMques, who are strongly entrenched on some stocks, Will doubtless take ad- Yauiage of tue chance w buy all the “shorv” stock that is offered in the forthcoming “break” 10 Lake Sior. The folowing tao.e will show the highest abt iowest prices of the leading speculaiive shares: Highess Lovee, WHE CITY BANK SHARES, The following were the bids for the city bank shares:—New York, 143; Mannattan, 143; Mechanics’, 189; America, 147; Phenix, 100; Tradesmen’s, 154; Greenwich, 215; Mechanics and Tradeys’, 120; National, 116; Seventh Ward, 109; State of New York, 108; Commerce, 128; Ocean, 82; American Ex- & Hud. corsohdated. 99 change, 111; Chatham, 170; Bank of the Republic, val & Wuusen BeLD.. 95% 118; Bank of North America, 104; Hanover, 108; a Irving, 116; East River, 111; Shoe and Leather, 165; 103% Corn Exchange, 129; Continental, 9734; St. Nicholas, 101% 116; Commoawea th, 114; Importers and Tra lors’, 151; Park, 166; Central National, 111; Fourth National, 107; Ninth National, 110; Tenth National, 113; Ortental, 15034; Gold Exchange, 55; Bankers aud Brokers’ Association, 110, THE IMPORTS OF THE WERK. The imports other than dry goods and specie at the port of New York from foreign ports for the week ending May 6, 1870, were $4,768,317, The following shows the imports of foreiga dry goods at this port during the past week and since the beginning of the yea Pitisourge. Nortnwe Novthuwes Rock Irian i. Milwaukee and Milwaukee aud St Paut preterr OMio and Missi also! citer Jersey Central. \ CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. The following Were the closing prices at the last session of the Stock hange:—Canton, T1 a TL; For the week. a Piaget * ‘1869. ” a Cumberland, 45 a 47; Consohdated Coal, 2744 q | En ered at port. ...$1,125,059 $1,480,736 $1,435,476 2734; Western Union, 32% @ 335 Quicksilver, 93 a 10; Thrown on mark 1,842,803 3,012,249 1,738,757 Mariposa preferred, 1834 & 1835; do. certifigates, ] Entered at port.....27,007,860 29,607,677 40,825 223 45 4 46; Paciic Mail, 425 a 4214; Boston Water | Thrown on Iharket. 31,856 511 39,676,136 41,890,362 Powe 5 aw; 5S We @ total imports at this port for the past week ae i maine, i me say gg Oh a Chie: Wells Fis lh $0.003,.208, “tir $7,062,! sid. Yor the bs dahapest a 18; American Express, | Corrsponding week of last year. ‘The tota! imports 4 a 43%; United States express, 443; | at New Yo.k for the week compare as 1ollows: a 45; Merchants’ Unien, 7 bid; New York be asi fie Weak ending Totar, Central consolidated, 98% = @ «98% 3 do. 5 } scrip, #44 % 05; Hlarlom, 14444 a 144%; Erie, 2 %4; do. preferred, 47 a 50; Reading, 192% a 103; Michigan Central, 124 bid; 6,348,518 Lake Shore, 101.a 10144; Minois Central, 1414 a 6,046,404 143; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 105% a 106; Chicago pars 1, 887, 618 and Northwestern, 824 8214 referred, 9156 a 9134; THE SUE-TREASURY REPORT, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 79 a 80; Rock Tsiana, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 66 a 661;; do, preferred, 813¢ a 8134; Toledo and Wabash, The following shows the results of to-day'’s busi- General balance yest $91,218,836 55'5 @& 553%; do. preferred, 73 bid: Fort Wayne, | Gold receipts. 691,005, 945, 295; Alton and Terre Haute, 39; do. preferred, ae Palanee.: oo e802, 082 63 bid; Ofio and Mississippl, 8844 a 384%; Delaware a bi trad and Lackawanna, 111 a111%¢; New Jersey Central, 10a 110%; Chicago and Alton, 114 a 114%; do, pre- ferred, 115 @ 11644; Morris and Essex, 92% a 92%; Hannival aud St. Joseph, 11034 a 112; do, preferred, 1103; @ 11074; Jron Mountain, 46; Dubuque and Sioux City, 1071 ® 108%; Boston, Hartford and Erte, 64; a 6124 Columbas, Chicago and Indiana Central, 19); a 1938. ‘THR BANK STATEMENT. pases (included in gold rec ipts). 000 $704,000 cancelled gold certificates were sont to Washingion, SALES AT THE ew Yom ORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Sawurday, M May 710115 A. M. i The flow of money toward the meiropolis is again : oA refle ted in the very favorable character of the bank a % +4 stitement, ‘The deposits of ihe week have increased ae over eight and a half milfons and the specie over O85 two and a half millions, the latter item representing Fy the difference between the Treasury disbursements % 95 of the May interest and the recetpts for customs. us gi 4 ‘The gain m legal tenders is over # million, making a too 108 % total gain in reserve of nearly four miiltonslagainst ‘, et an increaze in Habiitics of eight and a halt miilions, 3 1007, The statements of the lash two. follows :— weeks contrast as May 7. April 30. $269, 504 2 $275,246, sit Loans Specie Circulation. 05 Deposits. 208,789.35 Legal tenders 54,944,865 The changes in detail are us follows:— iw Nich Bo adm. 1000 Mich Saf bds..... 2000 Pac 7a, ed by M 100) Alt & fH 2d'm pf. Pa 5h, 108,922 Tncrease in loans... «$5,742,186 | 2000 U Pac RK Lat m Increase in specte. 2681403 | 1000Cen Vac RK g bds Decrease in circulation 61752 J $000 do Tocrease in deposits 8,572,868 increase in jegal tenders. THE MONKY MARKEY EASY ‘The money market was easy at four to five per cent on call, with exceptional loans on stocks at six, Commercial paper was in fair request at’ 64¢ to 75 per cent, Foreign exchange closed firm on the basis of 10944 @ 10934 lor prime bankers’ sixty days and 1097 4 110 for sight sterling bills. GOLD WEAK AND LOW! ‘The gold market was weak on the announcement of another large instalment of cotton received at the + 1,164,057 200 6574 00 wt a SS ore p30 80° 60 RO, 10 she Fourth Nas ince do. Continental Bank. Shoe & Leather BI 20 Cumb @onl & 1 100 West U Tel. ports, the amount being 7,000 bales im excess of the aa inlet previous week's receipts. When, in addition to titis, 200 the bank statement showed an increase in specie the price declined to 1144, as against 115), carly in the day, or when the market had been strong on the firmness in exchange and @ further pment of sil- ver by to-day’s steamer. ‘The course of he market is shown in the table:— wo wo Morris. & He RR: 10UN Y & N Hserip. 25 do 100 Han & St Jon . 300 H & St Jo RR pi. 200 C, CATO RE a do. L4ey ; #10000 US 6.20, ¢, "67 Vale a 1149 UN b-W0. c, fe 20000 US 5-20, c, *68.. TA000 US $0, 6,785, CUE G00 Us 1-40, 28500 USO-20, ¢, “67.."... 15%; 10000 3 « Holders of gold “paid from two to five per have their balances carried. Exceptional transac- tions occurred at flat for borrowing, The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follow: Gold cleared + $84,441,000 Gold balance + 3,408,550 Currency baianc . 16m One o?Clock F 300 sha Chi Ou i $1000 Tenu 6's, 000d THE SPEOLK MOVEMENT. ‘The foliowing is a detailed report of the specie ex- ported from New York during the week ending May 7, 1870:— Steamer Cimbria, Parts—American $200,000 11,000 n silver mer Cibria, London— eign silver. American silver. American gold May Steamer bars. x Sliver bars. May 7—Steamer City pool—Britian gold May 7— r Deutschland, “Lonuon: ver bars THR 200 Obto & Mise 10 Obio & Minx pref. oat Be IM. jo. > ig :2 5 oe r 178,238 i May 7—Steame = Five o’Clock P. * : Wee Unter .. ye 33 Chic A NW. .. n sllver, 14810 | Perattan. “ants & Chic AN W ort aes & sic ‘Total for the week. «601,40 | HE Ceatralcon Sta: Sie sores awe eae Previously reported or eos 8,117,860 | Harlem, 80% a 81 Total since Ji 1, 18 ¥ Resi oe: ED ‘Total since January 1, 0, «0. + $8,700, 29 i Dry a 38s fH : $5200 204 | fake there i Same time 1869. 11,340,345 Rome time 1868. 1, 955 — ae Sam « 11,035,7 a0 BROOKLYN COURTS. San + 8,300,360 Same time 186 + 6,667,449 GOVERNMENTS SYRONG AND STEADY. COURT OF SESSIONS. The government market was insensible to the rh Sentenced. deciine in gold, and prices were steady and strong throughout, its drmness ig due to & continued investment demand on the part of capitalists and moneyed Institutions, who, unable to earn more than four or five per cent on call, with the prospect of an easter money market yet in the summer, are desirous of obtaining the six per cent gold interest Before Judge Troy. Andrew McCabe and Benjamin Morris, convicted of keeping a disorderly house at the corner of Bridge and Nassau streets, were yesterday ined $100 cach by Judge Troy. John Tierney, convicted of running a faro bank In South Fifth street, was fined $50, which the five-twenties carry. The market closed ‘The court then adjourned. steady, a8 follows:—United States currency sixes, SURAOGATE'S COURT. 112% 9 112%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 116% 4 Wills Admitted, &c. Before Surrogate Veeder. During the past week the wills of the following named deceased persons were admitted to pro- bate:—Maria Duryee, $10,000; James McAnally $1,000; Frank Notte, $5,000; Michael Hickey, $4,000; Elizabeth Fu 000; 6,000, zs George Spun Pig toues B, Bedell, $16,000, The of Cmineling abieas was tejected. « Letiers of administration were granted on tho & 116}4; do, do, coupon, 1164 a 116%; do five-twenties, registered, May and November, 110M & 1103g; do. do., 1862, coupon, do, 1113 A111; Ao. do., 1864, do. do., 1103 a 110%; do, do., 1865, do. do,, 1103{ a 111; do, do, 1865, do., January and July, 1127f 2118; do, do., 1867, do. do, 113% & 1131; do, d0., 1868, do do, 118% @ 113%; do ten-forties, registered, 1064 @ 107; do, do, coupon, 107.35 @ 1077 SOUTHERN SECCRITIRS DULt. estates of John Ulrich Muller (Switzeriand), John ed. P. tne Sonthern ist was again extremely au, the | Crowle, Ered. F.,Rotatadt Sohn piney, Patrick only activity was in Tennessees, which reached to | Terry, Maria Mobl, Margaret Watson Bnd Carsten Havers. Letters of guardianship of Charles Musgrave were ranted to Frederika Muagrave, his motuer, apd of ne K, Naight to Bowe K, Haiguy 65% for the new bonds, but again fell off at the close, when the following quotations pre- valled :—Tepnessee, eX conpon, 0 a 604; do, new, . MAY 8, 1870,—TRIPLE SHEET. BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR. the funeral, from. her tate residence, No. 23 Boek- man place’ on Monday morning, a6 ten o'clock, without far her notice. owt Ns were Philadelphia papers please The following bills were approved by Governor es a Pepa ane we Holtman on Friday, and are now on file tn the ofttce | Latte oi pices Bridge, of the Secretary of Stare;— he (rlends of the family ATA MERTING OF THE GERMAN CITIZENS OF THE Third w M1 last mitht, at 40, 17% Greenwich atreot, unanimously @lopted: ft and endorse the eity and county of New rae: BERNARD MOLLoy, ings coanty, Lrets and, @ invited to attend the Improving roads at Saratoga Springs. f eral, from iia lute ee, 41 Madison street, OS lh ra Creek Centre and Pickleviile road me (Sunday ).usternagig®s two yy ree May 7, | strongly. re ‘ trust, oad whom me ver o ; Vv nu Brooklyn, on Saturday, 7, | strongly | rewament to” the Democratle denen Toaher map ol New Yore, Sun HOVERS, w malive of Helturbet, OUN'Y een, Tammany Hi as one of the afteem Aldermen 4 election, and tuat we will use wre Dis electl on Staten Island, Roads in Westonesier county. Baers in Hempstead. ng Toad in Gueens county. Taprorment pi hite Plains, In relation to Mamaroneck avenue, u the Tist year of her og 4 lends o the funily, and of bie , a lok and Hugh D., are respect Uy end the fune al, fr m the residence of her son, Hugh D. McGovern, 316 Fallon street, Cer ner of Pie ropont, on Monday afteraoon, wh Wo an well we that oF b whose names nl Preaident, Monroe County Insane Asyiura. o'clock. Ww ‘ Altering Commissioners’ map of Brooklyn. | Mosoxn After a loug and painful tines, Henry Wellbrow k, G Collection of taxes in Morrisania and West‘Farms, | CHARLES Mosoniey, in tie o8th year ol bis age. Bergman. mi To provide for greater salety on railroads. His frieads and tie friends of the Be adhe are re A LAR ea In relaiion to Westchester avenue. Speettuly invitai to atten | th Ae ah Fe G AND ENTHUSIASTIC. MEETING OF Yonkers Central avenue, res.dence, 1,053 Third onus Dight at Block's Hotel, 694 Laat Horeca wand paid tase . the followl mile Bloch, vresideaet 4 tue following resolutions were St. Ann's avenue, Morrisania. Chateangay Lake public highway. Westchester Treasurer to borrow money. Altering map 0. ‘troy. Atlanue Savings Bank, New York. Owego toll brid ge, Alve: ing may of New Yorke 4 ‘To discontinue proposed streets in New York. tag Brooklyn Justice 0: tae Peace. # Re.ating to atwndants, messengers and OMicers of courts In Kings county. in reiauon Ww O.d White Plains post road, West- chester county. gentlemen were elected as 0 ti Mayer Bloch, secretary ; ‘the beloved wife of Ed- of ‘Belfast, Ireland, aged 60 wart MeAvalty, mative ye. e funera! will take pla $14 Hudson street, 0 Clock, ved, Thatwe, the citizens of the Eleventh ward, most y ehdorae thd inte actinn of the Hou. W, tweed recommend Mr, Nichol - late for Alde ry from ber tite reldence, on Monday a.ternoon, ab wo aturday, May 7, of consump. HELB. hin to be a trustworthy, reliab) 9, a weil as competent to fit position for which wi Rothebild, 1. Gross, Ne rae J, Bodenteluier, D. Metager, nelubeimer, Ry San, Ee{souosmlth, H, Borg, members of Putnaui Lodge, No. 338. 8 a nyited to attend the fue: from ins late 402 Ba-t Eighth street, on Monday aiternoe os Hatiield, Heury tall, wo Bikaiaeige Hees tae oh Taste whe tank ovpnr f Loughict saa th Geert a stern iowa Blecvion of Recelver of 'Taxe Mrs. J } of Loughicher | W, stem. H. Stern, J. Bauou sa ter; Ds Begs Lanaitight g ae OF Par ce And: Apnomemente ip can r county Tipp: Ire'and, aved 65 veurs, | Kan M. Sells, J. Newinan and’.000 of Water anu Sewerage Commissioners, Brooklyn. Tee fr ends or Lie family are respecifully invited ; ’ ToT Enlarging poundaries of Auvurn, amendin of te vt wer leks ral, Lol opin lal eats Soap win BG ae oe oa Sey A ment and 6 : 4 oclo om the resid:moe of her datziter, Mrs. Awaings, Flags and Tents for the million. ee fr cee ar nevente ldoon, 613 East Nii.t street. ‘Sadat Htoeck meat Rroadwaye Steam towage on canals. uddenly, on Thursday, May 5, AN- —we c x aged 48 years k, TU UNDERSIG ARE Mi, NICOLAS am fs Spo fam of weighing hoats and cargoes a4! Tends and acquainances ant those of the Li 1 uller mea e vite of all sanders ‘Altering map of New York. family are respectfully tnvited to attena the funerat | hy! bio’ asth bamenea Gia Village of Wc edeport, from her late restienve, No. U1 Marion street, this iways @ true frend to bis fel American Trust Company. (sunday) aiternoon, at (Wo o'e ock. ‘Additional no aries, RAMSAY.—t Hoerum avenue, Hudson © ty, on + German General Union Come Fri ay, May 6, Mrs, AGNES RAMSAY, wife of John G. Ramsay, aged 89 year ‘The tuneral will take place from her late reside ce, in Boerum avenue, near Washin tou avenue, Hudsou City, ths (Sunday) aftecnoon, a one o'clock. Fdtbarg (S$ olland) papers plea ¢ coy REYNOLDS.—At Jersey City, on Thursday, May 5. HS BE RSHOLDm late of Spr.ngtield, Mass., aged 63 eneral Fxecattve nomination a Alderman, some out vieto lous at the J Remy, MC. Adrian, K. » Ketcharta, Fried . Graf, Conray Altering Commissioners’ map'ot Brooklyn. Legal notices ia Hamilton county, ‘Amend ny charter o: Ding Sus. Incorporatiag Spencer Springs Hotel Company. Ladies? Libiary Association, Gloversville. Incorporaung New York Polytechnic Association. Incorporaung Brooklyn Library Budding Fund As- sociawOn. é Incorporating the Ladies’ Helping Hand Associa- on, In relation to the Black River and St. Lawrence Railroad. Buifalo and Washington Rat!way Company. Butalo and Williamsville Railroad Company. Reiating to Bridgewater, Oneida county. In relation to the Filty-flith regiment N. @. Charter of Edgewater, Railroad at Baratogo Springs. Incorporating Richmond Hotel Company. ‘Troy Safe Deposit Company. Incorporating Tarrytown Fire Department. Tompkins Square Me:hodist Church, Brooklyn. eee Long Island Camp Meeting Associa- wil yea Funeral from the residence of ne son-in-law, $ Negus, 126 Grove sir ternoon, at two o'clock. —On Friday, May 6, Ri i iver; ool, kngland, aged Liver, ool papers NE RIORDAN. —On Frid ‘May 6, TEREMIAT RIORDAN, in the 68th year of his age. ‘The relatives and fr ends of the family are respect fuly invited to attend the funerat, from bis late residence, 97 Eigh.h street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'¢lock precisel SAMFESON. On Satur No. 71 Monroe street, 50: 6sth year of his age. ‘The re atives and friends of th members of Jordon Lodge, No, 15, EO. B. B. spectiully invited to alvend the funeral, residen 7 Monroe street, this (Sunday) a noon, ab CWO O'e Ock. JORDAN LODGE, Ge Nn Alantlay ag. | PROPOSALS FOK WROL te POST OFF. AND COU Re how SE, NEW YORK CITY, tor aloug and Oi " of ‘ved at the oflice of the Super- May, 1870, for furniab. ting Im place the cast and on plans and sched inte: tng. nt irom work oxib) od consisting of cast-iron eolumne, bed-plates, &e., tron bi quality of pl wn by tae woke Castings must not weigh lems than the echedule welghy aod no surplus wetgbe Will be paid for, Hor Wil any ewattngs Of less rection, or vary: quirements of the drawings be ay, May 7, at hi MON SAMELSON, restder in tie or relief of Cannon street Baptist Church, Brook- lyn. Incorporating Hartwick Lutheran Synod. ee MARRIAGES AND Pen fHs soe, platens ry must be planed aud the entire an 1auner anufactre of the iron Works, or of ad must be of the schedules, and be the straight aud sound, in all re work cleaned of nnd fi ‘The beams and girders Wadsworth, Phoenix or P titaeto in euled f 3 they will t 15, LO. B. B.—-The members = this Lodge are requested to mect to-day (Suuday), May 8, at half-past tweive o'clock, at TK om, 295 Bowery, in order to attend the our late Brother, meso By order of the dent. PHILIP MICHAELSON, Secretary. ScHMECKPEPER.—On Friday, May 6, after a siort, Married. BaLies—VOLMER.—On Wednesday, May 4, at the residence of the bride’s brother-in-law, Thomus B. ‘Tr.pler, Esq., by the Rev, Dr. Millett, FERNANDO Bavres to Lizzie VOLMER, all of this city, k work must rest on east iron bed- ns unl Humber required by the spect- (EEA Eames.—On Thursday, April 28, by | painful ilmess, ELIZABETH, Wie of Ge nard 4 ovary” to Dut. she’ wi the Rev. B. W. ilitehcock, Gxoxce Brackuurn 4 | Senmeckpeper, aged 24 years, 1 month ana 12ada.s._ | W\,tese mange and anche It” the slone or sat ea Cannte P. Baas, all of this city, ‘The reiatives and Irieids Of the samily are respect | work tozecher and In plac’, 1o the complete satistuction Of HEDENBERG—HAYNeES,—-At St. James’ church, | faliy invited to attend the funeial, from St. intendent, ent ns re yired by him. New London, Conn., on Thursday, April 28, by Rey. | Matthew's cliurch, corner of Broome and Biigubeth rdera will be put togeiber with bolt and steel Dr. Robert Hallam, JoHN W. HEDENBERG, of New | streets, this (Sunday) afternoon, a: two o'clock. ‘The aad Chey. ogee ee een ee York, to ANNIE B., daughter of John Haynes, of the d by the Superintendent, remain: to be Interred ab Lutieran Cemetery, former place. ny particule will be rejected " ning, May 4, Jon The contracta permitted th ft Kenpron—Home.—On Thursday, May 5, at Grace son of John A. and Mary R. mu cngines: fa, utting the work in place, withont « ehureh, Waltamsburg, by the Rev, Ws, Chulivell, 24 years, 3 months and 21 day: int wulltbe required to fay the time of ve kyea employ OHN M. KEMPTON to SARAH M., drew Hume, all of Brooklyn, B.D.” Larkin--Hopktxs.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, May 1, at the Church of the Assumption, by the Rev. Wm. Keegan, ParrRick H. LARKIN to ELLEN FRANCES Hopkins, daugiiter of Anne and the late Lawrence Hopkins, and stepdaughter of James McGaughran, all of Brooklyn. Chicago refi ‘St. Louls papers please copy. MCLEER—-DELANY.—On Wednesday, May 4, at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, by the Kev. Ain working them, when required, e' datives and tric y invited to at end Uf dene, 271 Seventh street, at two o'clock. SramMaks.—On Thursfay, May 5, of disease of the kidneys, WILLIAM STAMMERS, In the 63d year of his age. Relatives aud friends are invited to a neral, from lis late residence i Brooklyn, on Monday morniog, at Srew Thursda daughter of Au Trio wil be faraiehod. by the depareaeut Kk of the f i Rag ew on Ay ‘Scaffolding, to be furnished by the contrac: funeral, trom tits lat this (Sunday) afternoon, te to "Proposals will be made by the. piece for the various omate ings and beams, which will Include the wedges, boite, angle clamps, ties, anchors, or other metal work n ‘and put the work in place, whether mentioned in draw- chedules or not. a, delivered, fitted ava put tn nomplvte, within ihre months afer date of written commence the work. ‘he work will bot be subdlvi ‘ed among different bidders, but will be considered in the agurezate. Th Young, Epwanp Mclrex, of Brooklyn, to Mary | in Us city, Wruttay PINK : # schedules will be ured ta identifying the material and Alice, daughter of Andrew Delany, of this city. ‘The relatives and frends of the famiy are respect | making the payments which will be made monthly, deduct- SCANLON—SOMENDYK! AtSt. Lawrence’ wureh, | faliy invite d tend the inperal, trom the Ascen- a) es) eee tual compl men aos ining ed Yorkville, on Wednesday, April 27, by BR Hi. | sion chureh, Pittravenue and Tenth siicet, om Mon; | ot - 60,000, that the will accept and perform the con- Glackine: J., THOMAS J. SCANLON 00 Lizzie A., eldest daught or ‘of Jacob W. Somendyke, Esq. pluck, May 7, at Yonkers, county Kilkenny, Ire. day morning, af hill past te WALSH.—On Saturda PATRICK WALSH, native ded bin, te suilicleney of the security to be to by the District Atorney of the district where be Died. TA Bae So veet lpia pot nytt dc bp en a yg BaRBARIN.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, May 6, Geonce | y 20m tacefrom the Catholic charch, the printed form to be ob © d does pot conform in every respect to * this advertisement, will not be consid- boaals be recelved from any pardes in the manufactur ri and who bave not the be Tor getring out the casts vvala will be endorsed ARBARIN. ‘The relatives and friends of the famil, to attend the funeral, from Old St. An corner of Washington and Sands st Uiix (Sunday) ailernoon, at wo ken, on Thursday, May of’ John G. Weise, in the ‘e invited cal year or he gn ‘The relatives and friends, also German Matual So- in y for Widows wud Orp! ted! to attend the funeral, No. 40 Meadow street, lock. 4, ure respectfully from her (ate residen Hoboken, this (Sunday) alt alley, Ke tucky, CA . Joseph W. Ben-on and daughter of the late John Kk. Peters, of this city. CALVIN, HULBURD, Superintendent. roy {S. Y.) and San Franeisco papers please copy. halt-pase, three o'clook on ‘Friday BEDDING. eek pRADY.—In. Brooklyn, on Saturday, May 7, aged Police Department. in ihe 66 tt year BEDDING. 34 years, & native of parish Baltborough, county | of this 1: B JOTLN TL WILCOX & CO. No. 5@ Fourth avenue, ieee Fee , His funeral will take place at one o'clock P.M, | gbhasite A. f. Siewart & Coe apes ate ae cfosierns ne remains Will be taken to St. Patrick's church. SOuth Amerivan horse bait, manufacturers aud dea! on Sunday, Mays. front the residence of his son-in feVonaid, Pulaski street, near Broad- between Reid and Stuyvesant ayeunes, Brook Keut ave wholesule and retatl. a frou imvit street, near Willoughby avenue, Brookly BLoss.—On Friday, May 6, FRANK Newell W. Bloss, aged 17 years. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are fully invited to attend the funeral, ire dence, No. 116 West Forty-ninth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The rematas will be taken to Greenwood for interment. TURNS.—-On Friday, May 6, Jawes Buens, of Cas town, county Kitkenuy, Ireland, in the 86th year is age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from bis late residenc: 0 Bast Tweltth street. Browy.—On Saturday morning, Brown, of New York, wife of Jon Mattresses. Husk and Straw Mattresses, way, lya, Wallworth K, wife of expe te n her late resi- T THOMPSON'S BL JA” avenue, opposite ¢ Keeping, Writing, Arithmet! evening private instruction | open all summer. AGED SOUTHERN LADY WOULD LIKE en af a widower, W refinement would be perfec oh tanghtand spoken ; enna : Aduress for ope week SOUTHERN LADY, stu- Phankets, Qatits, Comfor Bolsters ‘and Pillow Feathers wash » FOURTH * Tnetitate-Telerraphy, Hook- Grammar, Spelling; day and ladies’ department ; terma low ; ined by Sheldon's patent rs renovated by steam and relleved of all ere H n Hair mattresses renovated aad remade. ais JOHN H, WILCOX, ten & Wileox. formeryy of * FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, © FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRAN- chant parfaitement wa place, et qni peat cov- e Wheeler & Wilson machine, ‘Sladresser au 4o0 LESSONS IN je, at the pupil's bome, in New York, Address PRENCH TEACHER, eferen tion D. \ NOH LADY WISHES TO. GIV the French lang Brookigu or Wiliiameburg. L Ewen street, Wiliamaburg, at Mime, os rie "i fy ato Lebel Batter JNK ACCOUCHEUSE ; ELLE PEOT DONNER DES : and onda. of the tainly ate reap: Thecu’s dry goodad Ubon andations, Stadresser au Confieur fully invited to attend the funoral, from her lw a F aserinoaeamers residence, 654 Second avenue, on Monday afternoon, DDRESSES W EN ON DEMAND.-A YOUNG —--————_— — ut one o'clock. COLGAN.—In Brooklyn, ot Saturday, May 7, MARY COLGAN, i Witthy Ireland, aged 6: 5 ends and relauves are respectfully invi aviend the (nneral, from her late residence, 85 it on Mon towk, Us HOMME, A RIVAN'T DE PARIS, SORTANT DE ln maison de I nr, GL ayant gouverne une ecole de dressage pendant dix ans, desire trouver une place de cocker dans une malson de premiere ordre on ebex un drea wenr de ch ii peut donner des guranties. Pas d’ob- ne, Stadresser pour huit jours lady has furnished seven ortginal addresses, need in no dishonorable manger by others. Kefern to her own volume, jdress box 79 station D. Mis, f Loughrea, county Gal- WRITING, SOOKKFEPING, &C.. DOL- nercial College, 875 Broadway, corne ill remain open day and evening all sum- hoys prepared practically for business; eotion paid to ladies; stiitners and trembling en- trely removed; turms moderate. OARDING SCHOOL verpool, Engiand, on Priday, May 6, Captain ROBERT (. CUTTINGY late of the steamer Hao. 1 ORANGE, ON, J. THE grounds are spacious and high 4 sina school, for boarders ouly; a superior home for boys, with the constant attention ot ah experienced teacher and principal, Address box 144 Pont oitice, south Orange, NJ. ar edicing), covtinues to treat with | diseases of private nature. ‘Age, with expe ledupon. If deuting pert cures and re naonable charger val. his cpinion conte nothing. The establishment (sixteeo Toomn) embraces every conven! etved, yet centrally jorated,, Patients wee the Dr. rivately. His Medical Eesaya, describing the ot Mies savesialty, cut fur 8 cents, Dy ma Mourn ® NEN.—On Friday evening, 4 afte shore but of county Longford, L it's Hospital, 7 {LOCUTION.. INSTRUCTION IN THIS USEFUL AND 4, “ornamental branch of education by a teacher of stand- ing and experienor: the strengthening and 10 ing the ice particularly attended to. Addrexs box 4,951 Post oflice, are respectfully invited alternoon, at half-pas: Oe O% Hospital. DITMARS.—-At Holland N n Saturday, May 7, ANNA LAVINA, infant daughter of Corneiius and Maggie Di The relatives and friends of the famiiy are respec fully invited to attend the funeral, from the res dence of I , this (Sunday) afternoon, at four a hor notice. DoLAN.—On Friday, May 6, P. Y 32 SIXTH AVENUE ALL PRIVATE DISEASES AA cured iinmediately, without mereury, Only otice of Dr. HARRISON, lato of 177 Bleecker street, F A FEW YOUNG LADIES OF RESPECTABILITY would be matronized by a Parisian lady, of distinction, Who bas tangot iu schools in New York, they can make a satisfactory arrangements to aecotapany her to Paris, where whe will spend » year for the improvement of her daughters ; best revere iven in New York or Paris, Address for one Week VARISIAN LADY, station D. GREAT AND, SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED The Portugusse Female Pills always give im- ‘ally prepared for married ladies, pills relieved me in one day, without inconvenience, like magic. Price $b. Dr. A.M, MAURI- CEAU, oftce 13 Liberty atreet, or sent by mall, LADIES’ NAN, DR. H, D. GRINDDE, PRO- jecesst ul practico 4, with or with: DOLAN, aged 45 DRIVATE LE faner: place from tis late residence, No. 30 Little Lweifth street, toils (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'ciock. ENos.—On Friday morning, May 6, F loved wife of Albert: Enos, aged 1s y A 6 hah © relat ‘OR, 210 None need apply but those who are willing to pay liberally for first clus instruction, PHYS! fewsor of Midwife cl reltot yas patient in Tesitanee 120 West Twenty-sixth street, near ue, Klegant room for Indies rejniring nursing. MADAME FRMAL! 1 + West Twenty sixth stree!, guarantees reliel toall female ARRTH, he- cre Fee noltha | PARENTS AND GUARDIANS WISHING TO. SECURE me me, where their children wil well cared (or and instructed, address Mist A. E, CONOVER, Oldbridge, Ned. 4 and friends of the atnily are respec INDLE, A | tenn: ane by sracae FpapauE Rus Eanday) GEYEN, HOUR SYSTEM. OF GRAMMAR. INVALU- | goniptainis. Viexsant roomie tr uur ~ An oY ao Ne t maker write! p nt ats a Gannie.—On Saturday morning, May 7, Horie | Seow Protester HOWE, 18 Hoyletod street Boston Mees, Ly PRL DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY BY ISABELLA, third daughter of Arthur and Isabella - at ANS, 94 Chatham street, without meccety. Gambl IMMER SCHOOLTHE DONALD FIGHLAND IN. | De. ators last inanhood t restored in ay Sette, « eclect Boarding Sobgol for boys, located at Hightand Fails, near West Point, N. 7.7, 0beun ite summer term of 20 weeks Wednesda 18 ROWERE DONALD, Principal, The friends of the family are invited to attend vie funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Antnon Memorial church, Porty-elgtith street. GOAN.—TIMOTHY GOAN, @ Hallve of [te ‘Trpperary, Ireland, aged 65 years. CERTAIN CURE JN EVANS, 4 Chatham ste: His powerful, eafe Monthly P ‘DR. with or without medicines, ‘nud Compound, price $b. county The relatives and friends of the family are re- VITION -WITH BOARD, FOR YOUNG LADIES OR ERTAIN CU! .% MARRIED LADIES, WITH quesied fo attend the funeral, trom nis late rest children, at Mea. TOW NSENU'S, 257 Jay atrect, Brook- | _/ without medicine, by Madame RESTELL) Professor denes, 137 Washington street, o lyn; no vacation for those not wikhing it, dpuiawitery; over 30 yours practice. | Her tataliivie Brena ‘Quebec (Canada) papers please copy mpuror. Decne nat Nokepg * ahah Noe ranal Saxe wale dna. Goov: In this city, on Weidnesday, April 2 Taaitys, nealo arrived,from thy. Mold only at her oifies, No. 1 East’ Fitty-second after a long and painful ilinesa, Jomn C. Gooner. rormerly of Troy, N. Y., aged 59 years. ‘The remains were taken to Troy lor interment. GRA On Friday, May 6, alter a short. bu ere | iliness, JOHN GRAY, the beloved sou of Joun and rays aged 2 years, L month and 11 days, sand relativer of the family, also those t 4, Patrick and Thomas Gray, are respect. } fully mvited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) in i: ment aa tutor iu a private family or schoo! teach classics, mathematics, English and Spanish W. , Herald otlicr. © 6 FOR 24 WRITING LESS! $2. 0) ing, Arithmetic, Wr: each per quarver: day or @ reas © iene (estnblished 1549), 64 Bowery, € Yirst door trom Fifth avenue, and at dra 1, ur sent by mall, Caution.—AN ou sire or slats, le are * TO LADIES IN TROUBLE, WiTa jcine, at oue interview, by Dr. PAR ua street, LL Petry ATE DISEASES CURED SCTENTIFICALLY ; adjies in trouble find certain relief at one viall, without Dr. FRANKLIN, Ls Bleeckar street. ' ~—LADIFS IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE « relief. No pay (until perfectiy cured), Dr, ASCHER, 0. 3 Amity place (Laurens street. N een ire STORAGE, B ~ exposure. “STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS chandige of every description ; /ineral ay afternoon, @& one o'clock, from 452 Washington street. Haprison.—Suddenly, on Friday, May 6, Gzonas ¥ M. HARRISON, In the 44th year of nis age. chai eae sean! ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the (uneral, on Monday ] morning, at ten o'clock, from his late reside: 208 Bioomaield street, Hoboken, to St, Mary’ 8 Catholic | F chureh, pein thence to Calvary Cemetery for jnterment Hover.—At Stapleton, Staten Island, on Friday, mee e, borne aia Widow late Charles Hoyer, ay are trie friends ¢ of the family fré invited to attend the funeral services, this (Sunday) afiernoov, at tiree o'clock, at the house of her son-in-law, Charles Keat- gen, on Boyd part, Seep Leto! ARGER'S WAREHOUSES, MOST EXT! complete in the world for furniture, bage: ompartinents; always accessible, comm A PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL AD- + vice. Honored: 7 Beach and scientific trea & Highth avenue, Thicty-third to Thirty-Courta street, AS; ICE TO LADIES*IN TROUBLI visit, RE’ De, and Madame CLARK, liamiy, strech, near _ DENTISTRY DP ucts OSTEOPLASTIO AN Filling restores docayed, broken and thelr origina! vy and soundness, without tontimoniala, Roome 353 Weat Fort bvic! B FRER 70 LADI i IN TROUBLE. —-RELIEVe ed at one visit; 33 vears’ experience. Dr. VIDAL, 2! Amity atreet, near Bro “Y ONK VISIT LADIES IN TROUBLE ARE RELIEVe on DUKE, DENTIBT, REMOY ED 0 ry sixTHt Hvaps.—On jaRatt Lovrsa Arora, ng, obe door "sie" Twenty-eight stroct, Sets of | + ec. Pervectly sure ava sate, 35 Week oust strwek daughter of f seate an ‘L Hubbs, aged 1 year ing teeth, ‘\ operations warranted, Med zo — — and 1 months a Ste ea R. DU STREET, CUR I Pore 7 25 abort time. sbses oF yrivate dineaes p _ MATE MONIAL, ror iG LADY, AGED 1 BL, HAIR AND yes and fair complexion, would like to correspond wi Friends of the family are invited to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at ome O'clock, ; from 576 Ninth avenue. i Lyon.~Ab Paris, France, on Tuesday, April 19, ls TO FEMAL #8.--DR. AND MADAME DU- uarantee certain relief to snare ar refined entieman who i® inclined to marry, Addre: led Indies, wi jclne, at ono interview, Vee pacer “af S. Lyon, ofjthe firm of Chapman, Lyon, ADDIE Dé BROOSENY, station G. sf " ¥ faale restorative &" “hat on from 9 gene peoriaes yo Smith & Co, {oem rg Board, nursing, &e. Electricity ws Notice of funeral hereafter. AULIANCES INITIATED Witt | lit uh street, near Third avenue, md secrecy ; nuinerous hi mated through M. Ly t the country; onl honorable mouv Kaat Pwellth street, Masor.—On Saturday, May 7, Mra. Mary Masor, aged 81 years. 1a relatives and friends, and those of her son, » D, Brigg, are reepectfally myited to attend BUGGED, BUT Gu TO DR, He gtiaranteca a sate ang His Goidew Hila aud Compound S$, DON'T Ns, 4 ¢ inn atin: st diately. tions throug! bay actuated solniy Te Gontiienee, M. LYOS, Of 5