The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1874, Page 13

FINANCL AND ONMERCLL The Situation in Wall Street and Its Eurroundings. No Changes in the Monetary Situation—Cold Firm at 110 a i10 8-8, WALL Srreer, SaTerpay, Oct, 3—6 P. The business of to-day, while not so large in vol- ‘ume as that 0! some other daysin the week, showed no change in the almost acrimonious character of the struggle between the adyauce elements of the Street, Lake Shore continues to be the central point of attraction, and, with Western Union, up- holds the market, Such short interest as existed in the early part of tast month has been closed out, and whatever new ventures are made in this direction are so temporary and feeble that they only result tu augmenting ex- isting strength. There are not wanting those, however, who, while ‘long’ of stock, take advantage ot each rise of half per cent to tnerease their investments, still watch with wary eyes for the first symptoms of a decline, and will be first to turn their backs upon the market, in order to escape what they claim may be a long, dull winter season. This might have been ex- pected. They are of a class who do not take much stock in THE GIL GED REPORTS of great crops, large railroad earnings, improve- | ment in manutactures and the prosperity of mer- chants, and to Whom the results of the panic are still a bugbear if nota reality. Their own capital 4g idle and so they rush into Wall street specula_ tions, helping meanwhile to swell the bubbles, and asking themselves the question how much of the wealth o{ other thousands is likewise unemployed. In the answer they dnd neither confidence nor en- couragement. They see a market that bas been moved ufwards artificially, and is only sympa- thetically strong; one which rests on even a weaker basis than that of last spring, when “‘in- Mlation” was the cry of the street and everybody was predicting a period of un- eXampied prosperity, AS above indicated, however, nota little outside money is swooping around the maeistrom of the great gamble, and in the lucky turns of the last fortnight hundreds have biessed good fortune for existing opportuni- ties, The choice of investment, it may be said, nas been confinea principally to the dividend paying stocks, and others which are outside of the Granger influence, and in this respect it Is grauty- ing to observe that the comments and suggestiol of this colamn have been verified by present re- sults. “Itisa long lane, however, which bas no turn." THE RANGE OF PRICES of leading stocks during the day was as follows:— New York Central and Hudson opened at 101) sold up to 102%, closing at that price—a gain of 1 per cent since lasc night. Erie movea from 35} the clo: and with a little vuriation sold at at 35, a ‘loss of 3; as compared with Yast night. Lake Shore opened at 82%, touche $35 at noon, receded to $25; and ended at $23{--an advance of % per cent on the closing price last night, Northwest sold at 807% a 40 a 4095, and Closed at 39% bid, a gain of ?, percent, Ohio and Mississippi was steady at about 277g a 2734 a 234, a gain of 4 per cent, Pacifie Mail opened at &@ fraction below the closing price of last night, 49%, oxciliated between 49); and 501, and closed oi 3g percent, Rock [sland was firm ried slightly from 104, closing at 102 figures of last nigyt, St. Paul opened at 34 gained % percenton the day's prices, but close at 243 did, which isa gain of 34 per cent as com- pared with/the closing prices lastnight. Wabash opened at 3434 and rose steadily to 347%, but later receded to 3434 bid—a loss of 4 per cent since last night. Union Pacific opened at rose to at the first board aud ended at 367% vbid—a gain of % per cent, Western Union showed a gain of Me percent. The changes in other stocks will be found below, THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘rhe movement of capital heid by the banks be- gins to show the influence of autumn activity, the requirements of the crops and the demands of ube merchants. $2,280,000 has been taken away Irom the total reserve since last week in legal tenders, and the increase in loans amounts to $1,757,600. Tne banks, however, still noid $82,240,300, or $23,108,525 in excess of the legalreserve. The fol- Jowing analysis of the regular statement will more fully explain the situation as compared with that -of last week:— Sept. Loans. $279,539,400 $ Specie. 18,919,900 Legal tend’s 65,700,400 Deposits.... 236,460,800 Circulation. — 25,625,800 600 Dec... 206,200 The jollowing shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— Sept. 26, Oct, 3. Differences. Specie. $18,919,900 200 Dec.. $545,799 Legal tend’s 65,700,490 $54, Tot. reserve Reserve re- quiredag't deposits... Exc’s of re= serve ab’y Jegai— ree quirement 50,115,200 59,231,475 _ 25,505,100 MONE: was easy at the rates heretofore quoted, although at one period during the day tue price stiffeted to Sper cent, The closing figures were 2 and 2} Foreign exchange was quiet and orm at 4.34 485 for bankers’ 60 day sverling, and 4.87% a 4.98 for demand. Reichmarks, 95 and 06; cables, 904 a 96% ; prime Paris, 6.15% and 5.134. THE GOLD MARKET, Gold showed the two extremes of 110 and 110%, “the opening being made at 11014, the close being at the jormer price. The market was not un- usually excited and requires no additional com- ment. The rates paid for carrying were 1, 1%, 2, 3, and 2% per cent to flat, The shipments of pecie to-day were $62,412 in silver bars. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Customs’ receipts to-day were $207,000. In- ternal Revenue receipts, $323,017. Tne Assistant ‘Treasurer to-day paid out $17,000 on account of interest and $10,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. ‘The operations of the Treasury at tue New York office auring the week included the dis: barsement of $198,000 on account of interest, 23,108,825 Inc.. $217,000 im redemption of tive-twenty bounds sand the receipt of 2,386,100 lor Cus. toms, The Treasury holds to-day $%°5. 700,000 donds to secure national bank circulation, 094 $16,500,000 to secure public deposits, Tu tionai bank circulation outstanding is $349,537,000, and the national bank notes received for redemp- tion to-day are $83,000. The national customs re- cepts jor the week ending September 26 were $4,600, 000, CLEARING HOUSE STATEME Currency exchanges ¥ currency balances hold exchanges Goid balances WHEKLY C1 Currency exchanges, Currency balances Gold exchanges. Gold balances, nu: ARING HOUSE STATEMENT. $510,055,766 : 4G.OAG THE FOREIGN MARKE’ ‘The most important London news was that Erie Sufered a fall of 34 per cent from yesterday's prices, the opening being made at 4 bid and the close at 82% vid. The following 1s the latest London report:—Congols, money, 0214; account, o 1864 bonds, old, 108%;; 1867 bonds, 109% ; ten-forty bonds, 104%; new fives, W4%; Evie, # and weak. American securities dull but firm, Rents at Paris, 62f, 45c, The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England to-day is £30,000, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. The business in this department continues Moderaic, with good demand for leading Issues, RAILROAD nONDS. The principal dealings were in Woon Pacific Arsts, at 8744 and ©, C. and |, ©. firsts, at 72. Cen- trai Facile bonds closed at 95 a 934, and Union Paotic $74 9 87% for Brsts and 4 a $6 for land NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1874—QUINTUPLE SHEET. grants, and 75% a 75% for sinking funds, The ex- treme range of prices in STOoKs and the number Of shares sold are as follows:—~ Righest, Lowest, Salea, New York Central + 102% 101% 16,565, Hariem. + 12844 128 4v0 + Bb%% 847% 6,100 83% 81% 0,550 34K my 8,800 Northwestern, 40 393% 12,200 Nortuwestern pref, 56 56 200 Rock _Island..... 10415 103% 1,800 Fort Wayne. 9036 0 4@ 50 St. Paul. B45 34% 2,900 St. Paul pref 52 52% 100 Pittsburg... 81 Bie 100 Del., Lack. and Western 107% Wik 1,416 New Jersey Central... 104 104 10 Chic, Bur, and Quin... 103 103 100 Michigan Central. 16% 165 10 Union Pacife “4 + 81% 2656 19,100 Del. and Hud. Canal. ... 164 119 5 55 DON 1 U....60.... 1246 nny 1,250 Mo and Mississippi... 28% 27% 5,450 Bostoo, Hart. aud Erie, ye 100 Western Union... aa 8035 35,850 Atlantic and Paciiie pret yaa 118 Pacitic Mui 495 18,600 Quicksilver, 2 200 Wells-Fargo 5 6 Amer. Mer, U XD. 10 United States Express, 100 Alton aud Terre Haute, 100 ‘Total sales. 181,399 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Saturday, Oct. 3—10 A. M.,) Before Call, 10 shs Un Pac RR. $00 ahs West Un Tel.... 20% + BU 70d kerie RR. 1990 do. oe song om) 10) do 109 fa 600 200 KO 200 ro 50 7 ito ie or T lg ov C) N Die doy oe oe Pac Mail $8.22 0) 1200 do. . 300 BuO 200 600 su 200) 60 LS 60 0 20 duo bu 1300 301 sUNY Ca 20 ao. 200 Go 20) Un Pac oo do. lu do 5), Go. 8:0 do! 1400. W:15 and 21:30 A. = U8% 316000 0 aos HS 10000 U {be 7 1157, 18 BO) US 8 Wirst 310900 Tenn 6's, nexe 55 ON Am Dik & lm 7s. 93 Board—10:30 A, M. Sov shs Un Pac KR... 37 ro) co ey 10 NJ Centist, new 16 1 AW Chi& NWeeg b. 20% 100 U0 WO sees ase BL 1200 iitstm, 92 7001 Ht tet ee X19) 200) Cen Pae ¢ bis. | 8400 do 4000 do. 5.00 Un b | 3000 Ur: } 19,00.Un 10W Gal U0 Aub de bus 2d. Boe” da.. 200 Ca WO SCE, J & 12 shs Cent Nat Bk... 14 Union bank... 2 ropolitan Ban tt Canal gu Chi dk LW ao. 400 Chi & N 30 200 8 OM 1 ) Ww | ao { 200 ino 400 ih ) 30 100 wo | | in | | | 3 do. 200 «do «0 lwo do _ do! #1) ao. « Miss RR.b eo 00 do 2100 do. 900 shs West Un Tel no a 50 50 vo 300 bo 40 Pac wd 100 Pana WNYC & 1 Ri uv do ay do. { su» = do | w_ ae 500 Erie Ri 20 "a, 5) Un Pac’ RR. 40) do. ox do 1WLS& MS KE, Second Board—1 P. M. $10000 18 Ste, F78L..be 112% B7shs NYC AU Robe RL Ais. tst.be 72 4 DS Wiehe 1 shs Quick Min C 1 = 12k lw do 10 dow 83 102 duu Erie a 1600 do | 20 do 200 Chi & NW be 2 a 40000 di 1) West Un ‘Tel. 20 uc sb 100 20 do. lw LSaMs RR. do. 20 edo. do, 300 40 do. 600 de 4. 20 40. a0 0 do. 2 200 do. 200 Un Fac HR. be b3 W Amer Ex 400 Vac Mail 38. 1) 0) | 600 103 400 BALE Pac pl... WC, C&O Ki Su ao., » Lack & W lov Alte T HR pi. | gnea; will iake charg | compani | Addres: | the Seuth Atiand roads to the interior and constwise and slp lines, requires respons. $1000 Dn Pac Ist, TW ss West Un 44 300 do. Lo 0 "30 oy 5 fae M 50 Ww di 4) to | w i ” } too do |i de Ip Host ack | » (Aa ost, Be | 10uN YORU RK 100 Chit, Bur & @ | 55 dos 200 Tore M jin a loo | 20 des Pr [to dot KW des 0 Harte Mlo.. sa MS do F do. 10) Ohio & M ith West Un Tel. haven Kstiver pl mins & Alton ke Shore, nion Pacith iristurs. On aN Wipro" ot al N der Cen, | a Ohi de 1, | oa Of) MAS Haul: | Mey 4076 MIL A SEP pr ela a 1% Tol & Waba & i5\g Ohio & Miss we LY Han & Stilo. wo atl Ovaele EUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpon Propcek, MARKKt. LONDON, fog. Soarm oi, 408 DOF Cty Oct, IeRven- FINANCIAL Acteck PRIVILEGE Nine oa se { sfo es & PRIVILEGES, emesamrerieed Jecutainaxsian | oo PROF PROF 830 ie "ROM it FROM $200. $200. | $3,200 PROFIT FROM $200. | $5,200 PROF IT FROM $20. $3,200 $5,200 PROF, As an instance of how small Investments in Stoc! Tow Ing. August 5, a custo! of ©, September 3 his #983, He then secur same stock at UZ, which 13g, realizing 93,2 time ‘securing a spread the expiration of hits cou Gueed to operate in this st tention called to il person Week's Doings im Wall Str & Co., New York. In. the ber 5,'written whi vance was predic ing the prospective moyen investments may be made Put and cal! contracis w of stock. | Messrs, Tumbri: PROFIT FROM PROFIT FROM CG and 1. CL wt 12%, contract » less © on which he will uo doubt realize handsomely betore va and tirely correct, as the sequet operate in Stock Privileges are reauested to add and send for a copy ot “The Week's Doti Street,” which contains valuable inform: iT FROM large protes are made from k Privileges, wo cite the fol- mer secured & put of 200 shares which cost him $212 50, On was closed at 5, realizing lon 8X) shares of the ho closed on the 24h inst. at miuissions, Bt the same on 1000 at Ii, and 16K t. This customer was i < from having had tis a and by ticle In “The .? pupils oy Tumbridge de at WIS paver ot Septem- K wus selling at 8 the ad- this prediction provea en- shows. Parties dest tr in Wail respect. ments of the market and how troin $50 to $4,000, ally mace on 100 shares re € Co. however, last year rangin; re U originated a system of operating in them as low ws ten shares, thus ecuabling any one fo take an inierest in the market to any extent thelr means may permit; and also to distribute such investin stocks, and so make the speculation doub!, would almost be Impossibl nent ut A number of different sure. For it fe, and have to ve a very dull market, In which $100 were imvested in four different stocks, and not pay a good ciple thata large shipown one might happen to be profit. It ison the same prin- ner does not insure his ships; me lost, while the savings or gains on the others would more than make ap the loss on the one. So with stocks: if ations on the others will m The practice of securin r straadies, is are certian stock selacied to pay & pro: it goes up or down. ‘Th obtained at a distance ot the market, and would see one contract is Jost the ductu- ke the speculation profits ng what are teri d doub! Decomins more popular ever if there isany wetivicy in th fit without regard to whethe ese contracts are usually to b ne and a halt pi i m to have removed the risk of Stock speculation to the extent that if you do act make a fortune you can F A double priviler tr contained ina put and cat the same may, at his optio: named. A person's views vance, and yet experience most favorable auspices fo: hence the experienced and successful sp riably operates with a double certain he makes a profit does the same if (hey Operates for a dec! ne and lose anything. xetembraces both the clauses: ie. that the person holding D, call tor or deliver the stock Inay be that a stock will ad- hus shown that in spite of the Ta rise stocks have decline fi sulator iny privilege, with which f stocks rise and dectine, a rise at the same time. Brokers tell us it ts seldom new operators commence in this way they alwava buy calls and operate for & rise, conseqiently being bulls, itseems inconsistent and un possible for them to be bears at the same fine. Yet such 38 your posi tt may b with only one d you ba agains’ advantage 3s, therefore, pl nay be regitlated to suit y lowing indicate, Money may be sent to privile A good idea of eu the n may on if you hold a double privileg es. The most active stocks two chances In your favor, 1 ob Tn the event of the marked going up ordown you wonld make money, should it stand sit! and not fuetuate can vou lose. and 6 ne ain, and the amount invested our'means, as the prices tol- is for i tment in stoc the vest to el aiways be formed by reading WEEK'S DOINGS IN WALL STRE Address T Bank NOTIC: thorong! torney, withou excellent reter Post office box 2,432, A RESPONSIBL November 1 for ol business; references rst ©: | Herala office. TR Endowment losti Securities, tnsura SONABLE RAT, ot —POUBLE. PRIVIL Ade $225 10 $3505 Purse “Members of the stock ¥ Money Is Lost and Made in had of Brentano, 33 Union, on improved Newark ow a big discount it cipals only, Ap sourdh St NY PER‘ON WILLIN! JA $3,000, on good securi or six 10 Address M. L. R., to DER & ~STOCK PRIVILEG AWand straddles on M yan easy form Dlanatory circular maile UAZARD & Y } ONDS OF THE IND pany of New York fo: to-morrow, as itdid on Se: Bs HAT-FORFEITED ance Polic: or address A. 0, BUC Boe APER fected on approved ae JOHN 2 Wail street, New ¢ Policies, Mc COND AND LEASEHOLD MORTGAG R sed aL reasouable rates; $9,000 to $19,000 mort- sof all American comoani JOK, 210 West Ti KS DOINGS REET, ts, ork. OF ALL ‘a and Veu e oor mining B., box 12 as Y ON LIFE AND sand other with be: all kinds eitecte HABRICH & CO 17 Broadway. ‘8 (AT MARKET PRICE) Calis, $40 per 10) shares on hange.” Pamphlet, “How Wall street Ved, or to be satiare, pric ats. roadwa: RTGAC for sale.—L will © e the Lith inst > owner, LICHLENSTRIN, 14a ni 20 » Brokers, MONT TO LOAN FR ¥, Can Nave aw hs tree, tor t box 15 Nerakd ott PUR. LAURENCE, 30 Pine s S—PUTS, CALL embers Stock g of operating in stocks; to any address. NPAGUE, No. 6 Broad street. TRIAL EXHIBITION COM- ale —$2) may obtain $10,000 4 i OR LAPSED LL ath stre NEGOTIATED—LOANS ecurities, B. MURRAY, 98 Broadway. | r cent from Tn other words he | | JA. or Part or | sncorporate | WHITH, box M4 Herald oftic FINANCIA $15 QOOQ WANTED-IN A = TOCK com DL business solid and staple; special advan tages ofered. For juib particulars aud appointing an interview address H. COLE, box 104 Herald office. $90. 000 AND $500 TO LOAN ON NEW B York or Brooklyn finproved Property. W. D. >\OW, Real Estate, Loan aud Lusurance olllce, and 70 Court treet, Brooklyn. $35,000 ANY; 10 LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE, IN sums of $5,000 and $10,000; principals Address TRUSTEE, box 1,447 Post office. TON. FIRST AND SECOND 5 TO IN $50.00 Mortrazes, on New York, Brooklyn and Westchester county Property. Principals only need ap- Bly to SEALEY & MOWISOR, ne Liberty stree $100 OOD 22, w2As—ON GOOD crix PRor a . erty in sums Co suit, without bonus. Erineipals desiring to borrow or invest apply to PAULL LOUD, 56 Liberty street. 145 0007; i FUNDS—TO LOAN | ON bond and mort Second Mort: ges cashed. ICHARBD V, HARNL IT, diway, room F, basement. M1 Bre aly is TO LOAN MORTGAGE | AT $225,000 seven percent interest, a long term of year yr buropean account: no bonus: iarge Mort- red, MeL IRANT, IL Pine 5 gages pre 4 TO LOAN ON BOND A) 1 350.001 gage on New York improved Prop- erty, in suis to suit Second Mortcag ee CALLEND & LAURENCE, 390 Pine street. TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON New York and Westchester real reauired. C. , WILLIS, Lancashire ‘ance Company, 17 Broadway. TO LOA $500,000 se 2a! ecurities, th suuis to sult: a PACL s aud h to bay the same. . TODD, 55 Liberty street, is 10 LOAN--ON FIRST AND SECOND $450.000 and leasehold city Mortoages, on best terms. Apply to RENO & GULDMARK, 28 Pare row express building), CUPARTVERSHLPS, LUTION OF I'NERS: te copurtpership here toto db. Auzat, under tie tira n has this day ‘been dissoived by mutual consent, AM ills against Said firm wall b Anzat and wll deb # collected by A. Kilue, who will conuuue the Dusiness at the oid stind, - uw Yous, Oct. 3, 1374. A. KUINE, . L, AUZAT, tue o! OPPORTUNTTIE A GENTLEMAN WISHING TQ. ESTABLISH F113 son in busin and having OO) to invest, can Tear ot a good opening by addressing W. By Herad ottice, KANDER PROTHINGHAM & COMPANY, BANK. Brokers and Financial Agents, 12 Wall’ stroe Secure additional capital for merehants, manufacturers, coutpanies, Loans made on Western prop: ty, commercutl obligations, &e. Persons possessing a) desiring business imtormed of approved oppor- p tuities withoat coal PARTY WAN D—TO TAK EXCLUSIVE New York city of our “Always. Han: exhibition at American distitute Fair, next & Taylor's d i qi rs never failing to give entire 100; Hone neea appt ase of ample stock. and quisie for a thorouvh and ene Address AMERICAN MANU! d WS Oronge street, Ne b New York Agent=s\U ND no haying capital otherwise VURING CO Conn, en, kD TO Bar and MAN WHO TAS. BE. f the lar turing houses in the city for the past ten years, wants a partuer with from 8:0 $50.00 10 join’ him’ in e: Mg On ON ihe siiae business: the very best of ret i Address VERULAS, tox 109 quired. ay, Q rautission, 10S Brond street, nancial and Business bro! G Broadway. PHYSICIAN CAN HEAR OF A Ste rinmity to rent and take char inedical ollive; practice from iA. M, to3 BLM. ‘DID OF first class. For per imu daaie possession, SMALE BONUS WILL BG PAID FOR A WHOL re on Broadway, between Fourteenth foots Addyesd, for two days, HALIZ st Twenty second street. Twenty -nin & Lb A wuonouGn 4X. of good a pplying vetween Wan ‘Twentioth street and br RE OPPORTUNITY Fi Real kscvte and inst rivenae? establshe ooks, Maps, OMee Furnitar ‘ald Uptown Branch off BUSIN AN, JA quaintance, Business by addressing M RSHIP IN eas on the by or will sell th &e, Address J part ot veith lt fi CITY Ac. nd pleasant 0 Post ott fO PURCHASE A FIRST CLASS loing an excellent business, on vn. For particulars addr ROHANT, box in’ Brow ciyn Post FOR PROFTTABLE INVE $3.00) is wan ed for dive ye rs, in one or to enlarge an immensely profitable ana sate busin dend of 20 per cent per annum garante:d 4 ured, Address DIVIDENDS, box 149 Herald office. YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF THE WIG y spectability, and shoroughly understanding house Keeping, desires ‘to mest with @ party who Will as sist her to rent a furnished house, to les Rooms, with or vithout Bourd: has silver and ‘table ware, ved linen, c. lor alarge house. Address EASTERN SIAR, Herald oftice. WANTED—WITIL $100, IN A) Y JA facturing business, Parti suing have full con- capital retarved ty days Address NONTROLLING A J goods in unimnited dem ffer halt interest to a we ze the tinan w do business, Herald o MANUFACTURING ani at 50 per nteman eAY profit who wall ECUTOR'S FU York city firs also clients to bay z No. 6 Pine street, oom Is. ANDAL ik, Fe SALE CHEA roal of New Jersey \REAT } F chartered shippi extreme liberal privtl’ forcign business, of s) AT MONOPOLY. — a the presid inight re $100,000 required trom P. from Ireastirer ; lit to compevent parties, a to appiien om 434 Metre an MORT proper vill be ALWAYS HAVE York x siring to BORROW to loan on Collateral, ros, Diamonds, Jewels Second Morigages ¢. ashe FORTH RIVER © AVING corner ot Sth aven MONEY DePOstED oF will draw INTEREST tron SIX PER CENT BANK open daily Monday, Wednesday und So'clook, TAM Jonn Hoorer, Presiden Ql, JOSEPH AND SS Nort Pacific and o bought and solid by LS out ALS Stoc Now ON MORTGAGE, $1,0) Farm N. Brookiyn Post oftice, ite TO $500,—WAD with apove ing business. pay Wp FA) ~WANTED. 2, 500 ae nenis i mad give first class sc «Nd Herald oMve, GRAND SCRIP OF © box 72 Post ottice, Morristown. coast, directly and finauciat department; Pi dein New York ii required; trom $6 t caste Money to loan, direct, without bonus, in ans 0. G. BENNETE, ML Broadway MONEY TO LOAN ON prigages without bonus. Pi IK INVES! please ap) H. L. GRANT, L I HAVE MONEY ALWAYS from DENVER 250,000 TO LOAN al Estat nly leg es. Apply to LEGRAM, BRECHER BEFORE JURY, TRAL RAIL, ment Company Land Improv A SPECIAL nd Banking 3 to carr oration, with on domestic and the finest harbor on oanected with - re 16 parties to take nd §: ihe highest retereaces nte without referenc spolitan Hotel, New ¥ WANTED short n 10 amount 300D NEW Heipals de ine street. IN SUMS $100 TO $10,000, Lilé Policies, Furnitnre, Pia: aud Merchandise In general: NEY, 531 Hudson street. . MOR Wa a8 DANK, aud Weést moot m October 1, INTEREST PAID, 10 A.M. to 8 P.M, Mth streo ne the 20th ¢ CITY RALLRIAD, other defaulted Railroad Bonds ostaplisho f RI HU. NICOLAY & €O., Brokers and Auctioneers, Pine street, New Yorks ON A Address &. A. AL get! , AN ACT punt, to join advertiser i Atdress MANUPACTUR n Braneu office. THE ABOVE AMOCNT FOR , for which 1 will pay liberal: curity. Addréss HARKISON, T CAN WITH Tits AMOU! he =A PARTY 4 $3,000.74. AOR month woiil May, with iit collateral security fo: J, box Li7 Herald onic 3.000, Sra Fauwos purchides, MeHARG every suite. $6.00 gages ut ty box tis ueraitaton 09, $10,000 AND OTHER SUM ew York and Brooklyn, 16 Browdway, Notary and Commissioner tor b=FOR money invested, Address 'T, V. Morteage; no bonus: Mort- RUBUS K TO LOAN—ON. FIRST M proved. New. York Property JAMES D. ORLSWO! Droxol Building, rooni 9% ONR YAR ¥ 1 interest will be paid and de AMM re8s UULLAIE Abe House OF * \ MANUFACTORY ¢ in a Partner. Apply at 139 FIRST CLASS GLASS OUTTI Tights sale, or would t Mercer strect, between F YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF BU city and experience, wants to business; would accept a Address £ DIT 2,03, IN Drotithne ce hangs BIGGS, N ity, having experiones, cavable ot (axing dto aw lady, Wishes to meet a yeu. p Would Assist her, Address LLL A Herald oftice Ucinan oF ULAY, box 2 RELIABLE BUS can puireliase an established cast | ANALY $500 proflt; goods AL Cost, Ne Aa‘ pux 175 Herald onice Nts?) FURNISHING will LEADING strate ON 00, IN JA an established tine jewelry. ‘Ad- Gress JEWELRY, Vox Lik Her ald office, A ROOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH $3 AN STEP } ZX into ancarand prouiabie bisiness; tive years tablished: hat iuierest; boua tide and trac, 270 Hu street, store. A. SPLENDID CHANG NOW OPEN FOR A MAD with trom $9,(00 to $10,10 , to fake a partnership at Olesule business, Well established. Ad- S, box L Aull otic A LADY OR GENTLEM. HAY ZL to ivan, which will be Addressing MONEY cured, cai hear or a Zood ME Situation by Branch of A Barowat Store for city, on the best av WILSOS, Herald Uptown TOOL AND HOUSE FURNISULN ted in the ousiest part of this purctaser can realize cash paying returns from commencement; business estah- lished: no charge tor goo twill; capital required, $51K0, Address TOOLS, box Ds Herald Uptown Branch oftice. ST IN A LIGHT MANUPACTURING smatl cash cuptial and a steady man res . UW. PARMLE, 40 Broad: HALF AA busines quired. Ad way, attiee oi RINER, WITH $20,000 na large and well Known ftouris and atithally nvestinent vill find this an opperty ri capital, over $40,003, Address ENTER RISE, box 19 lerald oitice. CTIVE 07 a PARTNER TO TAKE PLACK of retiring partner in a sound manufacturing busi- tablisued in this city so years; capital required $6,000, Address H, H., $84 Hudsoin street, A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, HAVING CONSIDERA household goods and "vourders waiting tor ac- woula like to form a partnership witht some one Whe may already have a first class house or Means to procure auc, Address K., Herald Uptown Branch ofttee. GOOD TRUSTY MAN, WITH $1,500 IN CASH, 18 tL wanted in a well established coal busine having a good paying trate. Apply at be F ULT G. G, CAMPBELILIN REFERE Oo» TOA paying Business, with bot small capital required: WeXhibiting Lis polive flour, up gallery, ae Une American lusticute, BYeNNe SeGoRAM. DY UME SCANDAL." BEBCIIER BEFORE tis AND JURY re SALE—10 AN ACTIVE MAN, A QUARTER IN " terost in a tirst class, long establishe Kstace Real OMee; one of the best loc ork: doing & good business, whic it Nt openiny ISS, Herald Uptown Branc . : FPOR, SALE A WELT RSTANLISHED SEWING MA. asiness, or would take a partner. Address . 1 Cedar street, Newark, N. J. <A WELL ESTABLISHED MEROHAN- srage Buainess, now doing a good and in- creasing business, near Wall str bor terms and tall particulars address BROK Gk, Herald ottice, VURST CLASS FAMILY HOTEL KOR SALB-WELL U jurnished and full of family boarders; kept on the Enropean plan; hag a iar iamiy business In restaurant trom outside eustons fo GRTGGS & CARUE- Groadway. FA vine A VALUABLE DIAMOND OLUSTER RING and geld watch and chain in pledge fora small mmcvont, Would sel iho i Address | WIHLAON, bom 27 Hered of Appl hos (or & Loouse raion a | | 12l Nassau str ) 4 the | | AGA Mit call on SIMONSON & CO., 50 West Chirty-arst sireet. | } ana | Cogan, Exq., of BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. NVESTIGATE.—AN ENTER come interested in & mon $7,000 to $10,000 wanted. tween 9 and 12 ana 2 wud 6. DARTNER WANT! RISING PARTY TO BE viy of Kreat mnagniiad Sikh avenue, Call be- RINER W DOIN AN RSTABLM 01 ‘ominission Business in J good chance to the right party witha Addrest BONA FIDE, box tly Herald office NEW MA ‘stee survey or property maps; | ‘Address Gratiic, Herald | HOTO-LITHOGRAPHY—THE grand chance to ake m or wood eugravings; music, jabels aud handwriting, otter, (pae PRESENT OWNERS OF ON prominent Proprietary Me ticine States desire to develope the pr in Canada. Communication with the necessary busine $10,000 to be invested as reg! good profit may be anticipate expects an enotmoens f exertion. Address box AILOR, ESTARLISHED 10 YE his health, will give a ecrapet ee to sueceed him PROCE pisit deations and havi With prove on premises ok street corner MWE PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY for sale ata bargain—Low rent and good custom. NHE FINANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL EXCHANGE is now open to iis members and the public for busi uess—No. 24 Park place nd 19 Barclay street HORACE b, 14 BBET Ls, President. A. D. Vanrntix, Secretary. 10 LET—THE STORE 16 THAM SQUARE, FOR- merly the Guardian Savings Bank, running Crouch into Worth street: Worth street has l and has the best thoroughfare in the cliy Drexel Building, corner Wail and Broad stre WAXTED-A PARTY GOING TO Yost $250 ina business that w ,0W profit. Call onc, C. SCHL £ Brookiyn, Mouday and Tuesda, . 162 ¥ morn (VW AXTED-—$:0 00 10 $90,000 TN AN OLD AND WE established leather business In Philadelphia, Pa . WITH ABOUT $3,000, IN stock : this is @ chance seldom met sierence aud about $1,000; Sixth avenue. FE MEAT, POULTRY, Court street with hali the profits and no work required; best rete NELSON & CO, No, 87 Gold sireet, New York. WANTED=A Goon PayING Br Dature of business and amonnt of capital req Herald Brooklyn Branch office. t manulacturing’ business; best reference given and required. Adaress W. P. R., Herald office and express business; well established ess worth hone other need apply. WARNTED—A PARTY WITH $1,009 TO TARE, beneficial to all: proits larye; business sure. BoA. Herald om clam, butter and egg business, on | ‘ capital required trom $200 to Sut trade estabiish N, 173 Court street, Brooklyn, WANTED A PARTNER WITH $3,000 OR $4,000 IN the F in the city of Bro estab! + URUCER, for thr Herald otic qnces in New Yors or Philudelphia. Address PALLN lyn or down town in New Y: WAstib—a xo a WASTED—A PARTNER IN THE AUQTION d man, terest in an article needed tn every tau D—A PARTNER IN T 4 chance to the right man. Address G. Ll. b : retail grocery busines of the le. Waxtep ME CAPITA {D—WITH AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN in a genteel, moral exnibit Mistuctory security for the money, ce. BUY A SMALL MANUFACTURING .—The article is cheap and salable at «is 500 per c $1,500 was realized rot the Awerican Insutute. Apply to N, fribune bran 323 Washing- $300 JOHN TE ton str ST50. Paying ones remainder in six month: room 17, WIL Bu IN + AN 83 W Q —PARTNER — WANTE cS $800. -amoune to invests pes onvineing Proof that Thousunds ca: made ye od re DGAK, box 17 He i MAN OF erence. Address ALLEN SLooomway vertiser ine ness; advertiser is experien Herald Uptown Bri f J ed im the trade, rch oflice. 0 oy TO $7,000.—FOR SALE OR FE 32.000 To. Sianonds of watches, Shin iission and Transportetion Bu-iness ‘estabish has made trom $7,000 to $11,000 per More han price isi SHIPPING, box 160 1 ‘ WANTED, AMAN WITH THIS AMOL $2,000. osoin ihe Anuvertiner in anes manut ing business. Por paruculars addr UPAG Herald onic, YING, PROFITABLE oss} security given, 22 (\(\() PARTNER IN AT | $3,000. inannracturing ve \ Adiress %, box Ht Herald atte: NTED, IN AN OLD Ress. he prin Address W., li ali Up 1 Brunch offi | bers of BROADWAY | pally to | 13 Bussrr.1.—The Mnernl of BRssty, infant danghte® of award and icliave:h Basseil, wil cake place ou Suud y, Vetober 4, at one P, BL. from the ‘rege dence of her parents, No. 304 East 125th street, CURRAN.—On Saturday, Uctober 3, Abnen BL CurRAN, son of Wiliam B, and Emily J. Lowery, in the 26th year of his age. Notice of funeral to-morrow. SUMMONS.—The members of Knickerbocker Lodge, No. 642, F, and A. M., are hereby sum- Mioned to attend an emergent communication to be held at their rooms, No.8 Union square, om Tuesday, October 6, at Lweive o'clock noon, tor the purpose of paving the last tribute of respect te our late worthy brother, Abner B. Curran, Mem. t ter lodges are cordially invited, By order. JOUN P. SCHERMERAORN, Master. DiLLos.—On sunday, September 27, 1874, of con- sumption, Topias DILLON, In the oSth year of his age. a oh remains were taken to Long Islana for intere Dowprit.—On Priday, October 2, Pare Dow- J, te beloved husband of Margaret Dowdell, i the Osth year of hus ave, born in Ireland, county Dublin, parish of Dardumt Reia d friends are respectfaliy invited to or his late residence, 456 West ond street, between Ninth and Tenin Sy (sunday), at two o'clock; from netery for interment, 7LYNN.—On Saturday, Octob wed 30 years. i“. toner & JAM ee Ce from 203 Smith street, oa 4 lal-past two o'clock. Monday, October Friends'are invited, Goop.—On Saturday, Octover 9, WILLTAM ALRX= ANDER Goon, eldest Son of Richard and Anne | Good, aged 16 years anc 18 days, The tunerat w ke place cn Monaay, October at two o'clock, trom the residence ar ahe parenta, ais eee and Montgomery avenue, Jersey City eights. Norse) The members of Christophers, Sections Nos. 1, 2 and 6; Friendly, No, ; Baranbas, No, 4; Protection, aud Excelsior, No.7, are hereby notified to attend the funeral of Brother Wriltaae A. Good, late Secretary of No. 6,0n Monday, Octoe ber 5. The members will assemble at the Hall, corner of Hutton street and Centrat avenue, Jers sey City Heights, at one o'clock, tu dark clothes, white gloves and crane on the arm. By order of '. . CHRISTOPHERS, W. P. ands. D. G. P {stant Secretary, October Danie, KF, alee, county Kerry, ireland, aged ‘The relatives and friends o1 the family are ree spectinity Invited to attend the funeral, on Sun d iy October 4, from his residence, 48 Greenwica stre Herk.—In Brooklyn, on Tharsday, October 1, after a lingering illness, the beloved wife of Fred+ erick Herr, aed 9 years and 56 montus. Relatives and triencs are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, 4th inst., at one o'clock. irom the residence, 778 Broadway, near Myrtle avenue, and at two P.M, trom the Evan- gelical Lutneran (St, Mark's) church, Evergreen avenue, opposite Jenerson stri ervice in Gere man and bogiush, MOGAN.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, October = Mintwanp R. Ho youngest son of T, and M, N. an. aged 4 months and 13 days. he relatives and ireuds of the family are re Spectfully invited to attend the iuneral, from the residence of his parents, 220 Schermerhorn street, unday, Oclober 4, at three o'clock. y yn Fr , October 2, ANN ELiZA AOLSR. The relatives and Irtends are respectiully in- vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 220 Third street, Brooklyn, E. D., Jay, the 4th inst, at two P.M. ‘ON,—OL pheumonta, on Thursday, October 1, PRrER JACKSON, in the Olst year of his age. The triends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his iat idence, No, 229 East Suxtieth street, on Sunday, the 4th inst. at four P.M, The remains will be taken to New Jersey for interment, JAE HIRADQUARTERS ErGntTi REGIMENT, N. G.S.N. Y., B Company.—The active and honorary members Of this company are hereby notified to appear at the armory, No, 226 West Twenty-third sirveet, on Sunday, October 4, ata quarter to twelve o'clock A. M, sharp, in {ull dress untform, white gloves, crape on Jeit arm, to attend the funeral Of CHARLES JarcER, fifer of this company. Mem-= bers of other companies are respectfully nyited toattend. By order of Captain JOTIN KENNEDY, Jee A. G, GARENFLO, Furst Sergeant. Kres,—On Friday, May 2, of consumption, Mra Hannan Kips, tn Une 39th year of her a: ‘The relatives und triends are vespecttully n= vited to attend her funeral, from tne residence of her brotner, Abram Van Benschoten, 46 South, Washington square (Fourth street), on punday aiternoon, 4th inst., at halfpast two o'cio: MacponovuGH.—On Friday, October 2, WiLLtaM Macvonovan, tu the 84th year of his age, Funeral to-day, at two o'clock, at St. James® Episcopal church, Newtown, L, L MULLIGAN.—-Suddeniy, on Thursday, October 1, . GAN, aved 65 years. and frends or vhe family, also Han cock Lod 49, 1,0. of 0, B,, are respecttuily: luvited tO Attend the funeral, this day (Sunday), | at one o'clock, from her late residence, 124 ave- nue Met Suddenty, on the evening of Friday, October 2, JOUN McCreaby, ib tue dud year of tus a BHO HWANTED: “the funeral wil take place from his late resi- De + hess tna ntactirin dence, 135 Eighth avenue, this day (Sunday), at EU AS TAMIA OE: Store - | oue o'clock P.M. Relatives and friends, also those eee ee ee of his brother-in-law, John D, Murdoch, are re- $ 10.000 gGt AGAINST ALIKE SUM 1S | specttuny invited to attend. DiV. « aiegitimate profitable manutacturing |“ MoGcme—On Friday, October 2, after a long business. Principals only address EARN Herald | ynness, Mrs. Baipcer MCGUIRE, the beloved wile owt =e Nene RE ese | of James McGuire, Esq. and mother-in-law of the ed -A ANUPACTURIN BUS SLO.000.-Aeatied beer 20 vears, in this city, van be profitably increased with thewnit ‘ot the above amount, Address R. & CO., 19 beekmau street. ——_—_+~ + WALL STREET AFFAIRS, Wall street was quiet yesterday. There were additional rumors of failures, but as they were not sustained by any facts it would be unjust to men- lion even the names of the respective firms. A rath- er comicai episode in Wall Street life was the failure of a curbstone broker for the gigantic amount of $453, He was not present to meet his obligations his stock being sold under the rule neited more than he owed, leaving quite a little balance in nis favor, this queer incident provoked a good dea) of humorous comment in the street. Mr. Clews’ office remained open yesterday. Mr. Clews said | that, although the English house had made some | opposition, he had raised a loan of £100,000, and | expected the money in a jew days. Messrs, 8. | Kaufman & Co., 29 Broad street, had not made out their statement and will not be able to do so until they have heard trom their Liverpool and Savan- nah branche Spoftord Brothers denied the re- ports of their suspension. es | \ | ner of First avenue and 1th { | Hon. Willam fi Eris. ‘The funeral ¥ take place from her late resi- deuce, West Sixteenth street. on Monday, Uctover 5, atten A. M., and thence to the church solemn requiem mass will be offered for the re- pose ot her soul Tre remains will be taken thence to Calvary. MeMAsTer.—Sucdenly, on Saturday, October 3, At the residence of her grand parents, Macpe R’ only child of R. W, and PF. L, McMaster, aged 1 year and 7 months, Funeral on sunday, at three P. M., from No, 320 West Fifty-second street, The remains will be taken to Saratoga Springs for interment. O’RRien,—After «© long illness, on Tharsday, Uctover 1, DELIA O'BRIEN, aged 18 years, and intends of the family of her father, Patrick O'Evien, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. 499 Peart sire on tais (Sunday) alteruoon, at one o'clock. O'ROURKE.—On ‘Thursday, October 1, 1874, after a short iiness, BERNARD O'ROURKE, son-in-law of tbe Jate George McA‘eecr, of Yorkville, @ native of the town of Drodghea, county Louth, Ireland, im the 45th year of nis age. The Iriends of the family are respect fuily invited to attend the lunerat, froin his late residence, cor= street, on Sunday, October 4, 1874, at one o'clock P. M. —On Friday, Uctoner 2, JAMES A. Pare PARSON SONS, in the 57th year of nis age. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. His triends are invited to attend the funeral, a | Witueut iurther notice, from his tate residences Morgan street, Union Hitl, N.d., on Monday, Engaged. { tober 5, at two P.M. Carriages at the ferry, Hop, MEYER—OPPENAEIMER.—On Saturday, Oevober | ken, atone P.M. 2, BENJAMIN MEYER to BETSY OPPENHEIMER. No | ~ ReLY.—On Friday, October 2, THomay JF. cards, | REILLY, eldest son of Joan and Ellen Reilly, ‘Ged | 16 years and 2 mouths. Married. | Funeral will take place from his father’s resi- Boux¥—Cnvuren.—on Tuesday, September dence, 538 Third avenue, on Sunday, at one at the residence of the groom’s parents, by the | o'clock; thence to Caivary Cemetery. Friends of Rey. Di. L, Burtseil, BURKE to Miss JENNIE A, CHURCH, both OF ye. California pape of the Epipuany, ALBERE | this | ra) please copy. CARsoN—VbRHORFT,—On Wednesday, September | 30, by the Rev. D. G, Potter, Mr, ROBERT CARSON to | M ‘SABAH VERHOEFS, all of Unis city. Cross—Morrat.—Oo Tuesday, September 29, | 1874, at the Hanson place Methodist vay okey al church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Emory J. Haynes, HENRY A. CROSS to Mary CURTIS, second daughter of the tate E. C. Moffat, both of } Brooklyn. GRiTTEN—BEERS.—In Hoboken, N. J.. on Thurs- day, October 1, at the church of the Holy Inno- cenis, by the Rev, Mr. Parsons, Epwix W. Git TEN TO ALICE V,, only Qaughter of whe jave William P, Beers, No care LEWIS—THAVER.—In Chicago, on Wednesday, | September , GEORGE . duaghter of the jate Benedict Lewis, Jr., to GRORGR G, THAYER, all of Brooklyn, L. 1. MCGOVERN—COGAN,—On Wednesday, September 80, 1874, at the residence of the bride's parents ly Rev. M. J. Brennan, WiLLtAM MCGOVERN, Of Meri- | den, Conn, 10 NELLIB A. Guughier of Henry | this city, | Ni sLSkY.—On Thursday, October 1, | 1874, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. Wiliam McAlister, Joskru Newby to Miss BELLE KELSEY, ail of this city, REYNOLDS—WiLKINS.—-On Thursday, October 1, | by the Rev. James Millett, at his residence, JOSEPH REYNOLDS, late of Chicago, 10 Miss Saiait ANNE WILKINS, all of this city. Died. ALLEN.—At New Brighton, Staten Bland, on | ursday, Gctober 1. of Copsumpton, Mrs. GkORGE W. ALLEN, Of [his City. x ‘The inneral services will take place, at St. Peter's ebarch, New Brighton, at two M. to-day (Sun- day). Relatives and friends of the family ure re- spectfally invited to attend, BARNETT.—In Brooklyn, Saturday, October & af ter @ lingering iliness, Many A,, Wue of Join Bare nett. Notice of funeral hereafter. Brrey.--On Friday morning, October 2, BLwa Berry, the beloved daughter of Prancs and tdget McNally and wife of the late Joun J. Bogry, The relatives and friends are respect (ly myitea to attend the luneral, irom her late residenge, 339 Fast Sixteenth street, ou Sunday alternogn, Oc- tober 4 at two o'clock, f BOWEN.—On Friday, October 2, MILTON RicamMonpd Bowen, ag | the tnerat, the famuy and those of tus uncle, Patrick Reilly, and all our old neighbors from Lisduff and Mount | Nugent and county Cavan are invited to attend } the tuneral, RiLey.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, October 1, Mary RILEY, in the 35th year of her age. he relatives and friends of the gamily are re- spectiuily invited to attend her) g#heral, from her jute residence, 214 Hudson @ @bue, on Sunday afternoon, October 4, at one o’cloe! SHANDLEY.—At Harlem, on Friday, October 2, 1874, MARY, dearly beloved wife of Tuomas Shand- ley, native of Deivin, county Westmeath, Ireland, aged 49 years and two mon} May her soni rest in peace. Funeral on Sunday, October 4, at twelve o'clock, from her inte residence, Third avenue, between | 128th and 129th streets, from thence to Caivary Cemetery. Sarra.—On Thursday, October 1, MARCELLA, the wife of Sunon Smith, aged 64 years and 7 months. The irtenas of the family are invited to attend irom her late residence, 402 Kast one P.M. one Re gee Sunday, ihe 4th inst., at Terry,—In_ Brook! on Friday, October 2, » b Terry, aged 58 years and § Months, The relatives and trien’s of the fomily are ine vited to attend the fune !, irom her late resi+ dence, No. 117 High strec', on Monday, Octover 5, at eleven o'clock, VANDERVOORT,—On Saturday, October 3, afier a long and painfnl tiIness, SrRICKER JENKINS, son of donn D, and Mary 5, Vandervoort, in the 10th year of his age. ‘The funeral! to take piace at Grace church, cor ner of Erte and Second streets, Jersey City, om Monday, Sth inst., at hali-past ‘three P.M. Reia- tves and friends are respectiuliy invited to attend, eremore (Md.) papers please copy. ALTON.—Ov Sunday, September 1, 18M, ARe NoOTT, eldest son of Henry Arnott and Alice Walton, of jouse, lave of Leeds, Yorkshire, England, by ote years, i papers please copy. WELCH.—On Saturday, Octover 3, 1874, Mra, Lypia WELCH, in the 79th year of her age. Reiatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral services, on Sunday, Oct, 4, at four o'clock, at the residence of nerson, P, A. Weich, No. 40 Bank street. The remains wil be taken to Rhine- beck, for interment, on Monday. Woon.—At_ Harlem, on Chursday, October 1874, SusIK Puma, Only danghter of Amoz ©, an au L, Wood, aged 2 years, 10 montis ands ays. We late Dr. J. Friends and relatives of the family fully tavited to attend the frneral fry residence, No. € Belmont place ( City Heights, on Sunday, October 4, BRENNAN.—At Garrisons, N, October 1, after & long and pain Bathe relatives and fronds, of famail The relatives ¥ mi M spectiuily invited to altend the iecres teen Ss residcace of lier brother, Miohwel, 16% Java street, Greenpoint, Ll. L, on Bunadayy October 4, at two rM BROWN. —On Saturday, /Oetober 3, Marcanrr ot dames Brown, Sr, ta the Tso Four GOLD, Wi ‘y tanerat hofeatter. of her ay Notice ot ‘The relatives and friends of the family arc ims vired to aftend the tuneral, this (Sunday) alters Noon, at four o'clock, irom the resideuce of her parents, No. 159 Hast 127th street. £ Woon,—At the residence of her son-in-law, A. Ke Taylor, North Attlevoro, Mas’, 0” Faday, Se} qeniter *, ao Te of Joan ood, In the 86th year o : ‘The’ remains were placed tm vault temporartt 3 Woon.—On Friday, Gctover 2 Many baa | ee loved Wile of the ‘Jate George Wood, age years. Relatives and friends of ¢ Tully invited fo attend the ‘uneral, residence, No, 202 Bast Korty-firet street. | day. vcvober 4, ai eleven o'clogk dy fle family are respect~ from wer late Oo Ss