The New York Herald Newspaper, January 31, 1875, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Firmer and More Encouraging. ‘GOLD FIRM AT 113 1-4 A 1131-8. The Bank Statement—A Loss of Nearly $4,000,000 in Specie. MONKEY EASY ND GOVERNMENTS FIRM. WALL STREET, SaTURDAY, Jan. 30--6 P. M. I The stock market to-day was stronger and Toré encouraging to the bull side of speculation than it bas been for several weeks, A better feel- Jng prevatis, although it may prove to be only temporary, and the result of a covering process in a largely oversold condition. It is difficult to see, however, wherein consists the faith of those who are following the leaders, or to base any pre- dictions on speculative movements that are so thoroughly problematical. Still, the fact 1s not to be lost sight of, that prices nave largely declined, that the street, to use a technical word, has been “milked” almost to impovenshment, and that an opportunity is now offerea to any bold capitalist to pay and cause advance. The concentration and application of a few millions of dollars would produce such a reaction, snd there can be but little question that the Influence would be reflected in a healthful way in all departments of trade. The weakness or rot- tenneas of corporations serves a certain purpose in Making stocks go down, but damaging facts are of little avail when the determination to make them 0 up is fortified by active capital. THE RANGE OF PRICES. Western Union opened at 74, sold up to 743; and | ues i? at 74, | Gaining, down to 73%, and up again to 74%, closing at 74. Rock Island was steady at 103% @ 103% @ 103%. The same may be said of Pacific Mail, which soid at 84% @ 34% a 84% a 3534, with a close at 35%. St. Paul gained strength, ranging from 36% to 3714, and ending at 37. Lake Snore opened at 753; and ‘Waa active, but ended at 755/, notwithstanding the announcement of the dissolution of the injunction suit before Judge Tappen, of Brosklyn. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 25 a 24%, Northwest common opened at 44%, sold down to 43% and ended at 44%. Erie was steady at 28% & 28%. Hannibal and St. Joseph closed at 214%. Wabash sold at 15% a 15% @ 15%. Union Pacific, with a business of 39,000 shares, advanced from 37 to 384, ending at 38%. Otner stocks were comparatively unchanged, and the ductuations will be noticed elsewhere, THE SALES to-day amounted to 216,000 shares, which were distributed among the leading lines as foliows:— New York Central and Hudson River, 400; Erie, 1,300; Lake Shore, 34,400; Cleveland and Pitts- burg, 400; Northwestern, 18,400; do. preferred, 200; Rock Island, 1,700; Pacific Mall, 8,100; St Paul, 5,400; do. preferred, 100; Ohios, 11,300; Western Union, 76,100; Wabash, 5,100; Union Pa- cifle, 39,790. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day Opening. Highest, Lowest, ud 10235 102 C., C, and I. © Western Union. Atlantic and Pi Paciti «ell ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The closing quotations to-day compared with | those of yesterday show the following changes :— ADVANCB.—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 3; Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Hannibal and St. Joseph, %; Northwestern common, %; Ohio ana Mississippi, % Pacttic Mail, 44; Wabash, }; Union Pactfio, 14; Western Union, 3; gold, 3. DECLINE.—Lake Shore, 1 The stocks that remained steady were New York Central, 0., 0. and L. C., Erie, Harlem, Panama, Quicksilver, Rock Island, Ss. Paul, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Canton and Northwestern pre- ferred. THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank stagement shows a reduction in sur- Plus reserve of $2,534,700, the banks now holding $15,904,400 lawful money above legal requirement, ogainst $18,529,100 last week, The loss in reserve ‘was caused by the falling off in specie, the legal tender average having risen $1,031,000. The ‘fok lowing is a comparison of the averages of the past two weeks :— Jan.%. Jan.30. — Differences, Loans. 284,328, 500 $286,452,800 Inc. $1,124,300 Specie. 20,985,200 17,180,600 Dec..3,804,600 Legal tend’s 56,830,000 57,861,600 Inc... 1,031,000 Deposits. 237,146,800 236,191,200 Dec., 955,600 Circulation. 24,153,600 23,801,800 Dec.. 351,700 The following shows the relations total reserve and the total liabilities :. between the Jan. 23. Jan, 30. Differences, Specte...... $20,985,200 $17,180,600 Dec. $3,804,600 Legaltend’s 56,830,600 57,861,600 Inc. 11,000 Tot, reserve $77,815,800 $75,042,200 Dec. $2,773,600 Reserve re- de md Exc’s of re- serve ab'v legal re- quirements 18,529,100 15,994,400 Dec. 2,534,700 THE VOREIGN MARKET. Late London cable advices report that the amount of bullion withdrawn ‘rem the Bank af England on balance to-day is £91,000, Paris rentes, 62f. 95c. Consols, for money, 925 a 92%; for the account, 92% a 92%. Erie, preferred, 45, United States bonds, 1865's, old, 108; 1867°s, 108; ten-forties, 104%. 59,047,800 GOLD opened at 112%, but advanced to 113% and closed at 113%. The rates paid for carrying were 2, 1% and 1 percent. The undertone in favor of higher Prices is well established. Ali concurrent facts appear to favor an upward movement, and itis doubtless a knowledge of these that gives conf. dence to those who are buying with a view toa rise in the near future. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. 3,016,107 BEL’ ENT. Currency exchang: + $486,580,082 | Currency balances, 19,371,871 Gold exchan; 48,436,580 Gold balanc seeeee 6,801,011 crane OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. ic The specie shipment to-day was only $ THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call loans was offered at 2 and 3 per cent. Commercial paper is without change. Foreign exchange was quiet but firm. Prime nominal rates, 4.87 @ 4.804; selling rates, 4.864 a 4.8634, and 4.80 a 4.8914. Continental frm, Reich- puarks, 95% and 96%. Cabies, 97. Prime Paris, 5.13% and 5.10%, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The receipts trom customs to-day were $258,000, Internal revenue receipts to-day, $260,000, The Treasury operations for the week at the New York oMoe included the disbursement of $1,030,000 gold for interest, $574,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds and the receipt of $1,870,000 for customs, The Treasury holds $385,350,000 in bonds to secure the national bank circulation and $16,500,000 to secure public deposits, National bank circulation Outstanding, $347,700,000, of which $2,350,000 are gold notes. Total internai revenue receipts for the month, $8,600,000, National bank notes re- celved for redemption to-day, $670,000. The Assigvant Treasurer paid out to-day $110,000 on 4,036,042 829,536 | | tered, 119% @ 119%; dO. do., do., coupon, 119% a | | | | | | | | | | i | 8lx percent. Five thousana tons more of steel { 1875, will be $2,500,000, wix per cent currency | B ; 3000 A Sow N 80. a 6000 Ali 1109 <b3. 7 2000 Mos 200 oy | 1000 © F 1500 . 20000 M sou 3 7 ‘9000 0 ¥ 100 as 25000 Ohi 54) ° 9000 Oh $500 7 100) Chi 1000 D3 75, 6000 Chi 00 ° | 2600) Ce: lw Ne } 2000 Un 500 +83 | ao. re 2 town Pac 10 11 Con ba 55000 Un Pac wo 0, ‘ 1 Har lst, & P, Ft W ec Alt& T 0 do NEW YORK HERALY, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1875—QUADROPLE secount of interest and $49,000 in redemption of five-cwenty bonds. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds wore frm on an active busi- ness. The following were the latest quote tions:—United states currency sixes, 119% a 120; do. do., 1881, registered, 119% @ 1196; do. do. do., coupon, 11934 & 119%: do. five-twenties, 1862, reg- istered, 115% a 115%; do. a coupon, 115% & 115% ; do. do., 1864, registered, 117% a 117}¢; do. do., do., coupon, 117% & 117%; do. do., 1865, registered, 1194g @ 11934 ; do. do., do., coupon, 11934 a 119%; ; do. a0., do., new, registered, 118% @ 118%; do, do., 0., d0., coupon, 11834 @ 116%; do. do,, 1867, regis- 11944; do. do., 1868, registered, 119% a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 119% & 120; ten-forties, regis- tered, 116% a 116% ; do. do., coupon, 116% @ 116%; do, fives, 1881, registered, 114% 4 114; do, do., do., coupon, 115% # 116, RAILROAD BONDS, Raalrosd bonds were dull, but firm in the late afternoon dewlings, Central Pacifics brought 96% apd Union Pacific firsts 9% Unton sinking funds advanced from 81 to 81%, and at the close 81% was freely bid. A sale of Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota firsts was reported at 49, Wabash seconds advanced to 63 and St. Lous division to 59%. BANK SHARES AND SOUTHERN BONDS were comparatively neglecied. The latter are evidently obedient to the uncertainties which at- tach to the political sitgation, and it is not ex- | 3. pected that any important movement will take place in them untila change occurs that is caicu- laved to elicit confidence, MEMORANDA, The airectors of the Lilimois Central Railroad | Company announce a more satisfactory net result | from the traffic in 1874 than for several years pre- vious. Interest on debt and dividends of 8 per cent on shares have been derived from trafic. The net traMc was $2,775,362; balance interest ac- count, $413,610 20; dividends, $2,165,533 89; leav- ing to credit of income account, $196,218. This conciudes the first year of working freight south by rail from Cairo, The bulk of the ireight from Cairo 18 directed by rati, and is leaving the river. ‘The Southern lines are scantily supplied with roll- ing stock. Ln spite of all drawbacks the traMo is Cairo is now the centre of an established trade to and irom the South, chiefly tributary to our Ine, which is more direct than any other. Tne advantage of this rail communication over that by river has been so marked that the future of the New Orleans lines seems well assured. The pay- ment of the redemption bonds, which mature April 1, has been provided for by the gale of £500,000 of twenty-year bonds bearing interest at rails have been purchased, making 10,000 tons to be laid in the spring. The working stock of sup- plies, including 5,000 tons of steel ratis on band the 8ist December, was $1,117,892 91. The cash assets, $1,940,574. The debt of this company on April 1, Vonds, due tn 1890; £500,000 ($2,500,000) six per cent sterling bonds, due in 1895, and £953,400 ($4,792,000) five per cent bonds, due in 1903; and it holds $4,842,000 of New Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago railroad bonds to offset the five per cgnts. The amount of share capital and atx per cent dept. is $34,000,000, At the close of 1864 the sum of the share capital and the debt was $34,209,110. Mean- While $6,480,880 has been added to the property in outlays on the road and plant, The annual meer ing of the shareholders will be hela the last Wednesday in May. The general balance sheet shows:—Permanent expenditures in Illinois and Towa, $26,165,290; working stock of supplies, $1,117,392; gold bonds of New York and New Orleans line, assets im sinking fund against Illinois Central five per cent bond, $4,842,000; cash assets, $1,940,574 53; miscellaneous assets, $446,008 80; total, $44,511,826 91, Sbares, $29,000,000; bonds, $9,842,000; surplus, exclusive of 299,065.85 acres of land and $1,007,509 78; land notes, $5,473,608 12; surplus income of 1874, | $196,218 79. Total, $44,511,526 91. Asa part o1 the process of resumption the fact | may be noted that a bill has been introduced in | the New York Legislature “providing for resum- ing specie payments in New York on and alter January 1, 1879, by providing that the State tax shall be collected in gold, gold certificates or national bank notes redeemable in gold, and ail contracts payable in the State, but notin specified currency, shall be paid in United States coin.” The bill is with the Finance Committee. The President of the Toledo and Wabash Rail- | road officially announces that, owing to diminished earnings and its floating debt, the company is un- able to meet the interest falling due February 1. Tbe first mortgage bondholders are asked to fund one year’s coupons into funding certificates bear ing seven per cent interest; the Decatur and East St. Louis bondholders one and a nalf year's | coupons; all other bondholders two years’ cou- | pons, and tne floating debt creditors are asked to extend their debt twelve, fifteen and eighteen months, with interest semrannoually. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Saruapay, Jan. 30, 1875, BEFORE CALIL—10 A. M. 2500 shs West Un Tel... 74 1000sns LS& MS RDS 7446 1100" do. 3% 30) do m5 | 73% 20 Atl & Pac Tei. 2° | 73% DCM ANWR... 4456 | 73% 4 do. “ TBs 300 43% 200 “ 400 . 437% | 600 oY | 100 48 100. ry 10) Erte tit F 1000 Ui a oy Sis | 3300 3T 400 31 Ww a 56 | 1, Ls loss | 10) To! & Ws 15% | 10 15 | Sa% 100 15% | 4% 900 i 500 1B | 369% 100 ne 36% 300 2% | 365_ 400 7 15% 400 7 75” 200 ay 1% a0 7 | 7482 100 a7 4% 300 21 ne m0 a7 | 45g 20 7% | Te by Es 60 = do . 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M. | FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M. 33-200 shs LS & MB RR.be ou do. = =; 35) 2 ‘=: ‘3 ERDL ASS 3 eee SESE8s5 m: | end for p. Wall | At REASONABLE RATES— Secariti Lat Sis | Gi nD es i 1 ai 1, 500 37 ig wuO 87 13% SU 37 Tig 2000 S788 | ise 80 aS | 7335 100 37% | T3486 92 73% WO rT if 8 91 0 ¥ ¢ 103} WG, C.C&IRR.De 63g | 100 Mil be 36 500 . 36 30 Pi 0. 40 361 ny En i we 30% so so 1 i Md $0 15g | 100 100 15 10 io HH 00 850 2» 2 ibe | 200 20 108 1) 109 rs te 3 Fe a 100 a 100 Chi & NW e Fi 4100, Fi 2700 28 109 0 ae ty BEFORE CALT—12:30 P.M. 100ghs West Un Tel.b3 764 51% | 180 do... Te 1 A 1000 do. 37 Rwy aT 2300 , at lov rr 10 as x3 oy ss By 27. a 2% SECOND BOARD—1 P.M. U 85-20, r,'67.be 1195¢ 300shs LS &MSR.beb3s 74% \W00Y Us &-2U,0, GT .b oe \ Ly Ww do. 8 Ty ‘5000 ae to Abo Lig 180 do. ie 2D ess WAY C& HR be st Ll 100 Mich Cen RIL...be 40 Doi, Luck & W.bco 1085 190 Ohi, B&Q RR..bo 100 100 Ohi) & MK. be BT ® Mor & Ess Rit, 9) 2TO03 P.M 92% 400 ahs Un Pacific...s3 3 ist ted beeen aE fd bie 3 ny 100 100 sha Quiek aM 500 Quicksilver f uu Weat Un Tel toy ae 89 35 200 dows 3 Bs WON Y Ca WR RER.. we 4.0 krie Railway. Bs t dio Ps 200 LS & MS RR DS 745y a ao. Tide ‘a 60 di 4% do $3 14% 100 do, UB hy a AO. svvee.... 83 74% 300 Oho & Miss 24 UNI Central RR... W4 WO Han &StI RR ay CLOSING PRICES: . M, Pacific Mail.. 4 & 80% MIAS Vaus.. 37 a 37K 8 8 a 6s a i. ay U > expr byw Wells Boo cee ® a vee AG pl. Oe a vere (is; HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, Jan, 29, 1875. Exchange active; on the United States, sixty days currency, 828 83 premium; short sight do... 8 re mum) days gold. 107 & 108 premiun do, 109 a 11) prenaim; on London, 182 4'135 premium ; on’ Paris, 101 a 102. premi Sugar steady; No. 13 Dutch standard, 1534 a 16 reals per arrobe. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnon Propuce Manket—Lonvon, Jan. 30—Kvening.— Spirlts turpentine, 366. 6d. a 23, 9d. per owt. ——_--~- + —____ FINANCIAL. Acs TOCK PRIVILEGKS ON MEMBERS STOCK » Exchange. Puts or Calls, $100; Double Privilege: $150 to $500. lor go protits dail ilexes. Send tor ar. No. 6 Broad street, ERS, id Market active, affording chances for uble privi Ly, especial: raz aien AUEXANDER FROTHINOHAM & CO., BANK 12 Wall street, purchase and sell Stock Privileges onall the active stocks at the Exchange, During the last thirty days, on a declining market, Pat Privileges sold by us have five to ten times their cost in pe Stocks now being exceedingly low, a Call Privi- lege wil! secure the advance tor the next thirty days. Address, for explanator. prices, ALEX RROTIL ‘ail street, New Yora. A —PARTIES [IN EMBARRAS-BD CIRCUMSTANCES al yon ‘d statements and quotation GUAM & CO., Bankers, 12 «+ can have thelr claims prosecuted and collected by yer of ability. with food reterences from clients, dressing LAWYER, box 2,432 Post office. LADY WISHES SOME ONE TO LOAND HER $500 »v A on @ pair of solitaire Karrings for a couple of months. Address WANT, box 139 :ierald offic A —WANTE), $5,000 FIRST MORTUAGE ON FIRST » class improved Froperyy, in the Twenty fourth ward J. THOMAS STEARNS, ‘Tremont, 1wenty-fourth ward. A —MONEY TO LOAN . on ehproves collaterals. W. H. WEEKS, Bunker, 178 Brosdw: eG a A —TRUST, PRIVATE AND INSTITUTION FUNDS + to loan on New York and Baooklyn improved prop- erty, $5,0W and upwards, without onus; also ‘or other property. Principals desiring to borrow or invest ap- ply to WM. H. HAY ON, 86 Cedar street. —STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market; $50 to $100 Puts or Calls; $200 for double Privileges, A call on any stock gives the. holder as many advantages as though he had made an actual purchase of the stock, yet there is no liability beyond the amount paid for the “call;" there is no interest to pay. and the stock is con- trolled for thirty days without furein. ‘This sys! of ppetatas, is fully explained in @ pam- pies with valuable statistical information and ilustra- Hons showing bow smail risks pay large profits, sent tree to all who desire to speculate. TUMBRLDG is & CU., Bankers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, New York. A WWANTED, | $20,000 ON SECOND MORTGAGES; + security ample; money wanted to complete im- rovements; will take it by instalments and pay very Iberal bonus, C..8. PKOK & OV., 181 Firth avenue. SUM OF $57,100 AND ONE OF $20,000 TO LOAN on New York improved Property; also money Feuuy to buy a tew good Mortuages C=, PECK & OU., 181 Fifth avenue. —MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE, « Mortgages cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Keal Estate, rniture, &c., sold by auction, V. K. STEVKNSON, Jr., Ul Pive street, or 31 Ba: venteenth street, STOOK, EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NEGO’ A ted. Puts of la, $100; beet Pui double privileges (at kot), $150 to $34; spreads, $5) to $20) por 100 shares. amphiet. “How Mon st and Made in streot," Matiod to any addre LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, Brokers, 74 Broadway. T REASONABLE 'RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endownent [Insurance Policics, other Securities. Insurance of all Kinds e: best companies. J. ted wii ABRICH & CO., 7 Brondway., $30,000 TO ADVANCE ON Furow Pi Dt monds and general Merchandise; stor: decond’ Mort. i cashed; Ste/uway Piauo tor sale. vir! AWas CAUNEY. 681 Hudson street, BANKING HOUSE REQUIRES FIRST MORTGAGES: in New tork or Brooklyn to the amount ot $147,000, ex, Life Policies, | which they hold for investinent on Earopean account Address MOKTUAUE, box 19 Post office, New York. NY AMOUNT, FROM $2,590 10 $100,000, TO LOAN on city and country Property and to purchase | Borgnaees 1 Ketate and Securities bought, Froid and exchan, ‘ACOB V. D. WYCKOFF, 64 and 66 Broadway. LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH AN HON- orable gentleman who would loan her 4 small amount of money on easy terms, with security. Address, in confidence, 8. 8., Herald Uptown Branch office. 82,800 AND $8,250 GILT EDGE PURCHASE «money second mortgages for aale; about five months firsts; four years; princtp: only; Uwner, EXCH TENSTICnY, Yea Bast Forty-fourth street, y r BY 4 K BLANKS, SLIPS, BILLS, REOKIPTS, NOTE leadings and every kind of Prit suitable tor banks, ‘bankers, brokers and financial companies promptly turnished, at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING BSTABLISH MENT, No. 218 Broadway. OMMERCIAL PAPER i bought and sold, WM, H. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway. DEMAWARE | LACKAWANNA | AND | WESTERN Railroad Company, 26 Exchange place.—New York, January 26, 1573.—Holders of che first mortgage bond’ of this company, due April 1, 1874, will, upon presentation and surrender thereof at this office, receive payment therefor at par, with the accumulated interest, ‘hese bonds will bear no interest alter their maturity. A. J, ODGLl, Treasurer. RUGGISTS IN PROMINENT LOCATIONS MAKING a feature of Dr, HALL'S Bronchialine will be ad vertised, It is the best remedy known for colds ana coughs. " Retails Suc. Office 69 Cedar street. PLQUTARLE SavinGs INsTITUTION, corner Sixth avenue and Tweltth street, Money deposited at any time will commence to draw interest on the first day of the following month. Interest paid danpety 1, 1875, at the rate of BEVEN PER VENT PER ANNUM. JOHN B, DB WITT, President. Groran ©. Warno, Secretary. XECUTOR'S FUNDS OF $35,000 TO LOAN, ON | second and leaseho! Gages. Apply to Aitornoy, 42 Pine street room OR SALE—250 SHARES PANOCHE GRANDE (TUR McGarrahan claim) Quicksilver Mining Company of California, Direct bids to f. C., box 229 Herald office. MORTGAGE, PURCHASE MONEY 400, one * ee Uberal pis oh] ny MATA Wee respons arty; furnitare valu 7 RAM UNG. 7 Seaar sur New York, pice Westchester and New var property; also funds to bay on Mor! 100 Il Cen RR. © 98% Un Pac BR. atts 75 AN do Sq 1300 Chi& NW RE bo 443} 20 ao... reer irs \ 443; © 105% 20 ToL & Wab KR ve ibs | Mortgages and | | banker, | MANAO, New York elt, | Wve SHEET. ad FINASCIAW. | __ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. JOUNS PIERCE 106 BROADWAY, LOANK MONE aie WTKO—WITH ABOUT without bonus on oved real estate in New Yor! A* pst ie sate and profitable business, whore ad Vicinity : eiso purchases Mortgages at Teen raise money can be made iia reanactabie manner. None a OMKY.—LEVE COOK, 111 BROADWAY, BOOM B, | fullname, G4. Be Herald ofics ™ "°°" Sddress. wi has $78.00 to loan, without bontia, on clty ox Brook: | ————-— ee lya Rroperty' also tirst and second Mortgages! vouxht TYENTION.—WANTED, FROM $12,000 TO $15,000 aud sold. AA, Jor a very special affair: nothing, ce probitvle ae ae so 10 Wy; & man conpe”: wi ie blast ONBY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE: | ing business pretecred: Address SPRCTAL M' eel Be ome AND Mp Otloe” preter dress SPECIALTY, Herald Second INK, COOLS & GRAY, 536 Sixtn M? city improvet or animproved I et Brooklyn, Princ vals on! e tions with Mr: RAMPING. 77 Ocdar attest. ONKEY TO LOAN—IN LARGE SUMS, ON NEW NEY READY TO LOAN—WITHOUT BONUS, ON ANUFAOTURER OF LADIES" exceitent established wholesale trade, would partner with $110) to $15,004 tor finanolal p profits average 30 per cout; auswers wih jame and address only noticed. PRINCIPAL 805 West Twenty-third street. ‘also on applica- York clty Improved Property ; District of Columbia YOUNG MAN, WITH $500 TO INVEST, CAN HAVE Hes monde wanted, A 8 good atuation, wink the prospect of partner, in _, CLINTON, 40 East Fighteenth street. 4 firstclass business, Address A. B., Ue Brooklyn NEM, TORK orry 63, SN Jersey City 7s, Jersey City Long Vala Clevelani St Louis ‘Bold 6s id City 7 County Branen office. A BUSINESS MAN WHO CAN ADVANUE $5,000, ON acceptable security, may obtain large returas and & | sglary of $2,600. Address RELIABLIs, box 203 Hera | REWERY.—THE BREWERY NOS. i45 TO 1 RAST Forty-second street, near Grand Central depot; tor sate by capacity 225 barrels per day; full y ; equipped with DANIL 4. MORAN. and all appurtenances; the building held under « tavoi 0 Wali street | abl tease; will be solid ata uoininal price, as the pro < | Prictor is obliged to relinquish the business on account . PRIME MERCA oftmpaired health. Apply on the premises. coruer Thirty tourth street and Third ay Money deposited on or before February 1 wi pbly to &. M. STACK. | ARGAIN FOK YOUNG SURVEYORS.—#OR SAL. 4 well established Office; located tor five years im @ most conspicuous bailding; whole outft (stackpc instruments and a valuable collection of maps are i ciuded in the moderate price ; cash only; the closest i Fiat OM will be courted. Address Lox’ 139 Post oftice, enus. I draw tne President. terest from that date. D. D. 1. MAKSHALL, Wa. W. banks, Secretary SOON MORTGAGES FOR SALE—$500, $ SS address ALBERT GATUS, Jr, 4) Water strect, Bos ton, Mass. — 300, $2,090, | GOR SALE—AN INDIA RUBBER FACTORY, IN- cluding or excluding Real Kolate; all tucilities tor | hard and soit rubber to Work to advautage; or will ex Tse HERALD ALMANAC, 187! has spoctal interest in’ tts @ broker, the merchant and the and for all having transactions in connectiot jmoney marts and exchanges of the commercial metro} “4 of the country. ‘These tables are com: it, having other business. Address O. J. H., Herald | from authentic data only, mi for ready | office, reliable reference are ‘imvaluable. ‘They ss GG 2G = — daily quotations in gover nt securities in the |‘ VOR SALE—A WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN New York aud London Markets; Daily Quo the best ladies’ and gent’s Kestanrant up town the Principal Kailway stock in the New York and Lon- ving a good business; none but principals need apply? don Markets; Daily Fluctuations in Consols; the Price | Call on Sanday or Monday at 112 West hiry aes rect in th al of Gold tor Kvery, Day Cotion, de, do.” Its fn ence in monetary circles, Only 25 cents, Postage free, janet: Address HER. RUST EUNDS TO LOAN ON GOOD city Property. RUST FUND OF bonus, on city or Brooklyn Property, room Miuatietas tables for tne | Year; Daily Quotations in tables present a eom, ium of iniormation so accurate and important that 2g become a recognized authority as @ work of reler- RST CLASS’ sEHILLIPS & CO., 42 Pino street, New York. $150,000 10 LOAN-WITHOUT Parties siring loans will save themselves time and ex; ty making early application to 0, G. BENNET, ili Broud- change tor improved city Neat Estate, Address HENRY B MARK>, 2 Bast broadway. capituliss, n with the part good securities required; first rate location and* custom: excellent basiness; proprietor cannot attend to {INE BROADWAY PATENT OFFICK, NEATLY PUR- P nished, tor sale cheap. Wanted—A Health Lifting Machine and some glass Partition. Call at & Broadway, room 8 PF NEW STORES, 53) AND 532 SIXTH AVENUE, between Thirty-tirst and Thirty-second streets (next to Herald Uptown Branch office); reut $1,200 each. Ap- ply t janitor, 1,267 Broad w: {INEST EIGHTH AVENUK CORNER SAMPLE rey, Hom for salu; business wood: owner leaving the city. Inquire ot JOHN BRANIGAR, 897 Bight avenue. or SLADs, BRUNDAGE & CO., 31 Union square, WANT A PARTNER, WITR COMMON SENSE AND pens it | ALD AL- ene by BONDS OF CITIKS IN THE STATE $5,000 to $10.00; business long established, pleasant ED—$15,000 ON BC ‘D AND MO | double the amount. Apply atl75 Broadway, rear base- meat office bty ‘acres Land. ten miles trom city; worth 7 ANTR' OF | and proftubie ; musical person preterred. address CON- New York. PERKIVS, LIVINGSTON, POS! SENSI i , . . 00, 56 eee Noe RES ‘ON, POST & | NON SUNSH, box 6i8 lost oMce. CS capa — =e em WANT TO INVEST IN LEGITIMATE BUSINES! WANTED, INMEDIATELY—$2,00, FOR FOUR with sorvices, to begin small: ii satistactory wilt tar, |e pet ca es aut teas Donte, BM OF more aad | nish requisite amount to enlarge. Address staieing pa! life Is insured. Address TUSK, box 12! Herald office. §* | Sowers SAtUre Of business. Sc.. box 221 Herald once. _ —— — —————— | 7 WILL SELL THE WHOLE Pat ALL COM- RTGAGE, plete. for a few hundred doliars, of a good litte arti- cle that will sell anywhere, at all times, at Ov per cent profit, examine samples. RE D, 336 Broadway, office 35. AT A REASONABLE DISCOU Virst Mortua 0) or es upon Brooklyn property, | each, Address SLURGES, NT, TWO MPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS OP SALABLB articles or patents.—Manufacturers can nave their Ronee introduced throughout the United states by a re- lable and responsibie down town firm, Address QUICK, I WILL FURNISH GOOD the use of $6" and thoroughly Adaress OASH WANTED, station D, ANTED—IMMEDIATELY $300, POR WHIC! tarnished Room and first class Board will for one year toa genileman: house and location unex- ceptionable, Addi Mrs. ©. J., Station H. nd fuel (first class house) to one person for | ure that amouns Herald Uptown Branch office. FFICIAL POSITION IS OFFERED A CAPITALIST, } with $30,000, in one of the most desirable manntao- turing concerns of its kind in the country, in tull opera. tion and with a rapidly increas! i business; assocmanon unexceptionable and ‘capital only reqaired to increase, producing capacity. Apply to GIIGUS & CARLETON, roadway. BOARD, HANICE | iL be given | $1 00. NICELY FURN + (including piano) at stone house, near Central HED FRONT rk, will be giv loan of $100, with security; every convenience, Address SKCURITY, box 170 Herald offic IS REQUIRED AS MARGIN $1.000 Siar St stock: tio witees Privilege,” 60 days, which Wil control 200 stock and limst the loss, LAPSL&Y & BAZLEY, Brokers, 74 Broadway, Bedroom, in fine brown Ppa WANTED—WITH $10.000. IN A MANU- facturing business; over $6,000 worth of orders to starton; business first class and well established, dress B., Herald ottice. ARTNER WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS been for past 15 Toon in produce commission busi- hess, and has now a large trade. One who can furnish an equal amount of capital and has a knowledge of the business address W,, box 191 Herald office. Peers, WANTED—WITH $3,000 OR MORK, IN A sats Jobbing, shipping and smoking branch ‘of the PARLOR en for the FOR 100 | Double | shares of | $1 00 WANTED—FOR A FEW MONTHS, FOR | provision trade: Address suating where to be scen, ° which $75 amonth will be paid and first | LIVERPOOL, box 121 Herald office, Class security given, Address A. H. C,, box 152 Herald . = ESTATE MONEY, TO LOAN, $10.00 Now York or Brooklyn. over $2,000, on improved Property in Brokers need not answer. oe PSRMANEN( INVESTMENT, box 207 Herald of- | ce. ARTNER WANTED—WITA A CAPITAL OF FROM 5,000 to $12,000, in a manufactaring business, estab- lished tor 15 years and enjoying a first class reputation, A mao of thorough business capacity, sirict nto IN SUMB and willing to work along, may address ACITY is, box 1 Herald office, Ad- $15.00) erty worth douvle the money. Principals LEASEHOLD, box 119 Herald office. WANTED—FOR FIVE OR TEN YEARS, on First Mortgace on Leasehold Prop- ARTNER WANTED—A MAN OF GOOD BUSINESS capacity, in well establisued retail business or the same tor sale. Address H. F., station tH, ARTNER WANTED—TO MANUFACTURE PATENT address $8,001 MITCHELL, 24 Pins street. TO LOAN—ON IMPROVED PROPERTY in New York city, without bonus, Address hardware articles in extensive daily use and co! stant demand; we first year's business will more than triple the capital required after paying all expenses. Address box 3,751 New York Post office. TO LOAN—ON NEW YORK $52.00 Ax lyn or Westchester county Property, in sums to suit, Apply to M. MITCHELL, 24 Pine street ARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITAL, FOR A 8TA- ple article, secured by United States patent A dress X. X., box 120 Herald office. . BROOK- $100.00 TO LOAN—ON CITY REAL ESTATE, in sums of $5,000 and upward, tor a | ARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH CITY acquaintance and willing to travel in’ custom shirt term of years, without bonus Only principals apply to | manulacturing business; halt interest will be given; 8. M. PEYSER, No. 402 Broadway. cornor Duane street, | small capital required. “Apply to A. F. MACKENZIE, room L. Second Mortg: cashe: 745 dixth avenue. 195, 000 TO LOAN—ON BOND E ARE CHANCE.—THE MOST COMPLETE AND eo). age: second Mortg: e leasant small Hotel Business up towa, on Broad- ICHARD Y. HABNSTT, 111 Broadway, room F, base- | way: always full; best class of trade; long lease at low ment. rental; completely furnished ; a perfect little mint; will be sold on easy terms to respo! le paiay, OF excnanged. TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND | for tree and clear city House worth $16, Apply to E. $250.000 ond tele ln vought by ETH. 6 Pine stree! Brooklyn Property ; also first A. ALLEN & d see ¥ | M. SfACKPOLK 4 CO., Auctioneers, i4 Vesey street. ny NOW oP aoe ini UBSTANTIAL BUSINESS MEN OF CAPITAL, WHO an c TO LOAN—ON STOCKS, tree eee Mortgages and other valuable $ buy the same. P. TODD, 55 Liberty street. are looking fora high-toned business, are respect- tully solicited to call on the undersigned and investigate a new enterprise of and one highest respectability. ~ Pesta: No.7 Wanton treet room S. BONDS, ‘COPARTNERSHIPS. mond Hill, near Liverpool, and John Rare, son, of New York, have this day been admit partners is county, and England. ROWN BROTHERS & 00. n. 1, 1875, in our houses in New Yorx, J OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN—THAT 1HE PART LEXANDER HARGREAVES BROWN, OF RICH. SPECIALTY WANTED—$1,000, WELL SECURED, IN |S" snug manofacturing business; $10,000 invested ; ‘wi divide liberally ; contract profit several b algo foreman ani interest. Address EMSRGE! office. Ss’ John- —FINE NEW ROOMS in building 1,267 Broadway, between Thirty-first and Thirty-second ‘streets, suitable tor schovls, offices, &c. Apply to janitor, 1,267 Broadway. HOOLS, OFFICES, & nership subsisting betwoen Albert R. Coe, Marcus | 7 W. Adams Ant B. Leroy stevens under the arm and | QTBAM PLASH BN GENE BAW, yearn FOR Dame of Cos, Adains & Stevens, for manufacturing fine |, Tuuning, sewing machines and other lixht ma- jewelry, expired on the 27th day of. ry, by | chinery. Vvautages.are—no botier, costs half to man- | mutual consent and by limitation. All debts ‘owing to | Uiacture requires half the fuel, cocupios quarter the the said partnership are to be received by and all those | SPace. ete arrangeme' made for capital due from the same discharged at their offi Maiden ane, New York, or at the tactory, No. 97 Garden ‘k. N.J., where the business will be con- ‘oy Stevens, | B. CQE, MAROUS W, ADAMS, B. LEROY STHVENS. stree', Newar! tinued by the said Albert B. Coe and B. Ler and under the frm name of Goo & Stevens _ Dated Jan. 27, 1875. ‘EW FIRMS WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN ISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway, | ¢ thelr Printing done with PRINTING ESTABL excellent place to hi prompness, neatness and cheapness. to introduce them. In operation at 104 John st, room 30. ico, No. 9 T° PHYSICIANS.—A_ FINE GENERAL PRACTICE, ‘yielding about $15,000 per annum, Is offered for sal price $10,000, one-halt cash. balance by instalments. Fi aruculars address CHARLSS 8 HAWES, 119 Maiden ie, New York. | | muE ADVERTISER WILL INVEST $1.000 IN A legitimate, established beetles sek | required, Address, stating nature of business, RB &., box 215 uerald oitice. AGE 13 TO 18, 1N THE U hg E LABOR OF 260 BOY: (PARTNER WA WITH $2,000 T capttal, for a manatacturing bumness. A G, Heraid ofc. “\ PARTNER WANTED, WITH $5,000 TO. $10,000—IN a Es manufacturing busmess, to take books, &c.; satistactor: allowed. Address i, D. J. L.. Herald office. 6 business w: House of Refuge, xandail’s Island, tor Contract. Address the SUPERINTBNDENT, at the "nv. | House Ferry toot of 119th street. Aino co Sako capital to engage: tn, the retail iT to capi engage In e ret linen and upholstery goods trade. "Address BUSINESS, box 123 Herald office. Wastepas PARTNER, WITH FROM $7,000 TO $9.00) casn capital, to extend a well established ‘oO 000 areas Me Ki ph PARTNBEK WANTED—WITH $500, facturing business, pavil oraers strictly for cash, eo Hes investin, control. Address BARN UM, IN A MANU- over 200 per cent profits having ful box 140 Herald office. ing business protected by patent 3 b00 to 1,00, Dut may be Drought ry) by adding funds and inereasing busine: custom Js unlim! Address, giving fu! box 182 Herald office, :00 oF" $1000 000 or $15 for which the name, C. B. c., A LADY WANTS TO BORROW $500 OR $1,000 ON ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $5,000 TO $10,000 chattel mortyage, or will admit & lady or gentie- ‘and good business qualifcations, in achima and | man to partnership in & lucrative ousiness, Brefacing | glassware house, Address FRENCH UHINA, Herald from $9,000 to $50 annually, Address L, A., Hera Brooklyn Bra: office. PARfNER WANTED—FOR A WELL lished wholesale fa: business; ade goods $5,000 capital required. Address J. L. B., Heri WILL PURCHASE A HALF INTEREST IN A Felerences trom clients Address LAWYER, Post office. —MORTGAGRS FOREOLOSED, OPBN ACCOUNTS «and all legal business prosecuted by an experienced Attorney, without charge unless successiul; excellent | ESTAB- $50) @ well estabtished meat and poultry business $2,000 to | near Washington Market; trade strictly cash and re- ‘ald office. | gmires but little capital None bat principals need ad- dress: K., 92 Barclay street 1,50! WILL SECURE AN INTEREST IN A ° verv pleasant legitimate cash busine: box 2432 | A® will be sold to business of manui fourth floor. N INTEREST IN THREE VALUABLE PATENTS actical man who can manage the ring. Apply at 39 Dey streot, ‘ielding a large daily income. Apply, from 124 P. M. nw Wroad tr room 7. WANTED-TO KXTEND AN ESTAB- } $2.000 Mshed manufacturing business, wherein rofits are over 150 per cent; @ satisfactory interest will Be given by addressing, appomui interview, B. B. box 219 Herald office. A 82000 FIRST MORTGAGE (RUNNING THRE tN «_ years) for sale, on near-by Jersey Property wort TO $5,000, PARTNER WANTED TO MA $300, Address ALEXANDER, Herald oitice, “appoint $3.000 Waders spade concralleg by letsers patent 2 ae a ee $ expected; none | soid to the wholesale dry goods, notion and inillinery others noticed. GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A SMALL Liquor Store, doing a capital. —An old established good business, Will be soki very reasonable; class Shuftieboards on premises. Luquire at ‘Thirty-tith street, trade; profits large, can be increased to any amount, | Apply to Gy, 639 Broadway, fourth loft ANTED, A PARTNER WITH ABOVE | amount to join advertiser in buying a 8, established 1862; netted $10,000 656 Post office, Oberlin, Uh two first 49 West legitimate cash busines: last year. Address box = OLD ESTABLISHED DRESSMAKING BUSI. ness for sale cheap. ‘erms easy. Wh MEYRS, 755 Broadway. TO. $5,00).-FOR SALE, A BU ' $4,000 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WITH $5,000, will be admitted in a commission nouse, now fall name, box 1,281 Post of- forming. Aduress, with fice, New York. ress well established, with ‘a good custo; Address W. C | Oiesale, promtable aud sate." Those wishing one such | Bduress [MM DIA box 228 Herald office. $3,000 TO ~ —— WANTED—IN A Pay) LEGITIMATE AND | $5.00 profitable business Investment. Full par. tleulars given. Address SAMANA, Herald office. N ACTIVE PARTNFR, WITH capital, wanted in an old estab beins ngoemety, ‘or particulars piease PORTER, Herald office. ABOUT $20, ished Smporning the pl { one retiriug, more capital house, to take the place of on: ie, 8 Hig ‘OR SALE, VERY VALUABLE PATENT on a wholesale manufacturing article in ; will net o per cent Address tas 000 $5.000, Jarge demat tion D. Weiees ORIGINAL AGENTS’ LETTERS OF JULY, | A ment om GOOD BUSINESS MANAGER WANTED-IN A stock company; $000 to $5,000 required ; invest: fate and pay good. Address B., box 106 5.00 August and ie ie 1874; will sell the addresses. Address LATTERS, Herald office. WANTRD—BY ONE OR MORE OBN- Herald $10.000 COMPETENT, 8TBADY, RELIABLE, PRACTICAL A Printer desires to purchase ‘the, wito interest in. b Otter or will take the management of will take salary in trade: Adaress W., box 162 Herald office. Jol reference: rocure half interest in three of the best patent medicines in this country, or [give will one-twentieth the profits and the interest on mor to a ne who will loan me the money for five years on satistactory reference. Ad- dress CONFIDENTIAL, box 119 id’ office. of or an ‘st clase state ADDITIONAL CAPITAL merchants, manntacturers and ot i Keal Estate ‘apital seeking roved opportunities, Reterences— | ho Produce Commission, 108 Broad street ne sine: of ham, @ Rayner, bithographers and Printe a RIGGS a Vi AL Cy Financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broadway. RARE CHANCE TO THE RIGHT PARTY.—ONR | count, loan and foreign exchange business, desi of the best Eating and Ovster Houses in this city on | intereat a suitable par, ‘contributing a mode Falton street; will selt one half or the whole: sale. posi- | tion to, the, oapisa axinces: Adarogs, ‘witlyparth ve of ACooUN! it si . . inet WOODKU WI. 3M vrtin awamnen ‘oe | MXRERANT, box dou Post oftice, . PROCURED POR hers; Mintng In- kxchanged for advised Pelletreau osey stree: KtoN THOROUGHLY jetails of @ highly associate Vike. wa —A GENTLEMAN Lge iG. his arrangements. and coxfem- is nV of eas capital in he aus. 8 (1), —THE ADVERTISE! * + conversant with all profitable manufacturing business, destrs ‘with cash capital; details at personal intery Anonymous replies not noticed. Address GEN | 207 Herald office. 300.000. — | plating the above investmen: | your wihdrawa!, id | Fo SALE—A SMALL CITY HOTEL, PART Cast, | | of No. g lA tlemen, as silent or active partners, to | IT AMERICAN INSTITUTE. i] ANSWER OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS AND Dr« RECTOBS TO PROFESSOR CHANDLER'S CHARGES, Awnnican Lvetirote, Naw Youx, Jan. 29, 1875, Bipheee. ©. A OMANDLER 4 ni ak Stk—Your letter, (endering your resignation a Director of this Tusuitute, has been Tecewed is The course you have so suddeuly adopted has filled ws with surprise aud regret. not alone because the Institue will no longer hive your advice and assistance, but i consequence of the illoged cause and the manner of We tule you are misled by your zeal in the service ol your triead wuo represeats the arucke called me aline {i as, you assert, any conspiracy hae existed for the urpowe of influencing the Board of Managers or the Divecuon im the award sought t be & ted for it as an Ce the conspiracy has beem etween yourselt and the Metaline Company. Bart in the exhibition, as we now learn, you aporoac! members of the Board of Managers of the air, of which Board you were nota member, and said that met Wasa great thing and urged its merits, and stated thas. the company would be ail applicant for Uo great medal ot the American institute. ibis medal # awarded under the following bylaw, viz. THE GEKAT MEDAL BE AMRRICAN INBEITOTR. “This medal ( Sold) is to be atucied oaly to the dip coverct or inventor of a machine, product or proceam, Shieh shall have been proved by long continued tion and practical adaption to be ao aportant ith ite uae or applicAdon as virtually to supplant evesy articie or process previously used for accomplishing the same par- 098: post can be awarded only by ten affirmative votes at « meeting of the Board of Directors, and tor an artigie, Product oF process, which has been reported tovbe thus Important by not less than three judges, and whose re- ort shull be based solely on comparative vests with th best machines, products or processes, before usc for th same purpose, Which report must also have the unaui- mous approval of the Board of Managers.” Your motives ib throwing the weight of your great personal influence thus early, in advance of any exami- hation oF report of experts or judges, in tavor of ing the highest award of the American Tusutate for | article not for sale in the market, and demonstrated by experiments, in which it was reported that there had been many failures no one questioned. yrevious to and after the jadges' report was re- by the Board of Managers an influence wae brought to. bear upon the Managers, individuaily, im favor of this award such as Was never Deore attempted of the Institute. so far as we are aw: be awarded, but by persistent persoual effurt ou the part of yourself and the company, Rnd the great respectin. which you were held by the Managers, that Board was induced to recommend, by | barely the number of votes needea, that the “Medal of Progress” be awarded, and the report of the judges, to- | gether with the recommendation, was placed before the “Hoant of Direction,” of which you were a member. smne_ following us the bylaw “governing wis award, vin. THE MEDAL OF PROGRESS. “his medal (of gold) 1s to be awarded only to the dis coverer or inventor of a machine, product or process om exhibition, which shal be adjudged a0 important as te make @ decided advance and great improvement, be satisiactorily sown to be a discovery or invention of the first order of unportance and value in sclence or im. the Industrial arta. itcan only be awarded by a two- thirds vote of the Board of Direction, after it shall have been reported upon, by not less than three judges ae ful ‘dlling all these conditions, whose report ‘also esti- mate its merits comparatively with other machines, Products or processes used for the same purpose, aud after said report shall have been approved by ten mem- vers of the Bourd of Managers.” Four recommendations for the award of the Medals of Progress and the judges’ reports there with were laid be- tore the Board of Direction at the same time, being all the recommendations for this medal tor exttibite at thas, tar. The judges’ reports In thres of the cases were found to bé Incomplete, oue of the defects being hab there were no estiinates of comparative merits, as re- quired by the bylaw, aud, on motion, these three re porte were rewirned, u copy of ‘the bylaw ‘furnished and a re- quest nade that the omisstous from the reports be sup~ plied, The metaline was one of the three cases, and you | made an appeal to this Board to make an exception in | tavor of this article, oringing forward a large package, | of letters and certificates, which. you claimed, covered, detects in the judges’ report. You stated that taking a special “interest in thia cause the friend serve. the sympathy of the mombers of this Board, but they de- clined to violate the bylaw governing the award of thi medal, and the report on this article went back with the others. Itap, rp oc oo nae a eee Be ot the judges refused to sign the amended report, which re- sal pen ack to this ving ry fusal prevented the case from coming bac for action, but lett the maiter entirely in the hi the Board of Managers, where a sliver medal was awardea to the company, being the highest award that Board can make. The silver medal is not awarded for a class of insignificant articles, as you state, but is the bignest re; r award, and ly given only for machines, products, or processes of great value in the opinion of the experts who report upon them as Judyes. You now come piain that the judge who made a minority report, ‘Was not displaced by the Board of Mauagers. and tor what? It this judge were displaced, tt would have been because he exercised his own judgment and re the truth, as it appeared to him. If you were noe. blinded by your partisanship you would be the first to denounce the Board of Managers for abniaping a} who had proved humself beyond the reach of personal influence wm making his report. Your letter of resignua- tion—evidently intended for the public and given to Press at the same time tha: sent to the rooms the lustitate—is intended to produce a wreng ieprese sion on the public mind of the proceedings at ther meeting of this Board at which the papers were before it You state that “a unanimous vote was de- | clared to be | necessary, at this to award the Medal of " Progress,” say you doubted. We do not remomber that you ex- pressed any such doubt at that time; but you have con cealed the facts. One of the provisions of the bylaw is u m “can only be awarded by a two-thirda vote of the Board of Direction.” You assisted in making thispylaw aud understood and approved of andacted us chairman yourself in report tion. ‘There are thirteen members of this would require nune votes to award this medal. were but mine members present at that meeting, of course it would require @ unanimous vote. One of the members, in his sympathy tor you in the equivocal | sition im which you placed yourself by ‘over zeal im behalf of the company. suggested that, mo it the ‘were complete, you would Hani ‘at that meeting, because it woul every inember present, and from ‘not dissent. a Good faith, to put it Ee aetna poe want of good taith, to put it in the mildest fort | ng your letier practically to the public instoed of rd of Direction, and your charge ot 10! | 2 101 at rd Mani the stat Pas San etic neat i bes ATH rected to. magn it om AN OC. , Chairman, the o} CY. halt of the managers. ‘Jou W. Cuamsuks, Secretary. CORONERS’. CASES. William Mortimer, a laboring man, forty-two yeats of age, on Friday morning fell dead in frong 6 South street, while enroute to nis rest« aeuce, No. 64 Oliver streét. The body was takem home ana Coroner Croker notified. Ellen Quinn, a woman forty years of age and born in Ireland, on Saturday morning fell dead in the hallway of Louse No. 494 Greenwich onto The body was sent to the Morgue and Corone! Croker notified. Charles Kyeitz, a boy seven years of age, died suddenly early yesterday morning, at the om dence of his parents, No. 387 Bleecker street, iro! causes unknown. An inquest will be held vy Co} Me Coen ged Atty years, and vorn in Ire: \c! avis, an ‘0, 524 West Tourey-o1neal land, died suddeniy at sireet, without medical attendance. Covronei Croker was notified. The body of the boy who was crushed betwei @ boat and the bridge at the Cortiandt street fe! on Friday morning has been identified at tl Morgue as that of Richard Pascoe, who worked No. 12 Dey street and lived in Hudson City, N. J. WANTED TO PURCHASE, UNTERS WANTED—ONS BAR COUNTER, x0 C feet; one Lunch Counter and one bye re ee and uniform or nearly 60. dress J. Mee. 10 ELECTROTY?EBR:.—I WANT TO PURCHASE T° ail riectrotype Foundry. Any electrotypor sirous to sell or who wishes to make art a sateen io canpeer a! agp oe move the same So calling on FARME! Monday, February a 10 PURCHASE—A LARGE STOCK 0) Merchandise, for which will be given good ¢i Mortgages and some cash if required. ‘Owner, LICHTENSTEIN, 144 East Forty-foarth ree | MATRIMONIAL, RELIABLE, CULTIVATED, WEALTHY GENTLI man desires the acquaintance ot a refined and st; ish lady. not over 20 years of age, matrimonially clined; only serious apd explicit answers noticed. Gress, for one week, VERITAS, box 133 Herald Upto Branch office. - ce — N ELDERLY GENTLEMAN OF GOOD, SOCLAI standing, reputation and address, and owning so: property, would lice to. meet @ lady of similar endo ments With a view to matrimony, she must be call, a developed and of good moral character. Address H. Way R, Herald Uptown Branch office. M* IMMONIAL Al thes po No. 88 CONTAIN the portraits of and Kmilie and ab er candidates 1or Ina: ts, Address PU BR é z =) = # lg ig iad oS “(1 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, | A An extensive stock ¢ Sate and Marble, mania Wash Trays and Slate Wort SETS SLATE COMPAN Fourth avenue and Seventeenth at. N, ¥, REDU RS—AN EXTENSIV! ed Mantels and for the trade. near Third av. Union square, r TLY REDUCED PRIC: \ Sock Marple and Marble: role work; Marble Turning RENDER, tse East Bighteenth street tered at 5. Beate OM Og DIT ‘to 287 West Pifty-firse Broad —_— '$ SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WOO! TEWART" d elegant desicns, atthe lowest pric 220 bree Wont twonty wird street, between Seven and Kighth avenues. on TPUK METROPOLITAN PRINTING RATA BLISH MB! aS at 218 Broadway, thpitoratd udldiua