The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1875, Page 8

—ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK ey and account, 94% a 9444; °65 bonds, pink 107% &@ 10734; '6T Donds, 105% a 105%; ten- forty bonds, 105 a 10534; new fives, 103% @ 103%; Erte, 13%. TRADE STATISTICS, The Stock Market Buoyant | wars. sian commerce of the port tor the week Upon a Limited Business. GOLD HEAVY AND LOWER. Foreign Exchange Without New Features. MON Be BA S.Y. WALL STRzzr, Sarorpay, July 24, Tais.} The Loudon afvices report a gain of £112,000 builion by the Bank of England to-day. The rate ef discount in the open market 1s 24 per cent, Money at the Stock Exchange on government securities beimg quoted at 1}; percent. Consolg ‘were steady and United States bonds strong ana higher. STOCKS, ‘The stock market in the early dealings was quiet and frm, with an tmprovement of % to % per cent in prices. Union Pacific rose from 74% to 7545, Pacific Mail from 38% to 39%, Western Union from 80% to 81%, Nortnwestern from 41); to 41%, St. Paul from 36% to 36%, Lake Shore from Glo 613 and ©., C. and J, C, from 435 to 54g. Michigan Central declined from 67 to 66, At- Jantic and Pacific Telegraph advanced from 21% to 22%, but later fell off to 21%. At the second call the market was dy intone, Toward ana at the close the market was strong and generally Bigher, when the best prices of the week were ‘made in some shares, notably Lake Shore, Union Pacific, Western Union and C., C. andI.C. Lake Shore advanced to 613;, Western Union to 81%, Union Pacific to 755, C.and LC. to %, Rock asiana to 105%, Pacific Mail to 3944, Northwestern St. Paul to 36%, amd Ohios to 23%. The cific ireight earnings alone for the first eighteen days of July, this year, were $288,405, eainst $186,521 last year, an increase of $101,833, equal to 54% per cent. Michigan Central was an exception to the general market, and declined to 65. ‘The sudjoined table gives the RESULTS OF THE DAY’S BUSINESS, ‘Doth in respect to advance or decline in the sev- eral stocks dealt in, the highest and lowest prices, ‘with sales, as also me closing prices, RSULTS. ApvaNce.—Atlantic and Pacific ese.. ay rg Yoré Central and Cag 3. Cy O. al. Lake Snore, 4; Northwestern, 3; “On iid “itississippl, le Mail, 54; Quickstiver, 3g; Rock isiauad, 4; St. Paul, Union Pacific, jg; Western Union Telegraph, 5; Mariposa Land ba Mining, 3, ; 365 District of Columbia, 3; arte, London, +s DRcLINE.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 3. Erie, 3; Bariem, 34; Toledo and Wabash, ‘g0id, UNCHANGED.—S$, Joseph, Northwestern pre- ferred, Panama, St. Paul preferred. EXTREMES. hd oe Central Union “eos G, ©, and I. Hannibal and Be: Joseph. Unio ana | en CLOSING FRICES—3 F. x, Mil & St Pant Mil & St oe 7 ia a i opened at 112%, fell off to 112, advanced to 112% and closed at 112};. The borrowing rates were 1, 2 and 3 percent perannum and 1-64 per wiem, Loans were also made flat, The Assistant Treas- grer paid out to-day $70,000 gold on account of in_ terest und $64,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, MONEY continues easy at 1% to 2 per cent on call and 3% to 5 per cent on aiscounts, The Bank of England gained £112,000 bullion to-day. The rate for money on the Stock Exchange for governments ‘Was 144 per cent early in the day, but later went Off to 1 per cent. TREASURY STATISTICS. The Treasury holds $374, 750,000 in bonds tosecure Bational bank circulation, and $18,790,000 to se- eure public deposits, National bank circulation Dutstanding $350,760,000, of which $2,540,000 are gold notes. National bank notes received tor re, demption to-day, $850,000. Total for week, $4,400,000. Customs receipts to-day, $490,000. Rev_ enue receipts, $390,000. Total for month to date, $7,950, 000, TREASURY BALANCES. Currency, $2,130,000; coin, $66,920,000; less coin certificates, $22,630,000. The specie shipments jor the week ending July 24 reached $815,879 11, of which $295,000 was goid coin and the remainder silver bars and coin, The imports of specie for the week ending yesterday were $200,000, of which $186,090 was gold coin. FOREIGN BXCHANGE «S quiet and steady. Prime sterling asking rates, 4.87 and 4,90; selling, 4.56 04.961; and 4.89%, 04.893. Reichmarks, 94% 0 95 and 95% Prime Paris, 5.16%4 and 5.13%. RAILWAY MORTGAGES, In railroad bonds the largest transactions were im Chicago and Nortnwestern consolidated cou- pon gold bonds, which were in active demand and Bdvanced to 85, the highest point of the week. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated plain rose | ¢ to 9834. Milwaukee and St, Paul consolidated firsts | °atior were firm at 79. Harlem coupon firsts brought 111; Morris and Essex second, 10934; Rock island sevens, 108%; Michigan Southern sinking innds, 107% 5 burg fourth, 100. Union Pacific firsts were firm at 100%, Central Pacifics sold at 100%, C., C. andl. | C, Brsts rose to 50, The market was firm In the late deajings. Chicago and Northwestern con- solidatea coupon goid bonds were in demand at 86, Union Pacific !and grants brought 99% and sinking fands 96. Closing quotations were:— Union Pacific firsts, 100% to 101; Union Pacific land grants, 99% to 997%; Union Pacific sinking fends, 957% to 96; Central Pacifics, 100% to 1004. SOUTHERN SECURITIES. In State bonds Missouri long sixes advanced to 102% and reacted to 101%. ‘lennessee, old, rose to Ske ad following are the latest bid: GOVERNMENTS be disturbed by the declining gold premium, but closed to-day at the following | E* figures :—United States currency sixes, 121% a 122; 40, #ixes, 1861, registered, 118% a 119%; do. do, P® do., coupon, 120% a 1205; do. five-vwenties, 1862, coupon, 114; do, do., 1864, registered, 115% @ 116%; 0, do., do., coupon, 115% a 116%; do. do., 1865, registered, 117% @ 118; do., ‘do., do., cou- pon, 117% @ 11834; do. do., do., new, registered, 117 a 11734; do. do., do., do., coupon, 117% a 117)4; 60. do., 1867, registered, 118% a 1194; do. do., do., voupon, 119! a 119%; do. do., 1808, registered, | 119% @ 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 118% a 119%; do, ten-forties, registered, 116% a 116)¢; do. do., coupon, 116% a 116%; 118% @ 11844; do., do., do., coupon, 114% a 115. LONDON PRICES enow United States bonds and consols quiet, ex- cept for s rise in 1867's, Prices closed:—Comsois 296, Cables, 96%. | ichigan Central sevens, 104, and Pitts. | ao, fives, 1881, registered, | 23%, | $1000 Un Pac sk fé.be £6 (including ary goods), $7,001,511; produce ex- Ports, $6,203,632, and specie exports, $815,879. The total imports since January | this year are $201,100,006, against $239,175,023 for the corre- Sponding period in 1874 and $240,141,972 in 1873. The total exports of produce since January 1 this year are $138,159,030, against $163,943,315 in 1874 and $157,131,573 mm 1873. Tne total exports of Specie since January 1 this year are $57,938,711, against $32,819,183 in 1874 and $36,062,690 in 1873, SUB-TREASURY FIGURES, Gold receipts. Gold payay $1,419,754 800, 411 Gold ances. 33,672,340 Currency receipts. 1,799,857 Currency paymen: 1,543, 242 Currency balances 56,470,779 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency excnanges.. $52,609, 666 Currency balances. 2,533,529 Gold exchan; 907 Geld palances. 1,181,515 WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. 361,304,383 Currency valances . Goid exchanges. Gold balances. . Curremey balances. PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS. City sixes, new, 107 a 1073s; Camden and Amboy Railroad, 130 @ 130%; Pennsylvania do., 51% a 51%; Paiiadeiphia and Reading do., 5554 a 55%; Lehigh Valley do., 62 a 6234; Catawissa do., pre- Jerred, 42\ a 4344; Pniladelpnia‘and Erie do., 21% @ 21%; Northern Central do., 2¥%; Lebign Navi- gation, 50%; do, gold loan, 10134. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Sarunpay, July 24, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M, Pi $1°000 Mo 100 Han & ‘0 shs Ger-Am 41 $500 US 6's, c, °8I WAU 8 5-20, ¢, een age 16098) Ten 6s, old Sw, Pac 7 CALL=12:30 P.M, bya ee deeded | ¢ BEFORE SL SECOND BOARD P, M. 100 shs M Lt M,asp.be 11 mo bs al IDV Chie NW RR orbe 19 miles F RR....b 2T0 3 Pp. M, Pac Mail $8.08. 2016 4 RRK.. oy dich Cen Rit 20 Lo am 8 RR Us B55. a. He y 00 Chi b3 In) ChidSw KR pt. 200 Mil a Kt RK 2 20 Del, iesk's m Rit. nes 4 Sovunio & Mine f . a W6,C&IC hie EUROPEAN MARKET. nopuce MARKET. tela July %—Evi senses, Prop’ irits turpentine, 2s. per c ha | ‘amis Bounse,—LOoxnox, re Fars) saiaatd despatcnes quote rentes at 65 francs £0 centimes, A LAPSERY & r BaZLey 74 BROADWAY.—STOCK é ry AL FoR Tig kes8 THAN 100 DHAK Ro Contmacts I OUR T RKASONABLE RATES—MO: ibs ON LIFB AND Endowment Insarance Polici Mortwazes ant diher securities, Insurance of ali_kiads eflectel witn NAME, | bestcompames J. J. HABRICH & Co. LI? Broad way | | —STOCK PRIVILEGES REMOVE THE RISK AT. + tending stock specuiations We contracts on members of the Stock close rates; $5) te $10) for Puts or Ual Double Privileges; contracts ma; sed in piace ash for purchase ‘or sales of stoc juotations and is- nm furmshed. TUMBRIDGE £9 ers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, Psa bougnt and sold for cash or on ins. T REASONABLE RATES—MONKY ON LIFE AND endowment insurance policies, | mortgages and other securities. Insurance ot dws Le 4.3, WABRICH e —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY * and bought by the old established house of KERTH. NICOLAY & CO., oN. 48 Pin street, New York. N. B.—7, * and 10 per cent choice City bs nd other Al investnent Securities our specialty 23 years, paying 10 to 15 per cent; interest promptly paid ; for sie below par. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN | WIDOW LADY Would like to obtain a joan of $100, tor which she will give security, Address M: AKD, Heraia Up. town Branch o' York, A WIDOW IN ADVERSE WOULD like Lo meet some honorable person to assist her in business; security, # government Claim. Address K. Y station By YHEQUES ON Pia? / London, London, for, HEQUE BANK (LIMITED), t draft on the Union Bank, ial negotiauons eflected. URKAY, Banker, 53 éroad way, CRLSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER TWENTY. | third street and sixth avenue, New York.—Interest | ‘d and compounded January and July. Interest ix percent. Interest commences the first of the onth next following the deposit. Bank open daily, dnesday and Saturday evenings JOUN BE. DRWLIT, President. Gro, C, Watno, Secrets _H. K, Tnnonen, Vice Prevident. POR SALE—A $2,009 FIRST MORTGAG house and lot in Brooklyn, due: liberai di ready cash; Al bonasman. ‘Audress # Herald oMce. G BO. W. STAKE. 1) BROADWAY, ROOM 8 LOANS money at6 and 7 per cent against first Mortgages nm New York and srooklyn property; second and sease- fiold mortgages atenay terres. NSTITUTION FUNDS TO LOAN=IN LARGER On small suns, without bonus: sew York city improved property only. . CLINTON, 68 Liberty street AM PREPARED TO MAKE CASH AOVANCES ON | $1. 000 any kind of Personal Property to any party ia aim | culty or yequiging junds, pirictest secrecy, box 1,913 Post o! Fs} | only for sale. i ms HERALD, males an EBAROIA Re _ ~~ ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD New York city Mortgages without bonus. Principals desiring to BORROW OR INVEST, apply to H, L. GRAS as Broadwa: ‘OHN 8 PIRROR, NO. 5 PINE STREI LO. Pry approved real estate in eatohester county; also pur- est rates, ONEY TO LOAN—FOw THREE OR FIVE Y&ARS, on bond aud mortgage ou New York city property, in sums to suit, CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 35 Pine street ORTLAND AND Ug haba nig phen FIRST MORTGAGE six per cent gold Boni rmont divieion. due 1891, tor sale by JOHN B. MU i ‘ay 93 Broadway. money, without New ss Mor ‘Brook| ____ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~! " NTED, IN THE $1,000 Sacre te ‘ understands th fu whole time and a charge and control ; fo the right seldom offerel. For par.culars BI Forty-first street, west of Tenth avenue, $2. O00 "Ok ese BALE INTEREST IN A PROS- perous and lucrative business; a desiras mec ppening for one wishing perm: nt business. HAN- $3.00) est I wenty-ninth street, corner Broadway. TO $5,000 mate business, erences given active. busine: 199 Herald office. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S SALVATION POWDERS” ‘ cure drankenness, They are tasteless and can be given without the knowledge “of the patient, producing i tine for for stimulents of any kind. Whole ale Agent, FEBNTUR. No, 7 Sixth avenue, New York cit iy. Forwarded by mail; price $ 1 pay a pig discount to out of mar a pis address BONA | ing interview. ae PACIFIC RAILROAD Lots, free and clear, at Fiushing, 4, I. Address A, B. C., box 3,36¢ Post off ANTED—MORIGAGES ON WESTERN FARMS IN exchange Lo ‘one-halt cash and balance in stock of good company. Address FL ANCLALS box 175 Herald omfice, Wy Rte eae ON MORTGAGK ON WESTCHES- ter Farm, value 2: good bondsman Map at office o1 G. W. DITCHLK: No, 2 New Chambers stroe| ANTED—NORTHERN Bonds in Exchange mai Sew York of hrooklyn: sd required, Address WILL "INSURE. HALF_ INTEREST IN 3, 000 the most ieupertant new Masonic Work in ‘orid; money to be invested $10,00', to $15,000 per rtain: ho risk: partner to take charge here or in Iphia, with first class house. Address & Herald oMice. 4 | $3.000 Tojoin thie alvertiser in 9 ell established gentieme: furnishing goods and shirt business on Broadway. For particulars address H., box 199 uM oftice, — = 25( owning valuable patente and machine rf) money secure ation and interest given tor the accommodation ; decane large. Address CAXTON, Herald olive, $10. 00 TO $15,000-—-WANTED IN A FIRST class legitimate business, now in full operation; will bear the strictest ieyceees ton, and pay atleast 2 percent per annum. «Address » Herald “PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE ald WANTED-SIX MONTHS, BY PARTIES Py AvERD--07 00, ON GOOD SECURITY, FOR ONE year; will pay liverally, Address X. Y., Herald office. 2.500 *Oax, WantED—ox STATEN ISLAND anda. Property. worth three Nimes the amonns: ber cent bonus will be paid and no more. ress h. Post office. Stapleton, 8, L. 30, 000 70. LOAN—ON BOND AND MOKT- le. on city and Hrookiyn Property, in Sums t0 suit: Mortgages bout. Principals only apply at lb] Broadway, rooms 6 and 7. £50.000 72 29A%;,NimHouT COMMISSION* 3) on first mortgage on good city prop. erty; §) per cent on improved and 40 per cent on ualm roved. Address, with particulars, J, i, box. 14l erald office. $7( 0.000 * LOAN—ON BOND AND Mont. e; Mortgages cashed. K. erence: Jr, ine strect or 33 Kast aiventennth street. N. B.— zh being estate funds, not but prime applications considered. sam BUSUWES! | OPPORTUNITIES, — a A BUSINESS MAN, HAVING THE ‘BEST REFER- ences, going to San Francisco tor some important transactions, desires to take charge of any kind of business for onsible firms. Address MERCHANT, box 139 Herald office. N ACTIVE, OW MILENT FARTNER, WITH, $1,000 000, in a lucrative and safe orahch of the pro- ¥imon wade in thie city in connection wits ine Western States. Address PROVISIONS, box 160 Herald off N BXOBLLERT CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH yr $1,000 to manufacture # new article in the Rica ture line the Western States. Address FUR- . THE VARIETIES SHOW A basta ess already established. Cail for one week at the ‘Hudson Varieties, 647 Newark avenue, Jersey City. GOOD. OFPORTUNITY TO FORM A CONNEO- tion with a firm in a reliable, legitimate and pay- ing business, establi and requiring about ,000 to further exte ferences given and Tequired; brokers will not be noticed. Address T. B. O., herald oitice. —ORIGINAL LETTERS FROM AGENTS TO EX- + change; used but once, but first class article ; mi- mon pure inévery respect, Address A, B. M., box 172 Herald office. CONTRACTOR O8 A PARTY TO JOIN IN CUT- ling @ tunnel for silver in Nevada : best chance ever offered: quick returns and large interest. 161 Broad- SUCCEEDING TO A PROFITABLE A’ importing and jobbing business, who intends visit- Eefer- ing Surope of business for a short time, would admit a periner vate $9.00 on. favorable terms.’ Address J. H. 16) Herald office. GENCY FOR THE SALE OF PATENTS —PATENTS A ot all kinds sold on reasonable terms. Address J. . HUGHES, 51 Liberty street, New York. A —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL YROCURED FOR * merchants, manutacturers and others: Mining In- terests, &c., negotiated : Keal £state exchanged tor Busi- s. Persons with ¢: eking business advised ) of approved opportunities. ences :—Howard, Sanger & Co., Fancy Goods, 105 C bers sire cFadden £ Reod, Importers, Wrench Glass, 65 Warren street. ac. GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Bustness Brokers, 93 Broadwa: “AGENTS LEITERS (THIS YEAR'S; ADDRE} circular, 3 for sale—A first class lot for parties selling goods by A GENTLEMAN WITH $900 WANTED—TO TAKE Cail on H. C. SMITH, 66 Cortlandt street, an interest in anestablishe! business, its increase Of trade demanding the attention of two interested par- Apply to G. HANKINS, 23 West Twenty-nintn st. ties. GENTLEMAN OF JRREPROACHABLE CHAR. AL acter with $2,000 can scare Half Interest in a thoroughly established auction and storage business. Address INDOMITABLE, Herald Uptown Branch office. A tling Business; no Heraia ofiee. OR THE UsE tad 10.000 IN INSTALMENTS I ie i} interest in an enterp! cent w TRddsess ENTERPIISE, r cent within one year. lerald offic. Fo SALE—THE PATENT RIGHT OF A FIRST class remedy against Tooth and Kar Ache, known tor years to be an iniallible one. The secret of another remedy to cure the smailpox in 24 hours will be fur- ished in the bargain. No humbug. Address PATENT MEDICINE, Herald office. ARD RUBBER FACTORY FOR SALE OR PART. her wanted.—Business 1s in good condition and profitable; small capital required. dress RUBBIR, Herald office. TUADELPIL ARE OPPORTUNITY ¥OR THE Centennial.—A person wishes to dispose tor cash ot his Interest in one of the largest and most successful Boarding 110uses in Philadelphia, having capacious din- ing rooms on first floor well adapted for a first class res- location not excelled tor busivess facilities: rare chance to embark in a safe and establiaued very profitable d the Cenvennial but also.as a permanent location, Vor particulars address, for two weeks, C. MURRELL, Phila- delphia Fost office. ARTNER WITH SERV GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A HALF interest in an aie hab Wine and Liquor Bot- Address B. J. M., box 103 Yor particulars aa (82,000) TO bead ig tare the people's favorite: cheap and unsuri jelphia ; pare lerald ‘will be exhibited here and Philadel interview. Address MOUSSEUX, box 106 H ARTNER WANTEDSIN A FIRST ‘on Broadway - $5,000 to $3.00) ca Address H., box 13 Herald office, 8 offic | STAKE, 150 Broadway, room 8. Si ECIAL NOTICE TO CAVITALISTS.—A PARTY | © having an interest in an estate wishes to dispose of it on reasonable terms. Call on or address M, P. 1., rooms | avenue and } Ded eee BUSINESS IN pert ori em ter Half Share; one-half fi profits; this isa iuine investment: ove publication alone brings in. $5,000 a year. Audress LiBEX, Herald office. | SPECIAL PARTNER “WANTED—WITH $20, first class manufacturing busiuess, doing a cash trade. in this city. Full particulars given by GEO. W. A and 2, 697 broadway. 10 Ler FIRST FLOORS OVER STORE 907 AND 300 nixth avenue; adapted for business or dwellin frst clams location. Auply to RICHAMD MES RES Sixth, ineieenth street. 0 LET—NO. 205 PRINCH STREET, BEST CORNER in the Eighth ward for grocery or other business; | Greenwich, corner Reade street. MEMBERS OF THK STUCK VN OF | UR Sc we vO Not ADVERTISE; | | rpo_ GaPitsLists, | that his jtock will pay a dividend of 18 per cent per | annum. ‘This will beae the strictest investigation. Ad- box 1,249 New York Post ofl ase inar- | i | | of the sewin | Cards'by the M1 | promised. | really first class corporation, can procure the position of | dress will be altered to suit, Owners, DAVID LEVI & CO.,; ULATION.—C APITALTSTS oR invest in or place large tre nd in the United States ‘address q pik COMING 8) otiators who ot the finest timbered RLS. Herald office, RESPONSIBLE AND OAP- able party who will take $10,000 1ull paid stock in a A presiden At gor gee si and can be convinced. fe TED—A PARTNER FOR AN KSTABLISHED ind very profitable manufacturing Peay Prd xperienced business man, witn Address FRANKLIN, Heraid hoe ER had A SMALL CAPITAL dry g roods business: ond an preferred. Address M. W's owaaia ih *ANTED-A PARI in a neat and respectable A 00d location ~ Herald office. TANIED—PARTNER WITH $10.00; M x UFAC turing business equal to the Bess ner s machine business; large profits, addres erald office, yas fED—A PARTY TO JOIN WITH ADVERTISER manutacture ‘ot Knamelled fron Show thographic transfer process; good results Address B, M., Herald of 7TANTED—A PARTY TO INVEST $1,000 IN RAUSING fruits and vogetabies at Port Royal, 8. C.; adver- equal amount investet im land and buila- Me; quality of sol: and location tmsurpansed good Op portunity {oF agentieman wishing to secure & pleasant Winter Fesidence ; the place now produces apples, pears, Plums, Og oranges. Ke; satistactory, reterence given and renuired. Address N. . 165 Chambers street, New Yor who can readily satisty himselt as to (he of site anvestuwent, Apply GRIGUS “4 ‘WITH $5,007, TO MANUFAG | anarticie wanted in every household. ad- ure a dress it A F., Herald office, WARTED—A Bust in a first class m BSS MAN, WHO CAN INVEST wiacturing with ser. | Fices, $5, 00 or more, bearing 5) per ce: | 2k 'W., nation D. mt profi.” Adareas | | WAXTKDCA GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRAAS, With $50), to join advertiser with same amount, 18 purchasing ah s that will pay $a week. Ad- ¥ box 131 Herald oMice, | Address | ere reference. ING POR A PARTY WICH unt, that understands the ss." Address CLOAKS AND OD OPE ROMASE A HAL did, ki beantitul plenie grov F INTEREST IN | + a chance of a litetime, | tel, on the Hud. box 166 Her Address 8. —A PARTNER WANTED IN A PROPITA: + ble manufacturing business: profits ot $400 first three months guaranteed: suie staple Dusinesss AME*s DENNIS & OO., 116 Nassau acreet, | Andrew Goodman, oMce, $10.000 ee ae ta machines. For particulars address x MOAN OFAC. FURR, Herald office. $10. OOO FOR Aue INTEREST, $3,000 DOWN, balance on time. Any’ real ‘gentle man physician or otherwise, who Ww: investment with a graduate physician of abilit anu address 18 & substantial p! tilouophical, well ‘a. yoloped. long estaplished medical business, paying $12,000 Y profits sure, and who has brains to op- Preciate a good thing aad seitreli to decide for him- self, may give real name and residence, and address MONOPOLY, Herald Uptown Brauch oftie $35.000 EQUity 1’ RATING ory | PROP. . erty, lightly encumbered, in exchange tor @n established Manutacturing or other’ paying Busi- ess, Principals ouly address, with full particulars, EQUITY, box 129 Herald office. THE COURTS. In the case of Thomas Quinn, who carried on business as a retail liquor dealer at No. 337 East Thirty-fourth street, Untied states Commissioner Shields held the defendant in $500 for a violation Of the Revenue law, in that he failed to pay the special tax required, Application was made yesterday to Jndge Dono- hue, in supreme Court, Chambers, by Mr, William F. Kintzing, for writs of habeas corpus and cer- tlorari on aif of James Coddington, confined in the City Prison on a charge of complicity with Hamilton, the defaulting Treasurer of Jersey City in the larceny of $10,000 worth of Jersey City bonds. The writs were granted and made re- turnable on Monday. Mr, Kintzing also applied yesterday to Judge Donohue for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of Peter Girk, the grain merchant arrested and committed on the Ist inst.to the Tombs ona charge of having obtained $16,000 worth of malt from John Skelly through false and fraudulent representations. This writ was likewise granted and made returnable to-morrow. THE FALL RIVER ELOPEMENT. George S. Allen, the bartender at Fall River, Maas., with whom the unmarried daughter of his employer recently eloped to this cliy, and wno was arrested on a charge of adultery, was yesterday brought be‘ore Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, on the writ of habeas corpus sued out by Mr. William F, Rowe, his counsel, He was discharged on the commit- ment of Police Justice Murray, but was, however, immediately rearrested, when his counsel said that the return to the writ after the last arrest said that Allen was hela by virtue of a warrant of Governor Tilden on a requisition from the Goy- ernor of Massachusetts. The prisoner, be further stated, traversed that return. Tne alleged crime was adultery, which, tt Was coneeded, was a crime by the laws of Massachusetts; but tue prisoner de- that crime or fed punishment of any from Massachussetts to avon crime, or that at any time or place in Massa- chussetts he committed adultery with the said Efe Thurston or any one else. Mr. Howe argues that the offence with which Allen is charged, if committed at all, was cominitted outside the ter- ritorial limits of Massachussetts and while the boat was in the waters of Connecticut. The oung lady came with Allen voluntarily, and, larthermore, = the on —' which. the requisition wa‘ should be roduce with the that His jonor might see whether Governor of Magsachusetis had jurisdiction, and, final): these @Midavits merely alleged that the crime w. committed ‘on iniormation and belie” ani therefore neither the requisition nor warrant were suficient to authorize Allen’s detention, Mr. Dana, of the District Attorney's oMce, made alengthy argument in response, combating tne polats raised on behalf of the prisoner. aan ome lume for aeuberation Jauuge Dono! missed the writ and gave direction tor the tradiuon ot Allen to Massachusetts. DECISIONS. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Larremore. Goldsmith vs. ‘Steen et al.—Motion denied, with $10 costs of motion ty abide the event. TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judge Wandell, BURGLARY. Thomas McGuire, who keeps a hat and cap store at No, 64 Bowery, charged John Edwards witn forcibly entering the premises named by breaking through the glass in the front door, at four A. M. yesterday, with intent to commit a burgiary. E4- Wards was taken in the act by Officer Thomas Murphy, of the Fourteenth precinct. a gateraay, at the Tombs Police Court, he was held in $3,000 | to answer. LARCENY FROM THE PERSON. Patrick Suffrage, a young street vagabond, well known to the police, picked the pocket of a coun- tryman atthe corner of Dey and West streets, and was detained in $500 ball Jor the offence, BURGLARY. Henry W. Roberts, 01 Montreal, supposed to be respectably connected, but who has several aliases, | being known in his various adventures and esca- | pades as William Carlisle, Danville, Donnelly, Hall, made by Robert A. Cue, No. 34 Bowery, of having burglariously eatered the premises named, whicn is a trunk store, by @ Jalse key, on the night of June 30 and stolen trunks, travelling bags and pocketbooks of the value of $150. About jour weeks ago he wus staying at» hotel in Newark ju company with awoman named Uarrie Woods, it is alleged that he there robbed Fernarao Fleury of @ gold chain, bank book and other property of the vaiue of near $200. Fleury being an inmate of the hotel and under the in- flueuce of the woman Woods. Detective J. Me- Donald, o; the Twenty-s:venth precinct, arrested him on the 2d of July in the Revere House. He effected his escape the same night irom tue station house and was subsequentiv traced to Buffalo. When before Judve Wandeil Fp a on the charge above mentioned. ne denied the burglary, but admitted the larceny. After @ brief investi- gation, in which it appeared the goods were found in his possession in a trunk purchased under tae name of Barry from R. A. Cue, Juage Wandell held nim in $2,000 bull to answer, ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Before Judge Morgan. THE GOODMAN ABDUCTION CASE. A woman named Louisa Goodman was arraigned at the above court yesterday on @ charge of ab ducting a child about three years of age. Toward nine o’clock on Friday morning Libbie Gooaman, the child in guestion, was playing on the stoop of the residence of her mother, Mrs, Amelia Gooa- man, No. 8 Bayard street. Snortly aster that time Mrs, Goodman came down stairs to look for her child, but could not find the little one. She inquired throughout the nelgnborhood, then went to tne Kidriage street station house, and irom there to the Central Office, waere ail lost children are brought and taken care Of till called for. but without avail, Taroughout the day Mr+, Goodman and her friends and relatives continued the search, and avout nine o’clock on Friday night who resides aiso at No. & Bayard street, saw the long-looked for child walk- ing wit & woman on the Bowery. Andrew Good- man, Who, by the way, J% not a reiative of the cmid, called on Officer Ettrick, of the Tenth pre- cinct. (0 arrest the woman. When she was brongnt to the station house she gave her name as Louisa Goodman, Jadge Morgan held Lonisa, | Wao is not reiated to either of the other Goud. mans, in $1,000 vail to answer, A DISORDERLY HOUSE. Charles H. Heigle, of No, 7 Chrystte stree’, mado acomplaint yesterday against Susan Fiel 4s, of No. 6 Chrystie street, for keeping a disorderly house, Mr. Heigie was joined in his complaint by Z. Fink, of No, 42 Division «treet; M, Kartazman, of No. 31 Barry and Blake, was brought up on a charge | July 23, mst., JAMES FARMER, & native of the SUNDAY; JULY 25, 1875--TRIPLE SHEET. Division 8 street: George Nolier, of No. 5 Ohi le street, and Henry Cook and M. Finstevint. 4 me % Curystie street. all of whom live ate Vicinity of Mrs. Susan Fields’ ¢ and have veen annoyed exceedingly by the dis- on ry of tes Inmati Mrs. Fields, who a by Officer Sullivan, of the Tenth pi cine, ‘ras hela in $1,000 bail to answer at General ANNIZ SMALL AGAIN. On Friday last Ward Detective Robinson, Cap- tain McCollough’s right bower, applied for war- rants Of arrest for several women, among whom he named Mrs, Annie Small. Justice Morgan, in granting the warrants, said that he did not wish any midnight raits to be made, and women, half aressed, to be rw through the streets ro be nooted and by people, but that he wanted warn ‘anis serv as soon ater belng granted 4s possibile, Officer Robinson farled to arrest Mrs. small, as ape ey" who ‘made the complaint ag ut be refused to br bim out in his undert: “f° fed Toa, Simin. ot No. 118 and Anna Smith, of Ni roivteentn street, both of wom we WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Kasmire, ROBBERY IN GREENE STREET, Nicholas Kirwin, of No. 620 Grand street, was robbed at the corner of Greene and Houston Streets of a watch worth $35 and $1 In moi by @ thiet named James Walton, Officer Shea ar- Tesied Walton and yesteraay the latter was held im $1,000 bail to answe HARLEM POLICE COURT. Before Justice Fiammer. A JEALOUS HUSBAND ATTEMPTS MURDER. Yesterday forenoon Thomas Harding, a wheel- wright, residing with his wife in 109th street‘ Harlem, called at 110th street and Tenth avenue, where the big pipemen are at work, and asked for William Zahn, a fore’ employed there. When that person had been introduced ro him by a mutual acquaintance, Harding drew a revolver, and, pointing the breast of Zabn, pulled the trigger. The pistol hung fire, aod Zabn jumped imto the excavation among the inburers jor safety. Harding then succeeded in discharging two shots from his weapon, one of which took effectin the fleshy part of Zahn’s left arm, inflicting a slignt wound. Harding was dis- armed and given into custody. When arraigned 1n court he charged Zahn with seducing his wife. Zahn denied the charge, and asserted that his re- lations with Mrs, Harding were those of a mere Pogualansnce only. Harding was committed for ia! MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, MARRIED. BontTz—F1TzGERALD.—On Wednesday, July 7, by Rev. Julius Ehrhart, of St. Pau'’s church, Harlem, Mr. OHARLES H. BoniTz to Miss LENA, second. daughter of William and A. K. Fitzeerala. HOLDEN—BowEN.—At St. Paul’s church, Jersey olty Heights, on Thursday, July 92, 1875, by the Rev. F. C. Putnam, DANiEL SLOAN HOLDEN, of this city, to ANNA. jaughter of the late Alfred s. Bowen. No cards, McIntyRE—HoLpen.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, the 22d inst., at the residence of tne bride, by the Rey. William Short, ALEXANDER MCINTYRE to Mary C. HOLDEN. Ne cards. NewMAN—RoONSKy.—On Suna July 18, Mr. Moses NEWMAN to SARAH, Gi ren or Henry Ronsky, Esq., both of this city. No cards, DIED. ALvorD.—On July 23, at her late residence, No. 330 West Forty-third street, MATILDA CHR! TIANA ALFORD, 1% the 5th year of her ‘age Friends gre invited to attend the fu it the Chapel of the Shepherd Flock, Forty-tnird ‘street. between Loo Gey and Ninth avenues, atone P. M., on the 26th inst. ARNOLD.—On Saturday, July 24, Many SELENa, widow o1 UC. M. Arnold and daughter of the late Dr. J. W. Schmidt, of Charleston, 8. O, Notice of faneral nereaiter. ened? Or ) Qed please cop: PY AUSTIN. Friday, July 23, JoHNn H., only son of ene aad Aovple L, Austin, aged 5 montns ana 7 day: Relatives and frieuds are respectfully invited to attend the funerai, from the residence of his grandfather, Jonn &. Austin, No. 691 Eighth ave- nur, oR Supaay, July 25, at balf-past one o'clock P.M. The remains will be taken to New York Bay Cemotery for interment. BARRETT.—On Saturday, July 2, 1875, Mrs. ELLEN BARRETT, wile of Charles Barrett, aged 50 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- quested to attend tue funcral, on Monitay, July 25, at 201 Madison street. BARNEY.—At bis country residence, Keyport, N, J., on the 19th inst., GEORGE ARrBMAS BARNRY, aged 49 years. Buried at Cypress Hills Cemetery on July 21 {rom Masonic Temple, New York city, ‘Troy papers please copy, BRADLEY.—On Thursday, the 22d inst, JULIA ELLéN, daughter of Daniel and Margaret Bradicy, ageu 4 years, 7 months and 20 days. The trienas of the famtly, aiso Prudence Lodge, No, 632, F, and A. M., and stine Chapter, 255, KR. A. M., are most respeciiully invited to tend the funeral, on Sunday, 25th inst., at one P. M., irom the residence 133 Cedar street. Burial in Greenwood. Curvvis.—At Mount Vernon, of cholera in- fantum, on Sataraay, 24th inst., FesDINAND WILL- JM, infant son of Ferdinand and Annie K. Chivyis, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, on Monday, 26¢n inst., at one o'clock [. M. CyPuER.—Iuly 22, HANNA ANN CYPHER, ed 63 years and 1 month, Funeral will take place Sunday, July 25, three P. M, at the First Reiormed Courcn, Tarrytown, Friends and relatives are iter county. pect invited to attend. July 22, 1875, JOSEPHINE jo, Davis.—In Brooklym, on Thursaa: suddenly, im the 23d year ol ner SHEFFIELD, daughter of Benjamin W, Davis. Kelativ nd friends of the famil; ‘e respect- Tully invited to attend the fuveral, from the resi- dence of ner iather, No. 14 Willow. stree isp. on Sundas, July 25, at Ralf-past two le Hopo.On. Saturday, “July 1875, WILLIAM Dopp, after @ protracted liness, aged 54 years, The relatives and friends are resets. ig- Vited vo atteno the funeral, at hali-past one, on Monday, the 26th, from his late residen , 344 Bast ‘Thirtesnth street. Dicxsox.—On July 23, 1875, Kerunan Janz Dick- SON, beloved wife of Join Dickson, ufter a short and painfal iin aged 51 years, 7 monti a ai 1 from 371 Van Brunt streer, Brooklyn, at jock I’, M, this day (Suo EaRLy,—On Tharsday, July 2 son of Anne and the late Owen Earty. Relatives aud friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi+ dence of his motner, 223 Adams street, Brooklyn, on sunday, July 25, at nalt-past two P. M. Orange county papers ptease copy. ELKAN.—Un Thursday evening, July 22, In the ‘74th year of ner age, FRANCES, belovea wife of the late Jacob bk The reiatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the tuneral, on Sun- day morning, July 25, at ten o'clock, irom the residence Oi her son-in-law, M. Meyer, No, 230 Kast Fifty-third street, Farmen.—In Jersey City, on Friday morning, yar ish or Killeary, county Armagh, treland, aged 49 yoars, The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectinily invited to attend tee luneral, from his late residence, 217 First street, on Monday morn- ing, July 26, iost., at nalf-paat ey nt oelock, when his remains Will be removed to $'. Mary's churen, Brook- RGAN C, EARLY where a solemn high mass of requiem will be | read for the happy repose of his soul. - FARLEIGH.—Oo Friday, July 23, 1875, ANNI® N, ee of heart disease, in the 24th year of er age. The relatives and friends are respectfulty in- vited to attend the funeral, from tne residence of her mother, 805 Fiitn street, on Sunday, July 25, at one o'clock P. M. FLEISCHMAN.—On Thursday, July 22, HENRIETTR f Frederick Fleisca- FLEISCHMAN, Deloved wile o! mas, aged 54 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late resi dence, 168 Ludiow street, on Sunday, July 25, two o’cluck, Ganvinx.—At Carmansyjlie, N, Y., suddenly, on July 18, choler& iniantum, FLORENCE LOUISA CREIGHTON, only beloved child of Creighton and Emma Garvin, aged 11 months and 3 days. Interred mn Evergreen Cemetery. GassNzR.—On Saturday, July 24, Eprrit St. Jon, youngest daughter of Join and Sarah A. Gassuer, aged 10 months and 5 days. ne relatives and friends of the family are re- spectinily invited to attend tne funeral, from tne residence of is parents, 336 Eighth avenue, on Monday atternoon, at one o'clock. GILEs.—Ou Saturday, Jnty 24, 1875, after a prief liness, ROBERT MALCOLM, only sen of Howard M, and ated G, Giles, aged 6 months and 27 days, Relatives and iricnds are tavited to attend tne funeral, on phday, July 26, eleven o'clock, jrom tue residence of his parents, No. 147 Kast ‘Thirty-sixth street, ‘uddenly, at No. 78 East Broadway, « a" @ member of the New m0, Notice of uverai herea(ter, Gripe: n Friday, July 23, MARY PRISCILLA, daughi fJumes and Ann Griboie, ageu 9 years, 6 months and 15 dava, Relatives and iriends of the family, and also Antioch Lodge, 519, F. and A, M., are respectfully ivitea to the funeral, from her parents’ residence, soutneast corner of Eighty-nintn street ond Fourth avenue, on Sundey, Juy 25, at twelve o'clock M. West Brighton and Cornwalt (England) Adver- tiser please copy. GILBERT.—At her residence, No, 233 Bast Twelfth Street, ANNIE Hacuy, wie of James A, Giloert. iFuneral services at two P. M., on Monday, 26th | Mist, Relatives and iriends are invited. Guatrrty.—On Friday, July 23, GRORGR ALBERT, son ofJohn and #lizaoeh Seinin, aged 7 montns and 11 days, The reiat and friends of the family aro re- Spectiuily mvitea to attend hi Juneral, irom the t Tesidence 01 his parents, 618 Pact Brook- ly, on Sunday, the 260m inst., at hal o'clock P, M, vited to attend the funeral, from her | dence, No, 94 Bergen street, on Monday, July 26 | Dlace and Court street, Happoox,—On July 24, atter a lingering illmess, Mrs. Exiza Happock. ‘The tunerai will take place from tne Fontqenge of her brother-in-law, Mr. pe. jo, 4 8 iy Broekiyn, E. Di, on Mom 001 26th wo o'clogx P.M. The. re in to Calvary Cemetery for interment. The Iriends of the family are invited to atiend the funeral, without turther notice. Hagr.—On Saturday, July 24, 1875, Gzoncw son of Ehzabeth and Thomas Hart, in the r of his age. The relatives and friends are renpecttely ime vited to attend the janeral, on Mond: ly 24, 1rom his lave residence, 201 Madison strbes JOHNSON.—At gokiyn, N. Y., on Satard monet duly 24, tain JACOB JOHNSON, Of ‘Dew mark, aged 65 years, His relatives and triends are respectfally invited fo atiend Mis funeral, irom the residence of Wile Nam H, Drew, No. 101 Park place, on Monday, July 26, at three P.M. KELLY.—WiLLIaM Henry, son of Patrick and Ann Kelly, aged 24 years, 4 months and 22 days. ‘fhe relatives and friends are respectfully mvited to attend the suneral, trom his father’s residence, 116 Henry street, Sunday, July 25, at one P. At. ‘The menibers of tue Seventh precitict police foree are respectiully iavited (o attend, Interment is Caivery. ‘San Francisco and New London papers please copy. RE OP, Friday, the 23d inst, MIomAEE Kenny, aged The aaisiees and friends are respectfully tn 3 vited to attend the funeral, from the residence ol nis son-in-law, Frederick Pape, 2 24 Stage street, megeniys, £. D., on Sanday, 26th inst., ab swe o'clock, Kyrrg.—On July 24, at his residence, Tremont, N. Y., JOHN KNIPR, aged 89 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to tga: the juneral,on Monday, July 26, at two Lovs.—On Friday, July 23, atiiesosg b., infant son of Rev. Edward ee B. Love, Funeral from residence o! pareats, No. 279 East Broadway, New York, ou Monday, July 26, at half- Past one P. M. LYNCH.—On Saturday, July 24, 1875, after a long illness, CATHARINE, Widow Of the lateJoin Lynen, of the coanty of Limerick, Ireland, in the Tist year of her age, ‘The relatives and iriends of the family and thos¢ of her sons, Patrick, Thomas, Jonn and Edward, are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, trom her late residence, 32 Scammel street, on Monday next, at two o’clock P. M. LupLaM.—Suddenly, on eacayy bos et Isaac FERRIS LUDLAM, Son of Abram B. and Emily W. Ludlam, in the 28th year of his age. Reiatives and {rtends of the fainily are respect- fully mvited to attend tne iuneral services, ac the Soutn Reformed caurch, Filta avenue and Twen- ty-first street, Monday aiternoon, the 26th inst, at half-past tree o’cloc! K OoMPANY, SEVENTH REGIMENT, N.G.8.N. } New York, Sule 22, 1875. COMPANY ORDERS NO. 7, It becomes the painiul duty of the Commandant to announce the death ot Private Isaac F. Lud. lam, a good solaigr, courteous gentleman and true friend, Members will assemble at the armory Monday, . 26th inst., at three o'clock P. M., in civilian dress, crape on leit arm to, ascend the fineral, crap ‘Will be worn Jor thirty days. By ora Captain LENTILHON, R. V. Minnav, Acting First Sergeant. Nassau Boar Cus, New YorK—With great sor row L am Called upon to aunounce the deata of our late treasurer, Isaac F. Ludiam, teemed iriend and valued oificer. Members ar requested fo attend the ture! al the South Re- formed church, Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street, on Monday, 26th July, 1875, at hailpast three o’clock. The boat houses will be closed on the day of the tuneral and draped in mourning for thirty days. CHARLES KOOME, Presiaent. WALTER V 1La0N, Seoretary. 7 i age to L., at Soutn Norwalk, Oonn., july 22. Fonerai from his late residence, on Sunday, 25th inst., at ewo v’clock P. M. » MOUAFFERY.—On Thursday, at the residence of his parents, Cluiton, Staten Isiand, Rev. JouN J. MCCAFFERY, aged 24 years 10 months, A solemn mass of requiem will Le celebrated for the repose of pis soul, at St. Mary’s churco, Ulifoon, on Monday, 26th inst., at ten o'clock A.M. ‘Tne iIriends of phe, family, the reverend clergy, and the students of St, Juseph’s Provincial Seminary, ‘Troy, are mvited to attend. The remains will b¢ tuken to St, Mary’s Cemetery, Clifton, MCOONVILL,—On Saturday morning, July 24, at his late residence, 275 Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, JOHN MCCONYVILL, aged 60 years, * His remains will be removed at nine o'clock a, M., on Tuesday next, to the Church of Our Lady ol Mercy, Debevoise street, Where a requiem mast will be celebrated; thence to Calvary Uemetery for mterment. McoMuURRay.—On Saturday morning, ELizaBera JANE, beloved wife of James G. McMurray, of Harlere, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to astend the juneral, from ner late residence, 225 Bast 111th street, on Monday, July 23, at half-past one Me NoRRIS.—After a short illness, DAVID NOpats, @ pave of Killarney, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 5 years. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery, from his late residence, No. 84 Frankiort street, on ee , July 26, at haif-past one o’clock P. Mx shai Cork and Kerry papers please copy. O'DONOVAN.—On Saturaay, July 24, JOHANNAE O'PONOVAN, In the 88th year of her age. ‘The relatives aud iriends ol the ining are iin are resk atone o'clock. ‘Ine remains wili be interred is Calvary, Cemetery. O’DononugK.—In Brpony Juy 23, im the 4081 Year o1 her age, Mar 3 O'VONOHUE, wife a James O’Dononue, taugiver of the late Micmae Hayes, Mungret, Limerick. Funeral irom her iate residence, corner Fourta Brookiyn. Frign relatives are respectiully invited toate nera), at half-past two ?. M., sunday, 25%) Limerick papers please copy. Prarson.—On Friday, July 23, Mary J., wife of W. S. Pearson, aged 45 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, July 25. at three P. M.. from her residence, No. 348 Seventeenth strees, Sonrp Brooklyn, REILLY.—On Friday, July 23, EDwaxp Reitty, aged 60 years, native of the coanty Longford, par- ish of Abbey. His rejatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the Juucral, from nis jate residence, 414 Kust Twenty-third street, on Sunday, July 25, without further notice. REDMOND.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, July 23, of cone or of the liver, EDWARD REDMOND, aged ears. Funeral from his late residence, 17 Adams street, ou this day (Sunday), at two o'clock, Rosins,—Ou Saturday, July 24, Howarp Da LAMATER, inant son of Wrignt and’ the late Bmina J. Robins, aged 4 months. The body Was itterred in the family lot at Greenwood, Scorr.—On Saturday, 24th inst. at her rosie dence, 71 Hast 1241h street, CHARLOTTR Scort, relict ‘ot the late George scott, 1a the 84th year of her age. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow’s paper. Sint.—On July 22, Warren A., only caild o} Benjamin A. aad Fannie L, Sill, aged 4 months and 9 vays. Services at No, 20 Cottage place, on Sunday, at one P. M. Suaw.—On Saturday, July 24, in the 53d year o bis age, SAMUEL SHAW, soo of Wilham Suaw Esq., vt Kingston, Uister county, N. ¥., and son in-law of the late Kafus 8. King. Funeral services from nis late residence, 61 Seventh avenue, on Tuesday, July o'clock P. sl. Kelauves and friends of the family SNOWDEN.—Saddeniy, on Thursday, 22d inst, Isapen L., wie of 1. Herbert — youngest | are respectiully invited to attend, | daughter of the late Aaron P. Wo Relatives aud friends are respectiully invited te attend the funeral services, at the residence a her brother, 7. H. Wood, Esq., Irving place, neal Jagger avenue, Flushing, on Sunday, 25th inst., a twoP.M. ‘Trains leave Hunter's Point at ont o'clock. STEELE.—On Saturday, July 24, Josern, infamy 800 of Alexander and Charlotte steele, aged « months and 19 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the 1uneral, from in Tesidence of bis parents, No. 8 Cornelia street, oF Monday afternoua, at two o'clock. VAN DOREN.—July 23, Mr. CATHERINE STOVER, widow of J, Vanderbilt Van Doren and daughtet of the late Avranain A. Stover, of New York, 18 the 79tn year of ver age, Funeral services from her late residence, No. 110 Lawrence street, Brooklyn, Monday, July 26, Al Nallepase tn. Pr. M. VAN WaGenen.—On Friday, July 23, Goran FRKDERICK, Youngest sun of Daniel and Harriet ene Van Wageuen, aged 1 year, 6 months and 2days, The relatives and friends of tne family are in vited to attend to attend the funeral, on Sunvay aiternoon, July at one o'clock, irom 404 Wesi Thirty-third «tree Wurre.—Uo Saturday, July 24, ALLEN Wure, im the 82d year of his age. Frieuds are requested to attend his faneral, from pis late residence, 144 Kast ‘Cnirty-aintn Street, on Monday, July 20, at eleven o'clock A. M. WILLIAMS.—At the residence of nis daughter, southwest corner Mighty-e1xth street ana Fourth ayenne, on Saturday, July 24, at haif-past two A. ae NpO S. WILLIAMS, in the 721 year of bis 0. telat es and iriends are invited to attend the iuneral, at the abeve residence, on Monday, Jay w, atten A, M. Interment at Cypress Hilla, Wresrer.—Ua Saturday, July 24, MARIE LOUISE, only cnitd of George W. and Louise A. Weoster, aged 6 mouths anid 13 days, ‘The relatives aaa irienus of the family are re spectfully mvited to attend the taneral service, on Monday, Jaly 26, at the residence of her graud- jather, Georwe Shepuerds, 32: Wess Twenty-sec- ond street. On Friday, July 23, Ropert Youra, latives ana Trienas, also Kureka Lodge, 243, F. and A. M., are respectmily invited i¢ atiend ‘his funeral, irom Masonic ‘Tempie, corner y ity-third street and Sixin aveane, ou Sunday, 3, F. AND A. M.—Bretoren to attend an emergent n Sunday, July 25, at one P. M., Composite Routh, Masonic Temple, to pay the i tripute of reapect to our deceused orotner, Roo ert Young. By order JAMES HOSi LN, Masler, Josera A. Cook, Se:retary,