The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1876, Page 9

~TINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL Review of the Week—The Changing Attitudes of the Stock Market, GOLD FIRMER. A Hardening Tendency in Money—Railway News—The Bond Market—For- eign Investments. WALL STRERT, } + Suxpay, April 16, 1876. The individual who, gifted with a protean musical talent, was enabled to play upon ‘‘a harp with a thou- sand strings,’”? had much the advantage of the money scribe who, essaying to keep his readers advised of financial topics, finds himself confined to the ex- pression which can be elicited from a single one only. Paganini, with bis one-stringed Stradivarius, enchanted his audience when he played the ‘Carnival of Venico;” but it 1s doubtful whether the same hearers would havo Dorne its repetition many times in succession without Aentiments of weariness and disgust. ‘Yet we are competled by the force of circumstances 60 strain weekly en the same theme—that of a dull, in- actiPe, weakly stock market—and the last six days havo been repetition of many six days preceding. The same dog eat dog pabulum day after day; bulls in clover at one hour, bears snarling at another—a prod and q grip alternately—but all the excitement confined to the contestants themselves, like performing beasts ina menagerie. While stocks have fallen and risen, and bulls and bears have quarrelled over | fluctuations, the outside fublic, whose money is wanted to keep the show going, reluse to contribute a dollar, Brokers have more lives apparently than the famous cats of Kilkenny, or they would have masticated each other long since, for the | struggle still goes on, though legitimate business has faded away like a shadow and hopes for the fature grow less and less, This is the weekly story, and the single string upon which we are obliged to play until it | has become monotonous to writer and reader. With the exception of atransiont flurry stocks have slowly but surely settled toward lower prices, Tho getieral disappointment in trade circles of a spring revival of business, the ‘necessities of enforced economy in matters of living, the want of ready cash with which to venture upon the perilous paths of i Speculation, and the feeling that with such men as Jay Gould as controllers of the market there is any- thing but a “fair deal’ to be bad, have driven away what little legitimate speculation there was inclined to be offered, Consequently, stocks left to the tender mercies of professional gamblers only have fallen from their own weight, and have been shifted from ovo \ shoulder to another, as the bearers, hopeless of profit, uave become tired of carrying them. ‘The story isnot a cheerfui one, but men of the “streov”’” will not gainsay its trath, How and when matters are to be bettered is a question not easily to be answered. Weare not readily recovering trom the debauch of the bygone war times, when money flowed like water and the whole country was ou a “big drank’? ot speculation.. We have awakened with a headache, and it requires more B and8 than we can handily obtain to settle our shattered nerves. That we shall get on our pins again nobody doubts, bat we have taken such liberties with the constitution of our prosperity that a complete re-establishment can only be the resuly of a slow and painful process. HIGHEST AND LOWEST YRICKS OP THE WEEK. The following table shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in the leading shares ;:— . Northwestern Northwestern preterred . Rock Island Fort Waywe.. Milwaukee and St, Paul 41% Milwaukee aud St. Paul preferred... 67 Pittsbarg.. .... o6 Deiaware, Lackawanna ‘and Western: 116 New Jersey Central 03% Ohio and Mississippi 16% | Missouri-Pacitic. 14s Panama. . . 12855 Western Union. Obs | Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. Ws Pacitic Mail. Wy | R Quicksilver, 1% | Quickstiver pi 22x | \ United States Express Us | cLosixe PRICES—SATURDAY, ru Pacific Mail Milo SUP pt.. 664 a 66 Westtn C,C,C&T oy 8 SF Atl& PueTel. 4% 8 Quicksilv ” Qulckstiver pi 1534 ‘ wet & Harlem. 138 139 RY GAH R16 © 112) NJ Cor 21100* a 100 Olito de) Miia.” 19% 8 17 Panama.......12 bie ‘Tol & W. 3 él Union Pacific, 6435 Missouri Pac... 14 ® ms EXPORTS AND MMPORTS. ‘The foreign commerce of the port forthe week was aa follows:—General merchandise imports, including ry goods, $5,063,422; produce exports, $4,523,402, and specie exports, $863,320, The total imports of merchandise since January 1 this year were $99,485,871, against $12,994,068 for the corresponding period im 1875 and $130,940,777 in 187: The total exports of prodace since January 1 wero $69,336,952, against $66,752,418 in 1875 and: $79,004,459 in 1874, The total exports of specie since Jannary 1 were $15,327,065, agaist $17,605,343 in 1875 and 89,654,027 in 1874, , ‘THR MONEY MARKET, The fates of money on cail loans during the week tended to greater firmness and the lower prices were exceptional. The extremes were 234 and 6 per cent, with most of the business on the basis of 4 and 5 per cent, Tho Jiscount market was easy at 434 and 6 per cent. In foreign exchange the transactions were limited; but, with prices fairly maintained, importers were the principal buyers, Commercial bills have be- come scarce. Of the products occupyiug a prominent position in the export trade only cotton and grain show considorable activity, Petroleum js held back in consequence of the advancing price, which is: — by ‘unfavorable reports from the oil regrons. GOLD AND SILVER. ‘The following shows the value in gold of $100 gTeenbacks (United States Treasury notes, fractiona; porondean and national bank notes) at twelve o'clock of the 12, Apr. 11. Apr. 10. Apr. n, ieee wa $5849 $88 30 $65 30 The value in gold of $100 subsidiary silver com, ealled “Big Bonanza currency,” is $35 45. Despatches from Washington say that arrangements have beon nearly perfected for issuing the new sub- sidiary silver coin; that the Treasury has of this coin and bullion with which to make it about $20,000,000; that enougb bullion to keep the mints running for two months was recently bought at about three cents an ounce below the present market price. ‘There 1s How some demand from the West Indies for this coin, where it can be passed at nearly its face valne in gold. Yesterday $10,000 (dimes) and $30,000 . (halves and quarters), old issue, were taken at above 90, gold, for shipment there, ‘THE GOLD MARKET. Speculation in gold was unsuggestive in the early part | of last week, but later on advance occurred, and on Saturday the best priceof the week was touched—to wit, 11334, witbaclose at 11344. This rixe is, doubt- Jess, due to sympathy with foreign finances, which are » more or less affected by.the disturbing influences of the Eastern question and the decline ot Egyptian, Peruvian and other securities. The following were the ‘ GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THR WEEK. oe : ung. a Lowest. Monday. aha Cha Tuerday. ieee nas 11s ney = Woanenday. May ae Mas Thursday “tig us, =xNBY Lis fatarday TT nay sy my ‘ RAILWAY KARNINGS, ey Railway earnings, #0 long & most encouraging fea- P tare, were not encouraging in March, Revurus for NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 1%, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. thirty-three roads for January and February cciasiais $18,064,614, against $15,842,179 for the same months last year, a gain of $2,222,435, or tourteen per cent. But returns for twenty-two roads for March, four of them lacking the last week, aggregate $5,681,527 against $5,407,408 for the same month or weeks Jast year, & gain of $274,059, or about five percent, The aggregate earnings of all roads reporting, from Jaunary 1 to latest dates, compare with earnings of the same roads during the same time last year as follows:— Ine Per 1875. 1874, crease. cent. $1,442,132 $1,760,301 $318,109 22 12'729/545 13,989,325 1,258,780 10 562,952 208,994 41 519,973 670,040 29 6,672,600 7,268, 702 9 183,362 05,2 ul 211,328 266,571 6 $22,921,852 $24,950,087 $2,634,235 11 Though this increase is still quite satisfactory, a glance at the later reports shows that eight of the roads report smaller earnings in March, 1876, than during the same month in 1875, and three others report smo earnings for the latest week, though not for the month. some, however, continue to gain handsomely; St Paul, Toledo and Peoria, Kansas City and Northern, Iron Mountain, and, above all, Canada Southern, wi ose earnings for March, 1876, are double thoge of the same month last year, BONDS, Governments closed easier and the business of the week was limited. The demand is priticipally trom banks and capitalists for permanent investment, Tho railroad bond market was likewise less than usually active, though prices for odd lots were well | kept up, especially for securities of known good stand- ing. Tho total transactions of the weck aggregate a little more than $1,000,000, Statgbonds have been neglected. The total official sales amounted to only $215,000, of which those of the District of Columbia were $132,000, at 6934, 70, 6843, 69%; Missouri long bonds, $8,000, at 1044¢ a 1042; Missouri's of 1877, $8,000, at 10244 ; New York Bounty, $20,000, at 10434, RAILROAD NEWS, We learn on the authority of a Western nowspaper that (he Iowa railway pool, consisting uf the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy; Chicago, Rock Islaud and Pacitic, and Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, have been fighting the Chicago and Alton Ratiroad on the California business ever since this line has estabiistied | @ route to Omaha in competition with the above roads. The result of the fight was that the through rates from New York to California have been unusually low dur- ing the last six months, and the pro rdfa of the Chicago roads has amounted to little more than nothing. Tho poo! lines have at length become tired of the fight and | have buried tho hatchet, A mecting of the stockholders of Toledo, Wabash and Western is called, to be held in Toledo, Obio, May 31, for the purpose of considering the financial ¢. ndl- tion of the company, an{l to see if anything can be done to prevent the sale of the road under foreclosure, General J, D. Cox, recetver, bas been appotuted special master commissioner to sell the road, and gives notice that, under docrees of foreclosure of the consolidated mortgage, and orders of sale issued by the courts in Obio, Indiwna and Illinois, he will uffer the road at public sale in Toledo, Ubio, June 10, The sale will inciude the road and its branches extending from To- ledo to Camp Point, Hamilton, Naples and East St, Louis, 11, 601 miles in all, with tho bulidings, franchises, equipment and all other property portain- ing to it, The property will be sold as a unit and sub- Ject to all the liens prior to the consolidated mortgage and enumerated in the decree, The minimum price allowed is $1,000,000, payable in cash or in consoli- dated bonds, to be taken at their pro rdta value, to bo fixed by the Court, The sale is to be without redemp- tion, but subject to confirmation by the courts. An immense wharf is in process of constraction at Cavan Point, N. J. A bill has been tntroduced into the Legislature enabling the Ballimore and Ohio Rail- road Company, who are supposed to be eagaged in the work, to take lands on the shore front by con- demnation, It is supposed that the railroad company intend to make Cavan Point their eastern terminus, The bill contemplates improvements 1m the shape of | storehouses, &¢., which will cost over $15,000,000, A telegram from Cincinnati states that the new six | per cent thirty year gold ‘loan of that city has been awarded to Espy, Heidelbach & Co. for the account of a Syndicate, consisting of Messrs. Kubn, Loeb & Co. ; Heidelvach, Ickelaciuver & Co. ; Neller & Co., und other bankers, of New York city, . PORKIGN INVESTMENTS. The London Financier, in an article on the above subject, makes the jollowing comments, which, in a degree, al in 7 wo cortain kinds of securities in our own coun! The fed of. selection for investments meeting the requirements of the public is becoming | continually lees and tess wide, A large number of foreign stocks have rightly come to_ be regarded with | distavor, and this ig one cause why the available circle of investments has become of late unusually small. Another cause is that the public taste is now in favor of safety and moderate rates of interest, so that doubttul and specalative stocks are avoided. The demand tor sound investment has been sirong and continuous for a Jong time past, and all tone 4 dealt in on the London Stock Exchange which iy claim to be regarded as such have been 80 cageriy bought that it has become the question of the day—In what direction must inves- tors next turn their attention? The great demand for and the anusual scarcity of sound securities bas been exemplified by the remarkable and, indeed, unprece- dented manner in which the public have overcome long existing prejudices agaiust several diflerent classes of stock within the last few months, They are, in tact, ready to take any kind which can rightly be regarded as safe, and which yield a moderate rate of interest. It ts, therefore, natural that they should look further afeld, ‘DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gauvustox, April 15, 1970. etton quiet good again i tee ee lddling, 12%¢e. : low middlin et recipes oti bales, jor bog coustwise, ro kins April 15, 1876, enn \e Salen, 3,000. "Stock, 224,490... Ma Mom, Apeil 15, 1578 ution, anchanged: middilng, 1246.2 ow | midds ary, 104s. rece! ec. 4g ikea, ie Na ot ipis, les “* Savanwan, April 15, 1876, middling, 12%¢¢, ; low cmiddiing, 113ge.: good wild caion Bape renee, fe, Net reecipts, 45 Bai. Stock, 22,829, vanueston, April 15, 1973. Cotton quiet low middling, Boke. a Leise.s, lie. Bales, 100 Ly a 1 15, 1878, Fi wnchaned: salen ot 1.209 bute, Wheat” sendy: sales. of extra white. M $1 96: x0, Mitwan oH Sub held ae $19) No. ite Michigan, $1 46, Corn ‘No. 1 Cala nd is gi Mie Leva SIT) shipcturie Bim; midaih 4 ton. vt a mi #831 per ton, Realirond freighteeFiout ‘to Bonton, Mk: to New Work, die: to Albany, ie. Late ‘revelpts—W fhcet, 2,000 bushels; corn, 22,700 do. ; — bung PALO, April 15, 1870, Reeelpts—Flour, 8,200 at whet SAD et ee, 63,000 do. ; oats, 24,000 do. ; ag? chi - monts—Fiowr. $000 bbls; whent. 4.70) hushela; corn, GH,000 ao.; oats, 3,500. do. ; 10,000 do.) Prout quiet, firm. Wheat neglected, LPR | orm duit, steady; sales of 4 cars new, on joe ‘te. neglected. Kyo neglected. Hurley nex: inaity #1 11 fog ceymade, weeds aie trade, at #2 e275 for timothy. $0 25m $10 for med.um cover, $10 © celpts 100" bible. ‘tlowr, W003" oor, 2400 do. oats. sitpments 735i bushels wheat, 123,000 de. corn, pombe port "a ena ‘GONE. suet? #12 ie Bork. es a Y rea ever 60, June, ie > sides, as a "07. ‘Wecel = Phen corn, 90,000 do; ont This: wheat, 18,000" Se eae a ga w 6; do. j barley, 8,000 do, — PRINTING bare MARKET, ROTIDENCE, April 16, 1876, The market continu avn with sale: ie ona eae pieces during the week. Closing quotation: ‘Cash Tisturay days for boot 4xt standurd and extre HAVANA MARKET. Mavaxa, April 15, 1870, kes mates N fe, tt . r—Demand fate ped stamiard, 6 a oa pameens wy he ports of the week, Ineluidi nig 0 Up boxes and Moluswex qui nk a | eure she eleetion of tw iio, Sah peru | | sores nonin Kenn ey 50 suuintal in Soper bul: War yeligw, it's $15 por, arzobe Coal’ oil, in’ tins, 81; reats per Lumber nominal. Teuls; molasses hogsheads, 8 $56 per nstatal. Corn, Ae 12 reals er duit shuved, $45 per M. stendy: loading nt Havank. “tor. the Unio State hha, of sucar, $9 $33 4. of molasses, ¥. hd. o! s, $2 ‘obacco, much (oe for ae Caine ted Siates al d Exchange firm, good qualities are searee. nge Ese a crac A pias saber? ae and’ "21 Nasan | issue Travellers’ Credits, tomate all parts of the world, Messrs, DE RoriiseuTLD ‘und their corresponden: Also Commercial ery a son MTelegraphie Transfers of M Califor (LEX. FR = Bankers su sheokers Wall st, tthe tor custoniord déairebie mnvenemsbnte of large or small | pay se in stocks of a legitimate character, which y from tive to twenty times, the amount invested every | ti ty days. Stocks bought§and carried as long as desired om | x UP useee to dee pee cant | Glrealans end weakly ‘AT REASONABLE RATES MONEY oe LIFE AND i es and othor | com: Hodowment Insurance Policies ineerannee, all ki an ft best rond' K SPEC ic DUCTED BY US IN | * every form; book containing determi relating to Stocks sent, tree’ on application. TUMBRIDGE & Gv. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wali at. LEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, | 74 BROA. PRIVILEGES" ON MEMBERS oF TH Sly Youic STOCK EXUILANGE” “EXULUSLYELY.”” EFERENCES IN NEW ‘york ND AbISe CITES, TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE | , jEroperty » Trust Funds several | RACE 8, ELY, No, 22 Pine st. x Amounts, Apj —MONEY «on Improved elt ly to HO XECUTOR": ND3 TO LOAN 0. ON_N YORK sud Brooklyn Property (uo bonus) for five yours. Ap- ear ply HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE | w York city Property. Principals desiring to BOR- gow On INVEST upply ty HL. GANT. 145 Broadway. AMES G_REID, BANKER AND BROKER QIEMBER ofthe New York Stock and Gold Exchanges), No. 1 corner of Wail, New York; stocks bonds, ent and railway securities bought investments made; interest allowed on Cs wold, ee YORK AND BROOKLYN gsion asked Ave years. Address office, D_ $12,000 ON rk, Brooklyn or ‘Woot & SON, 26 Pine st. FUNDs, box 680 chester count LOAN FIVE only legal expenses otlice. TO LOAN ON GOOD PROPERTY; leo Uh aed ta itis $427. 000 3 EN both ‘of the sity and Stato of New York, formed a copartnership for the purpose of con eral merenatiie business in the elty of New York cities of Boston,, Philadelphia, Paris, Lyons, Manchester, Brad{ord, Nottingham, Belfast, Glasgow, Kerlin, Cuemuits, and elsewhero—in the Cnited States and in the Kingdom of emt Britain and Ireland, aud on the Continent of Europe rein countries, cipal place of business of sald copartner- ship will be in the city of Sew Yurk H has sald business will be conducted under the firm TEWART & CO., which firm 1 tis 7 cornibed wilt by ecastaued in uso by 1B and WILLEAM LIBBEY. of the city and St | York aforesaid; the said HENRY HILTON being the as: signee andgrantes. of CORNELIA M. STEWART, devi | and ilogace der the Last vill and testament SP ALEXA | DE! TEWART, late of the city of New York, now de- sensei an teil the Twlocens ct axl a NDE! STEWAIT nthe ate fro or A. T, STEWART € C the said WILLIAM LIBREY being the oniy surviving part- her of the said late frm of A. T. STEWART & CU., which firm liad businoes relations with foreign countries, reVitnens our hands and goals this 14th day of April, A. D. HENRY WiLtan Luni. {t Phy In presence of Henry E. Davies, J. Henry Worl Stato of New York, city and county of New York. ms. : On this Ufteenth day of April, A: D. 1NZ6, before mo came HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIBBEY, to me known t be the individuals descrived in and who executed the within | certicate, und severally acknowledged that they executed the same, @igned) ROBERT PROTHEROR, : Notary Public, York City, State of New York, city and count beh 4 of New York, T, WILLIAM WALSII, Clork of the sald city and county and Ulerk of the Supreme Court of said Slate for said county, Do icetity that Ihave compared the preceding with the original CERTIFICATE CONTINVED USE OF FIRM NAME, on file in my office, and that the same is» correct duplicate therefrom sind of the whole of such original, Indorsed, filed and recorded 1th April, 1876, 2 hours. In witness whereof F have hereunto subscribed iny name | | and attixed iny officiui senl this fifteenth day of April, 1876, WILLIAM WALSH, | Clerk. th. 8.) ‘OTICE. Having transferred to HENRY. HILTON all my Interest | in the firm of ALEXANDER T. STEW CO., the | tailness of seid boaee will be. beréatler con eae by him, under the sume firm naine, with such persons ashe may asvo- | clate with him Dated Now York, April 14, 1876, ORNELIA 'M. STEWART. | Rt yds BINESS OF THE FIRM OF ALEXANDER T. STEWART & CO, will be continued by the undersigned as copartners under the same firm name. ated April 14, 1870, HENRY HILTO} MAN Witt SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS ean beaome partner in « well re; dirisk man: | dress I., bi | RELIABLE ITH $700 GAN SKCURE HALF | Toterest in an est: ‘pregyart = business; the best | New York to-day, Call at 25 East 16th st. | A. ufueturing YOUNG M ! A PARTNER, WITH A | | capital (or first cluss dress: | | making busine: ;good location; | fit for aay kind of business. Address rald Uptown | Branch office. 5 | Tok sace—ri ACE IN | lager beer saloon und boarding house: Farnitare and | ail completo if required; rent small; a sacrifice; owner leny- ing city. [Lov & WARD, 20 Broadway. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $5,000, FOR A COAL | st pide, to ox nd business, Address H.C. | town HE CITY FOR ARTNER ANTED—TO mane A KINDLING AND 1 wood yard; $10,000 a year profit; have a dock Sa oa Passaic River and Morris Canal. in Newark, N-J; Call 84 2d av., New York. GEORGE W. HOJER. } Monell, WANTED—WITH $1 WHO HAS CoM- mse enough to know when he sees a good thing. to join advertiser In manufacturing & first class staple ar- ticle that execls all fits kind: closest investigation | sean ser BRAINS AND ENERGY, Herald office. AN, | . | ANT A rca wit in a lucrative business whien b Addr 2 MENTO Herald Uptown i ) 000 TO $5,000 WILL BE PAID FOR A GOOD | aie Stove and House Furnishing Business in city at yer 5 country preferred. Aadress 5: 20 ce. ,000 TO JOmN Ee EQUAL- paid $300 por day. ‘UVES, box 1 | $2,500. raged ae purtinas ube Interest ra | it rtner; business paying (87,000. wal stand inspection. visting Bue ea ileal. +2 HONEST MEN FOR OFFICE-HOLDERS. | The following circular, though 1t has been sent to many persons prominent in political affairs throughout the country, was until Saturday never printed by a | newspaper. It would probably not have appeared un- | til a much later period it garbled extracts had not been | published. It was this fact that induced its publica. | tion in the Arening Post, the editor of which paper ia | the first signer of the circular:— ; New Yonx, April 6. 18 2 | _ DesnSin—the widespread corruption ublic service whiel bas di the Republic in th “i we nm the peopie, an that wn iuerdin spirit. may, through the nga | Atively snail numberof men who live by. | Bralteople cad in pronopotitug potion! power for estten e ‘eudd seem to render tt must desirable uMt no. effort shoud outside of should be encouraged and made to prev: indervigned invite you to meet thcen'and osters of like perpose, who bave bern iuvited in the same manner, in ® free conference, to consider whi may be dowe to prevent the macional election of the gente nial year irom ee choles of evils, and mt to the highest ofiee the Rey lie whose characti fad aut an ‘Teen the exigencies of | Que present situation and protect ‘lonse of the American | ry ne. | conterence will be held in the city of New York on | the Iathof May. “You are. respectfully’ and. urgently. re: nt, and to Commmuniente your, mecep tance to i. © Lodge. Hq., box 1,438 Post oflee, | i | 1% ‘CULLEN BRYANT, New York. | BM Las | Tuock, ‘Massachusettes, i | so arom en tinols, Calthe HAE io LIGHT IN THE TOMBS, } The foliowing resolution, presented at the mecting of | the Commissioners of Charities and Correction yester- | ' day morning, was adopted unanimously :— | Supervising Engineer of this depart the ‘exuinination ico | vs, Francis Praity, | with difficulty, THE COURTS, DECISIONS, SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. By Judge Daniels. Matter of the petition of the New York Elevated benben 4 Company.—-Report of Commissioners con- rine SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Westbrook, Bentz vs, Stiurber. Cuse settied, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Speir, Eneas va, Hindi oeotelacts to place this cause on the Shor: culeudar denied. Memorandum, Young vs. Langbein.—Same vs, Seme.—The motion | that the proceedings im these two actions be stayed until the hearimg and decision of a case beww the same parties for the same object, pending in the Su- e Court of this district, Is granted conditionally, neral Term ig given ‘@construction to the will involved in the can be yo good reason Jor conducting three sovetas suits in different courts to attain substantially the same end, pare orders on notice. Wheeier vs. Ferdon,—Motion to vacate the order of arrest denied. Parties will pre- | | No, 285 Columbia ¥t., Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Relatives and friends of th tend the funeral from St Clee: day morning, April 18, at hail-past nine o'clock, The reinains will be taken to Poughkeepsie for interment. Bisor.—At New Brunswick, N. J., April 12, of Pneumonia, Davip Bisuor, in the 624 year of bis age. Relatives aud friends are invited to attend his {uae ral, on Mouday, April 17, at two P. M., from bis late Fesidenee, on Colleve w w Brunswick, N. J. Brvayr. oe Sunday, April 16, after a lingering ill- } FOR SALE. A FIRST OLASS BAKERY FOR SALE, INSU £ a operation; cash business, ‘Apply a rr A Seder’ Ol LE—UP ba gt, i splenaid loc Address GROCER, Hi SPLENDID LIQUOR BY BEST ON var rs sale cheap; also Restaurants, MITCHELL, 7% ness, Dr. G. W. N. Bayan, aged U4 yew | —you “BALE 1 CAKE SALOONS Notice of f bieahar i iach | At » be rif roceries, Feed Stores BL April 16, 1876, Tuomas, young. 7 aaa day be bp Smal ond Mary A. Byrne, aged 6 abonths | A Haren, Cigey Sue jaye. vf me he relatives and friends are resp po cat’ great » eerine. attend the funeral, from the residen fully invited to > of his parents, April 18, at bait-past two Centiz.—At Plaintield, > Stizes Cuntis, aged 68 years. Rejatives and {riends are invited to attend his fun Tuesday, April 18, at twelve o’clock M., from his late 15 A. M. J., April 15, of paralysis, N “ELMaA WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE, Almont now, $20; tneke Tuller, embroiderer, Noor, “ess Peon Jeaves Liberty st. at 1 ] weg POW SALE ragap i. ag A tg Dunn. —On the 16th inst, at p ng avenue In tis city; no better bakery on the uve gay aay haps ghee rch iyte, hor urther ‘particulars address BAKE, box "I ingston, Jamaica; West Indies, aged 62 years. ami. | _ The fuoeret will take place on Tuesday evening, 18th NOR s POSITORS’ STANDS, Inst., at four o'clock, to Greenwood Cemetery. Friend: Very eb . Bonnett Building, room | ot Mrs. Woitiam Dut, daughter of deceased, are re- Matter of the Petition of-Sophia Buddensick,—Re- | portof the referee confirmed, case sutisties ne that the mortgage, as a matter of fact, has been paid, and that ail ube matters alleged in the | petition are trac, It must be discharged of recogd un- der the stature, Carter et ul, vs, Youngs ot al—If the Judge making the order for the service of papers under the act of 1855 18 satistied that the defendant sought to be served in Unis State and cannot be served, and decides aillrma- tively, the question is res adjudicata, The service 1s, therefore, regular (32 Barb., 647) Neher vs. McDonough et al.—A reeatver must be ap- Pointed in tus case, Order to be settled on wotion. Murry vs. MeClaro et al.—in a suit for the fore- | closure of a mortgage the owner of the equity of re- demption inust be wade a purty, The withholding of the record of his deed makes no exception to the rule | if the fact of the conveyance be known to the owner of the mortgage. Motion gt ted, | Wilkowesks et al. vs Brennan et al.—Case settled and ordered on file, By Judge Curtis. Knott vs. Daly, &c.—Findings signed and filed, COMMON PLEAS—-SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Robinson, Hennessy ys. Wheeler,—Caso and amendments setuied, By Judge Van Brant. Kamena vs, Warner.—Five per cent allowance to be divided between the two defendants, Haight vs, Haight. —Keferce’s report confirmed. Le Fevre vs, Kellogg.—Extra allowance of $150 granted. MARINE COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge McAdam, Diossey vs. Youngs.—Opimon, The evidence mn the | S.A, Woods Machine Company vs. Stewart —Disg missed, ‘Trenor vs. Sonebor Morgan vs, McKillop. —Motion costs, Greaeen vs. Aguire.—Motion denied, Collins vs, karsha,l.—Reteree’s report confirmed. Brewster vs. Spratt.—Receiver’s bond approved. Clatlin vs. Reynolds; McFarland vs, Townsend.— Orders granted. Jacobs ys. Felter,—Bail reduced to $500, ‘The State Trust Company vs. Rich.—Stay vacated. Goldberg va. Bagazst —Motiun denied, jerk’s taxation ailirmed, Motion granted. denied, without pays $5 costs within ten days, Hughes vs. Berringer.—Motion to set aatde denied, but the $10 objected to will be stricken out of the order. Nu costs, if Reed vs, The Fransatiantic Company. —Findings set- t Haden va, Hanton.—Costs taxed at $185 72 MeArdle vs, Lyons; Arkell ys, Wood,—Motions de- nied as per opinions fled, ‘The Farmers’ Mik Company ve. Raab; Whitelegge va, Thomson. —Defaults opened on terms. Cohn ve Kahn,—Order as settled. Muller vs. Gul,—Salary 18 exempt as earnings under section 297 of the Coue. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Surrxae Covrt—Cuampuns—Held by Judge Bar- Joart opeus at half-past ten A, M. day's motion calendar will be called at twe Scpree Cov tat t'xM—Held by Judge Van Vorst.—Court opens at halt-past ten A. Demur- rers—Nos. 4, 15, 19, 414, 240, 97, 350, 360, 361, a S00. ‘si nit, 3 379, 381, 41, 3 5, 386, UST, B88, 399. Pa Covrr—Ciacuit—rart 1_Hela by belt 3g Lawrence—Court opeus at balt leet ten A, M.— q 15) 1059, be , M451, 1269, 185 5 21, “2325, "140y," 1471, 1478, “Part 2—Held- te judge Dy Kenan, Now, 1386, 1258, 103615. +36, 2dud, 1404, 1442, 1318, 872, “suo, 1442, 2808+ 5, 1368, 2848, 1320, 605, 1011, 1436,’ 1437, 1640, 226, Hold by Judge ‘Larrcmore,—Nos. 2680, 1127, 18, 673, 111, 949, 173, 2489, 1247, 2537," 1 Bi, LiL. 175%, Gal, 988, 1TZ1, 18u9, Bol,” 9231, 11851,, 61, 608, 2959. Svvenion CoURT—GENERAL TeRM.—Adjourned sine die, Sviei Speir. eleven A. M.—Demurrers—Nos. 1,9, Nos. 28, 28, 17, 40, 20, 30, 2, 10, 3 Surewior CovrtT—Thaat Tinw’Pact 1—Held by Jadgo —Court opens at cleven A 627, 865, 679, 975, 979, 1603, 1924, 715, 1001, 95%, en i, 735/ 1653. Part 2—Held by Judge Sedgwick. —Nos, 16, 1026, 1675, 650, 981, 1847, 1005, 674, 1534, 297, $317 Lows. Bad, 869, 80, 880, 775, 788, TIE Court or ‘ComMox’ Puras—kgurty Teew—Held by Judge G, Daly,—Coure opaus at twelve M.—Nos. 15, 1, 6, 7, 16, 26. Demurrers—Nos. 2 Conon Puxas—TRIAL Tenvs Part l—Held by Jadge Van Hoesen.--Court opeus at 11 o’clock A. M.—Nos, 111144, 969, 1098, 1618, 1602, se tareae 1, a, R CouRT—SrrciaL TeRw—Heia by Judgo Nourt opens at ten A. M.—Culendar called at Issues of tact— 704g," 2193, 1784, 1623, 1705, 1: 2075," 2077, 2078, 2070, 152245," 1705," 1131, 1267, 1038 4, 1900, Part 2—Held by’ Judge Van zis, Tah 7 Bi ‘Nos. 1434, 728, 2450, 2010, 2031, 1453, 2, 1445, m iaT0, 90t, 1800, 1802, 1804, 2087, 203%, 2091, 2002, Part $—Heid by Judge’ J, F. ‘Daly 1601. 1908, 1906, 2043, 2050, 1654, 1405, sis, 147 1900, 1902; 1904, 1658, 2040, 2081, 2082) 2088, , 2084, 2085, MARINE ‘Count—TntaL ‘Truw—Part i—Heid by ng at 10 A. M.—Nos. 7007, Alker. oak Sa8 7448, 3941, 365, 1433, 4014, 3977, 4084, 4000, 3157, aos bi 7401. Part 2—Held by ‘Judge Sheridan.—Nos, 2, 5603, 4427, 2951, 1692, 25/4, 2780, 681, 3044, soak 5768, 635: 7047. Part 3—Heid by “Judge Shea. —Nos. 4716, 3136, 6882, 6792, 7584, 2189, 7149, 5806, 6224, 6991, 5250, 4956, TAB. Court OP ‘GENERAL ‘Sessions—Held by Judge Gildersleeve.—The People vs. Jumes Benson and Richard Geoghegan, robbery; Same vs. Michael Kelly, felonious assault and battery; Marsallo, felonious assault and battery; Same vs. Edward Buckley, felonious assuult and battery; Same lelovious ult and battery ;. 6305, 7193, ys Kelly.—Motion granted wuless plaintiff | ‘Third Mon: | M. | 18, at two o'clock P ae ‘ Same vs. Beniaitte | Same va James Draddy, burglary; Same vs. Lillie | a larcen; Cambel, grat ; Same ve. Anthony Fesser, grand larcet Same vs, Louis A, Pride, grand lar- ceny; Same Wilham Martin, faiso pretaloal; Bane ve William Dugan, assault and ery. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Murray, A DEPUTY SHERIFF AS AN ACTOR. A.B, Deraismess, a special deputy sheriff, or at | least a person who claimed to be such, was arraigned on a charge of bemg drunk and disorderly. Saturday | night he visited the Thirty fourth Street Theatre and | being of tho opinion that the play was not well | managed he went on the stage for the purpose of taking the direction of matters imto his own hands, He flourished a club and by bis threatening actions sent | | the women off the platform screaming with terror. An officer of the Tweuty-tirst préciuct arrested him He was put under $1,000 bail to a ‘th ace for one year and fined $10, in default of whi he was committed to prison. A THTEF'S FLIGHT. Richard Knight attempted to rob the till of James | Bighn’ 's liquor store, corner of Twenty-ninth streetand | Second avenue, on Saturday night, but being detected he fled. Im trying to escape he took refuge in the rooms of Mra, Abctha Baruch, No. 226 East Thirtieth street, and was arrested on her complaint of attempted robbe' only, r Bigtin having failed to appear against hin. A JEALOUS LOVER. Richard Jones, of No. 337 East Thirteenth street, went to seo his lady love on Saturday mght He was making himself as agrecabie as he knew bow when ' John McArthur, of First avenue and yn pono street, a rival, buta married man, made his appear- auce and took’ Siar Jady out for a walk without saying “by your .'? Jones was, as a matier of course, very augty, and being a spirited young fellow determined to bave revenge. Ho accordingly tollowed the couple and assaulted McArthur, for which he was arrested, At this court he was discharged, the Cotirt vemg of the opinion that McArthur had simply re- ceived what he deserved, MARRIAGES AND DEATIIS, ENGAGED. Frettiar—BrMax.—Miss Crcwita Freituat to Mr, Louis Bea ak, both of this city, No MAR IED. -Dayipsox—Conver.—On Wednesday evening, April 5, by the Kev. J. D. Wells, Cuantxs Davinsox, son of the late Charles M. Davidson, of New York. to Miss Lov W. Corygnr, daughter of the late Henry W. Coiye of Brookiyn, DIED. * Barnvi—Suddenly, on Sunday, April 16, Cuances ARMY. ‘The friends of the family are respectiuily Invited to attend hig funeral, on Tuesday, at tvar o’ciock P.M, jae residence, 50 Wert 54tn st. —On the Lith inst, Many, daughter of the Benkard, rexpectfully invited to at- tend the luneral, at the church oft the Transiiyuration, | at ter . a 7 it 15, Man- eM oI a He was sent to the Island for six mouths | | four P, M. Train leaves Grand Central depot at 4:05 | tend. Fuueral services will take place at St. Augustine’s “ | funeral services, from tve residence of her son-in- ey } 6, sixth story por i ‘AURANT; LOCATION nsur, assed: doing a good business; rengom for selling, diekuess MALONE'S Stare Ageney, No, & De. DRY FIXTURES, CONSISTING ot sher, with Wringes brane Falers. and other coaneetiy quested to attend. E.per,-—At Stamford, Conn., on the 14th inst,, Ron- nt ELpee, in the id year ot his age. i Funeral from his late residence, Auantic st., Monday, ik April 17, at half-past two P.M. Relatives and friends | will ke 1 P.M. train trom New York aud tnd car. | riages in waiting at depot, | Foxps.—On Saturday, April Foxpa, aged 42 years aud 24 days. Faneral on Tuesday, April 18, 1876, at nime o'clock from the Chureh of the ‘Redeemer, Interment | at Poughkeepsie, Poughkeepsie papers please co; Fencusox,—On the 16th inst Pex 1876, Lxx | RRA HS Basi. Ta | Fo SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED CIGAR Ii ol i} Reason tor selling, other business, inguie at the place, No, 485 Sth av., between Bath an YOR ; BEST COR™ O08 RE gh 8 | sim, HS Madison st. Isnaut, Sr, aged 52 years, | Jor 7 OLD Ei LISHED CIGAR Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- | 2) Store, suitab for ® manufacturer, Apply at 473 tend lis funeral on Tuesday, 18th inst, atone o'clock, | THY from his late residence, 459 West 43d st. JOR” SALK—CIGAR STORE, GOOD LOOATION: Gonwey.—On the 15th inst, Jass, beloved son of cheap rent Roger and Julia Gormley, aged 16 y Funeral from his father’s residence, 316 East 47th at two o'clock, Relatives and friouds are respect- | ly invited to attend, | Hamnvrcen,--On Sunday, the 16th inst., Renzcea, | beloved wite of Bernard, 1m the 66th year of her age. | Relatives and friends of the 1umily, members of the Tomple Aharath Chesed, Ladies’ Jewish Home, Man- hattan Lodge, No, 156} lO, B. B.; Mount Horeb Lodge, No. 61, 1. 0. F, 8. of L, are respectfully faxed to attend the funeral, at her late residence, East 60th st,, on Tuesday, April 18, at ten o'clock A. ML Hoxeywent.—On Thursday, the Lith iost., ExKLINa | Hovnyweut, daughter of the lateJoln Honeywell and | stepdanybter of the late Isaac Vermillya, ‘The relatives and triends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 364 West 33d st, on Monday, April 17, at half-past ten A. M. Remains to be taken to Yonkers for intermen April 13, of Bright's di reason for selling, other business, OR SALE—LEASE AND FURNITURE OF HOUSE, saitable for furnished rooms, Apply to J. % business man in the aplanstions. for going wilt ¥ W. . nee SB isc ER. BILLIARD xd location; rent traile here is an bo given by cali | No. 1,101 North Front st many yeni tied up. HOUSES AND. we $3 FOR BEER, BU rauruute; Butcher's Histnres, at her late residence, No. 263 Stu ay., Lovisa Livin STON, Widow of tho lite Oliver H. Jonds and daughter | FURNITURE. of the late James Duane Livingston, SALES AT ‘REST ENC oe 130 WEP dst. wear vith ay.. Pas satitr, cost $1,009, for $450 . $12 rep and hair cloth Suits, $35 and’ $95; inlaid and gilt Diack walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Caxes, Bureaus, Washo stands, Wardrobes, hair and spring Mattresses, Dining Pur- ion Table, Butt. Chairs fe —An el- roy The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited Lo attond the fugeral at Trinity church on Monday, the 17th inst., at one o'clock P. M. Korrre.—On Friday, 14th inst., of diphtheria, Joux GILLELAN, eldest child of Phillip W. and Rachel T. | Kopper, in the 11th year of his age. i Relatives and friends of ihe family are invited to at- tend the funeral from St. Andrew's chureh, corner 4th A —WEEKLY AND MON ce PAYMENTS TAKEN av. and 127th st,on Monday, 17th inst., at haif-past * re, Press [4 Bedding at B. M 0.8, 158 1 Ghathiam st An tox. v ck at low pe mouse Lorp, —At his late residence, 369 10th av., on) Satur- | . the 10th inst, Hezkxian G. Lonp, aged 78 years. relatives aud triends of the family are respect. | nVited to attend the funeral, from the M od ist i piscopal church, West 24th st, near 9th this | jonday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further faviation. aratoga and Sullivan county papers please copy. Laxx.—On 15th inst, suadenly, in his 67th year, Wittiam Linx, ‘elauives and friends are respectfully invited to at- alutings, Armob butlots ke, at private sale . purckasers, property I comprising Parlor and Drawing din satin edo. Turkish Suit in satin trep Sw inlaid Ceates Tabli Chamber Suits, witk Dressing Cases, $60 upward Bed: sieads, Bureaus, curled huir and spring Mattresve © every article necessar} ‘Kitchen rae ith st., between Sth and chapel, No, 262 Bowe start from his late residence, Ni hall-past one o'clock, on Monday, 17th inst, | pLow.—On Thursday, April '13, 1876, at her reai- | =] dence, near Peekskill, Miss Louisa LupLow. | Rejat and friends are invited to ‘attend the | faneral services at St. Peter's church, Peekskill, on | Monday, 17th inst, at four P. M. ! Mitte. —On tho 16th Inst, at Philadelphia, Extza, wife of George G Miller and daughter of the late John Hoppel. Moxtaxye.—In Hoboken, N.J., on April 1, Jena pi La MoxraxyE. al services will be held at her late residence, arden st., Hoboken, on Mond: Friends and the aptist chureh are re nuwood Cemetery on Tucan, ’. pril 16, Witataa Monnisox, of Cork, ed G4 years and 8 inontns, Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend bis tuneral, tro No, 20 Bayard at., on Tuesday, April 'y, attwov'ciock, Funerat will | 4 atharino street, at RPETS, FURNL ARIEL Sutostoome a10 REALIZED FROM PEISUR, 209 7TH 1s, Furniture, Pianos, Bedding, Partie duress Immediately, ay., or Car Aeituing Housekeep! GREAT SACRIPL AI THIS Ne duy) morning, commencing at 104" o'clock, wll the f 1) rooms aud parlors. at privase st 13th at, ath 4 satin. brocade Parlor Suits, 6 rep and huircloth saith, 21 Carpets, 2 rowe wood Pianotorter, 1 Chamber suits with dressing casos, hair and spring Mattresses, Bedsteads, Bureans, Wash D OF MONEY WILL SELL Al t allthe magnificent Bones k Oth st, near Bi Mcnray.—On Friday, April 14, Jag, wite of GoSrgo Murray, in the Gist year of her age. The funeral services will be held at St. Andrew's church, 127th st, and 4th ay., on Monday, i7th inst., at two'P. M. | MoCarney,—April. 16.Carmunive McCarney, wite of | Hugh MeCafrey, at No, 2 7th a The relatives and friends are requested to attend the funeral ou Tuesday, April 1s, at two o'clock, Nasit,—At Morrikanta, April 15, 1878, Euizanerit Hetcmxas Nasi, wie of Francis’ H. Nusli, aged 66 F AVING THE CITY WISH TO SELL A handsome Par or Sult, & rosewood Bedroom Set and Other first guuns Furmiture, ‘with Mattresses. Bedding, Xe. ; ‘Wost Sua st. (MARPETS. The largest and best assorted stock in the city of Moquets, | Wiltons, Axininsters, Velvets, ke, Latest spring styles sa rs. | coloring. The relatives, friends and teachers of the public | schools of New York ai respectfully invited to utiend | the funeral, at Trinity church, Morrisania, on Tuesday, | the 18th inst, at two o'eldek P.M, Train'leaves Grand | Central depot at 1:05 P.M.” Carriages will be in UpeLt.—In Brooklyn, on Frid April 14, Mary, widow of Isaac Udell, in'the 76th yeur of her age. | Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Tngrain Carpets, from 40¢. per yard. Acargo of Mattings, just . white, William M. Vath, No. 77 Remsen st, on Monday, Apri Patiihalbcetn ae luceeomeatienebas acco 17, at unre F. M. ee fancy. Pastox.—On Sunday morning, April 16, of consump- ae tion, Funxaxpo Pastor, aged 33 years Sim iponies. | Gileloths (all widths), from 400, per yard, ‘The tuneral will take place from his late residence, | Lace Curtaina, 115 West 17th st., on Tuosday, 18th inst, atten A.M. | from Relatives and friends, members of New’ York Loige, One Doliar | No, 380, F. and A. M, and of New York Lodge, No. 1, — Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, and members of per pair to the finest imported (about half paiea)y Grand Lodge, B. P. U. E., are respectfully invited to at- SHEPPARD KNAPP, | tend the funeral, from his | xpectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom'het lato | Wives and frie ' ae and tend. New Yorx Loncx, No. 1, Bexevotext axp Prorec- tive Oxven or ELks,—Brotarns—You are hereby re- | quested to attend a special cominunication of this | lodge, at the lodge rooms, on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst., at nine o'clock, tor the purpose of paying 183 and 185 6th av., Tatn st., New York. RESIDENCE one door below Fee, ~SALE—AT RiVATH ; 444 HAST and av, A, Bedroom and Diu= Ist Carpets, Piano, the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Fernando ir Fastor. FRANK GIRARD, E.R 8t! RS. Mantis, Secretary. | (oop BK WAND AND, MISFIT, out Summons —New York Lodge, No, 330, F. and A. M.— Brosse}s, three ply and ii in in Carpets, Brethren, yoa are hereby summoned to meet at the very cheap, at the old plac ulton st. partes HAVING ANY EARS ‘TO DISPOSE OF can reevive the highest prices, wanting to furnish Bats, ative (sae box 158 Herald Kptown Bi office, or 207 Teh ay. ECOND HAND PURNITURE,—JAMES om alaw Tg i S* Jodge rooms on Tuesday, the 18t0, at 9:30 A. M., the last trivute of respect vo our late Brother Paster, B. VALENTINE, Muster, LEN Perkix.—Un Friday, ‘Aprit 14, 1876, Romgenr P, PeRnis, in the 61st year of his age. Funeral services at his iate residence, 22 Lafayette ay., Brooklyn, on Monday, 17th ipst., at two P.M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. READING. —On Saturday evening, of di dau; gy a Caan AND hoa vente Feb United States, on the instalment plan, is Gkoltok s, CLARKES. 747 Mrondway. | WATCHES, JEWELHY, &. T MIS BROADWAY, NEAR 2IST sT.— Diam Gold and Silver Jewelry, Laces, ¢ ¢., bought and sold; loans negotiated. 7M, formerty Bae ad Hotel. theria, Eprrit, hter of Juines A. and Emma Reading, aged 2 rs and % months. ‘uneral from the family residence, at Allendale, J., on Tuesday, at one o’ciock P. M, Train will jeave by Erie Ratiway, toot of Chambers st., at 10:45 A. M. Rovexweck.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Saturday, April 15, 1876, Avavsr Rovexweck, aged 43 years, 3 months | |'y and 24 days, | The rolatives aud friends of the family aro respect. fully invited to atvend the funeral, on Monday, 17th inst., at two o'clock P, M., Jrom the German Evangell- cal charch, coruer 6th and Geand sts., Hoboken, = Rockwoow.—Ua April 14, at Bridport, Vit., alter a joa iliness, DeRastes B, Rockwoon, aged 65 years, brother of H. O. Rockwood, of tis city. | Butfalo and Chicago papers please copy. | Rossa: Py pone ial ng te athis propel { residence, No. § Comm st.. Witt, ony ‘child o' tee ie earns fi Wiliam and Faniy Rossman, aged 1” year, 6 mouths | by Hest Gleen wor ee sted becauwah, wer Skah, and 2 days, . peal Senta ROADWAY. OPPOSITE 11TH hg — DI ‘The remains will be taken to Princeton, N.J., on Tues- | 808) Da agg eR ag eB jotgg om Pree ad | sold. ROBERT . J. ROSENTHAL, Biamond Broker, negot later Sete page — 875, Saneewtans Valuabl AN Watchen, Jowsiey, Tony negotiated, 735 Broadway. if. BARRINGER, Deal TAMONDS, WATCHES J y, Silverware, she ond sold GEV. ©, iuel's lait Shawls, ae. kired, at a very small adv) 1,19 Broadway, newi FATCHES, CLOOKs AND JEWELRY REPAIRED watches, April 18, 1876. , Leave house at eight o'clock A. M. Friends and rejatives are invited to attend. Princeton papers please copy. : Sackett. —In Brooklyn, Thursday morning, April 12, Hexnietra, wile of Marcus Sackett and only daughter of John M. and Sarah KR. Seamen, in ber 41st year, Relatives and fricnds are invited to attend the faneral, at her late residence, No, 437 State #t., Brooklyn, on | Monday, 17th inst., at eleven o'clock, A, { SEELEY. —St iy, April 16, DAsiEL, Srevey, aged 55 years and 9 months, j Relatives and friends aro invited to attend the fu- | neral, on Wednesday, April 19, trom the Methodist church, corner agg ‘Od and 4th sts, Brooklyn, E D., at two o'clock P. M. | Thay. —On ¥riday, the 14th inst., Axx, wife of James | ‘Tilby i ged 70 yi | DENTISTRY. RAIFICIAL TEES A SPECTALTY—BESE WORK al low prices; all work substantially made, carefully ed and guaranteed to give entice wath “C: KENNEDY, 58 Bond at, acai IN THREE HOURS AT 128 pear weet & Stat TERT ; SINGLE, $1; g DENTIST, 16 OTH AV. —SETS OF GUM 5, $10 and $15; silver Fillings, 60 cents; gold, als werk warranted, Rees, . Relatives aiid 1irionds are Invited to attend the funeral, trum her late residence, at Metuchen, N. J., * this (Monday) afternoon, Trains leave re the Des brosses and Cortlandt st. ferries at 1:65 P. M. | Waverivar —On Friday, April 14, Hynes M. Wat mripox, daughter of 8. D. aluridge, of Rochester, \ Funeral on Tacsday, April 15, at “hali past two | o'elock. Wrnvxer.—On Saturday ving ol April 15, Mayses | Wrayen, in the 65th yeur of bis ays | Relatives and triends are reapectfally invited to at- | lave nee, No, 166 Kast | hi Nas, 4u2 6TH AY. ‘204 Ud av., above 20th t., ladies and gent rolve SU ger ‘cont more in cash than elsewhere foe one aa g ijarvats. Jewelry. Orders punctually at- Py ‘poo ABOVE WEST 2iTH dik. ROSENBERG, will pay the highest ‘and | 66th st, Monday, the 17th 10) at twelve o'clock, — © “Hotnisg, calling Wittouvwny,—-Saddeuly, ou Satueday. tho 25th inst., | reat eieeeg, Take pireloaee eatin of capre siaanon Euans, beloved wite of Thomas i. Willoughby, In th | T 1274 HKOAMWAY, BETWEEN fap AND 330 ‘28th year of her age. A sts —Broadway prices pald for Cast-off Clothing, ‘The reiatives and saat friends of the family, also those ot | elry. y calling on or addressing B. HARRIS, i eb A shane Hiatal Dc AE Py i residence, No, 200 Mulberry st., on Monday, the 17th rivet toe cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Parnitu , at one o'clock P.M, ‘Interment fn Calvary | thom a sry gin hl ieieiwlo cba Leen, “Laaioe om Cometerv. Witsox,—On Saturday morning, April 15, 1876. ro fi Di KNOWN ‘Ane A. Witsox, beloved wile of John A. Witson, aged 60 Annan area ne rearararay joy place, wimoss su fo 5 months and 10 duys, 10 residence, 315 West cv fhe her orothers, Eawara aud Owen Fiaunigan, are re- | rvicus at her ., on Monday, Apri 17, attwo o' Yeluck P.M. nds ure Invited to attend, MACHINERY. ee ALE OURAP—AT si GENT fui AK, athes, Planers, shaper, Milling ha Centeiny ‘Sie eos, ars, Blower, les and & but of smal Fou ae oO 8 age Si 4, are * Hous risa af hamald