The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1876, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Shier aehate dvr orm er cals te Kew Yor FACTS AND FIGURES YOR THE CURIOUB, Watt Steer, July 3, 1870. A'though the Exchanges are closed, incidents in the the financia! world are still interesting to alvrge class whose business it isto dwell upon facts and figures, and from them draw the inferences upon which opera- lions are based, It is for this reason that in he Other matter pertinent to this column we publish from the advance sheets of Poor’s Manual, a number of in- Seresting facts connected with the growth of our rail- ay system. From this statement it appears that th® total earnings of the 8,876 miles of railroads im opera- tion in 1851 were $39,463,35%, or $4,447 per wile; for the 71,759 miles, whose operations are reported for 1875, $503,065,505, or $7,011 per mile, the earnings we! The ngs from freight in 1851 were $20,192,104; in awe 960,234, an increago of over 1,700 per cent ‘in freight receipts iu the last quarter of « century. ‘The gross egrnings of our railroads jfor 1875 are less by $17,400,511 than for 1874; but the falling off in net ‘earnings hus been only $4,064,520, he total net for last year being $186,596,488. Notwithstanding the falling of tn earnings, the dividends paid amount to $7,251,266 more than in 1874, being $74,204,208 for 1875, against $67,042,942 for the previous year, The dividends equal & 38 per cent on the $2, 198,601,281 of capital stock in- Vested in ali our railroads, good, bad and indifferent. Iv tea fact worthy of notice in this connection that Wirile this is the Centennial year of our national exist- ence, it is-also the semi-Centennial of the first year | What the Erie Canal was opened tor commerce aud of | she chartering of the first railroad in the Unived States, It is also the quarter-Ventennial of the opening of the Erie and Hadson River railroads, giving us unbroken ral) connection with the great lakes, Nothing shown | at the Great Exposition at Philadelphia can compare | with the increase of the railroad traille of the country ag an illustration of its material progress for the lust twenty-five years. MINING ENGINEKRING. During the past quarter of a century the develop. ment of our mining imtere-ts has been among the wonders of the country, The following general tacts | erepertinent to thé subject and should be information to the mass of readers:—Tne first pig irou made trom In 1702 | ite American ore was smelted in England im 1698, the Grst furnace was built at Pembroke, Mass. total export of tron in 1717 w 'y had increased to 7.525 tons. Sion to cach other, ‘The leading facts 1m the mining history of the country the erection in Centre square, Philadelphia, of the first steam engine aver built in America, Ina hundred years steam bas transiotmed the face of the earth, Second, gold min- Ing in the South in the early part of the century. Third, the opening of the anthracite coal felds and the use of authracite in biast furnuces. Fourth, the may be coumerated as {qllows:—Firs' use of raw bituminous coal in the blast furnace. the development of the copper mines in Lake Superior. Bixth, the discovery of gold in California in 1848, or father ite rediscovery, ‘ Seventh, the commencement ef quicksilver miningin 1851. Eighth, the introduction | » the Bessemer steel process. Ninth, the commence- | ment of hydraulic gold mining. Tenth, the comp | mencement of iron mining in the Lake Superior region; | nd eleventh, the discovery of silver in the Comstock | lode, which opened an era of speculation whizh has hardly ceased since that time. The following quotations reached us by cable from Europo yesterday :— ON ‘CHANGE. Loxvox, July 35:30 P. M. Erie Railway shares, 13, Consols, 9334 for both money and the account. PARIS BOURSE. Paris advices quote five per cent Rentes at 1041, 52440, for the account. Exchange on London, 25f, 29c. for short sight. hd . NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, Moxa. July 3, 1870, BUCEIPTS FOR THR PAST WKEK. Veals and Sheep ant Yards. Beever. Cows, Calves," Lands, | serait - 87880 ON LT Bol 3 713 40 478 Tee ey Sams BL QoaT pas Torenoom, bu» moderate clvsed weak, sotezal herds being unsold, seers at 3c. ht 73s per ew, sold tor steers at 10c. per Ib., beant. Uilles sola te., weight 8 cwt, 8S Ilinois steers er Tbe with #1 off per “heads. 20" iilinols at te byes ai % jay Unacape t 9 er i ., Weight S ews, ; 23 Iilinois steers at 1U}oc. per 8 Swte: eld ut ale 190 Mlinals steers PS sola Tor Morris & Walxel 176 still fed Ilituot Iitinoi. steers, ter 43 Illinois steers at 10e. « 10lge. per 1 weight 7 ewt.. scant: 32 Mingle steers at Ib,, welght 74g cwt. Clery & Cary sold for Harta Gott vucky steers ut Yc. 4 0c, mes, weight 7A, Goodway, S1°Kentecks! steps at Wier ar itia 00% se whey ae ), weight Sy ewt. Mle FB ‘or Ruakin Bee. on per head. seolult Oo owt + for Co invls steers at Wye. w I . per Ib., wi 0 5 & Thompson sold tor nae fi serene occ fed Linois ati At Jersey City yards W. vold for & Waxels 41° Minvis_ steers at per ie, lon per head, weight 7 ewt., scamt: +8 [Hinols steers as Ge, per 1b.. weight Gy ews: OO Tiinoig steers at ae. per Ib., weight 6), ewt., with Sle, on per head on SS head; 71 Minois steers at tye. per Ib, weight Ot, ewt, DD ‘cols 86 still fod diiuvis steors ewt, strove: 1 IMinols steers at Waixel sold for Morris & Wai ac Mac. per lb, wei Th., with St ra ut Hae. per ht GY, 5 Wy ewt iltnois steers at vy Coney & MePherson x0 for $C. Kastan 146, a7, ewe SW. 4 e: per ib, weight 6 owt; 20 Reeth Bi on per head, weight t per Ib.. with $1 un pert steers nt 9! ‘with ewt.; I4 lilinots steers per i off per head, ic. ver Ih, weight 7) per tb. wi ois steer at Oe. per SHEEP A. it Ye. perl ., weight Gh ewt.; Ne. with #1 a ar head, weight b D LAM! Tr slow at tye. ‘oe 5 rete de mag KB. Davis Vibe. wee, per Ih: Ot aie. perth, dudd and Buckingh ba, weight 65 Ibs. por head, ar Ihe, Jersey iambs, weigh. €3 1b: Elttott sold 88 sheep, wei; Tams, went 5,610 ibs. pert ©,730 Ibs, at Be. per Ib. 10) ieee, Bige per Ib: 15 cul: sheep, wt $3 G0. i | 5 © per hes Hume and Elliott sold 12 sheep, | weight 1,160 Ibs, ber 1; 00 shteep. welt 5.30 Ibs. at Ste. per tu.: 88 lambs, weight Tos, at th sheep. weight 7,000 ‘at The. per lb. Ka: 7: io sheep, weldhe 86 Ive. tise ie ps Bo f rib: i heep, end, fb. ¢ 102 Virginin Iaimbs, a 1 hea Wb. 7 96 Virginia Inco, t . Wb. 4 318 Kentucky lambs, weight U1 211 Virgie inary qualit jogs. — Thirty. ~ wo head wore held on sule, bbe DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatynsron, July 3, 1876. ‘a. low middling, 10%¢.; Pepa ccedvte Nts, Wee he ee Cotton nomi: middling, 1 Cotton quiet and idultng Tige low and ensy; ed ordinary, O40, Nett ets 10%4e. a: ~~ vo Great Britain, 2,027, Montee, July 3, 1876, Cotton unchanged; miiddiin be Net receipts, 91 pales: from, OL. “ports covstwise, 23, ales, Savansan, hg Bad 3 Cotton quiet; middling, Ie. ; low middlim ordinary, mice. Net reccipts, 15} bales, ar ports Constwise, 231. Sales, #. Stock, 4,5! Cotton low: middling, 11)g¢.; low middling, Flour unchanged ee td hey white Cpe my! wi an. y ste treat unchanged.” dtilifeed unchapeed. “Canal s—Whest. 1 sbipmen | unpaid oo ree tons; in 1771 Tue production of coal | In the year 1874, in Great Britnin amounted to 40.4 of the whole product of the world; m the United States, 18.4. In the same yeur the production of iron in Great Britain was 45.2, and in the United States 18.1 of the | whole product, This shows that the production of coal and iron in any country ‘generally bears the same rela- | State,’ un of hor ut dropped off toward noon, when siees from Nyc. a 1U3ye- por Me hOo ew Fea sakes | At Sixties self 43 glut owt. lotic. per weight 6s ew rs at at 1U\¢e. pi ential not obtained. 1. Wheeler » id for T. C, Eastman 48 [llnois steers at Oige. per Ib., weight 7 ewt, r pel weight & cwt H, Williams sold tor self 37 filing s stecrs at Ge. per th 26, 8 1Ulge- | April, 1895. Price 100 rebard sold tor Rackin & Thow duu 1¥1 still Jed Tlingis ater. at Pye. « Oye. per Ib, with vou & thasbury, 0 Niuois steers at #2yc. @ 104, get Ib, weight Newt. Healy & Gvon soli fur selves 116 still | eersa Dic. w Pee Ie welche Ga ewe. weight OA ewt.; 160° Tinoly Heere at Bye. per Ib... weight 6 tecusend'e tie cw er, thay welt 71a owt. a TON per 1b. weights 75 Aticrton 100 Tinois “steers ar Ge uw Lge. per th, weight 6% ewe O'Donnell wutd for 8. W. Allerton 11 Lhnels oien at Bc, per I Welle 7 ewe. with $7 om ths lot: 10 Titinols seers: ai 5 hand, weight 7 ewt.: 23 Til. Se, merge ry |. Sherman sold tor 8. W. Allerton 33° Miineis steers at Se. per Ib.. weizht Uy ewt., scauti Tg Ilinois stecre at ve. Sl on per head, wenht Gewt, strong; 24 Th - jambs, Wo ighé tt Ibs, per head, at #4ye. por tb. th at ie yer Wo head, | 464 Highth avenue, n s. per ead ch ihe p, Weight GB ILs, por heud, at de. ver . % g ierrcctoee rare i EALS AND 0. sn n Is of vale mt be. Thee. per ib. " CHARLESTON, Lag i es % N pts, 17 rs ise, Onwrco, July 8. 1876. ales of 1.300 bbls iat dt EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpow Propuce em rng July 3—5:80 P. Refined petroleum, 11d. per gallon. Spirits of tarpe: ‘Bes, « 22s, Sd. per ewt. FINANCIAL. HOTHINGHAM &U0., BANKERS, 12 WALL ait Reliay aud calls’ Send for explanatory T REASONABLE RATE: EY ON LIFE AND Endowment insurauce Mortynges and other deeurities; iusurance of ail Kinds effected with Dest com pauies. SHABRICH & CO. 14 Srondway, N¥ AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN CA MORT- wace: city or Brooklyn, Apply to LEVITY & WOL- CUTT, 10 Pine st. OWKRY SAVINGS BANK, 128 AND 130 BOWERY. ‘ New York, June 12, 1873. -Aunual Dividend at the rate of eix per cent V9 Hl sums of 85 xnd upward, and not exevedi #1,000, and of tive per um ‘on all sums in ex GO) and not exee $ hich shail have been 0 Lat of July mext, will be allowed to the deposi 1 be payable on oF atter MONDAY, July 17, 1876, ia accordanM@e with the pro- visions of the bylaws. ity order of the ‘Trust SAMUEL T. BROWN, President. G, H. Cogaxsnant, Secretary. (omuissioxeas NOTK Urricw or Commissioners. H Moxtcomeny, Ala, June 27, 1876. Pursuant to the provisious of au act of the sembly of Alubama, approved Febroniy 23, 1876, an oflice will be opened iu the city of New York, ov the 2ith day of July next, for the exchange of bonds in accordsnce with t terms of said act. ‘The Uonds to be exchanged in New York are those iss under the following nated net E An Act “to provide tor th proved 15th December, 1885, At Act “to renew and extend the time of payment of cer tain bonds therein named,” approved January 13, 1804, An Act “to provide for the payment interest on the bonded debt of the State of Alabama,” approved February 13, 186 : An Act “to renew and extend the time of payment of cer- tain bonds therein named,” approved bith Peur 136 tn Act “to authorize the issue of State bonds,” upproved 12th August, 150s, i , “An Act “tw provide for the extension of certain Stato and payable in Loudon ths Grst day of June, wed 17th Febraary, 1870. relation to the State bonds of Alabama,” ap- h Febru: 1872. 4 the time of payment of cer. approved Sti Feb uxry I%_". ‘Lo provide or thy payment of interest ¥ Hid CWS Again the State o liv Alabamu hutanooga | st. approved sth Marci wonds issued under the fol le at the offlce of tu mimi: wiery. un moat at diy + ance with they Evin duct of An Act “Lo relieve and regulate the fluances of the State,” app-oved 10th Deecmber, 15.1, Act “to maintain the credit of Alabaina.” approved 25h Pebrnury, 175 An Act “to provide for the substitution of Stat bonds to mount of § OW per ule a Lew of state fo of bords of “She varions railroad comp! of thi approv 42: 78. te pany top eVIW OL . D. BETHEA, Commission. ra, S41 AND 343 BOWERY p® DOOK SAVINGS BAN corner ol 3d st, ‘The Trustees of this institution have declared the semi- #nnual dividend on all deposits entitled thereto July 1, 1876, as foHows:— Six per cent per annum on all sums of $2,000 and under | | | and five per cont per annum ou the excess over $2,000, Deposits made on or before July 10 will draw intere: from July 1, 1876, z EW MILLS, Presideat. Wittiaw Vo Weasren, eta weer GUTH DIVIDEND. HANOVER Fire Insurance Company, No. 120 Broadway. A semi-annual dividend of tive (5) per eent is payable on demand ut the oftice of the company. New York, July 1, 4376. T. REMSEN LANE, Secretary, Af ANMATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No, 644 Browdwuy. New Yors. Juno 26, 1276, “ANNUAL DIVIDEN FIRST DAY OF JU (by the rales ontitled rato of six per cent per annua on suis of $2,000 ind under, and five per cont or annum on sunzs over $2,000, payabié on and alter the third Monday in the month. Interest not withdrawn will be credited as principal, Deposits wiil draw intorest trom thy Ist of January, April, July und October. KE, J, BROWN, President. Epwanp Scuest, Treasurer, FFICE RIDGEWOOD INSORANCE CO., BROOKLYN, June 26, 1575,—A semi-anguat dividend of seven (7) Ber cont 1s deciated. payable to, the stockltuers ond mand, at the New York oflico of this company, 170 Broad. | way. WM. A. SCOTT, Secretary. FFICE OF THE Jersey City Iysurance Company, 33 Granp Si June do, 1875. this 4 F eent, payable For j The Board of Directors 0: this company bi clared « semi-annual dividend of teu (10) ou demian NATHANIEL FOOTE, Secretary. ADES SAVINGS BANK. rset 224 West iid at., Between 7th aud 8th avs, Six per cont dividend declared payable on and after July 17, Wo ull d. pusltors entitled thereto. oF AL VEATURES OF (HIS BANK ARE, 1, Economy of management, the totul running expenses being reduced to & merely nominal figure. 2 Invesanent only im first class securities, convertible into cash on demand Accommodation to customers—the bank remaining open from 9 A. M. aati) 8 o'clock every evening. 4. Largest Interest dividends to depositors cousistent with perfect pase: juitelert allowed from July 1 om all deposits made before uly 10. Accounts opened of any ammount from $1 to $5 000, ALEX. M. LESLEY, President. J. M. Fuense, Secretary. WA IMMEDIATELY—#5,000 ON 3° MONTHS notes, secured by real estate mortgage of undoubted tite aud margin of $100,000, Address GUOD BONUS, Herald offige. OAT | ) NEW YORK COUNTY 7's, $50.00 Conyolidated Bonds. Interest June and December, Due December 1.188, Price 117 and interest. #15,.09 Buffalo City Park Bonds Interest January and July. Die July 1, 1919, Price 113 and interest. #600) New York City 6's, Bridge Bonds. Luterest May wad November. Due Noven- ver 1, 1905, Priee 106 and interest. $25,009 Elizabeth: City 7's, Cousplidated Bonds Interest April and October. Due $12.00) Clucinusgt City 7 5, Dineinuati City 7's, Flovting Debt Bonds, int Due May 15, 1904. Price 110 and inter $7. 0 Passaic County 7'r. Bridge Bonds. Intere.t Mureh and September, Due March 1, 1990, Price 106 and interest. | $10,000) Alvany City 7's, Park Bonds. Tuterest May aud Novem er. Due May 1, Wok Brice 117 SOW Brooklyn City 6° » rooklyn © 's, ‘Due in 1997. Price 108 aud taverest. ¥ For sale Mona: $1,000,00 ANT EL JACOB . No. 40 Wail st. “TOL USE “SPLENDID CHANCE FoR THE RIG ut AA mun. Hor sale—The Machin mt Rig an artic has no corm) country, and which bas Inctory reasons cun be vive by everybody, Satis Address, F. H. K. Herald office. A BUS{NESS MAN, WITH A CASH PITAL OF $80,000, desires t er, as partner, some respectable commercial house, i prosperous ciretsnata or to take tp nny. well. paying: bustt ceptible of thorough in Address, wit! rticniars. K W., box 122 Herald otlice, | i ae DVEUTISER, WHOSE ANTECEDENTS WILL BEAR investigation, has periected a remedy for rhucniatis and Kindred disenses, and desires a silent partner, with in its introduetion, Address BUNA UB DELIBERATE ATTEMPT AT WIFE MURDER ON EIGHTH AVENUE, A most brutal and deliberate attempt at wife murder was made by Joho MeUarthy, a cook, residing at No night. For the past y heavily. He, with his wife Kate and one child, o pled a miserable suit of rooms in the rear of we ten ment hogse. About four weeks ago lis wite had bia rge of digorderly conduct, but on bis arrested on a ch pasens | arraigned petore Justice Daffy, at the Washing- ton Pi he threatened to take ber life, At twelve o'clock on Sunday night he came home maddened by drink, ond, alter abusing his wife, ordered ber to go out and get some beer. She reiused, saying that be had had = enoagh. uo pocket and cut pocket and cul der the right ey: serious a character tha Mre. McC deemed extremely improbavie, The cuts of narrowly missed the carotid artery and jugular v twice across the neck and ounce un- n. Ab alarm was raised, and Ollicer Michue! Phelan, of the Twentieth precinct, on entering the house broke in the door and arrested MeCarthy,who bad the razor in his baud, The wails, ceiling and floor of the room were covered with of biood, = Mrs. MeCarihy was removed to Bellevue Hi LM os by. betore Justice Sumit Police Court yesterday moraing, was committed with- bail to await the res of bis w. injuries, A MYSTERY EXPLAINED. ' The body found at the West Jerscy ferry steps on Suncay was identified as Clark Beardsley, of Ohio, who 8, has been missing trom the ce of Mra. Hopk: bis sister, on Penn strect, iphia, since Friday, ‘His clothing was tound at foot of Cooper street iri, See Beers ¥ Sa tcoeen ans 6 so suicide was rendered - | to ANNA . | from her > | funeral, from ber late residen it Thirty -cigbth street, op Sunday MeCarthy, who is but twenty- five years of age, bas veon ont of work ond drhking jace Police Court, begged him of. At that time 8 he jumped from his chair with the intention of beating her. She en- deavored tu escape into her own room, but he caught her by the haw, dragged ner back into the sitting «i locking the door drew a razor trom his The wounds iuflicied are o! so | y's recovery is ye FAZOT ‘arthy on being ar- at the Washington Place REAL ESTATE. ‘The dealers in real estate generally observed yester- day as a holiday, few offices being open in tho vicinity of Pine street and Broadway, At tho Exchange there were two sales advertised to be held by E. A. Lawrence & Co., but both were adjourned owing to the dearth of idders, 125th st, m. #275 TRANSFERS. ft. 2,0 sub av., 752109.10 Thos. $200 s 8bit, (executrix) Av. B, €. 5. 70.6 ft,» of Oth ce (exeeutcix) t) George ¢ Spring st 0. 8, 150.4 ft. w. of Variek at ; Philip Wagner aud others to Denis Meazher.. ...° 11,500. | 34d ot... 8. 10 fk. woof Sth ay, 2ox989; Hanmab Svering aud husband to Iswuc Bowden 9,500 | 15th st, ne a. 27H fe w. of Mth ay, 75190,10; Alex. Reed und wile and otliers to Thomas D. Spea Nom. 2d st. n. dav., 7110x102 ter | ,,Joumaton and wife ty Charles Salter... . 48,000 | 2d av. ne. eormor of 74th 200; Thomas | | Aunew and wife to Mim Nom. Ludiow #t.. won, Nos 41 and 43, Myers and wife to Hen 5,800 2dav,e oft. sot eg | Nosser aud wite to CI wile » 12,750 | Pourl st., w. 8. 30.5 ft. 0 of William st., irregular; James haw and wite to John Mathews. . . 10,000 5 Sah s: Patrick | Ss ftw. of bah av., ye ‘Meade to Mary Aun Conity ; MORTGAGES. Albert, John, to Charles Lebherg, 8. 8. of 6th st., @. ofzdav : 1 year... satis Clowes, Josep W. and wife, to Dennis C. Wileox, sof Sib av..m of 48th st. instal First Union Presbytertun Ubureh to Johu W. 48 0f BOth et, eo of dth ay. : instalments. Barbara, fo Maria A, Zipt, ms. of 40th st. install ated Rk ee Peter, to Frieddich Ditlemath, o of Ist w | Heide stave, Ranh, Chi RY. 0! Strauss pet 5.000 | 4, to D. Biumenthal, ¢, Oz ws., sof SISt st. 5 2 yews ‘ ‘Troglicr, Henry and wife, to C. Blavken dur Tosth at. w. of biton wy, (2d ward); S years... 1,122 Annie $. and husband, to Furmiers” Loam rust Company, n. s. of JOUh st., east of Gth years, i a IS ge seve, 10,090 in. Peter and wife, to Geo. G. DeWitt, a. sof 2,000 Tach wtf. e, of 3 Lyenr seidses. dca QUOOOS) Mullin, Sass nf 15ath'st., we of Wiehington av. Prd 200 ots, John A, and 8 1,000 HOUSE, Willis Blackstone, President of the new Court House Commission, yesterday sent a communication to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, stating that they had concluded to complete the Chambers street | poreh, as originally designed, and also to compicte the | interior of the main hall to the ridge of the roof, and | place opon the latter a skylight suilicient to properly | light the interior of the building, Mr, Leopold Fidlitz, | their consulting architect, states that the coat of the | work will be about $490,551 50, Mr. Blackstone esti- mated that by the completion of the porch addition suflicient room would be secured to save $20,000 per | year in rentals, proposals for which will be culled tor about the 20th of this munth, The matter was laid over, LABORERS PAID, Comptroller Green yesterday completed payment of the rolls of tie laborers on the Boulevard, The amount disbursed was $14,000. All the pay rolls ot laborers which have been received at the Finance Department have been paid. —_—+ + +-—__—_ MARRIAGES AND DEAT MARRIED. Hat1—Baower.—On Monday, July 3, 1876, at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. Peter Shute, by | the Rev. Hyatt Smith, Mr. Josian E. Haut, of Walling. | ford, Conu., to dirs, Lotris Browser, of Brooklyn, Connecticut papers please copy. Urntam—M gray. —in Brooklyn, June 28, at the resi- dence of the bride's par by the Rev, C,H. Stitt, | | D. D., of Bayoune, N. J., Versoy B. Urnam to Liy,T, Murway, daughter of Captain L. M. Murray. No | cards. | | Kingston (N. ¥.) and Charleston (8.C.) papers please copy. | *Wersmui—Lawis,—At New York. July 3, by Rev. Mr. Brooks, Wicsur A. Werseit, of Newark, N. J., 2.’ Lewis, of Stratford, Conn, Bridgeport papers please copy Youno—Baken, —On Wednesday alternoon, June 21, 1876, by the Rev. George H. Hepworth, Mr. Tomas M. Youya to Miss Ipa M. Baker, all of New York. | cards, DIED. Busn.—At Greenwich, Conn., July 1, Eats Bexsox, ouugest daughter of Mury Band the late Nelson ash. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the | funeral, at Christ church, Greenwich, on Wednesday, | July 5,'at four o'clock P.M. | Bookstaver.—Oa July 2, Carnie Haxrorn, eldest | child of Henry W. and Mary B. Bookstaver, aged about 7 years, Vuueral services at her father's residence, 129 West | | 47th st. Wednesday, July 5, at nme A, M. Friends | of the inmily are invited to attend, } AN.—At Ouisville, Orange county, N. Y., July | | 1, 1876, Marvin Beeman, oged 70 years, BResiiN,—On Sunday, July 2, Vasien 8. Brest, in ar of bis age. The relatives and trends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, July 5. The re- | | mains will be taken from bis iate residence, 54 Jay st., | Brooklyn, to the church of the Assumption, corner a York sta, at nine A. M. At Westiield, N. J, July 3, 1876, aftera | Nngering Hiness, Deacon Josuva Brows, aged 69 years, | formerly ot the firmof N. & J. Brown, of this city. Funeral on Thorsday, the 6tu inst, atl A, M, from the Baptist chapel, Carriages in waiting on t rival 45 4. M. train of the Central Kaslroad of New y, footof Liberty st. Friends of the family are etlully invited to attend, without further no- nent at Greenwood. @—MAkY ANx, wile of Thomas Browning, 3, in the 65th year of her age. es and [rieuds are respectiully mvited to at- idence, 320 East , Jwiy 5 lingermg iMness, | died July Rel tend her funeral, trom her kite ri Both #t., at one o'clock on Wednesd: Bakek.—On the 24 inst, utter Mary Jaxk, wife of Jere. 8, Baker. i Relatives and friends dre invited to attend the funeral te residence, No 304 West Slst st., on Wed- | nesday, Sth inst., at eleven o'cloe CLank.—On Sunday, July 2, Sesax, widow of Edward. | Clark. ( | The friends of the family are requested to attend the $9 Mh av., ou | Weduesday, July 6, at one o'clock. Cxrs.~ On tie Bd inst, at her late residence, No, | 453 West 44th st., MarGanerG., widow of the late J. af. | aged G2 years. of tuneral hereafter, CaLow et on Sunday last, Winttam | | CaLpwant, aged50 y | “Funeral services ‘at_ his late residence, No. 200 10th | av., on Wednesday, Sti inst, atten A.M, Remains will be taken to Iludson for interment, } —On Sunuay, July 2, alter a lingering all Ger, widow oi the late Michael Callahan, in OF her age. Relatives and friends of the family are reapectiully | invited to attend the luneral, from the residence of ber | son-in-law, thoi ry, Weanesaay, | 4 1 | July 5, at one PB Remains will be suterred at Cal- ! vary Cemetery. Commives.—On Monday, July 3, Eunexs Reus, | | wile of Patrick Cummings, of Castle Saundreson, | | county Caven, Leeland. | The relatives and friends are Invited to hor funeral, | on Wednesday, at one o’ctoek, trom the residence of her brother-in-law, Michael Batler, 11 Ist w Lave, —At Peekskill, on July 1, Mrs, Pansy A., wife of Dorit F. Clapp, castver of the Westchesier Couuty | Nat Bank. | Faneral wt the residence of her husband, in Peeks- | kil, on Weduesday, Oth inst., at ten A.M. Dexes.—tn Brooklyn, on Sunday, suly 2, stter a line | gering Hiness, Maxiaxa C., widow Of tho lao Joseph MD 8, 1m the 47th year of ber age. Funeral wiil take plice from her late residence, Foun Oxiord st, on Wednesday, duly 5. at three P.M. | Reatves and trieuds aro mvited to wttend without | turther pouce. Charleston (3. C.) papers please copy, Davy.—Carakixe Dairy, the beloved child of Philip and Koselea M. Daly, aged 2 years and 1 10th, The riends of he family are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of the parents, 60 6th av, on Weduewday, July 5, at naif-past one o'clock P.M. Downey —On Monday, July 3, Perzr Downey, in the Sist year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, et on Wedoesday, suly 6, at hall-past ove o'clock. Fivex.—Oo July 3, 1876, Hexny, the beloved son of ex-Corover Coruelius Flyon and Klien Flynn, aged 5 yeors and § months. Relatives and triends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, from bis late residence, No, 49 Witeaall st, July 5, at two P.M. FLaNpisN.—At Mauhatianvilie, on Sunday, July 2, 1876, 0; copsamption, Lov Fortuske Piasxoiy, wite Kagéne Flandin, and daughter of the late Major st nited States Army, aged 30 c f A requiem mass will be celebrated for tho repose of her soul on Wednesday, July 6, at ten o'ciock A. M., at St. Joseph's Roman Cath dic church, West 126th st., Manhatiavville. The remains will be ipterred at en Cemetery. Fxnavsos.—b Brooklyn, on Monday, July 3, Jeax, wife of Wiliam Ferguson, in the 64th year of her “Selatives and friends, also members of Cosmopolitan RA “adley ‘Janes ‘Gdetduaaneh, om ia Rr brookiya, are most j Lx | Rice, aged 13 years, 7 me | Tharsda: NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1876. feveral, trom her late residence, 43 Irving place, Brooklyn, Wednesday, July 5, at two o'clock. Fianprkav.—On Monday, the Sd inst, Sanan J., wife of J. N. Flandreau, in the 48th year of ber age. ‘The rel nd friends are invited to attend the funeral, at the hodist Episcopal ehurch, at Mama eo on Wedne-day, the Sth inst, at threo o’clock Gore.—In Brooklyn, Monday morning July 3, Mrs. CHrists Gore, in the 70th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her son, No. 40 Park place, Tuesday, July 4, at halt past two o'clock. Remains to be taken to Preston, Conn, Friends of the family are invited to attend. Gites, —On Monday, July 3, 1876, Witwiam L, to- fant son of Thomas and Eilen Gilies, ‘The triends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, Juiy 5, at two P. M., (rom bis late residence, 238 Weat 30th st. Gixavy.—In Brooklyn, on Sanday, July 2, after a short but severe iliness, Tomas Gueavy, of the county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 68th year of his age. Relatives and triends of the family ore respectfu'ly invited to attend the tuneral, from bis late residence, 74 St. Mark’s av., on Thursday morning, July 6, at nine o'clock, to Si. Augustne’s church, corner of Sth ay. and Kergen et, where a solemu requiem mass will be offered tor the repose of his soul. Guroo,—On Sunday, July 6, Sanam A, Greco, iv the S6th year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are re: tfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 66 Water st, on Wednesday, July 5, at one o’ciock. Hariis.—At Allendale, N. J., July 1, Mrs. Maxcaket Harris, aged . Funeral services will take place at the Spring street Presvyverian church, ck, on Wednesday alter- ait of heart disease, ANTHONY V. Horwr, in his year. Relatives and Imends are invited to attend the fune- rel, on Wetnesday, the oth inst, at two o'clock P. M., from his late residence, 326 West 48th st, without further notice, Pressbuqger Zeitang and Philadelphia papers please copy. Joxes.—On July 2, Mixsie A., wife of James A. Jones, youngest daughter of the late John A. Niepoth, aged 2 Funeral services on Wednesday, Sth, at one o’cloc! from her late residence, No, 424 West 18th st. Rela- tives and triends respecttully imvited. Krarino.—On Sunday, July 2, tbe wife of Thomas Keativ y d, aged 25 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectiully invited to ttend her funeral, from her late residence, 309 Kast 24th st, New York, on Tuesday, July 4, 1876, at halt- past one P. M Lue.—On Sunday morning, July 2, Mrs, Sanau M. in the 81st year of her age. relatives aud triends of the family are invited to al her tuneral, from the residence of her sou-in , Wiham A. Darling, No. 9 Bast 41st st, on Wednes- day, July 5, at half-past three o'clock P. MC Livrerra.—Suddenly, on Monday morning, the 3d inst, MagswaL. Lerrents, Juneral hereatter, Manvense —Ai Flatbush. L. L, on Saturday, July 1, Miss Esruer J. MARTENSR, in the 43d year of her axe. Relatives and frends of the family aro iavited tq at- tend ber funeral, at the residence of John D. Prince, corner Flatbush'ay, and Clarkson st on Wednesday, July 5, at three o'flock P.M. MeCtoskxy.—On July 3, ANNA Manta, infant daughter of James McCloskey, aged 2 months ‘and 8 days. Interment trom the residence of her parents, 321 East 65th st., this day (Tuesday), at nive o'clock A.M. ; taence to Calvary Cemetery. Me —On Scnday, July 2, 1876, Carnerine Me- Manox, wile ot Daniel J. MeMahon, a native of the parish of Tralee, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 31 years, Relatives and irieuds respectiuily invited to at. tend the funeral, from St. Stephen's church, corner of Summitand Hicks st outh Brooklyn, on Wednes- day, July , at two o'clock P, M. McLxay.—On Sunday, July 2, 1876, at Passaic, N. J., Maxta L. McLway, widow of George MeLean. Funeral from St. Nicholas’ church, Passaic, Wednes. day, 5th inst.,at nine o'clock A.M. Interment at Cedar Lawn Cemetery, MeKxox,—At Elizabethport, N. J., on Monday, July 3, at eleven o’clock A. M., Sana McKkon, native ot Manor Hamilton, county’ Letirim, [reland, aged 81 years. Wee. Thsserad will take place Wednesday, July 5, at Y-SiX mibutes past tweive P. M., from Elizavet! port, N. J., the reside and Will arrive at the foot of Liberty st, at one o'clock P. M., and thence to Calvary Cemetery. Relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend, Mrrew: Suddenly, of congestion of tho brain, Gone MircueLt, formerly conuected with Barnum’s Museum, Funeralon Wednesday, at ten A. M,, from 531 Grand st., Brooklyn, E. D, Naaue.—on Saturday, July 1, James Nacue, aged 30 years, 4 months ani 3 days, @ nauve of Liscarroll, county Cork, Ireland. ‘Tue friends ot the tamily are requested to attend the funeral, on Cucsday, July 4, at two P, M., from the res- idence ‘of his brother-in-law, Stephen Donnelly, 319 Oabiand av., Green Point, L. L Vowrr.—On Monday, July 3, Dax Power, aged ‘The relates aud iriends of the family are’ respec fully 1uvited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, $1 Essex st, on Wednesday, July 5, at two o'clock P.M. B. C. Cuowngr CLus,—The members of the club are requested to meetat the “Creek,” 86-Forsyth st, on Wednesday, July 4, at one o'clock P. M., to attend the funeral of vur late member, Daniel Powers. NICHOLAS KENNEY, President. James B. Merray, Secretary. ‘ Paxuax.—On July 2, James H. Puguax, aged 20 years and § months. ‘Notice of funeraion Wednesday morning. Rosnixs —At New Brunswick, N. J., sudden), Friday, June 80, Dr. Eowann W. Rowntss, in th yoar of his age. Funcrai trom bis lato residence, College ay., on Wednesday, July 5, at half-past tour P. M, Philadeiphsa and Georgia papers please copy. Romixsox.—On Sunday, July 2, Witwam Doge Ron- ANSON, In the 65th yeur of his Funeral at Trinity chapel on Wednesday, Jaly 5, at ten A. M. Rick —On Monday, su 3, 1876, Gronar Sauue. ths and 17 days, Funeral trom the residence of bis mother, No, 333 Fast 1th at, on Wednesday, July 6, at half-past one o'clock P. M. Ricnarps,—Oo July 2, Mrs. Exiza-G. Ricnarps, in the 63d year of her age, at the residence of ber daugh- ter, Mrs. Mary Adams, 397 Bleecker st. The relatives ani {riends of the family are respect fully invited to wttend the funeral at St. Luke’s Episco- gto, Hudson st., at hall-pastten A. M. on July 6, 18% Sparkes —On Monday, July 3, at Mamaroneck, Gronck T. Sparkes, of consutnption, Relatives anu triends are requested to attend the funeral, on Thursday, 61h. two P.M, trom Mama- roneck Methodist Episcopal chureb. SULLIVAN. —On Sunaay, 24 inst, Daxtee R., the be. | loved son of Cornelius and Bridget Sullivan, tn ihe 2let year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family, also the stu- dents of class 1876-76 of Manhattan College are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral on Tuesday, July 4, at two o'clock, from the residence of his pay rents, No. 26 Hamilton st, Interment in Cavalry Com- every SMiiu—At Moriches, L,I, July 1, 1876, Lyway F, Sari, aged 62 years, Interment at Bellport, Wisconsin papers please copy. Siuwoxs.—Un Monday morning, July 3, 1876, Euiza- | wera, wile of Chaties J, Simmons, m the 42d year of age. The relatives and friends of the family are most, re- intly mvited to attend the funeral services, trom her lute residence, No, 234 West 38th st., New York, at bto’cloes , M. on Wednesday, July 5, J876. The mains will be taken to Peckskilf for interment. Train will leave July July 2, Micuagh Skeutoy, aged 37 years es and Iricnds of the ftamly are invited to attend the laneral, from Chareb of St. Vincent de Paul, North Gth st, Willtameburg, Tuesday, at hull-past two Teluck slurp, 1x —On Monday morniog, the Sd inst., at nine of consumption, alter a iong suflerins, borne with great re: ton aud patience, ANN AC wile of William Ki. Tice, The funeral services will be held at her late dence, 338 Sehermerhorn #t., Brooxiya, at wo o’ P. M. on Thursday, the oth ‘inst The’ reiatives and Iriends are respectiully invited to atiead without tur. thes noties Valuty.—On Monday, July 3, 1876, Mra, Catuenixe VaLliby, a Lative of county Monaghan, paren of Tully Corbatt, townland of Kiliiweran year, respectfully invited to wttend her tune trom ty lute resience, No, 853 West 25th st. ou Wednesday, at hai-past mene A. M., Ww the Coureh of St Columba, where there will be a solemn requiem high mass, and thence to Calvary Vooniis, —At her fate residence, at Nyack, July 3, Haxxau Voonnia, wife of Jacov Voorhis, aged 74 years, athe aud 7 days ¢ iriends of the family are invited to attend the ral, from (he resiuence, on Weduesday, July 5, at one jock Y. M. Wistounste! At Brooklyn, Monday morning, July frank 3, and Agnes EB. Winches) 6 mouths and 2h days. Funeral services at the residence of his parents, 629 Nostrand av., Brooklyn, on Weduo-day, July 5, ab turee o'clock P.M. Reiatives aud iriends of ‘the femily are invite Wutrk — At sarate Wurre, Esq, @. h Funeral from his late residence, July 4, at four P.M. Wripewax.—On Sunday, July 2 F Werpeway, orcanist of the Methodist Epmeopal Charch, Stamtord, Conn. as rings, July 1, 1870, Jomy H. 8. triends are invited to attend the funeral from tral Methodist Episcopal Church, 71h av., near 14th st, on Wednesday July 5, at 27. M. further powce, + ‘Stumtord papers please copy. by erie Monday, July 3, Coanies Wermoun, aged 4 Relatives and friends are in funeral, from nis late residence, No. 89 West 14th si, v Thursday morning, July 6, av halt post nine o'clock: BILLIAR Us. MERICAN STANDARD” A" Tables; iso teres stock of duced prices; second band Tables at NOLLENDER'S STANDARD AMERICAN combination cushions, for sale in this city only at 738 Broad: way. eid WINES, LIQUORS, &C. Guts NEWYORK” PALE ALE W (NPED “A CiBAP™ “SECOND “HAND “BX aD. PROPERTY SALI AMUSEMENTS. ARR THEATRE. OUR NaTIONS HOLIDAY, ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS UNDER TWO FLAGS. PARK THEATRE, ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS. | in TRODDEN times, une ¢ | Premises, or ae large French root house. barn, Ormric THEATRE. 624 BROADWAY TRE NATION'S ANNIVERSARY. FOURTH OF JULY, HOLIDAY MATINEE S=FOR COUNTER New York and Brookly class Country Seat at Trvi BALLLY & CO., S444 Pine st. Doors open at 194. siphon ¥ ENTERTAINN | principals need uddre FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, BUILDING santanniataasanied AFTERNOON aT TNION SQUARI i AY. July 3 and 4, hable Lxtravayanga, INA FOG, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, THE BELLES OF (HE KiVCHE: July 7-BENEFIT ROSINA VOKES. ‘and NAN, THE GOOD FOR NOTHING. SATURDAY NIGHT—FUN IN ening by Mr. J. H. STODDART and com- pany in ONE TOUCH UF NATURE betwe 4 good thoroughfare. Apply No. # | FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TY DULLAB. private family; refere Sixth week of the incomparable urtints, kOOMS TOOL Address CO in their tamous impersonati SLOTH and Mrs in Wools American Comedy of the MIGHTY DOLLAR, of ENERAL GILFLORY, FURNISHED, FIRST Fi nan aud wite: four rooms, watet sofas, piano, for $3 50 per wee: Tithe ste. UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC Matinees discon- 104 aths on M. THIS DAY. Matinee at 2; evening at 8. E AIKEN COMUINATION, THE MOLLY MAGUIRES, Aud fall deamatte ¢ MY WIFE'S M CONCERT GARDEN. Mess SHOOK & FALMER . Mr. P. 8. GILMORE 8. GILMORE, vY andthe Famous Militar, ® ye de Vergy”... Under direetion of Bee ASH MEL R, PITCH, Morty Rh, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE, stein & Ettinyer sell on Wedfiesd at Ll o'clock A.M Musical Director Grand March Solo, trombono, ‘ s. Liquors, Bar a Beebe's Range, Croc! “Du and Du", SAO MRE Puraplirase Trovatore.”” Selections, “Rigoletto good cutter, fitter and o March, “The Conquering Hero’ ‘Thursday evoning next, July 6, fr EUGENIE PAPPENH IVOLI THEATR E basement. address us housekesper. DLOW ST, ‘rench Indy, Li usekeeper. Call all th {between 24 and 234 avs. ROOLE PLACE 1N THE CITY, First appearan he Continental. The charmin The Cebteunial Puntumim TO-DAY, TWO PERFORMANCES. AFTERNOON AT ce of her son, Bernard McKeon, *| PERSON WISII qin or JULY. UE” T2 ood reference, PIQUE” MATINEE TO DaY.AT 2 O'CLOCK. eae ECTABLE WIDOW Aen OF JULY. Speaks Spanish. HELP WANTED—FEMALE ATH AVENUE THEATRE, (BROADWAY AND 28TH ST.) je Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY POSITIVELY LAST NI ACTED OVER 200 ig vu £ vuuuU BERE@® A PLAY OF TO-DAY, with Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, Mr. John Brougham, Mr. Sol mith Russell, Mr. Harkins, Jum.x Lewis, W. Duvidge, Miss Sydney Cowell, Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Georgie Drew. TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK, 30 MATINKE OF DTHY WET NUR Inquire, between 10 and 12 SATURDAY AT E MISS SOPHIA MILE! N WOMAN'S Al GRAND FOU | on the prem pent MONS & FISHER, 43 Mercer st., near Grand U MATINEE AT 2 tW THEATRE, 587 BROADWAY, ved Seats. 50c. entirely new and ui DH TWIN SISTER: id ELLA MAYO, Serio-Comic Vocalists, KKATING and SANDS, LARRY TOOLEY. CHARLES DIAMOND. . Harry Philips, Sadia Deshou, ‘y day this week ! ly 4. pertormance will not com- mence until 10 o’cluck P: M.. in order to afford our patrone opportunity to witness the various displays of fireworks. VWATEAU MARILLE paralleled Company. ¥ LOU SANFORD wi BERR SCHULTZ N ANDY COLLU Jol Gilbert, Clark Gibt ‘kor Philadelphia firm, to’ start oy ossible; references, Address E. and W. INDIA, Boston, 3 D ORIGINAL ACTS. i entertaining, MALE MODELS finest Tableaux aris, delightfully ‘and spiciest entertainment in New York ‘Tuesday, “Thursday and Swturday Mati- Le Minuet de OPERA HOUSE, 2d st. near 6th av. SPECIAL MATINEE JULY & FROU FROU, REE YOUNG EVERY EVENING. lyn, near City Hail COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. TEBIANT MAN AND Wis WIFE; MAN hman and gardener w housework, Address B. I Burlesque Polka. Chauge of programme from first to last. D Telegram from Mr, Rignold to Directors Cantral Dis- " eh Nevi, Monday, Jaly . ther f 1 mn am on my way. The weather $s fearfully hat) that Mr. Rignold has made | of his journey towards New Yora. ROMEO AND JULIET, AVADEMY OF MUSIC, SATURVAY EVENING, July & $1 50, Box office at the ter Wednesda: 5 strictly temperat Acudery of M ARISIAN VARIE Mogt eyuitertable, New York, havi very evening at % ost extensive entert din: SPIGY AND SPARKLING. t and best ventilnte mense windows opening inte garders. MAKE NO MISTAKE. rand Central depot at eight o'clock on | Kk. OOOK MES. JE WELKY, &U, dw cust tree times greater ity, who will unite in « Grand WEEK AND YEAR, rating bill ever — making one-third producing the m ENSATIOSAL VARIETIES OADWAY, CORNHICATH Jewelry. Silies OF every description bought and a a cn Gentlemen, dou Pitty Handsoue Apply immediately RKALFY'S ALHAMBRA PALAL 1 lead astray by weak imitators. vung Ladies wauted for # ne DIAMONDS. FUL Jewelry, Silverwn ) Ireland, in her 89th | very small adv The relatives and friends of the famliy are most Bronaeny; vese The new spectuel: A TO THE MOON. pery, Costanes aud Gorgeoud Bali WINATED GARDEN PORTINGTONS STH Magnificent Fe i for Promenade Concerts New YORK grent selection of Art Treasure MARBLIG MAND Rty, S NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE d Marble Manieis. Largest assortment Ia the ected from the Oy besian, 50 Union square, th av. amt 176 Mau METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, 128 West Lith st, Viekets, 25 cen! slign York. Manutacturers of all kinds of slate work, Day time only 3 : GRAND wosteAh JUBILER thi NEW YORK CENTENNIAL SAENGER VERBAND, BROADWAY, BETW dway prices pald ration of Independence by without Oration, Dr. Theo, Heider ‘cent more than elsowbere for € dress Me. or Mrs PLATYO. d to attend the STROLOG BI. PROFESS: Send for eireua FRENCH LADY TR Broadway, near doth «t.. : i hn V1ON.—-CONSCLTATIONS ON BUSING 449 OTM AV.40 YOUNG LADY nd Vocal and Aamission free EUKOPL. TRINSON'S PERFUMERY. de, at ree . “BEVEL Hage and death ; pay refused t Hilliard Tables, with the colebrated Photan & Collender ‘ti is Brown Windsor Soap b sath cena =i, KESTEL Kast d2d 9h. first | | Five prise Medals Bold by all dealors. 4B. ATKINSON, aud OBSERVE TRADE MARK 5 daeatteattans™ om OR TO REN? ‘elty, Li eniont Dwellings, fitted with wll the modera jan- Es? OF THE CITY FOR $45 | ta $1,000 per annum, p W. 8 HINSDALE, Manager, at office adjacent jlroad Station, 1D&D BARGAIN, EVEN nest charm ag Country wo J. C. W'CONOR, on Conn. Ap 00 PLACE POR #ie HUMBAKD, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. — BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED NEWRURG " RESE denee for sale of exchouge for small Farm or small Address DEUG STORE 118 Franklin st., SEATS AND FARMS Proporty ligh' ton for sale ATK, NBAR BY, AND FIRS? for Stocks of Goods, Only YU, Herald office, for one day. aL ex reproof. 1, Ann and Fulton sts. insurance offices or tered to sult MISES. Inquire for janitor. Lit LOW WHOLE OR PART, IN » 7th and Sth ave, also fine Countey Adress STUAKL, bos 108 Herald offic COUNTER A Chambers st, ©O LT. ECOND FLOOR OR FRONT ROOM to wentlem| I voard: hunde A ND HOARD FOR Herald Uptown Braneb To A GEN gas, pantrics, No. Be Bd av, 008 FURNISHED ROOMS, PRONT AND hh Hoon: refe required. gee and T cuutents of Luger Beer Si bies, Chairs, iis. ‘Dowlert y wnd Cooking Ute ST—A COMPeTENT PERSON TQ igor any kind of plain sewine: 194 r would go out by the day. evepers. &c- CORNER OF SOUTH STH av. Ayoang Froneh lady of pleasing “Nurs WEST 20TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS WE1 ity or country. Miscelia neous. TO RETURN TO ty, for her passage, respectable cap Address B, B. B., Herald Uptown Braneb GO TO THE interpreter to « Spanish family, whe all ut 17 Burelay st. (hook sto NURSE WANTED—POR “AX NEW Inquire, between the hours of 10 and 13 40 Bast 16th’ st. Sur MAR rT, + YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND HAIR STORE, ONE who una rstunds 27 Fulton st., Brooklyn. NG WOMAN W. {nudies’ restaurant w ir dressing preferred. Apply at i WANTE ATORS achines on sof stik and lace set te None ut experienced hands need S WA) <i AL ‘ MAN (AMERICAN), 21, OF GOOD and fing bat bility, would like to Kast or West India, in the employ of ing #10 Oi DEPOSITED ay A fompetent tan of good ‘address for employ- dress BUSINESS, box 140 Herald Uptown Branch ‘CLERKS AND SALESMEN. TARTED=A SITUATION AS TRAVELLI ACES. an by & young mau of eight yeurs’ experlenco nd posted wit jssouri, Minny Address 8, B. THOMPs ANTED—A GOOD HAT SALESMAN ereuce required. JACOBS, 321 Grand st., Williame the wholesale grocer trade in ota, Nebraska, lowa and Iilinots, Tlerald oftice, 0} GOOD REF actical bookkeeper. eecnings. Brooke erms moderate, Address COLLINS, os Aa his wife te do general ERMAN, Newtown, bi 1 TED AS COACHMAN AND Wan gardener; can milk. Address WILLIAM, box 12% ANT YOUNG MAN WISHES A-ITCA cardener; ism firss class many yest of reference Address H, box 112 Herald offies. ACHMAN WANTS A GOOD SITUA Address CONSTANTINE GEORGIA, Heralé ACHMAN AND GARDENER-BY A YOUNG vo yeurs’ refereuea trom | erally useful > Herald Uptown Branch oftice. place; wik ty orcountry, Addrest WANTED—MALES. TO CANVASS “FoR” “Life of Governor Huy mwell: now 1s y ior it, Andre “THIS DAY. APPLY * DOUAY, at depot of Brovklyn, Bath and Couey Island Kailread, at wenwood. ANTED, MEN AND BOY! pvelty that is sight. C. & CU, 02 Chambers st. & BROADWAY, —MOSEY atchos, Fewelty, &ee3 ald nonds, Watebes, &e. We el st SPOMAGH. ie WAREHOUSI Pianos, Pranks, H. BOUDE, mH SARL VeENHYS SLATE COMPANY, t., New York, Tacturers of all kinds of slate W «SLATE MANFELS—EXORLLENT lowest pric. 47 Dey st, New PUANTCORE. “WEEKLY AMD MONTHLY PAYS Nis AKER arvitwre, Carpets and Kedding at B. M. COW. ita €O, we eoek at low pricey Ms, 0 BAST 1TH Mirrors Armoires, Desws, &e, at pri’ Jbatham st An im. T —~FURNITU! vale at au tom prices CLU THING. Nob “AND S88 ie off Clothing, Jew on or audresing B. HARRIS, Iai tOWS), 16 GET AV, PF ASTROLOGY. R LISTER, HOw Address bux 4,929 Post office, losses, absent friemds, ns abee| iri love, map ath ie SINGHL Clairvoyant, 90 MEDICAL MtoWiee siNck isk Rat joor from Sti av. joo