The New York Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1877, Page 9

THE WEEK OF PRAYER. {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. Association Hall, Twenty-third street and Fourth ave- Bue, the first service wasat half-past eight: A. M., W. H, Thompson, M. v., Presiding, "At five P. at. Dr. Thompson started Bible class, some one thousand persons being present ba at six o’clock P, M. and a prayer me | quarter to seven. The ht presided over by William £. Dodge, eloquent address to the young men, Address also made by Cephas Brainerd, M. K. Je: os) RC M L. D. Wishart, R, R, McBurney, W. W. Ho r., and others, The various meetings wore attended. PRESBYTERIAN ANNIVERSARY. Delegations from the Presbyterian Sunday schools ef Cumberland cou N. J., met at Fairton yester- fay to celebrate the school anaiversary. Rev. B. Hartley delivered an impressive address. DEDICATION OF A CHURCH. Horgweu, N. J., Nov. 11, 1877. The handsome little edifice erected by the Catholics of this place was formaily dedicated to-day by Bishop Corrigan, The ceremony was imposing and was wit- hessed by a large congregation. aah Rev, Father Doane, V. G., of Newark, delivered an oration. was peeres Id at o Jr, who ma SPIRITS OUTWITTED. Tho usual Sunday gathering of Spiritualists took Place yesterday at Republican Hall, Thirty-third stree The proceedings began with prayer, which was 1ol- lowed by a lecture trom a lady of spare form and pal complexion, on the subject of spiritualistic expecta- tions in the other world, It had been announced that a Mr. Jumes W. Choate, “alate test writing medinm,’? Would, on the conclusion of the lecture, give the Dames Of spirits he would see, but when the time Tived the medium excused himself by saying that he felt so exhausted from a@ sounce of the Previous night that he was incapable of making “ihe spinie properties act » A Mr, Newton, who appeared to be director of tbe proceedings, explained that Brother Choate bad the night before beeu put in a aack ‘and suspended from the ceiling of a room, having been previously searched by a party of eight per: that he bad nothing about bim, thus in the suck he threw outa variety of flowers fresh aud iragrant irom the summerland be- youd the tomb, This effort of bis had exercised A great strain on his nervous temperament and pre- vented bim from making any display on this occasion, He then called on Brother Wilson as a substitute, and that gentleman came forwara to the platform aud Btarted off to do what he called *physiological, pay- cholugical and phrenological character reading.” Ho asked any man that wanted his character and history told to stand up till he got a look at him, and being avcommodated in this respect, ho fired off'a long rig- marole which the mav who stood up said was correct, Another affirmed what was re- lated about his secret history also correct, The third experiment of the brother was not 80 suc- cessful, “I seo,’? he exclaimed ina dramatic voice while making a few passes 1n the air witn his finge: “a form standing beside tuat young woman thore? strpey | to a person sitting im one of the forward cuts who happened to be what seemed an irish servant girl), “that form has chesenus hair, blue eyes and a beautiful figure. It joined the spirit band when less than twenty ‘years old. It is your sister, madam.’? He par for @ response bat nene came, Speak,’ be cried, then the answer was, “‘O! you mean so! don’t recognize her; never bad a sister,” Orst cousio on your “tather’s side.’ }o, don’t remem. ber any cousin,”” The brother made a last despera' fort and exclaimed, “It is your grandmother's a Y? but the young woman only shook ber head in the negative and the brother suddenly bethougnt of announcing that he would take up a collection veture the meeting adjourned, and it was taken up ana tho ceremonies ended. ‘IM’ SHEE! IW’ SHEE!” WHITE LEPELS IN SAN FRANOISCO—A PEST BROUGHT FROM CHINA—VISIT TO AN AF- FLICTED WRE10H. (From the San Francisco Mail, Nov. 4.) The alarming fact that leprosy does exist to some extentamong white persons in San Francisco was ouly discovered about one week ago, The majority of our best and oldest resident physicians havo never heard of a case of white leprosy in this city with the exception of thut of Asha Bates, formerly Register in Bankruptcy, who died about three years ago, He con- tracted the di: @ in the Sandwich Islands, and thero- fore the presence of the Chinese has not alarmed the doctors in regard to this curse. They have yet to learn that there are several white lepers in our midst who have caught the affliction from the Chi- nese, Hearing that sucn was the case a Mav reporter yesterday called on a physician, who, he was in- formed, had been treating threo cases of white Hei wituin a woek, ‘Ihe doctor admitted that three cuses of leprosy tnder bis cure at the pi time, He said that @ white woman, the first patient, cume to bim a week ago, She uad been suffering tor the last two years, und spois hud broken out alt ov. her body. On Thursday last a mau called at bis office and stated that he bad been afflicted with leprosy for eighteen months, and would like to have sume medi. tine Lo ameliorate his sufferings. VISITING A LEPER, The doctor informed him that the disease was in- suravle, but gave him some drug to relieve the itch. The doctor descrived the man intelligent rning bis hut, correeponding to the degeription furnished, w: espied standing alone in u large open tleld After sev eral loud knocks the door of the hut was ovened by a short, thick sel, dark-complexioved map, with long, bluck, shaggy hair and course, flowing whiskers. Oa bis jorebead und around his nose were large black Spots, With scaies resembiing those of au fish. His bands also Were spotted and three of the juinis on the left baud bad already rotted off. He was dressed in a dark, rough euit, and his lett toot was encased in a Jeutber bandage. When be learned who bis visitor was be looked very much astonisued, amd alter sur- ‘voy ing the reporter tera Pena he made » hasty step back ward and said jurely, sir, you have made a mistake; you can have no business with me,” . it was some time before the man could be convinced that the reportor had not made a misiake, vut figuily, ufter much urging, be came out, when the following conversation took place :— Revoxtek—ls your name Allon? ALLEN—It 18, sir, Wout do you wish? RevortER—You called at the offices of Dr, — last Thureduy and asked to be treated tor leprosy, did you pou? ALLEN—Yos, KeroRTE! the diseace 1?” ALLEN—Yes; I have been to see several physicians tn the city and they all say 1 bave the worst form of leprosy and cannot live long. KePORTER—How long buve you had the disea: ALLEN—Well, it has been out on my body about tighteen months, A TERRIBLE LOT. RePORTER—Do you live wioue nero? ALLKN—Yes; I have lived here by wyself ever since [knew that I bad it, Rerorrkk—Have you no friends? ALLEX—Ob, yes; 1 have a wile thudren, bal never go near tb Wish them to catch the disease. Sometimer, am Watching on the street in town, my children sce me aud 1 have to run to get away trom them. 1118 very hard for me to do it, but I would do auything Tuther than bave them caich it. death do not know where I am, but L keep track of and do ali L can for them, RePorTER—What is your business ? ALLEN—Beiore 1 got this | used to go to sea, Kerorter—Do you know how you caught the dis- ease? ir @ you sure that you are afflicted with CAUGHT FROM TUE CHINESE. ALLEN—I am not positive, but 1 thinkI do. I put it down to the Chinese. You see, when | returned from my last cruise | went ou a spree and woke up Wwe beXt moruing in a Chinese dev, Rerorter—Had you ever been ina Chiae evious to that time? ALLEN—No, | never was, and I would not have been then only ior my spree. Rerorter—Have you been living with your family ace that ume? ALLEN—No; my family were not he on us 1 found that I bad t house nd as that then, resoly + .wORTRR—Do you suffer any pain? \EN—NO; there 18 no pain, only an itching sen- The Worst thing avout it is that 1 know tout «a slowly rotting away and canuot help mysell. Revorter—W by do you have your ieft fout wrapped a leather banauge? LLeN—Because it is decaying faster than the other ‘1 capnot bear a shoo ou it, With « pair ol pinch ' lake overy toe off my foot without feeing Feporter after offering a few words of consol: Suich unbeeded upon tho of the uu- wretch, withdrew and left him alone in hig js another case of white | hg on Kearny treet, between Jackson and Pacifia This man is vrokeb out with 8 principally about the throat, nd be claims to bave caught 1 irom smoking Cuinese igars, ON THEIR TRAILS, Patrolman Hesh, of the Eighth precinct, Brooklyn, «bile patrolling in Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, about hall-past two o’clock yesterday morn, ing, discovered two boys stretched out at full length on tho stoop of a house and fast asleep. He uroused the juveniles from their slumbers and lod them to the Btativa Louse, Where they gave their names as William Field, aged fourteen years, and Dauiel M. Grifiin, aged Lweive years, respectively, On being searched watch and keile and $3 55 were found in the posse: the former nained bo; aud the tatter youtn bad a Watch and chain ana The youngsters, well dressed, interred, ti police that they oin their homes in Porte ver, Coun, They Gill bo wnat back to that place tu-day, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Review of the Week—Stock Specula- tion Dull and Irregular. THE = GOLD AND =©MONEY MARKETS. a The Course of Investment ecurities. Steere h ieee Wate Street, Sompar, Nov. 11, 187%. Likentng the daily transactions upon the Stock Ex- change to a carillon of belis, it would be difficult to find an operator cunning enough to ring any changes out of the pervaaing dulness of last week, The tone of the market has resembled that of a passing bell rather than the cheery notes of a ‘‘tripple bob major,”” and tho cadence has marked the time of a speculation “Yangied and out of tune.” It goos without saying, that this was not very cheerful music to keep step to, particularly when the march of prices was down bill, as it undoubtedly wus, Consequently matters on *Change turned out to be pretty dismal, not only be- cause they were innately spiritiess, but because they were left entirely to the manipulation of small tragers who can find nothing ‘tjolly”” in stock jobbing when the leaders stand aloot, ‘Yhe dechne in figures was pretty generally distributed through the whole list, but was most pronounced in Erie, Ii!linois Central, Chicago and Alton, Michigan Central, Lake Shore and the coal stocks. Primarily, the existing dulness (which always handicaps a market with welter weights), and, secondarily, the passage by the House of Reprosenta- tives of the Silver bill, wore the chief causes of de- pression, Further pressure was exerted in this direc- tion by a sharp decline of nearly four points in Erte, as the result of the granting of a decree of foreclosure by the Supreme Court and by certain unfavorable Tumors attaching fo the status of such stocks as Michigan Central, Ilinois Contral and Chicago and Alton, It did not appear thatthere was any founda- tion for these reports beyond a desire upon the part of the bears to force down figures, but they had their influence, nevertheless, as the record shows, Business in the coal stocks continued tame and to yielding prices, The moderate weather has checked the demand tor the product, and the hostile front of the Reading Company, which seems determined to market its coal at less price than the other companies, cote que coile, has shaken faith in the presont value of shares, As usual, Lake Shore absorbed the bulk of speculation, doclining from 6934 to 67, but pulling up about ono per cent at the close of the week. In spite of this there are strong believers in the future of this stock, and wagers, freely offered, thai the next dividend will not be less than 3 por cent meot with few takers. Western Union lost about two points in the week’s work, In the partition of expouses, as between jt and the Atian- tie and Pacific Company, the latter is considered to have obtained the larger slice of benefit—sufficiently 80, 1t 1s sald, to warrant the probability before long of asmall dividend upon the stock. The gold market advanced to 108 on the passage of Mr. Bland’s bill, but subsequently reacted to old Agures on the oelief that even should it pass the Senate 1t would be consigned to the limbo of dead destructives by a Presidontial veto. Government bonds foliowed the course of gold, und tor the sume reasons, though the decline of these securities of 3 to to % percent in the London markets was a strong iu- timation that our British cou: entertainea very little fumily respect forthe parental dollar. Money on call rangod from 5 to 7 per cont, The momentary strin ency of the previous week passed away with the release of tho large sums paid out for interest and dividends, and the apprenended tight squeeze has probably departed for good and all, During the last Gay or twooi the week values in the share market were a shade better, but the situation otherwise re- mained unchanged, TRANSACTIONS OF THE WEEK. The following tabie ropresents the opening, highest and lowest sales, regular way, of the principal stocks during the past week, together with the number of shares dealt in:— No. of Open- Shares, ing. ‘Atlantic and Pac, Tel.... 2,462 25 Chic. and NW... + 21,000 36 Chie, and N.W. pret 17,951 6036 Chic, R. 1, and Pacific.. 12,639 10143 Chic. Bur, una Quincy.. 683 124g nd Ind. Con., 55038 , Col, Cin, andl... 2,520 42 Cleveland apd Pittsburg 782 19% Chicago and Alton 5,51 Cuteago aad Alton pi Dew, Lack. and West Delaware aud Hudson United States Express... Si 125 20! + . 420 ried Hannibai and st. Joseph. 2,200 13 Hanuibal and St. Jo pf. 4,374 «2536 tral, 10,365 7534 143,145 6955 14,370 6654 Morr: 8,895 1b3¢ Milwaukee apg St 930 854g Mil, and Bt. Paul pf. 5,400 6355 New York Ceutrai. 8,746 10736 New Jersey Central..... 6,209 16 N.Y.,N.H. and Hartiord = "220 156 Ohio and Mississippi. 9% Pacitic Maul. Fanama.. Pitts, and Fort Wayne. 202 OLN Quicksilver 800 18 400 -u6 82) 6% G00 4% 400 ig bay 15% Union Pacific, 6s Western Union telegraph al.te0 80% New Jersey Southern.... ‘850 19% Kansas Paciilo,......... ou Bie Total for the week.,.. 573,309 TH® MONEY MARKKT. ‘The dulness which bas marked stock speculation has also pervaded the money sarket and very little business was done, Money on call lent very easily at 6 per cent, with exceptions at4and7 per cout, The bank statemept yesteruay was favorable, showing an inerease of $1,800,100 in the total reserve made up of a loss of $1,028,500 in the legal tender average and @ gain of $2,825,600 in the specie average, Tho surplus reserve is iacreased $1,502,000, or to $8,878,575. Lt is notable that local bank note circulation has been increased by an average of $565,400. The foi- lowing is acomparison of the bank uverages for the Nov. 10, Differences. 216,600 $235,963,300 Dec. $248,3 Ks 18,704,500 inc, 2,825,600 ¥8'505,410 Deo, 1,028,500 Deposits. . 192,864,900 194,567,800 ne. 1,192,400 Circulation... 17,166,800 1%, 720,200 Ine, *ou8, 400 The following shows tho relations between the total Hao and the eer abilities :— 900 $18,7 38,5 ie Inc. $2,828,600 400 Dec, 1,028, 500 + $15, teen tenders, 39, oat 900 Total reserve. $50,407,500 $07,267,000 Ino. $1,800,100 Res’ ve required Nt doposits, 48,001,225 48,389,325 quirement, ” ‘A year ago th 7,876,575 8,878,575 Ine. $1,502,000 surplus reservo was $8,693,375, with the totul reserve consisting of $17,560,100 specie and $44,160,900 legal tender notes. For the corresponding week in 1575 the surplus reserve was $8,737,675, with the total reserve consistiog of $14,409,400 specie and $48,964,500 legal tender notes. The foreign exchange murket was also dull, the rates at the close being on actaal business about 4.80 for bankers’ 60 days sterling bills, and 4,833, a 4.84 lor demand Tue following wero tho latest quotations :— Sialy Days. Three Days, Prime bankers’ sterling villa on Loudon,....-4.80%4 a 4.81 484 aa Bay Good bunkers aud prime commerci ATI BABOK 4834 04.84 Good commercial ATS ah TO 431%, a4 2g Documentary commer’). 4774 W478 481 dbo Paris (francs) 5.28% 06.20 8.205) & ISK Autwérp (france) 6.235 5.20 6.2054 @ 5.184, ‘Swiss (irancs) 5.235 & 5.20 6.209 WG L8G Amsterdam (ailders).. 30g « 40 40a 40% Hamburg (reicumarks), 94 &@ OK Oba 94% Frankiore (reebmarks). 94 & G44 4% a 94% Bremon (reveumurks).. a 04 We O4%y Boriia (reichmarks) OF a G4 04%, & BAI The discount market was quiet prime aummercul paper selling at 6 per cent, Leading note brokers furpish the following as the latest rates;— Prit Single named Good, aeeceeee TB TH THE GOLD MARKET, Gold advanced to 103 on Weduesday on the news of the passago of the Bland bill by the House, but later on reacted to 102%. The following table shows the fluctuations for the week :— Opening. Lowest, Highest, Closing, 102% 102% =U 7% 102% ‘Tuesday —| onday, — — _— 7 Wednesday 103 102% 103 102% 102% © 102% 1027% 102% = 10274 102) 102% © 102% 1023¢ COINS AND BULLION, The following are the quotations in gold for foreign and American coin:— Sovereigns Napoloous, XX reichma X guilders Spaaish doubloons. Mexican doubloon Fine silver bar: Fine goid ba Dimos and halt dim Prussian siiver ‘Trade dollars, GOVERNMENT BONDS, The market for government boads was fairly active, and a growing desire to sell was mauifested muinly by the foreign houses who bave made contracts to be filled by bonds returning trom Europe. This is, of course, due to the Bland Silver bill and the fear that, by some mischance, 1t may bocome law. There wus a fulling off in values ranglug trom 3¢ to 3 per cont, ‘The prices of government bonds in London yt and on the 3d just. compare as follows:— Nov. 3, Nov. 10, New four and 5 Pat per cent. 105% 105 5g Five-wwent 108% 10834 Ten. 108 54 10534 Five per cents of 81 106, 10655 STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS. State bonds are generally strouger, Louisiana con- sols are quoted at 874, South Carolinas at 64, and Alabama consols at 40, Railroad bonds are stronger, advancing during the week trom }¢ to 33, por cent, ‘The latest bids are annexed :— a, 2 ots > aSccr sraunnO, jg Oe Be as 's, indo Ga 7s, Gola Ilinois © 6" =. mall b Mohan in, 78-9, Michigan 6's, "83, Michigan 7's, "00. Missourt 6’ Misrouri 6's, du Fund ba: i Asy or Un, di Ha sed, du And the following for railway mortgag O&O G's, Ist.. Clev, P & A, old bds,...103 Clev, P & A. new bds..107 Butt’ Erie new bds....107 & W Pigeon Lat. 227) 85 Md T Ist, 78, 1906, 105 con coupon ist Gon registered Lat. 10734 oun coupon 2d ois tte & vin Ist, ra SE I ® Fare. error 8 5 8 8 Te} s FEB 27 Zo Seen PES EOE SZ =F CCeEE EEREE Be Rae ae eee oe wunzny i cS 2 4 Tee, caaadad cee ieee Sse, 7 Long Dock four Peet & a Ww. xP e See = pa! & MEMORANDA. ‘The following table of the highest and lowest prices for the last ten years of silver in the London market will be ound interesting, sbowing, as it does, the mag- nitude of the fluctuations, even belore the great de- cline began :— Yearly Year. Highest, Lowest, Averaye. vl 603, ne 00% 60 The deciine inthe stock of the Chicago and Alton road during the past week bas drawn attention to the present position of the road and to the proposal to issue new bonds for $3,000,000, For somo time past the Chicago aud Alton bas paid the St. Louis, Kausas City and Northern Ri ad $750,000 a year for the uses of their business betwoen Mexico and Kansas City. It is now proposed to build a road between Mexico, where the Chicago aod Alton road ends, and Kansas City. It is claimed that this road would only cost $3,000,000, a yourly charge of $210,000, which with working expenses would save a large amount to the Chicago and Alton road. The coal returns give the following figures as the production, in tons, of anthractio coal for the weeks ending November 3, 1876 and 1877 1876, 232,246 Wyoming region. . Louigh region. Schuylktil regi Sullivan region, Tot —showing a decrease for the week of 35,952 tons, The total production for the period from January 1 to No- vember 3 shows an increase of $1,723,501 tons over the corresponding period of 1876. DOMESTIC MARKETS, LveSTON, Nov. 10, 1877. low middling, 10e ; good Net receipts, 2,40 bi Xports—To Groat Britain, 1.231% coustwise, ‘983. Sales, G37, ‘Stock, 65,¢ New Onieans, Nov. 10, 1877, Cotton uetive and strong: middling, 10 Nhe. : low middling, v} celts, 4.509 bales! 84, Sales, 9.000, Moptux, Nov. 10, 1877, nes middling, 10%4e,; low middling, 10) ordinary, Ope. Net iss 2.533. aloes 204g, Exports Soustwiss, 2,010" Baton, 3 * Socks SAVANNAM, Nov, 10, 1877. Cotton firm; Dh id ordi Ose. ; low. middling, C receipts 3,709 bales; gre 4 Britain, 4,023; conatwine, 7. middlin; Og 0 OY py ales, 1,581, Stock, Cotton firm ; middling, food ordinary, 10%46 ‘9 the Ubani ty 100." Stock, 81,287, Witainaton, N. C., Nov, 10, 1877, Spinits of turpentine firm wt JO%gc. Rosin firm at $1 45 for strained. Cruse turpentine steady at $1 45 tor hard, $2 30 tor yellow dip, $2 30 tor virgin. Tar study at $1 60. ‘Toumno, Now 10, 1877. yy. Wheat firmer at the close: No, 1 white ira do, $1 4: amber Michigan seller November, BL B16; seller, Ve 2 red winter, cash, ‘a 2u, seller, Oi: NaS rad Wabsaite SX 1ake? ‘enous Flour NOVEMBER 12 loved st) a ‘B2y wheat; 34,000 Borvato, Nev. 10. 1877. Fioar feraeenay ftrong. with @ good demand: bbl he: on private 8 for Inter; winter w Michigan at $134 0 No. 2 mixed W: in loteat Sic. Oats in de tor No, 2 Chivago, i: Karloy quiet: sales 17.000 bushel Malt in fair demand and stou ada barley on private terms. moss. Lard dull at de. a 954i tor alty make. Canal trig T ny ‘ult 3 Pork dul r0% wna's to Lid bane bushels Flour unchanged; saley, 1,500 bbls” 10,000 bushels Canada Milwaukee club beld as Corn hicher; salen of by fey tiem; ules 10,000 bushels Novi tiaaude ne tse dv. No, 2, above vrade, at BUc; at the ‘Tio. w BOG, \eve quiet: sal In bond. Penw qui TBM C.. bal hs rn mesh une sake receipt barley, $4,000 496,000 ‘$1 36. boda ie r trom’ Buffalu and Oswego ~ i t St 1 Si: ho, 1 ei nominnl. Oc. 8 72. 20,000 bushels Can- il at $14 for heavy ms n 1 OD 141,000 bushel or . Saipmeuts from bushels, Afloat on W; oats. 176. sl 3y454,000. bushi: eat, ent ie close No. 7,000 bushels Unnuda at 850, ighte do, ; lumos f pped by rail, 1,500 bbls, Crmcrxwart, Nov; 10, 1877. Flour Wheat 1 ood demand at full pric $190. Cora quies for old at de. 6 dic. j new, active at 35c. 4 i6c, Outs in good 27o. w Ble. Aye quiet, but tirm at 58e, a We, with a tuir demand: common to good Westera spring 4 demaut ou! Lams, 7ige. «8'gc. Whiskey ouster at und uncaanged. higher; Sune #4 = 40; Flour dul! and unchanged, shade highe: 1 Chicago eprins, $1 Novembe i812 Sak nd 12 2244, wil the y but lower injair demand, setive, aad s shade hig! Gao. short cleur, 7 Whiskey. 61, 05, 84,000 Uushele: barley. i Catrariy uabels; corn, burley, 7,000 do, PRINT ipts—Flour, pew. $15; old, gis 2 3! Sugar quiet and unchanged, Cisiihda, Wheat in good Tejocted, Sie a 88 02; all the your; §7 9 rosauarse Nulins houlders, 5) bese prices for eae Cush. 000 ard dishe ‘av. 10, 1877, cr c $1220 6 35, January. “Lara $7 R715 OIC; BhOrt CLOTHS” MARKET. Provipexce, R. I., Nov. 10, 1877. ating eloths marcet closed BAXG4: B50. a 3 11-16¢., ret Be. w Hgo., casi, the week, 81,000 piec strong at 3'11-16e., +. L per cent off, for fur 56x60, Sales of HAVANA MARKET. AWA. Nov. 10, 1877. Ha Sugar—The market is ontirely paralyae tho week aud a northerly nominal: plentitul rains durin, wind prevailing to-lay greatly benofite warehouses at Havane aud Mutu 400 baxe and 24.0.1 hid das kxporbe 1.950 hhda, saison then owt. te Fiour, $35 a $36 per ry rior Americ: all sorts close dcune fields. Stock AAs 106,600 boxes, f the week, 37 ‘pol for Amerie Jerked boot, $3 65%, Kold, per urrobe; no sales. $52 0 $53 per quintal for American. sugar ct i kegs, $34 per quintul for common fine; do, in tins, $34 per quintal for common au for fine.’ Wax. yellow, $17 9 817 50 er arrobe. per bbl, for Amorican, pty hhds, gout, Lumber "ne white plue, $3 allow pine, M. Shooks'dull to navy ‘benn 80 rewls per arrove. S514 oupor quis tal. Corn, 11 » 11} shaved, $45 9 $50 per M. ae Havana for Unit Bo'abs to Fafmouty and order Ut ports on the North coast (o Seatee—per hd. of sugar, $2 b 32s. Hels 15) 8 $3; per bh Joadin| de ports) for the Unite ot mol 6d. a 35s, . d, of moiassos, Partido, 835 SUDDEN DEATHS, Henry Deimel, aged fifty-tiv ‘residence, No, 20 Rose str tendauce, on Saturday afternoon. died suadenly at his t, without medical at- ‘The police au- thorities were not notified of the case until yesterday, When Thomas 4. Maxwell, living on the third floor | of No, 1,400 Third avenue, awoke yesterday morning, he missed bis wite, Henrietta, On making search he found her lyin dead at the foot of tho second flight of neck broken. stairs below, with hi Deputy Coroner Goldschmidt made an examination of the romains and found that death was caused by heart disease, the neck having been dislocated by the stuira atterward, Deceased was fort Ji ‘ty -Ov East Te! treot, Was arrested on and taken betore Justice Morgan, Market Police Court, as an insane body falling down iaht yeurs of age, living at No. 50 urday afternoon at the Jefferson person, He was committed tothe Tombs and there placed in one of the hospital cells, with a guard to watch over him. Barrett soon became very noisy, and at seven in the evening tho Wardemsent for an ambulance to take the man to Bellevue Hospital. Betore rived the maniac was di AT SEW NE HAN ste in fractional Iota of” stook om 4 Drices samo as larger amounts. G. W. the ambulance ar. er HOMAN. £ 0. Ale nt Insuran Vought; inaurance of all nies. 3.5. WA A <MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL «clos on liberal terms. Apply to K. KE. DARLING, 345 aud 347 Broadway. T NEW STOOK EXCHANGE YOU_ CAN EXEOUTE your orders at of stock, on 1 tracts are clon Banke 1-16 commission, “4 cent margin; inowey 25, 50 or 100 shares wid as $000 aS Con- JOUN HIOKLING. Broker, €2 broadway LEX. FI Bei eae 4 CO, JA Brokers, 12 Wall st, denlera ails, cuy ‘and carry Stocks as long ‘of throe to five per eent. and Weekly Keport, fre FIRST CLASS INVEST. 2 PER OAT PRR MO Collateral Loan and Savings Bank of corporated under the laws of Callforn for sale at offico Kastorn Agency. ROss THE MARKET PR AA Stocks ow mi: fs desired on 0.4 Wail st, N LOWEST KA’ proved city Prope 34 Broadway, room =STOCK OPERATORS GAN DI ¥170,000 TF Fall in vited. For proupeetus or inf weg ° xin of 1 percent, and carr iy number of shares, ty: Lillo Insuran: BA 8 « Sond for explenatary elroulnrs ENT. i OUARANTERD. f San F im). nckseo (im rr Keserved stock MBKIDGE 4 M Policies cashed AL WITH US ON ZL.one per cont margin; five shares and upward, at cur- 0. Fert quovations, W YORK STOCK EXCHANG partner is «member of the }ixchun: cruers carelully himselt. Stocks and b us desired on > per cent margin. an ant Hrookiyn Property. National . FER 6th av. $10.00( $40,000, Address E.R. U., vox 105 consider! from 7 to 6 per cent vod bor station $75,000 nash ody a! way. $200,000.45 a, suit, om first class City "oye y. $275. 000.é% LIB ou Teasebold. ATTORNEY vi thriving Audress rowitaiad witil A raw i ecure & Partnorstit |, GILES & ©} 52 sand Brokers, No. 26 New a MRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE — HYATE, 1 TO LOAN ON T MORTGAG 2 $7. O00xr York Proverty. Apoly MAKK LEVY WANTED -AT7 PERCEN vents: first mortzage on real estate worth Herald office. T 6 PER CENT, FOR FiVE on A first class Store fon mortwnye, hi n with investing party only. N PER CENT FoR h on mortgages, in sums to —oU 28 nud oxecut nonds ¥ TTY 40 Broadway, office ON 778 FOR THRER roperty, worth nda Add CITY 176 Broad: Koow 37, EW YORK Fivaé Yond Property; loan patton Dy” Kiyn, doing a for se:ling. rst ‘clase rotorences, tn at ast hn) yonel profits. Galt on SUNUL%, 70 me Yefeey Glty. “RELIAB AGENT GENTLEMAN, HAV T3Y Went 12th at. \ PARTNER WITH A uenatecturing bu 000 WANT ‘i aylng 300 per cent prot. PRET MA DG 689 irowaway. ponsiblé party, mon, Paying 6 10F- ()00D MAN WITH $500 CAN JOIN ESTABLISHED business: wings only, FRONT, Herald office. CAVEATS, “TRADE MARKS, DESIGNS +. promptly ‘secured o ark row, corm ARTNER DESIRED WITH $5,000 IN é connected with C $12,000 net, which is > EL lished commission basing: Board ot Trade; has made this ie now tied pits dotunet banks will thoro Wal, CLEWs, 1:0 peel Mt $2 2.000.8 ake sah nhted a = ry coufacturing business. RCIBNTIFIO. AMAICtt Beokman st, New Yor! nyo terms, by PALES onghly de Uhtenso, Vii PARTE! in an established 683, Herald ol- Corn | or 1877.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. Rogues | ang ad mughiean. $1 ers He, 2 eine, r Pr MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. MARRIED. At the re 's House, Hoboken, by Rev. Ceci, of 5: "Church, Witulam H. Bust to Vixoista H. ence of tho bride’ Mary Honcke, both of Hoboken. Curria—Havcntox.—Oo Wodnesday evening, Octo- ber 31, at Zion Church, by the Rev. Dr, Galleber, L, A. Corrid to Louise Havcutoy. tHunteville (Ala.) papers pigee copy. Westoort—Ancuix.—On Thursday, November § 8, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Kev. J. Fitzgerald, Davip M. Wustcotr to Mary J. ‘ARCHER, dauguter of Edward Archer, all ¢ all of Jersey City. DIED. _ Barratr.—Suddenly, of heart disease, at Bellevue Hospitul, on Saturday, November 10, James BARKATT, or-io-law of Jaines MePyke, 35 Clinton place, Manos of the funeral im Le-morrow’s papers. BeRNuKiMER,—Suddenly, November 10, in Philadel phia, CHAKLES A, BEKNHEIMER, Of Charleston, 3. C, Remains will be seat home. Bogwer.—Ono Saturday, November 10, Coxnetivs R, Booker, M. D., in the 77th year of bis age, Relatives and friends of the tamil; a respectiully juvited to atiend the funeral, from Marks Church corner 24, ay, aud 10th, sirect, on Tuseday mornigg, November 13, at ten o'clock. Buop,—On Thursday, November 8, Beary L. Buvp, M. D., in the 50th year of his age, he funerat will de held from 8t Aoo’s Chureb, 18th SL, Dear oth av., on , she 12th inst., at half. past nine A, M. "The remains will be taken to Hurttord, Coun, ou the eleven o'clock train. Friends are re- quested to attend without further notice. CukKVER.—-Oo Suturday, November 10, at bis lato resiuence, 214 Evst Broadway, Ricuano Cuxxvsr, native of Meuih, Irejand, Kelatives and triends of the tamily are invited to attend the fuaeral, this (Monday), at (wo P.M. Cusm.—At White Plains, November 10, Apnay Chair. Funeral on Tuesday, at two o'clock, from the resi. dence of ber son-in-law, A. . Calkin.” FINtey.—At bia lato’ residence, 896 Atlantic av., Brookiyu, at teu minutea to twelve o'clock at, No- vember 9, Joun Fincwy, in the 26th year of nis His tunerul will uke place on Monday, Ni 12, at ball-pasteight o’clock A. M., ( of nis sister, Mrs. Feeley, 716 Myrtle av., Brooklyn, tnd {rom thence. to te Churob of St Joseph, corner Vanderbilt av, and Pacitic st., where a requiem high mass will be offered tor (he repose of his soul, at nine o'clock A, M., ana thence to Flatbush Cemetery. The relatives and triends of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend, California papers please copy. FLucGex.—On Saturday, Novemver 10, Henry Javon, son of Hermaun and Sophia Flugger, aged 3 years, 8 months und 8 days. Relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 118 Orchurd, corner of Delancey st, on Monday, the 12th ust, at Ball-past one P, M, Garretr.—Sunday, November ll, Mary Garrett, the beloved wile of Matthew Garreu, aud daughter of Thomas acd Catharine Lieruan, afver a long wad pain. tui iliness, aged 42 years, 4 mouibs and 4 days Relatives and iriends aro invited to attend her funeral, (rom 115 West 80th st, on Tuesday, 13th lust, i Mall-past nine o'clock, thence to the Church of the Holy lunocente, 87th St, between Broadway and 7th av., where a s¢ omn bigh mas: It be offered Jor the repose o ber soul, and thence to ary Come- tery for interment. Haigh. —Sudaeniy, in Brooklyn, Eastern District, on Saturday, November 10, Epwakb Haiad, in the 40k year of bis age, Che relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the unoral, from nis late residence, No. 58 Manhattan a Brooklyn, Eastero District, Tuesday, two PM Ou Sunday morning, November 11, Joun HENDERSON, aged 32 years, Fuueral irom his lave residence, 512 Court st, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 18th inst., at two o'clock. Hotpane.—In Jersey City, on Susday, November 11, 1877, Harnint ©, wifs of George W. Yiveluane, in the 63d year of her aze, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuves- day, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at her lute rosie dence, No. 116 Wayne st., Jersey City. Her remains will be taken to Cold Spring, on Hudson, for inter- ment, Hur¥.— Oo Sunday, Novembor 11, Simon P. Hure, in the 78th year of his ag Fuveral services trom the residence of hia son-in- Jaw, Martin Bayer, 125 Waverley av., Brooklyn, on ‘Tuesday, November 13, at two o'clock ¥. M. Jotxsoy —Oa Sunday moroiug, November 11, Home Pstuam, éniy son of Charles P. and ©. Au: gu-tu P, Johnson, aged 3 years, 2 months and 14 days, Relatives and friends of the family are tuvited to atrend the funeral, trom the residence of bis parents, 142 Willoughby st, "Brooklyn, on Monduy, November 12, at one o'clock PM, The ‘remains will be taken to Framingham, Masa, for interment, Kuine.—On Sunday morning, 11th inst., ELizaera, wile of Nicholas Kiine and sister of ‘Captain Isatan Ry nders, aged 77 years. ‘Notice 'ot tuneral Albany aud Troy papers picase copy. Mack.—On Saturday, November 10, Moses J. Mack, son of Jacob Mack. ‘The relatives, friends and Olympic Lodge, 207, L 0. of 0. F., respectiully invited to the tu ral, from the residence of his futher, 261 West 34th st, to-day (Monday), at ten o'clock A. M. No flowers. MALLORY.—WiLtiaM H. Manoky, on Friday, the Oth inst, in the Gist year of bis age, Relatives and irieuds are invited to attend the fu neral, from his late residence, 32 East 39h st, om Monday, the 12th inst., ut eleven o'clock A. M. ‘Troy papers please copy. Manvix.—At Passaic, N. J., Novomber 11, Epwaxrp MARVIN, aged 71 years and 7 months. Friends aro invited to attend the funeral, at Wash- ington piace, on Tuesday, 13th tnst., at pb: P.M. Erie truin leaves tuot of Chambers st, 12 M. MaxwLL.—Suddenly, on tho 11th inst, Henaigrra, D | the Ricumond C wile of t, Ly Ma: weil, Funeral on Juesday, 13th ings, at one o'clock, from her lato residénee, 1,400 3d av, Meyer.—On Saturday evening, November 10, ia the 63h year ol his age, Hexry Muyer, Doro in Beder- kesa, Germany, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence in Frankliv av., Gut- tenberg, N. J., on Tuesday, eleven A, M, Muutigan —On Wednesday | November 1, 1877, ut the residence of her soi . 154 ast 11908 bt., Jann, widow of the Rev, Sonn ‘Mailigan, iu the 7uth year of her uge. The remains were interred in Green wood, MULKY.-—On Sunday morning, at ive minutes of six, Axxe Mcuey, wife of Michael Mulry, in the 571b year of her age. Notice of funeral bereatter, MoCoy.—On Saturday, Novembor 10, at 201 Greon- Wich st, Jou MoUoy, im the $id year of nia age. Friends o1 the family are respectiully inyitou to at- tend his funeral, trom the residence of his daughter 45 Christopher st, on Monday, the 120h inst., ut ba Past one P, Mov once .—On Sunday, November 11, at the resi- dence of hor brother fuoinas McCormack, keeper of ty Poorbouse, MaKc#LLa, only daughter of John and Anu McCormack, of Mullingar, Ireland, in the J4th year of her age, Funeral will take place from St, Patrick’s Courch, Richmond, Statea Isiaud, on Taesday, Novembor if, at ton o'clock. ‘The friends of the family are requested fw atioud. Dublie papers please copy. OVEKN.—Oa Sunday, November 11, Joun Mo. Govans in the 55th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully ited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, Stu ay., Brooklyn, to St. Joba’s Courch, whore mass will be said for is soul, on Tues. 1 wn of Hugh and in the 13tn year of his age, friends of the family are respectfully nviwed to attend the juueral, irom is late residence, 199 Kizabeth st, on Mouday, November 12, at one YM Mol#iGuK.—At bis residence, 146 East 28th st. the 11th inst, Parkick MoTkigut, tor many y ton of St. Stephen's Kuinaa Catwolie Church, city, in the 45th year of bis ag The relatives aud friends are invited to attend a solomn muss of requiem at St, Stephen's Caurc Kast 28tn st, on Wednesday, the 14th inst, at ten o'clock A.M.’ VAINK.—At bis residence, 36 Kast 4th st, November 10, Maxryy Pains, M. D,, LL. D., Kmeritus Protessor Pte the Medical Department of the University of New ‘ork. Funeral at St Mark's Charch, Stayvesant place and 2a adas., of Wednesday, November 14, ut bail-past nine *‘vHaLen—On Suadty, Noveater Ml, Patrice ¥. PHALEN, in the 22d year of bi Relatives und friends are invited to attend his ta- neral, rom his late residence, 61 Henry st., on Tues- day, November 13, at two o’clock. Powxit.—On Thursday, November 8, Traotuy W. Powent, in the 58tu your ot bis age. Fuueral on Mouday, Novermber 12, at one o'clock, P. M., [rom bis Inte residence, 112’ South 4th at. Brooklyn, ED. BR Lives and fi jonds of the family aro invited to attend. By request, no flowers. Rockas.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, Novembor 10, 1877, Davi 4, Kourns, M. D., formerly of New York, Ob year of his aye, Notice of tuneral wereattor, SaNpa.—On Sunday, the [1th inst. of consumption, Gronae Jou year of his age. ihe rei is of the family are aye to attend bis tun from bis 419) Grand et York, on Tu 1 1 one o'clo ‘Snenwoov.—On Saturday morning, at ono o'clock, Osnors SHERWOOD, Of apoplexy, in tbe 7OLh yoar of bis age Bielntives and friends are rospectiully ‘nvited to at: tend tho funeral, at the y hov, 00 Monday, (he 12th inst, a one P. Snore,—Uo Sunday, November 11, 1877, Iba, begs 4 daughter of Henry and Mary Shate, agod 2 yours, 3 months aud 17 day& Relatives aud friends of the family aro Tospecttully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, November 12, at two o'clock, from tho Fosidence of Ber parents, Sutro, Saturday © Kelatives aod treads ar neral, fvesday morning, residence, J44 Fast 1th st. Wouvesmaurt.—On Sunday, November 11, after a Joug shin Veenonica, wie ot Houry a Woilenbaupt, ayed 60 ye Invited to attend the tu- ten o’ciock, from bis late otice of iw er. Writ.—-On jovember 10, at 3 P. M., Of isuac Woil, and bi ', November 12, at A.M. Rolatives and trenus are respeotiuily invited to attend, without further notice, Also, Jacl Lodge, No. 6, U. "o. 1. 3; Wastingwo pases No. 19%, 1. 0. B. By Standard Lod ge, No, 30, 1, O. F. 55 ‘also momn- p bers of the ‘Ninoteoath ward Lose Verela. Peetu Tae waubera andard Lode, Ne a Le 9 Isaac Woil, from Raima, ‘8 day, at eleven o'clock A. A. GOLDSTELN, President, (Monday) morning, at eleven t Sto at, OSEVH L. SCHERER, President, posse at auction, private & 50NS, fall, A —FOR ae OF UPRIGat, aGusEs AND GRAND Pianos of our own mi #9, for, sale and rent a Busaber of ne second hand Pian WILLIAM KNABE & ( LEE: SSove tern sc, BARGAIN.—FOR Ta AN ELEGANT CHICK. ering upricht Piano, 8200; “also & maguiticent Windsor Pianolorte, exnibited at Pentennial ‘7% octave, four roun corners, carved legs and all modern ite oho ements ; joxue price 8000, tor $175: Btool, Cove x for ships rully euaranteed. Call private residence, 120 West near 6! N EXCELLENT SYEINWAY UPRIGHT AND A few Brautigum Pianos, but little used. for sale low; ine stalments taken; Voright and Squa Mey 50; pinnae arcain: plamo- DLE ‘0 Piano orve, every Improvement fortes and organs, upward. J. In Wabnoiad plate, wear Broa N¥ ONE WISHING TO FUROH ASE AN OVGAN OR APiano had berter cult upon HORACE WATERS & BONS GS Hust 14theat., betore buying; $10 monthly wile Vuy 4 hew Pisoo wad $5 monthiy a Organ, witl utoe ; iustraments to lot are F AMIDE, WILL SELL STEINWAY ‘ianoforte, sacrifice; riehy. carved 73¢ octave four eth le hehe + § some cabluet upright for shippi pri aween St ‘and ‘oth a Y PIANOFORTE AT AUCTION—ALSO t Piano at privat idence 44 We: jh and ‘ath ‘avs, jonday) morning, .—Honse open M ‘aintin, yg? any reasouable jal {denbe 130 Enyt 16th. st, between 3d and 4th ave, one block from Union square.” “A FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY gront bargal Hime by our best news fully warran WBE WaiteOOMS, Sth BARGAIN—SMALL 7% OCTAVE STANOTNNAREY now, $125; lnstalluicnteltaxen : rent, A cori An eeGan ELEGANTLY INLAID ko Piano, cost £600, less than $150. 12th 5 c avEo ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTR, modern improvements, 685. Rewdence 216 Kast Sots Bt., near 3d av. VHIOKERING'S, STEINWAY'S, GRANDS, SQUARES and Uprights to rent and sell on monthly payments; ent Chickering g $12. X. BALL & CO., 11 Bast 14th st, RING UPRIGHT HIANOFORTE, “EVERY IM. r Broadway, PLANOFORTE. CARVED rout bargain. J, BIDDLE, WOOD, UPRIGHT 196 2d av., near Arrow T ROSEWOOD Miegs, round corners, $100 Wi Y Bi New Pianos to rent and for sule on the most reasonable terms, rery low for cash. RANIOH & BAGH, 243 EAST 23D ST. NEAR 20 av., huve # besutiful assortment of fine Pinnotorte: doth new and second hand, which they are offering ver; low. Piauos let wnd sold ov instalments, “FIRST CLASS CONCERT GRAND 10 or instalments, J. BIDDLE, 13 Av# DOUBLE ROUND carved Tos, gor $OUD, 6 nly $12 GORDON'S, 157 Bi EW FIRST CLASS SQUARE AND UPRIG iT PIANOS Organs At Kiannfacturers’ prices. Second hand Ine jor sale or to lot, cheap, on monthly payments, 60 bast 4 bore gt $6 MONTHLY; ‘instal: $10 monthly till paid ow routs, GURDON & SON, 13 Eas 14th at, IGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS, $75 TO $250; $5 $10 monthly until paid i upward ____BEITS,8 Union square, 4 14th et Ay uAby TEacH VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL upil’s resiaence: 50 cents lesson; best reference givens Addross MUSICAL, box 142 Herald Uptown offic T PUPILS’ oR PROFESSOR 3 BALI. JORRER Lic WILLA, _FOR- OR STOR! ABBOTT, 3 FOR SAL! ON ACCOUNT OF ILLe Prescriptions pay all expons 8, Addrose orth 2d st, Brooklyn, B. V. pees ORE FOR trade, $900, Ty, office, Ree, BALEIN (A RII Brooks Store doing wlurge business. Ad dro«s Y. ‘AIR Heraid ty ineeee E OD LO Aadross DRUGS. GLASS LUOALITY IN ror SALE-G00D BUTCHER MARKET, G= ave: ‘787 Bth av., { nue: Horse, Wazon and Smoke House. hat store. FITABLE CIANCE Apply 15 Wall TKR AND CHOP HOUSE, ay a lady cannot attend it, at 450 Caunl xt. JOR SALE—LAG & BEER AND LUNCH ROOM, Greenwich st, Must be sold to-day. Fe, No agents HAT OLD ESTABLISHED LADIES AND ENTS* 'd Chop Hous known as" 876 8th th st. “Apply to TEM SHIA, Boat No: 2 foot of OR SALE—LARGEST SIZE BAXTER ENGINE. 69 Murray st. WASTHO—A HYDRAULIO PRESS AND PUM, ity 20 to 30 tor at Address L. SELDNER E ig make y sine ra prices Pe W Hernia ‘mow. FURNITURE. A UL THR ELBGANT™” FURNITURE IN” PRIVATE residence 120 Went way & Son: Upright and Windsor; batt! Hinyores, Cablaots, Paintings, Hronzo bor nets, Library and Dining Koom Furnita Kitehe: paar Goods boxed and shipped. and China, Carpe his (Monday) morning, ‘Nor Storivate residences 47 Wort Lain se. betwoou Sth and 6 ave. PRIVATE PAWILY WILG SELL THEIR ENTIRE ey tension Table, Carpe wi¢6'13)'Kast Toth ab, between 3d and 4th WAVING A PARLOR CARPET OF t long in use: also afew pieces of partor Fur. JUSTOMER, 219 Kast 45th st, basement TASBAU ST, E “4 ‘gent, fini BITE PA an CARPET, ok, SALA 308 ot; will be sold lor nearly now, about Hsx12 soon at 27 Kast 56th et, NURNITURR. CARPETS, MIRRORS, PARL! Hedroom Wardrobes, Tabiei Lounges, he, Ie private onto’ ab awenion prices. Vth wt MN BNSE REDUCTION IN PRIOKS OF FURS ‘&e., sy payments. COWP nat. Hend ior iituateated ra Mt very ure tian from actual cost. Address HOUSE- TOL FURNTLUicte Horatd antes. Iss’ PATENT FOLDING BED articles tor dwellings or busi desks, &o.; require very small apace ‘appei all bedding pisces in besides Wave, sera cr of ers, bookease, Mistit, cane is, ry cheap at the old pine send for explanatory circular. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN FOR Furniture, Carpets Bedding at BAUMANN BROTHERS, H Broome: great reduction th pricen; largest —MOST USEFUL jim, tavles, buresus, “OILOLOTUS AND MATTINGS 112 Faltow st. Vall ot t aud ensiost ARTS, FINE | visit Janos hould mot forxes to above, n they: Old Bond wh, Pic BILLIARDS. An CARGE STOCK OF BIL. inerrant, ‘Trimmings; newoat strtes, “\ MERICAN STANDARD BILLIARD we Rew Ajtud:sccond band, at erent i Hpalls Cloth, Une Leathers, 3 Wet Gare: FITiE & ©0.,40 Hake a WRUB TOURER art AV, PRG: a 4th sk —-Storane. fer furntbure, decane, 6 wares of every description, in comp ments, always mocossibie, Oitlee SO Wen Sa eh wt. MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED _MANTE ALIS Monuments, Headstom Flvor Tiling, Plumbers’ and | aetna bay eg ty reduced oi ega i |