The New York Herald Newspaper, January 1, 1879, Page 9

+ Export. NEw YORK a en a FINANUIAL AND CONMEROIL | ———_+—__— eile: B30 seni ‘ene ladle." c, orto De! New, eee new re turpentine w. ‘aval. Saanes. The Timur f far avi OR coy J Ee ere cic Muerchantablo ord > } Hosine-Goe $1 39: tral x wil [CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) i 5 Washam, et dee r4 niet at 260. y, Be His ond 1 Se ard, $125; soft and virgin, 500 Lake Shore . $845 1000 Del, Lack & W... 42 1 5, bY aiecst Sidi -Gottgnsead oll lox oll cloned a: the call as follow asked; Marc! Soo pe aise bid, 44c. asked; first half ye Md, foo asked. Linseed of was in ot a demand and firw 109 held. We quote Lins: id, He dinle Ww i gutta, doe. m O7e., Sperm—Uruds, 100 100 Ohio & Miss bE. $1 02; natural, 97e. Nrtner 500 100 NJ Southern 2 Southern, $e) owed tar, Ae nF 2 extra bieached winter whale. ~ boo } be 53g | phant, te, Be bleached fish, 0c. Grude tsh- ‘he market for reflued cloaet dull and nom. We quote :—Crude, barrels, Ta! 8e. Bappiha, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Siue.; rebued cargo lots, Bho; case: d Brands; redned at Philadelphia, Sige? Bi of Clint’ Roudebush reports sales united certificates (crude COTTON ON THE spor EAsiEn; FuTURES 4 A Goud ble; OF City, 4.000 do. ut 8 POINTS LOWER-—FLOUR DULL— CORN EASLER—— WHEAT LOWEL-—-OATS QUIET--PORK STEADY— ishge, Opening, Mig. wes ‘otal ‘both Xehanges), 246,000 bot LARD PIRM—WHISKEY FIRM—SPERITS TUR | Me os _Receipte-Pork, 877 bbls; lard, 8.000 PENTINE FIRM—ROSIN STEADY—PETROLEUM | tlercen, 1) bbl and 45) Keus cut meus 3480 packauos: " bo} 2 ot DULL-—COFFEE FIRM— SUGAR FIRM, eos P neetyort MSS uula.: dresved hogs, 287, ‘ales ware (00 bbls. old 16 delivery, ricer, ak Pork wasauiet, but stead, ‘caahe and 200 bbls, new do., for April i 98 30. The folfowing were the Wid, aid _aakod t c i c eS BU bd SU uskcads a Hobruary, nid $7 gr 03 td | PoRxpay, Dec. $1--6 P. M, Business was very light in all articles. On Change scarcely anything was doing. Flour was dull, Wheat wo bit Quill and lower, Corn easier. Oats quiet. Whiskey | asccisio., mow? $9 90 bid 49 uabieds, Mane, old, Fle frm. Pork steady. Lard firm. Cotton on the spot | id, 87 49 agked; do, now, #890 bid. $2.60 Asken: ARO was easier. Futures 4 a 8 points lower. Groceries | were 500 boxes halt and half, for February li 2 do. do. woro firm, Naval stores were quiet, rosin being steady and | And, im | Chicago 200 anes | or tia ag ae spirits turpentine frm. Oils and petroleum were'quiet. Cut meuts were tairly actives al were 10,000 Lbs. pickled it bellies, 10 lbs. av see y eat 2 torn; 40 box M0 ‘plekied shoulders emt esi Buv do. on private te Bunswax was quiet at 26%c, a 27, for Western and jena ae heavy to aed ets Southern. Were 400 tietees Western at $5 40, 200 do city at $9 75 a Corrgx.—The market for Rio was strong, Sules wero 75, 250 do, refined, for Tosticees. "se $5 2335, und for ft 1,105 bags Rio, per Laplace, 501 and 1,009 hags do. per ture we ao eh, tierces, Febery Wt $ peta 4.85 87) ‘Asines were quoted at 47¢c, @ Se, for pots and 5%c, for pearls, ‘Axrimony ruled steady and was quoted at 12c. a 12\c., gold, for regalus. he foifowin, City of Rio Juneivo, 1,000 bage do. per Memnon, and 420 | td 4.00 do;, Mirch, at $9 8 The folloine do, bags do. per Graf Bismarck, all on private terms, Mild bid, ey m7 usked; xeorety Big aie, Bid, Bs fee was quiet but firm, We quote:—Ordinary cargees, rf ‘ae Sa bid. ae on oh ort + 1oKe. ter—Necoijts, Bil packages. ‘rhe Macks was quiet, a 17K ; Santos, ly. uote :—Stute ‘creamery, 256. ste 2 pat Western ‘do.. 10e, {aje to good, 14%4c. m 15%6., gold, 90 daya; Java, govern. Weaterd factory, To: 14s. "Fico tects fed ‘The market was steady, but quiet. Stock t BUG AST boxes, Stock same time Ia: State Se tees fancy wet skinuned do.. 3c. ‘The market wos qulot, bi quote ng Island, end Benssnlvanie, ment bags, 220. a 23e.; do., Laguayra, Ide, 9 15}ge.; Jamaica, 14e. a 1Ge.; St. Domirgo, 10¢, a Ile. ; Costa 1, 15e, m1 Te, 5 pa ionms 159. @ I6e.; Angostura, le.» 1 Savanilla, 1c. a 17 iver a 14, Stock*of mild coffee In first hands u a dater—savn, 3 bynes, HATO de, Totuk, | fees Cayada Tok, de Tainaica, bia Layee Tige—the markei was firm, although the pepe light, Messrs, Dan Talmnges Sous Co.. Charleston, ‘chs SEC. toingraph crap, moveinent 10 dite, December ty & Beaver sti show de Receipts, 11,765 cus! sales, 1b A) a rock on HL ind Ning the: gear ents parti mid Shon, band, io dot “act strony, “We auige Cabling x 0 good, Be. ‘ pra oi A Ee is a v8 jana, common to fair, reve ood wo prime, 64 LASOT do. Ceiitral American, 12,086 ao Famaicn, 4.070 do. ; Padi 18,354 do. ; Singapore, 2.350 do, ; Seiius. ty 50 halt ‘bales; St. Domingo, 123,559 bi ies, 2. PAIAGK stock was dull, quote ;—Molagses shooks , With heads, $160 i Woe sugar shooks, nor Be-inch, $2 a'82 50 do., , deeinel iS 40 at" 70; Box shooks, 508, w Whe. rum di pipe do. $6 a8. 50; punpty, housheads, 82 30; hogpe, 14 eel ordinary to prime, THOS don 18 foots don er M. ay dull bu Aeaaly hold at {Os. cash, for lake, ConDAGE was vory quiet. ‘Manila, large and Ide. a 170. Sisal rope, 834 &.c.; Rangoon, in bon te Be tod at as yg domestic. Sreaumeoh aa ii tiorces, Market fairly wetive tiere Sales 120 the ree ae. ‘and 19,000 Ibs. ab ner att cined cloved quiet and ull, grades over 730. wo ensy. strong. We quot Cuba, contri 8 Tha do nes hinds. . ratining, eominon to wd to. pe rf ; rotined, standard powder Those under, i Tipe yellow, were seurce al Fale, reaming, hi am vod refinin ably lower. Oto market prices were from 470 Spal nig wa to-day, compared with fhoso of follows “= uding: Kat dae 3 tlerces and: ‘357 vote marker was fairly Lpeerig i 5 i}-1e, and 50 hhds. atone ‘Vus.—The oor ore both baie and plat shange, either in pri i Surnita and Matdeca, 1746 Hag, TBige. u 103s : iunscoat' 3 iyo $07 tore, #9 do. torne, $4 75 a gol coke, $0 cases Ponnnsylvania, crop: sr do., crop 1576, ob privat terins, and 200 bales Hi Waiter. Receipt Panourc—trede in boing the closing day of | the Day. Last Brening. ‘Total. 176 562 T3 viz 350 522 = 716 76 rane nb Be. & $1 G02 bbls. The markot w: uisumiption, Speculation . standst: ae 7076 | td rated wore’ tame. | Engagements —to ¢ tea, ushels erwin, . iar, owt © ‘packages. provisions, including lots. bucon nd on cotton in | é O00. emt By ce Se Tous running in quality net more than huif ude ale beef, 5s., and por don, stean, 000 bushels we below tho grade quoted) wit @ Grade above | Main, Od, Glasgow, steam, 400 Ubls. Hour, 2s. Yd. Hull, Steani, 600 bags clover seed, She, Antworp, ston < for raw nyt ral but ‘iso, ‘The mar- . | annum on all sui The ules were 15,000 Ibs. at O3cc. w was quiet, but "$5. Toiaecon The market for aemtucky leaf was more active, andthe sales since Friday last were about hus, principally for export, the prices ranging from Myo tie) Boadiout ruled stoady' bus quiet, the sites being oy 20 30) “cases ‘on private HERALD, WEDNESDAY, has been oxperienced for all Aarariptions a6 last Monday's prives, but ‘hore hay been very little dune in barley, oats and maige, although the values have not receded to auy quotable extent.” Lavenroot, Dec. 31 P.M. Cotton—Fatures steady. Tho sales of the day included 6,350 bales American, - Lonpow, Dee. 31—5 00 P. M. Calcutta linseed, 45a. 3d. per quarter, seed eal per ton, Kelined petroleum, 104d. » 104gd. por gallo Haven, Dee. 31, 1878, American lard closed at 41f, per 50 kilo: Axtweur, Dec. 31, 1878. Amorlean lard closed at 1934 florins por 50 kilos. Prreneoon, Dee. 31, 1878. Pork—Prime moss Eastorn, dull, do, do, Western dull, 40% Hasene Games wd out dull, 2 a, Gd; short > duil, 25s.: long clear di) 3: short = dull, 24s. 64, Hams—Long cut oath. “9g dull, India a a 4 stony, ef ue mess vai ae * Lardt-Prime Western dull, ers city dull, U6s, 6d, Tur tine Spits “ih 2 sin—Comimon dull, 4s. Gd. fe dull, 10s, Cheese—- American nae cs 458. Ls ‘, 1 dull, Bos, 23, |Whinat—No. 1 sprinz: mar. ew, Wostern witer ste dy, jouthern’ winter stead Mixed 8 of, mixed prime old “dal, Cottons | Common nt. London dull, le, Kecoipts of whe 000 bushels: Pacitic ports, none; 385 busliots. Receipts of eoru, 28,700 do, FINANCIAL, Loxpox, Dee. 31—4 P. M. The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance toulay is £12,000 iio? hath money and sho account, referred, 363; Reading, Paris advices quote five per cont ventes 112f, 9246. for Me seeNnt: Pants, Dec. 31, 1873. Exchange on London, 25f, Ste. for cheek. ste gti n ae FINANCIAL. CAPITALIST” WANTED, wit “ERIM READY r spe alter January 15. Sustes banking oe shualler to desl oe couvertibl pure! hs no tosses, no capital required for 1 suominel with business attention can Bt time, ey ing no balances or item profits from 14 net, per annum; fulles Pirorenass wiven, Address, with’ real’ neue, SAFETY, box No. 3,767 Post ofiice, London stead: other sources, 325 be els JANUARY 1, 1879.-WITH SUPPLEMEN COPARTNERSHIPS. NOCH 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PAIEN ship heretofore existing vetween tho undersixned, i the firm name of Phelps, Dodge & Co,, expizes this its own limitation, The busin tho firm will be liquidated by William E, Dodge, Jt; D, Willis James, and Ausou Phelps Stokes. W. pe pe dy. . As DAL Si Exocutors of : tes, } Daniel James, York, January 1, 1879, rived a evpartnershiy whder the firm nawevt Phelps, Stokes & don domestic aud foreign banking business, n. BUBLDS, | 38" ANSON Bi TEubs STOKES, HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOVORE EXIS' between the undersigned, under the firm namo of Devlin 4 Co,, is this day dissolved by its own thnitation. JEREMIAH DEVLIN, New York, Dee. 31, 1878. ROBERT U. OGDEN: ‘The undorsizned have this day formed a conartuersiii under the firm name of Devlin & Co., fur the mauntse and sale of men’s and boys’ clothing und tarnishing coods DE! New Yous, Jan. 1, 1879. JOHN G. McLOUGHLIN, Referring to the above, T would cordially commend the now organization of Devlin & Co. to my friends and request 4 continued patronage of the firm. . ROBERT ©. OGDEN HIP HERETOFORE EXISTIN aino of Schenck «& Roberts is this day Either t i WALK 8c WHE COPS uder the fir dissulved by mutual consent. eat ew York, December 31, 1878, NUE PARTN is this day dissolved, Mr. Dusiness will be conduct: ARY 1, 1879, at & Pv. Ui arpontor retirin bs by'B. 8. RICHARDS, 22 Pine Mrcnantcs’ Bank BUILDING, ) New York, Jan, 1, 157 The undorsigned have, this day formed a copartnorship under the firm name of Parke & tion of a comission business in stocks, houds and govern- ment securities. Hi RK —HONDS AND STOCKS, WHETHER YOU Ee to buy or sell, write sto EDWARD ©. FOX Members New York Stock Exchange, 5 Wall Ag HE MO: )D PLAN.—THE MOST PROFITABLE WAY FOR ng in Stocks is by combining many, orders into large capital and ¢: cate ng thom asa whole. Informa. tion free, LAWRENCE & C New York, 0., Brokers, 57 Excbanye place, Al a EY mare MIN auld in the California und mibbberg and dive is pais bore on the day of els cavianas ieee en WIELLAM W WARD sc Bankers and Broker 1 tears AND OTHgR MIN Woe buy and sell Mining Stocks &t the San Francisco and Now York Mining Stock Ex- chanzos (or elsewhere) dvily on commission, aud dividends paid by us in New York: our customs: -PIANOS, OARRI- st., west of 6th av. A DYANCRS ON FURNITURE, ages, . de, 108 West 33 OWERY SAVINGS BANK. New York, Doe. 9, 1878. 1 dividend at the rate of Five per Cent per id upward and ob Ox- ceeding Ono Thousand Dollars, and of Four per Cent por annum on ail sums inexcess of One Thousand Dollars and Three Chousand Dollars, which shall have i at least thres months ou. the free day of positogs, and will 5, s78, In accor A semi-ann Ruce with tho provisions of tho Uslaws By ordor of the T: r sy ‘LYLES, Ji _G. H. Cocarsnaut, Secretary. ITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE ‘ner of Canal s President. ITY OF NEW u INTEREST DiviwEN The Trustees have ordered that interest at the rate of FIVE PER CENT per anntm de paid to depositors on anuary 20, on all sums of $ and upward which have been on deposit forthe three and six mouths ending December 1878. Tutorost will be credited ax an orizinal deposit, and, it not withdrawn, will be entitled to interest from Januasy 1, te Deposits made on or bofore Friday, January 10, will draw interest from January 1. Tank opon duily fem ¢o 3 aud on Mondays and Sut: Ce eee EG Soaks Ie Rugiaikietman end Freneh. . E. A. QUINTARDSPresident. SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, Secretary. Bee EVATED RAILRUAD BON, jother New Jersey and New vas tos ; RAHWAY AND Shay Bonds, Bank Ia- Ordinary os flerces lard, quoted at Jos, a 40s, Rotterdam, steam, 12,000 | garance, Gam &e., Stocks \ Strict ordinary: bushels grain. quoted sd. a did. Hamburg ot ‘Sloop ou) MACLEAN Banker, 90 Broadway. Soud ordinary: Wushels grais 124 marks, Charters—North German +3 ie: to Bremen or Itwmburg, taid on ship, ts wns, jes; yee 000, sala were as follows Ns! UO eos asec’ ‘Xports to Great Britain, ¥, 857k | coustwise, $496, Suloy, 1,000. Stock, 62,017. Savannan, Dee. 81 |, 187 Cotton quiet; middlin; jow middling Hige.; good ordinary, Se, Net roca 19 bales. Exports to the Coutinent, 5,950, Sales, GUO. “Stock, 81,087) Suanmeyoy Dee, 31,1878. aa ae. Low mid ‘ies “Net receipts, Cotton Gules s and dul y $ wood one . OK) Yorn une} tanipod 0, Dec. 31, 1878, Flour in'moderate demand; sales oer ‘G0 Woks rices. Whout ster wt bard’ Dated © ortolk, This day Inst Wom This day last year, Is.361 bales. “Lotal yma bales. Votan freights el FS Toad Gighce tion pala Shipped, 0; | Burva.o, Dee. 21, 1878, saflour in moderate domand and stendy ; pri les S30 Dole. Wheat in light tugulty 5 1 iy George's, $4 25 a $4 8 Wovinote aun h $0 for sho *Sa0 for Nor 1, S74 88 for No. no salen made ohety herrings were Vortlund. 3! ting: wore eneee ol. Ryo in Miche natty: sales tet aS | Western at ie Barley inauiry or vod ge HERE Blt wahiey “ragtt oo ‘trade inguin ct aphid Snares Ovat eaidee wussateak AL wi way freights unchanged. Wheat @5ge.: corn, Ye.; cats, warket for Hour ag «Olge. to Now York. Railroad ipts—-Flour, "oy io" Ueed Western and Souther oats, 3,000 do. : bax. the annexed range. dy, with salen of 30 bbl dly,wite wale witeat, 7,600 bu lex, T1600 a Barley and malt dull, We “ast Sayertine Wester Estra Western... i vay! vitile iota ie low, hes ine new, se No. 1 mixed, dew, ye, hoop Ghio, shipping bea do. hye. “Oats uitiet dull xd jowor’ Xo 1 mix ~ choice, a id Loop Vino. trade brands. ae i even Drevted © Flour, 2.500 bbls; wheat, oats, SUV do. Wueat frin; extra white Michignnr ts gan, spot and January, ge. 5B te. 1 December, Shae: ua ary, f Wostern amber, Micliian Ted, Ove. Corn q Teh mie Go, Nod abide. Onisduil: Nod ate. : Michigaiy, 2 Ir gue Westerst. i Weights, 2 . 31, Muceipee> rans wis Wifeat, 22,000 bushel l oti Crxetewatt Dee. 81, 1878. Four quot tne fem, Whent etrunis: Fe aud white, We, ag. © al. Oat bu foliows:—No. 3 ier a aut und do., February, $1 108 Kye quiet; sal Iuilwury, $1 Ube bid RE arity “Yul and nontnal’ bid, gL U7 Li finan rice: » Pebruary , Milwaukee, $1 Soe wn acon dull clear idee eae $2 we Mavetiere, 10. Cuteawo, Deo. #1, 1378, ‘dull, wenk vind Urunry staauugr, $4 bis doe ean pale wore bushels Jan tuary wt re kate ome vk 4c, BOGAN) 5,000 ivaabial Hele rer, at Ow Lethe inarket for settled, 5 aa srviggn dried was qnidt, bat about he ewer} stondy wb lute prices, We quuty—New ayer raining, $1 ay and higher awd inside or DOR; aw Kose M w Vuleneta, ye. po rT Sah ana f * Jb. NeW CUrEANES, sy ew 1s, i Sees March. Gard in fair demand , Branil pute, WO, cal 4245, Jani Wige. 5 Plirke: runry. ‘Bulk i erop IST, New French led almonds, 2746; new Urenobla dae ilaw ASD DVKAW. TT Hight recetpts. W resi), Hoe. a iinar Axo du wae wil quoie:—Aworicnn, dowbly dzensed, St Hid, undressed, $1 ‘S180, Itusst beatin AL Shipmen no + Corn, 38,000, do. j bertey, 000 da, Hy, | PRINT CLOTHS MARKET. Hie a i a MUO. 4G. 4 dae. «jute bite 1 bo. Mauiis ca PEC, oubFondy, Lie, Muuiia | the market for print lttnnts Maes. ec. 3. 1578, avy,.b mes | 6 market lee printing @ has ruled exceeding! or raiwiid Frou She fost eink | viet, DUE COMEINWSS very ious wontons. ey we « er vi G stock of now hops is estimated at al ne The | | EUROPEAN MARKETS. f vid hops is vrebably not tule cm New York, now. ere Hote | ERO, Jor ds.. good Ww peas seal a thy, } COMMERCIAL, stern, Se. 8 426, ¢ Weatorh, Me's Lanwox, Dee, ‘olds, ali growths, de. tee; Pactihe | rv Mark Lane Expres, tn tus review ofthe eon | the past week, says" Anot ‘ol se lowed by a sudden and rapid thaw, bar brougnt te 1 your whigh will wot easily morchant or ‘ngriculturalist as Iaytug. bi Srreneeree. ‘nnd lose to both, AN furs Tho stovk of Wen I) portion of th n franeht with Speighe Bash Work haw novos: talien “We quate Auer sl and farmers have fous 2,81) 508 ont Tor their prem, NG: Glongarnock, # ae} A wroweiet, $1 reign Wheat ate London have Meticeable features 1a Hwy retere yA Kussi@ and am ineresge ty ‘dies, A qyiet but steady demand wrote. (IDAs Th piarket wi wba, eontrifugal and oi e Mingo i | ert sane cargo, at rates: u Bris hip, ealtimore to O4 T° | alte ors grain on private term B‘yag | Britton bare etniladelphis te Havre oF St. Nazaire, Goud sf pally 0 ne Y 15-16 | quarters grain, os. q AG os O18 10% ' DOMESTIC MARKETS. ifias Tisie Hise rdinary, 7 wtrlet. di Now Ontsaxs, Dec. 31. 1878 ling, 6 11-16e.; middling, Cotton firmer; middling, Viac.; low iniddiiny vou ordinary, Sige, Net receipts, 3,6 { wi 1878. |, Spirits of turpentine quia: 7 | for strained. Crade turper 25 for hard, | $1 89 for yellow dip, SL ‘Stor ae Mae pod avel Bo. TELEPHONE TO nt and sold rexularly in the use of telephone oifered fgr transactio WALL, ST.--STOCKS jock Exchange. Free vith any broker. 1,151 Broadway. fractional or large quanti mission: also carricd 4s long us required on 3 percent margin, Advances made on approved collateral av market rate. Deposits recaivert subi ir per cont interest allowed Xecuted ut the San Francisco onnll daily and London Stoel Gazyustox, Dec. 31, 1878. Cotton easy; middling, Se. ; low woitiing wet nos NTEREST ON LONG ISLAND CLTY BONDS.—THE ordinary, Hige, Net receipts, 1104 balun. Exports—To Island City Bonds, due January 1, Tor France, ‘1,329; coastwise, » Sales, 1,2 ‘Stock, after that date at tho up to two BP. M.—January, 114,733, 4 NATL Seley BUN at DEG A ak se. Montix, Dec. 31,1878. | corner of Wall aud Pearl & e400) aE BAB BAD thle. GO | Cotton quiet and mold ling, S44 OHN R 3 RSEY CITY io BAYC bs, 6 PER Exports-—To Frame thi eo tho Moe Ne OAT Lan, Cee cent and 7 por orsey City. iS FORECLOSED BY A RE change place ORTGAGE Mines Therala ottive. MY: BY T TO LOAN ¢ ON ANT. {ad property, SOUN Feb Broudway. Minn AT 6 PER CENT ON NEW YORK, BROOK. n and Staton Islaud improved Property. STAKE, 150 roadway. i N QNEY TO LOAN rk suburbs. A. D. TEW YORK CITY ‘coupon 6 PER CENT GOLD BONDS, registered, payable fo 1ses. BUFFALO CITY 5 PER CENT BONDS, payable in 182 BUFFALO CITY 7 TE VER CENT BONDS, payable ROCHESTBR CITY 7 payabl JERSEY CITY 7 PK payable in 18 ALSO, A CHOICE Lo? oF ——— CLass KALLKOAD | BOND: uit CENT BONDS, 1893, yENT BONDS, For sale by DANIEL A. merey. 'N' rick. Tur New Your Euvvaren, Rainnorn Co.) Te unEKR's Orrten, 7 Bi New York, Dee. Tho intorest due in January next on the boi company wil be paid mn aid after Thursday, January talon of the coupons at the Corn Bxehange OME GOUD, F » and means, belp with Bhar to be paid | lente, swung wait whe ie a parebt and who bas wator y been imprudent and ex- travagant? Address W INTE aT Tideata oni 5 LO FICE OF WELLS, FARGO & 6 Broapway, Bee. 16, 1878. ‘Tho roguiar somiannval dividend of four por cont has oon Weclared by the dirgetues of his coming, jap able Jannary La, IST, at our alties we abov Thetesnsfor buoks will close Saauacy 4at 2 P. M., und re open February th. H. B. PARSONS, * | i i ___ Assistant Secretary. pRODE ci MEMBERSINY FOR SALE i orto lot. MEMBERSUTP, FPATTERSALL'S sTOCK 7 Herald otic XUUANGE, 1a Bh y or soll ” Son marelae DOLGALL & CO, te HONDILOL pike whose aasont is amine the pr ady given are invited to ex: vetionate fending iore four Able quurrein ts “ A as tied ev argro a f twang: loa ing rnembers of the gisiacure rdications are that fe will beconiy a law rent cooperation by ben holders will m be Adu osned d 9 followiuy tou BANK OF KES B. A, Cima, M. Fry, Pre DEENEL, HAN CO. ae WAN & CO, Awow. bantu ra ). FURST NAT BANK, NEW YORK. TUG Mwe UE LOC TUB FUNDING ASSOCIATION, U.S A, LIMITED, foota 3) Drexel Building. dk THOMAS. ROOM 1, COAL AND LRON W rte Now uth, ls prepardd to furnish inform md in vestments in tlon regarding United | State ogists Ponds, Dividends and ibalaioes values of unquoted and Bonds, MASKING, SRK - BROKER, 6 EXCHAN rt jocks bought and guid on margin, Puts aod ‘Special attveution given to small ve atocks. Vand 50 shares, ANTED—TO WORROW: fon y¥OR TWO YEARS; on Machin Via worth $000; best reter: HA, box uw erald office, SLO.Q0 0722, SESE, ANS WANTED ox productive Properti N i, box 147 Hborald vthew. + ayy ia $200. Qa cir five sears deg Baik iF aL por cont We GRA’ GCOPARTNERSHIPS. SNNOUNCH THAT | HAVE TAKEN Mis. R. partner into my business, The firm will hereatvor known ne STURMWALD & POPPE New You STU RMWALD, ee. dan. 1 ASTD, Now, Wand Ve aig Mi ages sariian WAS “Ths DAY WRCOME 4 member of owe firm, . 8. WORMS Ia, JANUARY Ngics 1h FIRM OF DUNN & DRAPER, 47 AN Cant st, having ceased to exist, the undersigned giv irotive thas he will pay no debts hereafter contracted in the tanre of the fri. New Youn, Doe. 31, 1878, JAMES DRAPER. FILM OF BILDERSER & MAY Dis. % Raphael May alone will sign BULDERSEE & MAY. THAT LAAVE THIS Burt 0) yn, THUMAS K. POSTER, Ngee is wueitay atv AN ay wittitenien fron tha dea Naw dons, Deo, 81, 187 WITH $250,000 READY artner, Reuecal or special, established; business approxi: mates banking to dealing iu bullion iu its in- cash; no credit, no ris! sos: uo capital required for Outlay and expenses nominal; with business attention can Yo closod in siaty days any. time, toms: profits ‘85 Warron at. and oth ARLETON, akers, 9S Brondway. ( SMALL CAP _Finaneial and Business d Bi 7 Warren st. ‘3 AT AUCTIO last duy for entering patents for the next sale. KK P oe E, 67 Liberty st. A Yo! fe t fa eaten ona oe 85 income. * BROADWAY, box 160 Herald ALE IN oss sure for $5,000 yearly net proti by a reliable gentleman ‘with’ $2,000 cash, | SHAW, 468 roadway. Hv INTEREST IN AN EST: \BLISHED 37 top Mit, for the transac- trinsi¢ or convertible nature; purchases, sales or dealinzs loaving uo balances or mn ‘lt to’ 18 per cent, net, per annum; | fullest n. Address, with ‘real name, SAFE- TY, b cy A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER- Adschants, mannfactusers aud others; Real Estate. ox- chunged for Business; Mining Interests, &c., negotiated; persons with capital’ seeking business’ sdvived tetseant ed opportunities. —itete Howard, y goods, 464 Broadwa: adden & abiishad. Apply ‘O-MORROW IS THE NEW AVE IN. ences; good SY BUST be secured STATION- wry for sale—Good profits. Inquire 108 East 52d st., HUGGED TO DEATH. BEN, THE LAGER BEER DRINKING CONEY ISLAND BEAR, KILLS A BOY AT PARKVILLE. ‘The premises known as the Club House, kept by Williams 8. Thoms, on the Ocean Parkway, at Park- ville, about two miles from the Brooklyn City line, was the scene of @ tragical occurrence on Monday afternoon, when a boy lost his lie in a terrible man- ner. The victim was a bright and interesting child of thirteen years, the son of Samuel Stretch, a respect- able workingman residing in that village, and his slayer was a bear that was supposed to be tame and harmless, About half-past two o’clock on that after- noon Peter Stretch, the deceased, was in com- pany with two younger brothers and two boys named John Bush and John Morne, According to custom of late the boys took a seat on a box beneath a horse shed adjoining the club house above men- tioned, where two large bears—male aud female— were chained, Aiter some time had elapsed they rose from their seats aud began to pley and shout. Young Bush ran round the bears once or twi when Peter Stretch undertook to follow him, As he was passing round the mule bear, Which was named Ben, the animal stood up on his hind feet, and when the boy’s back was turned he reached out his fore paw, and, grappling him by the leg, drew bim toward him. ‘The child, who was thirteen years of age, fecling the claws peuetrating his tender flesh, screamed, and his companions joined in the chorus. But in an instant Bruin, bent on the death of his human prey, had drawn the screaming boy to his deadly embrace. Clasping his vice-like paws, one across each shoulder, he stitled the cries of the poor boy, and then with savage ferocity implanted his huge fangs, an inch in length, deep into the right side’of the heck of the little fellow, cutting the jugu- lar vein and killing Lim, While the struggle, which according to eye witnesses, did pet last more than two minutes, was te ing place a stableman seized a pitchfork and tlirust it Into the #ide of the brute. ‘Mr. ‘Thome, who was sitting by the stove in his hotel, a few yards away, on. heering the outery rose from his chait, and looking out of the window saw the trouble.” He lost not an instant, but seizing a bale stick that was at hand he struck the bear several violet blows with it, compelling the animal to relinguish his a hold. At this ucture Mr. Peter Ruven- hail and his son Peter, who ep @ hotel on the opposite side of the Boulevard, were on the scene, and rendered all assistance in their power. Mr. Rovenhull, Sr., picked up the lifcless body of the boy and bore it bleeding into Mr. Thom's house, Dr, Sniith, of Flatbush, was immediately summoned, but his services could be of no avail. The ribs of the vic- tim were crushed in. A MOTHER'S GRIEF. While sympethetic bunds wore busy the mother of the deceased rushed in frantically upen the scene, and, in her maternal frenzy, insisted that her child was not dead, and that a little brandy would revive him. To gratity her that stimulant was procured, but, of course, it was useless. During the struggle the she bear, who is known as Kate, stood up on her hind legs and glared upon the murderous work of her mate, but she neither growled nor did she make any attempt to go ncar him, Ben having been beaten off proceeded, to the horror of the spectators, to lap the yore from his paws. Ofticer Miller, of the Flatbush police, was then cailed on to shoot the brute, and he fired no less: than tive builets into its head. This had not the de- sired effect, however, and young Ravenhall pro- cured a shot yun loaded heavily with No. 3 shot, which he fired under the left shoulder DESIRE A PARTNER—BU ABLISH xeutcei and profitable; references oxchanged. cierk wanted, Address SOLIDITY, Herald offiee. ESS THAN $10,000 WILL BUY A MANUFAC paid for and a surpins; threo good business men the price if the buyer desires. if you have tho money ad, Herald ottice ir with steam and its ap; nits und couducting the coi responder wanted to aeancy. From an faterest that will command a *p apply who have not the qualiications stated. 0) 10 $34 ie leg f ae dross office, for one week. _ proterced. MANU eAGTU KER, Heraid Uptown ofiice. | ANTED—$100,000 ADDITIONAL Cai i tablishod first class manufeeturing: ubted: none but principals need apply, A Heraid olfice. ANTED—PARTNER, / clezunt established GOODHEART, 17 War WITH SMALL and munufacturing business in thi city of many, standing, and Texting house tn its line: prin Pleuse guswer, IMPORTER, box 190 wx readily sold, both rain and in large quantities upon luereiow principals tly Address J. Herald o! Wis I PA ying manufacturing b vi’ Tie Tieral ‘ul uae tie gemtleman with $750 ea: ros eliy. busin Folerences Address VIRGINIA’S DEBT, wd security required A NEW PLAN FOR FUNDING IT PROPOSED BY THE FUNDING ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES—LIMITED. The bonded debt of the State of Virginia is 000, and already two propositions have been | $29,34 submitted to the Legislature of that State to fund it. One of these was made by foreign bondholders and the other by certain bankers representing holders of Neither of these proposi- the bonds in the* North. tions was favorably entertained, although the Ley. lature has invited the bondholders to a conference on | the subject, to be hold in tho latter part of this month (January), The reason for rejecting the two propositions was because they included the overdue interest on the bonds. Of the bonded debt $2,200,000 were in tax receivable consol- idated bonds, worth from fifty-six to sixty cents in | the market. ‘The other Gass of bonds is culied “pecl- crs" and amount to $9,125,009, with overdue interest on January 1 of $4,000,000, The market value of these bonis is thirty-six to forcy counts, Funding Association of the United States (lim- | ited), witch was iormed a few years ago for settling all bad debts of States, has proposed a new plsh to the Jeginiature of Virginia, which is said to with favor among the bondholders aud members of the Legislature to whom as been privately submitted, ‘The plan. ix d these bonds inie four mt bonis, leaving ou; the interest on the tax receivable bouds, and. tor inerest due on “peeler” bonds issuing & cerii@eate equal to two per cent interest, Tt proposes to guar- auteo the State against any abortive ufort to fuad by Making & deiinite proposition to fuad a given number 6c Londs if the desited legislation can” be obtained, Louds are to be dated Juiy 1, 1819, and dne and pay: jo forty-five years after date, but redecmabie after n yours, The interest is to bo four per cent per arr, nun, and both prineipal and interest are to be pt frou taxation, Coupons evicl u est on the new “fours” are to be nr inaturtiy for all taxes and debts due the State, Te “provides for # sinking fand to redeem this bond of alf of ono per cent of the amount of the out- standing debt, to be set aside by the State from gea- eral taxation, The equity between the classes of bouds is to be settled by the bondholders theinselves. ‘The new “fours” when sold are to be applied only to the payment of the be Catatunhng debt of the state. BURNING § STREET I REFUSE, ‘The Board of Pilot Commissioners met yesterday, Ambrose Snow in the chair, A communication was read itoin S$, T. Apolonio, iu which he asked permis- | sion to exhibit to the Board his plea, by which, he claims, the garbage, ashes and street sweepings col- lected in this city cau be disposed of eilectually without detriment to the pablic health. Apoionio proposes to get rid of the garbage by burning it, aid Clains thatin this imenner he can reduce the volte of rettiwe @ayerial Hhreo-quariers and that the re- | mainder ean be sold for furdliaiug purposes. He contends that be has the means of disposing of it, end that his plan can be made use of ata cost much mo than the expenses of the present Street Cleaning The Board will give Apolonio a heaving on Tuesday ‘nex! CUTTING DOWN SALARIES. ‘The republican Aldermen of Newark have finally decided im caucus to reduce the salaries of city of- fivials from fitteen to five per cent. The chief trouble comes With the pay of the police ani firemen. The general opinion is that their pay is now low enough ff eiictency is desired, but the Alder- men think they could not cut down any without cutting down all, The fvemen aro Dey indig- uaut over the proposed coanction, and & movement has started looking to ® general strike of the “vail men''<those whe are net contimualiy on duty but Hable to be called out wy The police have taken no action, but tt is Ptalu thet the ordinance providing tor the reduction wilt meet with flerce op- pusition when it comes before the now Council, Atuve y under nine patents hero and in dhe nttor from the largest murehante 1d Stutos ut a profit of fifty per cent; everything dross, with real uame, for particalars, CERTAINTY, 202 tauutucturing baitnoss Ie 1 buy ‘ie, need with real-name and address, WM. FAIRBAIRN, AMtorald CAPITAL; usinoss. Apply GARDINER & Wintenr a SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER, with $75,000 to $100,000 capital, in alarge importing rs mrexport, at full dotaiis onty treated with; references. UNUS wean $500 meni, te Call 35 Lox: 5 {) 10 $10,000 TO INVEST BY A YOUNG $2.000, enclemun, as partner, with secvic W. BKYAN, New Brunswick, N. J. of Ben. Still Bruin writhed, and Mr. Ravenhall, Sr., stabbed the animal with a long dirk knife, whiie Mr. ‘Thoms struck him several blows on the head with an. axe, finally despatching him effectually. The father of the deceased, who is an estimable citizen, is in the employ of the firm of Messrs. Pollard « Wil- der, putiern makers, of Broadway, this city. Peter was a great favorite, not only in his own family, but throughout the village, and was to have participated in the play of ‘The Phantom Shadows” at an enter- tainment held on the evening of his death at the Congregational Church at Parkville. His tragical death has thrown a gloom over the village. Justice ot the ‘Peace McMahon has begun an inquest on the ody. Mr, Thoms stated toa Henatp reporter yesterday afternoon that the bear Ben was 300 pounds weight and Kate was 250 pounds. They were brought to Parkville from Obio about two years ago. During | the summer they were kept at Garret Katen’s inu, | Coney Island, where they had always been d ‘and wel! behaved, never showing any dangerous temper. said Mr. Thoms, “I kept them ¢full charge of manufacturing by steam power sew- | in my shed from September till May, ing machi ne dir igre pnt igootsa und light fabrics gen- | when they’ were sent to Coney Island. At eral: h references (party with some capital | the closing of the season year they they were again returned here, They would fre- quently come into the bar with people and drink or beer out of bottles, palling the cork out theim- selves. Ihave known them to drink from forty to titty bottles a day. Sometimes they would get a little full and would act as though under the influ- ence of the beer, But they were always clever and well behaved. The bears had no beer yosterday. I have frequently taken them out to drive in a wagon.” Hé said, further, that about an hour | before the boy was killed, some children were annoy- ing the bears by throwing stones and snowballs at them. and he went out and drove them away. The neighvors with whom the reporter spoke exonerated a b peat from blame in the matter, but find tault themselves for permitting the bears to be kept Riri ing caged. The bear Kate will be shipped from Parkville without unnecessary delay. A large number of Persons called yesterday at the residence of the parent the deceased to express their sym- pathies tor ee thon ta ae tarmavemen Te catok Tence was not reported to the Brooklyn police till yesterday afternoon. BLOWN ‘tO tO ATOMS. By the premature explosion of asand blast at the Hoge place, at Penny Bridge, about a mile south of ‘Tarrytown, on Monday afternoon, two quarrymen, named David Edmonds and William Merritt, lost their lives. The property where the explosion oc- curred was recently purchased by the managers of the New York Deaf snd Dumb Asylum with a view of converting it to the use of the asy- jum in connection with the iustitution in this city, ‘The men in their attempts to rend @ ‘ize rock succeeded only: in. imaking ud in_ order to complete their work poured of powder into the fissure and then prc to pack the chargo with sand, when @ terrini sion oveurred, and it was observed by pers liad watched the procvedings ata respoct.ut thot Edmonds and Merritt had been blown a killed. ‘Lhe head of one of the men was trom the body, and the body of the other was im- | paied on the broken limb ot a tree a short distance of and remained there until removed. Coroner | Schirmer, of White Plains, repaired to the secus of | disaster ata late hour om Monday and spent the en- tire night tn making an investigation, but nothing | was ascertained throwing blame upon any one bat the victims themselves. A verdict was reudeved in accordance with the facts, e SICCO’S STORY CONTRADICTED. It was stated in yesterday's Heat that an Italian, named Antonio Sicco, had arrived at Castle Gai with Angela Maria Margherita Galla, a comely Italian | girl, twelve years old, who, he claimed, bed been | bronght by him to this country to serve as a domes- | tic in the family of Irving Halsey, a lawyer of Mem- phis, Tenn. Superintendent Jackwon did not Iu the "aewdopmente, Jackson telegraphed to Memphis asking Mr. Hais he had authoriged Sicco to bring over the iit! | employed ia his household, and received the follow muyreply :-—“"Must bua mistake; uo such order given. Vilicer Uliwrdi, of the Society for the Prevention of y to Children, having heard of the c a | at Castle Garden, and in addition to what i Lin yesterday’s Hrnacp, learned from Angela, that Sicco had bought her from her | 210 tranea and soe ay told her | minding | thing her master,toid her to take her. In view of these developments it was de- termined to detain Angela aud allow Sieco to icave for Memphis. Lt the latter proves that he is a responsi- ble person and that he has not brought the giri to this country for immoral purposes she will then be sout to Memphis, Until that tine she will bo pro- tected by the society which Officer Chiwrdi repre- sot, RED In tho United States District Court yesterday “Ted” Leary was Vetore Judge Choate in the extra dition proceedings, by which it is sought to remove Leary to Massachusetts, to take his trial for the | Northampton Bank robbery, Leary was accom. panied by ® number of depaty marshals and also by, Detective Pinkerton, Tho hearing of the argument was adjourned io yostenlay to enable Mr. Algernon 8. Sullivan, “who wp- foot for the prisoner, to produce some docamon- evidence trom the Governor of Massachusetts, Mr. Sullivan stated that he had received @ telegram from the Governor, who declined to interfere in the matter. He had also received a despatch from Goy- wor Robinson, who said that the papers in the » wore on Hie at the Goveraor’s office, in Albany, We Choate adjourned the case until Priday, when, he sat, he would give his decision, ION LEAGUE OFPICERS. ‘The following ticket bas been drawa up by the Committee on Nominations of the Union League Club for officers during the coming year:—Por Presi- dent, Hamilton Fish; Secretary, Charies A. Poapody, Je; Treasurer, George #. Baker; Bxeouti toe, Charles & Chandler, Leonard doc hoot, Jasob Wendell aud George Mugoun. fhere will be an opposition ticket, wineh, it is osu, wilh be drawn up on Friday or Satucdsy eveniug. Tbe eee tiom Will be beid Jawuary 19, | Mee Bel TOTTENVILLE’S CHURCH SCANDATs Messrs. John P. Manee, Joseph W. Sprague, Joby Robbins, J. E. La Forge and dames Ayer, the com , mittee appointed by the Bethe! Methodist Episcopal Church of Tottenville, Staten Island, to investigate the charges preferred against Alonzo W. Joline, charging him with misappropriating $300 of church funds, rendered their decision at a late hour on Mon- day night. They concluded that Mr. Joline was in- nocent, having used the money as a loan by permis- sion of the Board of Trustees. The testimony, as gathered from those who atiended the investigation, was of a somewhat mixed character, Some of spe members of the Board thought it was in the shay a2 loan, while others expressed their doubis as ‘ta beiny aloan, One of them when on the staud said, “Weil, Esuppose we will have to consider it a loun, as the monvy is yone.’* Mr. James Groham, who givtorred the charges, has lodged e Quarterly Conference, whence it will, in all _probabilit, onierence. Mux, Grahain has also decided that, after tie matter has passed ont of the jurisdiction of the Church, he will carry it into the courts. Feeling om the subject runs very bigh, not only in Tottenville, butall over Staten Isls : ae MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, —— BIRTHS. Cary.—On the 20th uli., Mrs. 8, W, Cary, of Hoe boken, of ason, Mother and child doing well. PowELt.—Mrs, (. P. POWELL, of Bond st. Monday, December 30, of a son. MARRIED. Hanrr—Bracw.—At Grace Chapel, on Monday, De- cember 30, by the Rey. Assistant Dr. Tebbie, of Greeo Church, Wa. A. Haxr? to Bannara L Beacu, all of this city. No curds. Horton—Baneock.—At Greenport, L, L, on Mon- day, December 3v, 1878, by the Rev. 5. Weitby Barnes shaw, Epmcsp B, Hontox, of New York, te Mrs. Manta Bazcock, of Greenport. No cards, DIED. Baxen,—December 30, 1878, Maup, youngest child of Zachary T. and Anus L. Baker, aged15 months and 4 days, Remains will be taken to Philadelphia for interment. Brarin.—On December 31, Axruvk Beattie, be- loved son of Robert and Lizzie Beattie, aged 1 year, 4 months and 3 days. Funeral from the residence of his parents, 243 West 26th st., on Thursday, January 2, at one o'clock P. M. Bouss.—On Tuesday, December 31, Pamir F., only son of the late Francis Bohan, im the 30d year of his age. ‘Che relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 62 Charles st., on Friday, the 3d inst., at one o'clock, Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Box.e.—Joun Boye, aged 55 years. Funeral will take place from his late residence, 172 th at., Jersey city, on We yy. at halt-past one. CORNIN Sparkhill, N. ¥., December 29, WiLL Iam B, jae st. in the Tith year of his age. ‘The funeral will take place at the Jane Street Meth- odist Episcopal Church, on Friday, the 3d ult., at hhalf-past ton A. M. His relatives aud friends are in- vited to attend without further notice. His remains will be taken to Greenwood tor interment. ‘Diyax.—On Sunday, December 29, Tuomas Dixay, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends of the family Cus invited to attend the funeral, from bis late Pine st., on Wednesday, January 1, 1879, at 2 oy M., sharp. BER of pneumonia, Monday, Decem- 30. ‘he funeral will take place from the residence of his brother-in-law, Mr. Peter Kearney, 141 West Sid st., on Lhursday, January 2, aud proceed to St. Ga- briel’s Church, East 37th st., where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul, st hait-past ten A. M., thence to Calvary Cemetery. The relatives aud friends of the family, and those pf his brother, Rev. James J, Flood, and of his brother-in- | law, are respectiully requested to attend. GotpEr.—On Monday, December 30, VALENTING Morr Goup! M. D., “uly son of Dr, R, Henry and Catharine V, Golder, in the 3ist year of his age. Relatives and frichds of the family, also the mem- bers of the Richmond Couuty Medical Society and Rossmoor Ritle Club, are respectfully invited to at- teud the cuneral, trom St. Luke's Church, Rossville pe Island, on Thursday, January 2, at one o'clock RMAN.—On ‘Tuesday, December 31, Micuarn A, “Goumax, aged 49 years. Reiatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 39 Sects st., Brooklyn, on Thursday, January 2, ut wo B. M. Hennxessy.—On Monday, December 30, Isaneia, dauyhter of Laurence and (late) Isabella M. Hennessy, aged 16 years and 9 months. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Peter's Hos pital, 395 Hicks st., Brooklyn, at two o'clock BP. M., GES. ZABETH HuGHes, wifo il Bernard Hughes, at her late residence, 653 East 9th s: Will be buried on Ayer vomyden rag * 79. JouNson.—At East Oranan, 5 N. do, cpus 94 CLARENCE aly oe George P. a Lil Johuson, aged 5 y. Funeral irom the ie residence of his parents, Thurs- day, January 2, at two o'clock. Train leaves ‘foot of - ut 1 o’cloc Be —On ‘Tuesday, December 31, AurreD T., youngest son of Jon W. and Margaret A. Jones, aged S%_ years. ‘Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s Hxmatp. KeLiy.—On the J0th inst., after a short illness, James Luo KeLLy, jiafene son of James and Kate Kelly, aged 10 month: The femerkh will take place this (Wednesday) morn- ing,at ten o'clock, from the re-idence of his parents, 353 East Leth st. Kennax,—Tuesday, December 31, after a lingering illness, Brupcer M.J., youngest daughter of the Inte Felix aud Bridget Kernan, formerly of Albany, and. sister of Johu A. and Joseph A. Kernan, of this city. Her remains will be taken’ from the residence of | the latter, No. 141 West 10th st., this (Wednesday) evening, at eight o'clock, to Albany for interment, Funeral from the Cathedral there Thursday morning Keuex.—On December 30, Ema, daughter of Se bastian and Mary Kerner, aged 5 years and 7 month Funeral from her late residence, 443 West 49th st, ou Wednesday, January 1, 1579, at one o'clock Friends and relatives are invited to attend, Kinoy.—-On Sunday, December 29, James Krazy, aged 8 years and 2 months, ‘His remains were interved in Calvary Cometery. KorNakeNs.—On December 30, 1874, J 008 only son of John H. and Metha Kornaret years, 4 months, 24 days. Fricuds and relatives are respectfully invited to ab ~ 1, from his parents’ residence, 1,054 , near Sith st., at oue P. M., Thursday, January Pon ign Tuesday, Caances F. Kroxrxe, in hie year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ab tend his funeral, from his late residence, 429 8th av, without turther ndtice. Mackky.—Sunday, December 29, 1878, after pro- Jonged illness, — MACKEY, aged JY years. Requivseat in pace, Fuueral on pt. Your’ ‘* Day, half-past one P. M, from luis late residence, $11 Greenwich st.; thenc¢ to Caivary Cemetery. Tus New York Young Men's Rowan Catuonit DES EVOLENT AssoctaTiIoN—BrorHERs :—You will moot at Sil Greenwich st., ednesday, January 1, i879, at two o'clock P. M., for the purpose of at funeral of our late brother, Jobu Mackey. Parnick Tian, PETER EAGAN, Financial President. Secretary. | Marizws.—On Deceinber 30, Dr, ALFRED ayed SJ years and 3 days. Funeral irom the residence of his parents, 64 6t& | st., Hoboken, on Thursday, st two o'clock. | Moyea.—After a short illness, om senate eons ccomber 2, 1878, Louise Meven, wife of Ferdinand u the Goth year of her age. 4 nud friends are respectfally invited to ate tunerel, from her late residence, corner 178th low, York a. on Wednes tend th at. and di ay. December J oe hh year of his age. «and friends of the far ily are respectfully i to attend the fuaeral, tr te residence, North Moore st, on Wedaes ta January 1, at two o'clock. Menrny.—on_ Tuesday, December a, Money, aged 67. Kiviatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom his late residence, 224 East 81st st., om Friday, January 3, at ten o'clock A, M.; thence to Calvary Cemetery. Dubiin papers ‘please cop: skiat.—-December SL, Parntcx McCusker, ‘al January 4, 1870, at one o'clock, from 208 Eat 57th At 231 East 104th st., on December 31, Dante, Moony, PaTRick MePFreren. Haney Lee MePerrma, only child of James and Mary MoFveter, aed 3 years and 21 days, Funeral on Wednesday, January 1, at ten o'clock A, Interment at Woodlawn Cer Reww.—Ou Sunday, the 2th of December, ap Jaxé Ker, daughter of the late Robert Keid, Dally mena, county Antrim, Ireland. Pneral from her late residence, No. 196 3d a eleven o'cloek, on the morning of Wednesday, the 1s¢ of January, bet. Lognns.—Deeomber 3}, 1878, Susus, youngest child wrt C. and Fannie #. Rogers. Notice of funeral hereafter. StoeLys.—On Tuesday, December 31, Francis J, StiaLos, in the 4th year of his age. Relatives and frieuds are invited to attend the fue neral, irom his late residence, No, 110 Bast S186 #tey on Thursday, January 2, at one Sirn.—On Monday, December 0, of paralysis, Darruotommw Sarr, in the G0ch year of bis The relatives and friouds of the family are reapect> 1 to attend his funeral, from his late resis 49 East idth sé., on Wednesday, January 1, ub one o'clock P.M; fromi. thenee to Caivary Gem. evry for iaterment. N. 4.0m Monday, 90th | M. ot SinveNs.—At Rutherford, ult, of scarlet fever, Candin Babi, youngest whe ter of William H. and Fredricks Stevens, & yeare and 8 months. Punera! from Grace Church, Rutherford, on Jomary 1, on the areival of the twelve mui Now York. Uriggavill), TL, December 22, Witte SON, ago vars, formerly gro of matherwatics im Coltiinbia College, New Duinourgh and London papers please copy,