The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1879, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Review of the Week—-A Fairly Active Speculation in Stocks. THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS. Watt StRezt, Sunpay, Jan. 5, itto.} What with the full stop to business occasioned by the recurrence of New Year's festival, the slowing up of the day before and tho difficulty of getting under way again the day after, the first week of the year is apt to bea dull one. That the one just passed Bway was exceptionally active is due to exceptional causes. Beyond peradventure the most important of these is to be found in the quiet, complete and altogether successful operation of the Resumption act, whereby the blot which disfigured the country’s credit for some sixteen years has been effectually, and, it is to be hoped, permanently scratched from the page of the nation’s ledger. However differently the immediate results of equalizing gold and green- backs may have been viewed by the community Bt large, there is no doubt as to how it is Fogarded by the Stock Exchange. No sooner ‘was assurance had that the gold premium had passed away without financial disturbance and with the ease and quietude of a dissolving view, than a brisk speculation started up in the better lasses of bonds and stocks that are placed upon the board list. The demand was especially directed to such securities as are already dividend paying or promise to become so, it being rightly argued that resumption means expansion to the extent that gold as merchandise is converted into gold as money, and that in its changed capacity the new capital must speedily seek investment. Added to this vast sum aro the disbursements made on account of dividends and interest, amounting, it is estimated, to some fifty millions of dollars, which, having been earned by investment in diverse kinds of personal property, naturally seek reinvestment in the same description of securities. It is no wonder, then, that an impetus was given to the railroad bond list and to such promising specialties on the share list 2s Central and Hudson, Rock Island, Michigan Central, Western Union and the grangers. Better prices to the extent of % to 4 per cent were made early in the week, and, although they were par- tially reduced at the end by a very natural desire upon. the part of the smaller speculators to realize profits (which nowadays come so few and far between), there was nothing to dispel the belief that the market is tending strongly toward higher prices. In fact, the prospects are all the better from the considerable short interest made yesterday. The condition of “too much company” is a8 dangergus in the stock market \s too great a crowd in a theatre and is liable to breed a panic if anything goes wrong. The second great teature of the week was the extraordinary subscrip- tion to the 4 per cent loan, though this was partially + Sttributable to the circumstance that subscribers had “held back” in order to obtain the government commission payable on and after the first of the year. The week was notable also for arise in Erie and New Jersey Central, with which speculation had probably more to do than merit, though the comple- tion of the narrow gauge on the first and the pros- pects of the Reading and Baltimore and Ohio con- nections on the part of the second are advanced as reasons for the improvement. In the coal stocks there were no new developments pointing combina- tionward, and quotations, which took a considerable range and swayed between strength and weakness, were due entirely to the handiwork of professional opeculators, The following table represents the opening, highest and lowest sales of the principal stocks dealt in during the past week :—- Lowest. and Susquehanna 7 Sse Bene ie Tel i 2934 281g Burlington, Cedar R. an: ‘and N.. my = aay Chicago and Northwestern.... 495 614% 49% Chicago and Northwestern pf. To TBlg ‘76: Chic., Rock Island and se 121 0% me Chic., Burlington and Quincy 110 1a 110 Col., Chic. and Ind. Central. "6% Clev., Col., Cin. and I... 83% Cleveland and Pittsburg aig Gries and Alton. ” 19% Delaware, Lack, and Western. 41% as Delaware and Hudson. BTM 37 Adams Express. The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— ++ ++$20,514,100 $20,986,200 Legal tenders.. 40,767,100 41,882,400 Ine,. Total poner $61,281,200 $62,818,800 Inc.. $1,597,000 Reserve ki Sa $0,800,425 51,549,250 Excess of re nerve above yal re quirements. $10,478,775 $11,275,550 Inc.. $796,775 Foreign exchange was weak early in the week, but toward the close the rate for sixty days sterling bills was advanced, partiy by the amount of interest falling due and partly by better advices from London. ‘The gold department of the Stock Exchange was abolished after the first of the new year, and there have been no quotations for gold since, price for silver is 59%; per ounce, and as the bids at Philadelphia are kept strictly secret it is impossible to give the government price here. bonds have been very active and strong, except for the five-twenties of 1867, for which two calls of $10,000,000 each were issued during the week, as all the five-twenties of 1865 have now been called in. subscriptions to the new four per cents continue very large, and very considerable amounts were sub- scribed through New York banks by both financial institutions and petyate tx investors, DOMESTIC MARKETS. Ex- re te Gontingnt 1/811; to the Channel, 3,100; conaswise: 3,520, 104,860, New A SUS 4, 1879, 6.5 10 Cotton quiet, mnshonse ‘good ordi Expo :'to the Cont nent, Sales, 5,000. Stock, 36,1 BIL tton weak; lower to soll; rial Be. eipt 1 “Sates, 1,500. 8 ood ordinal aes coustwiue, 2, an, Cotton quiet; middling, 9 1-16. low middling, Lat ordinary, 8 1-16¢, rece tinonts 3,300" Bales, 1 CHaRuEston, Jan. 4, 1879, Been Wie low middling, 9¢. ; Net receipts, 1,320 bales. cra lust evening, connie ay middling ” Wiumaron, N. tine nominal at 26c, Crude turpentine ste: $1 85 re yellow dip and virgin. $1 83. “Corn unchanged. . 4, 1879, Rosin nominal at Oswr: Flour quiet and unchanged: salen 70) No. 1 hard Duluth spring, $1 10; No. ; No, 2 red Wabus w ite State, te, 0 61 08, Oat mixed State, 30c. F ze sais Canada for bolted, $18.50 for un- shipstutfs, $13; middlings, $17. Thero bolted, Shorts, $1 is no abatement in the storm. Bur Pir: market was at « standstill at the ict No stock was aoe ee or shipped oe the last jo a renty-four hours. Only afew alos of car lots of grain uncertainty of beeen restricts trade, 0 Prices nostinally Tr 2B & Bot choice & Flour, 2.400 bbls. ; 4 ahae 12,000 ‘bushels; wr sfirm at $310. Receii wheat, 54,000 bush Shipments—Flour, co rn, 800 do. ; oats, 2,000 do. 1879, Wheat scarce and firm; red and white, se. mai Corn dull and a shade lower, at 314¢c. w S2c.. cash; 32igc.. sell or January. Oats in E004. deman 2c, Rye ensior at 52 an mm. $5 50. Bulk meats quia "30: since Hb "$i 85.088 00; clear te fe hoot aed 70. incon aulet but stoad; a g, 82 ceipts, a abigments, 1,479. let and anchange... Wheat in, fale her; Ko. 2 red wit iy 2 Ch w Bae cath: hem be ae No. ogg ; wie ranty. Onte hrm’ and nt ah tondin pera, at 860. 0 97¢. t Sai 8 » §7 58, February les and Minha ait hee bin 000 do parley, 8,000 do. wheat, 75,000 0 Duishieles corn, 500 di 19,000 do. PRINT CLOTH MARKET. Fave River, Mass., Jan. 4, 1879, ‘Fho market for printing cloths has ruled qu’ 8 light business previous quotations are ‘teadily ‘main: HAVANA MAI MARKET. Havana, Jan, 4, 1879. Sugar—Tho market has continued quiet, sellers rejecting low offers at ruinous prices; « be to better accounts from New Yor nt to-allow of ood selections, exp 10'to 12"Duteh standard. Sig a 6g obe; Nos. 15 to 20, Dutch standard, 7 « gar, Nos. 7 to 10, at 4% 0544 reals 4 ‘Onrcago, Jan. 4,1879, mand} but lowe aca 7% 85, March. Balke ineata tin aged i whe stronger at OS a wee 0. bbls: ts, Shipments Pont, 8,000 Shine; ,000 do.; oats, 28,000 do. ; Hing prevailed at stoete are sade of centrifugal COPARTNERSHIPS, _ ‘OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PAL ship ter EO ELES between the undersigued under the firm name DODGE & CO. expires this day by its —_ limitation. ‘The business of the firm will be liquidated LAA E. Dodge, Jr. “i Wits ke damnee and Anson Phelps Stokes. ) Executors of Daniel deceased. J AMES ANSON PHELPS STOKES, CHATS ©. DODGE, THOS. STOKES. New Yorx, Dec. 31, 1875. The undersigned have formed @ copartnership under the firm name o| PHELPS, STOKES & CO., to do a domestie and foreigu b akon ansinees: JAMES ST ANSON uns STOKES. _ 45 Warn Sr., New Yorx, Jan, 1, 157: OTIGE IS HEREBY CEN vi ‘f THE COPART- solved by mutual co: as usual by Pe: Dated, Ja. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, — GENTLEMAN, WITH $2,000, CAN SECURE AN interest with rosponsible parties in « business sure for $4,500 yeurly profits, Gallon BRADS 8 Broadway. "GOOD PAYING PRINTING BUSINESS POR SALE in ‘consequeneo of death, or would exchange for free aud clear Lots of House in Now York or Brooklyn, worth $3,000, SOUTHMAYD, 58 Liberty st., toon 13. A. PARTY WITH 82,000 CAN GET TREASURERSHIP of « good paying bnsluoss; references exchanged. Ad- dress A. jerald Uptown office. PARTY HAVING A LARGE ACQUAINTANCE with foreign manufacturers and a thorough knowledge of this market desires to mect with a capitalist who would be willing toJoin bim. in establishing «commission and importing house in the dry goods line; references le. Address C, 1, 119 Horald office, 2OOTS AND SHOES, GASH AND NEA will be given fer Boot BAe pute or any other Business. NE, 7 Murray wt. JQ ELIABLE G BMAN IS Pisa TO JOIN AD- vertiser equally in purchase of genteel business; good for $1 ‘weekly profit; $750 each required. Call 53 Lex- a HE ADVERTISER WILL SELL A CONTROLLING interest in ono of the most important discoverios of many years ata very reasonable price, taking part real es- tate mid part ensh in exchange: the business has beon run- ning one year, and is one of U vst pluasuut and profit. Pelle in CORES yielding now % ite ints ‘y and without ef- fo $10,000 unnunily clear proutand requiring scarcel 8 the goods are sold for cash as fast as made Acture is covered by patent and is as important discovery as vewing machines; satisfactory reasons fo Re Herald attic PITAL IN ANTED—$100,000 ADDITIONAL t class manufacturing busine: nono but principals need apply, Ad fice. ‘ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO TAKE A HALF IN- torest in aw first el a if sate iy now runt TNED—A ital, for manufacturing fancy goods; business estab- Mehed ten years; large ng aud’ good profit. Address ‘T. %., Herald office. PARTNER WITH $6,000; ere) oP. y HANCE FOR ACTIVE MAN TO engage in established wholesale produce pry Dusines. Address PRODUCE, Boston, M .000 =A o00D. OPPORTUNITY FOR SAFE ‘sand profitable investment, with or without $10. Address INVESTMENT, Herald Uptown office, +2 + A FAITHFUL DOG. It is nearly a fortnight since Abram Bailey, who resided near Manhassett, was buried in Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, L,I. Mr. Bailey owned a dog, resembling very much a Newfoundland, which followed the funeral cortége to the grave- yard and never returned to its home, From the minute that the grave was filled the dog has kept faithful vigil over it, and so continu- ously has he slept upon it that his shape has been worked into the clay. The people generally, moved to kindness by the dog's faithfulness, have given him food plentifully, and young ladies lave strewn the und with sweet morsels. Nevertheless the dog ‘a8 not been seen to eat anything and is reduced to a skeleton. The intense cold weather of the few days and nights past was not suflicient to drive him to shelter, but he was at all times found a faithful ‘sentry, and the wonder is that he was not frozen to death by the cold and buried in the snow. Many people, hearing of the case, have jour- neyed to the graveyard to verify it, During Thurs- day and Friday some people tried to coax the dog away, os an act of humanity, intending to treat him kindly, but failed, and several attempts to catch him by throwing a rope over his head, were not more successful. The faithful brute has aroused the sym- pathy of @ whole community. During yesterday eople peered through the picket tence at his shivering form and pitied him. THE WORLD PRINTERS. A special meeting of Typographical Union No. 6 was held in Pythagoras Hall, in Canal street, yester- day afternoon. Committees of compositors from the various newspaper offices in the city were present, and the attendance numbered fully three hundred. Mr. J Ganong occupied the chair and Mr. Charles W. Colburn acted as secretary. The meeting was called for the purpose of taking suitable action regarding the course pursued toward the members of the union NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1879.--TRIPLE SHEET, xa |THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE. GRAND MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE YESTER- DAY—UNITING THE FORCES FOR THE COMING ONSET ON RUM--JUDGE PITMAN, FRANCIS MURPHY, DR. FULTON AND OTHER SPEAKERS. “I'm tired of standing with one foot on the consti- tion ana another on a whiskey barrel to save the democratic party,” said Judge Pitman yesterday at the great temperance meeting in Cooper Institute. ‘The house rang with the long continued applause that greeted this declaration, aud there was no dimi- nution when he added that he made this declaration for the benefit of any of his democratic friends who might be present. The Judge was not the first or only speaker; but the crowded audience which filled every seat and left many persons standing around the walls of the large hall shared their approbation about equally between Mr. Murphy and Judge Pitman. Indeed, the enthusiasm was too great for the managers to carry out their purpose in the flaming advertisements which they had sent out. That purpose was to effect an organ- ization and to raise the nucleus of a fund for earry- ing on the temperance campaign in this city. Mr. J. B. Gibbs, the president, threw out the suggestion in his opening remarks and bade the audience think about it. ‘They did think, and afew acted by giving their names and subscriptions to Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Powell, the treasurer, or Mr, Murphy, “the champion reformer of the nineteenth century,” as his old friend and spiritual father, Captain Sturdivant, called him. But though the meeting was announced to close at five P, M., it was nearly twenty minutes later when it adjourned to reassemble in the Thirty- fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, where, as Mr. Murphy announced, meetings will be held daily at noon and in the evening for at least a month, The organization, which is designed to embraco the Clare: Mathew societies and all others who will unite with them on a broad basis of compelling liquor dealers to obey the law and redeeming men ruined by the deadly vice of intemperance, will be effected to-day in the Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal Church, and the financial scheme will then be perfected. If the plan proposed shall be adopted it will require the renun- ciation for the present of separate action by the local societies, so that all efforts may be directed from a common starting point. This centre, if the money is forthcoming, will be in -Cvoper Institute, where a room or rooms can be hired on the Qpor above the street and the great hall can be had of Sabbaths for don Hall Temperance Union, Father meetings like that of yesterday. MURPHY DONE WITH RUM. When Mr. Murphy got up to speak he was received with applagse, He did not see, he said, why all tem- perance workers could not unite on a broad Catholic basis. He did not believe in clyb suasion, It was not aclub that saved Paul. It was kindness and love that made him the great apostle to the Gentiles that he was. A house divided against itself cannot stand, and while one man or one organization may prefer local option, another prohibition, and a third regu- lation by law, all could unite in a Gospel temperance campaign to save the dtunkard and to shut up as many grogehops as they can. His own position on this question is that so long as the State or the muni- cipality grauts license to sell the liquor dealer has as good a right to sell rum as a merchant has to sell dry goods. But he denies that the State has this right to blight homes, to make paupers, to fill prisons and almshouses and graves with drunkards and to increase the taxes of the sober, in- ustrious people to do this thing. ‘This was ‘said with an earnestness that called forth rounds of ap- plause. Continuing his remarks Mr. Murphy said that he had more sympathy with the liquor dealer who sells rum for his bread and butter than with the rich man who gives it away to demoralize society. But, he added, when we stop buying the liquor dealer will stop selling, and not before. (Applause.) ihe have got through selling liquor ——” said Mr. furphy. Voice—"Thank Goa.” And through drinking liquor, also. Voice--Hallelujah!” “And I will say to you that all my trouble has come to me through intoxicating drinks, And if I can rise out of the ashes of @ wasted life, which has madejme prematurely old, you can and every other mun can.’ ‘Mr. Wenzell, one of Murphy's converts at Pitts- burg, Pa., told how bitterly opposed he was to tem- perauce people and their work, He had never at- tended such a meeting until Murphy went to Pitts- burg. He was invited to go to one of his meetings, and then to ridicule his sincerity and declare that he was lecturing only for the money that it brought him. But now he could thank God that Mr. Murphy ever went to that smoky city. “UGLY JIM” AND OTHER CONVERTS, Mr. Murphy started the hymn “Oh, to grace how eat a debtor,” in which the choir and audience joined. He then introduced the man to whom under God he owes all he is, and who it was tapped him on the shoulder and asked him to sign the pledge PIANoFOnTEs ORGANS, &, HE MAJESTY 'S OPERA Ob xx FLATT ING COMPLIMENT 10 seh TEAS & SONS AcapEmy or Music, New You, Dee, 28, 1874, Messrs. Steivway & So: GENTLEMEN-—Having used your cel blie and private durin, re to express our ung’ . richness ‘These maichions i together with precision of wction and unequalled capucity for remaining in. tune for n rent longth of time, in our opinion render the Sieinway Plans, abuve all others, the most desirable instruments tor students of vocal musi¢ he musical public generally. I Etelka G Marie Rox G. Ls Luigi Arditi. G. De} Puente. Va F. de Rialp, i J.-H. Mapleson, NOTE. —The Steinway Pianos wero tho only ones officially used by Her Majesty's Opera Troupe, at the Academy of Music, in the reception room, in the’ green room, in the orchestra and on the stage. ‘The programmes for exch per- fe 1 the official aunouncement that the pianos used by Hor jesty s Opera Tro Shrated housy of BTEINWAY « SONS, THE ABOVE ifleate may be wareroms of 8 WAY & “ASSORTMENT OF SE! AA Grind, Square and Up new; also for sale ce try of second hand Piands of other makers. Bewaro of bogus | as genuine Steinway Pianos at nucti 3s? ONS, 107, 111 East 14th st., New Yor! ave from the cele jdnos, some of them nearly lection in the coun- fine Parlor Organs ments represented nd private sales, vie Fs ag We OF FIRST CL, PIANO ORTES FOR SALE AND TO on ver) Aarne tern Pianos but wr sed exceeding! HAINES BRO: a STEINWAY nd rosewoud Pianoforte, tuade to order, eoxt $900, for $200) ets. Call privaie residence, 120 West all improvement: stool, cover, cab hear'6th ay. IT, SQUARE AND ¢ also for sale and rent, a num- hand Pianos, in perfect order. NABH & CO..11 BROTHERS, offer their largo assortment of new aud second hand o¥ at prices to suit the times; Pinuos to ren T HAZLETON BROS 6 University place, ond hand Pianox (some'of the latter 4s good as new) Will be sold or rented at prices to suit the times, “ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL. now open. . &e., send for cireular. NOTICE.—An extra class for children, beginners and others will commence on Monday, Sry oh 6, to meet on Mondays and Thursdays, from i834 to WEBER PIANOS AT VERY of them used but ® very short by our best musicians and reuily almost aw. good us fully warranted in every respect. Please call at the Warorooms, Oth av. and 18th st, 3; GREAT. PIANO ALA NE! EY IMMEDIATELY WILL Aisicritin Aiatwar wncsterta senders eaines ae nearly new, $125; alko some. pation and bedroom turs. Call private residence, No. 72 West 19th st., corner 6th av. did Organs, $65, * ull Foxewood Pianos, $1 round corners do., $175, cash. $0 will buy new Pianos warranted. | Mu E WATE 8, 40 Bw ADY WILL SELL CARVED ROS octave Pianoforte, nearly new, 85. ADY WILL | doctave upright P 16 2d ay., near CEN CTAVE Miner pad Onickectug:iiptlacests HonvON 3, 137 Blew er rralitaten oats other makes; logues mailed roe. PRIGHT PIANOS—A FINE ASSORTMENT FOR salo and to rent at MARTINS & SON'S 17 East 16th st. 3B. rents; Mi 2 MON $ new Organ, $30 icy East a ate Te. per pa PIA D Manic 40 Unted square, $12 BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE: 20n siODER ianoforte, every improvement: great bargain. BIDDL Waverley place, near Broad oe DANCING ACADEM rivate instruction daily in wclusses beginning. See circulars. DANCING CLASSES, 114 EAST 13TH taught rapidly; PRIVATE tions privately in all Praiboang Sageee’ ox senstentiens, ruforonces given, Address INSTRUCTOR, Herald Uptown office. GAG, 36: pew fare glide, redowa and all other fashionable dances in one course of lessons. Tho first lessons privately and no extra charge. and enter upon a sober and Christian life—Captain Cyrus Sturdivant, The old gentleman made a few remarks concerning the small eftort which he had ut forth to save Mr. Murphy, and he believed in orpel temperance—the grace ‘ot God. and huinan sympathy—to save men, “Neddie” Forte, Ee Robinson, William Mason Evans, Miller and other recent converts having been called upon, spoke ALLETM ASTER 4 West 4th at. maprivete lon D® GARMO'S: CLASSES IN Di 078 Sth ay. ES, Tuosdays sat dand Saturdays at Also Tuesday and Friday even _CITY REAL eer FOR SALE. Afatini Gan ATTRACTIVE Houses, Rens lo cations. Ownet arohineaie, 63 East dist, Pi te ye i ieseribing Tae Cased toe should be built, ATTENTION 15 CALLED 10 THE NEW FOUR cabinet finished Houses Nos. 30 and 32 East 63th st., absolutely complete in all their appointme: on premises. WILLE, N ELEGA! T FULL SIZE 4 (EXTENSION IN HOUSE joining Sth av. tie eo WYe KOFF, re roadway, 30 Pine st. LEGANT EXTENSION | DWELLINGS, i, ADJOINING and on Sth w Madison, Lexington ! ti ave Prices $13,000 to 810.00). WYCKOFF, roadway. (OR SALE—SOME | basement brown stone H, in Hast 7th ot., convenient East 79th es, modern improvements Jevated railroad, No. 356 ANT, CONVEN! NT able House are requested Co call at am ‘Open ali day. st Side. A HOUSE AND LOT, 25X00, NO. 61 CARMINE 8T,, to close an estate, E. L. & B, T. BURNHAM, 609 Hudson st Miscellaneous. ULKHEAD WATER FRONTS, ‘al works, factories, refin ings; for sale low; terme AR CITY, FOR &e.; also Blocks \. YOUNG, Engineer, &¢., 20 Exchange place. BROOKLYN be get FOR “SALE AND TO RE: OR SALE—192 WASH NGTON ets NEW i T mprovemient premine) PROPERTY OUT OF THE Cr’ ALE OR | TO RENT. OR exter CHE nd 10 sere Farms, joining and near Lincoln, Neb., rice $450 to $80 2 malles away, a 5 12 per were; ti ‘ply who cannot give first clas 3 Prot: estant Christians prete: Prop: erty to trado for» 8 f York Property; also equity in a 1,000 acre improved Pai wood and water in abundance; was originally four farm has four Houses; 40 rods from railroad station, Great bargain. No middle men, Call on or address aasonable terms, the finest Carriage Factory and Ware- rooms in Philadelphia, Pa.; contral location, fronts on three streets, 119 feet front, four stories, light ‘trom seven sides; suitable for piano, sewing machine, hosiery. any other manufacturing purposes. Address JOM GATER, southeast corner oth and Buttonwood sts. To 1 LET FOR ‘BUSINESS _ ENNETT” BUILDING, corner of Fulton and Nassau sts. Several Offices in this building to let, at greatly reduced rents. The offices will be altered to suit tenants. ‘The building ix heated by steam and each office has wash- stand und water in it. ‘Two elevators running. No extras. JOHN L. KNIGHT, JOTEL AND BARROOM TO LET-FIVE “STORY brown stone; rent low; 55 G ODALE rt QIEAM POWER—WELL LIGHTED ROOMS, LARGE small, for mechanical purposes. Apply to WALKER, STORE of Variek. 0 LET OR LEASE—THE 1 FIVE 8 STORY IRON FRONT Building Nos. 738 and 741 Broadway; also No. bs ay Ng ly to ROBEET GORLEE 837 Broudwayt ore A GRCRSHANK CO., 68 Broad: ____ DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, Furnished. N ENTERPRISING WOMAN CAN RENT HAND. fA somely furnished house, doin: ‘ood business; price, ae per month. Addre: LAWRESCE, Herald uptown office. A 720.BENT FOUR stoRY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, 416 rooms, ali improvements, bay windows, West 24th gt. rent only $1,050, very low ; brown stone on West 23d at., O; another, sae street, large, private, glegant house, S1m00. JAMES K. EDWARDS, 107 West 23d st At GREATEST REDUCTIONS — partly furnished or fully furnishe y Brooklyn, CKOFF, 30 Pine st, 1,267 Broadway. FURNISHED ROOMS. AND APARTMENTS me ¥, ALSO a - BOOMS TO GENTLEMEN. 26th at., opposite St. James’. Private family. CHOICE OF NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS— Prices moderate; all first class. 214 tase 13th st. Ref- erences. LACE—PRIV FAMILY WILL rent furnished Room to one or two gentlemen; choice averley place, first house euat of University, ELEGANT FRONT BOOM, ALL CONVENIENCES; family or gentlemen; references. 40 West 27th st Broudwiy. Molerate. ICELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, 87: two sunny Rooms, $8; Reception and Bedroom. choay wpoer Room, $2 50; another, $1 50. 106 East 15th, an 15 East 16th st 45 (0), WEEKLY—RooM AND BEDROOM, COM- 50, Jplotoly furnished for housekeeping; éne, all complete, #3, rick st. 1 IRVING PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, ransiontly or permanently, at reasonable prices, * 49, URTION 8 SQUARE —VERY PLEASANT LARGE ont nicel; ished; references. 2208" 31 U! si ED RooM AND PARLOR, 5 “week. c ver vi fo SPRINGETT. me Ht pisevtnng ; | B18 4TH AV. BETWEEN 23D AND 24TH STS.— Handsomely furnished front Parlor, Bed and Wash Rooms: also few single Ko: 38 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ar: APART. s for one or two gentlemen. — 9, 2D AV.—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR ONE ntlemon, without board; referen 37} scentrifa a) ugar, Now. 1 fo briey, also indorsing the position that only the | jy “ s Tata | ~~pexoviver Mig | boxes and’ haan reals. ‘Stocks. { by the proprietors of the New York World, Astatement | grace of Chirist can save and kep the drunkard. F Se ant bande New erie aeentenriagy omeeinee emer aan alk, woous cae: ‘and St. Joseph. 13 house at Havana and cheap Sata boxes, 34,500 bags | from the ‘orld compositors was received, to the effect | Professor Keenan recited a piece entitled “Ugly | at 675 Lexin @ lessons all hours. Broadway. 17 East 1vth st. y Hannibal and St. Joseph pf. 853 | $2417.90 Mads. | Reootpes of she weak—1,400 boxes, 3 that one year ago the World compositors agreed to a | Jim," which so touched the sympathies of the audi- RECEPTION DANSANTE, THURSDAYS. “ Dlinois Central... TOS | pence te bee natavas tae, insina reduction of from forty-six cents to forty-two cents | ence that many wept. ‘The story was well told WLARKOW ADADEE POR DANGET LEGANT, REFINED APARTMENTS, 205 WEST Lake Shore.. 70 per 1,000 ems, with the understanding that should | and the moral emphasized. “After this it ME una ‘ond term and new classes. For pai Michigan Central 72 Bacon, $23 sen 50, currency, pocout, Bai Fo enigg change be ane a week's notice auowna was ben oa tontpe ae eee. secztecice which | lars apply at the academy. = = rris and Essex. 4 Kaperior American, $50 a $56, currency, perquintal. Flour, ven. m account of the rumors prevailing on | opens this s! and which called forth such com- G, . Milwaukee and St 3a 50 @ $30 50, currency, per bbl, lant Thursday & committee from the World chapel ments ‘as “Hit “om again.” “That's it; give it to | T*ENORS ACADEMY. ped OTROS TURD FOO FROSTS OMB Milwankee and St, Paul 14% Se reals waited on Mr. Huribut, but received no satisfactory | ‘em. He believed, with Judge Noah Davis, that this | = Beerth floor; house and table first class, 202 Went 44th Kew York Central. m for Southern, | answer, They, however, performed their duties | work cannot tail so long as Christ has a tabernacle on. drecedbmae9 New Jersey Central. 32% ; until about eleven o'clock, when they were dis- | the earth, And, furthermore, he believed that the GOOD BUSINES -OPPURTONTIY OW peat $7 WEEK — BOARD. SINGLE ROOM, 1S Ohio and i 1% [ charged, and a number of compositors who had been | present Legislature of this State will consider the AG ‘an entire Stock of B nd Shoes, which are all 3 i camel Race te: le 1” ‘8 827 50, currency, kept in ae in the Tribune Building were marched | propriety of building or buyiug an institution in and staple goods; stor ated in best part of town; —— Sy Pacific Mi 134% ebb on ‘Aimerienn. in to fill their places. A committee was appointed | this city where inebriates can be cared for until th five years; must be sold to complete new 10, Sa ERLEY PLAC R BROADWAY.—FRON? Panama. 133 = aI Mex. to devise means for the relief of the discharged are reformed and saved, He did not believe that @ : sient $100 ges bd tw Sh Reare | ners WS See Quicksilver: 12 1% “1 reals «20 reals; mo. | World printers, and to submit a report regarding the | prohibitory law could be enforced in this munici- N, 96 Main st., Sing Sing, N, Y. sarees anew - ~ = Louis and Tron Mountain. 124% uy 12% 'y beans, 2145 0 22 reals, | affair to the regular meeting of the union, which | pality, but he was ylad to know that Judge Kilbreth RESTAURANT AND BOARDING HOUSE, FIRST 1 ‘TH st, N NO, 34. LEGANT ROOMS, EITHER EN Bt. L., K. C. and N.. 6% Ts currency. rari wing tobueco, $48 a sold, per | will be held to-morrow. The special meeting was a | had held to bail two of the Excise Commissioners for down town, at a sacrifice; Beer and & aoe oral gly; stylish neighborhood; home comforts; % 2615 I. we5 oy a 1014 reals, currency, por nrrobe, Houpe secret one, and reporters were excluded, violating their oath in granting license to a man of : - 14 Beds, all complete. Inquire at f00 | Board or without, pendent Heike et: 4 a Jong stiaved, $52 a $50, currency, per M. Freights i notoriously bad character ou the plea that three beds See en ee eee. FON MALES anoADWaY | LBoDANK AV. GEARGE, ALCOVE ROOM; ESO ‘ 3 in a cellar constitutes a hotel. NICE CIGA ‘0 ‘0 WE—571 BROADWAY, eDother large and smal oms, together or separately, as pe a a et ple Eo COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Dr. J. D. Fulton, of Brooklyn, made tho closing | {hepposite Metropolitan Hotel, amid soyoral theatres; | with Board; references, Western Union Telegraph. 9645 eeoEs rts) pak) United St per hhd. of sugar, address. It was full of earnestness and vigor. When | Plenty reom; very cheap; with or without Stock. 91, WEST 318T ST—HMNDSOMELY FURNISHED Mo. and Texas, 645 50. r hhd. of molasses, i & $2 50. Tobaec Supreme Court—Cuampens—Held by Judge Bar- | God makes up Ins mind to take this city, be said, NEST LIQUOR STORE ON SOUTH ST., INCLUD: fourth floor Room, suitable for one or two persona, (Canada Southern. 46% be J Py PSpanish old, 20080 0 201. | Exchange firm: | pott.—First Monday motion calendar. Court opens | the devil must give way. And Tfeel that God has ne lenge fine $8.00 hot free real | either with or without Board; references. @ United States. sixty days gold, 84444 premium; y. ; “ye ate: 180. fina, lau, “elt ron *Ex dividend short sight do. 9a 0% preminm: on Loudon, 14 10%, pre: | at half-past ten o'clock A. M. Calendar called at | made up his mind, They talk about building a jail | $F ae sis aides | DBP ST. sy WH The meme Longrian yesterday were:— mium; on Paris, 5 ats premium, “ twelve o'clock M. Lhe calendar will not be called | in Brooklyn, the Doctor added} tet them empty their Trea and Boerum plage, Brooklyn: all’ froo: would ex Leodwoparively or togeth ‘i eyond No. 9) to-da rum shops ‘and the; ave rooms to let in their — i HFG bod ba 4" oH & St J pref. FINANCIAL. Tass Court—GENERAL TenmM—Held by Pre- | jails. (Applause.) The Doctor told of a visit he had Touoe rah PROFITA- « <K HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Illinois Central. 80. {omy NG HROORD. 95 EAI siding Justice Davis and Judges Brady and Ingalle,— | made to a town in Maine, in whose jail there had not 'aeb Broaiway, Owner retiring. Call on front Parlor; also Rooms on second and third floors, — Tina a i areeairags is the only meg "| Calendar for January —Non-enumerated motions, | been a prisoner for a year, and before the door of ST ST. 141 WEST.—DOU BLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, way. reliable saceounte from At Nos. 1 to 80 inclusive. Preferred causes—Nos, 90 to | which the grass grew green. The jailer, tired of ALS tamished, with Bourd: also table Board ER mings. Mining stock orders |. | 120 inclusive, Enumerated motions—Nos, 136 to 365 | such a lonely lite, was going to move away. The EAST ERCY PLACE awa Yntormation free, Ant CHISOLM. Propriotor | inclual 11879, he believed, had wondertul possibilities 1528S, Se a cee ay SLAC aeaee T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages otight; Insurance of all kinds effected with best compa- SUPREME CouRT—Sprctar, Tenm—Held_ b; fore it, The temperance people want money | JOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED BOARDING LIFE AND Donnie wens ‘tira to. carry. on their’ work, but bebind every | £ House, consisting of US rooms, all newly furnished 18 22301 WEST, 42D ST.—ROOMS TO LE: 7oceh Law and fuct—Now. 104, 707, 258, 752, | whiskey bottle in New York there aro thou. | Pnt! by hey At AL os‘ eleelaaate thout Board, #1 50, $5 per woek. Inq nies at Vaart " 37, 621, 796, 775, 563, 564, 792, 798, 779, | sands, if not millions. If ever the liquor traftic is to | ——- )LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITH- anne ot '& CO. 165 Broadway, box 1,880. 97, 799, 808, 825, 803, 804, 815, 584, 719. be thrown down it must be by the mighty power of ( YSTER AND DINE Vout Break mall private family; best location. In Broewrs MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.—MONEY Bh co Lage re ed by roe todd nyt ee poe seabetnre ao eee |S Li J Liquor Store. Apply at quire 33 Wer PE RIPE Ys joaned at six per cent. onohue.-—Nos, 2724, 7 0 ke ing in this worl must put their 8 ———<—— — FE. E. BOWEN €00., 62 Liberty st. | 4915, 2924, 2019, 2059, 9876, 2592, 1599, 1890, tts, 32, ade ero they can take hold of the hand of God, FAB. SNe - AN TAMILY WILL LET, WITS TGAGE LOANS, IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, | 2114, 2606, 2633, 2702,’ 3704, 2735, Bin, ie “invitation having beon given there was & rush Mac HINERY EXCHANGE, 107 LIBERTY ‘OR aceilent table; plencant, refined home; terme mod fo and 7 per conte pecialty, 38 Broadway, room 1 279%, 2798, THO, 74d, BOG, ALi, 2778, 2649, | to the platform to sign the pledge, Little boys and purchase, sale and repair of second hand Machinery; 3 Bast 70th ste ‘96, 2606, 1174, 2764, 2765, | their fathers gathered around the gable. Men with: save money men with blue shirts and with ruby faces, and pale, old men aud Mac nisteny Wann Pin young, eagerly seized the cards and allowed th: Addi sith particular WitLiaM EO MILLER, 3 selves to be bound, by the sacred symbol of the blue | av., ribbon, never more to touch, taste or handle ti toxicating eup. FFICE OF WELLS, FARGO & Co. E 4 iS Bnoabway, Deo. 16, 1878, The total salen of stocks at the Board during the ‘The reguler semi-angual dividend of four por cont has week, aggrogated 860,10 shares, which wore distrib | poon deciared Tig. the directors of this company, payable uted as follows:—Albany and Susquehanna, 100; At- | 7"iyetfanster boks will clone January 4 at2 P.M, and re. lantic and Pacific Telegraph, 1,221; Burlington, | open Fopraary 6. - BOARD AND LODGING “WANTED, — , 1 IVING HERE, THERE unre. yrtle ra y p be ap ) SECOND ND STEAM. EN. | to Have more room than she requires. Such & porson will Waite to i 250 a ede, Winclecaauniees of a desirable boarder by addressing X. X., Herald Up. ak pasimoital ernacle Methodist Episcopal Church in the evening. ‘othen. Cedar Rapids and Northern, 434; C., 0., C. and L., 8,450; pet Reg retary. | 1161, 3688, —_—— . ee erase mses | 1 A ~ more #4 Chicago aud Northwestern, 74,665; do. preferred, S¥ATES ROLLING stock | SUPEWOR CovRt—GxxEnaL TenM—Held by Chief AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. FURNITURE. OARD WANTED INA JEWISH FAMILY. FOR UNITE! 908: Chis ae eed : Justice Curtis and Judges Van Vorst and Speir. 62,205; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 5,593; Chi_ a ag New York, Jan. 1, 1879 endar for January—Appeals from orders—Nos. 1, cago and Alton, 1,100; Canada Southern, 6,425; Chi The annual meeting of the stockholders of this v1 4, 5, G7, 8, 9, 10, 2, 13. General calondar—! cago, Burlington and Quincy, 3,129; ©., ©. and 1.C., | Sill pebeld at the oftiee of the company gio . Us q Sur nm Count—Sprrcran Tenmt—Held b; c 7,025; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 8,814; Delaware, | the reception ot ch -Calendar for Jantary<Detmutrery Nec, | veaterday aftornoon to further the causo of temper. Cal- sreinway | a A cont ior, | pun SISHED ROOMS WANTED, Cali . sires on Murray Hill & Sitting » Call private | ished. with or without first clase changed? no objection to French fa Exactly twenty-three people, exclusive of the choir of nine persons, assembled in Clarendon Hall, i ‘Thirteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, Chataber : Sedgwick, —C . " mt e Lackawanna and Western, 149,720; Delawareund Hud. Sse 6, Isntien of fi aco, A De. Remington was advertised to bo present, | A rot tay HAUMANS.< INNES st REDUCTION AND = eS SS eee seers son Canal, 7,225; Erie Railway, 138,337; do. preferred, | __ PE H, Secrotary, Setue Femmes Se a but he > aid not put —— ene: =. Bis hardeon and Bedding, at the Inrguat eatablishimont in the vity, 312 ‘: HOTELS. ‘nae 400; Harlem, 200; Hannibal and 8t. Joseph, 2,335; do, Bric KH ONTARIO SILVER MINING COMPANY, 31 4 presi read a chapter from the Book of Judges, | and 514 Sth ay,, corner s0th st, “CFNEW ENGLAND HOTEL, HE BOO ROOMS; v si Ang road st., New York, ty 4, INTY.—Dividend No. 39, | 103, 320, M49, 488, 459, 495, 480, wai 428, 05, 120, 134, | The eli some pleasing songs, after which the ¥ % ow rt 0 preferred, 3,010; Illinois Central, 3,620; Lake Shore, | The reealarinonthi vitvidondoe abcontaper tharehasbean | 17%, 40, O14. Part Adjourned nti the Arst Mon: imiven. * (ANTIQUE AND MODERN : ALLonieinge, 8c. A0e., Se, ¢ weekly, 82 t + Saeartisas 117,920; Michigan Central, 26,900; Milwankee and St. deciared for Dee eae Bares cates f ge day ot February, me t i a aahetithianamntincandiates SYPHER & € 20.4 603 Broadway, aro now offoring at RVING HOUSE. BROAD HES, AND 12TH ST.—AMER- Paul, 5,9285; do. preferred, 62,985; Missouri, Kansas | Miuvfcr books clans on the touk inet | ane te Dr Daly ood Pudges i> ee ef — =f AGED AND INFIRM HEBREWS. greatly reduced prices their entire stock before removal. weaton contral; exsellent apessemodeniens sp and Texas, 6,963: Morris and Essex, 11,950; New York . B. PARBONS, Assistant Secretary. | Sn or9, calendar for January—Appenls from orders— pia cbt Bs ANN. BROTHERS ARE OFFERING GREAT __ OAS. LEP Central, 4,043; New Jersey Central, 26,592; Ohio and | HE SUGAR’ QUESTION! Now. 1 to 28 inclusive. (Appeals from Judgments of | ‘The Board of Directors of the Home for Aged and ES" Rect ter coral Seouae “Wacky cok NEY. HOTEL—SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED ROOMS a 286; ” is Court and referees’ repor' jos. 24 to 87 incln- expectal 4 $0 Mississippi, 6,999; Panama, 286; Pacific Mail, 2,610; ‘A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS Whiv vAVOR sive. Appeals from district courte—Nos, 88 to 140 | Infirm Hebrews met yesterday afternoon in the par- mesthly » payments taken. eur ESF mar semengrec ny 1 a ls mable. By Quicksilver, 100; St, Louis, Iron Mountain and South- | suc A REVISION OF THE TARIFF AS WILL | inclusive, ern, 1,110; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, Commos Piras—Equity Trnat.—Adjourned for the | ayenue A and Bighty-seventh street. It was expected lor of that institution, on the northeast corner of | TMMENSE RED Carpets, Bedding, ION IN PRIC Stoves, de, f e8 OF FURNITC cash or woekly FINE ARTS. 7 JON CTION OF TH tit RTUWAIT & C6 SD; 0d, platted, 9,000; ‘Union MERA RMS | Tor TO Oe Bonen, Cucmno ton OF TER | Sem. pr asectyactis; Tenmuttlin by Judge J, | that some action would be taken in the matter of ac- and 15 Bn Mg wea 6g sada i Wabash, 4,145; Western Union Telegraph, 49,472; Ad- | DUTIES ON SUGARS, AND ALSO TO PROTEST | » ‘Haiy,—catendar for January—Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6,7. | copting ar declining the gift of $250 offered to the ¢ Furniture, at reduced prices before removal. ams Express, 340; American Express, 235; Wells, | AGAINST ADULTERATIONS IN REFINED SUGARS Pn ts mee no Tee Pat inetd by | Home by Mra, A, T. Stewart through ex-Judge Hilton, ‘Fargo & Co,'s Express, 996. AND syRves, a a peng ta ON Rh the meoting Mrs. President Stiner informed the N86, 837, 761, S26, 827, 840, 1742, 548, 776, 82 », Atte Tho money market during tho past week was re- a To TOE GOU. SOD: Som eEL, 628, Ba, WEB TL, eo tae: verter that the attjoet had uot come up in any aba “27 BLEECKER 8 vanced upon Diamon {also Pawnbrokers! T NEWSPAPERS. pur NEW YORK HERALDS, isa? YO DATED ANY odd numbers and other Vapors for sale, Kaight’s ven, Yerett kets bought at TF WILL BE HELD AT : Part 3 or form p meet yesterday was simp! 4 iw Broadway. Shakespeare bought and nd, moroece extra, for SLL warkably easy for this time of the year. Tho 488, Part Adjourned for the ter yi " met the regu ae meth one fo: auditing of bills, &e, FOR | Sil other, serial works in like prope K. WALKER & large demand for money at the opening of a new CHICKERING HALL, Maning Count. ‘Teum—Part 1—Held by Lore » subject of the proposed | BROADWAY ANOVE 2D ST_—MONEY FoR SONS, ™ Dey'nt WILLIAM A. GLOVER, | = gift Would be discussed at any future time, Mrs. 4 ; perly with ‘Joseph A. Jackson, Stiner expressed the opinion that the matter was | fo Chiof “Justice Alker—Now, 48), 4700, 514s, 5471, To question whet sisi ~ * | year for the payment of @iterests and other settle- ON MONDAY EVEN ments had searcely any influence upon the local 5139, 4765, 4706, 4945, 511 Nos. G, JANUARY 6, 1879, AT 8& O'CLOCK, ASTROLOGY. Sinnot 3802, 4497, 313, 6008, SAL, Bat, BAG, S04, | Settled and that no further notice would be taken of | ~\ Tis WROADWAY — LOANS NEGOTIATED, WONDERFUL CHILD, GirTED Witt RECOND money market, and call loans were made at 4 a5 por Bi th 13i, A118, 2, if ! P , As ‘i Suns, 5449, 4424, 4501, 4149, Part 3—Held by Judge | AA Diamonds, Wai and Personal Property: no watt: ight verything Without questioning. 6 Weet cent, with exceptions slightly higher and lower, | ™!® MEETING WILL BE ADDRESSED BY EMI- “Nos, 5003, OU, 012, 178, 2010, BIN, D1, — ing cat alway U $. THOS, LYNCH, m illic cbdieabiaiehail ‘There was a fair supply of prime commercial paper NENT SPEAKERS. 5 isi, “A421, 2H, 6206, Galo, 517%, 5198, BILLIARDS. ARGAINS IN DIAMONDS, WATCHES, NECKLACE, | COUNTESS DE LONDON, GREATEST LIVING © 3615, 4458, 5168, S000, SONY, 5049, GLT0, SITS, 51 THE IM. BRUNSWICK BWALKE CO Biss lets, Chains and Silve re. GEORGE Oh ‘ const . family evshion | th st. marriages, satisfaction. at dis a5'e percent, The bank statement was again | ORGAN pps 70 TO 8 OCLoce BY PROF. | 5185; 5189, 51V1, 5164, 5208, Hs, 4902, 5993; 960 2 A diisaaway Waretooms now ope aa Brondwa * aalks ayable OVER 30 YEARS, ‘its on or favorable and shows a gain of $1,537,600 in the total 7 18, 5219, 5220, Sav hand Billiard Tabl on 1 ssiyipss a PEN AT LOCK, , S219, 5220, 5222, hand a len, in all designs, at SHE: OVA STH AV. NEAR ISTH ST—MRS. COLLINS, AY reserve, made up of an increase of $472,100 specio prone ford RESERVED | Powe Tires 4 rand 5230, 6: MERICAN STANDARD BILLTAR! a DIAMONDS, “n A vanlhae's emai pavanee. 2: Drotiavle aiid tratworthy clairvoyent, ‘maguele’ and $1,065,500 legal tender notes, ‘The surplus te- : i twee by | Al Tobl rice Ay AL over; the k Rokdk CL ALLEN, 1, Tw Broadway, near 20th st rent. am . s*—Part 1—Held by | ai “ ard ta wa ~ = serve, on Seong Of tae tncrenes of about $3,000,000 in | jjabitiy Tuacly ns raple va. Frederick W. Ww LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHE MEDICAL deposit liabilities, has gained only $796,775, It is Wiow bIME aa INGs r Malloy, robbery; vs, Peter Wood, RTISTIO Bi of te ls | FL DVICE FREE—DR. AND MME. SELDEN OFF a Pr “ied NIOK HANK, ‘Michael Phillips, folonions Halle, Clot property of all k pand tecldonce dup Lexington av.-near athe arte ban Meh WORMS & You Age—den: | WS serens on depostio thom W Bio hy St. the rate, of yi Same va. John Hicks, burglary; Same vs. WE GOLLN Dt, 748 Wrowlwny j= £_ATTHEARS, O07 Bro — DYICE Pake—ba watt HEAD, Pave pte tng hy & Are, Par cent Hernan and ou all sume oxeveding eer ieee oh at! pa Rea | | Fi DECKER & €O.'S, 726 BROADWAY W DE WANtED TO PURCHASE. of Midwifery, 215 Kast 40th st dd avy. o o ‘om the pet by © eo al . er ws lower th: eve ‘ . rn 7 owing is ® comparison of the averages of m the ox: | larceny y «Bee edb gra igns in Billiard Tables; prives lower than ever. Waster FIRST RATK CAMELS TATR STAWT, Janae, 20) IRD. “op: Dé AM MAURIORAU, OFFICE, 0. se Nw York ban forthe lat two week Petes et Jermarrite Seah | Comma Te teow rT eece eee pars reouions Warts To TEA PooL, Tami. wirit AcE | WV ot the best av tpries to salt the Ta Liberty x ‘open daily from. 4 and os t and Saturdays Witt a. Dee cae Zueing, burg: the appurtonan Adures , 320 Broadway, room | Address, in confi , rald Uptown office, . 1 7 OI AN DOE at on, oe 0 from 1010 7, SOHN We BE TON Presidene” | lary: Sume vs, William J. Deo, burglary; Sane vs. F : ME. B. BURGER, FEMALE DOCTOR AND MID. i: oy rinee| $ 380,000 Giauosnn §. Cuarin, dyounrer Join Lynch and John Green, burglary; Same ve. as —— VALENTINES. rue. _ Advive trom. 26h Haat Sen 6 5 bn Ma nee atta Soe raKWe iS QANGY VALENTINES -LARG Ist ST, NEAR Tit Charles H. Sparenberg, burglary; Same ys, Willian Mi LYONS, lor WEST bi ay. Howard, grand larceny; 200 Legat — 40,787,100 an 000 206,078,000 ee ol 208,20 100 $200. OOO mts, SUMS TO Si 4) ON Edward's. Full 4 RER HOURS AT Hie OLD : erate eae five years, also Ral war uller, TAth av.) rubber, gold and platina; prices to | the very lowest prices, from t Rs. it, Wi rey », Cireulaton. 19,070,700 "19,848,900 uo. 272,100, | money ab 4 per vous WL Gus ‘wikcstea © | Muswek, forgery. : aber the nauber, UY Uth ay.; open evenings. oo, | WACLL, 140 Kast Houston vt, | Mie Sig, Biber ive sition bib cna un ove, ¥