The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 28, 1872, Page 3

lace the number of spectators who witnessed at four millions, rh of Lucan of the First jaj.-Gen. Sir Thomas W. Mace Prince Kdward of Saxe- 1 Maj-Gen, Primrose of the House- nointa on the way which played commanded by Life Guards, Mahon, Mal. A GREAT DAY IN ENGLAND, NATION'S THANKSGIVING FOR ALPERT EDWARD'S RECOVERY, re stationed bi "God save tie Q Jinewificent Specticle inthe Metropalia vour flillions of Speer aceumian to Ste to Tours by th, reeting of her Sabjects. < observed ns voliday throughout the United Kiy after (he convalescence of the Prince of Qucen signified her intention to wo tn Cathedral to attend a thanks rthe recovery of her fon pauanayge OF the A anything ev Lot the expense of the ¥ suibserips make the event on D SPLEN DON. innumerable vinelal towns, con running extra trains to ac Among the strangers who aly from all qua of Dublin, the Pro- nd many others, 1 Visitors from the neighbor- ne Sines of Europe are hardly leas numer cveral days past the streets along the route of th heen made t Jon froin the pt ine of Farring- nother, hardly nied Oxford road, entry, wreaths character, were’ displived from housotops and windows and acre neas Of aearlet, and other gong molate the crowds. the seen offte rfoct wilder= gold fringe, vs waved from the where gaily dressed ren pressed to. view the nds and cheered vost of Edinburgh, distingulehed, vt and bho and lapped the! street, the Strand, ehur: hyard, 1) Oxford road, and rendered almost hnp crowds which theonged to view preparations for this sunday last, particularly from daylight steady stroarr AMPNICANS IN LONDON In contributing to the suc to the British. the Voth were often such aa “ Friendly t Old fuiley, Hi grand thanksgiving. A NEWSPAPERS An ttonded with ition was tak: als, ns Well as fe © OF THE PAGRANT. futmont stores now, and many of ortot individ et off with Loy ince of W. Thanks to God." All trafiie w ond Westiniaster, 1 the procession afice 6 and pedesirians after 9 ¢ d salutes fre “God Save the All windows throughout London rdered off the jock this morn. neand thos A to be strengthened, as along the route brought a tabu. 'y four-story buildings w One vacant 8p 6 Napoleon and House in Oxford rod, thoug! othe facilities of the ary and navy club, of which the ex-Lmperor It is reported too that ation from the pseeral pol for tho day. sold by thousands, been struck In honor of The poets have been selzod wi invited to sl h the general thankoyl ving als and perio~ feaiwember. 1 ed an invit una are prubit throughout the island, prepurations have heen made for the IMumination of the western front and the entire dome of St. Paul's i and line Lyhts. He was ac. resa Bugenté anied by his von ight With sh of Engtand, the club vublie buildings, and the app ment stores will h vate dwellings and st. frehope te th ™ such ae the F @ thelva to their customers, and stil othe mg the latter was Miss Burdett nll Hospital ; ato thelren YUL TRANSPO Lud gate Hill pre: Lwith partice rerns along the entire iz the notabiliti who attended t Ha to-day were Mics Minnte War- ren, Gen. ‘Tom Thumb, and Commodore Nutt, ed and fur oF angle was to-day ov with canvas roofling. i a balloon is anchored. with an enormous Princ to It is suspended an illuminated car. ib houses, ratiway stations, and ali pul- ecame grand stands, TUN DAY AT WINDSOR, three oxen, barbecued, and hoge- he poor of the nelahbor- y received for seats along the route was donated by individuals and corporations to fur- nish for the thanksgiving dinners for the in- mates of thelr workhouses. ‘Thousands of poor children were regaled in Clerkenwell. ‘To-morrow the Prince of Wales reeelves an ‘poration of London, twill present a Tt ix crowned of Wales foather, and hood and the tenan dings for the thine with people and 1y private boxes, hun with damask and lace, were erected on the sidewalks along the route, larly tn St. Paul ¥ route of the procession, from he Cathedral and ssion, isseven way along the e: uchingham the residents ss Alexandra The Muminat to-morrow night. jarkable, that in spite of the great excitement Which existed amon tors there wns little or no dis ad themselves: tremendous pressure of call on the sol- The streets in the nel were Htnpassable: ut the greater was deverted. and large distriet# remote from the scene were silent as the tombe, ON THE CONTINENT, At Herlin and elsewhere on the Continent the English assembled in their churches and held ght will be repeated s were built, verzreen were erected every few ‘n both sides were de not houre by hou block by block. Theentire polic ven thousand Every available » ovoupied by the spectators, THE DAY OVENED with salutes and the ring rely suspended, howhich the bioks Toe house the enormous The police at time less to resist. th rawd, and were obliged diers for assistance. Dorbuod of the It for whole blocks pass were cleare At half pant were greeter he populace, irty thousand salute from the ar- the royal purty left the pala, with ter ttan despatch from Bombay atates oMciuls attended Parsees as- J enlidren, and a roy vernor and the cathedral in their synagy temples, and. the sion moved from the Pala ndoos in. thelr ns and other re- cir several places of worship © thelr various inglish Prince. iso been held to- indaor, Leicester, Edinburgh, Henley, Oxford, Cambridge, and Jersey, Mohammeda 4s containing the Speaker of the House of 1 the Lord Chancellor, Jlighnone the Duke of Cauibridge, Com. 8 according nkselving services hav. day in Exeter, Wi belonging to the Royal House: rd and Lord Chamberlain, A GREAT BANKER'S TU Street in the Rew 1 Highuers the Pris o—-Ocenntion ViTighieames tive o Fifth Aven e Stuck Exchauge, Le Grand Lockwood was buried yester- day morning from the South Reformed Church, ind Twenty-first street. Some time hour appointed for the services the chureh was filled by a multitude of more than ordinarily distinguished appearance. There were many bankers, brokers, and mercantile men, and members of the New England Society, of which Mr. Lockwood was an influential member. 10.20 A. M. the funeral cort/ye arrived from the late city residence of the great under the charge of Mr. the undertaker, Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, ‘The troops in the. pro tachients of Life Gui ession consisted of de- ds. Koyal H rs, Hussars, Grenact sihess, the Coldstream Guards, and the Koval Marines, TIE PRINCE OF WALES fooked thinner aud paler than when last seen in puvlie, but appeared to be nuch Ktronger than Alexandra came in Imiuense assemblage of epecta id the cager increased to whose carriage fol- eering and shout. line, and the pro- anker, 44 Fifth James Young, ‘The remains were enclosed in A rosewood casket, which was heavily mounted bore « plate with the fol- yall along thi t gate to the city Shorltf, and six nin their robe k, met the roy Aldermen, wi Of office, and Wand performed tue ceremony of to Mer Mujes y the keys on, Teaching lowing inseripiion LE GRAND LOCK Woop. Torn August 1, 18%, Died February 24, 1872 ained seats within | nds Upon the ourehyard with. ediace, Wiile thou thaased in ty us earshot of Lhe inusie. WITHIN THE CATH The entire assembh tered, wd Mr Ok Ler seul, of tae catheds porary arias casket was temporarily depost literally covered with Wrought in Wreaths, anchors, harpy, Floral offerings also adc were borne to wed by the pall-bearers, Mesars, Isworth, Jesse Hoyt, ho O'Brien, Albert Hu er ‘Bryson, satly cuiungr d G. Saltonstall d by the Rew, Dr. B. of the ebureh; the Rev. ond street Presbyte- Mr. Woodruff, services were the Forty-se Usd LO ike Usual orde a tae preparat riplions nave already boo tie Queen heading bie Wales qiviiue choir, and then or aen foad, eve L known a mon whe endeavored to be e true to iis country, hilt family, and: his Hk QUEEN AND ROYAL PAMILY Ww at Lhe centre of the Daun, playing (hand and tue iene With Laeir wine: how and the Bpoas Airs In iron of Giese Lin tae Best Ger of depot cars were woe to follow the remains to forall who Dylans glk aranes on 16 vears of ago Mr, Lockwood waa en- Of Shipman, Com- years afterward he becan H irent uf (hem were aid Lockwo: fa railway rion, Wit the Qi Hae fins’ Ger of tie Boris ali ot Louuon, to tne Lords Lie plomatic Corps, anc Board of Works) and (he ters ‘hae remainder ae Wik UuruWwA open to the general vprives, and held (reasurer of the Lake Shore and Michigan South- ©.n Railroad, director of the N ‘ae itty Mall Stein New York & iod he owned nearly all of th A inhi to the Corps wivries flank, an} treasurer of thy peanut Bourd. SEATS FOR WOKKINOMEN, pe teehee millions, ended d sasirously for him, a ire fortune. ee coumisted of He offered ey= fiturs, including bis palace in Palin oxvy Une nd @ sermon by the Arch- mun ty, and certainly t pubhe from the many 4 yeen given of it known to th eriptions whieh hat histime thatthe estimation Inwhich smon held hina was teat prom= iis cieditors voluntat nterbury in hia sermon nh December fe CAMILA mrgiviing Tor the tr Its grace condauing hie fellow busine Duy nude «46 oniplete was their con! her and wife of IMs Kor in bis iniege Ie RP AL trhat Dud te misfortunes, SUN Teporter conver atan from who: nee Hut who had helped bim Se Mit dee. Ttiat ein fac Chrte fOr aswini d cane, aid inany ta this ebty, and more upon Christ ox our rand Lock woud as a true and generous friend Jost be Coen tno session of the Btook Exchange board vie back to Gand Wm Was erected Wai The Nilsson barewell Season, to be lost to the ial Interost will m of three weeks that It ix a serious disap: ierlean puble t wh to the saort Pat of Checrang nent that we ai Ambrobe Thomas ceriainly ook @ very a (ke QUEEN MOVED TO TEARS. cided bold upon public favor with bis * Mignon,” ven them wa Jous opera would not have As it fa, tho old » programme for next mianded equal ad to have Gorue the K comprises * and © Faust Tho’ alo of wubacriptiones comimenoed yesterday morning, hut of souls Lor sugiv Lerurmances begins tO- dhe Lent eobuuatos THE SUN, HE TRIALOF MAYOR WALL, TWO DAYS CONSUMED IN SECURING OND-HALF OF THE JURY, Jurors whe Know Too Mach aud who Know Too Little Avoiher Bx sion of the November Term, this Time with the Consent of the Defences The trial of Mayor Hall was resumed in the Court of General Seostons yesterday morn- ore ing, Chief Judge Daly Pleas pre- ing. The attendan ent as on the previous day, though the door-keepers were more cautious and exacting Inthe admittance ot applicants, Ma thointerested parties to put inan appearance, his erand entrance being made at 100, aitractine the silent admiration of the multiude. Te wa dressed as on Monday, eave only that he onlited the coral scarf pin, He walked tn smiling, and was soon engaged ina pleasant chat with the loungers in the bar, He was soon followed hy Nis associate counsel, Moesre, Clinton and Tre- tain of the prosecution stepped in flve minutes later, with United States Commissioner DAVESVORT AND Tis CART BAG. Wheeler H. Peckham followed tn good time. ‘The Hon, Joseph Howard, Jr, was next, and took his seat at the Clerk’s deck, ‘The single steno- srapher of the Times arrived early, but found the reporters’ seats all oceupled by the force of Tie SUN and the sevenicen representatives of the Heraut, Assistant District Attorney Sullivan was the ut to arrive before the Judge, Me amiled and saluted the assistant proscoutors courteously. Judge Daly tuok at 10 minutes past M,and Court was Immediately opened In due form by Capt. McCloskey, the urbane end accommodating baid-headed er The Clerk, Mr. Sparks, nt once proceeded to business, calling William €, Moore and George Isaacs, both of whom failed to respund. FOUND, BUT POUND WAN FEN: Lewis Kruder, dry goods dealer, 5 a sinall sized German, didn't read the papers and had no opinions, He was challenged te the favor by Ira Shafer for the defence, and «wo that he had never heard anything agatnat the Mayor. ‘The case went to the triers, and Mf Cifiten asked to Interpore another challenge, that the juror was deficient In his understanding of English, A discussion enaued aa to the re- aulatity of this challenge, and it was ruled ont Mr. Ciinton—Then we admit that the challenge to the favor by the defence is enstained. Ex-Kecorder En tth—¥ that to the trick aud not tothe private counsel on the otlier aide, ME. Clinton” Ther. are to privete contre! here Tho Court ruled that the questton of fact being admitted by the prosecution, It need go to the trices. We witha eto the favor. We renews we to the favor on fhe aan that the Juror imperfeeuy underttanas the elinh Tanguay. Me. Bhafor— Wo andintt that that ten principal cauee of challeore aud not a challenge to the favor, Mr. Clinton—Then we challenge for principal cause, THE FQURTH JUROR FOUND. This was objected to ax irrecular, hut after some discussion was adtitted. ‘Then Mr. Cil ton proceeded to question the juror on his knowledge of the Boglish language, after whleh the challenge was withdrawn and the juror aworn In ag number four, George Tsawes then made his appearance and was sworn as to his fines, He Wook the with afing silk hat on his he d uplit hand, He raid he was a clothier at it Hrow1- Hud read everything in the papers about axes against the city oMiclals but had 1 forme: of the iu the tdi selves Kitt Chaton, for the prosecution, interposed a alle othe favor, ‘The juror had read the the efty oficials, tn formed and expresse Had formed nor garding tho Mayor ape were all bad. ‘The ju: FIST PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE ¢ CUTION, John IL. Sprinemeyer. a red-faced. grny- headed man, had onty heard of the char against the Mayor here in He was ac inet maker, out of business. He had no opin- i Didn't road papers much; s ucainat the city. Kuows old Mr. Inge soll, of the firm of Ingersoll & Co. not th oung nin, Cred to buy chairs from him up to live years ago. Used to know him when Tweed wis in nership wath him, Didn't. know ‘Tweed. ‘The prosecution challenged hin per- emptorily, and he went away. A BARBER THAT READS THE TIMES, Henry , Valentine, vers etreet, only knew what he i in Court about this cwe. He reads the papers, and has opinions. He has talked about these cases, but never expressed opinions of the truth or falatty Of the charg. Had said that if the Mayor was guilty of the charg he was the worst of the lot. “He reads the (ruune generally, and som Lines the Tine, though he don't take them general changes a tne the expressed ag opinion re- Mealy. He thought they F Was cacuced, y THE PROST- both, He has ‘read them diligently for many months, but didn’t believe them, im- pression from them of the truth or innocence of the accused officials. He had an opinion of the generally, and considered guilt of the Tn layor Hall a member of the Hin Went to the tries, who barred out. George W. Walgrove responded Resides In ehty-fourth street. Ts in the clothing trade Reads THE SUN regularly, and the others when ome in his way idem reads the 7 in ad und conversed about these charge generally, and most assuredly las formed any expressed opinions apout the official av ts of city officers, Incinding the Mayor. He went the way of ull opinionated men. THE FIOTHE IMPARTIAL MAN. Joseph W. Siupson, dealer brokleres ih bigith avenu those cases, but couldn't Fr bad expressed opinions; thoughtle very probae ble he had expressed opin! the what he had read had not impressed his mind frioly. If had expressed an opinion, he thought he must have fornied one, th: gh he was notcertain: about it, Usually reads ‘Thus Sux and Hore'd. Thinks he has had devided opinions about New York oMcia!s generally, and hes those opinsons yet, but had a doubt about Mayor Hail, ‘The Benileman was accepted and sworn in, ANOUK HONEST MAN FOUND. Henry A. Vanuess, 211 Vast Iifteenth street, furniture dealer at 715 Third avenue, has The case r. Valentine ead about Chis carey bu gencraleh t tneku ul neve aalnst the Mayor, Keadé no 5 Haus not formed or expressed any the Mayor, Heads Vite Sus, the Mortidt, and ¢ castonally, though yery,very eldo What he bad read in the paper ' particular impression upen his pectin rally, Can't say whether that impression stil exlis or not, Don't think he has tt now; it has passed outof iis mind, Was applied to to con tribute tothe eform movement, but sald hc had other uses for his money The deience declared tueniselves satisfied wit! the J Mi, Clinton challenged for favor, and drew fro the Juror that he hud bought chairs of Ingeroll KO, (hough be didnt know that firin porbons Vie challeage was withdrawn he juicer David ¥ i ary, resides at Twenty-thi ads the heard ‘of the. general 8 ti officials; has formed impressions, but ca he has decided opinions. DON'T BELIEVE AGL HE SPES IN THE PAPERS, ‘Phinks he bas an impression now on his mind thi. would requi 4 LO PEMOVe- SOLO explanation or counter slatement to what be hud read in the papers, Can't say he hus any inpre-slon rearding the specific charge in the Andictin The juror showed such «peculiar frac of mind —vacillating between Lnipressions and oplinons—that the question of tas dtne. presented a puzele to the Court that required an hour's arcumentto unravel, and finally he was sent awa: A TOUGH CASP Franels A, Jayne, tobacco dealer, 19 Maiden lane, Knew all woot the charges against the elty olicials; bad talked about thom, but had formed ho viinione iheads the daily Papers, and read about U es against Lie Mayor aad others Don't remember i he road the opinions of the pavers very likely be did’; they tod bin to osm opinions regarding some of the city of cli P HLali Was not one of the officials of wh a! conduct ho formed opinions ; be excepted the Mayor, Has read tio indictment ayainst the Mayor and understands it? thinks the reading did not impress his mind for or avainat Ta not consetous of any b wnat t Thinks he knows some ¢ the Committee of Beventy JOINED A REPOIM ASSOCTATION {falls attended two moot but don't remember whit Inga speaker held (he under it thas bef Unnspiied city offielals up bo Gt Baek tey elation te sor turew of the city wail Punierstuud tie O0jeck by be 4s in or bad to pe wewiio, if race tir 1g, bine ol Harow tie ‘KliK, CONE ds Vill wee a me CLaLiOn wan te a Kou ju Tho cave was arcued tothe Gilera by Mr. Cin ton dor iae adiuission of the juror, and: by le corder Siuith magust. (Phe thors fier a pro: longed consultation, excluded (ue juror, THE NOVENHEK TERM AGAIN EXTEN DE Assistant District Attorney Sullivan eatlo attention of the Court to the fact t entten of court, whieh had be from Novensber last, would expire to-day (he Hol, dud Lue mecessitv of some bow order be- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, Ing entered to continue the tera for the pure poses of the pending case. Mayor Hall satd he was exceedingly anxious to have The cage go on and would. con: thing the Court and Distrtet Attorney non, In whieh the upward fier purchase of @ jar, ehares trome ce fo early dealings reached fe Mall, whieh wan nal subsidy, reach ern Vaton Gelegraph, WY. The easter f Ine convietion that the hear speeniators, the sp of the . while at the imutated by prot ss, and Weats Mng in money, rt directed the clerk to have an order ready for entry tv he term until the pecte of an addi ynclusion of Live Stock Market, New Yorn, Tuesday, Feb. 27.—There was noth- ronerqnenes dolig. tart (event NO WEFIVA iugle ear toad held over from yesterday and sold thle 7a oe ood, Northwesteri fnterfere with Phe Court then adjourned until to-day at IL of aherp, with « nix M6 Ra. AVOT. coker, 6 Broome dene, i Orchard N@54E. for Werte ady amtl 1 o'clock. suddeniy tnte cuttin Hot the other shares became MARINE INTELLIGENCE. juPatinee dealer, 211 b entire market ing partlally dae, doubters, + higher price of money fell buck to i2\{, the rest of the market ral- closing steady about tnldway be day. he tate five insignineanes, ve Hall was avain the firat of | TUL SINKING COLORADO 11 Tow vat price as of compar vcliie Wae most active towa gained etrength, but Staal Waban, Bo Je, wil tm the ese of Harlem wi wi juicksfiver shares thy wus lower, while the prederted sm Described The Denth of Mr. Rasmus Christofersen, fifty-three years of Denmark, and passenger in ehip Wisconsin, lying at pier ti, North River, died yesterday J tered her dock, ior in the ( pled no promin: oderate movenrnt of age, a native i £ i Lf i P. K, oranges. “REE oferson was a posson yrado When she was run into and Arabia off Liverpor J) riorto thet ation for this country he bad contain heart disease, nnd at the time ¢ }4 ay-tem received a she or recovered. net, Deep Creok, Vitus F ogoncral market Wonun on the 7th inst, Leavy tone te the gold mnrk, hate, tor AMHIVED OUT, Steamship Arragon, New York, en ee Business Notices. Rent, Healthy and Co © 64 In foree yeateriay LONDON, Feb, de ted'ty 10%, and again’ going off to 1 k from whieh to Mother and neharge hy relative VOTHING SY RT sand cares wind toa SUN reporter regarding Hank were @y ' ¥ Wataners, $1,021.20, The fol Tay the estoheated WILSON SHUTTER MACHINE, thy x WARRANTED FE fw Kood canvaners DWAY, New ¥ ner apparently movin were reversed 1 clear of her mado every effort to ¢ Gendually he vessel te awaiting export, Fatt Vand ent abot reide twenty ieet ve the lending by ) cuotstion waa more dificnit of Wateh Casta crowded the upper deck, and cas H them to heep 4 In discounts there was nothing ur tifeboats and o's Tet! eer. in his eager. TMPHOY th Pacitic railroad tn addition to the pi terest earned up to t ce previous to Jan, renium and the aecre MAREIE Tn Franklin, Tenn rescue, bit Owe: JONPS—CLOUSTO: Capt, Roland W. Jones, of Mississlppl, to Captaln, auppemiag t tafety. directed t Na fall head of steam, and started to res Aistrostful of Hon deck phe t parnivved hie vessel could etear'y all day, braary ¥), Mike of New York City larah, accond daw EA © Fant element such a venturs Henry Chews & 12 Walt street, Report ata e, and the full TIAN, 5.30, 1863, coup, oc" upon the vee. hed to think + fort a wail strongest quake YADGER. In San Francis ¥, {eenth District Court, Marianne Badger from John Cause, ocglect to provide. Francisco, January of the brill Bel, Lhe poor, ig their last hour bad Which made the heart With fear. As the whip got Into @ heavy sea and began to take wa: Tis. Sins, 1568 118, 17, 88a, BL, coup 1s) HIN 104, Fee. Bs ond beds 108 there ®a8 po eall of the Southern State donde, elope were poled ty hew Japuory aud emigrantss IA rlage Was 0 sudutent repre Srpool with the vessel, and The Arabia « ers and. crew to the city, 1 they embarked fa the Wisconsin for BINGHAM.—In On).!904, Col... Perum lysia of the heart, Fel db. Wine ham. py 1 12'¢, Union Vn M SAd Td eetute i: toanew + | nthe North Atlantic Squadre A Lived Quest are the highest, lowest, and 5 Ham Henry Capwei, | Capwell, aged mms Please inform me Uhrough the first Issue of your. pap her Charles ented to attend the . 82 Perry et, r to Great Britain, is @ Democrat or Key New Youk, Fe eCity, Utah. of heart dt Mr. Adams ts ana Carling, born a Mormon tn %, well-informed, high J, and thoroughly American statesman ; but when Mr, Smith attempts to inquire which Smtth propounds o 1 no fellow can find out. cueestors pre? i hms abd Daley a, id Lamberts fe, saake: FSERSS SEE KSLES party he helon: nundranis wh Wivaukee & Bt Paul pref,, Fares February %, John jade le Railway s STaintty are reepect B=! invited ty attend bis fuk gin Cured, on Wedneadtay, The Common Counvil ioe passed a resolution requesting the Ki ny eFTK ders in the tn argu & Co, Kapress, tone with which hy his, fun: ral from 2i8 Cherry at, BANKING AND PINANCTIAL, In Boston, February THL RUAL USTATE MARKET. 1 known contractor, y shot hinisel! BANKING HOL RY CLEWS & CO. Want St, New Yorn, At the Exchange Wilkins & Co, yesterday, Muller, house und le to Audrew Vanter for (14,00, Twraty-four lots on reular Notes aud Letters of Credit for travel also Commercial Credits lasued, # able througuout ling to thy Harlem River, tog knocked down e and lot 2% F wof Hannah and the Inte Bilis of Exchange ou ive Mth year Of hin og Imperial Bank of London otland, Proviucial Bank of Ireland miwel Frye, tn the sth year of ber age. The relatives and friends of the faunlly are respect. eral, thin Wedn ar tecond ave ud Downhige et accounts received tn either Carre : subject Co cheek at sight, which past through the Clear: sean if drawn upon any elty bi ruary 2%, after @ long and palnful illness, Mary Healy, aged Relatives and fricuds. ar funeral, from her late + #ton Wednesday, Febr trary tand papers pico a dorsey City ke; interest al Feapecttully invited to. wt Wing interest at eurrent nate were taken. bi brick houses Ts, 120 4n Kdwird Melon f 2 Elin street, were ts cn d Tonnes negotiated CLEWS, HABE A. Degraw for S61 / Of Sixty-firat etrect, HG Tort west of Ninth }Parich of Ballyinaceoruich, aged £9 nto dM, MeDermott for § dneyor for § adjolalng war sold to ¢ 11 Old Broad gt, London, id the funeral, frou the bor Mra. Michael Do; New Vork Mar The market temo high mass for leading week, Veen almost un aves lishtly, thonzh pret California nnd Bent, a leading mercnant, aged (on, Dreadtetut ‘apt. Edinund » realize, with un: ti ehruary %, Jon member of the’ Haltimore ar Hopking aven Ave loiséa the north Vulted States Nav Meredith, nged &4, ce ol vine whieh the «pring ti 4 Mary Muiry, aged @ yeurs, 6 and friends of the to Mr. Dishrow, for $5 sw of the alte of the Non, and Ann street Chien on Willan © expecially on low No, 40 feast 1 which ts for a yearn private of the Sigual Corpe at Mou Rye dour and orn 1 Reforwiel Daten Chareh Lehoiee fan ly ty Tease Waa wit at extros wad d grant froin Georg Albert. Waxatige the originator of the rricks and Trapa: and @INi0 for ely for export. | ELERRATED olfe, New York, has roeu fale for wn interior his wonderful diane rhine ehty,, 9\gur inthe country offered for sale, for sale by all dragytets aud ir EVUE HOS Land pint bottles, aud Miter and cheese epitorne of the the United Sta TAL MEDICAL aud the Amerioaa ¢ pies La Wrappers ready ANNUAL COMM vid country a ee CooL of Bane 26th at FLINT, dr, MAD, tw Astral OL p without danger. burns in any h The failure of the pany, whiel | pleces to the work we Wxt for more than » LOTTERY, — Prives cashed, information furmisived, orders promptly ‘forall kinds of eo aes co (tie market rived quiet Dot it ds lene tb wore for eaport Aled, Highest Fates f to force itinte LIVER OL vny haw authorized (ta wy sell the whole stock of ite watehy which Is now belog dove burzatue there BAILY, 29 IrOOse . ne Call and sce the to Sand ite sh HE SICK CURED: SO Clans iw 1 to Sand 70087, M LOTTERY, edall ant wou Hautes wit Duclos ¥ Box 14a) New Yu Publications, EINANCTIAL AND COMMERCTAL T flabicblcly rod Wo stora, BL Turspay, Ve ditlerent departments of Decau @ ofthe oui ular call In cone: qu Lockwood, whowe fu don there Wae uo busin ral (ook place toxlay es on tin Stock Exel of Wales, sy tat gold wast J by any move ke were, on the whol excebtoual feature Wax dey ioued La the ease of Norte Weld ae GLY DAL vibe TT ee eS Paton. $9.09 pot, tn bond, and Motaccee in fate demand and \ ty | Bew erop \ are more active and Ar Aaing, Mee; No. 12 D. 8, as mostly In sinatl all (e, white" A, Bt COR nae (oorsers. $ CORSETS, CORSETS GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE. “FULING OFF AT A BAORIFICH PREVGER TO REMOVAL, And to take room for NEW 600DS, Moct eterant shapes, Real Prenoh Corsets, polled, #1, 1.1 82, formerly Cures times th A lit Fieneh ¥ mbroldered ‘A sulevery Beure— from $1010 88, Good convets,B0e. to 8h iNentty Bkirts and uatles in every variety, at Mra. GAYNOR'S, corner of vING > AN AND BUROPPAN STYLES FOLEY SHINGO. on Pri \ resid FMPORTUM ¢ 8, #8 BROADWAY, RUA AL tie various city branehen, Sov Land elegant dos coe sor tediew aud ehildrem Fe ee Nusiness Chances, QUE TODAY: TOC MP AVENUR JOURNAL Acorn AWE EEE ON Ry ' Wi Feb 2 Ovca 4, Covlagton. Ky. wnt eiretitars. gent by, yeh O: bor 490), 158° Pa ining, and drinkiug ssloow ap Yi aKood chon c fora young couple; i Wil Comt nothing to anit nen, FRANK DUFFY, 21 Rowery. VIENE red Ina teaitin cones many ur £3.00) nah rea inntiteations. “Fer interview address BHOLS, P.O: box i116, A STORE and Post ortee) Staton ts ALM, MEVTTON, 176 in husk A UTTER wid nti store for mate, wm stn av, ral DAREN Y, with Sours cheap. ip Bor the best parts of tox taquire at 1d smut at. okiyn. ir A firstclase cusioin boot and, show fneated In Wort part of Nasaan et, New York “ uaF ah scare Weinainats on neon apply Aiiecs HUMINESS, Vive Boral ‘ott FOR SAT K Stok an hou ‘bishing store ; f Aypiy at hardware e trovkiym. Btore, 2x6 YOR SALE-A shirt taetory with front lew machines and lav seated. Apply by letter to I’, AOR MAT R. Grocery lore and, moat take Wrekte food Woeation : rare ° money.” lngilre of It, E. PLTERSON, 28 90h av torkand fixtures of «fam sacl ory Fonsous giVeL for sell im te order ane 4 € ing. : ou flares of a toy, conay, and Pit Apply af 3 Poa shot FPO EOMA BB toe complete textures for an oyrlet Atloon. Inquire at $03 4h Av. SOW SALE A wine od tquor etore, Call PRA Rodagark. ns tur Sere. Cait ab JO SAL FRCS SIMIT and oiler mei" ct for eale, Pn eh rid sad bats PO SAL and fixtures With stock aod Oe Rood Kr Te At RW Tat, avs, wea P W'S shop for ralv, On accounl of ele Hic Apply mt mortheast corner Mun él. amd 10B av. Wor store CK and Axtures of a fancy stor «cheap 224 Spring at. “Call all tho ¥ POLED Anode and clater vanst, wi se room a d. with ktock and fixtures for asl’ eh account of the death of the proprieia 141 New Church at., near Cedar, y ANTED—A range setter to take part iui Waarmone Anaeee Seth by take Part oF « pad 7 CASEI will duy stock, Oxturcs, cad good 4) will of oyster and ‘ining aaloon Zid at ave, dole good Dusiners; Nirtoen yours established must Dewold at @ wuctilice Ne the oWwurr ls elty ; eure fortune for au 6) ster Tan, { S200 Muy corner uf Wil at. > O8 the Apply 8 toeat and ve UAMILTON, rent, 10) Canal veantifn i nets, from $10 REIRIOIAL Hert we teeth from: ai ward. 1 at —-—-———— Society Notices, al meeting of the New ¥ i rH oleate PAswembly, CHARLES J. RI NM, Hossone, Cor, See Pi PAINTERS sau burgh. All wetuber on Wedne say eveniug, diaily Mliscellancons, Diyorces legally obtained; no» chatge Ln wdy aan wfou Greeny! d watch dog, cheap. JOST OF FICE NOTICE. The malls for Parope, the we day, Maren ', 172, will eat thls office on Wertnesday at 5'A. M.,on'taureday AA, Maud ou Sattiday ats A Mi tI, JONI, Postinaster, SOPA WATER ora root beor fouaiein tor vale Sen meta 8 Aw » printing nine for at S8 Cc Ruling Matera, Y DAY. OFT WP Ain av [hes Wonk ron NUK JOURNAL HS SOLICITED BUTLDINGS BRIDGE ann DOUKS, ' KSTIMATES GIVEN PARE J. & IM. CORNELL 194 M41, und 143 Contes et O! DDN, THE PLPTIE AVENCR JOURNAT DP REWARD. ott mn Money bp re whe tocar ahaa io meade Kian Miaaaig hee ek pl psa eld siete estes i Aisa enasechoy Personal Notices, OPT TPA ay Hi FIRTH AVENUE JOURNAL NY Re Du, Nisa hed ME ana boned withuat just OF pray wid t wt pay no Mlle exit oa A VRO TNSOM fi Perry at te Astula, and pilew padicntly ow ) ordeteation ti “! Ay ani all in port D1 Lexington wi cases, HENRY AL DANIEL: i former meinbers of the Bryant & Stratton oF ard's Busivens Coley He and Add cCRbed ALON 85 Broadway, inorder Quit they may, be. fart With Lichete toa Aeries of leotires fo be given tt wuspioee of the Institution, 5. PACKARD, Pret & bundle of clothing through Canal stow gut iit Catal bof wlvertisiog Tectures, PUEGKEST HE NOROUS LECTURE! WONDPREUL THINGS SNOUT QURERKOLKS AND QUERIDOCTIIN ES OF THE AGL BY JOUN GIFPEN, ESQ. ect MoE, Churcl, bet Thursday eve ing, Fe be pee al Auc Notices, QUT TOEPAY, : Mie EET ' \ if LOTION SALE 4 nnd shioen ‘live, TEeU RB ofan es UTR LG CUTIE WOReTC LGR SALE: Nt M. Punt i ia ‘ 1 ' ty, all the goods and Hateeten iti re iis tne wat tart, 1 rm, ani Grinhanincr and aries live y hu tact MARSHALS ot yy eS iret ens