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fDUIGUL in chime
The Stock Market Irregular and Er
ratic?Prices Unsettled.
GOLD ADVANCED TO 115 3-4.
Wall street, 1
Satcrday, May 8?<J P. M. (
Tbe stock market to-ilay was more than usnally
animated, by a material advance In New York
Central and Lake Shore. The former opened at
10fl% and qulokly advanced to 107%, closing at
107% and allowing a gain over the pi Ices yester
4ay or % per cent. The latter started at 70% and
gradually moved up to 71%, and then became
active on a rapid rise to 72% a 72^ a 72%, closing
at 72%. Tbe remainder of tbe market presented
few leatures that require more tban passing com
ment. The majority of stocks showed a gain, and
yet lb* situation la feverish and judgment la un
settled.
TUB MARKET.
Western Union opened at 79% and was firm 'on
an advance to 70%; Pacific Mall sold at 44 a
43% a 44% a 44; Northwestern common advanced
Irom 41% to 42%, ending at 42; the preferred closed
at 64%; Erie waa again a bone of contention, and.
ander aarolt manipulation, moved up to 8o%, from
which point It was pressed down to 29%; tbe close
was made at 29%. Bulls and bears In this stock
are about evenly matched. Eacn side baa lta
theory and faltb, and it la impossible to outline
tbe reapective plans and purposes. Rock Island
waa steady at 106% a 104% a 106% a 106%; Cntoa
Paciflo sold at 76% a 70% a 7e% a 77 a 77%; Pana
ma waa steady at 164 a 169; Wabaab opened at 18%
and receded to 12% a 19%; Ohio and Mississippi
opened at 27, but feu off, and closed at 26%; St.
Paul Improved, moving from 3#% to 37%; Pacific
and Missouri sold at 63% a 64; St. Louis and Kan
sas City common at 9% a 9%; Kansas Pacific ad.
tanced from 22% to 26, with the last sale (seller 10)
at 22; United States Express ended at 61 and was
Heavy.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes of the last twenty-lour hours are aa
follows:?
Advanol?Atlantio and Pacific, %; New Tork
Central, %; Harlem. 1%; Lake 8bore, 1%; North,
western, %; Quicksilver, 1; Rock Island, %; St.
Paul, %l Union Pacitto, %; Western Union, %;
Kansas Pacific, %; New Jersey southern, %; Mis
souri Paciflo, %; gold, X.
Declined.?Erie, %; Wabaab, %; Erie in Lon
don, %.
The stocks that remained stationary were C., C.
and 1. C., Delaware and Laokawanna, Hannibal
and St. Joseph, Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mall,
Panama, and St. Louis and Kansas Northern pre
ferred.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amonnted to 193,460 shares, In which the follow
ing securities were most actively represented:?
New York Central ana Hudson, 3,no: Erie,
47,000; Lake Shore, 67,800; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 1,200; Northwestern, 7,600; Norm western
prefeneo, ?00; Rock Island, 6,200; Pacific Msll,
?,000; St. Paul, 6,600; St. Paul prcierred, 2,200;
Ohioa, 3,000; Western Union, 11,000; Wabash, 6,60o;
Union Pacific, 13,000; Panama, 800.
orENINQ, HIGHEST AND LOWEST TRICE?.
The loliowlng table shows tbe opening, highest
tad lowest prices of the day:?
Opening. Highest* Lowest,
New York Central 109% 107% 106%
Barlein.? ........ 137 137 137
Erie 30% 80% 2U%
Lake Snore 7.''% 72% 70%
Wabash 18V 13% 12%
Northwestern 41% 42% 41%
Northwestern preferred 66 60 54%
Rock island 106% 106% lo>%
Pittsburg 93% 93% 98^
Milwaukee and 8*. Paul. 86% 37% 86%
Mil. and St. Paul pref... 66% 67% 66%
Ohio ana Mississippi.... 27 27 % 26%
New Jersey Central loo 109% 109
BeL, Lack, auu Western 119% 119% 119%
ni?.n Pacific 76% 76% 76%
<3., C. and L C 6 6 6
Westorn Union 79% 79% 79%
Atlantic arid Pacific Tel. 26 26 26
Pacific Mall 44 44% 43%
Panama 164 166 162%
THK MOMMY MARKKT.
Money was la Iree as*, as low as 1 per c?at on
?all loana, and closed at it and 3 per cent.
bterling exchange quiet aod firm. Prime nomi
nal rates 4.88 and 4.91; selling rates, 4.87 a 4.87*
and 4.90 a 4.90#. Continentals Arm. RcIcUmarks,
U4H a 9J>? and 95*? a 9.">M. Cables, 96*. Prime
Paris, 6.14H a 6.11*. other rates. 6.16 a 6.1l?.
THK GOLD MABKIT.
Gold was conspicuously strong and the market
more than usually active, the opening figure being
116# and the clone 116V. with the balk of the
transactions on the latter basis. On gold loana
the rates were l per cent fur carrying and l1-64 for
borrow lag.
CLEAKINO HOC5R STATBMBKT.
Currency exchanges $76,107,136
Currency balances 8,968,420
tttiid exchanges 6,129,401
Gold balances 1,227,018
WEEKLY CLRARIN0 HOLMS STATEMENT.
Currency excnsnges $418,841,091
Currency balances 25,887,040
Go.a exchanges 87,832,984
Gold balances 6,330,034
OPERATIONS or Till COLD EXCHANOI BANK.
Oold oaianeea $1,212,410
Currency balances l,512,497
Gross clearances &4,J06,mm
The apecle anipment to-day, according to tke
official report, waa $890,000. or wklch $100,000 was
in sliver. Messrs. Belmoat k Co. witkdrew $260,000
wklcb waa announced as engaged for export. Tke
ateamer Schiller, wrecked on the English coast,
kad $300,000 gold coin on board, which was In
sured.
TBI BANK STATKMKNT.
The bank statement of the wees shows a large
gain in loana, deposits and apecle. Tke compara
tive statement tor the past two weeks is as
follows
JKrtf 1. Men/ 8. Diftrmctt.
Loans $378,263,900 $28?,4w:0,800 Ine. $6,166.9<M
specie 9.511,800 10,104.0 o inc. 6M,2C?
Legal tcnd'a 67,132,200 68.017,500 Ino. 886,300
Deposits.... 221,062,100 $27,878,808 Inc. 1,811.200
Circulation.. 20.784,800 20,488.400 Dec.
The following akowa tke relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities:?
May l. May 8. Digerrncm.
Specie f!',611,800 $10,100,00? inc. $5H??200
Legal tend's 57,132,209 68,017,600 Inc. ?8.\300
Tot. reserve $66,044,004 $68,117,600 lna $1,478,600
Keserve re
quired ag't
depoalts... 66,286.526 t8.088.326 _
Ixc's of re
serve ab'v
Itfisi re
quirements $11,378,476 $11,149,176 Dee. $229,300
THK PORIIUN MARKKT.
Reports from London indicate that money is
hardening there, wlta prospects that It will be
?till dearer in consequence of aa uneasy feeling
with reference to Coatiiental political complica
tions. The rate ol dlscoant In open market for
three months' bills la ts per cent, or only % be
low the Banx of England rat*. Tke bullion with*
drawn from the Bank of England on balance to
day amonntad to ?13,000. In Pana rentes are
firmer and advanced to 83f. 860.
RAILROAD BONDS
These, to-day, were In fhlr request. New Jtrtey
central, convertible, aold at 11 ox a 110; do. first,
consolidated, at 108; New York Central first,
coupon, at U$M; Milwaukee and St. Paul first,
consolidated, at 74Jf; Chicago and Northwest, coq
aolldated, at 98H; do. consolidated coupon (old
bonds at 87 a 87X; Morris and Essex first, conso l
?ated, io4\; Banmeal aad St. Joseph eights at 86* a
8*"i; Ohio aad Mississippi second at 79; Lske Shore
dividend bonds, 96) Delaware aad Lackawanna,
convertible, 121; Great Weetera first, 79; C. r.
aad L a first, 48x a 49; Chieago and Reek island
aevena, 109*; Erie foorth, 99*; Union Pacific
making mad, 93* a nv; do. first mortgage, ioe*
a 100h a loov; Central Pacific first, California and
Oregon branch, 94*; Western Pacifie, 97a 97Jf.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
Saturday, May 8, 1876.
MffOftS CALL?to A. M.
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control tha same SO dnya.
MtraddlM ftl?i each, control 700 shares of stock for ?)
davs without farther risk. Advice and information far*
nlshed. Pamphlets showing how WaU atreetonerauons
are conduoted sent tree to an; addre?. orders solicited
by mail or wire and promptly executed. Addraaa
TUMBRlliUR A CO.,
Hankers and Broken,
No. % Wall atraet, New York.
AMU. SPBCCI.ATITK STOCKS HATS FLUCT0ATRD
largely durtiif 60 days; persons fortunate enough
to bold privileges hare rcallx?<l sitrsor llnury prottts It
l? probahia that the present excitement w|i| U?t for Tt
days longer; thcretare thooe wbo avail uiemnelTas 01 tha
present opportunity wlti secure tha fluctuationa All
Pnrllaraa sold by u? are guarantee !. ALMS. VBUTII
INOiiAM A CO.. Bankers. U Walt street
AM ?30 CENTS O.N THB DOLLAR, OA8H. WILL BP.
? . paid tor 9,000 and upward of Now Jerser MldlanJ
Flrat MortffHae Kallroad Honds.
AI.KX. KRO Ml INOIIAM A CO., 13 Wall street
August brlmont a co..
Hankera, 1? and 11 Nassau street
laotie travellers' credits, available In all parti of the
world, Miroagh the
Messrs. Do Rothschild
and their correapondenta.
Also commercial credits and tolofraphle translVrs of
nsom j on calitornia. Kuropa and Havana. .
A -railroad AKD OTIIKR BONDS op ALL
. kinds not quoted at the stock Exchange, bought
and aoid bv E. E. POX^JO Broad straot, room il.
ATTKNTION. C API T AI.InTS I?WA NTKI) FROM $1 l<*>
tofio.noa to maunfactnra an article in graai de
mand; ?0 per cent profit guaranteed and seenrttv for
nionay Invested; the most rigid Investigation granted;
those having a knowledge of msaulacturlng preferred ;
brokers need not answer. Addreas .sfcCUKlTV, box 179
Herald office.
ALL PERSONS NOT PEIMRINO to DISPOHB OP
thalr HO* insurance policies by absolute sale, may
borrow ibe cash surrender value t< inporartly, at fine
suesb ?ikAL9lXkjLlk A 0u
riNAHFIAl..
MORTGAGE (?37.0M? ON souriiRRN
Property. w,>rtli $K<0,000, tor sate, Of IVkMfl ?>'
cash and part rent estate. Address MORTGAGE,
AFIK.vr Cl.ASS FIRST MORTGAGE roll fl
ou city property, fur sale, to principal* only.
JOHN H. MURRAY, 51 Broad w
E*rt _ _
ox 12# Herald office.
FIRST 01. Ah.4 FIRST MORTGAGE ?OIl $15,00*,
la only,
i Broadway.
A -DEFAULTED FIRST MOR'IOaGE RAILROAD
? Bond* will be tn*en In exchange for a line Team
of Horse* and a Trotting Mara. together with Harness,
Wagons, Ac., belonging to a gentleman leaving the city.
Address Ho.iUB, 174 Herald office.
A-DEK UTLTBD RAILBOAD BONDS A ^SPECIALTY
? uua bought by the old e*t*i>ll?lieu iiou e ot'
Al.Hi.K'r H. Wi. OuAY A CO.,
Stock Broker* and Auctioneer*,
No. ?3 Pine street. New York._
At reasonable rates?monby os life and
Endowment lusuruneo Policies, Mortesues and
other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with
best companies. J. J. HABB1CH k Co., 117 Broadway. ^
A?LAPSLKY k BAZLKY. 74 BROADWAY.?STOCK
. PR1VILEGKH ON MKMHKR8 OK THB &T0CK
EXCHANGE (N A MBS UiVHN AT TIMB OF PL'R
CHA Ei; NO PRIVILEGE FOR LESS than 100
SHARES: OUR PRINCIPALS HO NOT ADVKRTI K;
Mi CONTRACTS IN OUR NAME; PAMPHLET "HOW
MONEY IS LOST AND MADE IN WALL. 8XRBE?,?
MAILBD FREE TO ANY ADDRKSS. "
A -STRADDLES (PUT AND CALL AT SAME PRICE
. on same paper) (JtiJ M to $i7>. HO to 60 days per
lUOsbars. l.Al'SLBY k BARLEY. 74 Broadway.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR'A CAPITALIST TO MAKE
?1,000 monthly: full security Riven; no risk what
ever. Address Mr. JAMES, care of Broker'* Agcucy, 452
Broadway.
A LARGE TRUST FUND-JUBT PAID IN. TO LOAN
and buy Mortgage* on city real estate, in lumi to
suit, without bonus. Adores* EXECUTOR, box 2,W)1 Poet
officii, New York.
A -MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT
. Insurance Pollcie*; also to buy same at full value,
and other police* given and diflereuue paid in cash.
Paul p. TODD, flft liberty sireet.
STRADDLES (PUT AND CALL AT SAME PRICE) ON
Union Pacittr, I aka Shore, Western Union, North
west and I'aclfle Mail for sale on "Board Members," by
LAPSLEY k BAZLEY, 74 Broadway.
CIOOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
J securities, including
Town ot Lak? 7 per cent water bond*.
Hyde Park 7 per cent water bond*.
South Park 7 per cent bonds.
Lincoln Park 7 per cent bunds.
A limited amount ot the above choice Investments for
?ale by H. A SOU REIN KB, 60 Wall street.
(CONFIDENTIAL AND COMPETBNT AID OFFBRBD
) to honest embarrassed debtors to adjust and procure
settlement with creditors. Money advanced to aid an
honorable discharge. Address CAPITALIST, box 3,370
Post office.
CAPITAL WANTED?IN A MANUFACTURING COR
poration that will take the read of the market (In Its
line); tfio proper party offering cau secure a desirable
poV.tlon ; $i5,u00 to $30,1100 required. Address, confiden
tially. UAPIi A.L, box 5,682 Poat office. New York.
c
DIAMOND8.-POR BALE, AN ELEGANT PAIR Of
Cluster Diamond Earrings, Brooch, Cro** and two
Rings, by a party who ha* pledged tliem and utiuble to
redeem them. Address oWNfc.R, box 111 Herald Uptown
1 Branch office.
YTHJUITABLR SAVINGS IN TITUTION,
Jh cornor Sixth avenue and TweUtb street, Sew York.
IN 1 KltKST commence* the 1st of the month following
the deposit. INTEREST computed and compounded
January and July.
IN i Kilns r paid January 1 at the rate ot
SEVEN Phil CKN1 PER aNnTM
Bank open Monday, Weduejaay and Saturday evenings.
Ucomoi C. WiLuo. Sec. JOHN E. DE Will, Pros.
UL. GRANT HAS REMOVED TO 143 BROADWAY,
? corner Liberty street.?Money always rea ly to
loan, wlibout bonus, on goed New York city Mortgagee.
Address box 2,5i'6 Poet otnoo.
Having removed to ib abingdon square
(Eighth avenue) advances liberally made on con
signments ot Furniture. Pianos, Dlamon is and General
Merchandise: $3,UOO on Morigage. JAMES CAGNEY.
Important to siock operatoes.-partik's
having accounts with anr huikim,' or stock Arm
represented at the New Yerfc Stock Exchange can have
their orders executed by us tor account ot their broker*,
through our Branch office in the Flith Avenue Hotel, bv
means of our private telegraph Hum to Wall street No
additional commission or oharge for telegraphing.
HOTCH K ISrt k BURN RAM, ''oinmission Stock Brokers,
3ti urnad street. Branch office in Hie Filth Avenue Ho.
tel connected by private telegraph line.
JOHN S. PIERCE, NO. 5 PINB STREET, LOANS
Money, without bonus, on approved Real i's ate, lu
New York. Brooklyn and AestcUester; also purchase*
Mortgages at lowest rates.
Money loaned on life and endowment
policies and other weuries; also will purchase, at
fnll value; new policies issued ami difference paid In
cash. H. A. JONES k COi, 212 Broadway.
Money to loan?on first Monro ages, with.
out bonus; on Sec.ind and Leasehold Mortgages at
easiest term*. GEO. W. STAKE. 150 Broad w^y, room 8.
NEW YORK CITY 8BVENB,
Rochester City Sevens,
Brooklyn Seven*,
Klixabeth City Sevan*,
: State of Maine and New
Hampshire Sixes.
For *ale by
DANIEL A. MORAN,
40 Wall street
VJ-O BONUa?SEVERAL AMOUNTS 0* MONEY TO
i> loan, on bond and montage, on e.tty property)
money obtained til fifteen day a
W J. COLK. No. M Sixth avenue.
PERSONS IIA VINO CLAIMS PAST DUB OAN H AVK
them collected at reaaonahle rate*-. money ad
vanced. M. A. JON KM A CO., 211 Broad way.
PAMPHT.KT "HOW MONEY IB LOST AND MADH
in Wall atreet;" (tally ?ADiaui* privilege'. Mailed
free to an/ addresi, by L.APSLISY A UA/.i.c. Y, 71 Broad
way.
Trust punds to loan-in (i;m? or ss.ooo to
S2S,0USi en flrtt elate Hro?"klvnproperty: Institution
fUn?M 10 loan to the amount ol *|i>0.i?U. in jutn* to an it,
oil city improved real r?a'?. Principal! sctia full par
ticular* or call on MARCUS il. LAINU. 86 Liberty at.
TAILORS OR CLOTHIERS WHO ARK DESIROUS
ot injuring Uimr Uvea, can avail the opportunity by
exchanging clothing tor the amount of premium In A
reliable company. Addreaa SUblNktlA, Hera.d office.
w
RANTED TO BORROW-$150, ON HOUSEHOLD
furniture A'alrene fc, II. O , Herald offloa.
7 8 AND 10 PEK CENT CHOICE CIT* BONDS AND
I . other Al Inveatnvni Becoritlee oar tpeclaltv Z3
ye era, baying 10 to 14 bar cant; interest promptly paid,
for aale below par, ALIiEKT H. MCoLA V A CO..
atockbroken and Auctioneer.
No. 43 l*lne street. New York.
SHARES or SlOa EACH PULL PAID STOCK
af the American Lite Saving ; ult Company, of
New Tor* (stoiier'ajwt-DU. for aala low. Addraaa w. 0.
K.. boa 3,4<2 l'oet office. New York.
100
?rtnn 8KCO.NO MORTOAOB Ok BRICK HOOSB
?UUl/ "'ar Oily Hall, due November, 1S78, at larva
diacount. K'UhKT KARKMiXir, No. i Will ought)/
near Ci
ROBi
atreet. Brooklyn.
Cnn -THIS AMOUNT REQUIRED IMME
ip^.oUU. diataly, tor which aavertieor will give ae
collateral aecurtty aoma baml-ome diamonds and pa/
liberally far uaa ol the mouey. Addraaa EDWAUOtl,
box ill Herald office.
(fi i Z(\C\ Wilt"! or MI8CBLLANBOU8 NBW
4IT.UWU Oonda. nf almont every deecrpti n will
be exchanged for aaal Kauie. Mortgage or good clock.
Addreaa NOW, box 12S Herald nffloa
d||n nnr^ TO LOAN-IN ONE OR MORE SUM*
V Iv.W ' on improved city property. Addraaa
box 110 H?rald Unfc.wn Branch office.
nnn TBXA9 id *BR CENT BONDa POR
iP'JU.UWU aale. alio 38.800 acrca af choice i.and* in
eettied countlea. Apply to FOKSTKH, LAlbLAW A
CO., bankera No. 7 Rail (treat.
.i??n nnn permanent INVESTMENT IN
Jt<{jU.UUU Plrat Sart^agee 80 per cent ou flr?t
clan improved city Property, or 83 per o?rt?t on unim
proved. Addreaa, with tall partlcalsra, K. W , box U?
Herald office.
d?cn nnn to loan-on bond and mort.
J'IUivUu face ; Second and leasehold Mortgages
caahed Ht.NK A OEaT, btu b^tli avenue.
*170 nnn to loan?on bond and mort
? I I U.wUU (ace, in various lunn. without any
delay. RICHARD v7 HAKNLTT, 111 Broadway, room
onn nnn 10 loa* on mortcuor. in
varloua turn*, on New Tark and
Brooklyn property, GKO. JI. hILLYBR, 187 Broadway,
nnn ?"TATB munky to loan-in
'UVJ auma to (nit, on long time, at f per
rent, on in^t-edge bond and mortgage in tbia city; alao
Second Mortgageepuroaaaed _
H.A. JuNHS A CO..811 Breadwa
$250 000 TUVHr ,0HDS *? -AXON BOND
and mortgage an Naw York city un
proved Property, In aumito eaif.
CALLENDKR A LAURENCE, M Pine ?tr?et
$500,000 In ?atna to mit; no bonux reqalrad.
John SIllKLfcT, ?1 Cedar (trcet
& \(\{\ nrui TO LOAN ON OR BUT STOCKS,
?5'MMf.UVW ltonda, Nortfaga*. Lararanca Pali.-tea,
any of the defaulted Kailroad Bond* anj other valiiaola
8ecurliie.?. PAUL P. TODD S6 Ubcrty atreet.
d>7nn nnn to loan-on bond and mor?
i I'U.UUU gage; Mortgages ca?b*d. T K
BTKYENHON, Jr., Il Pine street or 33 F.a*t feventeentu
atreet. N. B. ? ftieaa betna aauite ftinda. bom bat prime
appllcatlona eonddered. f
COPAHTHEHNIIIPR.
Notice.?n yoniiaus and theo. m. douoh
erty, lata of Brooka Broa. Cttnarlne atreet, hava
formed a eopartnerahin (or the merchant tailoring bud
neai undar tne firm name al Tonhaun A Dougherty, i:0
Plttb avenue, New Tora. N. VoNHAl'H,
Mat 1. la?& TI1BO. M. DOUOHERTY.
? MMNKNS OrPORTUIUTIES.
ANY KlRhT CLASS COMMISSION HOCMB, WITH A
No. 1 tone) connection* needing additional capital
and partner, flan communicate with BURT, tlerald offlc*.
AORNTLKMAN (PROM MEXICO) who has FIRST
claae and exteaaiva buaineae reiatlona In the city or
and Ol rough the interior al that coantry. dealrea to can
uect hlinaelf with aom? drat ola(? coinml(?l..n home, The
advertteer la a good accountant and correapoudent,
npeaka panlaii fluently. Addreaa NEOOCIO.->t Conti
nental HjteL Philadelphia.
APARTNBR, WITH fiO,?X) TO 810.000 CAPITAL'
to engage In a ehoo manufacturing buainnea, now in
tall operation and paying 20 per cam profita on aalee to a
epecial and aaie trade, on wnloh ih.?re are no riaki; to a
f rartl'-al man. capable of (uperltitending Uie manul'aj
urlng department, a rare chauoa offered. Addraea ifc
B., box 117 He rata oflV e.
AOBNTEEL. PROFIT* 81.K BUSINK8S, SUITABLE
for gantletnan or laay; beit bunue - atreet; will be
?old at aWgain or an i?tereat
?> * a. VANUYIR al Uoioa aqoare.
BITSIITKSH OPPORTtTITIKS.
A ?TO 'LOKISTB-IHHKK (ITT LOTB TW^
A. Greenhouses. one Kos? , k0.u*;? *ri^entv tourlli
all tn complete order, at West *?"??;,? *nt at a bar
ward. Uus cit^or f^gSSTKM^^X...
A MMtJlt'preferred*?WUB
zsna- ifflAMK.
box 197 Herald office.
i PAHTNKIt WITH M.OOP wA^^"^..ion^lravef
A manager and cashier lor a food ?P?C"'?
bug wast aua uuriu. ^ y AmuL,?tee1^.w *o^_
A LADY OR OBNTLEHAN WITH SOMR CAI?AL?
A aud competent a* uesUn.r uud niter for
and children's suits and cloaks. <?? r#J.e'7* aomcetnit
n a wholesale and retail Business. Co y cnmpy>j>t
! nernoiis o/experience need tnnwer. by letter_ouiy, ? ?
S.r^MrUw*M. ? R?it Kourteenlh street
An j, f ktOBK LONG ESTABLISHED, OS BK8T
tx-st onrt ol a 'leading avenue, for sale very cheap
I for cash; beet reasons tor selling; no agents nte<l app jr.
Address A. F, Herald office.
R1RK CHANOB.-A GOOD FATING COUNTRY
^??S8-3)i
BHlfeljfcY, 81 Odar street. _
~l iiRNTl KM AN WITH BUSINESS ABILITY, WILL
A "m^t h.vc P^-,dencv o.^a man
bs'la'rgelv IwsntasSd by "5.VAdditional capital. A?l
I SelTOKRf ABy! Six M Herald ogee.
Ad drew DA VII*. bo* ?M Harahl office.?
i 4 FARTY IN THB CONTRACTING
i ? w ?tppripncRD BUBINESS MAN WILL. IjTtBST
I t A3, box lli Herald Uptown Branch office.
nr,N| a lull investigation eolrtited. Applj^^p^?
L blMONri, 176 Broadway, room !??
A ?S'"L.? ?"h!5 iDuS5o.^.."?*;f^5-?
SSSffiS pre(erred [tKustg?" re(ere,c# ^
reply. Address K. BARTON, Herald office.
4 8PI.BNDID BU8IMBM OPPORTU
A unJer^u^. havlu?.a new and eieg.nt ?twk of
' Gentlemen's Furnishing ooods, including a jery nauu
IstsSSwa
of Laundry Future* mcluded.
A ?ADDITIONAL CAPITAL .PB000ll,??,*?J?
A ? mercl-anw, manufacturers and others; Miulngjn
urestsTAo. negotiated; Real hstate exchanged tor Bu,i
Bet* Ferons with capital waking business advised
i:^1^ ChB:geiew,.;,l,1'i!?.e. vTSt forth
America Life insurance Company; Ft t?jfj^S8 *"/ a RLeI
A COTTON BROKER. MEMBER OF THH BX
- aaasrxs&'i'11 "?
A kn?ow"eS? of??tl? AbioWeep?ng?Ac^.m,
It be can show a good record. Address At Buointna,
Herald uptown Branch offlce. _
FIRST CLASS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, l!t
A one of ttie beit location* on Broadway,u i*68*roliJ
of adiiintc dressroakiujc to their bunineas; a fow ?^n*
k ?&t
office. __
T^nuPKA ?tsno WILL SECURE HALF IKTEBB8T IN
Hippodrome, kourth avenue. from 9 to 8o oloc*. *on
?VJ;Pk> ?10. ter ALEXANDER.
"ljlOFtflALE AT A sacrifice?A VALUABLB
r onsmall articles, with VBcblnerv complete for man
ufacturlug, or tvoula pat under royalty U* a party in po
.iUou W latrodog n.. 7 Howard street^
,pru,,?;
goou uw?uau# Marlboro-on-Hudson, N. Y.
good reasoas lor Broadway, room SS^
rtn, ?>riC-AH INTBBKSf IN THE OLDEST ASD
th 1st (Tors ? lire opportunity Terms eaay. Audxes. V.
K. CHURCH, Wln?lior Hotel, New Yorfc. ?
SA. iKSaVSiu. CUgl./KJsu'2lfcS'SJi4Jl
Uie Clit Hall; capttU required, *?,?*>. Address mujc.^,
box 1M Herajd offlceL_ ?
Hunt a haynrs' month lt Rkoister of bum.
t-'u l<'J iWn?tl?l?i_and BB5lne?sJlreaVs, 187 Broadway._
?-?? arfliwsfl FOR SALB-ON RBA8('NABLR
I ?erms; on* $10.'W cash reeulred; exoellent cbauee
ftjrtwo entert'rising men. Full parUculare el WM. H.
II aYkB A BOX. 8i oedar street
i febi* "SuSft * vammts&m.??
I toa, nasa
NKW AND VALUABLE PATENT ON BAWMILLHJ
United States and Canada Eights for sale. FTS.
towN. 181 Broadway, room ??
NOT 10B TO MBRCHANTS?^MERCHANTS
Jttsai'n (h^^Si^ie}^.h )*
Ffc&wv
art, box 176 lleraid office.
PARTNER WANTttD. ?MUST BE COMPETENT TO
manage floanoea la an eatabllahed au-lot commit
?lnn boaloeaa. have aome meaey tad gtroag backerai a
rare opportunity for a gentleman wlalilug to eetab lib ?
?<>o In a profitable, resectable and djily ipareaaing
bualneea. Addreaa DAlftT PBOliPOTH, Herald effioo.
PARTE BR WANTS D-WlTrf ta.?WOASB. IK A CASST
tata, do Mailt hMlnnaa secured by eepyrlgbti par*
lookuu lor a g.>od inveeunent will do wall to inveatV
? ? Addreea si ButaNTIa era oflo*.
PARTNER WAVTBD-If TAKE* IMMBDIATRLT,
?30 will aeoure a Half Interest in an elegant ea?y
buslneaa (oat of town J, paying 9*. <00 yearly. Call lor
ItlCHARO .ON. II Ureat Jones street
"PARTNER WANTED?WfTH FROM ? 1,000 TO ?1,M0
J cash,in an old agtabllahed and weii-paylm* retail
boot ao.i abo? buaineea: splendid opportunity tor a re
liable man; a tti roiwh Inveaugetlon solicited. Apply
at M aJjoNK'H atore Agency, 111 Maaaau street.
P? A OKNTLRMAM ALONR IN A THOROUUBLT
? established metal manufacturing buuneai aiul
doing wall, weald like an energetic partner with JlO.Otn,
competent to look after the finances and help extern! the
Liikineaa. Appl/ to OUUtia A OARLfc.TO.Jt, to Uroad
WfY.
PARTNER WANTED?WITH FROM $1,000 TO $1,000
X cash, In an established manufacturing business in 1
hew York, that will payirem ?S.O'* to t">,0eu per annum t
no rl<k: capital all aimer the exclusive control of party
ftirBHIung same icioaest Investigatioa aollctted. Call at ;
r.tom 4. eB Bread way.
Rot"* contractor" wanted?to rXcatatk a
lota oa Fifty-seventh and Kitty-eighth atxeeta, be- I
tween -lxtli and eeventh avennea. Responsible oarUae !
apply to M. LIT I'M A.V, 240 Weat Fifty fifth Street.
TO CAPITALIST".?#J0 000 MADE east.?the AD
vertlaar owna tree and clear the mo it sightly and ,
beautifully located piece of real estate en "range Moun
tain. New Jertey ; lor pure water and perfect healt.ilul
ae?a It eanaot be excelled; can bears a cried from New
lark city In ft minutes. baa a large (rentage on broad
aveauea; to a capltaliat that will hul!d Immediately from
13 to 16 cottaaei a ehoice ef aite* will be deeded lor a !
nominal consideration; ballding materials and akilled ?
laoor are uapreced?nit1y low. wnile anburr>an liomaa la '
thla locality are In (real demand. In tiirae nmea uo In- i
vestment ran be more tare and substantial than lui- i
proved namcombered real eataia; the margin between 1
Improvement# already made and tfeoae than ran a?w
be ruade will afford a profit that cannot tail to aatiaCy
the moet careiul Investor; Ihli property caa be thor
oughly examined la a few hour*, ami can be made one< J
or the aieaaariteit excnralone. Address. for detail*. >
oRAMIK MOUNTAIN, box 127 Herald office.
fl'HR RTOCE AND PTXTCRKH Of THE CHINA, i
J Oleaaand Hnaaeftarnlatiing store TM ftlrhth avenue >
lor tale, dotag a good bualaeas and In a splendid I oca- I
lion 44EOROI DUNCAN.
T~* AII/OR. ? A OOOD WORKMAN, WITH fJflOO TO
$S.tOO. toleta the advertiser in a thrlvlnf town In I
New Jeroey . neat reftirencea given ana required. Ad.
dreae MKKit ILL. box 7M Toat office.
TO MANCfATTURERi.?I WANT A BPECIALIT
thai I nan work on commivdoa with my regular
iood?, lobtilng trade. North. Mouth, r.aat aud weii Aa- 1
drew JO U.N J. fMI Tu, Jr.. lieraM office.
TO PARTY ONDERhTANDlJlO RKTaIL OROCRRT
bn^ineaa.?Advertlaer will fnrnlata two Ullrda canltal
and other Inducetoentg; locailen excellent and rent
nominal. Addreee P. A., box 114 Herald offioe.
TO IROKKR3.-A OENTLEM A N OP RKAPECTaI
bllity and ?>ed addreea, witn large gbneral and
btialnesa acquaintance, wlahea te join a broker in gold |
and atoek, real aetata, tnaaraace or notea, on equitable
jer ma, contemplating ne outlay ol capital. Addreaa AS
SOCIATE, box 11* Herald offioe.
T~ O NILLINIRR AND OREMRMAKRTtiT-WANTiF~A
working partner in a atyliah house. Juat opening;
one with gome eapltal or good conneoUoo preterred.
Addrean Mme. M., box IM Herald office.
WANfKD-TO KNtFr iv ro PA RTNRlflBfP WTTB
an Aaaertoan in the ooal bu?ine*g. rtoine capital
and my aerrloei are ready for a fair bualneaa now eautk.
ll?hed and paying wall Am a good accoantant and can
manage all office affaire) flral cleat reierenceg. Au
A nanioan wlahing a partner may addreaa COaL, box 108
Herald office, dating how mnoh oaeh wit be required,
ktoauen ol yard, Ac.
TV-ANTED-A PART*ER IN A DOWNTOWN HOTEL,
tt ahortlr e?tai)ll9hed, with a oaplul ol i?,0iKi. Ad
draaaJMOTKL pak r.s kr, Herald Uptown Rraech office.
WANTKD-410.000 rOR PART INTRRB<IT IN A
well ealablliiied aa.l lucrative bBaiueaa. Addregg
box J. I'JO Mew York root office.
. . H'MWBIg OPPORTUNITIES.
WA$2Toeo orAi? nrviRVINO BUl*IKK?8 man, with
bo* 13>Le rata Upj<l WM'r *,?h . AU(irw uauc-KH.
reaioni lor tolling will begive! toboai M, ",'1*l,,Cl"r1y
aildreagng BiiUUKlTY, boi Hi Herald offi, e
gj^MaS4BU8Mt
Mao tune. Addre?? < ? iSI .iV? of Jfutmakin*
Veney utreet. Now York. ' Pluce, i,a<j., M
? a firm at
abla bu?ino*i for gome yearn naif* in?l35* ?teady proflt
cliautre brokerage and'YJLn? ?J?K*0,**n<M?r?Urn e*.
? am cl.? linJ*o, UM.*'Sutlc.U 1?8 r.,i'ck0f lor
VVA1TED.-A 000n BUHINBSA MAM IV A 1 A ?n?
??t w 1 Ui the Mni'1 l,.u*,r"'M. to take the one half inter'
UenJn wmp?OT2 SJmV1.* 'i00" ar'a ?n.nce. of ?ge??
food* (tap e ; mtre^narkii "nnl}CiCi0UJl't ? brolten health ;
r?Ktas??HS!
as 7??
MOW* II AN KIN 8,1,209 Broadway.
yAUkhPrft..|PeAnR.TrNMEIl0V t OAPaBLkTf
Mowor. bear and dlnln/ xaloon ! lh '??tourant,
jWr thi* City Hall, N,w Y*rl^on^?rt?f.r?'T^f* roo""<
doing good bniinesn or win m'i? tS? i?k ???*?*? now
drcL.M. W? Herald office. whole, cheap. Ad
XSR&^SrS?
Mi rA;
Mar "?a
$250 ??wW,VmJfL*.??iSl,,,'> "OTI?"s?
$300 ?f81* WIL*? PURCHASE POUR first
^^?s5&3K?w??
$300 T,o ?u^t~builn"?RJr^M WrOOW, WISHING
(fentlaman of wealth to aiiit h?r?i k #. *n honorable
A <1.1 re si bODTUfcHN 1 ?nv u with the a bore sum.
office. UtKW LaDY, Herald Uptown Branch
$300 ?o\?or?hK?iICKl4' CAN
remain with ih?hpi AddreaLJ Knifr1^* "n*
ropollun Theatre Broadway JKKUY Co"A.\ Met
|l-m SSina
be aO'e to olear tha imlmni 1?. !0? to buaineaa will
two month* 1 only tho*e tnee?tnI*Mi W|thln the next
the required amount nerd annlU?ti.fjS!ne,e *nrt t>,vll>?
Addr*?aOw. ^Co.. gox 176 fc^aid offlc"?*?*c'u??m??
$1.000r^uYa?h.VfnRJrY.W,ITfl THI8 8UH
?pecialtr well worthy nf ? ")? "*'? of a
Add re *4 ME*
$1,500 fit^r."?tplVke"andDhan1 CO,RNKR ?A
complete, with (Jood wtu o, Sit Itted "P,
nor J, ^000 p.f annuj." ?A
$3,000 u?rbwJfJlF'SSh* THKkKA^^
wnt low, and with Tffffe. JEfi* m?"ner ?? ?o pro.
?X" vEvtsra
$3,000 "? * Cm.
manently eatabluhe.l office bJi? ?''' ,B * Ber*
ssss K.r.? a??r'
ssa,,""'" MartTs'srK.'na
?J-OOrt*. Addre? XCBB^l'U^^VSifKri
$5,000 22L&u2d Zt^hD~T0
?bove amount ean hear of a ilSd'ch?nJP*^,0f wl,h ,h*
??me tafeiy and to ?o?!a advance c?"ce t0 *"??? <h?
ylcea. AJotbm mHiraMa^Ut ***
$5,000 ?u?r.i,0''W) Tk?. INVBHT IN MANU^Io
f"""- Addreaa ^B. P.7bo?x l?7'u/r?M?^?r *
$5,000 T.?u,J.00r)0^WANTKD-TO WORK A IT A.
S^Juir.mo,^ ar^t'thT^t'vr.r
niahinir the money will hare lnli^????S^f' # P*rtT lur.
tory re%ran^? given ana reou^rid i^ ot "tl.lac
Interrlew, box 4 pust office Addr#*, ?pPotnUuj
$10,000 IS. I**-000?A PARTY HAVING 1HK
jfk? V raaka*ranVm?U?#w
hare the aiencr fbr the mu^I lii.f? ? Manufacturer to
? U motuaUy aatltfM tory or ^?k?0li!h*n>1 c*,h
financial branch of ?o?eT^i,? W of ,h#
?J.?n. _Addreaa ll. H. b?S^JM7e<?5riVe ?P"
$10,000 TA"55S.4f cfiz^ !?,7^T
$1(),000 ZxmfrJK S;T.L.HJ"'"' "??
Intely fate DroUJo? thai^T*^!^:i 1 ,*?*** ?D<1 ???"
drert UhMKrKKY jleraid 'fflwp* U U Ad
$10,000 ?la?a fTMOTLT f7r^7
?niaaloft Houm toii^ cm S^'S11 "M C#m
thalr bualnra? with lam imrn ^ J ^ ' aniMitiii
t>? DMdIn controlling con?i/nmVnu^S^,*k' """"y ?o
nectad man with iioo<i rm-or? ^V0t *ood<' ? *? ! con
aqaitabla baaU A^rm^SfftutS ??
IraMPLAIKTIFiTbo, 17? H.riM ofl^^ A<?
$20,000 A42S0:aAL?ct.ArpnlLiL ?^T?D-TO
great magnitude u, wnicb a foriLn.'S? J? ,hii cl57
coailng ???. ^XSSSi ia'^Lff* *?, ??"*/tbo
and legltlioata. and th# ?t>n>liiu SIei?a^t^Jl,Bfc r wbi*
Oiorott?!hly eatabliahed. The whlch u
flmred lp proMcau Oil* enterr?rilr?KT """chlnery ra
relly protected by JT"broad^0U m^V'?, Slv*ru>?r baa
there can bono poeelbie ocmMifii . coaa^nuently
cacltal deilrlna to Inreai win nhV^Si. f ** "?vln*
dtnary oppertumty. UDeIoaDUoi^b?2 * ?/'
changed. Addr^a BHOA^effi'VT'rar^
a;inn nnn -wamted-onb or morr capi.
f IUU.UUU. ta list# to Invest troai $I0,iW) npward
In s proprietory Medicine i established lii years; now on
l nro bull sud in |ood demand; properly extended
tod develop## a permanent end blinly lucrative busi
ness wltl remit: patent medicine men preferred ; this It
unusual opportunity tor investment In ? relleMe and
snceessful enterprise. Address CAPfTAL, Heraid Up
town Braucb office. 1.M6 Broadwav. etty.
SUICIDE IN BBOOKLTN.
A KXW TOU MBBCHAlfT BHOOTa HIM8ELF 15
TBB HI AD.
Coroner Slmms tu notified yesterday to bold
inquest over the holy of Mr/ Asa Parker, re
siding at No. 1M Putnam avenue, who com
mitted auicide by ahooting himself In tbe
bead. For aeveral years tbe deceased, who la
aald to have been a man of cheerful disposi
tion, carried on tbe mahogany baaineaa at Nos,
1M .md let Centre street.. New Tort, Recently be
met wltb fluaacial emoarrasameuta which c.iused
hitu to exhibit a>n#toms 01 menial depree
aton at times, though no particular alarm
was feit lor him by hla family, who
never dreamed of hia taking bla lire. Yester
oar morning be rose from Bis coach about si*
n'< lack, and telling nta wise he was going Uowa
inatrs for a few minute* he went oat <>i the mom.
? few moments later abe was startled by the re
pert 01 a pistol, and, Hastening te tae baaensent,
waa horrified upon beholding biin lying on
the floor bleeding from a bullet wound in bis
right tempi*. Death must have been ln?taatane
oua. He was aUty years of ago and leave* a
widow and Ave daugfeieia. Mr. Parker was an
active member of Dr. Scndder'a ckureu.
THE JERSEY FERRY RIOTS.
Another conflict between paaaengera and em
ployee at the Jersey City# ferry was transferred
yesterday to Juatice Davie' Court In Jeraey City.
He leaued a warrant for the arreat of a gate
tender named Samuel Ramblln, who waa charged
with an assault on a passenger named John Den
ver. The aocused claimed that he was acting in
obedience to orders and waajuatifled In drivlag
the paasenger ont. Justice Davis interrnnted him
by aaying tnat he bad no right to lay violent nan<ie
on any citizen, and that ooedlence to an order
directing mm to perform an Illegal act constituted
no defence. He aaned that trie city had an
efficient police foroe capable of preserving order
at the ferries and elsewhere. When a passenger
had paid his fare ne must be allowed to pass un
moleated. In order to make an example, there
lore, he would remit the Oise to the Grand Jury.
Hamblln was thereupon committed iur trial. A
citizens1 organization, te tie known as tbe "Com
2utee of Baret;," was organized lu Waahlngtun
au jeaterdai.
TH B COURTS.
THE CONVICTED COCNTERFEITEB
MASON.
Oeorge Alfred Mason, who wm lately tried and
convicted in tne criminal branch of the United
.states Court, heiore Judge Benedict, on a charge of
Having in his possession and nttering counterfeit
money, was yesterday sentenced to twelve years'
Imprisonment in the Albany Penitentiary anil
fined $1. The prisoner rose In an excited manner
to address tbe Court, but Judge Benedict said bo
had already been heard tbroagb counsel, ami
Mason wa? at once removed. Mason, Immediately
after sentence, was placed In a close carriage
with tbree deputy United States mar-bais and
taken to Albany. His criminal record is remark
able. It I* alleged that be was tbe Dead conspira
tor In tbe plot to kidnap President Lincoln, for
which be was to receive 9100,000 in gold. Bat two
days b?fore the plot was to culminate bo
was arrested in Washington, charged a*
a Confederate spy, and was conrt-martialled
and sentenced to Imprisonment for life. tier
was subsequently pardoned Dy President Johnson
on promise of leaving the oonntry. Then h?
turned up In Canada, ana the police records ot
Toronto show him to have been arresteo flfty-ono
tlmea lor varloua offences, in wblch tne punish*
meat was by fine aua imprisonment from four to
thirty days. Ue was also convieted in that city
of perlury In iWi# and served one year in the com
mon jail. In 1871 be waa again arrested on is
charge of stealing police ooart records, and wad
sentenced te two years' hard labor in the Kings
ton (Canada) Penitentiary. He aerved one year,
and ttien was released for exposing a plot amoi.*
otaer convicts to break Jail. It was snb equeutir
ascertained that be coaoooted the plot himself in
order to effect his release by exposing it. H*
first negotiated with tbe secret .service officers in
the early part ef i?74, stating that he could rid
tbe United States of counterfeiters, but demanded
that he should be appointed an officer of the ser
vice. He was told this was Impossiule. but thai;
he would be palu for any Information be might
give, and then went to work, and ftom tbe timo
he began until the present day be wan never with
out a "shadow" on hia track irom the rreasu.y
Department.
IMPORTANT SHERIFFS SUIT.
The case of Bnasmann Dornberg and others vs.
James O'Brien, late Mieriff, has been on trial for
the paat three days before Judge l.oew, of tho
Court of Common Pleas, and presents features of
unusual Interest to the mercantile community.
Tbe case was tried in February last, resulting in a
verdlot lor tbe plaintiff; but on question of law
the General Term of the Co At ordered a new trial.
In i860 Henry Cans was tbe owner of a dry good*
store at Mo. 56 avenue A, and on the Bib of Auguie
be sold bis stock to the plaintiff, Dornberg. The
sale was negotiated by tbe wife of Mr. Cans, ami
plaintiff testified that he paid $2,000 for the stock
and fixtures, handing the money to Mr. Cans and
he transferring it to bis wife, and taat oe then
went into tne store snd "took possession."
Four days alter the sale of the property an
attachment was Issued out of the Supreme tours
against Uaaa' property, at the instance 01 Messrs.
Uasberle, Kmer; A Co., ary goods merchants,
lor the sum of $3ft0, and tbe goods In the storo
together with a portion 01 the stocK which had
been removed to a butcher's store in First avenue,
were seized ana subsequently soid by the Sheriff's
auctioneer, the sale realising only %ibt bi. pUlntlffs
claiming mat the stock was wortn over $2,Quo.
Mr. A. Oakey Hall, with Mr. Aimon Goodwin ap
peared for the defence; and, alter a searching
cross-examination ef the witnesses, developed
tbe lact that Uuns and wile wero In debt to
Claflin, Melleu it Oo. and other dry goods mer
chants, aud Mr. Uall in a masterly summing up. la
wsich, as usual, he cited the early hnglish la V
oomuientators, and amused tbe Jury with refer
ences to ail tne recent novels, asfced the jury t??
"Put Yourself in His i'lace" (meaning tbe Sheriff),
and contended that tbe sale was merely a Oran I
to hinder and delay the Just demands ot
the creditors. Judge Loew onarged the Jury
that If they oeileved irotn the evidence #nat tn?*
sale and transfer of the stock of goons from Qatid
to the plaintiff was made In good rultn, and with^
out any intent to binder, delay or defraud me
creditors, they would find a verdict in favor ot
tbe plaintiff for such a sum as they oellcved from
the evidence the geods were fairly and reasonably*
worth, if, on tbe other band, tney believed tbe
sale was not a bond JKle transaction, but wm.
made for tbe purpose of defrauding toe creditor*'
of Cans, they would find in favor of the de
icndant; tuat If the plaintiff bougnt the goods 111
good rairn. witnout any *nowle<igo of irand to be'
perpetrated on any creditor, no matter wnat tho
intention of tne arantor was, he conld not tie hetd
liable, and waa entitled to recover unless tho
oircutustances known to nun were such as, in the
exercise of common prudence, ought to have
awakened his suspicion and led blm to inquire. A
seaiOd verdict waa ordered for Monday morning.
DECISIONS.
St'PUUt COUBT ? CHAlfBXJia.
By Judge Donohue.
Hotlfster vs. Kugieuart.? Costa la the inquests
are costs in the cause.
Br Jmlge Lawrence.
Mimonldes Library association.?I think that
tbis certificate is detective, because it does not
show that all tne persons naiuen are citizens of
tbe United states, (See Laws, 1805, page fl-ia, sec
tion L)
Lorenzo vs. Ca*ssn.?Orders as granted in previ
ous decision.
In tne matter of Donnelly.?Tbere snouid be a
reference in this case.
hpratt vs. Crawford.?Tbe order submitted in
not in conformity with my decision, and a ne at
one muat be preaented.
Hueoner vs. RooseveiL?Under the circumstan
ces I tb Ink tbe motion fer a refeience should 00
denied, without costs.
People vs. Standard Union Manufacturing Com
pany.? Memorandum on seitlement of oraer.
Uecker vs. Hecker?order granted.
Davis vs. Wright.?uranted.
Jams vs. Ka*ar.?In tois case the consent to
refer Is not signed by tbe H.train Bank or its at
torney, snd rule 73 precludes me from appointing
tbe gentleman suggested; the re.eree appointed
to compute is therefore continued as reiereo to
sell.
lioffhung vs. Carlisle.?Upon the plaintiff's exe
cuting sn undertaking with two surettea to bo
approved by the Courtia tue sum et 114,00a, belt*
doable value or tbe property attached, that resti
tutio! will be made and Judgment will be signed.
Phillips vk shed don.?Titer* must be a reference
la tbis caae to ascertain tacts. Keierence or
dered.
stTPitzm cotnrr?cntcurr?part 2.
Miller and Another vs. Brenhsm Impleaded,
Ac. Case settled.
summon court--apr.cnal tehsc.
By Judge Van Vorst.
In re Application or Welsb. Receiver, Ac., fov
Leave to f-ue.?Under rnie *3 the Receiver has
general power to sue; he needs no special author*
Ity. Motion denlea.
Chamberlain va Chamberlain.?Tbis Judgment is
Irregular and saeuld be vacated, up. n a trial by
the Court, the decision ef tbe Judge upon wbic.a
tae Judgment is to be entered should contain a
statement ef facts found and concisions of law*
separately. Sucn decision has not been made.
bf vine va Deviae.?Reference to Charles Prlcg
to tate evidence sad report.
Von An vs. seenaid.?hndisgs of faot and con
elusions 01 laws aettled ami signed.
Well va stead et ai.?Order settled.
My Judge Curtis.
The Windsor Hotel Company ai si. vs. Hawk et
ai.-Decision upon construction of leaae, Ac., 111
defendants' favor. Opinion.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Lavertey va kejes et at? Mouoa denied with
ont costs.
Dnryee v?. Lester.?Default opened wltbont
coats, and principal motlen denied without costs,
Patterson et ai. vs. Benrlmo, trustee, Ac. ~i
Motion denied witnout costo and wltnoni preju
dice to a rsnrwal of motion upon iurther facta.
Memoranaum.
COKMOW P1.XAS?CHAMBERS.
By Jndge Daly.
Astor ts Palacbe?Kxira allowance of one and
a quarter per cent, opinion.
ILU'ID T RANBIT.
A nnm*ronsiy attended meeting or the Nine
teenth Ward Rapid Traaalt Association waa held
yesterday at Mo. #54 Fifth avenue, eorner Fifty,
second atreet. Hon. Thomaa Pearson, Chairman,
presiding, Wiuwm Hl'tcbman acting aa aecietary.
Tbe reporia af toe committees were received, an*
conraglng subscription* wera made aa well aa
eeveral apeechea reiarring to tba fact that ainc*
me laat meeting tba clttzeaa of Maw York bav?
neen encouraged In the ballef that rapid tranait,
the much-needed want, will soon be brought to ?
suocesainl conclusion. The Senate has already
pasaed taa but and tba aame wiu, do doat>t. b?
concurred In by the Assetnbij and approve.!
by taa Governor. Alderman McCafferty then of
fered tba roiiawing resolution
Resolved. That we acknowledge with pleasnre tba
action of tne Mmata In the passage of tne act providing
for rapid transit and recoaaiae taeia aa public spirit*!
an4 Intelligent officials.
Which waa nnammonsiy adopted.
Mr. Jacob token offered taa lollowlng resolu
tion
Re solve a. That a committee often be appointed 1>7 tha,
Chair tc solicit sabsrr.ptlon) and ibat ten per cent in?re
of M paid id upon the pas<ag? ot the law to b? applie 1
to ths process of construction of tba road and mat we
will bid for tha franchise.
Rcao vfcj, i hat the *amc committee communicate wltti
all onrafll*ations rstnt>llsbi><l for promoting rapid trau
alL tor the purpose ol advancing the same.
Resolv?t, i hat <>acn icnoer to the tuo j do now pa f
$UA toward deiraytiirf the expenses.
Which wen severally adopted.
several hnndre 1 dollars were th?n pud over t<j
tba Treasurer. *tid the uieeuug adjourned sulgect
to tae can or the iumib

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