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THE INSANE.
What Visitors Say of Their Treatment
at Blackwell's Island.
SE&IOUS ALLEGATIONS.
Reasons for Separating the Charitable ami
Correctional Institutions.
The recent statement made by tue Commissioners
of Charities and Correction coucerti lux the alleged
abuses at ttee Female Luualic Asylum on blackwell's
Island baa resulted in drawing from nearly all tbo
visitor* to the charitable institutions criticism* of
the snarpest description. It has been Ireely charged
tbat tbo opinions aud staloraetil* uf the officiate of
th* department wero but a Uimsy and knowingly In
correct answer 10 tne charges trade. It is asserted
by viaitora that In regard to ihe cases ot abuse and
negligence occurring in this losututlon, and winch
have been published In the Hkuai.d, do delioite au
twer has Deeu made by the olUcials of the luuatio asy
lum, who have merely contented themselves with a
general answer to specific charge*. They deny that a
woman in hall No. 3 was injured eiehleen months
ago, the answer bciug:?*Tbe only such occurrence
1* tbo one ol old Miss ??, who nas been an inmate
ol this asylum soiue fifteen years, aud her history
aud record show that she his always been Killed or
atai ved, bat is yet alive aud well. Sbo is tbo only
ouo who has made a complaint ol this kind, and sue
has done so without Just cause."
In regard to this answer, the following la asserted
by several visitors. First, that eighteen mouths ago
a woman was injured 111 hall No. 3 ol the Female Luna
tic Asylum, under the circumstances before published.
Second, tbat this patient la at the present time lying
in the sick ward ol the institution Ironi the effects,
remote, it Is true, of such cruelty. Third, that de
spite tne denials ol the officers ol tne asylum, this caso
ol cruolty and abuso can he established beyond ques
tion or doubt.
In releruuce to the assertion of the Medical Superin
tendent "that the meals to the - detached buildings are
carriod by men employed lor that purpose" a most
deliberate denial is given on the authority ol the vis
itors, official and unolllciai, who make frequent visits
to tbo asylum. lu.Miue women, they say, are employed
lor tbia purpose, and can oe seen any day, winter or
summer, that tne nlace Is visited. It is also asserted
by ladies who frequently examine tbo asylum tbat
wbila It is true tbat In some cases It is difficult to keep
I hoes and stockings on insane women, still that the
patients employed lor carry Ing lood are not of this
class, or it thejr were they would not be given the
freedom of the grounds.
TilS DOCTORS AND TIIK XCKS2&
Tnreo respectable uod trustworthy people have In
loruioU tbe writer that ita* statement of the offlolals
of tbe asylum denying that several patients were
bat bod iu the samo water is untrue; thai such is ibo
practice lu tbe Institution, and ll the pbyslciaus
are iguoranl ol auch a sysiern it M owing to tboir lack
of proper supervision. "It is true," one lady re
marked. "1'be doctors m iy uot tuow auyiliing nbout
ibis plan ol somo ol ibo nurses to save ihewaolTca
trouble but when it is a jencral complaint ou tbe
nun oi tbe Inmates ol tbe ^ylutn-a great m.ny of
wuotn are but atuhtly iin-auu and purlcctly clear on
5rrr.?s jsi'n.vstxxf
Sff ni?U? m lnursoJ w.rl My"6 ..n0bej
tiered and these attendants ure d.rcfllly .uteresi#d
n eunnraasin* tbe facts. jet tbeir staiementii are
lakau witboui auy effort to ?rr,ve at u.e truth, dome
ni ii.a.r nurses Lave been aadioled lo driuk. and 4U*,r
vosimionyis^tteriy unworthy ol oai.et
iaci however mere arc many good women, ol
uilcbalile character, it. the a*yl.,.n. ? VU.tor.com;
ilium that one ol tbe ifealeat uilHculues luey mcel la
cihlui "tuunon To und burn,, rcmea.ea abuses I.
inai a .Hank* exists on the part\>l the Pby",u'*n' '
come In conllici w.iu the uuiscs on any "u^ 0l \nh^
?-j.il uvuid us tue aUentlauia, oy uidiug i ach oilier
una uuiub'tulug against Ibo doctors, can give serious
trouble und it baa uoi uulrequoully happono 1 lb puo
lic m.liiuiions that nurses, by potty auuoyauooi and
deliberate disregard ol their amies. buve been able to
?.c ur*'ih? removal oi the physicians. Unices the
tn aical ailenuaut is a m.iu ol lew words auu I"'1-*
action, ami in willing and able to una the l>owei" H1*"
him uu very ottan tails a victim to the quiot buiper
.i?teul olio it* ..l those under bis direction to gel
mm out. IMiyaicUns auow tins, and as a general lulu
no iiot quarrel wiib ib*?ir nurse*.
TUK KOOli (jL'KfcTIO.V
in regard to the uieiary acaia pufciiabed a J ttie bti
ol lure lor one week at luo Female Uuuallc Asy urn
iht? Vlallora KUokuu to ou itic aul'J?*Cl atulo tUul i
it lb *m iruud, inaaxuuou as tint nealicr the
ty.Jim uy uur *??.?* auied Id mm ub'agiven io
the '.uLaJ i? r**i?V auprlied; mat lUo patiauia do not
uover aid receive twelve ounce* ol mcaiat aoy ouo
inue li is alleged lb?t a blu.l quar er t.f beet UaH
Lev or beeu supplied to this iBsthutlon, thai the?neai
ta o, very lulerlur quality and tnal, a, Ur as tulsi par
licuiar an>i tuost ea.?utlal .rticle ol diet is CouceriMKl.
'hu tiaticuta oo iiot receive iuiTO lliau three or tour
lu J'l^ per* ay, when toe weigh, ol the b,.ue is taken
Iruiu the twoivo ounces purporiln/ to Uj '"I'P1'* ?
Tina asaernoil is made oa tne Very strougeal aulhor
uy auii u !> staled by cerium visitors to bo capaole of
?r."V.K-. ???-*>*.?
toou aui plied 10 I he lUiairn pakleuta is en Ibo ?c"0
?iveit by the olllsials ol u?e adjrluui, aud pubiiabou Kfc
fnViuuALU pa? ol lb. ir answer l? the charges
bro'iahi against their tsanagetnuut ol this institution,
Knows how lar those in auibority will no lo m.al?a.
ihc puoiiu and covur up luuiro-n luaiUcrenoeaud
uiJi?ct lake, luria.UiiCe, the item ol breaU. Accord
|u*io the neiary sca.e, II 1 read srlynl, they aH_ert
tual the -Si II of 111*' is supplied ud
such is hoiine c-s.-; s.cu loal is cui iuio six pieces j
and lb la .upplies atZ people. In oilier words, each u
uialo o i tbe >eu?<ie Lunuiic Asylum receives oxauly
une-.-ixib ol a loal, and this nol al oaoti meat ibey
well know that tbe lumatos of ibis institution do not
receive anything like the supply of food given in the
liotnry ? cale. *n?, they woultf oe just as cor
rcci iu saying Ibal Uelmonico lurnlabed
Ibe supplies, and that his cbiel co'.g pre- I
[>?red them. 1 be whole ibuig Is as absur?l as |
'l Aiian'i'ion^iiscallod to tbu report of tb?Comml?
llouers tor lhTtl by ?ua ol ibe visiiora Uuriug ibal
v aar tne asylum contained patients, aud
*61 Ub t?u was ?X|?eniled lor provisions, or aooul ?4-?
lor rucli iiiUsib, or about eighiy-iour oiuts per b?aU
pc-r Heck According 10 tbu staiemenl tue
i oners of Charilles anU Correction were able log v?
quite an ilanor..i? bill of tare lor Ibe Klu
oeuu per usy or lour centH per meal lor eacb of lb* I
Inuiiites I Soups, meats, vegelaoiea, pu diu?, wl.n J
all the ?i?eter?s ol "inree comiortabla aud abundant
uieals" lor the sum ol twelve c-nisl
IMfaoV KMk.NTS.
It It contended by tue oilluai and otiior visitors to i
the Keiuaie Luuauc Asylum thai iu? iniprofeBienM
BMW ueli.gcarried ou will nol do away with the over- !
crowning existing si present, and that every altera^ .
uou thai makes room lor more aamiMtous to iAiS !
isylum louds to decrease U?e opporiuuity and liwo
or exerelse of the inmates A^oording to the report
?I the visitors ol the SUle tloari! ol onaiilies m oe ou
die 1st ol last Maich lu regarU lo the si?e ol tho aay>
?um arounaa, tbe total area on illucswe.i a Maud de
fulfil to ibe insane is botwaeu thirty alia ihiriy-uve
*cre?. I be lowest vstnnale lor proper provision lor
uver thirteen hundred persous, incluiiiug oltlcers,
nurses. Ate., is aiw acres, lu tbe pre?eui contraciau
tpacc no palimil can .or a moment eecape Irom ibe
iiubt auu reuieinorauco ul tne liistiliinon wblon,
?bough ualleil au ?'Asy.um,'' is graied lue a prison
snd t-uppheti like an ..unsboui>?.
T.ie writer is inlornied Uisi al Iho present time sll
ibe land lo the north ol Ibe main bsildlnga Is taken
lp wllb paVlllona, ol which Ibeit are nine, ocoupieil
ia a general rule by tbe chronic insane?two heihg
levoteo to cases uudsr tb# bead ol ''llltby" ami "epi
arplics." Nil improvement is being mado or contem
sluted ior lb* two worst buildings al the asylum, the
onga aud tne retreat, lo the loriuor bulldiug none ol
be i ooins or cells have any cunneciloii Willi lb* Open
ilr, ool arc yentllateil through a uarrow ouniral paa
isge that opens on the rool. So sunlight lua ever
tniereu ibene ??rooms" it t>*ing twenty lour !??* Iroro
ino door ol ib? oolls to tb* op*n air. Ibta building
la at in* pr*s*ni lime greatly overcrowded, the pa
tient* Kaviug to aleep on ibe floor sloug tb* o.rildor*.
Tb* air spaae lu tb? calla or rooms is oulv 4?W uuoic
leei wbilo all authorities sgroe ibal l.oon culno l<-oi la
Ibe'ui.nlmum, aud thai in* air should us ircqu*utly
ehanied by proper venillatiou.
Tllf COHHin*)R AH A DltlSO ROOM*
Tb* rti' Ti oi tb* "Local Viaumg ConnnitU* of Naw
Tork Couniy'" atalea in ralalion lo Ibis bun Hug thai
the meals ur* **ten lb ibe outer rorriuor I he
women in atormv aeslher oilen spoi d several con
secutive asy* wholly in ibeso wards, and are looked
rr u.shl in theclls lor ten or eleYon hours, where
the allowance ol air la l*?a tlian half Wbit ii abould
?e auu nol renewed, lu tbe retreat ou tli* Oral floor
ilie rooms or oelisopeu on s pasauge-two beds sre
il.ceo lu aacb room?snd allowing iwo occupants tlie
ur ?t>ace would be anoul ball llie proper allowance.
No attempt has be. u uisdn uy llie c,,,u,,,,,'l"in
improve either of ibeas buiiuiugs, ailbou^h lu tbem
ar? con lined ibe worst cases at tbe asylum.
A lat* rcpofi nmyu:?
a aititfl# vliit to tb? w*rd? ?bowi n% ?o many Idlo. wcatv,
llMls.. per.?us a. pr-.ses that no at tempt Is awniB
k m the iisllsuts syaleni'illeali*. Ki?r insu.t liutirs il*tl
fa,, ? tsi-t ?'"?* nor plsy. I be fcare Boors whil"wn?liert
?al e n?r.i I suehas, bmwa "eoamy" dre^s^s lin paiis l^r
aa<l ssa> ? ler tea and coffee snd i dlpp-f l? tsae wsler
ton ? nan I, I n^r tl in ? are sofllelent lassos of the eulira
leek ?>' reeoanllim thai tHese Woman errtsiiily ?rr? many
?I ilis? h??.- ha. uee^nt homes; that eheerfal rf>"iti?.
?reitr eelor? end pleasant umilss sre ss sttrseil?s to tin ui
CTeltoaaae I bat n?el and Tall* snd .:..nolly in.mor
lallst'4 itieius^lves by prurlog mat "a **nstaat anu sulloiui
application of all the reaonrees of kindness and humanity
and a constant ?iid iiulturm /aaard to tbe reeovery ub mi lia
ble 1U eaeli caul" bare |)Ue?t m Tt?i?l aerauseiueut ul ilia
mm ( (i dii.?e "1 111 "o<iy w.tli mind i'U the
touting o! a malady uutena lu tu troaiiii. nl.
CUaKITIKS AM> CORHXCTIO.X.
To Ilia impoilaot queanou, "Is Ii ?> sslble tbat tba
llo.irU of Apportionment will give the menu to sepa
rate tbe charitable and correctional Institutions to
greater extern than they are at present^'7 the Com
missioners gave tba loi.owing unnwer:?"I be separa
11on ot tba charitable ana correctional institutions
would oe an luuovatiou tuvolvlng luucb greater ex
peuse ami resuitiug tu to benefit whatever. Tne two
belong together ani ought not to be divided." "It
seems lu ine,r remarket! onoot tbe official visitors, "t but
this statement ou tuo part ol tbo Commissioners la aa
j impudi ill aa It >a lalse. Would not tbe separailou ot
tbe institutions do away wiib employing Workhouse
woiueu oi tbo lowest grade aa alterants ou tbe IB
g.iiii) r Would it uot prevent Workhouse prisoners
I (lualna) Irom hanging around tlie grounds
ol tuo asylum? Would ll not prevent tbe
close relations Ibat ut present exist between
tbo utteuuuuta ol tbo two institutions f Such
a cbuuge would place tbo lives ol these uulortuuate
insane women lu Hie baud* 01 people who would looH
utter thorn, which Is not uo.ie ut preseut, us they are
leu entirely to tbe tender cam ol the officials of the
asylum, who, ll they wore ever so willing, cumd not,
omid; to tbe large uuuii.er ol patients, look persouady
alter tbeir WMlure. Would It uot do awuy wltb the
ayi>tew of political iiitlueice th.u at present controls tbo
selection ol all Who hold otltce under tne dep.irtiueDt f
Aa long as official* intuit public intelligence in deliber
ately hiding iho irutu so <ong rbouid every effort he
made to expose theiu. I'be Comitii*Mon< rsof Charities
and Correcii >? le.tr mat Uie real condition of attairs ou
lilaukweli's Island will be knows. ?>
A HAD aMOWI.XU.
A well known gtuueuiau in this city has slated
tbat in his opinion "there wus hut one pluce worse
than the Island, crowded as it is with the criminals,
paupers, sick and tusatie ol this sreat city, thrown to.
getlier like auinials. without sufficient loud, clothing
or care, uud that place ts hell. ?' A: rayed against the
opinion ot ibe lyiniimissiousrs is the testtmouy of all
the official Stale und local societies, who claim tbat no
permauenl beoellt will ever he accomplished until a
totul separation ol the two classes ol luatitutious takes
pluce. Under the charge ol the Commissioners are
all tbo prisuus aud some ot tbe hospit'iisot New York?
three iurge Islands on which ure more ibuu hlteen
lur^e institutions of all classes. Besides this tho de
partment coutrols tbe relmi lor the outdoor poor, ths
Ltureuu ot Mudioal and Surgical Uelioi aud tbo Ubari.
ties lor Children in this city. To supervise this im
mense charge three gentlemen bold ^IBci, two ol
whom, it bas been openly stated, do uot devote bait
their tune to the duties ol tbeir o(Uc?, the President
ol tbe Board being tne only tnemoer Who rsally
"works lull lime." Yet in view ol all thesa' tacts, and
the teatiinouv of all who ure not dtrooiiy interested lu
keeping up a uuiou ot Iba two clusses ol Institutions,
uiuny people are outspoken in tbeir opinion that not
only aro tbo institutions uuder the department uot
c>reiuily supervised, but that according to the present
Hvsieui it would he an utter impossibility lor the Coin
iniisoners to do so.
A utte roport sluts:?
"Kur.'peau alien<sta claim:?1. That no hospital for
the lusxuu should receive more thau Odd patients. 'J.
i nut tuc niO'Jtcul officer in charge snould have per
sonal knowledge oi e.icli Case. 3. That tbe allovtame
01 nurses should uot be less than on? to ten putiouts.
4. I hut no restraint should he applied exuept by thu
physician's orders. 5. That evorv nurse should be
hold responsible to the superintendent. G. That em
ployment suited to each cuse should he provided us
Part ol tbe means ol cure. 7. Tiiat every item of
daily lile, the painting auu ornamenting of tne wards,
tne ulceues ol dress, the loud, tbe bppoiuin.eiily ol
tbe table, ihe outdoor exercise, the amusameuts, the
.-Uud iy services, should all be cure!nily used as moans
to the same euu."
THE COURTS.
Tbe divorce suit ol Joseph Zuckerman against Jo
hanna Zucktrmau was yesterday relerred by Judge
l'ottor to Mr. Oeorge F. Smith. The purlies are sepa
rated and tbe defendant is now resliliug in Germ tuy.
Simon Herman brought a suit against ex-Shenfl
Conner to recover $152 46 upon an alleged lalse re
turn to ttu executlou in au action by Herman against
Krlu Vo.g On a uu.
bacco V'Vol tUe District Attorney's office,
O'Connor and ?t#?^?" ?? J|b ubw,ul0a uuout
ou tiidicimeuti cb*?V jt .Pom .k6 jirm ol liuveiueyer
$0,000 waitb ol loteto* irom ine urml oi ^ /
& V'?*',u? lluuoclaliy sound, w'bil#, u? al
soutiug themselves hopelessly lubolveut.
\Kciu!^ ?n?el?anUw.r,oroogUt to the Dn.ir.cl
AtJ,?ryn xISS*?"a ??
ned ten yoars sfcQ. A^ u aomelluo
UCCUSOJu :U w t ^le'^?. Keuuutly .Uo
storm, ^? * l# Wl"le absence ol bcr husband toot
roiurucd, and .^y, judge l'olter yesicr
UW:^lSlDTca "u ?f 8U.1*, granted a wnl
uay. ou application ?? mother lo producu the
aSSSKWi to-morrow, wuen the merit. of ibo
c.ae will r^ii'.rrj'v'u^ar.oo Court brouuht by
tU-Tri^/o. uir;^roml!,e%^m^rrr/go
ll?Md through a guardlau, has now commenced pro
v "h^w* ycsierd?y obtained Irom Judge Oooobue an
ft. XJoidaoi's .ocoua arresi, placing tbe
b:A^luafa'..nco a motion wa? made before Judge
sbi;::;nh'^?:^r:r,r:srcr;^
$j, 1^0 a j ear. ^ d ^rle Uailroau Company,
W!l"h wa/rtcoub'.ructe l UJ the Kr.u Hallway, sud the
T . !miat was mud.) in 1*65. I he roceiver opposed
lull payment wiw tniormatiou
siszx.?
tbe ui oi lo U*
CONIES!" Fult A GLi^ilKiHIP.
The term ot Clerk Kob?rt U. Johnson, of tbl Cenrt
of Special Susalous, expire* oil tbc let ol Mar. and lb#
eumpollllou lor tu? vacaucy baa grown exceedingly
lively. The salary i? tMW annum, a~d tba term
l. IM alx rears. Tbc duti?s are light, and tbo position,
klx ,s rcsarded ><y tbo politicians as u
lu const-,u.uw, w KgM d'UB for tbo office aro
XmkM ln?umtnutlr Jouusou,, Solomon Mn.tn
aecre'ary ol the Republican Central Committee, aad
Malor Kobart P Noah, a member o. ti,o tammany
Hall General Com.nUW#, aud at pres.nt Assistant
Corporation Auorovy.
l'itOVED~AND ADMINISTERED.
Tho wills of the following named dccoasoJ person*
were proved before Aomin H. Ua.ley In tbe Kings
Couuly Surreal.'. Court during tbe past week:?
Bridget Stewart, ol tbe town ol l'tract l i Anu Worlh
ridge, Cbariea Henry Fowler, Catuanue D. Klwall,
Simon MirclitliolU, Susan Watarston, Catharine lope,
b a oi UO IK. C la p pan d luuotby Cabin, all o. Brooklyn.
Krs O. adi.imlstr.t40u were granted ou tne
Chi ura ol the lollowiug nauii'd ueceaeeii person..?
A 1-urn.r, s.r?h w.nte, Sophia Martin Job..
ston' Sarau Jobti.ton W.ruer, Andrew Keller and
joirn t. Nureroii, ail ol Hroomyu. .
1 ?iur, of guaraiau.<lni> ol tlie pc-r.ou. and eMalos
I. iifiw^ Orr il?ry >lour? Orr Jaliei L.iiuu
Orr war# crMited lo Alexauder K Orr, and ol Samuel
" I)od"u ?#org. K. Oodd, UI. lamer, all ol King.
eouuty.
AN IDIOT'S ESTATE.
Th# r#f#re# appoiutad by tba Kings County Su
premo Court lo t.ko teatimouy lu tbe case oi James
Morn.Sharp, an idiot In lb. Home lor incurablos, at
KlalbUrh, L. I., subinltlcd li.a report yesterday. It
racommoa.is tuo appointment ol *J
1) ? rei.id.ut ol tlrookiyu, to take onarge ol tue
ffiiol's person aud estate. Honda in lb.; som or
|7,U00 are required tu be lurni.bed by lbs Uoclor.
IDLH E SKnliLAN 1 ASSVl Lli D.
Sergeant Cadden, ol the Klavonth pollc# pr#clnelt
Brooklyn, while on his way home Irom Iho siatlou
hou?e, between twelve and one o'clock yesterday
morutaf, Wei Herman Wotcnmer and Heier J'elersou,
ol No. 77 Myrtle area tie, on ll.nillloo .venue, ne.ir
Van Brunt street. Both men were un.i.r the i""i??co
ol liquor, and, as the Serse.i.i ?a" ao..ut lu 9**
tbem W.schuier ss.aulted him tn a brutal manser,
Herman. Cadden r.ce.ved .....t.noa lu a short t.m^
but .l was .ml until alter We.cnmar bad r*^lvod *
clulibiuu that h? could oe arra.lad. lie w.p taken
b.iore Jud?e Kerry at a later hour and Held lor trial
th# charg# ol .-lasun, wu la u.s co.npaniun (later
sou) was arrested aud lined lor being druuk.
lU'.HlSi INi* AHUEST.
I Officer <?ardn"f Tlsited a unemeni bous# in lb#
I Fourth war 1 yestenlay lo arrrsl a mau njlued John
j lleiiif, a tinsmith, accused ol uhaudonuful. He lou.il
I Hmu? on the lop lloor snd told him he was s prisoner,
whereupon the mau turned upon him, .trui-k lilin a
poweriul blow in the breast and then ru.iied uowu
ftaira. the olhc.T lo lo?ed, and, calClung tllll, ?
scullle on.'.ueil. The oUli er Unally brought him lo
term-, by Inltitig blm on the lorvhead with the bull
end ol Ins pisloL Judge Murray held the prisoner iu
|300 ball.
CAlKttli HTEAblNO.
Detective Wsde, of the Fouri.enth preclnclt
took to the Tombs Police Court yeslerd?y William
terey, a young m.o, oi llakter street, whom he caught
In the'act of ste?lni? a quaiituy ol cimnrto Irom tho
store ol simpklnN * lluab, in kiim slroel. Tne pris
waa held 111 fl,<?00. U* is said to be an old
offender
EXPORTS OP BEEP, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK.
The following statement sbowg tne quantities and
?aluce of Ireab beef, mutton and lire Block exported
I rum the United States to ports In the United King
dom and other ports, from January 1, 1878. to April
28, as compared witb laat year:?
? 2L*
:? irf: ay Li rifr
i i : : : f: : *r ?? '? : ?"?
si:! I : It ft ??
ill: : !? 5 : ::!5: i i j t
: : : : : : : : : S,. : ? 5 ? :
: : : ' ? ? ' * ? ? ' ? it* : : j ?
?^1 M- Id
i 51 sis? IIsii
i sliii
r -g
llil S
-.83'?
iiii i
I I i s 3
Sj&'g I
g??ll
111
H 7
? r
MIS
?I e>
.8!
ins' ?1 111 ? t\ 11 i'il
i II si i a I
Si 88
I I 33 I
If
I M I
<o | >j ? at
00 I '-JW >- 3>
I sltssl
3
Stss llfill 2
Jjff
8S&&
J? *
r* o
S e>
S.ssl f
5113 ?
-?c to U CO
I -
HI,! 5
.38 .SSjsaUflf
~ ^~1 a'-?* ' -
?"si? glstttSlE&sr
-? uto ?
SJ lj'5*2 S
sggs &
foil
-33
5a;?
is!*i
3 18
b $
Ssli I
g||| I
-2 S
C?>
II'I'? I
p r?
5 IS slid
?IKKNCU KXFORTS?HATRB AKD FAKI.i.
Urn. Vahif,
497 .MX) $4.V>-'0
Mutton M.-Ml l.?70
Urexeil botft 14..>OU
Totnla $47.8.'i3
?Klrnt thlpmeuU to Krance couimeooetl November 4,
X877.
MISOKLLANKOUS LIST ADOKD IS FOR 1874.
"eau-Jt
"BOST) K?
Oocr ? T
\* t:W. f %:lf *
!? : ? zF a. ? : :
a O C-ST^O4? 2. SL ST S? * ? ?
- sr ? g. a r ? s c. ?< i ?
11
11
;?si
o o?
I ss
r4 r
81 2? ?
sasi
ft
Ci 5
MO
II
r
c
?
S2
? - g
J55
- MC?f
?Ss&
m ?-? 8 ?
>? a?
iiil l
lis
;l I I
I I
00 to f ,S
Viway
ssss
I I
IIII
52
i i
3" x
& o
London?175 pig?, '235 borne*.
Hull?30 i bead cattle.
'lotinlug (North Uurmaay), 937 bead cattle, 10 borso*,
80 hog*.
Value, $085,350.
t Othur porta only eomprlie the Wait Indlea.
EXPOUTS OF BUTTEU AND CHEESE.
Ibo following are the oxporn of buttor aud choeao
from New York to tbo uudorinoullonoa porn alnoo the
let ol Muy, 1877 (beginning ol tbo trudu yon), aud
for tbe week ending April 20, 1878, an compared with
lame time laat yoar-?
Jiuiter.
Liverpool.
Loudon ...
(jUa^ow...
lirlstol....
liuiub'g I
and |
Bromeu. )
Other p'ta
Total, lbs.
Chrr.it.
Liverpool.
Loudon...
Gl.iagow ..
Briatol. ..
Hamb'g
aud
Uroinun.,
Other p'ta.
Total, lbs..
ThU i I
Wrek. \ l*rev\outly. Total.
-I
64.009| 6,88S.t?24! 0.762.833
15.122 (W)4.8001 1.19 922
15,452' 6.1ST,70s| 6,203,2 2o|
?! 1,647,893 1,047,893
81,004
40.732
222 319
2,001,6821 2,082,580
2.704,654! 2.761,381
19.435,62lj 19.054,840
463,041! 70.403,S79] 70,850,923
8,5001 92,0S1,1M| tS.0W.6A9j
?' 11.9 J7,37^1 11,927,372
?1 8,001,9921 8,001,992
158,177
8,96o| 1,275.8011
Xtimr Time
/, !.? Yrar.
7,008,512
?>50,'i00
4,102,452
800.350
901,77$
2.460,470
168,1771
1,284.76b|
10,043,309
68,064.442
19, -<07. IM
7,?1S,544
6,380.810
37,200
1,269,824
470,494|l24,398,38s|l24,8O8.882I 88,177,931
,?Snipper/' /Vic?.?,
1877. 1878.
C't n t i. Cents.
Buttor, lb., po?r to float In a 23 9 a 22
Cbeeau, lb., Une 11 a 12'*' 8 a 12)6
EXPOUTS OF OYSTEU8.
The following abowa tbe quantity of o/atera (dipped
to tho undermeotlonod porn from New Yor* Irom
October 22, 1877, to April 28, 1878:?
I'nrU.
Liverpool .
Londou...
Uluagow..,
Briatol.
Wt'.t Horn,
.33,604 24.>
. l.ot?2 42
. 652 ?
8U 46
Havre 104 ?
Hamburg..... 603 ?
Kotlcrdain 28W ?
Kri'iiii-u lxo ?
Oilier pyru. 614 040
Totala .36,794 972
Average price* |5 60 ? |S 25 per bbl.
HEAL ETATe7
ClllM.
425
2,500
30
M
60
1,470
4,631
Tbe following aalea wero tuade on tbe Koal Latate
Uxctiange yoaterday:?
av a. r. HA it* art.
Phllo T. RukitI**, re lore* - Foracluaurr aala?of lli<\
liouae, wlia lot 23.0xH8.9. No ltl Kaat .'HU it.,
a. a., I 1j ft. w. ol Mitalaou at,; to plaintiff |ll,0UU
nv joh* t. aoTu.
Wllllaiu II. Leonard. rel*i*e-Korat'iomr* aale?of
til* houan Willi lot 24.Hx?7.U. No. ??4 l.u il.iw it.,
a. a., I.'W it, a. of Dolancey at.; to plaintiff........ 15,601
ar jamu M. aiLL?a.
Kd ward R. Ilakin, ralere ? Kori-rloaure *ale of the
lioiiA*. with lot 25x?2, No.' 214 t.aat 6th ?t., a a.,
lft.'i It. e. of Mowery. t ? plaiulilT 10,000
av a. j. aLaxraaa akp an*.
Moa*a KIjf, refei**- -Kore*lo*ur* aal* ol tna house,
with lot J.ixlUU.6, .No. .'ltl Bait 44th n.. a. a.. lta?
It. a ol .Id av,, to plaintiff 10,000
Also. alnilliar aal*. aaine relaree, three hoaaua, with
plot ol Una. tl'J (1x102 2, Noa. 4-tl to 4So Kaat 77tH
at., a. a, 236.M It. w. of av. A, to plaintiff. ft.JOil
Total r>2.3U0
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS.
The following a tat* m est, avowing the real eatalo
traoaaetlone recorded Is tbo RegtaMr'a office April 27,
1878, ia obtained Irom Augnatua T. Oooburty, beput/
Kogiater:?
Rlvltigton ??., e. a. 44.S ft. a of Ladlow at.. 22x4(1;
Mlcliiael Maaer *nu wile to f. Biuniintr |W,MK)
81at at., n. a., tW.H It. a. of Uroadwaa, ImW 9; T. K.
Ceek and wife to Oakman It. faliia 21,300
Central av., 24.4; Fatrlak II. 1'ohorty to hllia J.
Mel Nam.
27th at., n. I. (No, 121); William H. Hireeter nail
wifa to Thom i? --*1 u" Num.
I luth at., n. v , Hit ft. w. of 2d av., 2<ixlrre^ular;
M?*jr Kaiiipms and buebaad to hiuiua It. Illll ...
laiaT .n. wi corner 3d at. (24th ward); i.aruner
Wlliard tv Oerard H. Hciantun...
27th at., n. *., 20<l.H It. w ol tith av., HXHxtWtl); Mary
.1 Duma to Wlillurn H. Mreeter
Union av . 54u It n of Wall at. (24tl< ward), .10x102;
ala? Union av , ? a., 824 ft I of Hall >1. t24ib
ward), 64x17.1: Mary U Oe (A'lld* to Thoinaa II.
l'o<ip*r
Willi* av., w a, ft; ft. ?. ol 140th at. iXld ward), 7>1x
IUB: Carolina Knoeppel to Until.* h Moa*i>rt.,.?.?
Monro* at , u. a., 1*0 it. w. of Pike at.,2&xlUO; Dan
iel K. I yildy and wlr* to John Mnairiava
latav.,aw corner lltath **.. 2fk,r>x9*l: itobwrt Mar
ray and wife to llaory J. Annatroiitf
31*1 at. a. ftw. It ft. I? 11 xt*H.U; Oeortre Me
Klbbin end wlr* to J*n*t MoAuain
Klbbin ..nil Wire to <lan*t Mo A nam
j,lst at,, n a . JJ > It. w. of ?tli a?., 2'>xft?l.9; Lydla
Kandall mill liuabnnd to Carl K f. Ainmin....
Noia.
4,900
7.B73
Mom.
Notn.
ft,000
U.MI0
\0,7W
i a n
Locnat sr.. lota No? 88 ud 89 (24th #?r? : Henry
Kiorray mid wlb io Ikmnu Sluttiw Nom
12th >t , *.*. 445 0 IV e ?f a* A. 25*103 3; illrnt
C. Mcliee Uil hatband lo Patrick l.eary. 10,'> *J
541 li kt.. n a.. 2W> 2 ft. e. ?r 2d av.,2L2xll??.5; Tlio
uiak MeGaiuesa and wile to Omnia abe i. 13.000
Slat at., n a . 3?7.ii It a. of 2d ?v., 10;
i'lurn Luaeuiibl and husband to Francis J. AHert. nom.
Slil it,, u. a. 1-5 It. w. of l>th ?v? 2^xl<?i.6; Joba
V. Arnold and wife to Kndolph B.irgiu Nom.
Weat Furiosi road lot No. 3), CMth war.I); Tbomaa
McMubou aud wile to John U. V. Arnold 4,u'K)
4<>tti?t.u 273.8 ft. w. oi Otii ?*.. 23 9x98.9;
.Max ficbwan aud wile to John Gerber 10,0!*)
4oti at.. n. ? . 249. I0>? K. w. of 9th a*., 22.1x08.9;
aarae to aauie 10 ,"10
2d iiv . w. k . 49.5 It. u. ol ;?7ih at., 10.0x80; t. (land
lord (referee. to Jane Brinkerboff 5.000
luolu ?t., u a. 1U2.11 It o. or 3d a*.. l7.lxKXJ.il;
Cbariea K Wei a (raferae) to l migrant ludustiial
,s?Tluaa Hank 3,000
48th kt., a. >.. 114 ft a. of Ud *?., 19x100.5; Kd*aid
11. Iclieil (rafaraa) to f. Goelet and otliera (lease
bold) 6,00")
24iU at., n. a , 350 It. w. of lOtli it., 100xS'8.9; Com
binillou Rubber Company to Nathan Stephens... 42,000
lltli ?t., n. a . 380 10 it. a. of 'Uli a*? 22.9x103 3;
Tbomae H. Cooper und wife to Evelina Cooper... Nom.
lltli kt., II. a., 4111 7 It e. of 6ih av., 22.0x103.3;
name to Joa?ph Cooper .... Nom.
Boston roud anil Vurmilyea av , a w. corner (24cb
wanl) ; Joseph 11. Godwin and wile to A. Boiuon. Nom.
5(ltli at., n a.. Hi 8 ft. e. ol Oth av,. 10.8x100.5: John
Jasper, Jr., .;ud wile to 8 trail J. ilrooks 13.000
3(lth at., n s.,2o0lt w. of'9th av.. 25x98.9; W. La.
lindley (refetee) to tioll'uiuu Klre Insurance Com
pany 111,00!)
30tli kt., u. a.. 225 ft. w. ol 9th hv? 25x98.9; kamo 10
aame .. lo.lkiO
Kl CORDED VOKTUAUKg.
BouOn, Aaron K. and wife, to .Maria A Wag.r and
nuuiber (executors, Aim. k. w. comer of lioitou
road and Veriuflyea aV. (2Jtli ward); 3 yoars $3,500
Ciemont, Charles J. aud wite. to Anne Sliauuy, a.
a. corner ot 129tli kt. and lltli av,: 3 year* 2.000
Egbert, M. Louise and Inikband, to Julia. VI. Coki;I1I,
a. a. ol ll?lh at.J e. of 4tb av.; lyear.. 15,000
Gale, Eliiabeth N and liuabnud, to iieurv I. Bar
bey and another (trustees, Ac.). No. 4 baat Sdih
kt.; years ?? 20,000
J!i'di;i'k, Catherine A., to Andrew H. Green, u. e.
corner ol Eaat Broadway and JelTeraoii it. ; also s.
a. ot Division at. (lot No. 914 ot Kuti;ora caiutel ;
alao n. a. ol Kant Bri>adwav, corner of JefferMMl
Kt., and also n a. ol' Kuat Broadway (lot No. 923
of Kiitgcra estate); due 10,000
llermau, ? -ophiii and liuaband, to tbo Washington
Life Imurauch Coninauy, e. a. ot Lexiugton av.,
a. ?>! 52d kt. ; year* 14,000
Knee. Frederick and wife, to ilerrniuun B tt, n. a.
of 77tli at., w. of 1st av.; 3 year. 2,800
Mo Allan:, Janet *u<l litis.and. to George McKlbben,
No. 333 Weat 31*t kt.; 18 mouths 5,300
Muttler Isaac V. and wi a. to Charlea Blumeuthal,
a k. ol' 28t!i kt.. w. ol' 2d av.; 3 youra 0,000
O'Keott'e. Margaret, to Hanuah I'oley, n. a. of 29tu
kt.. w. of 10i.li av. ; 2 yuara 1.00O
Faine. Oakiuan f>. to Tliouias B.Kerr aud otbera
(exi'cutora. Ac.),n. a of 31at at..e. of Broadway;
1 rear 6,000
PatteisoB, Sarah II. and another, to Townsend
Wand. II. n a. of 40th at., w. ot 9t i av.; 3 years... 7.000
Barney, Kllon K. and husbaii'i, to Tliouian ii. O'Con
nor (eX'.cuior). n. a. of 29th at., w. ol 8tb av.; 5
yeara 8,500
Koiters. Maria R. aud busbaud, to Mi.rlon L).
Isaacs, n a. of 55th at., e. ol !Hb av.; 3 years 7,000
Schalk. Km inn, to Jaiuus It. tiott, a. a ol 3.~>th at., e.
ol t.exlniftoii av.; 15 months 2.000
Seaman, ?< tiliaiu 0., t > Kraucia H. liawe and
another (executor*. Jtc.). n. a. of Itith at., w, of 7tb
av. ; 3 veara 2.000
8miill. Charlotte ami husband, to Btephen II. Mart
lluu, w. a. of Ureanwicb at., a. of Charlton kt.; 1
year .... 1,000
Sraltb, Juhu U and others (executor*, Ac.), to Alex
aimer Hamilton and other* (trustees. ,tc ), Noa.
|.">ii and 158 Broadway aud No. 89 Liberty it.; 3
year* 37.000
KKCOKDKD ACHir.NMKNTa Or MOBTtiAGk.4.
Cropper, Catharine E. ladminivtratrix. Ac.;, to l*a
bei K. Bennett $10,000
Russell, William K. (receiver. Ac.), to William Ke
vau (executor. Ac.) 5,000
Shield*, Mary M. and another tlrualoea, Ac.), to
John W. IVokeit 1.000
Same to saino 7.000
Same to same 2,000
Siminoua. Ovid T., to Carlin* C. hitomona 1
SamH to same 1
Wicker. Ueorgo W. (executor, Ac), to Thomaa \V.
Wicker.... .. 1
OUT OF DEB 1'.
A mortgage ol $60,000, which for lome time ex
isted HKuiuit the Puritan Congregatioual Church, cor
ner ol Marcy and Lafayette avenuee, Brooklyn, has
been liquidated.
ilAUlUAGES AND DEATHS,
BIRTH.
Dk.ntz.?Sarah A. Ukntz, ol ? daughter, April 27.
ENGAGED.
Martin?Nkidiq ?0. Kobkkt Maktjv to Mix Uabt
0. Nuidig, both of this city. No cards.
N/ARRItD.
Brows?Koxvalinka ? On April 24, 1878, at tho
Church ot ftt. Charles Borrotueo, .Sidney place, Brook
lyn, by tne He v. D. J. Shoeby, Euwi.i H. Urown to
Kl-uk.vik M., daughter ot Jjhu Koavalmku, Esq., all of
Brooklyn.
CAiiMieiiAitL- Mucklkstox.? On April 27, 1S78, by
i Ue K' v. Dr. William il. Taylor, J am km A. > akmicuakl,
M. D., ol ibis cuy, lo Mrs. Ba.nsau Muoklksto.n, of
Elite lucd.
Costalks?Ukllycu.? Ou Wodnesday, April 24, at
Si. Stephen's Cnurcb, by tbe K?v, Dr. C. V. Muliouoy,
AI.FUfc.lJO COHTAI.hR, M. D., to Ulna VIRGINIA A.
HkllYkr.
Havana and Venezuelan papers plnaso copy.
Davikb?Ludwick.? Wednesday evouinit, April 24,
at 81. Augustine Cnurcb, by the Hcv. A C. Kunber,
Walt km D. Daviks, ol' Au.iouia, Coun., to Mary Leo
wick, ol New York. Nu cards.
Falvby? Uumall ? At Si. I*?rencc Churcti. by
the ltuv. KuUicr Used, I'hurauuy, April 2d, Tiioua.-i
Kalvi.y to Katt Buat'ALL, daujjiiior ol Cburlea Uu?
ou11. E*q.
Hiuuna?MoLkwhr?Ou Wednesday, 24th mat., at
St Luke's Cnurcb, by the Kev. a. Warner, Tmoiias
ItL'oiiKSto Maris Lulls* McLkwkk, daughter ol P.
McLewec, E-q.. ail ol Ni w YorK city.
l.u. AM? Murray ?On (buraUay, April 25, 1878,
at tbe ftuVeuluuiilb iftroet MetiiudUt Episcopal Cuurou,
by Key. i\ W. W?re, Jauks H. Lucas tu Kmma t. Mur
R .r, daughter ol tne late Jacus H. Hurray, of ibis
citv. ?
Lyo.ns?Coknwki.i Apt II 25, 1878, by tho lie v. E.
11. CbapID, at tbo Church of the Dlnue Paternity,
Wallack i'. Lyo.x? io Ola ha L. Cor.nwkll, daughter
ol Jacob H. Corawell, both ol mis city.
>iall.am?Black.?Ou We<lnebday, April 24, al the
Cliuruh ol St. Mary the Virgin, by Kev. 1. MeKco
Browu.Saxukl K. Mall am tu 11 attik J., daughter oi
John H. Black, Esq., uil ol thia ci.y.
Moll AN?Hatch.?Do Wednesday. April 24, at tho
resldeutttol tne briue h pireuis, by 1. 11. Tattle, D. D.,
Thomas J. Moiia.v, lo AUHIK Katr, dauguler ol ftuuiuel
N. H.ilcn, ail ol this City.
MacEvot?Naulk.?ai St Teresa's Church, by lb*
Kov. M. 0. O'Farrell, J. Si-ALliiNu MacEvuY, ol MoUul
Vernon, >. V., lo Lizzifci a., youugam uaugnier ol toe
late Charles Nagle, M. D., ol this city.
McSoklky?I'rschaiix ?Ou Weduosduy, April 24, at
iba cnurcb ol nt. Kvso ol Limn, by the Kov. Wiliam
C. Poole. NICHOLAS II. McSoilLKY to CAJtMiLLK L.
DkscUAC.v, all ol ftorfl Now BrlgUtou, S. 1.
.Niims?Wait.?Ou Tuesday, April 23. at the ret I*
dencn ol tua oride's pireui*. by the Kov. Oea H.
Uepworth, Alukht Nikms to auuik J. Wait.
Parker?crowsll.?Ou Tnesdsy. April 23, nt tbe
rosidenco o| tbe brute's pup-uts, by itie Kir. K. 11.
Cbapln, D. I)., Joskpii I'ahkkr, Jr., lo Mixmik D..
eldest daughter oi U. Lalayuile Crowell. No cards.
I'okikkiiklo?Bklbu ?Ou lhursday evening, April
2ft, at the uhuruli ol the Messiah, by Ihe Rev. Dr. D.
V. M. Johnson, assisted by Kev. Charles A. Baker,
Ciiarlks It. I'ORriCRriai.D lo Liu a, daughter oi Saniuol
BiuhIi, both ol Brooklyn.
Puwkks?Wkavkr.? On the 24th mat., at tbe rcai
denoe ol ihe bride'a pareais, Albany, N. Y., by the
Hev. W. W. llulKTHhall. D. D , ol' iliui oily, lAaistod
by Kev. William A. Snivelv, 01 Brooklyn, Waltkr
11. ruwuKi, oi thm ony, to Katuakimm &, Oaugbter ol
Ueorite rt. Wearer, |M
^.iivkly?Crush v.?lo Albany, N. Y.. April 26,
1H7S. by ihe Kev. W. A. dnively, D. D., Kev. K. A
bMvaLt, ol Quincy, Mass., to iilM Cko?ur, ol tho
loriner plica
Wathi:hi:rt?STt'TVKSAVT.?On TBesdny, April 23, at
the residenceol tbe onus's par<-nls, by Hie Itev. Juxilu
D. I" ii11on. Maky T. >? atkiimcry, ol Biookiyn, to
Williax II SruvvkHAKT, ol Now York city.
DIED.
AnUaHS.?On Frtilny, April 20, Kt'Tiff.RPOitu B.,
only -oo ot J 11. and Mima Aokcrson, tiged 19 iiionihii.
K-'lativsn uud irieniik are invtivd lo attend luueral
Hi if, (Suniiuy) at two K VI., Irom 742 Wanhiuaton si.
liARrox.?on fbursday, April 2&, Briook* Uaktux,
the oeioved wile ol Mioiianl liar ton. a liailVO ol Dou
erali, county Coik, Ireland, axed it year*.
' Tne luncral will take plnce lrom h- r late retldenoo,
U7 Chilslopnsr ot, this (Sunuuy) iilternojn, at null
piist ono o'clock. Kelaiives anil irieuds are invited
to alt"iid.
l.KiiwKi.u? On Saturday, April 27, Khkdkhick Ar
tiii'R, mlaut son ol John and Margaret tieuwuil, aged
3 luouttis and 4 days.
Kuncral serviue ai tne residenoe of his parents. 412
West 66th st, on Monday, al two o'clock. Relatives
aud Ii lends ie>|i?cuull.y invited.
Hkh.mi>oiia?.?Maroarkt. beloved wile of Walter
Hurini<iK'lain, al her reaidvnee, 409 Went JOth at.,
uiii'd (16 yosrs.
RelatiVi-M and Irlonda ol tbe Inmlly are respectlully
inviled to her mueral, oa Monl.iy, the 211th, at hall
ptul ten A. M . sharp, Irom Si Michael's Uuuruli, H2d
si. between Utti huo 101U avs., wuere a solemn re
quiem mass will be ofloreu Iter tbe repose ol her soul;
tnence to Calvary Cemetery.
Hmkton ? At J icKkonville, Kla , April 24, of con
sumption, Mrs. Elica llMtuil, widow ol the late B. I.
Benton.
Noiiuo ol luneral In Brookl/n papers Monday
avuulup.
Cam'irlu.?Oo >'rid?y. April 26, ol beart disease,
Harriht K., wile of B. Y. l aufleid, n?ed 34 years, a
?noutus ana 2tl dnya
Kelntives aod friends are lavnad to attend tbe ser
vices at tbe rssideuce of ber husband, 411 7tb a?., st
ball-past ten A. M., on Monday, 29ib mat. The r?>
insins will be lakeu to Nyaek lor luierment.
Clash*.?On Saturday, April 27, Mra A.inia
Claiikb, aged 35 years.
The relalivek und mends ol tbe luuilly are rcspeol
fully invited lo attend tbe lunersl, on Motulav, the
2Uth, Iroiu her late residencs, 176 Meeerola av,,Orsen
pomi, at one 1'. M. No Uawsre.
CorriT. ?On Kndsy, April 26, at 363 3d nv.,' Monica,
tbe beloved wile ui Mlcbsel Coder ai.d daughter of Mr.
Henry Crosby, ol Booterstown, Dublin, Ireland.
l-riends are requested to attend tne solemn requiem
high mass, at St. Stephen's Church, on Monday, at
liali-psst ten A. M.; thenoe to Calvary Cemetery lor
llitnrmeni.
Dublin papers plesse copy.
Cos.ioi.lt.?Depirted tins llle, April 21, at St Mary's
Hospital, 166 Deun st., Mrs. Mary, relict ol tbe lata
Patrick Connolly, aged t>U years.
Seo Tuesday'* Herald.
Daklimi.? At Madison, Wis., April 20, Liamdir
Da mi.ish, of i his city.
Notice oi lunerai horeaiter.
Eari.st.?At VuhitUBTillt. on Saturday mernlng,
Apn< 27 lb78, Mary Catharine, onljr daughter ol Msr
tm J. and Uaiguret A. Karley, aged 1 year ttna
UJOIItllS.
Tim funeral will take place til* (<uiid iy) afternoon,
at two o'clock, Irom corner ol ISSBtb st. and Broadway,
to Wmtcueaier. .
Ech.uax.?On Saturday, April ST, Frsorkick W.(
Ecii mix, aao<l ?>5.
Fuuerai will take place fioin tbe residence ol his
sou, Charles M. Kcluuau, 85 llih at., South Brooklyn,
on Monday, April 2U, at two o'clock 1' M. Frltuds
an! acquaintances are respectfully invited.
Folsy.?Willis, Infant sou of Jumes aud Annls
F'ley. *
Funeral oo Mond.iy, April 29, two P. M., from the
residence oi tbo tmreutb. 2KB 1st av.
Frkcu.?Suddenly, ou Wednesday evening, (isokus
Washington, in lain son ol Juhu J. sua Catheriuo
Frtcn, 2 yeurs uud 4 mouths.
* The friends ol thu 1 miiiy ure respect lolly invited to
atteud the Ton rul, ou Sunduy, April 28, irotu 0-1 '2d
av., ut ouo K M.
CmsoN. ?At Red Uank, N. J., April 20, William H..
sou ol ihe iutu It. f. aud Emily Oibsou, uyed 10 yours
and 0 mouths.
rh# irieiids ot the family arc Invited to attend the
funeral, at K<ul U?uk, at liulf.|ntsl ten o'clock, ut tbo
1'reabyitirihi Church. The truio leaves Liberty at.
Itfipeu in i it it cs pust oittht.
Hallick.?Ou Saturday, 27th luit.. Cathkuink Hal
lick. wile ol Whitman 1'. Dallies, lu the 73d year ol
her age.
Kelslivosuud friends ure respectfully invited to at
tend funeral service*. Irom her late residence. 170ib
st. and Mud sou uv., lieiuont, ou Monday, at two 1'.
M. I'ruins from Forty-second streot depot by Harlem
Railroad st 12:30 ami 1:30 P. M.
HXM.Mcur.-Oa Thursday, April 23, Maroakkt
Uk.vnkssy. wile ol Patrick J. Heunossy, and duu^htcr
of ihu la.f J tiu aud Catherine lie.ilv.
Tue relatives and Irieuds ure Invited to attend tbe
funeral, Iroui ti<rluto residence, 10 battery place, ou
Suud iy, April 24, uwtwo I' M
H ioan. ? Thursday, April 25, alter a lnnjt llluoss,
Johanna, the beloved wile ol Putrlok Hogun, ayed 72
yea is.
The relatives and Iriends of the family are respect
fully luvited to attend the luneral, on Sunday, April
28, ut two o'clock 1'. M., Irani tier luic residouce, 173
Front at.. BrookIvn.
Hot.mkii.?On Thursday, 25th inst, Amklia D. Ot
Ho mm, ugou 36 yeuis, 10 months aud 5 duys.
Relatives uud iriends oi the family are respoctfullv
invited to alieud the funeral, from the residence ol
bar mother, Mary Homier, Mo. 304 West 30th St., ou
Sunday alternoou, April 28, ai half past one o'clock.
Hunt.?At West Med way, Muss., April 21, Frincis
A Hdxt, formerly ol this city. .
KtVANAou.? On Thursday morning, April 26, Mrs.
Emily Kayanauh.
Heisnvos una friends are respcctialiy invited to at
tend the luneral, from the resilience of her orotlier
In-luw, Jotiu Uicksou, 100 Cutuoeriaud st., Brooklyn,
on Sunday, 28 tb, ut two 1'. M
Ksi:nan?lu this city, April 23, ol consumption,
Maiiy K Crank, beloved wile of tbe late Ileum Kee
liaii, ol Kiug-t ju. Out,, lu tue 53 1 year of her age.
lvirgstou (Out.) papers pleuse copy.
Ki.noslani). ?At Kriukl|o, N. J., on Friday, 26ih
>um., Joskpii Kinuslanii, sr., aged 80.
Relatives uud Iriends ol the family are respectfully
invite i to attend the fuuerul, Irom his lite residence,
ou Muiibuy, the 20th met, at two o'clock. Intermeut
at lieileville, N. J.
Ldoax.? Ou Saturday, April 27, Chaklks, son ol
Jumes uud Hosunuu Lo^ao, ugsd years.
Relatives and lriouds ure in . Ilea to attend luneral,
Suuaiay, 28th, ut on* o'clock, Iroui resideuco ot his
parcnis, 424 We>-t30ili st.
Lottnkr. ?In Puns, France, Auril 20, Isaiikll, wlf e
Ol Fcrdluuud O. Lottner, of New Vors.
Mallo.n.?owkn JIallon, in the 74ib year of his at?,
born in the county ljongford, Ireland.
Relatives aud friends ure respcctluny Invit''d to at
tend the lunerul Iroui his late resilience, 420 Wa.-st
10th St., on Monday.
Marsh ?On Friday, April 20, Pktkr Marsh, aged
60 years.
Relatives and friends ar? icvitvd lo attend tbe
fttueral?erviccs, st bis lute residence, 15 Christopher
St., ll)ib(Suuday) uliernoon at turee o'clock.
aIixuiio ?April 2>, 1878, L'akolins Minciio, widow
of Adoiph MiuoUo, in tbo 7uth yeur ol her Age.
Relatives uud iriends and mso the congregation of
Rodoll shulom are respeciluliy Invited to attend the
funeral, on sauduy, April 28, at nine A. M., at the
late residence, 704 5th st.
MoCullauu.-1.ili.ik Tuoxrsoif, ouly daushter of
Captaiu John H. and Isabella MoCultugh, aged 2 years
and 8 mouths.
Funeral strictly private, Irom the resideuoe of the
parents, 210 K.ut 40th si., on Sunday, 23th Inst., ut
two P. M., by speciil car to Woouluwn Cemetery.
Friends will pleuse not seud llowera
McSoklsy.?On Friday, April 20, Annie, the be
loved wife ot Charles McSorley, lu tbe 20th year of
her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully requested to
attond tlift funeral, Iroin ber lato residence, 1,250 2d
av., on Suuday, April 28, 1678, at hall-past one u'cloclc
P. M.
1'ahks.?On Saturday morning, after a abort ill news,
Ida Elizauktii, beloved daughter ol Samuel C. and
Mury K. Park.-, agea 7 months und 27 days.
Relatives and Irtonds of the tamily and brotbren of
Ancient Lodge, 724, F. uud A M., arc repp.'Ctfully in
vited to attend the luueral, from the residence ol ber
parents, 200 West 3Stu at., Sunday, April 28, at two
o'clock P. M.
Pattkrsox.? On Friday morning, at half-past five
o'clock, William J. Pattkksox, in Im35ib year.
Tlia Irtonds ul the tamily, also Croicuut Lodge, 402,
F. and A. M., are cordially invited to attend the lu
ceral, from the residenci of bis brotlior-in-1 <?, 7S2 3d
av.. on Monduy moruing, April 20, at nine o'clock.
N. B.? The remains will bo takeu by the 11 o'oloclc
train on the Hudson Rivor Railroad to Mattoawan for
luti riiient.
? Crkkcknt Donus, No. 402, F. axd A. M.?The mem
bers 01 Crescent LoJge, No. 40J, F. and A. M., are
hereby summoned 10 attend the luieral of our late
brolbor, William J. Patterson, Irom hi* late residence,
Ti'J 3J av., on Monday, 2Vth msL, at mm A. M., sharp;
tnenca by 11 o'clock tram (lirand Central Depot) 10
Matieauun, Dutchess couniy, where the remain* will
bo Intorred. 11 y order,
JOSEPH A. LACKEY, Matter.
William Y. lirT, Seci utary.
1'nsna.?on Atjrll 20, In Baltimore, J. Elubox
PKTKKlJ. x
11 is lamer reinovod his remains to 837 North Broad
St., Philadelphia. Fuucrul at leu o'clock Monday, 20tb,
at Laurel Hill.
New York, Baltimore and Albany papers please
copy.
Kuuksso.v.?Suddenly, on Friday, the 2<iih, Sylvbb
tbk S., youngu?t sou ol Sylvoster aud Uobeoca A
Rubos-on, u^vii 'J yeari, U mouths and -7 days.
Fuiieral will take place irotu residence ot Ilia parents,
785 urceuwicu nu, on Sunday, the 2Sib, at two o'ctock.
Friouds aud acquaintances are respectfully invited to
attend.
Ityax.?On Friday, tbo 20th Inst., Margakkt, wlfo
ol John Ityan, aged 35.
me iunerul will take place from ber late resldonco.
No. 331) East 30th i>L, ou Sunday, the 28th Inst., at
oue 1*. M. I he relatives and Irieuds ot the lainily are
invited to attend.
Ryax,?Ou FriduJ', 2tiih lUoL, Joiin ft vat, agod 20
yo?r*.
Relatives and ir.ends o! the larnily are respectfully
uivit d to ult'jtid thelunerai, liou. his late residence,
23'J East ilHli St., Ou Ibis (Suuday) afternoon, at ouo
o'clock.
Sikvkrs. ?On Thursday, 25}h Inst. EnwAitu
Sikvbus, in the 44ih ye.ir oi his age.
Relative* aud iriends ot the lainily are respectfully
invited to aiuud the luueral, which will like place
from ins late residence, 606 Lorimer at., Ureenpoint,
this (-iundax), at iwo P. M. '
Motick. ? inn members ol llaucock Lodge, No. 49,
1. O. O. F, will meet at lodge room Odd Follows' Bull,
on Suuduy, April 28, at iwalvo o'clock, to attend lha
funeral ol our late brother, P. U., E. F. E. Sievers. liy
order MORRIS BLO-H, N. Q.
Emil Kkktbciimanx, Secretary.
sitAMNos.?On Saturday, tho 27tn Inst., Mart, wife
ot l booms shannon, a^ed 34 years.
t'he luueral mil lute place irom ber late resldonco,
28 Mott at., at two P. M. The reiulites and Irlends of
the lam liy are iuvit<d toatiouu.
Slatkri.?Suddenly, ou April 27. Brkxard Hlatkiis,
a native ol liallsadou, county Sllgo, Irelaud, aged l>0
years.
Relatives aud friends aro iuviicii 10 attend bis
luuuril, Horn Ins late resilience, 134 West 2ub St.,
thence in thu lilitirch ol St. Vincout do Paul, 231 St.,
between Olb and 7tn a vs., wneru a requiem uiaas will
b, celebrated, Monday, April *0, at teu A M , thouoe
toCilviirj Cemetery.
Sol'RR.?1N llhl'KN DK.N'T COUNCIL, Xo. 8, O. U. A. M.
Brothers?You tire hereby notuied to meet at Hie coun
cil chamber mis Sunday, at twelvo o'clock M., sharp,
to atteud the iuuerul 01 our lue brother, Sllaa Soper,
Irom hi* late residence, 230 Powers st., ilrooklyn, E.
D M< tuber ol l.'ie Uruer are cordially mviled to at
tend. I). F. HH HAIIIn, Councillor.
John W. (iaoKsiisi k, Recording Secretary.
Stkk.x.?Oo Friday, April an, Hki.kxa STkim, beloved
wt u ol Honlieiui Stern, aged 97 yoar*.
HelatiVrs aud iriends ale re. puotluhy Invited to at
teud the funeral, irom tier late rmldcncr, 3a4 East 4tli
St., on Sunday, April 28, at hali-pasl ouh o'uIolk P. M.
Stiiwakt.?April 27, Ex-Judue Thomas MTswARr, at
bu rest H-nce, ail JUlU ?t., -outli Brouklyu.
1 Kit it to it. ?On Saturday, April 27, Ukuior, youngest
d?ui'hler ol Unto and Pauliua Tobriolt, aged 2 years,
8 months and 0 days.
Funeral w li take place Irotn the residence ol ber
parents, 220 East 40th si, on Sunri.iy, April 28, at two
P. M.
Tiiurstow.?April 26, Eduar .M Tiii'Rtrox, 203 Rut
ledgo st., Brooaiyu, E, li., aaed 74 years.
Relatives and Irlt'iius ate luVltud to attend the fu
neral services, at the IMmpsou Metliodisi Episcopal
Church, corner Willounbuy and Ciairm >ot avs ,
Hiooklyn, it lour o'clock r. M., ou Saudny, April
Wau.ack.?April 27, Wif.1.1am M. !YALLArs, beloved
?Ou oi Joun and Mary Wallace, aged 2 years, 11
montbs and 10 days.
Funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, April
20, at two P. M. Relatives and Irisnds ol the family
are reapectlullv invited to attend the luneral, Irom
the resideuco ol ins parents, 46 5tb av., Brooklyn.
Waustafv ? Suddenly, at bis resldenee, Talilula,
Weil Islip, L. 1., ou Friday, Aoril 20, Dr. Alvhrii
Waumtakk, Iii the 75tli year ol bis aite.
Keiatives and Irluuds ol the Umily are roapeotluily
Invited to attend the luneral, at ist. Mark's Churcli,
2d sv. and 10th su, on 1'uesday, the 30tn mat., at hall
past ten o'clock. It Is kindly requested that no flowers
be sent. \
Whitpiri.d.? On Thursday, April 25, at midnight,
Jon* W. MnirrtKiiD, ot the flrtn oi Wmttleld, Powers
It Co., aged 4f> years.
Kei.itivos and Iriends of the family sre respectfully
Invited to attend the luneral, at Dr. Cuspln'a Church,
4utli St. and 6th av., ou Sunday. 28th inau, ul nuo
o'clock precisely. It is kindly requested that no flow
ers bo sent.
WkimKhkko.?Members ol Doric Lodge, No. 2so,
F. and A. M., are hereby summoned to attend a
sprcial coniiiiiinic.iiion ol the lodge, on Sunday, April
2H, at One o'clock, sharp, lor the purpose ol paying
the lawtrlbnte ot irapeul to our lale brother, Ueorge
Wclseuberg. Members 01 siller lodge* are invited.
P. M. W. v KRUOEV KN, Maslor.
Robert Ootram, Secretary.
rum ?oonttcuL
The Stock Market Fairly Ac
tive and Steady.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-8.
(ioverninrut Bonds Lower, States Dull and
Railroad* String.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Easy at 5 a 0 a 3
Per Cent.
Wall Stkkkt, )
Saturday, April i!7?0 f. M. |
The woikneas in the markui wluon was engendered
a weok slued by a break Iri Northwest, uoil which has
lasted throughout tha outire week, Moms to-day la
huve disappeared. At tho opoulug of tbe market
there wad a slight disposition to null, principally
Western Untou aud tlio coal stock*. The death ol
President Orion la, ol course, a groat logs to tbo tel?.
graph Ci uipuny, aud U w.is loarod that lie alone had
mastered the detail* ol many ol the vexatious law.
suili that aro ibe ueoessn ry consequences ol such a
giganuc oouccrn Kut many bravo men lived belora
Agamemnon, aud there can bo little doubt thai
the intricate a Hairs ol tno line will bo ably managed
In the future. A ruuior spread toward nootT that tlm
surplus stock of tbe cjmpauy would probably
be distributed umoug the shareholders caused
a rush to buy, and the sibek closed at 80J?, tbe opon?
log quotation. Tbe abort sales or tbe coul st'jckt
were aguiu Ireely made, aud by the same parties, and
tbe slocks showed a serious decline, followed by a
brisk recovery. The presidents of tnese roads em
phatically deny that any disruption ol tho combine
itou has lakeu place, alid also siato tbat no roductioi
will be made in prioea lor tbe ensuing mouth. Likb
Mboro wua again feverish, but tbe fluctuations wera
Very slight, varying irom aud 62\\ The street
is mucb harusKed as to the position ol the grout Call*
loruiun with regard to this stock, abd it la now kuowa
thai serious dilUcultles have arisen botween him aud
the other memoers of tbo flr>a In connection with ?
lite scandalous failure.
The articles of association ol tbo now Krie Coin,
puny were liled to day at Albuuy and a meeiiiig was
held at Uovuruor Morgan's ollloo this uiorutug to
curry tho propusod cliuii(:oa into eflecl. Mr. Jewell
hus been eleclid president aud Mr. Mucdonougb se?
reiary, ao ibal iLero will bo no break in tbe intelli*
gent management ol tbe road. On tho sirool ttifc
slock waa very uuiot and steady, and tbo trausactloua
wero small. Kausos Pacific suddenly bccarno activo
to-day, owing to a report that tbe bondholders had ?o
cured a majority to curry oat their reorganisation
adlieme. Tbe luoouie bouds wore especially uotlvo
and advanced to liJ.
In ibe position ol tbe grauger stocks tboro was no
chango, but prices wero very llrui. The various cau?
didatesaro issuing the-election plucirds and promts*
ing ail sorts of things to ino stockholders who will
support tbein and not their rivals. Tbe market closed
this evening with every appearance of strength, an!
next week promises to be ouoot considerable luiorusi,
and ol oliher great proilt or loss.
Ol'ilMMJ PKIOKS.
Tho opening prices ol stocks at tbe Bosrd to-day
wero as follows:?Western Union, 80>?; Lak*
Shore, ?'-??; Now York Central, 106; Mlcbigua
Cootral, 68,'4; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
52; Delawure aud Hudson, 62)?; St. Paul, 48^; do.
preferred, 73}i \ Morris uud Kssex, 7ti>;; (i, C., C. *n4
L, 2ti^; N'oriliwust, hi)* ; do. prolerreJ, 71,^; Pucifl 1
Mall, 20,!*; Krio, 12>j; Oblos, 8; Wabash, 15??i
C., C. and I. C., 4; K. tnsas l'acldo, 8; Ontario Min-m
Company, U5>i; Chicago, Burlington and Qutucy, IC-L
CLOHUIU QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotaiiona at throe P. M. were
JH I. Axk'd. 1M. Atkal
At A Pae Tel... 21-- K?b?m A To*u 3'4
CwVnW .... r>-A MX L??e SI,or. 0y?, ?2$
Cut & NtVpref. 71)4 7l|t M^.Uen"*1... W.'i ?->
Cbl B I * r l'Ai 10&2 Morris A basox. 77l? 7/?4
t III'B A y l(H4)< 104ft Mil A Hi Paul.. 4HJ, 4H'j
oo*I*.... * *1 *11Astrem?r7-Hi T.i
0 0 0 &1 25V 20? Marlpaoi. 1'4 :?
Sieve k Pitts... 74? ? Marlpoaa oret.. I* 2*
Chi A Alton ... 7-Jj 73 2* C?uir*l !')?? .%
Ohl* Altou pr.. ll?> N J Central.... 10 10U
Ooasalid-a Coal. 2j 2S NJSout..ertt.. X 1
Caulou 15 I" Ulil" A Miss.... 8'i #,'?
D*l, Leek A W. SIX 61K P-Oilk- Mail.... 2>'4 -'" J
lIulA lliKlOtn. 5J 52!, P.iaaiaA ..... ? !-'?
Ailanm Uxpreaa.102 l"-,'a I'ltti A Kt W... 00l4 1>1
Ao.'rlt-?u U. . 4? 4H$ Uirteksllver. ... 1.1 17
US Kxpress.... 4ttjtf geM.sllvsrpref ?0 a*}?
"k K uVifo:: I ? $
lUrlurn 147 14ft Ht I., K 0 A N pf llj^ 2-'.
Man A HI Jo ... 11X 12 Tot. Wali AW.. IV, l..?.
11*11 A st Jo of. 2? MH Union PaolOe... Htlli 7?>
Illinol. Central. 75W 75>j Worn Uuiuu lei. ao)i
Kiiusaa Pacillo. ? S'-t
IllURKftT AXD LOWKST.
The following table shows llie highest and lowest
prices ol 1M day
HtghrtL Lou* It.
New York Central.'. 1"" ?
Krio. u **??
Lake Suore fjfX
10 10 v
01 'a
Wabaab
Northwodern _ _ _
North wvaieru prelerrod ??. ? 71..
Koi.k Island *.... 1M 10->
Milwaukee aud St. P?ui. ..... 48.S 4i '4
Milwaukee and Si. Paul proierro.l "a72'.
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Wosieru.. 62Jf 60,!$
Now Jersey Cenlnl..... 1" M
Delaware aud UuJson Canal 62, 01
Morris and ttisex "*0
anchiguo Cuniral. <!?'* Hi'i
Union Puciflc ..... 70 Oin^
Chicago, Burlington aud Huincy...... 104 Si 104
C.. C? C. aud 1 4 4
llaun.bal aud dl .Joseph 1I,V 11'?
llannlolu and St. Joseph prulem-d... 2tt!? 2<i!|
uuio aud Muelaalppt. 8J$ 8 4
Weatorii Uuiou Telegraph .* hu', 1'J\
PaetOo Mall 2U \ 2U
TRK MOXKY MARKar.
Money on call was easy to-day, lauding In the mora
ing at i a 8, and la the ulioruojn at 3a 4 percent.
The folluwlng were the rates ol exchange on New
York at (he undermentioned elites to-day:?Savannah,
buylbgl-10 premium, lulling J* premium; Charleston,
earner, premium s par; St. Loms, 90 oremluiu; Now
Orleana. \? a ; Chicago, tfO premium, and OiMton,
par. Poreigo exchange was qutet at 4.80"4 a 4
lor bnnkura' aixty day sterling Dills and 4.88a 4.81
lor demand.
TYtR HOLD MARKKT.
Gold whs steady thruugiioui the day at 100'J. Tha
carrying r.<tua were 2>i per cent to Hat.
qolu cLSAkiaua at Tux mario?*L rank or tur statu
OF >KW YOIUC.
Gold balances tl.958,797
Currmcy bAlaotes 1 I'7I,H13
Uold elAurings 17,u2'l,000
CLKARIMO HOURS *TATKMKMT TUUAT.
Currency rxobauies 168.5.<7 91T
Cnrreacy balances,. 2,722 251
Uold exuhaagna 4 T2l
liold balsmtes,,.. 927,6tfS
WKKKI.T CLKARINU IIULMt STATRRRMT.
Currency oxciiaunus ?4i9.2?il.:>9fl
Currency itiittncex 18,111.134
Gold exchaogrs 44,210,791
Gold bu.anco* 8,436,021
(iovKRxMk*r aoxua.
Goeernment bonds were active bat aoinewhat lower.
The roiloelng were the cloaing quotatioos:?
Hiil. Atk- it
United .^mtes currency sixes llf's 120
I lined .Htales .Ixva, 1881, rrgisien-d. Iu7 1?7?^
United St..tee mxes, 1S8I, uueiou... I07t4 lUi's
Untied Slates fixes, 1805, new, reg.. 104 lo4'?
Ulllt?U St itus fcix.'o, 181..'., C0U| Ull. . . . 104 104',
United autvs sixes, 1M17, resialersd. loti'j lot's
Uniteu Sutne sixes, 1 >?U<, ooupou.... loti't loi
Uiiiiu'i Sliilus sixoh, 1SH8, registered. Ill) 110,'j
(inied ataine aixen, 18B8, Coupon... I In 110 '4
United Siates lea loriies, registered. INJi
United States teu-loriifs, coupoua.. 10ulod.'?
UnlUu Suies Ht*s, 1H81, rvgisiern.i. 4(jl 104M
United states lives, 1881, luft'f 1o6'4
Uuiied htaies 4'^'s, 1891. renli-ten-il. Inn lu:i','
United Slates4)4's, 1891, coupou ... lug 1 on,'
United Mlales lnurs, 1U07, rugisti:red. IOOM luoi.
Uulted states loura, n?o;, coupon. .. lo<j?g loo
TMS RARX STA1 RRRVT.
*l'be back statement snows a l.irge decrease In specie^
due in part to ibo gold exports ibis week ; but this Is
nearly offset by a gain ol (2,747,800 in legal tenders
aud a decrease ol $1,1)8,400 In the depoali line. The
bunks loae $30*,400 surplus reserve and now held
$17,284,350 in excuaa ol legal requirements.
I tie following shows ibe condition ol the New Tort
felly banks this weok, a? compared wltb last:?
April 20. April 27. Vtjrrmcet.
Loans (2-12,113 400 (2 ui 3ol,600 Dec. $1,811,909
rtpeclc. ...... 36,916.900 u8.>, 100 uee 2,3 >0 800
I ."gal lenders :j2,18?l,ou0 i;4,'.'6.1.800 Inc. 2,747,8'H>
Kepodlts.... frrj,l*68,4u0 200,875,iKK) Doc. 1,178,41)0
Circulation.. 19.982,900 '20.u2l.800 I no. ' hr,9oO
TMR VUKRIOn MA*tST.
The London sdvlces report coueola at 94^ a 95,

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