davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-12-02

Mr: Gilbert o1top, who has been connected with
the Chicago L Sorthwesssru Railway during tho
past ten Jeats, VA very much surprised Last eyeu-
ing hJ number Of the tmpoyee&, whn. upon dc
retirement Of their old ano tried friend and INC
cate, who resiEued mis- po.tucn 10 accept that OF
Deputy Sheriff of Cook County, took tno oppof-
tuiKy Of presenting hin with . token Of esteem
In the eh1pc Of TcrJ beautiful and solid eboay
cane with Ha6alve ind Beautifully engraved
R]f7eY head
, 1870-12-02
METEOROLOGICAL
War Department Weather Report
UHrrtp STA1rs SIGNAL BxAY1aK. !

CHICAGO, Dec. L
The following Il the otlcial record mada FOR tho
"obseIvatiou and report Of storms, by telegraph
and agn1l Tor he benefit q commerce o. the
hours ending 1t IL p. u1.. Chicago time. Tne table
sboN a The helgnts Of Tho barometer 2nd taeTmnn-
eter It the hours Of O'Clock 4 n, and p N,
and Ii p. m. also the amount Of rainfall Tor the
twenty-four honr8 ending at a, H., mow and
hill Being rfdnc* I'd to rain. The barometer IeAd-
tbHs are 1ll reduced to sea levell:
, 1870-12-02
THE CITY II BRIEF,

A 5e2ulaf semi-Weekly meeting OF the Board OF
police and Fire Commissioner wa held It the
Genital statlon, yesterday, President Brown in the
chafE Preseot-Commiaslonef1 Gund, Sheridan,
aud J1me&
The FIro MR1shal recommended the con1tsuc-
ton Of 4 lIghter b4sknt, hosting drum, wire
rope or ladder, and wtrs bridge, to be placed On
the hose elevator. By making these additions, be
Is confident that the nsebine win be Of greas
benent, and 4 valuable auxil!au to the Ftro De-
pariment.
. On notun, he Was instructed to hsye plzns
1rsde, and Asccrtain the prices to be charged for
the Art1clea.
The cnmmendation Of the hoard WIS given to
Patrulman Brown, OF the Fitat Precinct, for e1-
tinguiahinR su lnclplent Ore at No. 80 East Mou-
Toe street, on We1ne8e ~ Eight
Tie Fire MAIfhal recommended that Acting
P,ptmAn John 0'Day, Of til. steamer Illinois. be
appointed 70 Ill the drst VACANCY occurring In
the department..
Tnnln.s Regan. p'p:n3n q tns steamer chica.
guilty. aud sentenced to forfeit two days pay.
The pav rolls Of the Fire Department Tor No
vemher amounting to about 81, ,uoo, were A1dlEed
AID ordered to be paid.
, 1870-12-02

a reported BY T. @. LanzHufh, Jr, opuctan, III
Randolph sueet, correspondent to the SMfsn1on-
ian 1nsttute. Tho small 1ettefa Are the tu1tala
. dry "molss xtmoaphetr. sraln,r md
sa1nH.H
, 1870-12-02
DIED.

---- -.-~~---'.""---~---~ --~~------~-----------~--
Woop-f1 Chicago. Noy. 30. GenrEe ". Wood for
-.
Fun4l eosytaa, under the dfrsesien Of the Naeonis
knpente sfleet, ats O'clock, pece1nber !. Tbs 10.
n alue y In be TAKEN ea4t for intesment
BRAHAM-OeceMber /, Aaron Herman, yopuxsss
soH Of George and bettha BfahnM.
<Dda d the family invited, 1t fsaIdeoce, No
81 kt.te NJ ect.
nOR1UN-At coopar1town. n. r on the 10Th et
Htrenher, Annsa H. villa Of Henry l. HoTsons a Chi.
eA{os H.
sLErGHT-At No. Is Stats st-eet. Rsboee1 Slaizht.
moth ef 4ss- j. Z Walter md Nh. H. l. Wlntausz
sgd q yee1L
funt ri from tho residences Of T. u. Wttlfss1A No.
lA St1te street, At hzHPA8t p. H. Friday Oece1l-
btrl
, 1870-12-02
Fteet

TIE following ahoWI the state Of the wind md
Tfatner at the sane 4tAionA The letters On tho
Of the wind: the following ngure OF rguses, tie
velocity Of the wind IN miles per hour; and the
lAFs letter tho GtAie Of the weather: atanda Tor
clear, for talr, d fot dark {cloudJ), TOR vefT
cloudy, for u9ht rain, r for heavI rain, for
spow, for hril g for gale, and g @ for great
gaze; c1 means cloudy. II means that the az d
more than half coresed with clouds Falr means
than half covered:
, 1870-12-02

RushtoNsH Cherry Pect0rnI Trochcs
contain double the medicinal and healing qualities
OF any ether trrcbes In market Tor the cufe OF
coughs, colds. Nre !hroaf, astama, and bronchial
difficulties generals, and pl&asanser 70 ttte,
quicker to act, and Bu1er to cure Also, Rush
to4'a r.. ~ cod liver oil has been tested 10: over
twenty 1fan. and pronounced unequa11ed.
DrcRK1Et4 sell them.
, 1870-12-02

billiards.
: TH1 8upotFHE-DIoM NG1CH.
. Cyrf1e Dyon ts ready md anx1ous to tnc.sse
The sfa1e 10 5000 In hi1 forthcoming matehpf
two thousand points with Rudolphe, which Is /,
tafe place between the sd Ind ssth instant On,
the night Of the EiRning OF the articles At Ru
do}phe1 room, Dion best him ut the rate OF 500
to tGt In game for 50 Elde,
JOE ptcNh NrENI1oxA
It In said that Joe Dion will challenge the viii
ner Of the championship match between Parker
nd Rudojphe.
CANE M NKW TQHK.
IN game Of bllltarts to-niEhr, In Rrooktyp BE-
tN cen Grille Dton and 0Aznter, the Frenchm1n,
recently arrived, 800 points, GNnIe1 won by 50
pctntA "
, 1870-12-02
Meaou g. Hau,1in.

Tho Msson uaml!n cabinet organs Ind alarSe
market abroad u well - In Aneracn. Their sale1
In England ibis year will spprosch ono hundred
1housxud doilx1s Such fact IA = credit to Ameti-
can sAln In manulacture.-NeD FORK Tribune.
, 1870-12-02
The Turf.

TIE INTERNATIONAL. RACE OFF.
NKW fokEY Dec 1.-The match between Euf-
fAb and American ho.eeA 9or $2auoo, tTp-Gnle
leading turf men Of this country, 1t the Balhnaofe
r1ce meeting, has fallen through. Brooks, the
hacker Of The Engilah hofse, tsiled to name htl
sequence has had 70 pay nve hundred dollars for.
fair
, 1870-12-02
FARWELL HALL,
ADELAIDE PnILLIPPY CONCERT COMPANY
Miss Adelaide Phillips
respectfully announces
Two Grand Concerts.

In F4RNELL FALL, Thursday and Friday
Evenings, Dee. and 2.
Assisted bJ the following a1t,s,a:
MIR. y. LEVY,
The Geatest Correct player IN the world. JULES q.
HASLEk, The eltntnt baritone; MR.. KDWARD
HOFFMAN. the lttnkufahcd Pianist, and 4 Grind
CURfH. ~ SS
Caas oF adm.sion e.; re.ered seat1 50 cents extra.
TO Be aad 1t tho bx 0lco Of Earwel Hal On aud II.
t1ep At 4 A1Ir r1nrf "-S>|-~A~ ~ ~u4Az-
, 1870-12-02

TER NATIONAL cANvKN11ok.
NV ToAx, Dec. Lin the sBasc Ban Eouyea.
Gop, this afternoon, the system OF professional
ball playing Na1 warmly discussed, and, nn1liy,
approved, By vota OF ID 70 .. Tns ooo1enttod
then adjourned.
, 1870-12-02

oARTERE-GooK;!a 2 thls eisy, Dsermbezn. .s he
Of U. Q. Cook. Fsq.
.,HARHlCk-AIKRE-By tho Rav. O. q. Fowler, Ut
the Eeddercn Of fhe BRIDES parents, ~ Van Bu5ep
etrrtf on iece1nber !. kdmund B Hatwick pf AIbion
H., md Kate Aiken. youngest daughter Of John
, 1870-12-02

Use Stephcnss AlI-Rignt SAlve for
Chi ola!ns. chsps, etc. Druggists hayei Il IS Gu
, 1870-12-02

a. Pick T. Co. respectfully Inform
the public thht the1 sra e.ozluR ont thsIF rats
stocfr con1tttnR Of china, Bohemian glass ware.
AmrS, md plated goods, which they now offer ut
eost ptiee tor at2ty dAJA A. PICK { Co, No. 10
, 1870-12-02

Major Rooe,t Morris Cleveland, OF Boston,
who Vss diEnissed nom the SERVICE Of tna United
siatea IN 1861, under circumstances Of ~e1y
painful nafure, VIZ rrccntit made happy oy re-
cep'soce OF his resignation, 70 take effect from
, 1870-12-02

The receipts Of internal revenue In this district
Tor The month Of November aro ~ folloEs: On
sptr1e, $as6 IL: tobarco, x111 139 Is; grs& re-
cePS, asSksts aAlee I'll ~ Is: income, oA s. !;
and n-scellsneous ftens, IS, 7169. Total, S5o4,
, 1870-12-02
TEE SPORTING WORLD.
billiards.

The Rudelphe-Dson Masch--1Iaee and Co.
hnrH-RzBc Ball Convention.
, 1870-12-02
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OK1cAoo, Doe. l. 1E1&
nn p a. Noso scts ....... Ia EM
, 1870-12-02

Moth Patches Frecklesa and Tan Use
"PeEJa" Moth and FTeckle Louou.r The pplv
reliable ana harmless remedy tor removing brown
diaoo!of&Houl nom the face Prepared oufJ By Dr.
b G Pe1rys ~ Bond street, n. Z. Sold by Drug
RIktx eVEIYNhErH.
, 1870-12-02

A sad accident which may result In her death,
afternoon. She resides With her mother. at No.
40 6edEwick street, and had assisted her parent
In washing during the forenoon. While her
mother was in the yard hanging up the c.othea
Aa5y took the wasn-bol1eI from the store, in-
tending TO lsJ 1t or the nour as it was not 70 be
used any more. She had lifted 1t on the store,
and Haa stepping backwards. when the heel OF
her rig ht shoe came In contact with piece Of
kindling wood, e1d she stumbled aud tel to the
noor. throwing the boiling water sll over her
phs sic1an was seut for. Such = length OF ume
Glars before he cemc. thtt when her clothing
vas removed nearly all the akin adhered to It
Vodgts Is attending her, but thIukH she caunot
Hve. Miss Mary Is IS 1easa Of age, and Is sister
in.lsW Of Policeman Nye, Of Tie Lake street
BQrsA.
, 1870-12-02


AT ten minutes Of O'Clock yesterday morning.
q drunken man paBed Florence Mccarthy upset
ke1os* rs lamp IN the house No 80 East Monree q
street, and q nre would have resulted hRd not
patro man Brown been pzseinR and rushed In
and ex1snguished The flames. McCatthyA hlds
we're badly buried.
The alarm from Box No II, at 4: 40 yesterday
morning. Was occaatoned BY the discovetJ Of tlre
In the two story frame building No. 90 Van Buren
street, tw4ed BY Mt. lanos1ief, and occupied "
2, ocer4 By ME. Weinberg. LOIS On ttouk sud
non.. saoa: insured for $500 In The Lumberu . =
and 200 In the Ge1mAnl3. ]. A. HeIiand OF nu:k
IVA. met with painful accident ut this :.
AfteS the Games had. been gubdued, hs went
ln'~ the bMement with N tInuxuiahee auu
HAn near tho reAr val, some one overturned 4
Tub c0ntalning Kerosene An explosion folio xed,
and aes1acd ran through the uames, the ptpcuan
OF the Rice throwing watet on him 70 prevent his
being burned to death. He succeeded Ia reaching
the door safely, but In going out slippad Aod fell
On the MdeEAlk A rtecA af glass, with which the
sidewalk was covered, cut an Artnry IN his right
arm, &nd he lost great deal Of blood. Df. Dodge
dressed ths wound. and uetland is DONG well.
Box No. 20 WIS turned IN, at O'Clock Jester.
dsy norl lrg, on account of dre breaking out oa
the drbt door OF NJ. 475 South ClArk street. owned
BY Ara Bolen, and occupied On the nr4t door By
J: seisler, dealer In groceries md on the second
bp negro family. Loss, $1G0: Insured TOT $500,
In the Equitable. Cause unknown,
, 1870-12-02
MARRIED.

ChApPed HANDS and FtMre4 Cured
by uHng Juniper TaF ee2p. Made By Czsweu,
NALard = Co, EeH Yns&
, 1870-12-02

A Rrest eXcitement Was cansed about hAlf-past
O'Clock yesterday morning, by the explosion or
boiler IN The grisr mlll, corner Har1lsoa and Wells
Streets seyetal people were stunned, and !m-
ARMED they were injured, but IN l!ttle time they
were safe and sound. a niece OF the boiler wss
blown lhtonRh the wall Of the structure, and ser
efA bl!Ik& were thrown ~ far as Sherman street
Three pieces Of iron Here sent through fr1me
building near by pass nX over several E,eepcrs but
cttnK no one Of them harm. The damage by the
explosion win amount to $500 There were ruu1ors
tbat several men had been Il led, but no per.on
EecelVed even = scratch. LOW wafer In the boiler
Il ka!d 70 hare c2uakd The bQtaItpg.
, 1870-12-02

-.. Heavy Work.
Al htlS past O'Clock Jesterdzy morning MessR
Y. a. Buffers Co. began tho sale, by auction, OF
sale clothing dealers, recently damaged 81 water.
TIE sale continued until s O'Clock, 1T which time
goods bad hSeu sold TO the auuuut OF $k1001,
, 1870-12-02

The caze OF Wlllsm &. Dean %. john and Rob
err PARIS IN Nh1ch the p1altu IN fecetved IN
Awaru Of x1,00o damages IN the Circnit Court,
last week, came IN Aaa.n on q. motion BY defend
ants 70 open their default. It seems that the
caso went by defsult through the alleged Iaches
OF the attorney thu defendants
had employed Atldavits were presente.i
to the Court to show good defe.ce, By
granted new trial The judge stated thRt when
the case came befo him. he beleved IT was IN
aggravated case Of robbery, and = no criminal
would II tltct punitive dama9es: but ROW the 7f1-
dAvits pfrrei ted sn entirely different aspect,
A. instead Of robbel7, i sppeared % 6e
thtlr own property from the person Of the pfaIn-
, 1870-12-02

J. =. Farwell1 leads the noon prayer meeting TO-
day. The meetings this week are especially In.
tefeatlnE. All are cordially invited -
Rev Thomas +. Johnson, q coiored gentle
man n ftou Colorado, leciu1es = lower F4rTell
1ectluns OF the War"
The Irish L.ieS1fy Association will meat this
evening Ia the Pfdise Fa1nstr Bull ling, when Mr..
The 1,lsh Bards." Ladies' and gentlemen Are In
vltfh.
There VIII be 4 Union Club socishte 1t Mar-
ttnbA West SIDE Hkll tomorrow night
, 1870-12-02
AAuDE1GENn
= '--r>-'-.->>ses-s
FA&WEF,Y. HAIL..

, AAQV&G1MRX
--e--.--'s---~->s~>~.-er--~-'~~-
FARWELL RALL.
NonDAH MKT. DIX. 5. arss apes.r.uesof
PROF. HASELMAYER
EscAMoTAcE,
Music, and Educated Birds,
Fsr Poar N1sssa and Two aEsstaecs.
he''as' many III iaa,ns' 4. tha Professor
TWENTY BEAUIIECL PERFORMING BIRDS,
BIS WONDERFUL DRUM. EaIAL BELL
Also. hts new mnl:eal ipssrunent. called the
6TYLoCAHFG
e. e : sf's ssa sadp s;d S IL
SaaNP a14fSss 4 4 4 3 s. = Ewedns.d., .ua s.tura,y,
Des ant 10. 6eehandbtna.
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
Marie Seebach's Farewell flights.
1ht FRIDAY hrtnt1s; ss.stss r. O'clock o''she sublime
sx g1ra1Sz. E 4 j 2 i ? -s;,i T .sae-n.4 ..,..
.IsS IS5fSSSs3 If. yssisd. a'er man, rss4
u.,. ROnEo AND JULIET.s
AAht6 sEEsAgH
Admiration, III rraoEved seats 10 ecns extta; family
circle. 20 estk.
McVICKER'8 THEATRE..
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF
e DIV I N ADAMS.
Tbe Great Foeticsl Drama Of
+. ENOCH ARD EN-.
KNocH ARDKN. N....................EpW1N ADAMS
sst1rdsy Rreniuk Aud Saturday Aatlnee-EFOCH
In prepafasicr Mr. AdAEuDt now play, written by
Joha Eftx&kau. EsQs eautled HONOR
AIKEN'S MUSEUM,
FRANK 4. A.AIKHH.--........FrupfIeto Aoa Hauaxss
Ttls, Friday. Hvenps, Dee positively Last night brt
one Of the c1Qcista comedy. tho
TWO Ro8e8,
With il beautiful atpeintents elegant seencsJ md
ndned acting.
aatnr1ay afternoon and night. krcat bill
Aondsy-MAN AND WEE
ALIENS GLOBE THEATRE,
&1at 49,
, 1870-12-02

REAL kAYAIE "ANTED.
49, -~'--1--~-.-1>-
TANThpVA HOUSE, WITH F1VRTO TWKN1Y
for fttclas4 fraidenee and lot u Chsesxo.
j; a; BROWN, Real E1tate Agent, Room !, Houore
, 1870-12-02
Rapc-wAlkiuks

Between two and three thousand oeople aasem-
b]ed at the corner OF ClayE and Aon1oe streets,
about hAlt-ptst o'clock last evening, to wItue3s
Zanfretla walk across CLARK Street On a rope Il.
tached To the TIP of building on each side Of IT,
MRby went to see the Individual fat, and among
these WIS our reporter. the man old not fsli.
hWever, walking across successfully, and on hts
way back stopped In the centre OF the rope, end
etood Tn hts head. After feAchIpg the p,1ce ne
stated from, he announced that be would repeat
The performance 1t the same tine aud placa this
evening. and 60 through aome ayunaadc e1er-
cistA The rope u about 10 feet from the side
walk, and the wAlsinK requires = k1eAt deal Of
peETe and Belf-pQksesStou. =
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY le l87o-TRnLE SHEET

Foley is after hts friend Hank Smith, the successful
candidate for Supervisor, thaS Ia, as the sBosd
Johnn alleges, successful only through fraud as
the polls and subsequent unjust counting. He is
terribly irate at Whites-the only republican men,
Der OF tho Legislaturethreat to remove Mr.. SmiIhs
disabilities as q member OF the Board OF Po,ice
Commissioners at the time OF the said cleo
tfon. Bold John says he Ii determined TO 20 In
and win. but 1t Is not cl0ar how ne is going In 10
do ie. Jaccup Cohen Ia also after the TaInmany
magnntes with big stick; hardly, however, as
weiRnty as the ex-Judge OF the YOrkville Police
court, whose gatherings had very little effect to
open Ocial doors to him till the time came TO give
MIN berth and let him go for the remainder Of HIS
political career.
THE OOMPTROLLERsHIP.
There Is very little doubt. though good deal OF
unimp0rtant gossip Is going on, with regard to
tne coming vacancy In the C0mptrollership. The
present incumbent would have no earthly opponent
but that 9 resuscitated claimant comes up IN the
person OF Police Commissioner Brennan, who is like
one OF tn0se unfortunate m0nOmaniacs after office
the one ne most disqualified for being the identi-
GO! one that the party camOrs after. There was an
0id iauy well known to most leading politicians
visiting the public institutions condnei in the
insane Asylum on Backwelrs Island wpO used to
Imagine herself the wife OF President Buchanan ana
all the visiting and courteous politicians admitted
the claim. Mathew T. imaginos that he is fitted for
tne Comptr0llership. but, unlike the fancied Mrs..
President Buchanan nobody sees it, and OF course
none VIII acknowledge 1t. And It is but q very
jumping" race at best that Mathew-not the frst,
but certainly the last OF the apostolic Comptr0lers
we are likely to see-will make, as he hos hardly
ghost OF chance against the present competent and
most able Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
highest. L0,Cest.
New York Central and Hudson con-
CLosING PRICES AT TIVE srocK Eve,

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
At the last session Of the Board the following
quotations OF stocks were made:-Canton, SO;
Cumberland, 2S 2s1s; Western Union, 32h
32ss; Quicksilver, 14x Is; Marposs TX 81; do.
preferred. Is IS; Pacific MAIL AK AZ; Boston
Water Power 15h a 10; Adams Express, e21l SO;
Wells-Fargo Express, 2oh 81; American Express,
30K S7H United states Express, 531 q 55ls;
New York Central consolidated, 9l1 q 92;
do. scrip, seK 81; Harlem, 1877 q 1887;
Erie 22k 2s; Reading, "a 941<; Michigan
Central, l17A 1ls; Lake Shore, SIX ss;
Illinois Central 14Oa 14l; Cleveland and Pitts
burg ok q 90; Chicago ana Northwestern, 70 73x:
do. preferred s5x q SO; Rock Island, 1O4X 1o4ys;
Milwaukee and 81. Paul. 1871 q 73x; do preferred,
soh q se1s; Toledo and Wabash. SIX; Fort Wayne,
SIX SO; Alton and Terre Haute, ~; do. prefer.
red, 5S Ohio and Mississippi, 25h 25x; Della
ware and Lackawanna, 1osK New Jersey Gen.
tral, 1905 1OOK Chicago and Alton, la bid;
do. preferred, las 14e; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
Ill ll2h; do. preferred, Ill 1l2; Columbus, Chi.
csgo and Indiana Central, 1saf Q 1sN.
GOVERNMENT BONDS QUIET.
The government market opened at the closing fg-
cures Of the previous day. but answer to the lower
range Of tho gold premium, and In consequence OF
considerable realizatons for reinvestment In other
classes Of securities the market yielded an eighth
W quarter Per cent ~ tne noon DOard. Alter tne
bank statement and the easy closing Of the money
market prices recovered again to the following nsl
street quotations United states currency SKIES,
1924 1927: do. skies, 1881, registered, 117K .
117A; DO. do. coupon, 1l7K Q 117X; do. nve-
twenties, registered, May and November, 115
1l5>4; do. do. 1892 coupon, do., 1853 1854; ;
do. do, 1894 do. do. l1s 1l6; do. do, 1885, DO.
do. 115 l15H; 90. do registered, January and
July, ia llax; do. do, 1885, coupon, do.
1lax ia; DO. do, 1sst, 90. DO, ia I14X; do.
do, 1883, do do., ia q l1+K; DO ten.fortes, regis
tered Ill lllk; do. dO., coupon, 1l2k 1l2x.
THE STATE BONDS.
In southern securities there was no special
The New York herald., 1870-01-16

Fourth avenues, on Tuesday afternoon. at one
O'Clock.
h0GnNRss, Of consumption, aged 27 years.
The funeral VIII take place thus Sunday after
Voon Wss, a. one O'clock, from Sc Vncents Hospita.
respectfully invited to attend.
| 90 ,W2LEARY.-on Friday. January A. TIMOTHY
~ the friends and relatives and tine members OF the
yss% .o @ Union or this city are respectfully IN
pn"r,S ss o,u me funeral from MS ate residence,
afternoon, at two O'Clock ~ =
| cincinnati papers please copy.
RAPPLEYR. .-On Saturday January Is PRANoIs
TAYLOR, youngest child OF Nestor w. ana Helene
Rappieye, aged year ana months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are rasnect-
fully Invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF his grandfather, J. q. Westeryelt NO Ar
Leroy street this Sunday afternoon at hsif-pass
sMITH.-on Thursday afternoon. January IA A.
yer lingering illness which she bore with Christian
l0rttude. Mrs. CATHARINE SMITH. wife OF y0hn
smith, IN the 60th year OF her age
The friends or the family, also those OF her SON.
Henry Byrne and Edward Luby, are respectfully m.
vted 70 attend the funeral from her late residensa
No. 29s Mott street, this Sunday afternoon, n onS
sINNorr.-On Thursday night. January 1s, of
capillary bronchitis, CATHARINE, rect OF John Sin-
nou ciyt engineer Tramore, county Waterford, lSe-
Requiescat in pace.
The funeral will take place from her late regl.
dence, northwest corner OF Fourth avenue and
Ninetiesh street this Sunday afternoon, at Ons
OCiock. inc iriends OF the family are invited 20 ~
tend without further notice. Ts -E .
STRuss.-1he friends ana relatives, the members
OF the Radland L0dge, No. 10, A. O. OF q. r., tne
FRANKLIN Ham Lodge, No. 23, v. A. o. d. a. well
the Frelschutz Guard, are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral OF our WIFE and mother on Monday
afternoon at halrpast one O'Clock, from her late
residence, No. 2 W est street.
GEORGE STkUSS AND CHILDREN.
IIBBETs.-On saturday. January is, ANN LYNCH.
wife OF John G. Tibbets, aged 80 years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, on Monday afternoon, ut two O'Clock, fro1
No. Centre Market place.
WARRINGTON Saturday, January IL. LErrrIA F..
widow Of Samuel G. Warlng.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect-
fully invited TO attend the funeral the residence
OF her daughter Mrs. Charles d. Lewis l3O President
O'Clock
WALTON Friday, January IA, DAVID FRANCIS
WALL son OF Joseph ana Margaret Wal, aged
month and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, 827 Second avenue, this (SundayS
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1870-01-16
MONEY EASY.

Ine supply OF money to borrowers on call was
more tnan usually abundant the rate OF interest
ranging from nve to seven per cent. The former
ngure was exceptionally paid where the collaterals
were government bonds but the prevailing rate was
SIX per cent on all classes or securities the stock
houses being free lenders to each other at that
ngure. Some Old loans were suffered to lie over
ana IN exceptional instances few transactions
occurred at the full legal rate. The bank statement
explains the marked tendency which money shows
toward lower rates OF interest.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
was without special feature except, perhaps, an in
crease OF sales In the vicinity OF per cent with
eight to twelve per cent the range OF discount
prime double names. Single names were more
erratc. The suspension OF two or three dry goods
ana woollen jobbing houses was reported to-day,
their emba being attributed to the heavier
suspension announced yesterday.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was dull after the steamer left but steady and strong
at the rates last quoted. The lower range Of gold
tends to keep the market Arm.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks:-New York. 13O; Manhattan, 143; Mechan-
ics', 135; Union, ia; America, 14ln; City, 2l0;
Tradesmens. 149; Greenwich, 200; Mechanics and
Traders 1875; National, ll3; Commerce, 100; Bank
VI sno fsepupHc, llo1a; lrVlng Ill; metropolitan,
1873; East River, 104; Nassau, 100; Continental o.;
ST. Nicholas, 1ls; Commonwealth, 1OS4; Importers
and Traders 1887; Park. 100; Central National,
1o5K; Ninth National. 1915 Tenth National, 100 ~
Bankers and Brokers' Association, los.
THE GOLD MARKET DULL.
The transactions In gold were not only limited In
amount, but tame In character. The extreme range
OF the price was I21 to 121H with the bulk of busi
ness at the intermediate quotations 1t was what
Is known In the street as "a brokers' market,n
buyers selling at eighth advance and sellers buy.
ing az an eighth decline. The lower range OF the
gold premium to-day shows the difficulty which the
cliques ncounter in trying to sustain the market.
Account must be had at this time for the influence
Of our shipments OF cotton, which for the expired
portion Of the year as compared with 1869 show
the wonderful increase OF nearly 900 bales. Pro-
gress at this rate would verify the predictions made to
US at the beginning Of the cotton the crop
1S6970 would reach three millions Of bales. Holders
of gold had less difficulty in carrying their balances
to-day. the rate, which opened at about seven per
cent gold, declining to i've per cent currency, IN
sympathy with the general relaxation In the open
money market. The course OF the market Is set
forth in the following table of the chief nuctua-