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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13

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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-13
LOCAL MATTERS.
What Belshazzar is.

We are frequently asked, what is
Belshazzar? and instead of replying
to individual! lnquirers, take this meth
Cd of answering all at once. 1t is
dramatization of the story found in the
fifth chapter Of the book of Daniel, ar
ranged for singing and instrumental
accompaniment. The dramat's per-
son@, or persons engaged in its repre-
sentation, are designated thus:
Belshazzar, King of Babylon;
Cyrus, King of Persia;
Zerubbabel, Governor of the Jews:
Daniel, the Prophet;
Festus, the lord Chamberlain;
Nitocris, Queen Regent;
Antonio, Queen of Belshazzar;
Shelomith, WIFI of Zerubbabel;
A child of Zerubhabel;
An angel;
Jewish Princess:
lamar, Atalia, Zerlina, ladies of
the court;
Magicians of Babylon:
Chorusses comprising some forty per-
sons, and soldiers, messengers, guards,
etc.
The scenes are all laid in or near the
city Of Babylon, and are sixteen in mum.
Der, and there are five acts. The piece
opens with the captive Jews assembled
by the river side, singing in chorus, in
terspersed with solos and duos by Zerab'
babel, Daniel, Shelomith aud NJ yra.
There is, also, spoken passage in this
act and considerable acting, the scenes
changing three times. Act second
comprises two scenes, both in Belshaz-
zar's palace, and the music consists of
solos, duos, trios, &C., by Antonio,
Nitocris, Belshazzar, and the ladies of
the court. Act third has three scenes,
the first being in the camp of Cyrus at
night, the second the soldiers marching,
and the third the attack and capture of
Zerubbabel by Babylonian scouts.
This act is one of especial interest, en-
bracing as it does number of thrill
ling incidents, among which is sword
combat. The music is in harmony
with the action and is really grand.
Act four, comprising three scenes, in
wolves the sentencing of Zerubbabel to
death, preparing for his execution, and
his rescue by the Jews. It is full of
action and intensely exciting. Act five
has five scenes. 1t opens with Bel
shazzar's feast, then comes the mystic
rious hand writing "iNeae, meme, tekel,
upharsin," on the wall. The magi-
clans and soothsayers are called in to
interpret it and, failing, are led away
to be slain, while Daniel is called and
reading the inscription makes its mean
ing plain to the doomed king. Daniel
is then conducted away and proclaimed
third ruler Of the kingdom, while the
riotous monarch resumes the feasting,
and simultaneously with these events
the Persian hosts enter the cities and
burst into the precints Of the palace,
the piece closing with the wailings of
the conquered Babylonians, the wild
huzzahing of the victorious Persians and
the happy rejoicing of the Jews, all in
termingled in harmonious strains and
filing the looker-on and listener with
astonishment.
This is Belshazzar, and call it "Can-
tata," "Opera,' or what you please, it
is grand composition, and we predict
that its presentation in this city will be
accurate and successful.
A MoNn Mill
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT QUIET AND STEADY ; FUTURES
CLOSED QUIET AND sTEADY--fLoUR DULL
AND IEREGULAR--wHEAT QUIET-CoRN
QUIET Oats QUrET-PoRK QUIET AND
kAsIxR-LAEp ABOUT sTRADY-wHIsKEY
QUIET-PKTRoLRUM FIRM-NAvAL STORES
QUIET-O1Is sTEADY-GRoCERIEs: COFFEE
QUIET: SUGAR STEADY YRRIoHTs STEADY.
SATURDAY. July 22-6 p ~
The markets were still duli, unsettled and unsas-
factory scarcely any business doing on or of Change
Flour dull and irregular. Wheat quiet Corn was
quiet Oats also qui,t whskey was quiet Pork was
easier. Lard was about steady. Freighls steady
the spot quiet Futures closed qu and
steady Naval quiet. Groceries were gem
orally steady. isse done. Ons were steady Pc
troleum hrricr
CoyvrEThe market for Bras very quiet but price,
were not materially changed Mild coffee was also oaie We
quote -Ordinay carroes, l5c. l5xc fair do iBsxc
l7c good do IKE. l71sc prime do, rae Isc ex
.reme range lots l5c I9e santos far to good i6c
. lie. gold ninety days; Java, government bags 2oc
22c do, grass mats. 2pc a3c.; singapore 90 Isc
2uc Ceylon 1875. sissc: Maracaibo I4s1c Isc; La
guayra ie<c IKE Jamaics, I5c. Ito; s. Domingo
l4sc i5c. Porto Kico isc tsisc.; Costa Rcs l7c
&c., Mexican, 16Isc lSc.: Manila, lie lsc Angos-
tara. lie isc. ssvania, 14s<c Isc Curacao I4.c
lie.
orrox.--rhe market tor spot was quiet but steady
Futures advanced lS2e, the market closing quiet aud
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
THE ESCAPED FENIANS.
THE CATALPA ovEIHAULED on THE HIGH s1As
BY A BRITISH SHIP

BY BRITISH SHIP.
From the Dublin Irishman. July ST.
Letters from Freemantle give further details Of tAs
ernment commissioned the steamer Georgs.ts -
a war steamer, put on board some howitxer cannos
and body Of military pensioners and sent them 10
pursuit The Georgette day came up with the
Catapa fired a shot her bows but she would
not stop Coming within hailing distance parlsy
commenced
Superintendent SroNE-I demand, in the name Of the
government OF Western Australia, six escaped con-
vIcts BOARD your vessel you don't give them
up you must take the consequences.
Captain AyTHoSY-l have no prisoners on board.
superintendent SroSE-You nave; l see three Of
them deck.
Captain ASrHoSY-I have no prisoners; all are sea-
men belonging TO the ship.
superintendent SroSE-I will give you fifteen MIN
ncs TO cons der my request
Alter that interval Superintendent Stone again de-
manded the pr soners aud the captain again refused
superintendent STONE fpontng to gun and mes
ready TO iire) said I'll you do not give them up will
nrc In'O and sink
Captain ANrH0NY-I am on tho high seas, and
that Nag (pontng the Stars and Strpes) protects
sroxg-You nave committed a misdemeanor agains
the laws o the colony. Your Tag will protect yo
IN that.
ASrHoSY-Ycs, II will, or in Feroni cithor
SroNE-Wl you let me board your shipf
ANTHoSy-No; you shan't
sToNg-Then your government will be communicate
with ana YOU must take the consequences
ANTHoyY-Ail right
During tins the men on the Catalpa we're under
arms, ready to act on the defensive Captain Anthony
had prev lousy at Freenante. taken legal adve
strong in favor of decisive action being taken By the
British government
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
A SAILORS FATAL FIGHT.

As Oiicer Grifn, OF the Seventh precinct was walk
ing down Madison street about O'Clock yesterday
morning he upon the body OF man lying on the
sidewalk IN front OF No. 81 The man, who was siill
breathing, was taken to the station house but died
thcfc before the ambulance intended convey him to
the hospital could arrive He was ascertaincd 10 be
Richard Evans, aged forynve years OF No 10 vandc.
water street
lLqulrcs were at once instituted by Captain Nc
Eivan, OF the Seventh precinct the cause OF his
DEATH II was discovered that on Friday evening
Evans who rs sailor 10 tho sailors boarding
house OF David Jones' at Ma. % Market There
he met old conrasle Thomas McGou III alias smith
with whom he had become acquant nicen years ago
In Savannah Charmed to meet with ni- old
friend, Evans invited him to take a drink, A.,
and they prolonged Their potations until hiatt past
eleven They thcn lett tho boarding house. Mctough
was smoking the time; Evans. IN fan. pulled The
pipe out OF his mouth aud ran away with u, Mctsough
following him to the corner of Madison street Here
the latter picked up stone and threw II at Evans
striking him ON the head
Daniel Mctiuggin, boarder at the lodging house
testified to the ABOVE facts, and committed the
House OF Dctestion by Coroner Ehnger. Who took
charge OF the case
Detective Malorcy OF the seventh precinct arrested
McGough the corner oil Water and Roosevelt streets
lie was committed to the 1omus yesterday morning by
the Gov McGough says tnat he only struck Evans
blow the face with his fist In return Tor one tho
latter had given him.
A post-mortem examination Of Evans body made
by Deputy Coroner Golischmidt yesterday afternoon
revealed fracture OF the skull the left orbit
tending To the base OF the BRAN, with large amount
Of extravrsation of blood between the piamctcr and
duramaer, over the entiro surface and IN tisc von
tricles of the brain. The Doctor thought that the
wound been caused by Evans having been
ing him over, ana his head striking tho pave
causing fracture on the lett oi the skull
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
CORONER'S CASES.

Coroner wotman held an inquest yesterday morniae
in tho Of Ferdinand scha. who WAS sho. by some
unknown person the 4th inst After hearing the
evidence the jury returned tho following vcrdict;
"Ferduand ScbiN came to bs death by conpressou Of
the BRAN. duo 10 pistol snot wound OF the brain NJ
the hands OF some person unknown TO tie Jury on
Second avenue, opposite No $40, on the Fourt. Of
July. 1876 about ten r. ~ death folio viug Al No $40
Second avenue, the yth Of July. ls76" Deceased
was forty years OF age.
An inquest snnar 10 that IN the case OF Frederick
Schn was held Nv Coroner Woitfnan YESTERDAY aft.f.
Jonn Hcmpic, aged fourteen years was sr,t by
some unknown person on the night Of July d,ius On
The gh Inst poilceman arrested Thomas Lsughhn
aud the latter said that lie ala ure the sl,,l but
tina, Peter Dunn did u with his pistol Dunn had bsen
seen Gear ny about tue time vi the occurrence There
wa not, however sufficient evidence to convict MIN
aud tie iury brought ~ al oDsn vordsea
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
A NICE HUSBAND.

Mrs Honora Hogan. living At No 43s West Thirty.
third street. shirts for whossals stores
and employs fourteen girls sewing machines ioi
her Her husband Patrick two years ago stabbed %
officer OF the Twentyninh precinct, aud served torn
on Black wells Island tor the oncncc OF late hs has
been In tho habit OF assauting hts wife whenever he
got drunk. ON Friday night he eamc home iutoxi-
Gated, beat his wife and began smashing her sewing
machines. She into the street aud called on OfhceI
Phesn Of tho Twentieth precinct. tor help The odoss
on entering the house foucd that Hogan locked the
door, and ON his demanding adm ssion Hogan said,
''pamn you, n you come IN here without . warrant
will Kill you" Offcer Phean burst open the door and
found Hogan standing inside with shoemAker's knife
IN his hand. Tho officer Knocked the knife out q
Hogan's hand and took him TO the station house Ha
was committed Tor trial by Judge Duny
The New York herald., 1876-07-23

for the exchange OF $40 900 silver for legal tenders
will be practically imperative, from the fact that there
is sufficient silver hand TO make the exchange
and the amount being coined at the nints only
about Sufficient TO meet the demand account OF
fractional currency presented fQT redemption.
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds continue strong at iull prices.
The following the latest United States
SKIES, 1851, registered, 1l94 100; do. do, do,
coupon, l2o1l l2l do do, hvctwcnues, 1865
registered, ll6H 1l6A; DO. do, do coupon,
llo1s ll64 do do, do, new, registered, lis llsa
do do, DO, do. coupon, us lls4@ do do, 1867
registered. lao l2Os; do. do do, coupon. l195s
100; do do, 1885, registered, l2l1s 1872; do do,
do, coupon, l2l 4 1922 do, ,en-iortes registered
llS3s llsss do. do, do. coupon, ll9 ll9A,
do ives. registered, ll67. III; do. do, do,
coupon, lls>s lls4s Pacific SKIES, l2j5s 1854.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet and generally firm. Belle
vile Southern Illinois 1rss advanced to 93 and
Union Pacific sinking funds TO o. Chicago and North
western consolidated gold coupons sold at 954 955s
and St Paul sinking funds 90,s bid and offered at
9lh. New Jersey Central frsts consolidated brought
1914 Hannibal and ST. Joseph eghts, 81 Union Pa
cinc frs,s, 1861 Fort Wayne seconds, l004, and Cen
trail Pacific land grants 96z.
INVESTMENT SHARES.
In investment shares Delaware and Hudson brought
l04; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1925 1927 101I !;
New Jersey Central, .2H 72H 72A Morris and Es
sex, l02; Union Pacific 60ls Cleveland and Ptsburg
96; Pennsylvania Coal 2i0 New York Central, 1864
l065s; Wells Fargo. s4a 81 Rock Island, lo9 Land
and Petroleum, 1l21l 1l2H; Chicago and Alton,
1919.
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report gain Of f20 600 bullion
by the Bank Of England balance to-day. The Lon.
don Stock Exchange closed tor repairs to-day. and
we are therefore, without our usual quotations TOR
securities at that point At Paris rentes advanced
lOdf 55c
The imports for the week loot up S. 2l1 49, Of this
amount 81, 536. l27 made up of dry goods and
So, ,663, 992 OF general merchandise.
SHARES AND STATE BONDS
In bank shares Mercantile sold at 100 and Merchants
l15 State bonds were dull except for District OF
Columbia 3. 65's which active and advanced u
per cent, to ".
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
ri three O o'clock this day
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
AN ELOPEMENT.

Considerable excitement has prevailed in social cir.
ccs the vicinity Of Fort Hamilton during the past
week, owing to the elopement OF daughter oi Lieu
tenant Harold OF the Third United States artillery
with recsaty discharged cornet player In the post
band The parties Miss Bella Harold. pretty and
accomplished blonde of eighteen years. and Henry
Bicrwth, German, about thirty years OF age Thcy
had been keeping company with other for
months past against the wishes Of the parents the
lady. AOout days ago tue company 10 which Lieu
tenant Harold attached ordered TO Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and thc lovers determined not 70 b
and copcd the morning when the ather Of
Miss Bella started with hs Tor the II
has transpred tho lovers the
bonas of wedlock Wednesday afternoon at the
idence OF Kcv. ,. W. r. StcimIc pastor OF the Zion
German Lutheran church, Jay street, Brooklyn the
presence OF two Witnesses The couple gave their
names Frank Elliott aud Clara Shaw, and their resi-
denre as No Is President street.
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

An adjourned meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen wa
held yesterday Afternoon. The meeting called fos
the purpose Of again calling up the resolution providing
for the Improvement Of Tompkins square. At the
commencement OF the meeting only sixteen members
were present Seventeen votes were required TO pas1
the resolution The Board in session for over I've
hours. being occupied most Of the time IN iriv0ous
business Several motions TO adjourn made and
lost Alderman Hess, having some outside business
transact, lett Alderman Gumbeton soon afterward
arrived Then the Sergeant-at-Arms was sent after
Mr. Hess rha: official succeeded In nndlng tho absent
Alderman, aLd he conducted to the Chamber. The
Tompkins square resolution was then called up aud
passed. having received the necessary seventeen
ON motion oil Alderman Johu Reilly, q resolution
was adopted amending the rules OF the Board that
any mem er Will be expelled who absents himself with
out permission OF the Preside IT, for three
tive meetings.
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Weak and Irregular
A Dull Market.
GOLD Ill 7-S A Ill 3-4.
The Bank Statement-Further Increase in the
Reserye-The Local Rates for Money on
Call 2 1-2 and 2 Fer Cent-Govern-
ment and Railway Bonds Firm.
WALL STREET,


SATURDAY July 22-6P Nj
Tho stock market opened strong and closed weak.
Business fairly distributed but 1t was evident at
an early hour that several Vulnerable points OF attack
existed and before the end they were assaied There
yet nothing the Immediate situation which breeds
encouragement and is only the persistent holding up
OF prices the larger operators that prevents the crea
tion OF large short interest For the moment Inc
market is easily controlled but with the return oil the
absent Of and dash We shall. doubtless, wit
mess greater activity wider fluctuations and enhanced
interest
The following the most important changes OF the
day:-wesern Onion opened nt 7o%, advanced to 7o1s
and closed 70ss Pacific Mail opened at Pan, sold
town to 23 ended 1T "a; Union Pacific was steady
co.,; Michigan Central rcccded from 46t4 TO 454
Lake Shore opened at 537, advanced TO 544, declined
10 53S and ended at 53s4 ST. Paul declined from 40I
TO 39 and the preferred stock from y to 7l5a Della
ware and Lackawanna likewise Grooped from 1929 to
lOlA Regular sales of n New Jersey Central were made
,2s4 ,2ss and 24 72, with sellers option for 80
days at 715S tx. Ohio and Mississippi was weaker
and closed at l4 after selling at l54 and 14 Ere
quiet and lcatureess at l44
In bonds the most noteworthy transactions were in
Lehigh and wilkesbarre, which brought S73s S7H q
81 and finally S7x Tho rest Of the market requires
no special comment.
THE SALES
Tho transactions of the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated ,62s sharcs:-New York Central and
Hudson 800; Erie, 21o0; Lake Shore, % COO; Ceve-
land and Pittsburg, 1872 Northwestern. 200; do,
preferre 7O0 Rock Island 100; Pacific Mail 700; St
Paul3 100; do preferred g. 700; Ohios 1885, Western
Union. A. 100; Union Pacific 800; Delaware. Lackawanna
md Western, $685. New Jersey Central, 1,4oO; Michigan
Central, 5000
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICE,.
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
MINOR CAsUALTIE6

John Maess. ssed fcsrtces. Of Ne ~ Bsxsss ssrsss
bad hs right ioes crushed BY b~iss essshs ssswsss
the iesrypo~s HooSxsn shs bssdes ~ ~ eees g
Christopher street yesterday
Mary Aun willis. aged any svs. shus assiss - ~
corner oi E.m and prosms susss ysssSstsS snssossa
had her rsss thigh severely eus ~ shssess oou1nn-
tally tai ssg ga her
sahs t<sss. tnlrs~~a months CAD. sf Ne ~ DDoon
svcnae. oo IRON second story v,o1ou - - 49,
Sescs yeueefday snd sss s~ssessiy ta)sssl
Mis- keissbss. IA onnccf 81 Me ksevoosn oeoo1ncA
brooklyn, sss1 ding st NJ - sscxsu o<rsoA Vas eue
over and had nis snki- nrsk~s - car me = u ~
TenGh avenue iine. drsen W Nathsv rslias. ~ -
seat 10 tne Sks@esss Ssre~s uane&aaA
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
FRAUD ON A BANK.

xra Bella Carlin was arrested yesterday aftsrpea
a warrant issued BY Justice RlIcy, on compisfst .
Mrs. Mary MccAben, who charges her with having eb
tanned the sum OF 500 from the Brooklyn saving
Banx false prctences II appears that the complssD
ant who resides at No. 33s Flushing avenue, held -
auction sale house Friday last and her bauk
book stolen from her room. when she discovered
the robbery YESTERDAY she called the bank and told
them not to pay any money. She was Informed that
500 had been paid TO woman who signed her aame ~
the receipt Tor the amount A. Mra McCaben cannoe
the forgery WAS plan. and search be,ng made cse
the guilty party the above arrest Was effected.
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Al the last meeting Of tho Fire Commissioners Lad.
derman Charles Romer OF Engine Company No 1S,
was dismissed from the department for breach oi
discipline
Fireman John r. Hyatt was transferred from Hook
and Ladder No. to Engine No 80; and Hosemas
William Lanhan from Chemical Engine No. 10 Hook
anu Ladder Company No IL.
Fireman Elishu Brunt Of Hook and Ladder Com.
pany No 3 was nned IS for ug his patrol badge
sixteen envcs OF absence were granted to members
oil the deparim who are suffering from illness
from injuries received at recent hrea
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
PURsCING EMIGRANr RUNNERS.

There 10 no place on Jersey soil where - smSersas
rest the sole OF his foot Emil Ersss
keeper OF q house In Cedar street.. Nsv York, w.
arrested at the Erie depot IN Jersey CITY yesterday
wnl- plying his vos alton among the ussusoesd e0i-
grants When arrested he could not speak word -
English. thoagh he had previously used Il In moes
persuasve manner. Emil vas brosghs before JessiW
kcese who lined MIN $40
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
KILLED BY A TRAIN.

Early yesterday morning oflcer Reilly, OF tho
Twelfth precinc,, found the body OF Peter schneider
aged thirty yegnt, OF No. els East i25th street, lying
on tho railroad track at llsth street From the
appearance o the body II Is supposed TO have been
by the down Train At eleven o'cock on FRIDAY
night Coroner Wotman has taken charge Of the case
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
ERIE RAILROAD ROBBERIEG.

The gang Of thieves tina, has been operating upos
stations the Erie Railway Tor two years past ssps.
cialy the Newbors branch suratsd tbs summer
Fraay night by breaking tho stalioss a
Alcndaie and sioatsJurs they carried o6 tooscoo.
clothing. tickets and a small amount Of money Values
ana trunks were ali broken open ard rlnsd-
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.

team Of horses driven BY Mr.. Thomas Bra4 aan, OF
TompknsvilIe, while gong through 1ompkins avenue
New Brighton, yesterday, ran away throwing out all
occupants OF the carriage Mr. Branpsd's vile and
sister were both baily hurt
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
DIED OF OLD AGE.

The death OF Maria Chapel aged ninety one years and
six months, was yesterday morning reported at the
Coroners olicc The deceased was a native OF New
Jersey had died from exhaustion and old age al
the residencc of her No i2s East twelfth street
where had spent the last twcntyo 10 years oil hcr
lie Coroner MoItman has charge OI tho caxe.
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
THE RIVERS DEAD.

Early yesterday morning onicer o'Reiliy OF the
Fifth precinct found no,ting IN the North River thc
body OF nry Carney, aeed ioriy, home who fell
overheard while sleeping the sirngpiccc OF pier 35
the loot OF Franklin street the nigh. OF the 10TH
The body was sent TO the Morguc, and Coroner
Elnnger was notified.
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
THE EXCISE LAW IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday President Jordan, OF ~ Board Of Polics
ana Excise Commissioners Of Brooklyn, announced
that hereafter ho will oppose She issuing Of further
licenses There are at present 400 saloons In Brook
lyn. He will favor reissuing licenses to
saloon Keepers who DO shown to have evsded the
Excise law the past allowed their premises be-
q rendezvous tor dsvrderIy characterA
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
PUT IN THE RIUHr PLACE.

Judge Moore yesterday sentenced rhemas Bslaa ss<
James wilson to The Crow Hsn Psnlssslsasy Tor I've
yss's Pocke, picslng ~ cosey islasa psesssst sSso
this Distinction
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
rHE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

The Treasurer holds $50 249 $50 in bonds to So
national bank circulation aud SIS 723 900 TO So
cure public deposits The United States bonds de-
posted for circulation during tho week ending to-day
were $492.o0o Tho United States bonds held for cir
rulston Withdrawn during the week ending to- day
we're 81 los, 000 The receipts OF national bank
Ior redemption for the week ending to-day, as com
pared with the corresponding week of last year. we're
foilows.--
The New York herald., 1876-07-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON. July 22-Evening.

FINANCIAL.
~----~~~
4 -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS
"A. bought and sold b. the old established
stock bond house OF
ALBERT ". NICOLAY 4 CO,
No. ~ Pine st., New York
NIB. aud 10 per choice City County Bonds
and other Al Investment curites specially rs years
paying 10 to ~ per cent interest promptly paid for sale
desirable prices.
REASONABLE RArES.-MONEY On LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mort cages other
,eeurities: all kin- effected
psnies. J. j. HABRICU h co. !, 4 D-o,dway.
-MONkY ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT POLL.
"A. Mortgages also OF MI kinds effected
IN 1t companies by the LIFE AND LOAN AssOCfA.
TION. 49, Broadway.
A sixty DAY srRADDfES On ACTIVE STOCKS
N. members New York stock Exchange AZ reason
abe rates Tor sale by LAPsLEY BAZLri ~ Broadwmy
A DvASCES, .tNO BONUS MADE ON FURNITURE
"A Pianos &c II stored at sds settiscrs warehouses; Ad
dress Herald Uptown Branch onics.