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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE PARK HOARD IN SESSION.
SM IN Cl Pl lu NI KHUfHil.K IVKTWKF.N Mn. LANE AND
MR. MAC-LEAN".'
The Park ('oiniiiissii.iiers' se ??sion lasted for forty
five minutes yeeterday. Tin tr bour ol 9M cling "as
set down for half-past 9 a.m. Al 10 o'clock Messrs
Waleamd Mat-Lean nenpreeent. Then Mr. Wales
aaid: "lins maniple of tardiness ie disgraceful.
WSanght IOeoahe together and then adjourn, and
teach taidy OonuaiaBtonvn n lesron." Mr. Ollifle
?sat* rad th'- room ten minutes lator, and the time
took s'.ats around th- table. Mr. MaeLean, on mo?
tion of Hr. Wales, inking the chair. Within two
minutes Mr. Lam- came in, with the determined air
of a man who could do eometbing. if be only had a
fair chaaee. lb- threw oil his overcoat, wiped his
glasses, i.at down with a leonine air and made a p:i--s
io take Bp the ililli* lying before .Mr. MaeLean. Mr.
Miicl.caii covered tiicm with lib light hand very
Biiddonly.
"I wish to seo those billa," Paid Mr. Lane per?
emptorily.
"You will have to walt until they come up,''Mr.
II ii cl.ea 11 replied emphatically.
"Ihavc a right to ste them," Mr. Lane retorted
fiercely.
"I regret that tho Commissioner should he ao
Ignorant of parlia oentary ?jrooedurc,*' caine very
mildly, but firmly, from Mr. llaeLean*a lins.
Mr. l.u k- turned lcd, twirled lins thumbs, looked
ferocious and then went to v.riling, not looking up
Spain for half au hour.
1 in- matter of Um new elevated .railroad elation at
tho Battery and Gr-enwleh-ot. was taken ap Mr.
lM;i l,.;iii (.aid: "As tim t'orporution Counsel refuses
lo advise na ia the matter, we can do nothing bat
K-t thc work go on." The American Salt Company
wen- given tiie privilege of exhibiting a block of
.mdtat the Metropolitan Art Mus tim. lu thc mut?
ter ot trees Mr. Wales moved that the Police De
Bert mea i be roqaeatcd " tu ai reel any person cutting
eoe n tries ou cit.v propel ix in the annexed dia.rict,
or ai tempting to remove the aame.** bi* waa camed.
At tins p..mt Mr. Lane mada a heroic emleavor
to get at ihe bnis. Mr. MaeLean Bappraaaadbtu
eo viiioi-om iv that tor ton minutes Mr. Lane s.it w iib
flossi tl bauds, and with a very coin imp! nive air.
w. E. Meeamer applied for tba privt?
h'. cf cree.ms a "catTouael'" ii. tbe Puk,
oneriug an annual rental < I .fl.ooo. This was re?
fused, oi ihe cr iinni that thc erection "i a new
bnibliug lor the purpoee woold be antawlnl, the
anbjeel of aaewi rta the ttouUurn linnie-, niel waa die*
in-e.l. Mr. Wales ad voca lug il on th< ground thal
i.. ni houses there were ?cattered.it would bea
good tn n- io.- it, ass aewer would have to be built
lhere some time, 'tome opposition from taxpayers
v.aa teared. Tue advice of ih.- Corporation Counsel
?v\ a i ^.-ivB.i io.--, and nie clerk instructed acconi
B.C. Murray, a contractor, sakedthat toe time for
the lanita.-I!;' of hie contract be chang-d to next
t-Pii.il-. Mr. WalestteHinahi that an example ahonid
be made ol dilatory con tracton, a mi th request waa
lei.i-eel. As tm-li.ll were nov.- roacueo ..tr. Isao*
l.e ni bland.y handed them to Ml L.ui", .-;i\ iti>j:
" iel! i an s t- tie ni now.''
" Woy lid vam nol let nu sc them beforet" Mr.
I.: ic- aviige'.y demand d.
" I am surry tuat y -a nae the English langaaga in
thatway,n Mr. MaeLeanaweetly replied, and Mr.
Lane consoled himself with adjuatiug ms glaaaea
and losing biiuaelt iu tbe pa .peis. Hu face was m
ii ith.! there seemed danger o( a Londagration.
wit. OUiffe tutu iii ti..- i: " iietr eilis huve i.e. n lying
i ,."ic foi days Mr. .Lane never oondcacenu*
to eouu here during the week, wbeu hr* m ^ht see
them." Mr. MaeLean made a desperate attempt to
euuoeel a emile. Tho billa were passed anon and
the Lommualonera adjourned ut 10:oj.
PRAISING AMERICAN HUG IT'oi-lYTS.
The report ni a he Committee on Provisions, of the
Ti. tl.nc Exchange, to whom wm recently referred
il c, inn.lillie itlOU III iel" lillee la. UK- lest I'lctlOIIH Oil
im- importation of American hug punun-l* into Ger*
ln.ni.v, was laid before the Hoard oi Managersyea
leii.iiy. "We have careiully oonaidered tbe eau*
I. et iii ail its beennga and have arrived at tbe eon*
c.nsit.il tuat ao kb,mi reaaoa sauts for tbs restric?
tion. The action ol' tue berman Government ap?
peals to be based mainly upon n pampbtei iksik-.i
aome yeera ego, se e *tioke oi buatneea enterprise,
byanrm ot New-York provision inspectors. Hie
pamphlet eontauMO ne imputetion against etna
quality and ebolesoineuees of American h..? pro
mic.s. lt only stated thai careleaaneea existed in
tin- metbode ol poetries. We meat forshipment, in
consequence of which it was noi icuud in
a pened conditi'ii when it arrived at .01*
eign ports. fas Aaaerieaa pashen lound
l.v axperunoe that amis care was neons
e..ry, ami nave improved each yeal in ibeir melli*
o is, boiii ot preparing and packing their meats.
We eau coiih.it ntiy assert to receivers in foreigu
ports tuat ao meeta excel those sent irom here at
the pi i seiii tune. We would call your at ten ion to
t!iel:iettn.it ii vei.v Large propos ion o. our Iiok
piomicts oi l**..xl .md i*x*x'J was oonsumed turo,
aud not a single known instance ol trichinosis limn
tiie u-c ol Ai.eiicau cooked meals bas been record?
ed. I hen- rcvei' BBB been a case ol lin 'him.m.- on
record that vv.ts noi tbe result of eating thc, meat in
an nneooked atnie. Web*,- to anbmit tins report to
your c iisi.i.raiion and lei-nest thal eopiesof it be
lorwardc ( to the pr..per authorttiea inGmnany.n
i in- report WiiH signed ny lo n V. Cook, Hem v C.
Ward,Cecil Ruwoou und Edward Kean, wh.. form
tuc committee, lt was adopted by tha board ol
Manageta and copies will be scut to thc __nierienn
Coonil at Mamoarg, with the r <iu.wi that lie
Distribute them to me receivers of hog products in
Geruiauy.
MAYOR iileS'-oN ON OFFICIAL .EXCESSES.
Tin- lour Democratic "oembc ? al the Hoboken
Ci inino.i Coane!! abeeated themselves bom tne
reguiar meetingon laai Toes<lsy night, and tue four
ltcpublicans wno w-re prc* ni Bot conatituting a
qaaiam, no bu-ines* could lu transacted.
A.*. tlnre was coiiNidetabletliusinr-ss on hand Mayor
Lesson deemed ll Bi'CBaaare to lasae a Ball fora
rep ci.il une int'. Uk- call set lort.i that Uu
lu-1 icssof i he eily had been ici.irdi d by the tallara
ti t. -1 ouneilto bold a meeting,and tneu contused i
"lt be p or cause tliat loo indiscreet an observance
ot New Ve.n's Day should eliminate a regular meet*
imjoi thc cty's legulative bod.. Wen- me aheeoee
of one oe IWS members only concerned, it
might pas* unnoticed, hut wheu it ba axtraded
to lour lunn er--, suthciint to prevent u quorum
ter tbe transaction ol business Univ, languishing,
nreeal and aeona-tooa it were in ?>,( cause fer rom*
pain: not oiny from ihoso more di cu.v
a i.e.ml, Lut from our citizens afencraily.
V. n the exceesues of the day coii
lin d to swelled heads, asthmatic attacks
aud kindred affecttona ot tin- individual, they
would net comer.i tbe community parti, ular ly, bm
Ta-iicn i hey afiect tlur o!iici:'.l io tim public (utriineiit
it is quite a uiifarent matter ead eaaaot ho too
?severely reprobated.''
I he special meeting waa sailed for Friday night
but amy one C'ouucilman imide his appearance.
-?,
LI IE SAVING APPLIANCES AT TIRES.
So_n alter the ta al lire which destroyed tho Pot?
ter building in Para-row, tim Tire Coiuiuishioii. ra
]>;iss.*.i areeelntton. as* iuk Mr. Parray ie inspect
i.ie iiie-saviiig appliance's iu use* in ibis countiy and
lo ?**?**?-?i a pian ior UWOrgaoisatton of a liii-siv
ing c rps. Mi. l'lirrov has visited bt. 1>iuis, Chica?
go and otb<-i cities eceiitlv, and baainapected the
urgauixatioaa, whore epccial eempaaua bis eaa
pniyedtoeavs hie at Hies. Hem*sssnt-dnreimrt
yesterday to tho Hoard, which was adopted, lt was
uetided " i hat tue serviles of a person, fully kiiii
peleatto instruct and drill men in the u*c ..t tm
BOoe-eary spphaacea for life saving, should he ai
ance aeearcdj that thsreup.m kintahie gnsrten
i-lt'.uid be BSrigBed tor a liauuiiK school and ai
Ina.et- inca _*, ptBCtiesble should bo placed under
the drill-master's ooauaand; ^hat seeordtagasthc
im ii ItoC'Oiim prvticiciit, the** should ne sent lo Ibe
various book and ladder companies throughout
tho titv, and that the said comp.mo
?>ho'iId thereafter be supplied with liithl sealiun
ladders, liie-ropc***, belle, cc, BSaentUJ to thu prop?
el c iiuipmenl ol a life-eaviog-or|*e.*'
lite 1* ncr C(imiui.s.sioiiei's*s.y .hat loss of iife al
Iii. i cc. ms, au a rule, be.ore thc bremen eau eel M
tho binni.;g buildings, ll is not considered unlikely
thai in t tic case ol a tupul tire in one of tba- vii y
tub biiili-iugs. persona may he barned up in tm
hight ol lue bieiieCii, because no ladders ate avail
b?m which will reach to the ton stories of thew
ttra-cturee. By mirani rf life rrrins and liabtaea-lBf
lad leis, however SBSiBa eau ho lirulo quickly Irou
t^c hiuhest buildings.
CHARaGRD with conspiracy.
The exaniiiiatiun hy ComuiaWioaer bbteldi in tin
eeee of George 1. Heuey, Eredcricic Gooben am]
David W, Mnith, who are BOCOBCdot conspiring tt
de-lraiid tIk* (iovernment, was ISSBIBSd yesternay
I o- ; c-ii, xv bo is rm eitiimiriei in the t'listoui lloUfHc
ls cbargftl wit,i receiving $:iN*> tor un.lcrvaluinj
? (argo of po.aloes aaMgUSd ts lb nev. Mr. lb ne .
tv liote*t ilini on Wednesday ts the payment of thi
Money, was cress-exaiiiint-d yesterday hy cx-Jti(l?i
ll.F. Iiacv. Ihe qiieft louiug ol the WltttSSI nm
mv ere, hut did not diaw om many new facts. Tin
li .soi Archibald T. Heney, with whom th" wit
ness WSS cii-p.oycd, were prod geed and tho witnesi
?.lowed an eiity ol #160 which he saul was con
tc ct- (I With tue money paid Coehea. The cull..
apjoatiMl IS nave Iwen rewritten slier on erasure
Ji.d?c 1 rue v a kd tin CB UM ol' tba er.is'ire, and lin
w.die.s answered that the wolds had originali
been "Ior egrataity IO officers, #100," but tba
when ho whs assured evil invcxstiKatmn was ti
be made he changed Hie words to " lor George T
llent-y, aaaennt ol l'eter TneMpSSn*"* und mude th
amount flbO, te cover certain other expense.**. 1 li
leaatiuioii.e ot Mr. Heney was not huished yesterday
bul will M re-inned to-innrrow.
AhRIVAL OP OVKHDL'K STKAMSHIPS.
A number ol (t'-ain hips ara- two and throe day
tm t ue al ibis port, hut no anxiety is flt concern
lng ilit-ui, as they are slow fSaasM and it is know
Ulai neavy vv. ?tciiy gales have been blowing at ae
in the tia. k ol umbi ol tnem. Yesterday the indi;
which had liena overoue nine days, reached Uer
from tho .v.edit*-!iaii'-aii. Mm na-eed Giuraltaru
MesmansB 11 and irom there to bermuda had coi
tinned neavy bc..I neus. The .bermuda came i
) t-*ter.jay hvui ik-rmuda, being six day* overdm
he Ailsa from the West Indies, three days overdue,
Iso reached here.
Kl*AL ESTATE OPENING WELL.
GOOO Wm BKGINNING THK NKW YKAK?T RA**TS
ACTIONH AND TROPOSKD IMPKOVKMENTS.
The lirst week of the new year, elosiiiii yesterday,
roiight an activitv In the real cst.it*- market which
ms greater then had been expected wy eeesesrvar
ive dealers. Those who had looked foran imraedi
te buoyancy wero disappointed, hut thc larger
iiimlicr of dealer* an 1 brokers hal their reasonable
lope i moro than fullilh-d. There wns a renewed ac
ivityinboth private and auction sales, ult hough
he tull effect ot the holidav aseeon bas not left the
narket. Where* sales were not actually made,
raasaettona were beaau which premire t.? appear
itniiiiK the eonamaaaated teaaiagd of this week,
'i ices continue stronir, and while buyers endeavor
0 drive the heat bargain-, they meet with a sttih
lorn resistance OB the part of property-owners.
Brokers Bay thsl realty is in strong hand*.
There will ba a decided increase in the number of t
motion take thu week, hui there ere Bopartk ulam
largs tots offering. On Wedneeda*/ sixteen lots in
Sinth-ave. and i-cvcnty-siiith and Se ve iiiy-s?venth
ita. will lie sold st the Exchange salesroom. This
mle will be isgarded with latereat by wal eetstc
brokera, who are noting aa bierce* d Inquiry on the
i>art of capitali?ta for West Bide Central Park prop
rty. Tim difference between thc sections of the
r-itv bordering on tine Kast and West -i;eof tho
Pan as regSraa tbe relative prices of real estate is
beginning, mn* brokers think, to attrai t ? apeen*
Uti av c nttelltlon.
"A blow hus licen administered to West .--ile
property," said a well known I'lue-st. denier yest-r
oay, "by the atoppage of tbe nnrht traine ob the
Metropolitan nnd after midnight. Of coulee we
want to depreciate any estimate of the i*ijnrv thal
inn :n it* i rom that c mae. Beellyaitoeffeci will be
circumscribed bc. ans - of thc mu ill travei tbat pat
ionizes the \\e-t Sid.- elevated roads af ter midnight.
Nevertbetees. some injury to real eetate may ? e d me,
and, to sic the lc is;, tne .action oi thc Manhattan
I ompsny is a ste-, backward, instead ol ii .step
forward, ia toe development ol thai
promising part ol the -itv. The growth
ol the eitv there may be retarded, but it canool be
prohibited. Meat-estate owners and brokera n ani*
moosly condemn t ie narrew-minded policy of ihe
Mannettan manaitrment, bnl it yet has failed
?eriotuiv to Imyrees values."
.-several aoattoretl taloa of West Hide property
were recorded 1 ut week nnd there are ? number of
import an i tn a notions i;i negotiation. Julia* Lip
man bought turee lois in Fiitii-ave., ie ith ot
Eighty-aixth-at., tor $117,500, uud ituol i timm toa
prominent builder, v\i.o purposes t" ereci line.'
handsome brownstone froid private dwellinsa. .\
egoodaali wai made of five cny bits in bia tv -even iii
and Sixty-sixtu-sta., v%e.*t of Biguth-ave., roi
eSd.OOO. Atiioin: ihe projected improvements eei tne
Weal oide are the erection by Poler Parley ol seven
iive-siorv nat-houaee in Kflfty-fonrlh-st., vv-*! ol
Elgnth-ave., a: a cost ol flsO.OOO, and by Mis.
Margaret E. Niebuhr, ol liv.- five-atorv dat-bona
iu li.ii,t -ti. tb-rt., n.'tween Ninth and 1'. in li ave.-..
il! .iii c*i ililli led ex I ei.:-eei efOO.OOO.
Few important transaction* in baal Bide properly
are to be noted. John Graham baa nought nine
ci y lota at s.'.'on.i-iiv-. and Bixty-tuirn-at, foi
.-t*.>ii.ikk?. There ia a good ettnmg leinand foi
in ss properties downtown. Naas, ill and SH I'.
way -vere told but week ler fl70,000. Ueorge P.
Johnson bas bon ht Nos, 21, -::(, 'AH i id 'Al broad?
way, wbieb, added to nu recent purchase of Noa.
17 and 19, givei bim a frontage "i I40feetin
Broadway, Anoiher immense office building
lievi d t ? be intended sa tue nUct-omeof tuu uat
ch.isc*. Anions; othei .-:.! i ol bau were .hose ol Nos.
:.:;:>. ;'? ll anu849 Eaai Poni-th-et. te the nu sion ol
Dr. Howard Crosby's (ininti ior 82 1,0 0, tue bund?
ing at the northwest corner ol Bridge and Whtte
iur.-r.ts. for .*i' it i.i ?i xi cash, and Noa IS, ld snd
17 l'liiri-st. for .-ello.iiiki. Hu- Ueeord tied '?
?ava tnut a alx-atorv brick and terra-ootta office
building wi;l ne* er .ted al tbe northeast corner of
r.i'.ivci-si. and broadway ny ki. Mob. I wombi v ut
an estimated coal ol $150,000. Tart of thi building
will he occupied i.y the New-York Central .Railroad
Company*! Ireigbt and lighterage cilice*.
HOMICIDES COMMITTED TO THE TOIfBa
Coroner Merkle and a jurv yeeterday be
pun tbe iii(|.nst tn the ease* eat tn." tin*
iiiitn Predenck PaaL who wai shot aad
killed on tho nighl of January 'J hy Prancia
i loiuieiiy, in thc ,.tt.r'.i liquor elora ar \... VS2
NVaahiug-on-et, Donnelly tea iii..i tbal .Paul Bad
demanded nco dnnke, .'mi ween rafo-ed ihein, be?
tlan to "tum tim place m*i('..." as m- ii ol threat?
ened. Rethrew a pitcher and a kettla Ulled wita
boning water nt him, ami was the ucl Ol hurlititf a
tecumi chair t.t lum when he. shot, 'lin-ju. v ren?
dered a verdict lhal Paul came to his death from a
ptsioi shot wound teooived >t thi banuai i i i
Donnelly. ''be prisoner was committed to tbe Tombs
without i ail. p. iidiug thu action of the Orand
.lui.v.
berman Dunka, a m.lor, who is charged with
having canoed tho deetb ol Krederiea Mueller.
twelve yean old,of Nc 131 Allen-et^wa arraigned
before Coroner Merkle. He idaeed him under
?-?_..*>'"> hail, au.l iii default ot iiivuik the boinia
DuuLa eras committed to thc lem te.
ASLI.KP WITH Till*. KNIFE IN His RAND.
Chillies I'oehrick, aire twenty-two, abnardersl
Ne. 'Jim stunti.u-st., v\ as eherged before .1 n-tic?
i'aitersou ye.-derdav al the Tombs Police (oort,
with fclonu nely aeaanltiag 1 'hendon- Mvhtonbauaer,
witli w a.nu in- lived. 'I'm- oomplainaai had a slight
? ut on tho head and .ini'ther un Un* exe. Ile slat .1
that the apt leonor and be occupied beds >n iii.* nine
room. Aooiit l o'clock in tlu* moraing be was
uv. ai., in ii by the pruooer, abo stood ovei hun with
a knite iu bis hand. Ho waa using threatening
language toward bte roommate, .aad on the latter
iiwukeiiiiii; he iiiiie ted tl.e injuries described,
Thea v\ ii teotit ii11i-i mn a word, the pi isnner left lue
room. Offlcec Dunghei wss eel lsd ni by Moldenhans
er, and tm leaichintt the house Roehruk waa found
s e.'lulu: soundly in mini hei rooiu, v. it li the knife
clasped iu his inn.'!. When taken before Justice
Pattereon tbe prisoner wss enable to account tor
hie conduct. Ile was held for trial In deiault of
|l(tM)0 bali. _
PUTTDtQ POISON* IN HEB MOTHER'S TLA.
At the breakfsal table yesterday, Marv Mege
goni, of No. 412 Weet Porty-ninth-st., was abonl
to drink a enp ot tea. wheu she notic<d:i peculiar
odor iiiisiUK ln.ui it. I pen further SXamlaatioi
she found that a (inanity of carbolic acid hud
bet ii mixed in the tea. Her daagbter, 1 len-iice*. hit'l
been acting queerly of lat*-, ami ou queettOBlug her,
sh.- ai once admitteit placing the poison in tho cup
lor the purpose of ending her inoiher's lite. The
girl, who is tifteeu y-atsof ago, was tnken iuto ( us
tody hv Detective McArdle, ol the Twenty aooond
Precinct, ami arraigned in the Vorkvillo Police
Court, btu agave as tho rem ea for the act thal the
mi thei tieated the other children better than she
did her. .Justiee Otterbnure commuted the Kiri lo
the (are ol thc Qom?imloiniw ol Charitteeeoid ('di?
rection, for oxamination ns to her mental condition.
KO. l-l4 IIEKTKR .STREET DOOMED.
Since tho sl'o.itinir ol ixnumlHinau IMauey, who
made an eltOrt to serve a warrant ona barteodei
at No. ll 1 Hestei-st.., Michael It'yan, in a boee name
the excise lifeline for "that piero weegraBted. na*
diaapneared irom tim ueigbborbood Tim oquoi
store is kept by Andrew Kelly, lint the Excise Com?
missioners refus-d ls ttiiint him a liceuse. When
I;van went away the license wns not. valid. Ball
cannot he transfered. Anxious to keep oi.en tho
place, a hieb ls a great reooit of ninian*, Thnethy
J. Sullivan applied lor a lleeasS on ,1,'iiniary I, bnt
it did not take bum for the Licise ('nunui.ssionern
te learn its character. Ycnteiduy tho license wits le
fused. lt was also aureed by tim PsS-lBlaaleiinll
not lo _raiit a license lo anyone to sell lh*asf it No.
1 I 1 llester-?t. Ryan's license was granted on No?
vember 2'ti, ls-s'.', and vvill not aspire for nearly a
year, hut if he does not contmi o ostensibly to cn
duct the place the police can close, it at anytinio.
DISAPPEARANCE OF MRS. B0DEN8TEIN.
Superintendent Walling received information
.werai dava uko that Mrs. Eliaa Boden**tein, a
wuiovv, wnoee htubend we*ephysician intblsetty,
had dieappeared from Hamilton, Oat., while insane.
It was supposed that she had stinted for New-York.
Bhs was weU dressed sod wore expensive Jewelry,
hut abe had ne ready money. A description of Mrs.
Bodeootein was furnubed to Captaifl aooker, of the
Nineteenth Beb-Precinct, who was directed to
have his officers watch for herarrivul at tbs Oread
Central Depot. No nan. ot lur had bern found
yesterday. It is feared hy her friends in this dry
that she has formed a r:i*h purpose to travel
on fool, because she did not havo the means to
purcha.'o railroad tickets.
WAH tXNOrt* LITTLE CHM.I) I'.I'KIF.I).
Piing <?>, the chilli of Wak sin,-, who died Ib her
fstbei k hiuiiiliy al No. 'Hil Bilth-av**. <>n Wednes
(lav, w-.i.'t buried yesterduy iii Chinese fasbiott.
Willi the body wns taken IS lin-, (.ravn vvl.i, h had
been prepared for it at BvergTSSna Cemetery bits
of piintsd pauer were thrown out behind the car
riaio whil h followed the. hearne. The obied of this
WSS'te distract the at len tion of Ihe devil, who was
supp ised to be in hot pursuit. 1 lie l'hinese imegisn
thal on such occasions the devil stops to nick up ami
read tho bits of paper, and thus he is delayed until
the hedy is sa lc fy depos-ted in the grave. At Ihe
grave the playthings ol the dead child were burne,I,
lin-mourners sprinkling a white powder over the
lire which hal a bluish light and emitted S punt." ul
smell.
The agent of a New-\ork clot hine; house,
wbo waa amt to Atlanta to aettle up tbo failure or a re
tail house, mach- a few Inquires of tue mau next door.
" I pchi H v lins n h.poire failure," ex plumed IBB maa,
" Wnat mailes you mink so I" " Vin-ii, l.u dbin't drink,
nor smoke, nor ku iu ole, nor drive a fust burse ; and sa Ii
fur Ins vUl c. ellie never 1.1,va ne.tiiiiii,'*, and keeps no
help." " Then you lay it to tbe itosaeat aeaataea af
trude!" "Vbell, trade was putty dull, but on we be
vi. his oat der lijtbt sort uf a man. Vln-n a man sbtops to
buy rn west for fi be dosn make liliu pellet dot be
v him ts an oafercoat *or rittec-n, und then s man abtops
to buy an uafereoat for illi.cii br doau convince bim dot
be needs a second-baud ault for twenty. Ile iua> .loin
tbe jrroceiy pcesueas, but he can't run some ulutbliif
store niltuut arguia-ul."?[Introit Free Tress.
ELECTED BY ONE VOTE.
A BROOKLYN CONTESTS) ELECTION.
8TIAIONY AND ABOl'MRNT IN TBS CASI OF CON?
NELLY AOAIN8T LINDSAY.
The young men of tho Assembly who, ns the
.?BlHlee SB Privileges and Klee'Jon me Inuring the
-es of contest! il elections in this vicinity oat nearly
dsy yesterday In the Fifth Avenue Hoi-1. Tiny hud
rcral knotty <|ti.sti..us of law presented to them tn
? colline af the ebiy-., proceedincs and they r.ipi :.!? <l!.v
dtftcir hoses legathor sag decided thsl they would
t .le Iga the inn-stieeii just tin li. The case under BM
leiiitiHiitraa thal et Reeert K. connelly, Daaaaetat,
lo c -ntests thc sent of David I.1nd?uv-. Hejuiblli lin,
>m theVIIItli Assembly Matriel of Klin-'*- County.
ie contest Im tween the men was ii very 'loece one, ('mi?
lly weet flag, aeeeedlsg te tbe Beecsted returns, :t,!?i!i
les, nnd I.linUiiy. ll.020 -only one mole. The fon?
dant area mp*eeeated brien tin-committee bv T. 0.
lireics.iie umi Tbeodeie v.. Tnsillnwa. aad tba
dag member ,by *BTa*jheete? britton amlJ. a. Wear
lg
iiiihe pad-Ian tbs .grenada af eoBtestarsreaetSBtsa
dows: In tho routh lil..11.111 Iii*lil<t of thc S. v.ii
Wttk Ward of llrooklyn thc return lo IblllUort of Cnn
i*scrs ?bewathet 508 votee arete eari for anaaBA. of
?*. nilly, of which 888 were fer Oeaaetty, ISOfe.
assay aad 88 fur Michael w. OoUhu, tea-flag aaa
Hot lilllie, omited for. This enc ballot vx.i* originally il
-.ibImi.v ticket, imt Qm mun.' had bees erased aad
Koh (-oul" wiitten betow li in pencil. Thepetlttee
wita timt lt wa.* the inti stefes of tba eleetor to vote ten
??. .c. stunt .n,ai h. it iii.- rote oogbt to be ??? eonated.
the. i*i i -st iib', lion liisiriBt rn' th.- .--xe n'" mil Wen
iiui!..! tera In pieces, ead ao badly mutilated and da
ead ko Hud only four 1. attend the caiiiliilnte's Muna
matned, asa nol eonated; tte contestant thinks tbe
IBM was Iii* an.1 fiat the bri'lot eii.ht to be i-ounte.l
i- liiin. lnthe Second .Election |ii*iiiei of tteaetttfl
ireitie* Board c.r Omiaaaara. atti i i oiintliig tho roto
ul annouaeteg aad recording it aa 387 tor Connelly,
:."> fm- eUalaay nnd 90 fer Mlehael Collins, placed tbe
tllota in n tiai\ ur 'i seattte.box to tbs Police Depart
cut Aftci-wiii'd a lindsay li'iii'.t alleged to have been
eked flem tin- tabla wea annex* i bj tte eeavea* ta i"
.- returns bm le to the Board "f Elections and thc total
lindsay's vate waa changed from 125 to 126, in ino
itu i teettes Dian Iel .tti" Bl *hb roth Ward an
raembly ticket l* alleged te bare" been f.id to tbe
ix. l'. P. Elegler, tbe Republican can
laser, I* sui.I le hive pla< ed ll in hi ? [Micket sud h it the
?rn, sud oi. returning to bave thrown n ticket among
i.i,.. n ont of tl - box. 'I ie p. titi, ri In
uatea thal ka ihi* proceeding a Lindsay
Hated '"i- n c*'i.ne '.!? t" i.' t. The whole vote,tersely
f.iv..r of Uad ? ' . ? .(? t" !?'' tilt..Vx li ibu!.
i tba .Seventh IBectton iii-trn t c.r tbe Right etti td
v.n Lindsay beQotfl were annexed t<. tte rein.:, "f ii"
- .'B'lil *!ii! .1 then I., ii, 11- I . ? :i iie.Uit' ulleliiiiiv
. Hied irent thi-baixi when lt waa niven Into the banda
! t....ae ?'. Tbe coal ni thin',:- tb
ive been roan-ted. in Itu i ii -: i lei lion Dletriel of tte
?Vetite-eiitli Ward il I- nib ?_? cl thu! Ml' lue. I Collina w.is
i bia rote
rinsed al tbe election. Tut contestant tttnlu Ma vote
ight new be tessa. There ia thea e generel eUcgation
F nnmcrons cases of def ec isnd Irregularity b
l one of m i .irrupt BSt of
ion* \ lay l.ln.Lny In | icsi'i
.- peet taken np yi tenta]. ia* Mr. Brill
ire bill of] ad Mi i ? ? i> *lue eald ki wished
I i 'Ill-Hit UM [>i?tl1( I Ml.-Ill' J aef Kill'.-* ? lllllllV with ll
lew to pi-.!'.un" Ibe xvniie--. bj -.xi..ni be exp
love bribery, from prosecution. After s di
ii!.-.i out i.y tte iie'iini'i ror a bill of parti
ol testimony \xa* r..-*<nm.
George H. Ulii.iea!*. police captain of the ..v.nth
nellie I eef I ll ibo' .1 x ll, plead la c-a| I he* l\ 1 111
!.? li,aura: of ( aux iis-ar* "f the sc "iii I t ellon I Mn trie t
ineii im.I lea n , h. il lo him on tbe nlabt of ile nice
on by a policeman, lt-Ina. , i thal Connell* bsd re
. X..IC-. |.,.X i,| I.I.I- .'. 1.. .elel M. |.. (Vl|l|!H
D, being it total eef irj\..f-. t'eorga I: (I i
a mtv ? le ik eef Kim.. County, exhibited to tile
? ll i- r.'lllll! eat till lia..(Ill eef C '?'.
eilllltx Ch ik Kia.I Illa' I I I..li ( i.' T la. Iii
ie tally sheet tbe vote was al i exc-epi thal
ie-1 e*l tl arura- ol I.md-.c. '* v. ??
lr. Britton Mid lhal there would Ik no dispute that a
ute for Lindsay Iud been ssHed to tb. li-i i.n. r ;e ttalc
lact I.id in. ti madel that the vote wai
be additional c-kat rn ms lound after t bi nffleerr bad
i. ( ..un-. I for il-.- ? "ni' -? I asn iel. ni e- tbe
eli_\ -!.. e t sliai tt nit.' Ce- e ea ll a a lien, ill 1.11 ai Lilt '* Mela Mill
:? V. Illa ll III. al I Ile I Ba e-al t I ie ? r . ? ll ri I ..: t Ila' I I a ,: |
le.* 'I ..le
'I ill 1 |e III. . Xt lee r*MM I lia 1.1 .' Te (Jilin
led within t wen I rr thc.losing nf tbs
; ion i ? offi .? il tbe r. tmn
rbleb gave tbe vote "I David Lindas* na Ijn .viol tue
?tal roto rael n* in, ritbooi oorrectlons. snd eoe
atna .1 .i Mut. ni-:.1 tl. it a te k. i f..r I ::i l*v, ),.ul I.ai a
iii:c*\.*el wblcu I tie box and lunl not bern
mi.ci.-.1 1:1 tha st.i'.i ?iii math to tbs !'?
Buiiie-iit. Tbs stBtcment was signed bj tt,, Hoard of
n iel foi .ia ? .. .
nb hit. I.lit I.
?ll. lill ta.ll t !C I! CS I ll '1 fol . I
. *.. i.ii. otis etlons ot tm* footing*,
ii thc vu:., tor Aasembl' in sn vs i
Janies A. Meany. Clent eef lbs Board "f i ectlflns of
he City of brooklyn, produced thi roi's ,,i
,i- a r* to ihe Hoard ee. i e ,i ,.? .. wblcl .,'-?' ' untamed
be statement thal.i ticket for Lmluj bad nol o. > ri
?eturned lu the box. 1 ie same witm . ed tbe
*'ii!iiiii for the IVtb Rieeilon Idstttrt of the
?i ni,!.. -iuii Wai I, showing thai the total ol n
i tor ('..nil.*.iiv. 150 ter Lmdsaj mel.
qb; also tiie poll list givina i!.r aggregate tote for As
,e ni Ix ... ? ??? In.'. ai urn . >>r 11 ?
? I O' tll'M Vi 111. I Hill VV lal.! I'., la ?,.. I
... 130;
uni (cell.i. d of I ilea npp. ure .1
ciiiii v..te po ...I ..bi Asaei ? i ?
Butilatod 11? !?ci in wineti oulj i
.lie mime. Mr. Britton claimed thal ii ba
t.. ! xx ar* iiiiitcrc.inci.il li .1 I.x nev exi.lai allon.
li... i- ding lei i hr umi allegation in tbe petition, roon
?c-l for tl..-.oin.?*! mi iutii allin aai in evidence
raseert' return io tin- Bosr.1 of Election, lu lt wore ap
pended some MikLhv tickets ?? ? impenlcd i>v ,,.
-tilled!, ni licit III. V li...! i.'iii un, i.i lllonalll BB;,,.t;,.i
rici.i tbo h..-i wu. ii ii xxai* del mi. .1 io tue police.
At lid* p..tut rn Un* proeeesdlnaa John Usc kellar, pea
Ilea ea pillia of Mn- Teni .a I'roelncl uf Brooklyn ?
iutii. a,, in itccoiHpsux .1 bx a Bjjollceaian rarr/lng tba
t.?iio!*!i.n of tim IVth Election bistrtci of the s,tr:,
laeiitti Ward. I"' captain waa ut once put apoa tue
ri illa.!, mid le-Mltl.al Hu; ne. Ii ,.( brOngUI over Hie' Box III
compliance witto tue committee's suopa-na. ll. .-.,,,., 1
not tell of tole oem knowledge ehotker li ws? xx inn it
piaipiaili el a.. i.r aol Sta ?? laal lt had noi l..**n il,*' iii i.e I
win.!* lu the peaasaalon?oi tba Police Ueeoerteieni,
Ue stated tbet tee Bnperla tenden I of i'oiia*r. Inspeetot
andCoinmUatoner were present wbea et look tue bel
irom tte pi.ee. Mr. Britton obj..1 io tne cpinint- en
tin box sa tbe -.'tonii'i teal section i:i nf the election
law for tbe City ol Brooklyn aomouinded ttoat atn-r n.e
hot. s t.au beea ?cai?-Bi bj tbs earn assen ina >? soould be
?? deposited by tbeen m * i - ?- Department of Police, sn.
shall ttoere Imi kepi aadlsturba i aud Inviolate aattl i tn x
are needed at tbe next elect .on, unices required hi. exl
(lenee iu anv court of rei ..ul." a bing arsunuBt gree
out of tbe (injection tn wim-h Judge Monia ie..k purt, u
being re piim-titeel that an aiee-r eaaa tram kmni
County v.onl.I linn itlinosl xx liol !y un thu
ani itlon. iii* aposltion aad iii.it eaf Mr iii li iou w aa tte
I lie hov aeinlel mit lie cpi ind by am cher luau a eciurl
Ol leeeiiaa nial Hutt exe li I lou, following Ile' di
Dalley Bsainst liTlngston, tbsrs woolu drst havo tots
preliminary ertaesnes tending lo hIcbxx ,...nu., miine
on Hie. part .if Hie BBBVBSBeTa eu eiiaii' e,r (aiul- lon, C
evidence to thm eBeet, in |tbe nt um*, aad Hun lt wmiii
uIhii Ural have-to lee pintie! Hint Hie* liol ha.I not liee-i
tempered witt. Mr. lae Issi no oootendsd that tte eon
Hilt lee wu* a cell 11 of I ? ? "li for tile pill'polc* tor w lihu I
eaalninaieil. the f'oaitiintinn plaolni the dec taloa of case
Of fiilil'it"''1 .raid In llir Adaoinlily Ha ali! j at el ll Hi.tl hoe lt
Tee argument a huted two bean or ante, altai estel
tue oom nd tue eonaulted ead aaetdedte aoldttoeqeci
Hon uiui! radvisement
1 nen tin: tidier ll. O'Shea, OBS Of thc- ciitiVllMcril of ttl
aleetloa dtstrtet, teatifled tua-. o;ie vote recorded k
" scattering " waa tte eao described In the iietltion a
eontalnleg tte aeate" BeS tnui" Patrlefe Collins isl
UM "l"il ?'! liLi-noiii cnn lejtUirulloii itud tba
the eeaveeaan le reeslva kia rote. tCvery qeeetla
nixed him calieel eat a ooMtroveraj between eonnai
l-'uially Mr. Toiu'.liiion, vviio toad been p ovUioualiy mi.
tanietl up ie tb.it poiui hy tte committee, naked Collin
for w.ioiii he would hu ve totcel If lie nacl been permitted I
voe. A i|.il*k ohje.-tloti lolh.'.veel, niel eiffel t he commute
lcd elel.uied tuc* mun,*!- lear tue fourth or tl I ? li nm
(hainn ni u ce diiiio.iiii cmi timt ut luau four of Hu- aue
lidltee were opposed lo the- rect-pinui oi i In- cxieleni,
and li xM'iii'i tiiereioiii be ezelUtUd. TBeaaa M. <.,....,-.*,,
and Clisrlen ll. Hurl UalltedaatO tba tUkel which,m il,
Mxtli lJiMtriri of tte Klghteenifa Waul, Ziegler '.* stlegi
to nave kept fe.r a lim.* ni hL lenke i. Tbelr le.iiiiioii
iiRreed willi Hie-Bliiliiin-iit tuiiile, except that the tum
ou 11.?- iicitrt lunl noi beea aeon, ami thai Mr. Elegler lu
pet tt in tole pocket te keep ll fran betas knocked fr..
the table te tbe geer. Tseeea-nlttea win neena ti
liiciiilry I., m..now ut ln_. m.
A MORIBUND ORGANISATION.
Tho Muiiiti|iiil Society,which was incorpora
ed Mx peen uko - te Mean setter Iun* aad kaaeat, af
clent Hint ecoiioinlcid Hiliiiliilstriillou for Hie city, ,|
ledililloii of laxiitloii lind of Hu- i dy (bill," while n
c-tiiiii t, may beataaenbadaa taaauitbaad aaadWai
'lin- eoaatttattea of tba wciety ptavMrn lhal it nhi
hohi ii lagslai BuaUag bb tba elnt Maadeyef aai
inoiilti, (Kept the luoiillucot July, Aumiht und he]
ten,her, and au alumni mcitlne- foi Hie> eh ( Ihin of ,,|
cers in November. No incilln.H have h.-eii h. ld f
?evetal awetba ead tu th. but. keettas the eswiety to<
no part wintlever.
Thin ban tainted HrprtM heeiiiite the society was coi
peeed of l-sdlng cltUeim of the metropolis, Incliielh
such men int Thatcher M. Ailunm, Hanunl 1). BeSSBC
John II. Sherwood, J. M. CoiihUI.1.., Jue k son H. t-ehul
Oswald Httciiilorfi r, .sim hdr Tousey nml .le,hu c. j;,
Sll of .whom were muon.- the ottlecrs, mid Joseph I
( hoate, IJavlel Down, Motrls K. Jesup, ttmopk \
Drexel and other well knowu liimlncsa linn. The mci
berhhlp wu* llmltMl to 'UH) legate und .-,(1 h.Biioi-u
inciiibi ric, and. like the tSSSBJ Kepuhli.aii ( iuh of Uroo
lyn, tbe t-cBiiiiltiitiaiii provuhn that *? gaj tegeMW nu in:
will nolltlt or aeaapl any iioiniiiatiiiii for ofllee of nm,!
ment or protlt, municipal, KUte or l-Vele-mi, while
niciuhcrof theioclaty." A few of the iiiemtien, ll
Jo-eii H. VoorhlH, tow a Dock Couuul-idoucr, uud Bdli
II. Wales, a Psrk Commissioner, niny be considered to
have dregped out of the society hsSBBM ?_ the aecept
BBea of their present offices, though there ls no salury
8ttacli.il to' the-om* Mi. Wales holds inilc-s he can per
Biiuclc hfe fc-llow C'oniiiiLslouerH to make him president of
tte I'urk r.oar.l. un office to which tin-re ls a salary of
16,000 iltiiiehiel. The eitllce hus I iee ii vu*ant for three
yeal - bea iiiisc of thc disagreement aa to who should drew
tte salim. At on ? Hine'the Municipal Model v xx mi in B
lom laking condition and exerted considerable Indium.
toward improv lng tba local government At that thee ll
purchased the lot nml bunding Ko. <;7 M.uli?"ii ave.,
wh*eh lt Him owns. Tin- hill la neted lervariouapnr
poses, riflordhur a revenue to th sod ty, which now haa
ii surplus iu the hnnk. Tn. ie i* not iciiIHck ul latereot,
however, in Ibe nestings to accure a quorum. In
rcferi in. to thia Huiajcet i.e.ni Iv ..ne of tte dlreeton
said: -The society i* not defunct, bot lt might aa weU
i.e. our constitution imc been violated by the failure
t o hold tim anana! and other meetings, and I anppose
ilie -.aa |. lt e'eaulal !..' dissolved If illly luc-llllKT elle.*.' tO
lake legal in!. to thal effect, witt a view of having
Hu' property m.;.1 mid the proceeds divided among tte
membera. A inn-ting will oe ceiled before loagtetake
.-Binn ai tina arc lo our I'utiire CMUBC. "
- lm tte members cciiiticle.- Hint the elly lins .such un
h..h. -t, emelen! nml ecouomlcal adnUnlstTetioa that
then I-, no further used tor tbe -u-euij I" imputed tbe
reporter.
" (Hi. no." was tte reply. " There ure only BBB BT two
departments In the municipal Koternment ttateven
piela lal tai ?!'. III. , ;' eillt.V llV til.' dtl/.l-IIS XX lld f Ililli -ell the
means for their support. The revenues of the city ara
deliberately diverted Irom their legitimate ase to tbe
.lippi.11 of Hi-mi ? ??, ol .jue ennuis. whOBC duty ls sol. ix to
riippoit i ii.* oin.nil.* (.. whom they owe their plac_*,an_l so
de aperpetuate from generation to generation tbe rollen
system whleb gives them sustenance. Tia* trott'...* 1* to
e-i men like- those whee joined tin* society t<> ibow a eon
tinned Interest lu the municipal revere.t. Il Isa
marvel tbat year after vam >in li men will gp on ?mass?
ing wealth fm- themselves, entire ly disregarding Hie ;-'"x
ei.u oi Hu- eily in xx hich they hu v.*... greal i stoke,
roting i,,i ..ni.'ia!* exiio-e* very names are unknown to
He in. putting their corporate lateraats Intothepower
of men xx boee presence in their ln>u-c a they xx..ula! be tbo
Oral na resent, deploring the maladminiatratlon which ls
Du' natural rt snit, renting Here.' diatribes against poiitl
ililli* uriii their works, nnd doing absolutolj m.uuu;; to
bring ni'".i? a dum., foi tuc better. All organizations of
thia kind suffer shout thc same fate In lids city. Our
Icadbig business snd profei ilonul uuu icem to care little
for any thing Inti money making.**
" ihe conns.'
.BALM! MORSE APPLIES TOH A MANDAMUS.
Judge Ingrnham yesterday., in the Superior
Court, < "bsmbers, grant) ?> an arder directing tha Maj er
. neal wm n mandam ?
ihouM ii"i I-*-ii. compelling hun to grant altai
Sahel Mona ler his place eef cxhltntioii in
Wen! Twenty-third ' i ? orelee waa granted
ea un aflUavli >.i Ur. Maire-, who ?begee dist
in- is tia.- li nee ol Iforae'i Bell, which be int. mi* u aaa
for the p n i? ia of " exhibiting to th** pul.lu certain in
?. comedies, opens, bail. t< and other
entertainments of tbe stage." He applied to the Mayor
for a license and tendered bim tbe proper fee, Ix
Mayor told bim that be (the M stormed Hui
Morse's Hall wai tea he used forth'1 representation of
the r,'*-tB,:i I Iny, Bad that then l'!"ie he Weald.i not
iriuit tte etteenae. Tha Paaaton Hey, Mr.
Mona allege*, imai never been exhibited in
Nee \i-.... nd m ber tha Mayor imr i
. rou ll
bi i fm mml theil opinion about tin
mere hearsay end co | cture, There was nothing
.* improper or calculated to shock
V |
Illa- -. . '
Mr. Moi <? leclares in conclusion that bc ls entitled to
the license as . n right, end that Its
r. tu ; xt?. bim i wi be i.
au.l no
prevei !? 'i lie i to ulm had ever been revoked. Tbs
Htali does not make tbe Mayor the censor of tl
io ...? produce ' ..( tha places tor whicu he ta called upon
i'-.. Moii'.ver, If a in.n rn
exhibits mix play a.p other entertalnme
i i.i. to btw and g.l morals, tte mea Ishlna
mit Banting. In short, Mr Morse says tbat be
bas e.phi ii xt it ;i ,, i tbe require menu of the lan li n
gard to ike taking eui of a licensee, and Uni tbe Mayor
i.ul notated al. the requirement! of the law In regard tu
ina granting of un application foi s license. iv. nu it
xx e. re tiue- unit i lo- Ps ns! ui l'i.v i? not a tit exhibition 111 ll
i iii lett ni. c inn try, th. re wa* no proof liefore tte Mayor
Hun Mi. Morse Intended to produce lt lt was mere
tura on tis Mayor's peart thai Mr. Morse intended
to produce Hu Panton 1'iay.
CIVIL NOTES.
'Iii.- Miiiiiimry pro Bedinga begun by .Arnold,
Ceaatable _t Ca tocjeei tte Congi rai iv.. i>r. *-< a
lion fro:.. Iii. ir p.eml<ea la Itv" n;y Ihircl nt. WWS ml
Jctirn-cl j eaierihty until Junuury lil, tba Btteraey for tbe
piainiliu bavtag bees larved witt e temporary laJnne
n.ribr mada by Judge Pratt, al Brooklrn,rai
lng I em Irom going on wltb tbs proceedings. The coaler
tn ?bow canae granted try Judge I'raii i* made return
ann- on Janaagj I -'?
Justice I. ivvieiic", iii the Supr-mc Court,
?'.1.1.rv , il. BK 'I a I OtloD re. .idly BU
tere him for e mandamus dlreoUag i'--r Bow-York Prod
aaa Kee aagetead ? H. BtlUwctl to manber
? hip. Mr. -ciii.'xi'll wan elected ii menb :rof III-' V. xe ha mo
mid a!t' rward i>.>'i.rii! ,.t Hbei irr < nh the * ai af a Mr
! ? ll Mime"' e.Ut ttUl Ml JO ? - ! ai pia '.
a lao ge of thi
i' |a a Mr Luke. I he elli ?? r. .et (he
Kxchange i ted to admit .il us a
ne 'im.- i ? remedy, ItU aaid, waa agalait
Mr. l.u?t> oi -ir Joni * ..r both.
M RJF.ANk BALI i.\ TINE'S Pl . S
Betjeant Ballantine was sitting in a comfort
?Mesa j . .cr it ito* eii!ie-e-e,f ict ty iy ('.irte iii Broad
' ' . I. POI !? 'I' -.1 |
him. H 1 bare met la this eouatry with kledeeas on ell
ail- ,M aold be, witt a anile. "The neepttee baa been
very hearty ami I appreciate it deeply
wiiii-- tu Heston i atteaaed the li
mn ii of '...Lin.,' itiiiier ut hi* personal Invitation.
I ito Heat ktlOK ll. 1. .1 ul "ll le.-I. Il p"il'e 1. le lt I lUOll^Ilt
that Mi Bailer ta hie laaagaral a.i .11. - -, (hewed eoe
?iilerahle abUlty stol lae! m daallag >*. 11li thc- prominent
tUve topic ? of Ul .. '
*? ii iva youvtaliedaaj "f the eearta Mace )our ar
ilval I "
"\et, | hat,- ti.- ii pri'wetit at several ?mull trials In
yaaitr Superior ' eeiiria. and found thn Judgi-a uud eOBBMl
fell] e.p io tiuir woi k Pren whet I hove eeee, labeald
?ey thet tte Jndgee sf yeer eeeniri ead gaglaad stand
upai tho ..in ? teeing, ae tnt ?? ability i. esecereed.
lin- Junior Judiie of tho BapNme I ou11 of M??ia?bu
?atuUofahoattheeaeaeaga n? Lord just ion Barwen.
Hi xb.iiii_.*i af the I.e.td Juill.-cr, of Kin-land, our
tlia-t tl'.ele* of pr.a. ej :,e. are i.allie*Wlllit d!f
fereiii.Baf i enir.ai,flinn ttio?e eiiiployed In thc court* heie-.
Vehement u,'p. ul* lu BagUaB Courts arc regarded A* out
ol pince. A plum. .Iiupie ?Ulemciit of far let, xvllboiit
itpi'' ntl e.nilen h' il illi. I?, I* i|e*n_lty more Impressive
aauegearpeepla lint after all, i nm >.f tte opinion
that tba maa nor la whttih e pb-s ia ttaAt depeada in a
<rcal ne a.iiii- upon th'- fashion of the tune*.. Tuete han
h.*. ii a k'lr.tt eh.mt,.' lu linglaiid lu lin* regard ame? 1
ws* ailiuiii.'i tn the har."
" How ie you re-tapl th* eiu'orn of A mci nan law?
yers of appi ic ri uk In ccu 11 wit Inuit wle** or ko win I"
** It aa?n le au lhal lt weald be u.ivi?atiie tor them
to i rt ula nie wig uni! K'.wu foi UM* renton : An |f ls now
the a I tonie | h have i^oiiduK to itht'Bflltlh I hem from the
?tewdeWhottnag tte court*, if the wi/ ami gonn
w.re worn inn elltlleiilly would he avoided."
" Have j em biiinil the ciimute of America BglsasMa 1"
tha- re p.nar ashed.
"Ve?; the weather lins beea delightful. Thea the eir
laaMgatgeeai I sever bessthsd ItoeqasL Tbera'alife
In lt. IM invigorating gBBUMaa BM woudcrful. I think
my trip li-t. been very benellclal tome, t feel ex. .-?.
nine- ii .aa-iiei luau waaa I leaded, lue uot siltier from
Col ie Ita I 111 .'.cal.
" I do not think the Amerleen entaine la eipiai to that
of London or Parla," cuuilimed Mr. liullunniie. "You
hare e greet many rim ide di.hcec the! ate exceedingly
weil cooked. Yuuroueleu are rory good Indeed, nut
oii.ii. xv ...I ? i tiiink i munt glee praemlnenee to your
eeyeciac. 'I'liey have an ?XCsIlent llavor umi urex will
irrxe-.l '1 he etleaka. und Jouiik are eijuai to anytbing we
eau gal In l.iiKiuinl."
?' How So you btu tte travelling accounuoduHoiit lu
tUI? colllill x !"
" 1 tittil'( Iii..' then ul u'l. I have, hen ulm..mi Jounced
imo .i j.'l'x in riuiiii- e.\ei nome railroeda. The eera aftaa
ii em nore like thc eabla ot a ahls nt ku trna auytuiug
e ?.*. The trmni are very aaeteeoT **
" isiiail yon remain long m Hu- i ailed Htatei I"
" Well, that will dip nd BpBS tin. decision I
niHke in ir ku re I lo it vrry tempting bintliiess of?
fer winch I have rcrciiily recdved from Kiislanil.
lt i tlucl.e lo aeeepl ll, I iliuil Halt fen lim op.* li. a f.'W
xiixi*. if m.t, laen i e-.ii.tii ko to canauH, -viicre arraaga
meuts lune I.ern in.ioe ior ii let-litre tour of revere!
werak*. I Hhalldet'hlt! what course 1 ?Uall take lu a fc-vv
dayi. I eeat uv tum i a>imbc lae laotera Braun ef
thm e.iiiiiiry. 1 never like to reinl I'o un audience. I
prefer lu ep. nu 1 do lu court, apeak without BOMS 1
Laveuii ideaief wast I deilre toita.., id(rt Beetle to auy
li .ts I -.tonal lu curt. Il is quite eiohuriHisiUK for lute
to appear up ni a platform an a lecturer, iluce 1 have
slwa>s confined my efforts to the coan room, home re
eNrtenbeveeonpUlaeSof my proiiuuciution. 1 hope,
If I leiiiiiin h.ie hu.tr .mui'-h, lo gel so that I cnn talk lu
the american Idiomatic Kuglisb."
linn. I ll ANNI VRRSAR1 OF a CHURCH.
Tin- lilticlli iiiiiiivcrsiiry of tho Church,*;, of
the I'.ptphitiiy vt us e e.iiiiiiemoi.ileil In Its new building
In 1 aartx ice-tenth st., iieur lavington uxe., .verctcrduy
morning- tin- fcHtivui of tte Kpipuuiiy. BUhoa Paddock,
of \Sii.siinij.ii.ii territory, wlioacwlf-la tbe daughter ol
the leBte bcv. I<e-?ka Jenn, the Brat rector of the pariah,
vt hen tte **sagresat_aa worshipped ut Btiintoii-st.,
'pr.'iiche.i tte aaneaa.
Ihe Hes. I'liuh ...Timex, ls the reetor of the eliurdi,
ami the Kev. W ll. (....per, I ormeily a niUatonaiT te
j.ipiin, h. in* aaaietaat tuc thurah is free umi u uintniy
supported by un ciiihiwiui'iit. iu connection witt thc
church uro it dar school which ahas twenty scholars, it
woikliuriueu's club, it winnini'* indiistitul club nml
\iiriiBii* iiilftloiiiiry mid nhl societies. The church
i lilllie* ls the building ronnel Iv OCaupted by Ht. Alban's
Church. The Kev. Mr. 'liney, until it ycurugo, wus
i.?ctot of a diui'cb tn liftletl. at.. near Lexington ave.,
wheu tte ooagreaalteB Batted witt tte stanton Btrecl
epertah. Tin- aetnl centennial Mrvlecawlll**Mnaun*ed
to lint, abas bishop HUey, of Mexico, ls expected to
preach.
THE MONEY MARKET.
8ALES AT TIIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
January 0, 1883.
THE OFsSPsRAL LIST.
Actual sale'*.
C leal ug
niels.
.(.'p.. ll'g't Low't Filial., Bid. ^sk'el
6OV1
MV ..UV fall's O'l*.
09-1 mis WS W?i
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M I ni I U
9
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861.
ii 7
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f('a?4
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91
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31 ,
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126 lad l
lao rn
TOilii
Shares
Kohl.
100
1(111
1.0
7
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1,700
um a r. ii .
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Air I., prof.
c. lt. AN,
Jar Kails...
ut. l'ao.
l(. Seilllh
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AN VV. iS.'.V I.T.14 lBM*a IU I34 1 HUI, l..-*i>o
lo.pi.-f. 10.1 lei. Mi lf.e'4 14IH4 U9'* inn
: 1 p.. ,u.','4 toe 1 ie'', lua-s lou's 106*8 W.100
400
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78
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131 131
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108 108 ii 880
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HONDA 1 tl) r-i n k troon*
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7.000 . .
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?,000. BS*|
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1017 COBBSB
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amt 11 SOB
1,000.IohVj
4,000 . ... 107*.
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1,000 .!'7
aieiia s.bntl,um
lal ae.iar
l.OCHI . J'5-4
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cn .v Kin cir Isi
1,000 ?- We" Hi
feimo ... IoT".
it Western 98
2.1. .00
l.oi'i). ? .
7."(Ml. !>D
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2,000 ... lo'iH
nt A <i M lat
Lissi , 106*1
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5."is).oa*?
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h.iaeio.07
f.ui.'i .'.'Tsj
H.IIK). OT1*!
3.04*0.
2,000.M-ij
_>n ila .t Iotsei lat
('nu auls
8,000 .-Vi's
Ull I. s anal VV 1st
;(,0"ii V?H
xii. li ( a ntrnlCa
Ki'Kl.t. 1. 1
1 ..Ooo.100
llletiliiaii C. nt 7*
l.l'OO
2U.II0H _I'.'l't.
'.'4,000.l-4-\
26,000. 1-4
Min .t si 1. Lit
HOUthWCMl l'\
.110'4
... 110-s
P o nie ?
2.OO0. ill! '4
le.W t e\te Ii-li.rt
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south carolina '.st
9.000 101
?ioiith Carc.llUii inc
I ii...un. .. IS
ri-xii* Pseiflc ut
II e, division
III'HKI.fl
4,1100.-lu
1.-..000.84 't
30.000. M's
2.0CMI.S.!-*,,
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17."i'd.U7 1 l,ii'.?>.VU
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6.0110.lull
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comp
9.000 ....
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2.0UO.. llt'-j Han A Ht Jo Hs eon
Oh:.. .-.Biitheni lat! -.'ooo.. 107
10,000. Ml , ia.nlavllle A N'aah
oin., i.'iitral lit
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Lll? .o' M?rtKO
lille
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4,000. HO
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2.000.is*.
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11 ouaton IT 1' 1st
Maui lane
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Ku;i par 1st con
1,000 .101H.J
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tull rcx|flste*le*el
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1,bbb .cl. 4.->sj
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1.000. 6H
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2,000.H-'s4
6,000. __*?
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10.(1011.83
Keno- VV A Oa't-rg
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10.000. 73
1: vv tad og'burs
liiiiiiiie
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6.1100. 73'4
l.iii'O . 76*4
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1,000 .tua
st I' vim sud M 1st VliKinia Mid tue*.
7.000_ 107 1 .'.,!'???.65
Dakota extension I \V U Ll rex 1;KHI
.,,(?00. l('iii-j| l.(llM). 116*11
(.en Mortitsae t's
l.oou.II.I**!
Mutual f Iel ('.a
7,(100 .75'*j
lO.IMN). ,,-.
vin K A lex ire nm
8.000. 844
N onraiM Pac lat
?J.Obii). Hll\
1 lir.,.u A val 1st
I v interest
20,000 al6 8S4
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6.000 . 89
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Bid. Allied.
NJ. A N. Y. 2
N.Y., sui. A Weat. ..
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Mrtp ..... O'.'
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N. v.c. a s;_ i_
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N.V.eLack.AWeaU
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N.Y.I.a.k. A West.
lat mix.103 100S
Sf. V. a (? ree int joel
Iallce ..I lUi.iII.C . 0
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At a 1Mb'. Meeka.. 102"a un
H.. HA lii.uew at'k "? 1
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Pbll. 1st in.ol Vi 9
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Sl.ee. 1*1 Illt? RI
Ho. iee!. Caa. So
,t Detroit
I'out'alC'oiisll'li.ll ni
i'eu. aud llio ti.
ouusola . 8(1
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and vv esteem. 104
Ken., lt. (I. AW.*?(.
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90
70
Kiln! A Te-i.x Mau- 24S 27
toa
110*1
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De.Rt-, lat.loo
ii,., celt of Iud ... 1KI
? iiaiiel Kan. A In.l. H
Ind., lie<-. A 8. 2
Do iat tutu; finial . ..
int Improvement 43
ito. Mc... k. a Tea.
Ken. nt.4..82
I rilli;lt anal Wilkes
baire Coal. "Si
Little Kock and lt
smith lat uilR...lil!>
Mein. A (hal. 10--1 Ul
Mex, Niiilou.il
no. prat
88 Si I Do. lat nm. .. his, ir.'.
Vn.Sbort laue subs.IOUS? ..
.'-?n Ho. siil.s. ex l>. A a. 661* ..
Ho. $10,000 blka ex
bonds mel Block. 63
Or. IVcein. p. aub.
HO per ee ut.. 00
Or. I't'cciu. b. sub.
; lou pei ceut. 5X1 St 00-'
;Ulilu Cen. Hiv. div.
! lat int*, bondi.... ..:<?? 64
Ohio Cen. Hiv. div.
I H.. ..leo*. 10 17
IPen. A Atiuiitle .. .. 30
Illili. A bun. ettfii.
subs.
Texas ai-d Col Imp.
ei bond ....
Texas, ML L. lat
lu. M. uud A.div.
H. HSi'Vl. ksi.'K c. Meild.
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17
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48
87
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Tel.106i?107
ile. alhsllly liollds.
Ulcli.aud O. subl.. HO
DOV
Do, 1st uiti!. 70
Ix.. ..million. 6
I'd . pref. 12Si -.
H.T., W.s. A lisif.
at'k dellv'd when
Issued ou Bil.l aube 27. 31
lin.,ia . 71 71'
tlalvesteiii, liciiisr.
un.i Hi ii. 0
Keely Motor. tl 8
Missouri Pa.*. Cow
dry Ceitltlcstes... 2*_ ..
-.1 ll. mid D. 2<l
milt. I da itjini'i'il I4
Do. subs. O. A W. 707a 71*?; C. s. Eld tc l.1g-t.ll7 150
Newbur-r, D. A OL
Intiiiiies. 25 I
ULUSISH PRIOKSOF PHILADELPHIA STOVslA
Htporutbjioni II. Davit A Un., 17 llaU-tt.,
(lld. ASS .1
CUT fia, new.133
United Hil ot NJ. 1HH^ 180
Pennsylv'a lilt. . 60't 6(1 I .Nurdi ut sit. alli
I Hld. A ak'
Sorttrn Pac oom 48*? 4H
N'rU'iPeM.pr't. H6*tj U
Itaaaliua. 27S
Koad'a S'u'l mor. 02Si
i.niiKli Vallay.... H'S
tatawiaaa. pref... 64 Si
27-*> t benian Nae.
0J*a I I'll ia. I'ltv.tliul.
Ot ij Heatouvillatt B. i4Sj
ft.'.
PhUa m,i lina.. 10
Bah iiday, Jae. fl?p. a,
Tho stock mtrket today preaents little tbat cal
for coininent licro. Its course won so consistent wi
tho vie at that have beun expressed regarding t
ii h. vernen tn uf the week as lo Icu vc lit tlo to bo sa
beyoud that always ungracious remark, "We tc
yon so." Tho businese of the day was only 258.13
shares, against 378,1*00 shi.rcs yesterday. Prion
opened at their best for the day and closed at near
to their"lowest. While tininess and shrinkaiteof
valncs were the predominating festuxxM
there were spasms of activity and sharp
partial recoveries from the preceding
?leelincs. For instance -Chicago and Nonhweai
stocK h.td slowly declined from 1351. to 1337?_)
184, bul au energetic broker was abie ui record the
BSXI purcha-ce of 300 shares nt 135: the next
following sale was at ISA, and later the stock sold
Btl881s#184. Similar ioHtauccs of mauipulatiun
mu'ht bed ted iu several other t-tock*,, bat one ex.
ample iSBB-BfSaSjl to e.plain the general charactei
Bl tbe day's market. Denver and Kio (iranda wo
fairly sustained, and held it- quotations perhans
better than any other stock; co it-crning it tba rn.
inors circulated wero mor" absurd thaa any ever be?
fore invented in Wall Mieet. For instance, ltwas
-.lated that thel'uion I'm :tic KiiilroadCompany Iud
s gncd a contract to pay HO for a majority ot
the stock, whenever that pries is bid at the Sleek
ExohaOfBa Some peisons of a ?<? picul dispoai.
t iou wen inclined to ask Ute fB-Stioa " \\ ba in f"
I lie niiirket closed quiet at some rccovc ri-s fr0B
the leweel prices.
QOTSfaBBBSta were doll ?tlicre -,vorc no transac?
tions at the bonni?and price*. Iir tbe 8xa4 (ja.B .
sues Bress easier. The bids fer the 4.s and 4i_$
were "*a lower. Annexed art tho closing quot_
tioiiH :
KW. A*Mel. dil A.a-1*"
U.S r.s. cont.102 ... U.s. rr. ri, -,*?) ii,, M1*
I'.H.-^s Hil rut. H3Si UC? U.H. cir. lt ISM. IM '*"
l.'.H.ls! Mill cou.. llS'-a I13*>? V.n.ti- ,, ui? in ??
t;.s.iaiiio7 r.?t.. no-s'lii'-j !.- mr.sa lies' in '"*
C. H. tc i.i')7 co'i. 110's 119 i !'. ?*. i lt. 1441 lia ?"*
I.S. bpr-centa... twilla H/3i Inst, ol Cl. .(.coi. n.> j _*??
In State bonds, the business WBSeoBttoad to tlio
Arkansas aid bonds, for vvlrch ttieie was a -loo 1 de.
mai.ii .-et the qu tiitiBiii*; inn tm re wen ea aersBsii
esta bli: heel ia thc sales that w.re linnie. (Jf c,ty
b tali stock.-, twelve .shares of Eiepubik Vera sold al
135*4.
Railroad bonds wero dull and generally were
easier. Km: r*ae**ad amssta wen si Jaal 'M\<i)
07*% Koine, Wa tc rio xvii ami Ogdeaabarf 6e*-*t_*a
?_ low cr ,'it 7'A, ami thc iriciiii,*-s wire atcii.lv ut ll.
Cheaapealn and Ohio Hmm, seri m B, sold ai M%G
-!'"??*. i linst h!l'_ yest'-!.lav. CeSBSds *-"Utliera'
tren steady st _-8*_*995*_. New-York, Chi?
cago and St. Louis Brets wen '; lower at '.'7. >.ew
Voi'i. Eierasad iirsts vrt-ere t}> higher at ll i'*,., and
Metropolitan firsts r..*.*- *u io ur1*-. OhloC-eat-al
rees.- 7H to Ol!-*h. Iticliiiei.nl aiul Du,viii.- .
I.- it urea wei cup 1 at 83. CkieafO aipi NortSwaat
? ?in .-siiikiiiif fund 5*1 decline I ta ts '.-?' i. and Sr,
Paul aiul Omaha ton'..ls told at 1 < >**'??.'<? 107-'4.
(tockland Os broun*-.1120. Texaa aad Pacific Urst*,
:,'i'. Grande di vi ion. were off to - I ./ "* t'?. .Von hern
inst.* were ateedy .-ir 10*2'i'd m ?'-. __d lort.
Worth and .Dearer tinta aold :i> t;i,? t;,,n
lin- Sub-1 r.-.i .tuv to- i;iy b.-f ..n" bal..nee
$88,412, made op by e coin loss of 8283 111. keaaa
currency gain f $ltt0,702. I lie day'a tranaacti
covered: Heoeipu., Bl'Jt8G7,ln7', fat rasa s
?t-I.il l.~?. i'll; ( urri-li.-y balilin .c. ,***.. 'Jil... 578; cots bul
.!.!.'. ri ll.'.?-(',-?;!. liooej ;it tte- Stock Ex
cb.hil? ruled etas ar 1 u 9 p r i ( m. li.e ulkof
tl.e- ? u-daeaa was voa wt *"> per peat,
lin bank iretement n uki * weat is .regarded as a
- ie exhibit, is'i'.iiis.* tbe Cl a-S ard
?ii.I-.-.I 84,066,200. Ibe ezpaoeioa of loans,
liovxeycr. kept .sicp v. ith tba ittereeee. ho that
? 'ii."! I- :i..t bettered Ly tile we.k'a
.rn* r ileus. Tbe following sn ths totala oi the
siati-ineiit and thc- saaogea from last erssB :
I?ana.9317.410,900 Inc, $?;.3li*,000
Bpects . 80.162.H_0 [nc> 2,696,700
l.e?.i: le Ul)e-r*. . ' I.,.'. 1..V10.6CMJ
!"'|B"-.tS . 'i'Jl.'Ui. .?'Ml ||,c. 11,217,6110
' li.mail.>n. I:,...),'On Dec ?7,'JOO
I'lMri-i'ii, . 80,367.600 Inc. 4,0(!6,2(S?
Huiplua re*?c-tve. 4,0.!7.JJJ Ino. laSSMM
li.'* Cle.iring-Hoiise statement to-etay ia a* fol?
lows: I.-; itu' day?-Ext li.t!iH,'-H, .*gl-".',:' 1*J.Hil; bal
aucea, $4.002,7.5. lui Ute we. k?Exchauges,
s-Te.'.i.rin... 137 ; balances, $33,320,657.
Itu* (Jailed M.tt s li-.s,ny ne.tv hold* Flited
?stat** bonds to etevof-e National bank cireataliurs,
?360,460.650: bouda deposited iltuitiK the week,
.?T-l.'Ji.l.-(><>; bi'inifl withdritwii dutiu_ the week,
$1,029,200. Nit!..nal bankenncucy outstuttdios:
Ciiireiicy !i(.ti-s.,**';i('.l.'.rjl,-K->i. . - -7J.i,7(i'.?.
I lm cast-ma receipts .a l\a*hinetoa to-dty
bum in ted to i7;(ii,er>,'*''.7, i.i. I the iiiic-r.ial-reveuua
* tai $900,600. lue I r*-it-:it\- received
$261,000 in National blink BOtl * tot r.-dctuptioii,
liol lOCn .veck. ciniipareci
wiih lin: name week e.t in *_, being aa lollov..-,:
1HH3.
New-Tort.1386,000 $4'jo.im-o
Booton. 1S7.0O0 .x'.i7.o00
1'I.il.l.il'll''.ll . 01,000 ',s.*"H)
iltoecllaaeeea. Hi I 7iu.ooo
total .4i.27-J.ooi fleWls.ooo
In London llrilish te.tis.els were Mcniy at
1013-10 tor taney ami n?i:,s for aeeeaat. Tho
ea >le qootee Unitea tt tat i3*_anpB8at lc.i f4, and
iii.-ii urra ta 105*8: -isas ta biguer at 123<*% aud
4*_e_eap '?*? at 116V American railways were
lower bal irregular, anU there were recQTi r..-s fiom
the opeuiag prices.
Ibe tOUOWUMI -diovvs tu" export* .exciiistvo Si
speeiel (rom tte port of eKew-lferB to foreign pi-rin
tn- lbe xve.-U ending January "J anal since the be
-noningol tte year, ns eempand witM tte corre
spoiuliiig periods of pr.-vi . i* reari
i-sx -sm. ? --?>. -
Mr Un- week. 87.(148 SC 177,60*
Piivie.ua!-reporie.l.. 410,160,6.2 *.?;...I.'I.''3 I f .'.l.i..I-J!1.240
Total Barta Jan. 1.. 8-17.78S-,*>a_ 9MI*M_S0 i.H.'.-70,7411
i'll.- tollowiiii' snows tbe imports ot geaectM mer
chandaM and div goods at IBS i'orf of .Vvv-Yorlc
for tin- week ending January il. nnd since tbe be
giiiniiigof tho vc.ir, se rompand aita ma corro*
?pootllUg aenoo- ot previous years:
I.Tlhex xx.-eic leC-xc. * IsBl ISS'i.
Drvis.io.ls. 81.779.043 *'-'.i's(i.03.-. 82.310.146
..i.i.t. aMteBeaasaa A.o!ii,4so 8,771,709 Ivsaaaia
ef-rOMweaa . 99.aM.ll 11 f7.sc>o.738 *8,2in).u?4
I'rcviouilv reported. .
Total s'.nc-eJ._n. 1... M.98S.I19 l7JaS,7M li-.20o.-iOS
ThefoUoxving aro Ibo clry-good.* import?> included
in tin- aborei
K'U'tliewi'i-S. 18?t. I Bet 1RS3.
Km. rei at tba Bert... .91.749.049 99.089.088 K.:;4(i.u*
Vhrowu .?-. manet. 1,004 3S2 l,73l,isOI l,?47,d.)0
Mile '?? J. III. 1.
Biita-rcet at tin-port.. 1,742.043 2.0X l.crv, 2.34C.146
Throw ii ou market.... l.!ni4.:!Sj _,7MJM l,(J47,(16ll
Tte exports of specie for the wc.-k ciidingjaniiary
il. and since the beginning of tne year, as com?
pared with the coe-respoudiug periods of prc viona
y ears are:
U8L li*l*2. 18H3.
Nrtteweek. *20_,500 gawiAm 82--.7J9
rreviousiy rcporteei? .... .,.
Total since Jan. 1... ?200.60.1 t-it>:ii'i ?2iirt,7l3
Tin- imports ot specie lor tb.' week endniK January
t C., mid suite tte beirtmiing of tie- year, as com?
pared with the corresponding periods of previous
years are :
e.. e t SK 2 leSjCJ.
For the week. 9-4SMM BUMM 971,OOO
l're\.uii-ly le-porttxcl... . . . .
Total smc-f Jan. 1.... $1,186,531 SK>5.050 971,000
KUnOFKAN riNANClttb MARKET-*
l/x*<r.o?i Jsn. 0.-12 30 p. m.-V H four per cont bonds,
I..; a!.- le.iir sud a hiUl pe ie ant i.a nil*, nov do, n*wt
cMe'ini..!. ioj*?. .vtiaiiui' ami ni. u Waa tiri lec-ad niBart-a-?
truatacs' . etuutatea. IO-*-* PennsyUauia f.-mra!. w-h;
liea.lliik'. 2-'.; Mllwanlti-c-aii'l M i'aill'oi.n. IlOl rJ|W?
York Central. 18* New.York, liiiiart'. an.I Ueslern. 2.S.
I ..np. s J SB. (1-2 00 p. ni- New- \ erk feutial. 11i?a;
Vliuulte iiml cn.il .Vet lein see'eaiiii meei inane rriialeea' cer
(ititiin-.*. io's; llllnol-. central. ?*?*'? !'? ui.eylvania Central,
02; New-York, Dutarliiai.il .. estein,-.. t,. -
UOKDOa Jan 0-4-.3O D. m?Pans nairtrea anote t!ire?e
pcr'veut rentes at 70 trauca Oo centimes tor "MMO-SB*
flinn ir 3.
d\U) DOMINION COPl'El. MINING CO."*
Incori-orate.l under law* ol New York.
MINES ANU ISXIKLTKKS: OLOBK DISTRICT. ARI2.
CAPITAL, .SOO.OOO SHARKS; PAR VAl.t'E, *ia
TRANSFER OFFICE. IS BROADWAY. N. T.
rinancniL
TUE C1IICAC.O *Nt) AITOM IIAILROAO t OMI-A.-IT, >
hECKklAUl! AT.U ISKASI SKS'tSi OF tlc k. >
ciiitAiio, m.. Das io. waa }
"VOTH'E lt heifby fflTOO to tho Own.'/li?C
ll tho lamil bowls ot tue chicaoo and kh\yw
RAILROAD COMPANY .lue Janiiaij 'I. 1S*3. tba- etSjeWA
will ne pat.l UDc.u nreaeutatiou ut tho oI?i o ot Messrs. Jtwii^.
Paton tk Co , o- WUbttuist . New Vo: k. ou and alter _'*|Mf_T
2, Itoli, and Hist luioi-tat ttMSSM will cease alter wa
laray- OL H. FOSTKK.
_______S____l
T-HB HAlLROAl) EQUIPMENT CO..
1 CA l'i TAI, tl.tsOO.000 i'A 11> OP. #000,8"*-.,
po-*-*. -AiiriN a cv. H Pi-f-t-"*r',_____^
THE antmiil iiu>othiir ol Um New-York *'J*
1 and Sotlhciu Raib-oad ? e.nil.aiiv loralie ele. tion *>l,""'.
teen ,!lie?cieiralo sci xo for the eusulUK year will o??? ,
th etti..- in tho cowpsuy on Monday, .lamiai'v K, I ss i, sa
o'clock, aoon. _( (l.)llt. \U - '_-_?a
THK UOlld-OVATlUC MUTTAL UFB "jg/**)*** ?Sr*^"'}
NEW-Yt.HK,JaJi. tlBtX
'IMIE iinnuil election ot rive -luvciom ot ui-i
1 company vt 111 be held st this ellice on
* MUN DAY. J A .\ V AivY ift._!?"?'.
oatwe-n Uta houri of ^jf1;_i?vHKW,

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