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Decrease.... S2GSIA I.544t0, 1885,. ~
Which upon the whole is a favorable EXHIBIT IIc
decrease in specie shows the large shipment @.
Saturday week, and the decrease in deposit "a
owing to the active absorption OF currency In the
$40 bonds, which has been going on to mucl
larger extent since the result Of last week.
elections became known. The government, hor-
ever. is good borrower, as the money gets ea :
into circulation without much as.sy-in whieh
connection we may mention that the balance x
the Sub Treasury is decreasing. notwithstanding
the heavy receipts. <'
Money has again been in active demand to-day
and without any particular stringency there are
more borrowers than lenders At current rates. Ca
loans range from per cent, according TO cir
cumstances. In mercantile paper there is little
doing, owing 70 the cash nature Of the great bus
OF transactions. Gold opened at 1917 hi.
morning-an advance Of per cent over the ono
tations Of Saturday evening-and has been steady
throughout the day at about that figure. II closes
ct $50. Exchange ID unsettled and higher; but .,
yet there has been little done for Wednesday,
steamer. LEG le7 ID about the quotation TO-
bankers bills.
In the stock market dulncss and depression
were still the prevailing characteristics at the hrs'
board this morning, and We have 70 nete decinr
as follows-Nsw York Central u Eric 4, Hudsoi,
River 4, Reading X. Michigan Central u. scn'f-
srn old y, Illinois Central ~. Galena :.
Rock Island l. II Is not improbable that the pre-
cent sctivs state Of the money market. which sp-
pears TO be induced BY merely temporary cause,
has the sigsct Of keeping down speculation amcns
outsiders. particularly % the prominent men Of ths
street are also just now on their oars but there H.
no telling how soon those circumstances may bs
changed, to be succeeded bya period Of activity
and higher range Of prices. predicated upon a
further imitation Of the currency. After the board
the market was steady. and In the afternoon The
demand was more general, with an improved
feeling. AT the four r. n. call there wsa htu'
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NASSAU.
Coroner's Inquests.

SOrOnefs AnqueStos
I'M LATE ASSAULT on POLICEMAN ELLRoDr.-Axrx Nor.
TEN ExAnNAnoN.-Coroner Ranney held an ante mortem
examination in the OF policeman John C. Erodt, Of
the Twenty precinct who stabbed in tho ab
domen few nights ago, while in the act OF arrestng
named Samuel sh,w in front Of the premises No. o43
Ninth avenue. The wounded mans statement
John G. Ellrodt being duly sworn deposss and says
I am . policeman, attached 70 tho Twenty second
precinct I consider myself in very dangerous
wise-On the 18th Of October, about twenty
minutes past six O'Clock P. NJ, left my house to
/ q crowd gathering on the block between forty
ninth and fftieth streets In the crowd called
me TO 60 TO the place, ~ there there killing
people; men. women and children were calling upon
me TO 20 and arrest the man. whose nare have since
was va sh,w wv ~hsn men arrived M nc Was IN the
no at once stabbed me with knife in the abdomen
think have seen-hm before but whore am unable TO
sss ssad .'s' was stabbed 'A" the blade Of knife in his
Upon the strength Of the above statement. Coroner
Ranney committed Shaw to await the result Of the wound
ed mans injuries which are said 10 be Of serious nature
UNKNOWN PKasoNs FOUND DRowSEp.-An unknown wo
about thirty.nve years OF age found drowned
at tho foot OF Catharne street yesterday. Subsequently,
when Coroner Collin held inquest upon the body Il
was identified that Of Bridget Martini native Of Ire
land who had been missing from her homo for q week.
The Coroner also held inquest at pier IL North
river upon the body OF an unknown man, about thirty
years OF eR0, VINO nau Ue0u uOWuou ABOUT fortnight
Deceased about I've feet nchss height had
light brown hair and long musache, and rather
specially ared The Jury rendered verdict In accord.
ance with the above facts
FOUND pxAD-SusP1uox o. Foul PiAY.-On Saturday
night the Seventeenth precns police discovered the dead
body Of . woman named Mary McCromwsi lying IN
shanty At 2ls East Thirteenth street. From the ap.
Of tho they suspected that she had been
beaten DEATH and arrested the husband suspicion Of
being the guilty party Deceased very intempsrate
and may be that her death was caused BY too
Tree indulgence 10 drink Coroner Ranney was notded
10 hold an inquest upon the body.
yAfAL ACCIDENT IN wArn srRxw.-At an saFly hour
yestsr.sy morning man named Charles Melting was
found dsad 10 the store No. 1os Water street, under cir.
cums,anoss which excited suspicion. Upon invss.
eating tho matter Tho police asceraned thai deceased
vas the anitor Of the buio. next door NO l0l) and
the conclusion arrived at that he bad fallen down the
hatchway during Saturday sunday And died from the
eject Of the injuries How got into the store and what
he was doing there M the tme OF the casualty remains
Involved 10 mysscry Noting was resident Of williams
burg, and quiet and industrious man. Tho Corunsr
ws notified 70 bold an inquest upon The remains.
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City IatsliIWence.

Nsw Yoax MEDICAL Coriscs.-rhe introductory lecture
TO the ensuing winter win be delivered at ths COL
lege 20 East rbrtssnth street, this Tuesday, evening,
at eight O'Clock, BY Pro ssscr A. Jacobs,
rux Nrw Yosx BArrm SUNDAY scHooL CoxvEzuos
will hold It's sessions In the meeting house OF the First
baptist Church tomorrow. Wednesday, October II.
Sermon by ". Weston a. hall past ten A. N. LISTERS
from the sunday schools and ess,ys bv william n.
wyckof III. D. and =. Greaves, Esq the afternva st
cox r'afsk.
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The Collision Between the Un son mnsi TIA,
Nj. III. Grinnebi.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
UNITED STATES STEAMSHIP UNION l
lROOKLYN NAVY YARD OCl. L.. lsl3

UNiTED STATES STEAMSHIP UNION.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD. oct. ~. 1893. J
Our attention called article morninr'
HERALD in regard to the collision WIN the l,ot boat "
Il. Grnnell Our object s TO contradict the statement
every OF the word The following the true
facts OF the case, and they be proven bv
raj officers and OF this vessel who
deck tho time the COLLISION: ne
pilot boat when we first made her, pot bow
with a good breeze (instead of being hecalmed
they stae), and she certainly showed iighs The
pilot hnat had good stecrage Wy, and. with
lookout. could have cleared us Instead Of 100 Union
running into her she directly bows and struck
just forward OF amidshps port side the snip
has The marks to show for it, Al the time tn cosL
the steamers wheel was hard port The b al irs, NJ
tempted to clear US by keeping OF. In of
nation IL be proven clearly thai eutirey the
fault OF tho riot boat and they socly responsible
for the collision. THOMAS DEXTER. Plot
LEVI CROwFIi, -aiing Mas ler
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Base Ball Match.

REs0LuTE. OF BROOKLYN, vs. s.NAssAU, OF PRINCETON
very agreeable and we'll played game tock pace yes
tcrday afternoon the Union ground, Williamsburg.
between the above associations which ended In victory
for the Nassau Club. Only innings we're PLAYED,
whom the score stood thirteen The players from
New Jersey young students, who possess both good
knowledge and skin in the game, which would prove
troublesome to many Of city cubs Their rss match
has been pleasant ~ woli . victory. To day
they will play friendly game with the famous Excelsior
club at the foot of Court street, Brooklyn Annexed 10
tho score OF the gsrne yesterday
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The Idaho Cold rJtur.,

The st. Joseph (Mo.) He'did puhiishe- tho 'olos
private ieter dated kcvad City ID no territory AuE4s,
81, 1888
am a mining district, which VA Giscove ea .l-
June Ii Is located nfty mIis b the N f7t
of the Missouri river bets the JeI-s Ma
forks and about fve hundred mhes Gue north OF ~
Lake, and nty miles from tn s,ninit Pacific sOpe.
The mines as FAR as opened. proved To be toleral p
good sCme claims ied Sjv d. 10 the nd. Cher
not so much believe 10 average them, they WI ris.
one per day tu the b nj.
The ravine which c,ptairs tie lOd n twenty miles
long. Other discov have been made IN this
very recently but do not KIN 4 hat extent. Tue
have been leads found yet, II = ~ wnsed god lha
has been found so far.
an OF the opinion that there he some yer, ,t
dlgg ngs discove cd ~ this psrt Ot the c,iptry
Wages for miners frtn ght dollars Pc
day.
/ have been here am yorklnf ior
dollars per day and paying twelve disrs per Wee f-
board, whicn leaves hrts ssve1 20 lars Ior week
We work days tor week ~ tnfs country.
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The Jaly Riots.
COURT OF oYHR AND rRRMrNBn.
Bsfcve Hon. Judge Barnard.

ocr. ia number Of prisosers were arratgusd for
various offences and pleaded not guilty.
John Lamb and tws others pleaded not guilty 70 IN
Indictment charging them with the murder OF The coorsd
man Williams, and their trial pct on for weeks.
There being no cass ready The court sdourped 70
the nrss Monday In November.
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military.
INSPECTION OF THE NINEr, THIRD REGIMENT NEW
YORK STATE NATIONAL GUARD.

YORK STATE NATIONAL Guard.
GENERAL oRDEp--So g.
HEADQUARTERS, NiSxry THIRD Rre'r \. y. N.G,l
jEr ERsoS MARxEr I'Ru Il oMs oct II, l863
In Obedience to General Orde No. hesd iuarters
Fourth brigade, the companies of th,s regiment b.
inspected at these beadquartors by MAJOR H. rsyio,
BRIGADE inspector Fourth brRnde as fol VS.
Company A-Captsin b. smith, tuesday, 2oth 'nsi -
half pist seven y. NJ.
Com, any B--Captain j. Adamson Tuesday, 2oth ips,
at eight T. NJ
Csn.pany C-Capt,in I. Fox, Tuesday, 2oth inst,
eight =. NJ.
Company DIV. X. w. Chambers, wednesday, .ls,
inst. at hall. .past seven z. M
Company E-Captan y. c. Clark. Wednesday. 9is,
inst, at half. past seven p. NJ
Corrany F-Csptan Iarkin. Wednesday. 2Ist ,ns,
at eight r. m.
Company G-captain r. = Burgyne. Thursday. ~
inst at half past seven 2. NJ
Company H-Captain g. Shuttle, Thursde'. -
inst AT eght r..
Company f-CAptain J. W. Csump. Thursday 22f t,st.
at eight P. ".
Company K-Captain W. r. Fitch, Friday, 23d ,us,
half-past seven T.. NJ.
REID and Stag. Friday. Z3d list. at eight. M
Commandments OF companies notified tn be prompt
their attendance above directed
Further INSTRUCT "a will be given at meeting o. an
ccrs on Monday, 10Th inst, at eight o'c, ok = w. T.
order GEO. Il HALL, lu'pUel Commsnaiag
W. r. W. CHANBKRs, Captsing and Acting Adjutan,
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Is 10 be regretted that we cannot include In the
above table any vessels In the United States navy
Some OF them have made, from time TO tme on extra
ordinary occasions twelve and nfeen knots. We doubt
whether any have passed that although the Niagara
s reported sail fifteen knots for five consecutive hours
but we doubt whether she made more than four.
for any length time the Idaho meets the expecta
tons or her constructors, she will 60 sixteen knots
hour, under steamcqua TO seventeen and half miles.
At present she the stocks half Planked with the
decks In, and ninety men constantly at work upou
her. she will bo launched about New Year.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
UNITED STATES SnAxER COMMODORE Joxn I
OFF YoRKrowS, Oct 10, 1858. !
In the HERALD Of Thursday, October Is, you were
pleased the officers OF the Commodore Jones' You
will very much obge them by publishing the correct list
Of officers, which is a. follows
Lieutenant C5mmdnder-James II. ellis.
Paymaster-Edward T. Chapman
Esn0ms-G. W. Adams (Acting ExecutIve). g. A. Ho-
mans.
Rpgners-Chiof T., Mccarthy; Third ASSISTANTS J. B.
Mckenzie, Charles Hickey and William B. Heirsn.
kas~'s Mass-CnsrIes p. Luscomb, Edward l. Dsane
and Isaiah ". Goodrich. Ha
Pay~saxsr's 0luk-Jery @. Barnum, Jr
CnpzdiWk Oluk-James Alexander. at
SMpeoWS &ncuyd-wliam J. Brofey.
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Court Of General Sessions.

Bolore Recorder HOFFMAN,
Or. l9.-The Court OF General Sessions, Recorder
Hoffman the bench. opened at eleven O'Clock this morn
ing The following panel Of Grand Jurors were sworn
stephen Hyatt, Foreman. Thomas W. Marshall, Jr.
Martin l.. Bryant Geo. W Ray.
Peter Balen. David Terry.
Elisha Brooks Evan T. walker.
John c. Baxter. Saml. Constant.
John A. Currier. Geo H. Franklin.
Benedict Lewis, Jr. Chas. W. Fearing.
Jno. " Olcost. Andrew Ieamxn.
Jno G. @. Reyuolds Isaac Ode. e..
Jno. r. Lawrence. 6aml. T. williams.
Henry p. MArshall. Lewis Scudder.
The Recorder In his charge 10 the Grand Jury said
thai except special occasions and under extraordinary
circumstances u unnecsssary 70 do than sim
ply instruct them on the topics prescribed hy the stat
ute. Tho OF excitement through hich this city
passed during the summer months had died away and
everything quiet and orderly ~ be ever
collected 10 70 be- and he thought that New
York would In that respect compare very favorabiy
with any other large city IN world While that
Of Mr. Justice Blackburn at the late Liverpool AssIzes,
where said 'he calendar exhibited fearful state
OF crime than he had before noticed There were
one hundred and forty rsoners In all twenty four
OF them charged with homicide while eleven wore
ocmmittas for murder Ths cases which would DO
offences, sncn grand and petn larceny misdemsanors
and burvares He charged them the topics pre-
scrbcd by law, after which they retired 70 their abors
Margaret emfeey then placed at the bar and tired
on an Ind csmen, tor grand larceny which charged hsr
with having stolen upwsrus d forty dollars tbs psr.
rendered verdict Of guilty and the prisoner sen.
fenced 70 the STATE Prison for two years.
No other being really for trial the court adjourned
until tuesday nornng ~ eleven O'Clock.
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.-nos.-A man named whalsu sh,pp.d

TIM CuRarcv Qunsuos.-A man named whaen shipped
n port Canada, on voyage 10 Chicago, nj the rats
OF twenty dollars per month. On arriving be ten.
dered the OF his services M grcenbacks which
refused the Rroand that he had shipped upon British
vessel British port and that he entitled 10 Bri-
tsh money payment for his services at any rate
equivalent American currency. The Chicago justice
decid that whslen entitled 70 the amount of bis
wsees st the "golden standard" aud rendered Iudg
me srorsinoiv
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OurxDn Rvn ALnon Day -rhe Mount Morris IN. ~
Utsw. rsfsrring 70 tho Gsussse Valley Causi, saysOuR
canal sfer over two moAtha delay, y now ready, but
ths deep level hundreds OF boats asl rafts down
ward bound, waiting for rain. Our river b nearly
hauetsd, ana thh oag line Of cram cann0s oat 70 tide
water tI we have heavy, continuous rain. A dan
water n very low, and beats. &c, barely ges acr,ss
Youriug and mills Dependent The river Tor water
ass ali Idle, or only few hovrs daily Unless We
have rain very soon navigation cu she Valley Canal 10
used up fos this seasou.
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iNANCiAL AND CONNER CIAL
MONDAY, Oct. l9-G p. NJ.

MONDAY, UfI. IJ-U L. M
To-day's bank statement Compares as follos
with that of last Monday
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To tho Tcssr nominashns ito quote tho very powerful
an illssnt words of my cousln Jim's boss, CITY In
speosber Boole), they may 50 TO Corkl
We learn that private 0'Rey has been tied upon By
numerous delegations from the various Irish benevolent
Ind patriotic societies. snxious 10 upon what day
VIII bc convenient TO him 10 receive public dcmonstra
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