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Markets by Telegranh.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16-stocks quiet and lower. Chi
cago and Rock Island, l05; Reading, 9sl; Oantoc Co
49, Erie, blM; Cleveland ana Toledo 9S5<; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, S.; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne lOs
Michigan Central. ia; Michigan Southern, S354 New
York Central. I225s; Illinois Central, l4i; Gum
land preferred, S51s Vrginia:es 55 Missouri IS, ss
1862 lv7h do, new ll0]4@llo1s;, lO4Os. los; gold,
other collateTais; Exchange. ga.
NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-Ootton drm sales of 500
bales at 244 Flour rmer: OF bRrres state
at s570@7'4oi Ohio at Fs9I0 Western AZ 7o9s'75
Soptnefn az n6SgSZo; @ Galftofns oo a. ISS
at sl,tl@l.54. Corr hrmer; sales Of 2,0ee bushels
Pork DULL a. S2s75; prime mess, s22Gsl. Lard dul
steam l65s @l694c Whisky quiet
BALTIMoRE, Nov l6.-CoLton dull ut 24c. Flour
more active Howard street superfpe e. te 5O972s; DO
SS9Dle50 do. family go 750p1l75; city mills
euper fine. So 5o725 do. extra es@olo7s do. family
sllQlz 75 Western superRe, s6'25@D7 do. extra. fs
do. family. Slog1075 Cioverseed quiet aud held hrm
at t75s. W9est dull prime TO choice red, q 7oo2S5
low grades, 81 600l75 Corn firm; new white ssdg0 3,
yellow, CSC Q$1ps. Oats dul Western 6S@p7Oc. Pork
firm at 2sc Bacon nctive rib sides, 17% &c.; cleat
Sides 1s@l1S4c shoulders, I3a<614c Hams, lS9 29c
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE

COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Peirce-
OTSGS aP eopsdesbe @ e ws eoRed 'n S
disposiug OF the numerous applications for exc1se
from service made by jurors summoned upon the
In the case of the Commonwealth VS.. Michael Fi,E
tIial was connued on Friday last and the p.so aer
the case. The deienoanIs name was called but non
s.Ianoes by Mr.. Brooke. representing the defendant
peeted The Of Friday last ac
quesced In 1t had already cost 600 TO bring tns
and . bench warrant granted TO br ng him 70. His
the Ss SSe IN BAD @ 6e
battery upon Annie Tobin, little white girl; It was
testified that the dsfenoSnt chased the child as she
SO much as 10 endaDger her health; The defense in
SS 5sg and
n action to recover dSmases for Injuries alleged to
defendsSIs Il WAS forth BY the painil that his
horse and carriage were being driven by boy across
coming rightened at % the engine M sIGnE the li1s
Sim S rn killing the an mai and destroying the was" n
1he defense alleged that the train was stopped in
S61RT 81 Gn
'"i Ihe econ esnmenwssIsh vs. David J: kennedy trustee
wealth of the property now known as Lannon's tea
in Second street. above Chestnut 1t being alleged
that the owner Of died leaving NO lawful claimants
On trial, -
His Honor had before i'm this morning the insoivent
list and miscellaneous business.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Tudge
CsdwslRder.-The November term of the court ~
opened this morning John p. Neili. ESQ.,, appear
ing as ited States attorney. General Cadwalader
was appointed foreman Of the Grand Jury and the
gentlemen of that body instructed by the
the duties of their office and were dismissed to
business. The list OF indicates that the
business of the term will be quite full -
DISTRICT COURT, No 1-Judge Thayer Will
liam Leon VS.. Elizabeth Mettnger, AdminIsratriK
of the estate OF John Miller deceased. An action to
recover damages for alleged bres CHI of contract
under the following sllegations:-The plaintiff pnr
chased the defep hotel at the Falls OF the
Schuylkill and the latter, in the negotiation,
sented that the water upon the place was perfectly
poses whereas in truth, the plaintiff, after taking
possession, found the water impregnated with nau
spons chemical materials Issuing from Powers &
WeiRhtmsn N 8 laboratory above. On trial.
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FROM EUROPE.

Banquet to II. J.-Anairs i'm Spain-PrO.
sress Towards a MOnarchy-Death of
ROthschiId.
By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, November 16.-The corporate autho-
rites of Brighton will give banquet to Reverdy
johnson and George Peabody on Tuesday next.
MADRID, Nov. 16.-An immense demonstration
came of here on Saturday in favor of a mon
archical form OF government. Addresses were
made by Olozaga, Martoz, Serrano, Prim,
Topete, and others. Not less than $4,000 per-
sons were present.
PARIS, Nov. l6.-Baron James Rothschild,
head of the house Of Rothschilds, bankers, died
here Yesterday.
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Movements of Chief Justice Chase
-EVarts' Grand Dinner
Affairs on the Pacific
Coast.
FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despatch 10 The EUenil0 Telegraph.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 16.
Chief Justice Chase
started for Baltimore this afternoon TO attend q
session of the United States Court, TO be held
for one week.
General Grant,
a rumber of Senators and Representatives,
Generals Hancock and Thomas, and Admirals
Farragut aud Porter, will go to Fortress Mon
roe on the goth instant to witness General
Humphreys experiments on the'monster guns.
The British GOvornment
having withdrawn its claim to the island of San
Juan, thus gives to the United States sole con-
troll of Pugeps Sound, and one of the best hsr-
bors between San Francisco and 5itka.
1t it said that
seVen United States Senators
and all the members Of the Cabinet have been
invited to the dinner 10 be given to Mr.. Bvarts
by the New York bar tomorrow.
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GENERAL GRANT.
His Return from West Point.

The N. Y. Times of this morning relates the
lollowing:- President elect accompanied
by Mts. General Grant and General Dent, of his
staff. returned to the city from West Point last
evening, and resumed their quarters at the
Metropolitan Hotel. They LEFT West Point on
the p. M. train yesterday, being escorted
Dy General Gilmore to the WSrot "neie
usnefai Grant purchased tickets for the party
himself, and, taking seats In one Of the
ordinary passenger cara land very ordi-
nary they are on that train), RODE quietly to the
city unannoyed by any demonstration whatever
on the route. Probably not helf dozen pas
sengers on the train OF six or eight cars were
aware of the distinguished company IN which
they were travelling apS, rs the people living on
the line OF the road Trere not expecting General
GRANTS return before Monday, they were not on
the lookout ,or ''thAt famous cigar.n During
their stay of twenty-four hours at Wet Point
me p~rty enjoyed the hospitalllies oil General
+ ,Coher, superintendent OF the Military Academy,
al whose house Gen. and Mrs. Grant enjoyed the
society of their son Frederick, which was the
principal object OF their visit there at this time.
Yesterday morning General Grant In company
with General Pitcher, Colonel Black, and Gene
raj Dent went out and witnessed the usual
Sunday morning Inspection OF the cadets on the
Campus, but the remainder OF the day, until
their departure for New York, was spent in
doors-none OF the party attending service at
the chapel. On Saturday evening, while General
Grant end his military companions were over
the river at Cold Spring dining with, Governeur
Kemble, the band connected with the Military
of the uperntendent-the greater portion Of
the selections being by a curious coincidence
from the music of the great composer, Rossiu
who but few hours previous had bresthed his
| last in Paris.
General Grant intends 10 remain in New Yorl
! until Friday next, during which time he will
! parake of the 'ho5pltaities of our citizens in
! quiet way, but is still, as ever ayerse to an!
| public ovation or formal demonstrations of an!
kind Before returning to Washington he ma!
pay visit TO Boston, from many OF whose lead
| He proposes, between now and the time he /
required to assume the arduous duties of tn
| Presidency, to enjoy little relaxation, and t.
visit several OF the leading Atlantic cities, pre-
Yided he can be allowed to do so in quiet way
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EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS,
The Dyer Investigation Office
seekers at the Capitalize
''Intelligencer's" New
Programme.
DEATH OF ROTHsCHILD.
FROM WASHING TON.
Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, November 16

Special Despctch TO The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, November 16.
The Dyer COurt-MartiaI,
which met this morning, attracted large
crowd and the interest In it, which had pretty
well died out, seems to be revived. General
Rodman was the only witness examined today
1t not expected anything new will be elected
beyond what was brought out by the Ordnance
Committees of the two houses.
The Cuban FiIibuster Committee,
which was announced to caI upon the Presi-
dent and Secretary Seward to-dsy, has not made
its appearance. 1t is hardly probable that any
con mittee will come here for the purpose of
asking the Government to consent to engage in
such business.
Secretary Seward,
who had an interview with the President to-day,
expresses the opinion that no organization of
importance exists in the United States having
designs upon Cuba.
General Grants
absence from the city, and the published state
ment that he refuses to consider applications
for office, does not diminish the size of the
bundle of letters received every day at the
headquarts rs bespeaklng various places under
his administration, from Cabinet positions down
TO petty post offices. Gen. Badeau, Grants Sec
re'ary, has way of disposing of these which,
however it may fail to crafty the senders, Ger.
tainly gives Grant little trouble.
The "IptelIigencer"
of to-day contains q three.column article prais.
ing Thaddeus Stevens as o statesman and
patriot. 1t holds him up as an example to
living public men of all parties.
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FOURTH EDITION
ID A R a O. u Az.
Misconduct Of Minister Washburn
He AbandOns American
Citizens to the Cruelty
Of Lopez.
The Conduct OF Minister washburn.
Special Despatch Ia Pha RA,e,aty,a TeLe0roa)h.

SpeotdI Despdtoh 70 Tie BOe'ltne 1eIeoToph,
New YORK, Sov. l6.-The Euening 3'ost has
importan. Paraguay correspondence recounting
the inismous outrages committed upon Ameri.
cans by the misconduct of Minister washburn.
1t is asserted that Mr.. Washburn left the
country, and abandoned to the barbarous Die
tator Lopez. two American citizens, Porter G.
Bliss and George F. hasterman, both of whom
were, moreover, employed in the Legation, and
were. thus officers OF the United States.
The correspondent adds still further that
while the English and French fleets are hasten
ing to Paraguay to rescue their people, Wash
burn. has. not even called for our fleet, which
lies idly in Rio, while Lopez is torturing and
numbering at his own sweet will.
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From SYraCuSe.

SYRACUSE, Nov. 16.-Frank II. Robbins, for
merly u confidential clerk in the employ OF
Frazer & Burns, ,saddlery and hardware mauufac
turers here, has been detected IN extensive en-
bezzlements. His latest exploits were in COL
lecting money from the creditors of the frm
and there is reason to believe that he is ope-
rating extensively in the Western States in this
manner.
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' FROM NEW YORK:
Acknowledgement Evarts, Dime

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-General Badeau, of
General Grants staff, stated today, in ans wer to
a question as to whether General Grant intended
to be present at the Evarts dinner, that it would
depend on whether Secretaries Randall, McCul-
loch, or Welles would be among the guests, as
the President elect did not desire to meet any
OF those gentlemen.
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--Kilpatrick is to lecture in Boston on "Sher-
mans Grand March to the Sea" the 23d. 1t
Is not stated whether ii will also be played on
the big organ.
-Miramon's wife, who lives in Brussels, is
. tall, slender, blaok-eyed lady OF thirty, who
takes all she can get from European Courts,
ana them charges them with being Stingy.
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Earthquake in New JERSEY.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Four distinct shocks of
earthquake were felt in Elizabeth N. j., last
night about 10 15 O'Clock. The four shocks
continued some twenty seconds, and chairs,
tables, beds, and other articles of furniture
sWayed to and fro.
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Heavy Robbery.

New YORK, Nov. l6.-Richards & Boas, No. {
Barclay street, were robbed Of money and valu-
ables 10 the amount of $4,000, yesterday. Nc
arrests have been made in connection with the
affair
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Obituary.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-Thomas Armstrong, Of
the firm Of Armstrong, Cater & Co., the oldest
active merchant in this city, died on Saturday,
aged ninety,
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Government bonds opened with = firner feeling
lOs 67s 1895 6Ss l0 currency per cent at 99 The
counters of the dealers, Tennessee per sald at
6sk; North Carolina 6 per cent. new, 6I Railway
bonds were steady. Delaware and Hudson sold
At l2s Pacific Mail, Il4l, advancing after the call
to III. Express sha were ull. Herchants' UuiOn
sold at 40; Adams l61s. Railway were higher
for all the kctlve stocks. New York Oenu al
and Erie were the chiff points of Interest
in The M ark et the former advancing to Io1s the
latter 4l14, with heavy traLsactons. Reading
told a. es14 Michigan Southern SO 81. Paul $50 ST.
Paul preferred 49, Rock Island was largely dealt in at
1895 to lO414 The Northwestern shares were active
and heavy purchases were made OF both classes OF
the stock the common selling at a. and the presrred
aL 641f. Port Wayne Eod at lO71a, Hudson 1885,. At
thd Regular Board the transactions In New York
Central, Erie, Reading, and Cleveland and Pittshurg
were very heAy!. Erie preferred sold at IS, Hud.
son l22lS Cleveland ana TolRdO 9s, Lake Shore 49,
Chicsgo Burlington and Quincy 1859 81. Pau 694, ST.
Paul preferred SI@s4H; Chicago and Alton sold at
l3b Il both common sEd preferred stocks. At the
l O'clock Board New York Central aud Bce con
tinUed excited the fovmer selling at ll81a, the
latter 1T 4O5sG4. ANer tue bOa the market was
active III the close OF busine ess In the Long Room
at 355 o'clock. Erie old to As recedinE in
434; New York Central sold At l. Ieceding to 1905
Reading, 991S. The Nolthwf stern shares were very
strong. The common selling a. S6A the preferred
66S; the balance OF The list wss frJ m to
higi err and the market active and ed at chs
close. Government bonds " ere firm throughout the
afternoon, with q moderate business doing the
street alter the boards"
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From Now York.

New YORK, Nov. 16-Oficer Charles King, Of
jersey City, was dangerously stabbed by Ger
man named Miller last night.
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SAD DROWNING CAsE.-On Saturday night
Jacob Wagner went to the wharf OF the Rich
mond Steamship Company, for The purpose OF
receiving his wife on the arrival of the steamer.
AS his body was recovered in the Delaware
yesterday morning, he Is supposed TO have gone
Asleep and fallen oVerhOAr1.
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noon was struck ON the head with brick ON
the Lancaster Pike, an account of which will
be found in another part of the paper, died this
morning from the effects of the injury Coroner
Daniels will hold the inquest to- morrow,
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PosTPoNBD.-The Coroner's inquest in the
night last ON the effects of q wound received
at the election polls at Sixth and Tasker Streets
on the 18th ult.. which was continued from Sat
nrday until this morning had again to be post
poned, indefinitely pos, poped, on account OF the
absence OF witnesses.
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A WAR.-A female Said, about three
months old, was yesterday found on a lot on
Lescher street, above Orthodox, in Frankford
Mrs. Ann ott has taken temporary charge of
the infant,
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New York stock Quotations, p. M.
AMUSE MENTS.
[For additional Amusement. soc Third

[F0r additional amusement soc Third Page
N0N CERT HALL-MISS KELLOGG
~ hT. Max strakosch takes pleasure in Announ-
cling the first appearance, since her return from Eu
rope, of the renowned American Prima Donna,
: MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
IN TWO GRAND kELLOGG CONCERTS AND A
FAREWELL MATINEE.
10 take place during the week commencing the 2Sd Of
november, assisted By several distinguished ARTISTS
he sale OF tickets to commences on Saturday, Nov.
q, a. 0 A. NJ, at Trumplers Music Store, No. s26
CHESNUT Street
Particulars In future advertisements. II 16tf
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The New York Money Market.
From the Herald


"Aner heightened period of stringency I'm money
ana an unusualiy depressed condition of the stock
The causes hich produced the strngency in the
and the decline in the other. Friday last marks
Gay of the greatest depression in stocks the values
state of money brought about early last Tues.
day. The reason of their doing in contrariey to
the general rule that prices advance when money
abundant was the deep-seated dstrust engendered
by several previous pretended Withdrawals of the
greenbacks locked up by the combination of bears
each time to induce renewed speculation and
copse quent heavy losses Operations In Wall street
ness. Those who had their margins swept away
of out of the street, and those who ad
suffered TO the extent OF fraction, large small of
their capital had less to invest and were more
full about locating that little. At the time,
money began to be abundant in the city. Exchange
turned In favor OF New York, The use of the three
per cent certica made money easier in the banks;
loans were scrutinized tn more Care and general
conservRti' feeling pervaded financial circles. The
pI IOduced by the lying up or the twelve or
day an appearance of another lockIngup' was pro
ducod through the exchanges OF the Bank Of the
Commonwealth. On The latter day the public, who
they had those of an easy money market, Wavered
in doubt, then became panicstrlcken and let go of
their stock. Prices touched their lowest the
purchased their short contracts and brought
the RIeenbacks to light once more.
"The rate for money during the week was seven
lions al ihs rate In coin on Monday aud during few
hours on Friday. Balances after banking hours In
for the cash in short speculstions In Governments
higher price weuld not be paid.
Ihe Wseky ~ & y. tne sssoclateo nenks
at close of the yious week OF panic and gloom
ard will inspire confidence a. the opening or the
in iesa tendeTs Of t2Ss lss and decrease In loans
Of S74s2 662, while the falling OF In deposits is
anf fOr "
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STRAY THoUGHTs.-Needle manufacturers
should be able to see the point, and, of course,
have good eye about it.
-GIammarlans aIe wont to be moody"
Modern melIo W. horn--the whisky bottle.
at Chestnut Hill.
CLOUDY, damp, and disagreeable - the
weather this morning.
Marriages in this city are on the increase:
Cold weather and coniugality have sort OF
affinity. Love warns up as mercury goes down.
1t is said that they are building skating
rink out Race street by Twenty-hrst. In antlci-
patton, the boys are on their runners" every
day.
The overcoat brigade turned out In force
this morning. The 6g-eaf costume can now
probably be disposed of tor the season.
The managers of the Moyamensing Literary
Institute will open a night school for boys, in
their hall, 6. E. corner of Eleventh and Catha-
rine streets, this evening" at Z clock.
- Our red-faced friend, Mr.. Todd, who popu.
larly goes by the name of "old Toddy," paid a
visit yesterday to a neigh hbor of his an ancient,
even.tempered widow lady. Now 'Toddy'
takes kindly 10 drop of the ''critter," is espe
cially fond of 'od rye" and consequently as
he sat toasting his feet at the widows fire, 1t
was the most natural question in the world to
ask her If she didn't like that beverage. In
response to his query, she said:-"Lawful sakes,
no, why? old rye is meaner than rotten eggs.
You kent make bread nor nothing else out ont;
1t won't rise any more'n our Sal at four in the
morning" Teddy saw that she didn't take and
concluded that in that respect his neighbor
differed from himself. Toddy takes all the old
rye he can get.
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M lex d SONS

SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No. 4SO WASHINGTON AVENUE, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM wRIGHTs PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OFF STEAM. ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK's SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE
Patented June, 1858.
DAVID JOYS
PARENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER,
ID. M WESTONS
PATENT SELF CENTERIEG, sELF-BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL sUGA r. DRAINING MACHINE
HYDRO EXTRACTOR,
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturer. 7lOmw
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FAIR OPENINe.-At u o'clock this evening
Ex-Governor Pollock will deliver an opening
address at the fair for the benefit of the Penn
sylvania Industrial Home for Blind Women,
which will be held at the Philadelphia City
Institute rooms, n. E. corner OF Eighteenth and
Chesnut streets. The attention of the public is
called to this fair, which we doubt not will be
object--to aid in the establishment of home
for INDECENT blind women-is very worthy one,
and the fair will be enlvened by music from
the orchestra of the Blind Asylum, which has
long been a popular faVorte The fair will be
opened this evening at u o'clock, and continue
each day from IL A. M. until 10 p. M, closing
on Friday evening.
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DEATH OF A MERCHANT.-This morning Mr..
Nathan g. Brown, of the well-known clothing
firm OF Wauamsker d Brown, died at his resi-
5ence, of consumption. The deceased has been
ailing for several years past, portion Of which
time he spent in florida, where he had gone for
the benefit of his health. His death will be
regretted by a large circle of friends. He lived
at No, 2l29 Spring Garden street,
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WTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
wv the new est and best manner
els 3d. 1893 CHESNUT Street.