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Rumorcd Defeat Of the Government
Troops.
Important Jnd1ciAl DccSsien.
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LATE NEWS n OA0LE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1871.
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4 hn,x. 4 Startling htrst
II the new psoAsse1 ~ the entAor ef the celebrated
"D8AO LeTTxN," viz
thu FIGURE RIGHT!
o. fshsaest sisGulS pewsr. and inyfsssse - q ab-
sorbing degree this hns work viii consAnd ususn.i
attention.
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NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS
Notice.

4 LII persons are hereby notified that Lonis
"A hach2as is 70 boa0ss Agent far the xaIck boek-
- LIZ Iaeefsnco 0Snpany, sod Agsnsy Aoviua bess
rminAssd tn lst Novenbsv last. A. NarAs Or Ks-
oksk. Il the authorised Agent Of said ConpAny.
RICHARD DAXfkR
dsc73ds~ Asnaxsr Wssesrn DroacA omcs,
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w anted.

TO buy 1000 Spencsr's or Sharp's Rife,
j - CareinsA ~ S.loo Ceats Asaa es Havy h.
vslssrA ". y. 1lIDA
Msin ~. expedite Qnags House.
doczS KAokuk
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vesciIl, joiner L Co......cof Third Main streets.
Hess, Stars i Co......-.sor Second Main streets.
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CLOC K0, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam @ Bridess. Nos Estes House.
T. X. J. Ayres 4 Sons .... .........83 Main street
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i aEOKUK DIRECTORY.


Dsvid q Levry .6saOnd strs9f
NJ W Westcott. Main street---near Fourth.
" ebster Rrea .s6 Maia street.
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SONNET OLBACHHRY.
Emerson. n..............,co Fourth BiondsAn
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FURNrTrVE

]. D. cross Co Main Street
DunSaA, Karls 4 Co...-.-.l4O = I42 Main street.
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sale. Now, on the other hand n the buyer OF
such property were local politician, who had grown
like mushroom into wealth, he might have friend
among the euctl0neers from whom he could pur-
mon Council might order the sunken lots In the
neighD0rhood TO be filled with good and healthy
earth ana even. perhaps fenced In under the direc
non OF the street Commissioner; the property would
Do tnus much improved. Then the assessments FOR
grazing regulating setting curb and gutter stones
paving naggng sidewalks and all that sort OF thing
might be ''erroneousn and the Committee on An
nual Taxes on the Board OF Supervisors could remit
those taxes Now IL Ia not absolutely certain that
such Things are done but they be done and there
are spectators among the habues OF the salesroom
who know that they can be done, and WHO know
how 70 go about 1t. When such men are recog-
nized ~ Iannliars ana fayorites by the statesmen
the small purchaser Is ntimidaed. lie feels instinc
can bury his little wealth In real estate as readily
Us no could In stocks.
AT the saesroom yesterday the attendance was
rather small Friday Saturday and Monday are
poorer than usual may be CLEANED from the list OF
sales given below. Among the parcels offered were
Two i0tS near the seventh avenue Boulevard ON
126th street. Notwithstanding that the property In
obliged to buy the first lot offered and to positively
refuse TO put up the second lot The sales were &C
cordngy very light and consisted solely OF the fol-
lOwing:-
Two and halt story uhree stories In the rear) house
and lot - fiis st. between Henry and Madison SITS 900
One lot north side Of iasth st. between sth avs;
One ana three story frame house frame stable with ~"
lots, on south side OF 18th st. 100 Il east OF 18th ava
ny D. M. SEAMAN
Two lots on east side of I'd % It south Of lOth st.
iuh st, west Of I'd Az 25xiOoi 2275
Three lots south side OF 10th 285 1t of Sd
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BR0OKLYy NTELLIGESCE.

FIRE IN A CHURcH-A fire broke out shortly after
twelve O'Clock yesterday afternoon in st. Lukes
Episcopal church, situated on Clinton avenue, near
Fulton avenue, which caused damage to the build
ing to the amount Of 1850. Tue fire orig mated
from defect In the furnace, which was I'm the base
ment or the structure beneath the church. The
carpets and cushions were very badly damaged by
water The property Is fully insured.
EXTENSION OF PROSPECT PA.E.-Not being salts
fed with the great expense already cast upon the
taxpayers OF Brooklyn In the perfection OF the de-
sign for the new park, which mas already cost the
city upwards OF s4,ooo,0oo. further extension OF
Prospect Park Is now designed. The present
scheme IL brought about by property owners
on the east side Of the park, who
ore seeking 10 have II extended so as - increase
the valuation OF their property 10y Including several
blocks in the direction Of Atlantic aud Clinton ave-
nues. The question OF the proprety OF such
sure Is TO he discussed Mt meeting OF the Park Com
missioners which will be held on Monday evening
next, when IL viii be decided whether the Lepisla-
ture Ia to be asked to sanction such addition 10
the already heavy burden OF taxation IN the city oil
BROOKLYN.
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THE SKlIIhs SEASON.

rho cod weather which has prevailed Tor the last
TWO or three days has put the lovers of the skatorai
art ON tlptoe or excitement. anticipating the com.
mencement OF the season OF their favorltc sport.
Yesterday there was quite rush Of cavaliers to the
PARK, expecting 70 make their bow to King Winter;
but the pond was not ready TO receive visitors, owing
to edct Of the Commissioners prohibiting persons
from gong the skating lake, ~ they deemed the
leo insufficient for the safety and pleasure Of the
public; but they tempered their Tat With the assur
apce That tle pond would be opened and the season
inanguratcd to the pubAc to-day.
In Brooklyn Jack Frost was more obltging, and
yesterday there was skating on all the ponds cx-
cepting the Prospect Park lake, which will be opened
to-day. The area Of this lake IL about twelve acres
and IA free to all who choose TO visit II.
On Thursday last the Union Pond, OF Williamsburg,
YVES opened 10 the public The Inauguration cere-
p,onies consisted OF display Of rockets, music by
GRASS band and the appearance OF host Of "proie<
sionalv skaters.
Preparations are In progress az Jerome PAS FOL
the skating season. and the pleasant saturday oxcur
sion parties are " be resumed
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States Express 44k Ia 90; Merchants Union Ex-
press, l6z q 10; Quicksilver al . %; Canton, ~
4s; Mariposa, s; do. preferred, 1sk . Il; Pacific
Nail 1884, 114h; Western Union Telegraph, sox .
aoh; New York Central, l2ax . l24K; Erie. ss,s .
80; do preferred. 5sK; Hudson River, l24h l24k;
Reading, OK ss7s<; Alton and Terre Hsute, lol .
l04; do. preferred, lao; Wabash, SIS . SO; Ailwau-
kee and st. Paul, o3 oak; do. preferred, s2x sax;
Fort Wayne, l00k . losK; Ohio and Mississippi,
20A 20,<; Michigan Central lis; Michigan South
ern, s5,s $50; Pittsburg, sax ssk; Toledo. lo1
lolI; Rock Island, 1857 1os; Northwestern, 75k
Q 1871; do. preferred, Tx a7Th.
The market after the board shows some few alter
ations, but not many Of Importance. The market In
the street this evening was poor one and did not
continue long, even Stockholders not being above the
influence OF the weather. The following were the
closing rates:-New York Central. Ia 124H; Erie,
80 3slk; Fort Wayne. losl l00x; Rock Island, 100
. l0eh; Northwestern common, Is bid; Northwest
ern preferred. 76x . II.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Subreasury In this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been a.
follows
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

II is quite amusing to watch the crowds who day
after day haunt the Exchange salcsroom. Men who
have by some means or other accumulated money
enough TO invest IN lot or two, and whose natural
proclvities for speculation and OF course shaw
ing the unwary initiated when opportunity Offers
are TO be found there In numbers: men who appear
to have an idea that nobody can possibly be better
or as well acquainted with the advantages OF locai-
ties a. they are, and who "bulli and bear az
much, and perhaps worse, than those VINO con.
line their operations entirely TO wall street
and the money market. The prices which
persons obliged TO pay for real estate, II theJ
show ans inclination to purchase for the purpose OF
settling down on the property secured are 40 high az
to deter almost all VINO are honestly inclined rom
visiting the salesroom with the expectation OF get
ting anything like q respectable bargain IN the
upper wards OF the city there are numbers OF lots
mapped cut In unimproyed localities. THESE might
possibly be procured at reasonable figure, put tnen
IL would cost much to l them In that by the time
the property could lay claim TO the ttle OIL belnp
'ymprovcd city, II would have cost the unfortunate
buyer more than he would reauAe VI tnsu
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


STUMBLING oPERArIoN.-A passenger on the
Eric Railway named Charles Foster. who resides IN
Detroit, was cheated 1T the depot yesterday morn
ing by pretended expressman who Commanded anc
received 81 20 for baggage ana then tasappeoleu.
man was arrested afterwards, but was discharged
by the Recorder, who was satisfied taat y "e ease
OF mistaken identity.
Uohokcu.
THE SHOOTING AFTRAN.-Inc conductor. John
O'Nen WHO sho, Degery, hes IN the Hudson county
fail but an EFFORT will be made Nv his friends To have
MIN admitted to bail on writ OF babeas corpus.
OiNei asserts that ~ the lrht he struggled Tor hs
life Deyery kicking him while on the ground. Ou
tho other hand ii SHOULD be remembered That Devery
h n mau OF industrious habits and an excellent
character His Injuries arc not serious
Newark.
MILITARY ELrcTfos.--At the once OF General
Runyon lasl evening an election for Colonel OF the
First regiment N j. 8. X. c., resulted In the choice
OF Captain John Brintznghorcr.
laEsprsH OpgRArroS.--Yesterdav afternoon
wei known ''bummer'' named Andrew HildebrandI
catered the drug store OF +. Fiend, No. ~ Broome
street and "a alleged snatched q few fractional
currency stamps and made OH. lie was caught and
committed.
REAL ESTATE PURcHAss.-A society OF German
Rcdmen concluded the purchase or q fine piece OF
ground on washington stree. " BY 100 reet yes'es'
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day afternoon, with the view OF erecting a hand.
some hall constructed OF brick. There will he .
number OF other spacious rooms provided for the
nse Of lodges. The price paid was $4,000.
ALLEaED FRAUD--A young man of good address
named Alexander Sloan, lately employed as salesman
In the store OF James NJ Harcourt, No. $50 Warren
street, was arrested last evening and taken before
Justice Mills TO answer charge OF having defraaded
his employer out OF about k1O0 the receipt OF
goods sold. He was bailed for examination ON
Tuesday.
DEATH OF YOUNG HEBRIs0.-About four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Joseph Hebrfng, the youth who
1t viii be remembered, struck with shovel. a.
alleged, in the hands Of young man named Thomas
Lafou OF Dr. Lafou OF Cedar street. died at tho
the residence his parents in South Orange avenue
The occurrence arose out Of Hebrlng having tackled
Younger brother OF Lafou for snowbang him.
Lafou has been handed over by his bail and Ia now
held 70 await the result OF the Coroners inquest,
which Is ordered to be held to-day.
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BROOKLYN CITY.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Alleged Naturalization Frauds.
Qefara Tuited States Commissioner .IOnea


Before United States Commissioner Jones.
The adjourned examination OF the Of Henry
Sieler Superintendent OF the Poor elect, charged
with procuring fraudulent naturalization paper
prior to the late election, was resumed before United
States Commissioner Jones yesterday.
The Hrst witness examined was Charles schmitt,
who testified that he accompanied Constantine wcyk
in October last to court room In New York, where
they got their citizen papers, that the Judge on the
bench said that every one who had been IN The
country for five years, and was over twenty lone
years OF age, was entitled to receive his papers:
that he (witness) asked Weyk whether he under
stood that, when weyk replied that It made no
difference whether man was In the country i've
years or nine months and t6at tey were ai swor
New York with the last named witness and Wcyk TO
get his naturalization papers; that all they did there
was to hold up their hands and be sworn; witness
mad been In the country fourteen years: he went
over there because Mr.. Sieler had said, 'lf any
wants TO be citizen his name Will be put down:n
Mr. Sieer nut witness name down. hut did not tell
him anything about It.. saw MIR. Sieer two Nights
afterwards hut did not have any conversation with
HIM about the matter, either then or at any other
time
Peter Auchesterfer. proprietor OF a saloon on the
corner OF Bartlett street and Throop avenue testi-
fed that Mr. sieer entered his saloon aud said, III
any was there entitled TO be citizen he could
go to Mr.. Winters, where there were some tickets
from the General Committee, which would not cost
them anything;r Weyk's name was taken down;
witness did hear him tell Mr. Seler that he had
been only nine months in the country Mr. Seler did
not say that any one who had been In the country
two days was entitled TO his citizen papers.
At tins point Constantine Weyk, the complaining
witness, was called and examined for the prosecu
ton, and testified that he had received his papers
from Mr.. Auchesterfer two days after going to New
York. Assistant District Attorney Paris here asked
an adjournment Of the examination until the 30th OF
January. The object OF the adjournment was that
they might await the result OF motion to quash the
indictment on alleged election frauds, which Is now
pending in the Supreme Court OF the Southern dis
trict the decision IN which would virtually dispose
OF the present CASE The case was therefore ad-
iaurned-
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Wheat was more active for milling and specuation and
ppss. Ssss va. further sus Of
sPs and Sc sale. &C. ~.a. ~ .Sss ss ".ias closing
for No c..o os ss IN 81 .S q 20 DO M
iusrdj II s. FOR choice do aoca, 81 O. for amber
ssrs California ;f rye there we're ANAL sale.
81 ~ Jorn ao se sn,, under @ II II 70.
prime western mIsd .dos. 81 q Is FOR Do 10 .,Srs
snd Il u Is 70 fS white yellow
sen,nasa in fair demand oS ss che % Rs. Wa
sane. ss.s:; barley mali
TrsnFor dry cod he market quiet. bu. prices
sow u sale, army held The sales were $50 bbs at
no. aod 1887 sa fSiss
suT I'm ssT ". sa :. S u for s.s
q Is 80 for cod and - ssH ~ 70 for scale.
emsy quls The demand being lgs for aros all kinds q
were To yeool no bale. cotton ~ sisd I'd 20 bbls
psr s 40 ss. hop. I'd 200 bashe. corn at
700 b6s do1r a. Is 40 erces 5o. tons manasc
sns bale. eson at G London 40 tons ce.se
~ IL ess 90 s ea.s horn s AZ IL. s %
goods at sss 3D. 20 Pipe, wine at sos per $50
per Rhsn, 800 ,srces beef Al =. sd 200 bills PORK
. sd go sss: e sS sssT'ss
and one $50 tons TO Antwerp petroleum In cases at M
- ssTs wsrs SBsr sc. o q bales
Boston &c. gold in bond Cloth was dull and nominal at
1SLc. 1o1Sc.
iors were In moderate demand about former,prices
During the past $500 bales have been shipped
Liverpool and London We quote Choice grades 2lc. .
&c Fair gooi 1hc. &c., and inferior 70 common, &C.
Nc; foreign, 1bc. n 2oc.
was likewise dull and nominal at &c. n b1c., gold.
Hrprs-The market though nuiet was firm at last
quotations continues hight There sales OF
500 city slaughter 12 and 800 wet sailed Texas private
terms.
IrDeo The msrks, though quiet was FIRM a. the follow
Madras, g8c 81 co. Bengal, Tl 50 50 -
MANILA zoe. 81 oss; Guatemala, 81 70 81 IS NIL gold
quotations.
buyers favor The only sales Of moment heard
OF we're Glengarnock yard at & Sal 80, clos
inc NJ sU so sl2 American was dull at SEQ s42 for No
81 &s9 for or the former there were sales OF
200 $40 So OF old wheels 10 tons disposed o
nj $40 Wrought scraps and old rails were duh and I'm
changed New rails duh II SIS $50 Tor American
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CoFTEE.-For Rio the market q trife active Il
about former prices the sales being bags Venus and
cargoes, 7s$c 83c gold, In bond fair do: SIC. 9c
FOR lots Sc 2sc Other Kinds were dull Prices were
nominal at &c ssc for Java Gin bags. 2sc sac. for
Maracaibo, l4sc l7c for Lagusyra, NHc l6c. for
and Ne 4c. for st. Domingo, all gold, duty paid.
CoPPEn.-The market for ingot sti active and
cited and higher prices were current The sales were about
25hc 2Sc for February and March, the market closing
hrm with light oderngs at sc 24c, cash 25c for jan
uary, and 2bklc n 25jac. for February and March.
CANDLES continued In light demand and We heard OF no
mainline Oh being quoted at 2lc &c., sperm at 4sc and
patent nj Csc.
CohpAsE- Manila lower, being quoted at aic &c
Cocoa dull and nominal, at SIC l0c., gold for
Guayaqu in bond and 2sc Soc. gold, for Maracaioo in
bond
CooPREAoE Stock In light demand. but unchanged
IN value. We quote-Sugar shocks, ssinch heads $3 .
shocks, 32inch heads ~ 70 - ss pipe do rs 50 ~
green hoops, IL feet, $fe Sb2
DRuas AND DYES were sin quiet but values were gen
god 81 do. soda ash at - 81 90 So dol rs drums causc
at 4c 100 kegs bcsrb. Soda part at &C., do bleach
ing powders at &c. 3c do and &C. 4kc, currency 300
50 bags gum senega) and tons acetate lime private
terms.
FLOUR AND GRArs.--Rccepts 1888 bills -four, 21s do.
100 sacks meal a0 bushels wheat 800 do
rather better prices though there
general improvement except In the tone OF the
ke There demand for export to South American
but much for Europe The home trade purchased
fornis -four WAS st dull and nominal Sales 1900 bbls
Southern -four moderately active and frm Sales 4s0
bbs Rye -four fair demand frm the sales being
go bills Corn meal was steady with sales Of 200 obs at
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PErEoLEyM-kecsipts 700 bills crude and looa do re.
Re. he m ".s b s
S SPssn ss ''Psa standard "ss ss
m Tsss ss:s # Ss sIE Ia: TIM
Philadelphia the market opened ner the sales being made
:hs month";
d. SiS Sd @ q the s at w snd G
February, both ut 2a,9c.
lowing Il
xS5s s ~ asEssT Vi S n R e
g. ;i Is - s. I JssR.on xsss: o s.
: ... ct ss !. Go sfss sSs cSs
for Demersrs; 70 boxes: isslc We aaos.Fair
Fec ssfifs ss?: sSSa' &C.,
Fso .a asna aRd ss saos,
hSsr hard e being ans g gsS;ss =. 49, s soft "h
Y Voc sssy r. M
at % gsd Glover wa, sq. 2. sn s Ga lso Time
ssGr9ws III continued limited arrival. and Ugh. and
To joIbins lots from store the following prevailed
EVANS e. 20 q % and Turks Island, which very
srEirEa-sie.ian was qule. =. $40: $780, gold. We
soAr.-Cas.ile was dun and was quoted at leHc.
Ar WAS n fair reYns,. and f%s he sales being
TIN.-Strats In active demand and prices
teray higher owing to the avorabe adyces from England
The salea and resaes fully 10000 slabs
tIncluding about 1000 to arrive in BOSTON,, At
25c. Bic, gold the market closing strong with sellers
demanding n &c. CSC. or Msscca $50 pigs sold
at 26c, gold Banca in demand and 6rm sales $50
labs &c., gold OF English 10 tons brought 26c. gold
held &c. Plates in demand and sales
effected of 600 boxes coke l4x2o 80 6h 81 gold, and
I,50D do, assorted charcoal, private terms.
TOBACCO For Kentucky the market less active, but
full previous prices demanded. The sales were lao
hhds at s1sc I4c. Seedleaf In improved demand
sales made OF 70 case. at 2c 500 do Ohio q.
10c IS Connecticut al 40c 25 do 1865 do
at c and % do State 10c Spanish qust sales OF
$50 baea at aOc, a 81 o. We quote:-
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wsrs nominal Il our suosssoas snnssod New
s @ s SsS 4s.n and &c.
as E.I.s :sDs M &c. ' &c. Porto E'0 &c.
s:ss:sa: 4: :,.:S'
IN. Sc,
lie inside price, FOR rosn the without sssisy
b., a M IL 4 TA si's Tsr: zoo Ds
saS iSr 10y Eoa wsquo!: strained p 80 ssssO: No
I. % sss. s s:
oa o %s a ST s.PST on term" whining
oIIs-Lnsssd continued in moderate demand and prices
Sssss No. sas
Vas dun and Nominal at ~ g while c di; s led wa:
generally dull sperm 400 bs were sold II New
quoted q % crude whale at 81 aSi % and bleachsd
OIL CaKrwwss,srn was dull at S5s sbs So We heard
for
rather more active than yesterday though the
% Is S aa
s1s ol ss e and ~ g. IL
mess For future delivery sale: were reported Of bo eh
Live hog: sood demand and arm e. with
Of Beef was STEADY :; hs
for plain mas. and ss :1tr. DO TsiSs beef
du ana nominal a. w SS0 for prime and *Sl $SS or
&32; sales rs bbls Cut meats quiet but prices
steady at about lOc lie for city picked and dry sailed
picked HAMS 1876. l7'lc. for smoked do, and H4c.
15Ac for bagged quiet but steady; sales so
I31ec for city Cumberland cut and I4c long
clear We quote City Cumberland cut isSc; long clear
NAc Lard was In active demand and higher, the
sales being packages at 16c l6c for No. prime
The market for butter BY extreme
the demand. usual being almost exclusively confined to
the wants Of the local trade and prices heavy
without being quotaby lower, In few instances The
major part several Of the principal butter
atos daymen for higher prices than those current
In cheese the business there being but little demand
from but with light stock prices firm for
all grades. We quote
Butter