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SPORTS ON THE nay.

The Famous Yacht America Preparing for
Another Victory The Great International
Sailing Contest in New Work Matcgs-Tkc
Americas History.
The grand regatta for all nations, to take place
in our magnificent bay next fall, for the Queens
cup, captured by the famous yacht America in Eng.
land, viii be regarded with warm interest when it is
known that the noted America Will probably take
part in the contest After varied aud romantic
career since she swept the field at the Cowes re-
gata, aud carried on from a feet of crack yachts
the magnificent cup presented by the Queen, the
America will again fly her peunant at the van and
try the issue OF tho contest She has undergone in
her curious existence many changes, but her lines
and form are the same Hex satin. qualities are
unchanged 80 fr a. can be judged ana every effort
viii be made TO place her Ia the race perfectly pre-
pared Tor the contest.
The America has been In the naval service Of the
United States since tho early days OF The war at
which time captured no the 81. John, river,
Florida, and CONVEX ed into despatch boat for Reare
by the midshiDman az the Naval Academy at Aunapo-
lis as practice ship, and las become a htue the
worse for wcare.
A day or two ago she arrived at the Brooklyn Ma.
W NW0 10 be thoroughly overhauled and reltlcd
She is In the dry dock having her copper replaced
She II to have new spars, and new sails, and her
modate the midshpmen, are to be nIed original
Is designed. The cabin Is % be nicely fitted and
furnished, and made comfortable.
IL IL singular coincidence that the master SAIL.
maker Of the Brooklyn Navy yard who is W cut and
NJ the sails for the yacht performed the same
work for the America when she went ~ Europe to
enter upon her victorious career.
The sails are TO he cut exactly as the first suit and
the canvass and make up 10 be OF the very first
qualify and order. When the America comes out
sne will he model of beauty and order, and Will
doubtless prove TO yachtmen that Steers's model
as fine as ever was designed.
IL viii require two months TO get the yacht ready
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ruE rYyAsrov or BRooKLrv

An Grafton 90 the Warriors Of Fashion %
Unconditional Surrender OF the Bellies Of
the City of Uhur.hes-The Trip Of the
Seventh to Prospect Park.
The members Of the Seventh Regiment Assem-,
bled at their armory at O'Clock yesterday after
noon, and, under command OF Col Emmons started
OF for Brooklyn. They were In full druss, VITA
white psn,aloons, and numbered zoo muskets, 30
line officers, 10 field and staff and 90 In the band
and drum corps
They were headed by squad OF police, and
marched down the Bowery TO Fourth street, through
Fourth to Broadway, down Broadway to Wall street,
through Wal to the ferry
Crowds hned the sidewalks and occupied the win
dows along the line Of march. and the perfec, disci-
pliuo and splendid marching OF the regiment were
everywhere applsuded. Hundreds Of people, among
whom we noticed great many colored citizens,
formed one OF those sidewalk committees which
had frightened the good people Of Flatbush. They
remained with the regiment until 1t returned TO New
York.
On their arrival in the City OF Churches the SOL
diors were received BY the Twenty-third Regiment
OF Brooklyn, Col Rodney S. Ward In command.
THIS regiment turned out e75 muskets, 20 line Off.
GERS, four field and stad, and 10 In the band and
drum corps. The Seventh was loudly cheered by
the people assembled the heights, and passing up
Montague street was slutcd by the members OF the
Twenty third, who had formed In line on the sides
Of the thoroughare.
Al the City Hall the regiments wore reviewed BY
Mayor Khbheisch and the Common. Council. ln
Clinton street splendid silk nag bore the inscrip.
ton welcome to the noble Seventh"
While the Seventh were marching 'oward the Wall
street Terry on this side, MIR. James Sch1uckberg
member OF the STU company, dropped dead
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M'LAUGHLIS's COSSPIRACY.

Progress ofthc War Upon the Noble District
Attorney who Dared Puaisb the Brooklyn
Repeatcrs.
Boss Mclaughlin Of Brooklyn, was up with the
lark yesterday morning, and takiug a seat beneath
tile shades Of tree opposite Charley Motifs Jay and
Wiloughby streets, began to perusc the sons report
VI the Morris Investigation. He was shortly after
wards joined by Fire Commissioner Massey and sew
eral other croHies, each OF whom took q copy OF
TUE SUI from his pocket and perused Us columns
carefully They subsequently, folded up their
papers, conversed a little while about poll.
tics, and then departed for tue City Hall,
where District Attorney MOTrts's case was the mp
permost tonic among the I" Rim. " politicians. The
gang were loud and demonstrative ia curslng Mr..
knowing outsider confident that the honest Dis
trict Attorney will triumph over tho banditt OF the
" Ring" Considerable surprise was expressed that
q members of the Committee OF the Board Of Super
who presented the majority report against Mr.
Morris did not recommend some immediate seton.
Boss Mclaughlin expected that they would, but
these WORTHLESS evidently did no, desire TO assume tne
to know Who these men are. The chairman is Gen.
Philip II. Crooke, Supervisor W Flatbush. Then
there Mr.. cassidy, formerly Assistant Keeper Of
the jail, who was kicked out by Sheriff Waiter, and
Messrs Cross and Shevelin. Crooke is the only
Republican among them.
Mr. Dwight johnson (Republican) Supervisor OF
the Third Ward, WHO presented tue minority re-
spected citizen u Brooklyn. Although the Board is
Democratic by nearly twO.tl irds, unmUcr of the
Democrats approve Mr.. MOrri-s course, aud Wil
stand W him at the next meeting
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ANOTHER MOCK MdRRIisE.

A wealthy Merchant Committed to Ludlow
Street Jail to Await Trial on "a Charve
Of Breach Of Promise Miss Ada r. Mey.
er's Affidavit Before the Hon. Abe N.
Hummel.
In the supreme Court yesterday, Counsellor
William F. Howe made application to Judge Car
dozo, In behalf OF Ada r. Meyer. for an order Of
arrest under section 40 of the Code Of Procedure.
against Robert Schroeder, TO recover $4,000 dam.
ages for breach of promise of marriage. The paintid
Is maiden OF responsibility and education. Ia
May, 1859. she became acquainted with Schroeder,
and the acquaintance ultimately rponed into mutual
friendship and attachment
Schroeder who is q wealthy merchant carrying on
business In this city, after having promised TO marry
Miss Meyer went to his residence In Mayence. on
the river Rhine and remained away until October,
1862 when Miss Meyer met him in broadway, in
tins city, and demanded Of him repair ition Tor The
serious wrong aud injury he had done her. She
swcas that Schroeder then and there advised her TO
keep quiet, and made very ardent protestations Of
love, aud again promised that he would soon make
her his wife, even making an appointment with her
to go with him the next day TO minister and get
Miss Meyer accordingly waited for Schroeder on
tho following day at her residence In consequence Of
the appointment and he called upon this paintih
and TOOK her in his private carriage when they were
according to his Instructions driven TO private resi-
dcnce IN Harlem lane, where some person repre-
senting Iimself to be n minister OF the Gospel and
whom the defendant represented to be minister OF
the Gospel performed What- purported to be mar.
rasle ceremony.
Relyins on the honesty and candor OF Schroeder.
aud fully believing that she was his lawful wife, Miss
Meyer continued to live with him in different hotels
IN this city his wife, aud was always introduced
by this plaintiff as his wife.
At length Schroeder became cold and indifferent
and treated Miss Meyer With cruelty, and when she
asked him to ratify promise which he had made to
take her 10 Germany As his wife, he saeered At her
aud said that tle Insrrasc ceremony performed was
mock ceremonial, and that abe wss not his wife.
such Is Tue substance OF Miss Meyers AFFIDAVIT
CaTdOzO granted an order holding Schroeder to bail
IN ten thousand dollars, which order was immedi.
lteli executed by Deputy sheriff BancSer and in de-
fault OF the forthcoming bail Schroeder commit
ted to the care Of Warden Tracy, OF Ludlow street
mil
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THURSDAY, May 26-FLouR AND MEAL--The mar
kct lairly active anu nrm on ali grades but the
most active demand was Tor shipping extras state, aud
Western. The haes OF the day were about lOOO bbls,
including superhle Stale ana Western, 81 6j&N Is
extra state, &C, sig59t5lj round hoop OHIO, A.e5o
hle extras - kJg tGi do. winter VIII eat extras and
double extras, s. 30 s. 20; Gencsee extra t550gtNi
cIy shipping exttss, S5sts - southern super, tie
O. southern shipping and fanny brands, 1880 IS.
Rye nOuf " LIZ 81 IS, corn meal western, jersey &c,
a. 50 g.. 20; BraLdyWine, t5R.stj "a
srNpHEs-Cotton was active aud steady a. Sikc Tor
mldulng upands. Petroleum dull ut !hc Tor refined,
anl gc tOr crude m bbls Spirits turpenlnc unsettled,
SSaqllc. Rosns dli good strained ais. Whskey
steady at tl0l@ti nv 1allow more active, and ttn
e. gtCly O. IN pg Iron thore have beon sales OF 900
tuas AT about Is Tor Au l. American, and ft9ti' tor
Scotch. Frcphts more active and nrmer; 5ioO0 DUN.
wheat 10 lI1erro), oy steam '!fs1d the higher rate
lJI next week.
GqoCguIEs -C1Gec-nrazlls in moderate demand ana
prc,s uGCl apgedi no lSLlgc.; java h'4@Itci sn!cs
lLH bags Rice EC anu again higher sales so tcsi Z.
% Ar, currency, duty pad, ald JOJ bags kaus1)L, III
ttul Mo l-"s more active, Ou prices the same sAes
20 LndS ~ iO."C, Tor PlrtO lacl AMI SIC, for Barua
Goes Nhg trs-liHE iuli ar 90 GOOD roaming, . lHaci
tar' jN nuts al GPAt Tor CuDa and lOc. Tor lJItJ
,GHAlS Wheat lg2c, better and more active; sales
NlO bush, mainly ~ q 29&sl,3! Tor red and amber
winter Ia store, and tlSSflS@ Tor No sprung. Rye
drolpnsj CANADIAN In bond. Ss49Oc. Barley and bar
Icy mat Hat Oats more active at some dec'nei sales
ElW hush, az 6ic for western and 66s1Nc, Tor ohio
push AZ tOgtll! for new Western tllxed, and tl.lAo
u 10 for do. yellow
PRovIsIONs- lower and closed duh sa ga In lob
lots OF 2OO bDls al t2JglG tO for and $3.50 for
cleaf beei quiet bus nrm salee IS bulls ut f2GDtis
ioT plain and extra meas ieTce beef dull Beef hama
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FIsK's RBGIMENTAL RECEPTION.
The Grand Orcbestra ReLearsal-Max Ma
retkek aud Col. Fisk, Jr., iu Iheir GLORY.

The Grand Orchestra ReLcarsal-MaX Ma
retlek aud Col. Fisk, Jr., in their GLORY.
In order to provide for the best musical ac-
compartment attainable TO add TO the pleasure OF the
Ninth Regiment Reception, TO be holden at tho AGA
deny OF Music this evening, Col. JaLAes Fisk, Jr.,
with the assistance of Max MGetzek and other well
known masters Of the baton, has organized al or
Of i25 pieces in proper keeping size with
the magnitude of the interests involved in the seemy
reception of the gallant Ninth to say nothing OF the
immense OutpOurlng OF mus,c-loying people certain
TO lie present on that suspicious evening.
On Wednesday, at o'clock, there was rehearsal
OF the orchestra at the Grand Opera House. Pre-
viOHs 10 beginning the regular rehearsal The veteran
Max haretzek removed his coat, and taking the
baton in his dexterous and sensitive hand,
ercsed tue horns and the hddles and tile
wry necked fife tor twenty minutes or more.
The man who did the ODhlecleide WAS
artist who drew forth yellum thunder from the
bowels OF the big bass drum. after this prelimi-
nary practice during which Col. Fisk, In purple vel.
vet and tine linen, assiduoas IN his attentions TO
his guests few in number, but large IN appreciation.
Max donned his coat, and the orchestra were soon
under way with the specaities intended for Friday
night. They opened with the overture from vii
lowed lively, gushing waltz written by nisbaclIer,
aud to be known hereafter us the National Guard
Waltz. The waltz on the Blue Danube, one OF
Strauss most deghthl productions, was heh re-
heaTHed, ami the rehearsal wound up with tue Erie
Gaop, brilliant gem composed by Max haretzeE
expressly for Cot Fisk's reception night at the
Academy. In addition TO these pieces, there viii be
many moro PLAYED by the grand orchestra. and dur
lne The breathing spells the splendid band VI the
Ninth Regiment viii perform.
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fuzzy invited to attend tho funeral from the residence
o. his graz parents sS Fra7klin av, Brooklyn. on
MOKIiN ER.-nrow1ica on "Wednesday NAY H. 49,
at Louisville. KY John Joseph Mortimer. eldest son Il
John and Satnh Mortimer In tue 2ltn wear Of In age.
fuy invited 10 attend the funeral this FrldayJ fore.
noon at 10 o'cock. from the resdence oil parents
PAGAN.- AT Valley Stream, L. l.. on WEDNESDAY, May
70 Robert Pagan, aged ~ years.
The relaiiveS aud friends Of the family are repect.
dence, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Carriages
VII be ~ attendance AZ the Jamaiea depot arrival
and and 10 O'Clock trains on Long island RAILROAD.
R1CiiARDsON.-On Wednesday, May IS Joseph
TIE reiSiyss ana friends also the members of wash
ington Lodge, No. u, and A. NJ, Ancient Chapter,
sso A,n,Hanhn. Sdae 10 i g. II re-
,pecnlly Invited to attend tue uners from 81 hnns
Episcopal Church, qhe Rev. Mr. gallandet, isth T.,
ia iEAN..At MS late residence. ~ LUDLOW q, on
Wednesday. May % iso, Martin Tanean. In the SD year
His relatives and friends and tho.e Of Fuiton Engine
Company. No. a, Volunteer Fire Department. are re-
specially invited TO attend the funeral az o'clock.
wAILER.-on Thursday NAV %, william IN FMS.
only of Oscar and Charlotte Waller, aged years,
thou hast icii thi. world VI sorrow.
OF trouble and Of pain
And we have lost treasure.
The relatives and trends OF the family are respect
~ 70 ep Me-, the & 6 9% tas ss5e AZ
|xfsH.-on Thursday. May 20. John wa!sh, In the
The relative and friends Of the family also those Of
Of his uncle Martin Wals respectfully invited 10
beth st. on saturday 18th int al ~ O'Clock. His re
mains VIII be convened to 81 Patricks Cathedral,
wheIe solemn high mass Of reagiem WI be offered
terry for interment.
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BLACK FRIDAY AGAIN.
Dispute over the Difference between 1 IS and
100 on $4,000.

About September "a the firm Of 7. Baker 4
Brother, importers, borrowed $4,000 gold Of
lockwood X Davenport their brokers, deposiIing q
Margin OF li2H. Gold the same day advanced to
1913 bu, the Messrs. Baker were told that gold
N9gi soon break, aud they need not increase their
r4rs1. Tae afternoon II tie day folowing-he
Memorable black Flid,y'-.ne price tumbled TO
u" aHl Baker & Co, directed their brokers to
l-' HOY accordingly bought Of Quinan * Enos,
'.' 'e '"'i Exchange Bank suspending no deliNe
u" were made On Monday Baker a Brother sad
'3 .ol,.dercd the contract cancelled but that they
"'tl 30 as other merchants did.
o. Tie a,h uf October LOCKWOOD Il Davenport re-
''.-' iaf' oi hie gold, and two days aiterwards-
go bong mep ltJ Baker * Brother entirely ro-
,t'..,. 81, contract Ire sellers refused 10 con-
f.4 l" hrIktr7 i.uA up tie gold at lB,
|''l NE contract wa- uiuIlns GU theta and
I...lIs. H.h,i d BROTHER claimed other
,'... --.+ p, rcc.,.r Z 100. the difference be-
b .a, 49, %. tnlal VI Slj,OO.
... ."'.'s JuaEe D4y. vas concluded yes
ii4 De, tILIt az" o verdict tor tue defCn.
...... ..s t.., Toe r"c'-si1u b. Bake, Brother
''' ."' tllhAf', A'i MOT aDoOlu'r. leaving their
49,. Ih D,i.uu HhstIoI they H,u.d Tescind tho
, ~ B VI aNo4t uto accession OF otter merchants ,
, ' WIZ Hh - '"apr, up.h 'h"n. o. OeiuP shp~u
'. '' HE.HGls LaI a-tup't4 deferred dClye-
,A' l'aI Ihe Jgg-cgs lad ~ " act as they
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The New Land Grab.
fhe Northern Pacific Railroad bill passed the
House ,r,trtlt Az by the EulloWlng yotc

The Northern Pacific Railroad bill passed the
House yesterday BY the following vote
AYEs-Mossrs. Allison, Amcs Armstrong, Archer
Atwood, ATtei. Ayre, Bailey, Banks BarnUm, barry,
'nuett, Benton, Bingham, air, hooker, bowen,
BOYD, hfOpAA VI asst buChley, blrdett, ButcT enn.)
CASE, Ca,kin ChnrcnIl; ciark CTexa.l, cobhN -,
Hi,eh,y u L'Hon b.cHc,y;s box, - Ferris, Ferry
,aEls, H,yest iIooar iooggT ilot{lsisl johnson,
hanin, lasn logssg, lyncn, Maynir,, Mccarthy, Nc
N.Y.. Se-iey, NfS,nam; o&SgllL rreI r.eIces Peters
Schturk Schumacher, sheldon illJ, sheldon q. ",
sheITOd, shOOeF smith oregon, siNith OchnD Smith
WemonU' smy'h doea. starEweainor sloAes,
stOulht0n, strickland. ianc, Tanner. ihln n, Town.
srnd, trmbir, wIche, Van Aukcn, Washburn (WlsJ,
v lslburn tNiass j vince o. Whtnior' Wilkinson, aud
v ilsun tMpnl-lUi
Beg, Bra, Bg.uNs O.. -, Burlington, Bufchard
Cessna clarke (hausAsl, CLEVELAND, Cobb (WHl, Co.
Pafn Cook G9x. Cr.9f Cuilom, DeSiniTon pI9snley
GlIl GTiHold, ilagh5h g4ldsWaq' Hale Ha4iIl, neT
h,rf Rn9u, LawriGncee Lewis Marshall Aayhamn, Me-
More 40, Moore a. ~ M9Tysn' eo ORTIZ
ct Rogers, Sargent, ScOnCd, Shanks Smi n lOhloJ
Scs Stevens, renson oneAlfnngt swami Taylor
4! ner, Epson. Van wyek. Voorhees,, Ward, Willard
Williams WILSON (oho), Wiaaus, Wlteher' and Wood
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ALEX AHDER-on Wednesday, May IS, after long
ana painm ilns's OF cor.umeton, llaIe 81 ton Alex
Tne relatiyys aud friends o. Tue iamly are respect.
iu nt'ed 70 attend .ae Gn,rS on fre hr Nay s a.
C&BRiE |0n Friday, May &C. 1870 ats A. NJ. Of dis.
ease VI The heart William Cs6hle, eldest of I'd.
ward and ElIaheh Cs5b!c, OF PRONE, sonc.setshne,
me relatives and friends %, Of ne family, also , ne
iy inyte4 to attend the tincri Gfo. bis lste resi-.
dence, 45 Grand 81. Brooklyn f. H.. On Friday, the
Sr l Cs6Sc, whose death noticed above an old,
%eSqG~n ana FcsPec'ea os 81 o we Ir rsex
learn with sincere sorrow his deeelse.
of pS pes 9 w %aHy s2aaf S@ me HqS
S1 Rsys deiSS rte saw s 44a he % TA firm and
On the second night previous TO his death, wnlc In
s @ P0'ss S . 25 Gi @ S 4 At &
they united in Singing hymns q praise n whicn he
men' were passed ia state Of ota. uhGo4sciou'ness
the sd Psan OF David
"rho Lord my Shepherd Is,
Ne shan M wants supplyi
And watch me with lii eye"
Hls last words addressed to his family were Ana
tneiu oat oi my Fathers hand y"
These we're also NE last words which his father ut
,cgoGKER'XI Molt Haven, on wsines9iay, May 25,
HG.aI on sa9ry ,ae * oi I' Jr9H e GcEaeF
New York typographical Society are requested 10 al.
tend. ,,,., ,...,.
the residence Of biz son.i.aw james 4. Duly' Io5ih
ST. aud Roadway John Gl-liI IN I"1 CON year oI n's
Tine funeral viii take place a, Gail9ck fr9m tle
F. and A. H. also Cierntntne, AmitJ, Cosmopolitan
No, 40, Union Flanrnlse, 49, Il Geolge Washington,
No PSI and the maternity generally are respectfully M
'LHwRESGE On Saturday, May 81. after a lingering
illness Jacob Lawrence, aged oS years
Ills rcmans wele INFERRED IN Greenwoods 49,
son Of james A. aud Carrie h, Mets, aged months aud
IN; r.Iatiyea and friends of the family are respect
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Court Calendars this Dpy.

suGSsv couHr, Cset-Pst I-NoA sl4s AIS. a~ Ssos ~
'g., t'fa, tsl, t.f t5s s7s2 s7s2 eia6, tfls
este 'e. 500, eSa9, e,iA $50, ese 1850 tsS, 7lSs
StrHkNt Coukt SrsiaL TEHANJs. l1 40, Us, 2U, .ig
ty ~ J s ss, ~, 4s -, 49, stl, gse, .s, ~ sV
lau, ~, gs4
StrHfsN CoUHr, CHANnHks-No. ?3i,
srrtHloH Corrr.-No- 3is9 is1l. 2soi SIS ?is1, ri-
935i, 1854 mi.
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The Good Book says It is easier for camel 10 20
through the eve VI needle than Tor fch man to
ter tie Kingdom of Heayen II = also easier ior Re
publican to be- elected Mayor OF tins city than Tor
man 20 eater the circle " Ia hon with Jut wearing
Knox lat the open sesame" Knox 10 be found al
No q. Broadway Ado.
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In state bonds the feature was new Ienncssees which
freely dcat in al 81, the old selling 6lvpbt.
Georgia g. 0 the u. %, new North CnrIlln1s. p
!5A tie Mlssnufis, 9LCGylA and Alaoama 3 - nav
south CarulinAs rising y Y cent.tn ~ city Bans
shares strOng, with sales of Corn Exchange
Central National, III Commerce, 10 Fourth National
1893 aud American Exchange, lll Halfway mortgages
strong on small sales Its OF Chicago Columbus
aud Illinois Central selling Al pa Michigan southern
sinking lund bonds. ~ Morris ami Essex i-ts lOl
aud Central Paclrcs Sh r93A Unions lcIug quoted,
GAoSs61 land grants 1CkN1bA incomes, 81, ss1}.
anu stock, SO ES The earnings OF the hiClso and
kocK Island rllruad Tor the third week OF May were
a9i- higher than tie same time IA 0t; those Of the
Chicago and NoTlhw western for the SANE perJl being
{G..al luNcr.
The chief features o. the stoci marke were PAeif,
Mail. Rock Island, Northwestern, a. Pau, ONO anil
Mississippi, Lake shore, and tnc NFudcrhtt shares.
The met named RANGED on cNfrr.r quotations tTOu
to a. Rock lsaud, l.s'. NurthN cetcrn. 50 tO
~. thV preferred So. to 81 raul 60 10 The
preferred, slh TO A'4 orc .aI Mts.ss lui, ks To-
- Lak3 shore ~ 10 80 New OH Ceutrai Il -.
loI.a to ioNi scrip, 90. 20 ~ Hauem, IA, to 10 =
and Reading. 1853. 10 ll6 HCstun Hartford and lr
quiet Al 5ito5H and Sew Jersey Cen raj strong at
lVytAly. OF the investments sccutitlC. CHICAGO AID
Alton sold at ll6 Morris and EseN at 49,, and { C.
and l. &, ~ l98GN- Hannibal and 81, Joseph was
strong selling u ling 49, the rtri' icl ll9als, Oh.
cage and AltOl tCt!p a. 1884 ana DupUquc and SIOUX
ny l05. The lnlsCc laucUu- shares Wcit l Western
lulpn Telegraph lAus INK Non 8. - So. Nlrpt u
preferred selling l.. lNlEue euats neg ectrd
with the exec ton o.. AuClIC1p. Whth suI A. - The
general market closed stton Al te Ol ~Iu prices at
bi Al.
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BOsrpS Mas, May II. l-iO.
10 George ~ hlRsr. Tt.Wd1cs Saleita s.deHi Of ice
STATE N Aur IYtl.
J. ". McCul.oh represents that he was appointed by
the Legislature OF Ses York to examine the affairs OF
the Mutual Life Insurance ComDsny Of New York, ana
that c MADE many charges against .nc officers OF
that Company all ot wnicn have be.n sustained b.
H. this truep Have the Officers, any OF them
nittcj any breach OF tru-t' What Is the re-
suit OF your examination public meeting Of policy
holders IS called 10 meet here Thursday. which McCul.
loh propose 20 address. L. your opinion. after the
iryestsatioa you have made there anything 10 the
conduct Of tn Officers OF the Company when should
FORT. she confidence OF the po.cy.holIes IN themP
Answer by telegram. aud also by t1-dtys mail.
GEORGE c. RICHARDSON.
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NEW YorT, May Is, 1870.

george o. RciGrdsoR, Esq. Ho.ton. Mas.
Your desp4tch rockwell y. ". Me alloh was not
appointed 10y the lt-. Of ..ls state to examine
tie Affairs OF the MuliA Luc In,drancs Company OF
New York. He was SLOWED by the lnyestic ating Com.
mt,ee OF the Assembly 10 attend, d1 with m consent
and the consent OF tAe Company did attend par
uciPate IN an examination whirh have been making.
All charges made by MI McCulloh others fully
iuvestga'ed The examination has been thorough
lhc cnargcs Of breach o. trust Aad misnanagement
have not in opinion been c~abiished. Nothing ma
been fhowa which should forfeit or impair tue coma
Lence OF he policy tho ders orpubl in the Company
It's management My examination has satisfied m" that
the Company has been managed with peculiar ability
aud tegritv, and that IT. cuLdon cmlnenty ,ound
I shan publish an olc.al :,pol 5n.
GEO. W. MILLER.
Superintendent of the Insurance Department VI the
State Oh Sew York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-27

NEW YoPK thursday, Nav 26-Ihe receipts of
beevCs acre l.. ! head. niue lighter supply than was
anticipated, and the mirtSci Was arm NJ UNCHANGED
III ices OF ilkai6kC.ip n. Tor very common to very
good lots. with six car loads or 800 sheen rcceiyod,
sales were slow Yesterdays figures. Sales include
i73 shcared ILLINOIS, Ii rs av at % aSNr and i Jersey
lambs at i&Giie. n, and 100 do At i3Ac. Poor TO
prime sheep are quoted at 5sWlHc: NJ. HuEr were
nrmer, anu dressed advanced 60 lSc, y n. Receipts
MCrC ~ car fonda or 2.lll NOES.