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FLOUR AND GRAIaeceipts, Ssa bbls Sour. 100 d. and
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market for s .1s wisIa s .as asa s e ~
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1s N. ps. % ana
higher figures. Sales 500 obls., At $4s6 $50
TSsn TSs marse. wSsal va. sa price.
lower The laes cenfns to about bushels AZ
Ia re-
ana i heavy Ssssy @ ss:S:l:
e % q for kp dried SIC &c os ~ yellow Jssy saS
and heavy Yhs :aiss were &c Tor
Je.ey and Southern, and bsc s2c for State westsra
barley sStsd u.s. ordinary % G
%.1tss va. .sSemsy quiet offerings
being Light and rates heavy and nominal except for
rSisa n. 81
e The
70 Liverpool PEI s bale: oo.oa 10 nsIGss
s & e.s 1ns DfEa L.
S r. 10 h.mDr ana E.
werp brig with iico Sbls petroleum. to Gibraltar for or
az ss! 81. !ssa tst'
s S s cs e
cargo and from Phiadsphs ship. 1000 tons,
:ssso Ss-: e. scs foreign and
va: there Dsnc no ID. saSss os Tsa o
oa Cuba s1 old DO s1ssa s' sss . new
oo S6c $0c new oo musoovaoo, lehhns Rlsaes svc
iS old Porto orr s Eioo S as Isc nav English
ssa. IS Rico Hns:s
SD. m.rs.. for spirits urpsnns
quiet. there being NO demand % except fOr for anna. G.s Sa
.1.a a
Sales 600 bbls strained q ~ % - and 80 DO Ne
;aa 3 s; - No. 4 IS q e 9; = No p.:
as "a s s1ssv g os ~ . dun
~ 6I6 DO. beef 965
Sos sS F as IL: s'
s ns az g. s' for ne. sas @ .siss : Tor Y
livery there Od t bss new mesa 4 2s @ tor Fss.
ws.ssIn Va M end 10 Sa oily. Live hcs guo.sd !.
&C. Sc. for prime, with arrvAk q Aei head
S:ss S:ss or e sa s o
and ga u! for do. Beef hams wore steady, wit.
,s' Ta .ns ss ss 1 q au ~ Z
sss for prime :': aud s & ssi 1SI Inda rcss d.
- sold loo for long clear and lsc
and S cS
s. q: s.. s:s .s sss.
agss - M S f0s mo- 70 prime ps.ssa IN
raw The denand being Pncpsy from eansr. and pricss
steady z the aao'sen appsndsd d hSsr: SS.
iske. for psmsI.ra Also $50 BIO. bo.s' y, At los; !.
closing eS:H 4 i4c. for hard, I.e is4c. for .ofs
%hs & e for s1 e anS s s o ysS
fair 70 good fair refining 0c good 70 prime refining,
.lSsesy M to ssps ross :Ia
she i2c mo...es hhd. and n Doss. ss ioSe: mssd0
DO do. Xo. 10 % l., DO; do. Nos Is 70 Is
HE l1sc Dc. do Nos Is % ID i2.ae sG do DO,
grocery sr.de
l2c. MesArs Amsnn Co made the stock of raw tod.y
folowsslso hhd@, sSiSi Sois 24s's boxes and sSs
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

t....5.5..t TnUHaDAY, Feb. H-sP n.
CoFrEK.-Rio was in fair demand from The Gads and
prices steady a former quotations. ThsTs we're sold
I7SS bags Henry Louisa, 1000 do. Nicohue and
1850 do sooneu ON private For other descriptions
the market dull and we heard Of no salss-
CorroS.-There an increased business consummsaed
In this staple to-day the demand from all sources being mos
active; but the offerings being large the market was heavy
and prices recsded fully 10 h. Includns 7 bales 70
arrive tho sacs weroR 3 baes OF which
port 7 for spinnins 1855 on :pecuasion and 2U were N
There good business tn future prices for
which, however, were about per lb lover Ths sale:
"a Lie aS4Hc do, Tor June. part a aNc aS do for
July, do. for February, at c; 7SO do, FOR
March, ~ Ibl6c aal9Sc l,o for APRIL u 24c aslAe;
200 for June, 4c NO do, for July and l0 do Tor
ding March, ANc. Sc. We append tho closing
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
THURgpAY, Feb. 1T--6 +. u.

THUKDDAY, FcD. lI-O +. - y
Goid IN ~ further decline TO-DAY touched isH
which n the lowest prce for u since the 24th Of Sep
emher, 1864, or cary In the days Of Ine war Ihe
assaral weakness Of the market wss asssted py
speculative sales on the part OF persons interested IN
stocks and governments, who hope TO influence
''b cak" In the latter by lower range In The pre-
MUM. The decline was resisted by the few "puis"
remaining In the Gold Room, who flooded tue street
Win bulletins from Washington and elsewaere cal
culased 70 strengthen the market. Both ndes have
commenced 70 operate In these news dispatches
and no sooner IL o "bearn story anoat than the
"balis'' follow II up with version suited 70
their operations. The consequence to-day was
. series Of rival Tissue sheets, intended 70
influence either side OF the speculative strategy OF
the gold dealers. Holders Of goa hadtneir balances
carried ~ rates ranging from SIX down 70 three per
cent The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank
were asdoiows-Goid cleared, $22 lol ,0Co; gold bal
ances, $s7Saol; currency balances, 1892 ,b6C. The
a. n I'M ttnpa foil
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BOARD o. ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

absence OF the President Mr.. Gibney was called
upon TO preside.
numoer OF unmportsnt resolutions were pre-
sented and referred.
WORTH STREET TO NE wIDENED AND RxTEyDxD.
4 resolution Was adopted directing the Counsel to
the Corporation to take the necessary legal measures
70 have Worth street wtdened and extended ~ In
cludng within the street all tho land northsriy and
westerly Of = line drawn from point on the s0uta
aide OF the street. about nftynve feet west Of Wess
Broadway and extending to the s0uSherly line OF
Jay street. at lts intersection with Hudson street,
Worth street. f.el8..l tN8
the Croton Aqueduct Department was directed TO
have Macdougal street. from spring to Eighth street,
paved with Began pavement.
me Board adjourned to meet this tFriday) after
noon,
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COURT OF SESSIONS.
A Female Receiver Convicted.
fore Judges Troy, Voorhees, and johnson

Female Receiver COnvhcted.
Before Judges Troy, Voorhees, ana johnson.
Ann Clements, Wen dressed and respectfully ap-
pearlng woman, about forty years OF age who lived
az 81 Taman street. was placed trial tor receiving
property which had been stolen, by her two daugi-
ters, from the store OF MCKINNEY n Stewart, 279
Fulton street. IL may be remembered tnat enc day
last month the daughters, who are respectively nine
ana eeyen years OF a2e were arrested for the theit
and subsequently sent 70 the House or Refuge Dy
Justice WASH The police searched the residence Of
their parents. anu found there the property which
had been stolen BY the girls. Both Mr.. aud krs.
Clements were arrested and held await the action
or the Grand Jury, which body indicted them. At
the Time Ol their arrest they accused each other OF
SENDING their daughters around ~ steal IRON stores
The Jury yesterday convicted Mrs. Clements, VINO
was tDereup0n remanded for sentence.
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OBITUARY.

Mr.. HENRY r. swBRrsgR. well known Ia New
YORK Journalism. oied in this city yesterday aged
thfrty-three years. He was native OF Brooklyn,
and graduate OF Yale College At one time he
WAS connected with the Times and was subse-
quehtiy associated with his brother In the manage
nent oi tue hontd Tdtle He afterwards held re-
spousule position on . city paoer, which he retained
untl nls dcasn. Mr. Sweetser was . nard, steady
worker a. Journalist. Personally he Was = GENIAL
gentleman and sincere Chrisian.
WILLIAM WILLIS, wen known AZ the historian
OF Portland, Me-, died in that city yesterday. He
was an aole lawyer and had nlisd many honorable
Offices.
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RsookLrH COUNTS.
SUPREME couaI-ssHsaAL IesM

THE GINS House Trasedy-The Case Or OweH
Hand, Under Sentence 0f Deash fer ths
Murder Of Janes OsDen1eu. ...., ,.,,
Eefare Judges barnard, Gilbert, Tappen and Pratt
O,oen Hand. Pialnttr IN Error, cs me Peop1, De
endants ia Err0r.--On the nth or August last tho
prisoner Hand. who was employed st the HOulh
Brooklyn gas house. stabbed and killed James
ODonneh, fellow workman IN the essanlshmsne.
lie was tired In tho Court Of Oyer and Tcrmincr,
Judge Gilbert presidine. In October and having
seDtenced 20 De executed on the sd Of December.
appeared during the trlal that on lbe day or tue
murder iiand and O'Donneii quarreileo with eacn
ing 70 AVOID any trouble ordered tAe latter 70 quit
worxand go homo. ODonneli thereupOn crossed 70
his clothes preparatory TO leaving. few minutes
afterwards Hand walked directly up TO where ne
was and the quarrel was resumed. U'Donnell made
pass az The prisoner, who drew KNIFE ana staDDed
INN three limesin the left arm lett breast and ab
domen. The wounded man fell TO the door. and
said:-.rhere he Is; nov make whai you IKE o. hun;
haze Killed nlln.n and walked away. Z.
ExJudge Moore, counsel for the prisoner, having
appealed 10 the General Term 0n exceptions taken
during tho trial. the case came up Tor argument e3-
serday. Judge Aoore's ponts were - fclows-.
ne revised statutes prOvIde that the killing OF
human be ng wiIn0nt the anthorlsy Of law saaN be
murder or mansauaher or JusAsIlablc or excusRbe
lenicde according TO me facts ana circumstances
charged the jury that IN aspect OF this case could
the prisoner De convicted of muraer IN the second
degree. The Judge erred In his charge, because
FTst- II preveRJcd consideration or Inc facts and
circumstances OF the case and was virtually an In-
strucou 10 IND the accused guilty OF murder IN the
first degree. SecOnd--ln creaging new degree OF
homicide tnlurder IN the second deree) the Iagisia
ture lntended to provide Tor cases Of KlnDg done
purposey ana maliciously, but without deliberate
and premeditated malice Ihere~Wa5 test mOny IA
this a,c showing tnaG this was just such case.
Third sucn an offence as murder IN the second
degree has long existed IN Pennsylvania aud ohio.
FOurth--the convection snouid be set ASIDE aud
new trial ordered. G A
District Attorney Mo rls replied and the Court
took the papers and reserved tnelr decision.
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,xpcHA1los NEE TING N TRENTON, H. /

great deal OF indignation has been manifested BY
the citizens of Trenton against the proposed anend
ent to the city charter, lately introduced into the
Legislature, providing for the establishment Of q
select council, to be composed Of nine members,
VINO shall be elected at the general election and
have power to revise the action OF the Common
Council. The bill possesses many objectionable
features and ID opposed by . majority OF the Com
mon Council and citizens generally. meeting
Will be held this evening to take measures against
IT, and petitions are being circulated calling for an
indignation meeting.
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!tassy FRAUDS.
Prisoners Sentenced for Violation Of the Stamp

Prisoners Sentenced for Violation OF the Stamp
Lawy-A Nice Point Of Law.
In the United States District Court at Trenton N.
J., yesterday, Henning and Bonhardt, the Hudson
City matchmakers who were arrested last fall
charged with making counterfeit revenue stamps
ana using cancelled stamps, were sentenced yes
terday TO one year each at nard labor In the State
DR.. James A. Petr,e, Of Elizabeth, was brought mp
for trial In this court for cleaning cancelled revenue
stamps BY Q chemical process AMI selling the same,
but hts Couusei putting In a. defence tn@ he was
only Iocnnlcaly guilty Judge Field reserved the pa
pers to decide whether he Was really or technically
guilty.
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SUPERIOR cuuET-IanL TERN. -rAaT 2
Action Aanisst the Nassau Bank.
Before Judge Jones ana a Jury.

AcIOu NHHInHt Tue NWkHWu NHHHs
Before Judge Jones ana a Jury.
KpoI ~. 7ne Na&sau Basak.-When the founda.
ttons OF the Nassau Bank were beng excavAted The
1ssndasious Of the new HERALD building running
Aown thirty feet 1t became necessary to sink the
tsundatons OF the bank TO an equal depth. The
descendants were, therefore Obliged W sn0re I'd the
toun0atiohs OF the piantii's and, IN doing 81 ran
needless through the Wall into his basement and
Bs0re. The p,antin claims that there was an 0nne-
cessary delay III building the foundations and in
permitting tle needles to remain tnrougn the walls
70 the deIriment aud interruption Of his business,
81, 500 damages.
Inc deiendents Bet up thar there was uaneces
sary delay and that IA the PERMISSION given by tie
Hlaintin 10 carry on tne work no time was liked for
It's COMPLETION
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supaEMi c0uaT C Akasas.
YAe Pneumasic Transit Company Litigation
Motion for an InJuncti0a ISoniod.
Before Judge Caroczo.

Before, Judge Caroozo.
17se Mayor &C., Tns Psealnlaticsff0nst COM
Ssmp-The motion IN shs case was for an injuno-
tAoa restraining the defendants from prosecuting
their work oil placing pneumatic tubes under Broad
waV.
Judge Cardozo In rendering his decisoa ssid It
was impossible to mold thai the defendanta were
aSDg any tsinK which under the acts or the Legsla-
tusc.they'nao not lawful authority TO do, or that
thosevaes were constitutional without diierlug from
Ne opinions pronounced IN she case Of the People
VI. Kerr. While tnat case stOOd he Thought Inc
present case must ia,i He would add tnat should
even n De did not regard the case clear Tor the
deIendants, incline 10 hold that an Injunction should
no, issue until the question had been passed upon by
t1e General Term W cast because the defendants
we're SHOWN TO have incurred large expense, anu TO
have proceeded with tne work upon the faith OF
statute u the state and the paintlrs mad suffered
tAem 70 40 w and 70 expend large sum OF money
before raising any objection TO their acts. Notion
aNnlcl; COSTS to abide cYpnG.
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su19e Aner.-NoG SeA If6 s7A S1a 81 S7e ssS,
01S, $40, 3sl 3S2. 3S2 $50, 8sl, Ss1 3SA Part a-B&
fore Judge Gross. .-N0A 1Sd 900. "a 90, IN, as7,
Sle 3l7, siS, $40. $40, 66S, b00 s10, Oh, Oh S7a
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THE COU r T S.

Rsfusing b Testify - . Witness-TAe Pneumatic
rrandt Company utigation-A Bank Case
Sentenced for BurglGy-A "reminiscences
II Judge Dowling-A Strange His
tory-Politicians' Pets-Ths Brook
lyn Gas House Tragedy.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

The following auction sales Of real eaats made yes
tcrdnyx-
NEW YonK PRorHRTY-BY MULLER, WILKINS 4 co.
lots llth and Sith each 35YIW... $l1,6N
Also house and lot Nv D. - II OF lith st, lot
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n0a9&
Before Commissioner Shields.
me Ussfted States -. james O. KeRey--The defend
aAts charged With HAVING refused to appear before
Collector Pieasonson, OF the Fourth collection ans
sEsct in pursuance OF SUMMONS requiring him 70
testify an 70 MS business. he being retail liquor
eeakr. The deicndant was thus proceeded against
sDeS the fou teenth sectlon OF lAe act Of 1865 by
AnAhOry Of winch Commissioner Shields issued An
attachment Tor ms arrest The DEFENDANT was
ereught before the Uommsssl0ner and on c0usentiug
- testify was dlscha rged.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Refusias 70 Appear and ressify a. to Bud.
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POLICE MATTERS.

The trials of Policemen yesterday took place
before Commissioner Brennan. The charge against Patrol
Macarthur OF the Broadway squad that he had cruelty
treated beggar while removing her from Broadway,
dismissed for OF evidence to sustain the allega
ton.
Morris Brockman keeper Of low concert saloon in the
basement OF No 80 BOwery who has been arrested by the
Police on many occasions complained that koundslneh
schultz and westeran of the Tenth Precinct arrested
him and the way TO the station house beat him in
brutal manner Inc complainant e1h nted traces Oh the
Grated the statement that the complainant had been
roughly handled Sergeant Sanders SAID that he heard
the cry of " watch and murder" and coming mp saw
Westennan have his arm around BrOckmans neck and
at the same time saw him strike Brockman In the mouth
with his club He told the officers he would take charge
of the prisoner that that way 10 treat him. but
Westerman pushed him away declaring that the prisoner
ence Roundsman Westerman asked the Sergeant If he
not Interested in the saloon, and the latter ndig
Jane Murray formerly employed in the saloon, said
that she paid at the rate OF - IS week She de
cided to leave, and BrOckman trumIcd up charge OF
having lost some checks, and coming there late. she
Thought rather hard that portion OF hei Wages Should
be retained for her beng few minutes lae'
had IN his possession some clothing belonging 10 he ana
She then applied Roudsmen Schultz and Westerman
and they went with her and demanded the clothing on
and they then took him into custody She did not
see BrOcklnan cl1bbed.
the Board and ne thought it would 90 further He
declared himself III favor OF thoroughly overhaulng the
superintendent Jourdan made charges against Ser
geants Walter l. sandf9rd OF the Second, George W.
Townsend OF the Third, and VIM. j. Robinson of the
Twenty sixth CITY HD Precincts OF having neglected
their duy early Su day morning last The cases were
tired separately. The Superintendent visited the down
town stations between and o'clock a on Sunday
and found the Sergcdut who should have been on
duty at the time, asleep il rooms adjoining the MAN
Office. All OF the Commissioners had been called with
the intention OF having vote at taken on dismiss
ing the sergeauts hut after they hadcOusued for few
moments il evident that the COm sOncrs were not
agreed and they adjourned until At that hour the
Board reassembed and after considerable deliberton
concluded TO dismiss the ScrgeaIts Ali of these ON efr
have been many years In the Department, and their re-
cord previous to these charges beng made was eood
The DoOrmen OF these Precincts, Oh duty at the tme
were dismissed Oh Monday.
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their church edAce the corner of Henry and Rem
sensts. has been receiving extensive alterations and
repairs The edhce is now completed and viii be
opened Tor divine service tomorrow.
Inc main building church proper has been enlarged
ny the setting back of the wall distance OF ~ feet
Tue sngs have been increased 20 the number OF 600
The interior has been entirely remOdeed and enlarged,
the seats and galleries rearranged and the organ
10 lof IN the rear OF the pulpit New pews and hand
some new pulpit OF oak have been provided and the ill.,
terror has been tastefuy finished IN oak, while the walls
and ceiling have been chastcy tinted and frecoed The
ceiling II now beautiful blue, studded with gold stars,
untouched except that the cOrnccs at the spring OF the
arches are gided. The former loft has been
verted into gallery approached by stairs In the Remsc
81. lower The slttlngS this gallery be free.
large extension has also been erected at the rear
TIE church, but Will not he finished for the
months IL IA two stories in hight, and constructed Of
II Is of symmetrical design and Will be surmounted by
imposing tower OF granite and ndstoue. The nrs floor
OF TINS extension VIII be occupied lecture ROOM and
the second floor as a Sunday-school ROOM pleasant
ana convenient study for the pastor and conference
room have also been added.
The organ built by the Messrs. Hook Of Boston,
ana although smaller than the one at Plymouth Church.
IL regarded 10y the builders of the finest they have
yet constructed. It's cost about $4,000. The pulpit
Is now reading desk, resting upon low PLATFORM
mounted by an open balustrade and approached by
staircase OF hYe steps at each side.
The entire cost Of the alterations and additions will be
about SlS6e The committees of supervision Build
ing Committee-Mcssrs, George L. Nichols. Jeremiah p
Robinson, Sidney Green, Dwight johnson. Walter T.
ton COmmittee-The Row Dr. stOrrs, j. c. Brevoort,
George L. Nichols Archtect-Mr. Leopold EidlitZ. The
organist Of the Church is Mr.. j. +. sweeser and the
choir is quartette composed OF the following nmed
ladies and gentlemen Miss Georgia II. Fan, S,nrano.
Miss Maria Norton, COntraltO; Mr.. 5. Martin Tenor Mr.
Fred Crane BassO The Church with - Increased com
forts and beauty It's eloquent and popular pastor and
superior choir, viii doubtless create larger demand for
sittings.
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wonderfully same and las. raoer As sire he win no

wonderfully game and fast As sire he VIII no
doubt equally distinguish himself. .
OF the brood the paddocks Jessie Dixon, the
dam OF Narragansett Canonicus and Mascus, irst
looked at She II hne long, ehesnut mare, with great
substance and qualify and presents the ideal OF stud
maron. EAnglaise is an imported bay mare, by Hoobe
Noble out Of Peri by BirdCacber she is g0od-OOkng
brood mare, but T. now quite blind. Chignon il bay
mare by Barownie out Of Jewel by Arab full sister to
Climax she shows plenty Of quality. Pasta, by Rev
enue is grandlooking bay mare, and the dam Of nu-
winners, among them Patti, Bonnie Braos Bon
ME Doom and Bonnie Iass. Mamie lie wis il chestnut
mare by encoe out Motto, by imp Barefoot, and she
dam Of Adebaran. she was barren Ia Jerome Ed
gar the last two asons The other brood mares Minnie
Minor and The Goamin, absent on visit to Ken
tucky.
Inc Valley Brook 9tnd Farm ia well worthy OF visit
by the lover or the breeder Of thoroughbred stock Un-
fortunately, however the march of Improvement VIII In
a few short months sweep il away. The Spectator has
already possession and the green fields IN which
ie horou ghbIed brood mares and their produce now
live IN quiet and enjoyment, will soon be covered with
country villas and residtnces.
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Boston Trapani; brig II. H. Moiilvery, from surnaD