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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-15
THE PEABODY FUND.
meeting 'f'. ,ru.,se. al ,hs Peabsdy Eda-

meeting az. ,,,ss. n, ,.. P.absay Edu-
-..~a FuRd rUuuay Dtstin alshod Vistors.
The annual meeting OF the trustees OF tne
Peabody Education Fund was held to-day I'D
Parlor G, Continental Hotel.
1t will be remembered that this fund was
started by Mr. Peabody In 1867, during his
second visit to the United States, when he
donated a million and half of dollars In money
and securities for the purpose of furthering
education in the Southern States. This was only
his first gift, however. In 1868 he added another
million TO the fund, making the total amount
S2 600 eco.
The gentlemen who have been appointed
trustees of this fund were selected with great
care by Mr.. Peabody himself, 50 that the money
might be used to the very best advantage for the
purposes intended. The iollowing-named gen
tlemon comprise the board
Hen. Robert g. Winthrop, Ii. d. Boston (Pres-
dent of the boar6l; General U. s. Grant; Hon.
Hamilton Fish, New York; Hon; William NJ
York; Hon John ". Clifford, Boston: Hon. George
Peabody Russell, Salem, Mass; Right Rev. Charles
p. McIivaine, cincinnati; Charles Manchester, BsI
PHILADELPHIA George n. Eaton, Esq, BatimOre =
George W. Riggs, Esq, Washington: Hon. William
A. Graham, North Carolina; Hon. William Aiken
Charleston, 5. c.; Edward A. Bradford, ESQ, Ne v
Orleans; j. n. Watson, Esq, Nashville; Hon Will
liam G. kives, Virginia; and Admiral Farragut
United States Navy.
Since these appointments have been made
Admiral Farragut and Mr.. Rlves have died. To
the distinguished list must also be added the
name of DIR. Sears, the executive agent OF the
which position he resigned to accept the one he
now holds. DIR. Sears, since the last annual
meeting, has been engaged in making a thorough
canvass of the Southern States, aud is now pre-
pared to give information which will aid the
work materially.
The meeting of the trustees to-day was held at
10 o'clock. The following gentlemen were pre-
sent: - Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, presiding;
George Peabody Russell, the nephew of Mr.
Peabody. and Secretary of the Board DR.. b.
Sears, Executive Agent; Bishop McIlvaine,
Samuel NJ. Wetmore, Charles Macaester w. NJ.
Evarts. VIM. A. Graham, John III. Clifford, and
George N. Eaton.
The meeting was private. The principal busi-
ness was the reading of the report of the Exc
cutive Agent, which is lengthy document.
The regular routine business was then trans
acted.
The board 7ill continue in session for three
or four days, meeting about four hours daily.
The nature of the appropriations and the way
in which they are made render this lengthy ses-
sion necessary. The money of the fund is given
out TO communities in the South only when two
thirds of the whole amount necessary is made up
by those applying for the benefits. The remain
ing third is then supplied from the fund. All of
these appropriations are made for one year
only, so that il is necessary TO go over the whole
list at every annual meeting.
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philadelphia Trade wepors.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. l5.-Blrk-In the absence of
sales we quote No. Quercitron at $40 per ton.
Seeds-There is very little Cloverseed coming for
ward, and It ranges from 1O24@l1Ac. % pound.
Timothy ana Flaxseed scarce. We quote the
former at s6'25, ana the latter at s2'1n.
The Flour market presents no new feature,
the demand being confined to the wants OF the
home consumers, whose purchases foot up 1000 bar
rels including superflne, choice, at $685. at
Sc; Northwestern extra family Mt s6'759750; Penn.
sylvania DO do. AT s6'25G 6I5; INDIANA and Ohio do
do. at Sc 15d TO- and fancy brands at IS 90 81 In
quality. Rye Flour may he quoted at Sc. In Corn
Meal no sales were reported.
The Wheat market Il dull at former rates. Sales
OF Indiana red at sl'55@ 1885, Ohio do. at Sl55 and
amber at $1bSdl62. hye may he quoted at 81
a103 for Western and Pennsylvania Corn is steady,
nut there is not much activity. sales OF yellow at
1G@ soc. and Western mixed al T7C97Sc Oats COM
Iuand inll prices. Sales OF 2000 bushels Pennsyl-
wanna at 6oc.
In BARLEY we notice sale of 5000 bushels Western
at 81 O5.
Whisky is quiet 80 barrels Western iron-bound
sold at
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Death OF a. itIu.ic,ap.

LEwIsToN, Feb. ia private despatch an
nouncos the deah Of Professor w. X Erninger, at
jacksonville, Florida, yesterday. He was mus-
cal director and instructor and was well known D
this State.
Fatal Afrny.
In fight yesterday between John Kinney and
Jehn Daily, the former received blow, causing his
death.
A Cor0nef's Jury Finds Verdict Against n
hnisrOad COMPANY.
BOSTON. Feb 15.-The jury of inquest on the body
or John N. Collier, killed by the railroad tram at
Auburndale. charge the officers OF the Boston and
Albany Railroad Corporation with negligence iu the
ejectiDg man from an Outward-b )und express
train, between statons contrary to the rules OF said
corporation and that the officers negligent in
not attempting TO stop the inward-bouDd express
IT ain previous to the accident.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Forsers Plead Guilty.

NEW YORK, Feb 15.-Lewis Van Eaton and
Charles d. Vanderpool, alias Brockway in the Court
OF General Session. to-day pleaded guilty OF forgery
in the fist degree. Sentence vas defer ed.
Proposals for Bonds.
NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-There were eighteen
proposals for bonds amounting to 1896 200, at
109'09@109 75 The awards will be- two mill
lions al 9,09@9'24.
The chip Neptune Outrages-r Tho Officers Re.
leased ttIili.
NEW YORK, Feb. To- Captain Peabody and Bart
lett s. Mayo first mate 0f the ship Neptune, ap-
peafed before United States Commissioner Shields
this morning, and gave bail in $1,000 each for ex-
amin alton.
Widening of BF Oadway.
ALBANY, Feb l5-The Broadw ay Widening bill
has just passed the Senate ny a vote OF II to IA.
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PROGRESS.
A Step In the Riaht Directlon-De ed icatIon of
Decent Police stati0H-b Ouse.

Step In ,he Riaht Observation-Disclosures of
Decent Police statiOH.b Ouse.
This afternoon at o'clock the beautiful
structure To be used as the station house of the
Fifth district police force will be formally turned
over to the city authorities. We have given a
description of this building Qocated on Fifteenth
street, below Walnut), but are pleased to repeat
what was then said of it, that cit is an honor to
the city" There are few cities that have been
tlsgrtced with worse station houses than Phila-
delphia, and il Is rarely that Grand Jury in It's
preeentment has not had occasion to call atten-
lion to some of these ill-ventilated, badly
arranged, inadequate, and foul-smelling struc-
lures Al present the Fourth district station
isadetestable place that cannot be separated from
a horribly filthy look, and the Third district
station house, ridiculOusly inadequate for the
wants of that section, are under Indictment as
nuisaIces. OF all the stations there are bat
two or three that are respectable.
The to be dedicated this afternoon is
something entirely new in design and attrac-
tive in appearance. 1t is finished beautifully
and arranged with a view to the greatest conve-
nience and comfort of the officers, and its out
ward look is entirely devoid of that responsiveness
which attaches to SO many of our stations
Special attention has been paid to the lodging
rooms for the homeless poor. and they can here
pass night without wallowing in filth or being
almost stiiled with noisome odors. The cost of
this building was just $4,000, the amount
originally appropriated; so that we have on
record one Improvement that required no spe.
cial appropriation TO meet a deficiency"
The ceremonies this afternoon will be of an
interesting character. Mayor Fox will be there
and also ex-MayOrs McAlichael, Henry, and
VauX. Councils will participate, aud I'M
doubtedly some Of the Judges. The programme
is this.-
Select Councilman Henry Marcus, acting
Chairman of the Building Committee will, with
"well-timed" speech ESQ he intimates), pass
the keys to the chairman of the Police Com
mittee.
The chairman of the Police Committee will
deliver the keys 10 the Mayor.
The Mayor will speak.
All will lunch.
ost-pTandials.
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FINANCE AND COmMERCE.
EvENINs TELEGRAPH orsIcE.,

wednesday, teD. 10, 1871. !
There is slight improvement in the demand
Tor call leans, and rates appear firmer. The
supply OF loanable funds Is not materially in-
cTeasng, but IL is ample for all demands and
rates continue to favor good borrowers. The
iavorite cO,laterals are Government bonds
though good railroad securities are freely taken
5 TO per cent. Is the range of rates. The dis
count market shows no improvement, the snow
storm having interfered with the movement of
goods to and from the interior, and some DAYS
will elapse before the impediments to traffic are
removed. There is very little commercial paper
Offering, but all good names are taken at mode
rate rates; q per cent. is the rule at the banks.
and per cent. in the outside market.
Gold fluctuated considerably the sales open
ing at 1ll1s, declining to 1l0%, and closing
at Ill
Government bonds are active and stronger.
At the Stock Board there was considerable
movement, and prices show better feeling
State 6s, third series, sold Mt 107LO1071S, and
City 6s, new bonds at 101 4@l0l56.
Reading Railroad was quiet with some sales
at 1886; Pennsylvania sold at 594@59}s;
Little Schuylkill at "a; Muehll Mt 5l94; Le
high Valley at COZ; Camden and Amboy Mt
1lGA; Oil Creek Valley and Allegheny at Az;
Elmira preferred at Al; aud Philadelphia and
Erie at 26sl.
In Canal shares the only sales we're small lots
of Lehigh at 351s, with 171s bid for Schuylkill
preferred.
The balance of the list was dull but steady. A
few shares of Manufacturers Bank sold at 291s.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES =
Renorted " De Haven n Rro. No Al g Third street
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THE INSANE.


The Annual Report al the Pennsylvania lnsau Q
Aaytum.
The report of the Board of Managers of the
Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane for the
year 1870 has just been received From it we
lake these interesting facts:-
At the date of the last report there were 313 pa.
tients in the institution since which 26l have been
admitted, and $50 have been discharged or have
died. leaving 344 under at the close of the year.
The total number of patients in the hospital
during the year, was 514, The highest number
at ary time was $40; the
lowest was 813; and the average number under
treatment during the whole period was
B44-110 males aud TIA females. The number of
males ia the hospital during the year was 2J9 and
the number If females wss 2I5. The highest num-
her Of males at any one time was ISL AMI the
highest number OF females was 1872. At the begin
ming of the year there we're 15T males and 1o6 fe-
males. At this date there are 169 males and us
females The number of males admitted during the
year was lI2 and The number OF females ll9.
or the patients discharged during the year 1870
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FROM THE w EST.
The NIIssonrI Pacific RaIIroad.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is The reports which were Cir
culate0 here a few days past that MIR. Joy and Mr..
Parsons, backed by the Atlantic and Pacific. Pensyl-
vania Central, ana Baltimore and Ohio Railroads,
Lave perchssed Mr. Bridges interest IN the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, are untrue. Mr. Bridge does
not design TO sell his stock. nor allow the manage
mont to go out OF the hands OF st. Louis aad Mis-
sour men. lie will. however, divide his large in
terest SO that the burden of carrying the nnatag
debt OF the company will he borne equally by other
parties but the control and management or it aud
the road will remain In his hands
Movements of GOmHlissary Turner.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l5-General John W. Turner,
Chief CommIssary of this military department, has
been transferred TO the Department OF the Pacific,
and left for San Francisco on Monday. General
PehrOEe succeeds him.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-15

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. E. Chester
was arrested by Officer Mcmahon at Market
strnet wharf last evening" upon the charge of
having committed an unprovoked assault and
battery upon citizen who happened TO pass
that locality. Defendant had hearing before
Alderman Godbou, and was held in $500 bail to
answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-15

MALICIOUS MIsoHIEP.-Some evil disposed
person or persons broke into Dougherty's
restaurant. in the basement, southwest corner
of Fifth and Walnut streets, last night, aud
destroyed the furniture, emptied the contents of
bottles over the tOoT, and did other damage.
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CONGR e S s.
FORrY-FIRsT TERM rniRO SESSION


WASHINGTON, Feb 15.-Un motion OF MI SUMNER
the following resolution was ~ arOp " the Navv ba
directed TO communicate 70 the Senate aeopy Of the
Instructions 10 the comanne' 9h h 'ne np nraS
etstes shins In the waters of the Island OF San Do
mn. s s,, tho OvlleLlSeLnenl Va tAo reooat nes0-
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TRANSATLANTIC.
The Backsrs of the New American Ocean
In

The BacksFs of the New American Ocean
steamship Line.
The stock of the new American Transatlantic
Steamship Company OF Philadelphia has all been
taken up by our commercial men. Tue greatest
individual subscription is that of John Rice
ESQ, President of the Public Buildings Commis-
sion, being $4,000. Other large individual sub
scriptiCns are as follows:-Elias ID. Kennedy.
$4,000; John Farnum, $4,000; A. j. Lewis. $1,000.
John Dobson, $1,000; James Long, $4,000: j.. T.
Kingsley, $500; VIM. j. Horstmann, S25OO A. j.
Derby shire, $4,000; Joshua T. Jeanes, $500;
Moro Phillips, $1,000; and E. G. Knight, $1,000
The principal subscriptions by firms are as
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The total expenditures OF the male depart
ment during the year were $73 S52'5S, the net
receipts being S73 33S 90; the cost per week of
each patient in the male department SS 49,
The total expenditures of the female department
reached $74, 1928, the net receipts being
S73,470 81, and the average cost per week of
each patient 1919,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-15
Post-prandials.

DISTRESSING CAsE.-About three O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs Maria Ogden aOed
fifty.four years, residing at No. 933 Wallace
street, while attending to the wants of a SICK
child, received injuries which it is feared will
terminate in death. 1t seems that she was heat
ing alcohol in a cup over O gas JET, aud by some
means the fluid took fire and communicated TO
her clothing. Before the flames were extin-
guished she was badly burned about the face
and BODY. 1t is doubtful whether she will re-
cover. The most distressing part of the affair
is that since the occurrence her child has died.
THE "STAR" COURSE OF LECFUREs.-The
sale of single reserved seats for the second
series of the Star" course of lectures com
mences to-day at Gould d Flschers plano
rooms, No. 923 Chestnut street. The first lee
ture of the series will be delivered at the
Academy of Music on Monday, Feb 20, by Mr..
Wendell Phillips, who will be followed by Mr..
James e. Murdoch, Miss Lillian y. Edgarton,
Mr.. josh Billings, Daniel Dougherty, Esq, Rev.
Il. ii. Chaplin, ID. D., Mr.. A. Miner Griswold,
General Fitzpatrick, aud Mrs. Cady Stanton.
AocIDENTs.-John sommers fell on the ice at
Nineteenth and Market streets last night and
fractured a limb. The sufferer was removed TO
his home.
Tbara vvara 40 la
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The total amount subscribed by our citizens il
a little over $500 600. OF this there are n sub-
scriptons'of $4,000 each; 2 of 80 900; of $4,000.
] of $4,000; of $4,000; IA OF S2500: IA of s3O0O.
96 If $1,000; rs of $500; 12 of $500; 16 of 5000,
and of $l00 Among the subscribers we find
the names of Mrs Jane Sill and Emma Frank
down for 500 each.
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TNHE STATIONERY HOUSE OF TIE UNITED
4 STATES.
WIN. n. noskINs,
GENERAL JOB PRINTER.

GENERAL JOB PRINTER.
Wedding Card Engrayer, COpper-Piate Printer,
CCmL ercial EDRraver
Wedding Envelope Manufacturer,
hine Cut aud Color Printer,
ktatiOner, Wholesale and ketai
Commercial Envelope Manufacturer,
Pamphlet Printer,
Initial stamping and Illuminating
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NO. SIs ARCH street.

AbVANrAGE.--An the above branches done In
lhe Dnhdlng under the Immediate supervision OF the
proprietor We therefore save the mannfacturers'
snd lo"h.rs' profit which our customers get the
Vebens Vi' Ia n4iWop
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FROM .NEW JERSEY.

Appointment OF Judge of The Court of Errors.
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. l5.-fhe Governor has sent
20 the Senate the nomination OF Francis s. Lltnr0p,
OF Morris county, as one OF the JUICES OF the Cour'
Of Errors and Appeals
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FROM THE STATE.
Tho Coal StFlke-HO Resumption In the Potts
willie HeNlOu.

PoTTsvILLR, Feb. 1h.-There has been no resImp-
tion here to-day the general feeling prevailing
among operators IL that there VIII he resumption
at present. Much anxiety is felt for the report OF
the meeting Of coal operators aud railroad men held
In New York to-day
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TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY

, 'aB COAL TONNAgE Of the Philadelphia and Real
lrR hHilfoad aud branches for the week ending
Saturday, February II, ISL was as fonows:-
BY RAfLROAD