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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

Howrs {, ICY, Bankers, No. so Wall-st, Now
York, offer the sans facilities TO Depositors as In
corporated Banks and anew Interest ON daily BAL
ances at the rate of -Four per ceut.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid TO choice Stock Bonds, &c.
Ac.. for Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-22

pleted by the 1st of January next and We conf
IDENTITY recommend the Bonds rs perfectly safe in-
Yestmont. JONI J. Cisco & Soy, No. 30 Wall-st
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Corn Meal steady with moderate business doiug sales OF 100
bbS We quote: ~.
81 20 So $ Corn Meal Brre So IS - 90
Corn MeaLWesLM. ; 10 a Is Corn MealG'hn g. a %
Backwhest Flour quiet Al 80 i5a - Is per 100 bols
FREGHTSBerth bts have ruled firm, and have been more
acve but the esreng business was extremely du The Engagements
To Liverpool, BY 2tO00 bush Grain 3D..
standard bash $50 bales Of Cotton at 076L and 800 bills Apples at
BY sail 5000 bush Gran sd London 5000 bush Gram at
l0 Beef Bristol 1909 bh Oil
Carf ST. Cardiff, 1000 bush Grain
private terms Antwerp. lO Lard at 4s Cd The charters
ret enoe to Cok for orders With 42O
Gran fat Norwegian bark Teet voyage, at
short lay DAYS
GRANITE Wheat opened quiet and sa1y, with smell
offerings Of choice qunes Coaon grades heavy Private ad
London unfavra1e the marhet closes steady ard fairy
iof good Spring heavy for ooiRon Winner firm with
O8erug The sales 1900 Bush at u COZ for No Chicago
Spring 70 ayVe 81 500 Tor No Chicago SPRING. 81 s0@
81 for No Milwaukee, 81 for No Duluh to ayei IL %
dsl q Western s'ore and 700 bush No Spring.
I0$l 60 1900 ami Mixed at ~ &c; 100 bush
North-Ne Club 81 and 900 bush Choice White Michigan at
50 STEADY farly active sales Of - 80 bush At ~
for Western West BAILEY Malt tme
Of 800 good ~ %, aud 800 bush Canadian at
easier and in limited demands 90 sales are 900
bush Sew Ohio Liked q q6ie White at 45a 5iei Black az
$50 Mixed White az 411lc Rive Is dal and
Corn tsHe and limited demand thGuh closing steady at u:
ooBcesson mainly Tor exports the sales 9iVJ U1
~ b western
A. b3l 063e 0J9ic; do. yellow at Of105'c
NEWNORK AND BhOjALfN WARE
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1nolutet IN the above n Pa bales 10 arrive.
In iorgar deliveries the been light unchanged
sales A. follows. ell on basis of low Addings:
sales SATURDAY afe m.Oct0her. Zud l9. 100 az 1916,
ll6C November, ll-l6 10 bc
1870 January, ID Lice
Al 9 so a, life Mrrca 800 2O, 100 at 20 April
at bales. d..
October 9 lOJ l9 i6c 100 at Isle 800 at 10 I6c 500
Lite; November 600 az 10 lll6c; November
December 100 each c togeher December 200 at le, 200 at
rs c 900 a. fc; January 10 llCc lgc February
40 Al Iec; March April 100 2dc NAV, 80 at
20ic Al l3lCc; total 1850 baes grand total 1880 bales
SOPFHR-The market for fairly active and fn
4lsc gold s 6Jl bags per Ma uuus, and 1900
Al ner Sonih America ct lncis styles quiet
FIOR AND MBALe arrivals Of Flour are moderate and with
steady; the ble grades firm
80 on Az he Close re market fairly active
these scarce Wheat Medium plenty and easier
ty brands very good demsud sales of 200 bb We
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THE MARKETS.
JCareulv reported Tor TIE TpnrvN

The quotations based cotton IN store running ~ Qa
more than half rade ABOVE or fellow the grade quoted
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NEw-YoRx LIVE STOCK Markets.
ron THE WEEK ES5HG MONDAY, Oct

WuTrT TVE NATTLE ATlE FEOM-ITlUOIsl Z,5zI Nut
t,,cby 1921 Ohio, 12Oi; Texas, 1851; New-York, o.
Virginl lG2; Indiana, 2s2 Missouri, $50 pennsylvania
o.: Iowa, GO. -, - - 800.
BEEVE5-The arrivals since Friday, all on the mar
tef frday and to-day with 10 OF 70 cars besldesWee
S. 49,. ar az head, OF which 2,2O7 al Onehund
YTdfl L. 9I3 at COmmun.paW, and l,5Hat Weeha~kch,
Tie market opened with 1rDer feellng ana t1e carry
Sace nj nrime steers coed priccsi but conmoh
SatfIe sre not wanted at the figures asked ana ma
ferial concessions from opening rates were nsco1g
0a6e more money on good Texans lately tnan on any
Ter eoscIDfIou and, the supply not heavy anu
sceed some really fat lots, tine yards were cleared OF
foreign cattle carly hour one drove OF Is3shy
lei Lerc and cost S5 50 100 1--we weight III chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
TIE CHARTER DISCUSSION.
FRIENDS AND FOES OF TnE CHARrER-TIE
SEVENTY's BILL STILL PENDING.
10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE TBIBUSEl

lBY TELEGRAPH 70 TuE TEIBtNEI
ALBANY, March THE Senate Committee
on Cities again to-day 10 hear arguments Oh the
New York Charter. Mr. Gardner sad that IL IL of the
most vital importance that the Charter passed by the
Uousp shOnd lie pa S-ed nv the Senate without amend
meut. The Charter presented sweeps from power the
men who are to blame for destroying the cOIDmerca
aud business interests 81 heW-IOrk There Ii room
around the city for wharces feet wide and
feet long and yet difficult to mud Gocksge for ships
there TO-DAY at proper Rates
Ira Miller, formerly Tax Commissioner, spoke In o
position 10 the SeVcnty's Charter He said: II is
fortunate that This bill did deserve the scrutiny In
the House which IL deserves account q" its import
ance We succeeded in the last c, cton in eecnC some
Reform Judges among other officers In our city. and
knows who IL not a~y aud resident of that
city, how important that was, for many Of our judge
are but "A part OF The criminal that controlled
We should have all that have now. II We have good
officers let keep them propose thai This Charter be
go amended ~ Ia retain them by adding Ia section -
Except that the Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
elected the last election -hal he elected for the tern
office ing January L. S'3 and ending on the
first Monday Of May, lsI and that no election for Alder
man shall be held IN 1873. and the Aldermen and Assist
ant Aldermen In Office shall remain III Office III that
time and he invested th AL the powers and duties con
fcrred by this act"
Gen. Spnos said There 20 900 destitute children
in the CITY of NcwYoIk who ought io be provided fo
In The OF thO-r destitute children ask that the
of THE charter cutting off appropriations 10 char
itdb institutions should Ice stricken out A. iu the ro-i
hope NOu viii pass the charter IL stands. Inc Com
NIT adjourned till 10 morrow Afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08
MI,pDER Ar A CARD TABLE.

Three cOaChmen, Michael BuFnS OF No 90
East Thirty fourth ST. Bernard Newman OF NO ?1d East
Thirty nfth-st and Andrew Conner were playing cards
In the liquor saloon Patrick Daley. at No 459 Fourth
ave. last night and joined about O'Clock by John
Newman, scarconductor on the Fourth'aVe Railroad
One OF the proposed that they should bet on the re-
sui, OF the game The proposal was accepted by the
others but before the close OF the first game dispute
arose between and Burns as TO the fairness 0f
certain play. Both had been drinking and after few
sharp words had passed between them. Newman sud-
denly drew four -barreled sharps revolver.
and fred three shots the table at
Burns One OF the shots struck him in the
abdomen INJECTING very wound. He sprang 10
his feet wrenched the pistol out OF his assaants
hand. Newman feeling the grasp OF his victim Knocked
him down, and escaped from the saloon The wounded
man walked the street TO drug store where his
INJURIES declared fatal by surgeon He was then
Ia his house. The police OF 1.-The Twenty first
Precinct informed OF the affray, but until "a late
night unable TO effect the arrest OF the
murderer.
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rRnMINKNT ARKIYAIS.

FTfh irenue H0tel-U. ;. Marshal Packard
and Collector Casey New Orleans, exGoV Burnside of
Rhode Island and C. 5. Bushnell of New Haven
Breroorf ROitse-Tho Hon James J.. Wilson ana Gen.
irenvilIe " Dodge Of Iowa. -=s Hoffman House-Sen-
ator sprague Of Rhode Island. Edgar T. Wees OF
Hartford. Col. James BOnnell OF Milwaukee.
and John McManus OF Pennsylvania. -: 81
Nicholas HOfei-EXSeDator Mcdonald of Arkan-
sas the Rev. Timothy Harland Of 81. Johns.
" H.; Col. sam Tate, President Of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company W. C. Andrews OF Clcye
land Col. X +. Smonton Of North Carolina and john
CHAMPION Of Detroit. =-= ST. JaHeS HOtei-R. NJ. Pull
sfer Of The Boston Herald. - Grand central Hotel
Commander j. W. Phillips. u. =. Navy. - TX Senator
BENJAMIN /. Wade OF OHIO, and the Hon John quincy
Adams ~ Massachusetts were In tho city, yesterday.
Mr Adams lcit for Washington last evening.
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Tho New-York Prison Association eIecte
POLICE NOTES.

Casper kruer quareled with frederlck Nelse at
Ma ~ Hover, last ght shot him in the heal Injecting sshI
scalp xound Both we're locked up
A team of horses attached to n Seventh-ave. Rail
Thirty thrs yesteri Anc O., lhr
fourtlrst RAJ over John Kelly, severely njunng him.
Michael Shearen, age 90, of One-hundred- and
and accidentally struck tie head win
piece Of seriously injured yesterday The 1hHyooh'
- Q.iiro. ienaL
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Foley .TH6OddF8 bedI6f Wa5 hrfoss6u tut ucdtHE "D
WIFE,
EAST NgwARK.-Fdward Klein's frame sheep-skin fac
tory tho Turnpike BRIDGE was burned last evening
LOGS on building, 1900; on stock, $500.
IIoBoKps -POlce- officer AldOretti convicted. In
the Court OF Quarter Sessions yesterday Of ssssnltng
Mrs. Mcclure. Sentence suspended
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
1uE IRIE RLPEAI BILL.

III BkII RIflAJ BILL
The bill relating TO the Erie Railroad was re-
ported repess the tiss-Itcstio act aud pro, ides
for u new election of Directors of the Erie Road.
bills IsTEoDTCtI.
To amend the of he New York Loan and I'm
pro, Company. IL authorizes II reduction of the
number OF directors To provide Tor county build
Ing in Queens County IL appoints Edward X Lawrence
Cornelius H. d. IsInsen, Robert burroughs, \. Rkor.
James NUslrand and John EnshmOre Commissioners to
build county buildings at Mneua. al cost az <ibOU0
The bill TO incorporate the Bay Ridge Contracting
Company was PASSED.
Messrs. Palmer. Perry. Madden. Ames woodin. and
Cock appointed on the part Oi The senate Joint
Committee spPortiOD the state t"ngIc-s Districts
The report OF the Railroad Committee adverse 10 the
bin regulate the freighs railroads called up,
aud tho question put II The report should be adopted
The Yeas aud Nays were called, AID the bill sent 10
the Committee ui The Whole, by Yeas -, Nays6 The
negatives were Baker Dickinson. Madden, Murphy,
WagDcA and james Wood.
The Committee on Railroads reported adversely Ia the
Mills bib 10 authorize him la run cars over the Bowefy
and Third Avenue Railroad. IN, senate disagreed with
the ~ THE Committee aud ordered 10" nh 10 the
Conhittre az the Who.ysar, IL; Nays. 10 Adjourned
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NOME NEUS

Thermometer YESTERDAY At HuDSUrs so 7e BROAD
WAY.
O.. Noon 3rn. aidugbL
-
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ASSIM BLY,

ASSEMBLY.
INVESTIGATING IBL KLfkRIL FRAUDS
Mr.. FIELDS had consent to offer the follow
ing which adopted:
Es.co To, Ctsyss E Ics~ Clsl " Ls tenrt 81 r-yob
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supply public for Safe m n,ss
ting Oil by and packed only
Patent Cans expressly FAMILY USE has body aud
equal quantity will and give light th,n any other d.
It's - ...
PERFECTLY PURE. NO MIXTURE NOR CHEMICALS
r n Horsrd Rumfoi Prof. Harvard Univ. et Il 0gte,
Doenus NJ D. Prof Chem Bellevue Hops Medical Coles,
aud College Of the City n. Y. cav OF the Astral OIL
clear dasreesbe cor and bars
brilliant flame without offensive smell lamp died .h a
allowed burn entirely does NOT ueras the wick l
flashing point be fairly stated to be l2 Fab sb tAe eor9s
point below 4o Fab The plan adopted for scn0g The pSel
aiuteou 81 thu oil by putting up for sale IN Can ca
for family aud sealing toe Cabs to lie ot-i ong
is be commended in The strongest terns TIL, p
faithfully carried out = great public want
"a CAlTONPurchsers should observe that the sAs Of he s
sees ha not cent ainperei with 49,.
~ Foi ..ie Druggists and The Tsde seue,i sDsH
IN. OIL HOUSE CR CHARLES PRATT
Successor To Raynosds. Pratt Cob
Established l710.
" nufacurrr Of ard dealer IN strictly Pur- OILS.
Nc. los Fglonst, N'-,eft
Tbr allow inserted ibis paper March TO- 1897 .r The Sa s''
eueut for Absolutely and Reliable OIL that spP~' 10
eouu,ry This OF COOS ha; time entirely nnino.n We
have sold millions ~ gallons and have created uns"a H.
among si classes Of for
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IAnnounoemeutsl
BrRsErT's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated.

Neither failing teeth, nor the peeping wrinkles
Of time 20 oeby advancing hsr AYERS
VoK restores add makes agreeable TO
o,ss a. well With uTunnt hair, tue Ehfmes Of
Sr,f far > notice Able.
The best place in NewYork to buy reliable
fashionable Jevr md sterling Silver
Wedding Presents - sQuREs Ful1nsL Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

,o,, Nth Mcsrs White. whitbcck Lewis, and Green.
h,,g, in majority report IN favor OF the southmayd
,.,u ,,,h acme slight amendments, including the one
nroro.ed nv Mr. Lewis requiring all the directors 10 po
ct,,ous Of the United States and residents OF TINS s
special meeting OF the Committee VIII % Nv, ,no
enors win be presented during the morning session Oh
the House Your correspondent has the authority OF MI
Smith himself for these statements. The moral enecto
tins victory the sido Of Reform can haiuy
be oyerestmated nj this time, or DO '"s'
upon the members OF the House, Win "no'
the action OF the Committee cannot 1ah !"
have great weight The Erie Ring has perceptby iost
strength every day this week. and the common ophhoh
now expressed ia that the sonmayd BILL unshorn oil IL"
strength will become law. st II Is possible th"t INC
concealed influence OF bribery may yet prevail ~ an az
solutc majority required in each House TO pass the p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-08

Nfw1OwN.-The Queens County Grand jury
have found al indictment against justin Mck"nna for
fraud.
STATEN ISLAND.
EpGUwArEK.-Iienry Burke, formerly village
ASSESSOR way arrested yesterday on bench ~orraht
aud held 10 bail in 1900
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PAW as are by law possessed by the Supreme Court and
may make orders In proceedings instituted III such
conrts respectively for such purpose which might be
made by the Supreme Court
SIC s. II shall not Toe lawful any person persons
10 grant any proxy of attorney Tor voting upon
any shares of stock OF said Company standing IN his.
her, their the books of said Com
paIy where he, she. they shall have parted with his,
her their interest III suc stock, and shall no longer
possession or control of the stock certhcate there
at tine time of granting such proxy or power pro
vided always that this provision shall not prevent any
person persons ia whose name stock shall stand which
r held Icy hun them trustee or agent, and for which
they holds hold sson al the stock certii-
cate. from granting proxy for voting thereon. Any
person shall grant proxy IN violation 81 the iol'
gong provision Of ms section and any person who. a.
principal proxy shall "ingy VOTE or oner to vote
SHARES Of stock IN said Company, III Violation
act shall forfeit aud nay penalty OF y for each share
of stock in respect of whiHh he shall grant su,h
which penalty may oe shd for and recovered by any
stakeholder nj said Company who viii sue FOR The same
any stakeholder ia COLLISION with the party subject 10
such penalty shall bar an action for the recovery thereof
by a stakeholder not 80 IN coIusiOr
SIC. 9 within Gce days arr ne seco"d Mondoy Of
Jans nett ne sad c2npa"y shan d'p"st , ne he"ds
YORK, 10 be des'geatd Jor s"fh pnrpose by ne Gic
J"dge Of NE co"ro ARpeois Gnd ne AHoc"eyG General
edgor or ied9eS containing IL. ytcord Of Tie 81 ts
Sho'thotders and Of he nabe " Shdres hctd bg hrn
second Monday 81 Juy sach bools shall remain IL.
NE hands o. such fo"t company. d"d huH b. JuHg and
hoidrs % sud Rat,,oog tompony. and heir respectee
gge@s or ate"rnegs ,tan be &s especiat dsof ne
d"ff V ne obi,gdhO"s imposed upon sGid Company by
mts @cHon aHd ne shaH DGic defdDG Hetein he sh0H
D. sacect 10 PNghy ~ sOyp Jor each dry sachdeyaH
s"o" co"t"", 10 De SUED for by TIE AH0I
tg"o"trot az NE name " De ptopie, paid inio he
IHasufsV ms stat; AID moreos, the perform0nce bv
Sad Company OF ne 9utg eejoned upon by mis- section
nay o. enforced bv naadon,us, nion ne opyiicoiion
W M A""'ey'encrn o. OF any sharehOtdcr 81 sad
COmp0ig. =
SIC TO- This act shall take eject immediately,
LKIE LOSING GROUND-G. W. t. SMITH ,oi>s
THE FRIENDS OF REBORN
ipX Rlpu To a'ttt
ALBANY, March THE hopes which huve
constantly entertained by The friends OF honest go,
ernmert that the attempt Of the Erie Ring tD uerv.,, the
minds Of The Legislature would be successfully
conIbsteG by persistent ana straightforward
argument have received additional strength
by Tue isrts made known to night which Justify
TIE belief that the grasp Of that corrupt clique the
Ass'mbly hroad Committee has at last been
There appears 10 be doubt that q. ". L. smith OF
wahDgiHD who before in favor OF the pretended
Compounds smith bill. has been viBc-d during the
osj ~ Tie LQuiN a. that measure, ana Wiz TO morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-17
Railroad Abuses.

To the Editor of TIC S.dr: A few days since 1
had occasion TO 90 down in Virginia, on the
Orspgs and Manassas railroad. After some
difficulty found the train, a block or so from
the Baltimore depot, and no station or ticket
Office near. On paying my fare, the conductor
demanded 80 cents to Alexandria. Eight cents
per mile. L demonstrated that L had bought a
ticket the day before to Alexandria for IL cents.
In vain; so cents was demanded, and paid 1t.
"Well, how much 20 Manassas" "Sl:2O" AT
Alexandria i found a ticket Office, and learned
that ticket to Manassas was sl.2O, round trip
$50, good for two DAYS. But must stay three
days, what matters it when use the ticket. If
| pay for it? No, ii buy a return ticket il
to The car. Tickets" L rendered Si.25- The
conductor wanted 81 20! "what, more tn an the
ticket" But he didn't, though he gave me no
change for the Il IS.
Now Mr. Editor, 1 choose this public manner
to protest against this extoTtionste grab game
pTaCtised by our railroad companies, for the
purpose of reminding the travelling public that
they have some rights that railroads are bound
II respect.
The q. A. & NJ. Il. r. say they pay the b. &
p. K. Il. 40 osnts on each through passenger
Why should they do that when the regular fare
is but Is cents? Or, If they do, by what right
are we made to paw il for them? And why is a
receipt (tcket Tor two fares good only for two
days, unless TO take advantage of the travellers
necessities and compel him to pay over again, at
co per cent. advance what he has already once
paid for? And why are the fares paid in the
cars nearly double the ticket rates? Do they
mean TO insult their conductors by making a
margin for stealings? There is no rule by
which the traveller can guide himself, nor can
he see any desire on the part of the company to
accommodate him. FreIghts are also exceed
iDgly high. A wagon maker in this city says
he buys spokes in North Carolina rather til an at
Clifton, q score of miles from here, because the
freight is cheaper from North Carolina! And 50
our merchants are driven from our home mar
kets, and business men are invited to either
stay at home or take to the saddle. j. 7. b.
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LROAD ACCIDENT.
The National Roar or Trade.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE national board Of
trade convened this morning and considered a
resolution Of the Buffalo board OF trade ID the
effect that If any proposition wss entertained
by the national board looking to q national ap-
preparation in aid Of any works within the limits
of any particular state it should first be sno xn
ton over such work to the general government.
Mr.. Hazard, OF Buffalo, advocated cheap
transportation fer surplus food, but doubted
whether New York would give up the control
Mr.. Hazard continued at some length, giving
statistics TO show the national character of the
Erie canal, and said TIE enlargement of that
canal would be inestimable boon 70 every
hamlet in England by cheapening the staff OF
life, end to the west by furnishing cheap trans
pOrtatiOn for its produc'e
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
New York Notes.


ARRIVAL OF MINISTER NELSON.
NEW YORK, oct n-hinister Nelson arrived
here yesterday from MeNico
THE RIO GRANpE COMMISSION
represent that the truth about the disorders on
the Texan frontier has hot yet been half told
and that Mexico is in every instance the az
eressor Mexican commission was appointed
to make examination also of the alleged dis
orders, ard its report is sntagonistic 10 that OF
the American commission. IL takes the ground
that the disorders result from the diclrgauized
condition OF society and that they have Amer
can as well a. Mexican leaders, and lntimates
that the American commission was bri bed to
make ont case against the Mcxicans. The
Mexican Minister il charged with q cDmpromise
on the border difficulty, and empowered 10 pro
mote special convention to adjudicste upon
the disputed matters.
DAMAGING DEVELOPMENTS EXPTCrED IN A
WHISKY FRAUD CASE
A hearing was begun yesterday before n
United States Commissioners OF a party charged
with whisky frauds in 1865 which the assistant
United States attorney attempted TO make pri-
vate, as he said the publication OF the facts
would be very damaging 10 several respectable
citizens. This the Commissioner declined. An
adjournment was had TO Saturday.
THE TANMANY CONVENTION
last night completed its city and county ticket
for the forthcoming election.
AT THE LONG ISLAND BAPTIST CONFERENCE
yesterday, the question OF open and secret COM
munion was brought up covertly, and after a
short discussion. in which the general question
was not entered. a resolution was passed syOS-
ing adhesion to the doctrines and ordinances o.
the Baptist denomination as exemplited in the
new testament.
AN CNCoNPlRMED RUMOR
was current in the stock exchange yesterday
that Wall street firm had failed for from
$4,000 to sloo 900, owing to extensive bearing
operations.
Mr.. GRRRLKY's WIFE
is still very i'll, which keeps him from making
any plans for his western tour.
CHURCH BURNED.
st. Andrews Church, Episcopal, at Staten
Island, was burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT GOLD.
There were = bids for gold to-day amounting
to about ,010 600, at from liz 50 to ll30L The
government advertised 10 sell only ~, 900 900,
which was sold at 1901 in one lot.
TWEED wRIGGLING.
motion was made in the court of over an
terminer this morning, before Judge Brady, by
the counsel of Vim. NJ. Tweed, to quash the in-
dictments against their client in tn at court the
ground that they were superseded by other in-
dictments in the court of general sessions.
After lengthy discussion the court adjourned,
the judge stating that he would inform the
counsel when about TO decide the question.