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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

A RT NOTICE.-ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
N ONCE ss,esroom ~ Nassau street, opposite the
,urcs CLASS Eu ken Snse' AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS.
. JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL will sell at auction on
Friday and Saturday February ana TO- at IL O'clock at
saesroo, 81 Nassau street, hne collection of Euro
pean and American OIL Paintings.
The pictures will be exhibition on Tuesday, February
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
"A Oace and Saesroom 81 Nassau str eet,
opposite the Post Office
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD ~ RNITuRE.
ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE, BACON 4 RAVEN, MAKER.
ADMINISTER. MILTON, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR,
PETS FRENCH PLATE MIRRoRs.i CHINA AND
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL will sell at auction. on
Wednesday February at io O'Clock. the resi-.
NO los EAST FIFTIErH STREET, NEAR BEEKMAN
all the elegant furniture contained sad house, comprising
Rosewood and Walnut Parior, Chamber aud Dining Room
Suites; Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Piows
&C., French Plate Pier and Mante Mirrors China
Ware together with the Kitchen Utensils with which ths
sais VIII commence. Catalogues ready On Tuesday.
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THE NINTH REGIMENT IN MOURNING.

The following circular, neatly gotten up, with
deep mourning border, has just been issued by
Lieutenant Colonel Brane to the members of the
Ninth regiment
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GOVERNMENTS DULL.


called '62's.
GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government list was dull. with q slight
Improvement IN prices. The following were the
closing Constituted States currency SKIES
i14x lis; do. SKIES 1881, registered, 1l4H 114X;
40. do, coupon, l15X 115k; do. fve-twenties
registered, May and November 1103S q 11O%;
do. d.. 1867, coupon. no., 1l0H 1losS; do do,
1851. do. do, ilojs a 11O%; do. do 1865 DO. do,
l1lx ll1k; do. do, 1867, registered. January and
July. Ill MY; do. do 1866, coupon, do, 1l016
llox; do. do, 1867, do do, 112 1l2I; do. do,
1865, DO do, 1925 1875 do. ves OF 1881, funded,
registered, 1857 100; do. do. do. coupon, 1887
400; no.. ten Jorties, registered lo7 a 1O7h; do.
DO. coupon. 10Y 11OX.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS
The following were the bids for the city bank
snares:--New York. 1856; Manhattan, ex dividend
LAG; Merchants, 11sh Mechanics ISL; Union, lse;
America, IA; City, 225; Phenix 100; Trades
mems. $50; Fulton, 154; Gallatln National, III;
Leather Manufacturers, $50; Commerce. ZIG;
Broadway, 27o; ocean, ao Mercantile, l25;
American Exchange 1l2a; Bank Of the Repub.
lie, ex dividend liz; Bank OF North America, 10I I;
Hanover. 1907; Irving, 124; Metropolitan, 1seX;
Nassau. lo4; shoe and Leather 1853; Corn FIX.
change, l22; Continental o5; st. Nicholas, 115; Ma
zine, 16S; New York County, 1856; Importers and
Traders. 1885, Park $50; New York National Ex.
change. Of; Central National, 100; Fourth National
l09K; Ninth National, lo7x; Tenth National, e5;
ORIENTAL 1917; Bankers and Brokers' Association 80:
0erman-Amcrican, 1881.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports Of the week are again large and
yearly up 10 those Of last week. Their total value
Is $9.596 l23, divided between s3,S52,74s OF dry
goods ana 81, IA, 375 OF general merchandise.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at New York
during the week and since the beginning OF the
gear were:-
For the arpek. 1870. 1871, 1871
Entered port. So s43 545 $l475o34 e. 352 548
Thrown on market. 24S2,l5 1,352,oIO 3,4O6598
Since January l.
Entered at port. 7,e2975s s,422,o25 12,ss7 o22
Thrown on Market. 6,725,ol0 Sl33,0IO 1885,, 1898
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The dealings in the railroad bonds were lighter
than earlier the week. The inquiry was good and
the following bids were made:-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

MEYER-sPEyER.-O Thursday, February /, as
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. DR..
Huebsch, JONAS MEYER, Of Quincy, ILL.,, TO JOSH
PINE third daughter or Elias speyer OF this CITY,
quincy QiI.) and San Francisco papers please
copy.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Police D0tngs.
During the past week the police or Brooklyn ar
rested S26 persons for various onences.
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Tie SHOOTING OF MIR. Hoyt.

Yesterday afternoon the case OF the shooting OF
Walter Hoyt was examined before Justice Walsh.
1t was shown that Mr.. VIM. Raynor. q deputy sherin
under Sheriff Walters. who was accused OF the OIL
fence. had nothing whatever to do with t. and the
charge against him was dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

Fire Marshal Ready submitted the following re-.
port TO the Police Commissioners yesterday
To HONORABLE BOARD POLICE CoMMrs-
sIONERS:-
GENTLEMEN-There thirty fires this city during
month Of January, 1872 caused follows Incendarlsm
3; kerosene and other fluid lamps, Il careless Of
matches defective heating apparatus and chimney nues
IL unknown, 4; accidental. 81 total, 30.
AND INsURANOE6
ascertained TO be az folows
Loss on building @I6 925
assurances. ........... 247 800
Loss stock furniture. Observation-Disclosures. M6S5
Insurances.. 2244O0
Estimated actual loss for the month SO 500
BURNED DEATH.
On the Esd of January Lucy A. Williams sixtytw0
old burned to death at her residence 24 Pearl street.
II supposed while using a kerosene lamp Her body was
found the hallway burned TO crisp: Respectfully sub
BROOKLYN, Jan. 81, 1871 ~. fss,,,..sss.,
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was dull and at times almost
stagnant. The little business done was AZ advanc-
lng prices, the general market closing with an I'm
provement averaging about one-half per cent and
closing at the best figures OF the day, although q
temporary reaction had been occasioned BY
the unfavoraDle character OF the bank state
ment. Tne chief feature was Pacific Mail,
which advanced to 59x, but subsequently receded
TO 5s7s-tbe latter movement being the result Of
kilograms from Albany that the Assembly Commit
Tee on Commerce and Navigation are coming to the
city on Thursday next to overhaul the company's
mrs and investigate the charges Of stock specu-
iation on the part Of the directors The Southern
state bonds were better for the Missouris. strong
ior the new South Carolinas, which closed 80 o
Soh' ana steady for the Tennessees and virginias.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The Following table shows the highest and lowest
prices oil the princlpal stocks during the day.
o. Highest Lotcesf.
New York Central. ..........ps H o7s.
New YORK central scrip. .......... e4il Qaa:
s.uo. .'''''''''.s............. 3lk Box
kAeolh8 sss.sssssssss.ssss.s......1 1lbX
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

,s.@s WALL SrRKEr
x-s.sssas ak SATURDAY. Feb. 3-6P. Nj
: ON sChange to-day wheat was duh and firm. The
botteu market was quiet ana unchanged.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT
tho receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the past
week were o.ess bales, against 12oSls the previous
week. The total receipts since September l, 1871,
are 1ol6 470 bales against 1885, 297 for the CORE
spending period OF the previous year. showing de-
crease in the present crop Of 435 SS bales. The
ports from all ports for the week 49, o29 bales,
agains 73 528 bales for the same week last year. The
total exports for the expired portion OF the cotton
year are l0l4 ITO bales against 45 bales for she
same time last year. The stock at oil the ports Is
565.6o7 bales, against CIT, 1T Tor the same date
IN 1871.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy at q per cent
among the stock brokers, and at per cent on
governments Before the close Of banking hours
borrowers OH stocks were freely supplied at per
cent The Assistant Treasurer gives notice 10 hold
err OF three per cent temporary loan certificates,
issued under the acts of March 2 1867 and July rs
1885, that all such certificates bearing date May Is,
1895. to August l, 1868, OF the denomination of
$4,000. between the numbers 8, 202 ana 34l4 incu-
eive. and OF the denomination OF $4,000 each, be-
tween the numbers 3,19s and 334s, inclusive, VIII
be paid presentation at his ONCE; and that after
interest," and Will be no longer available portion
OF the reserve Of the banks.
Prime pansr was quoted at Ia per cent dis
count.
Foreign exchange was steady on tine basis Of 100 o
10sX for prime bankers sixty day sterling and 10oX
. l09x for sight bills.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Ia
0nfav0rabe, but attracted little attention. There is
gain OF quarter OF million in legal tenders and
o loss OF q million and quarter in specie. As tho
liabilities show essential variation the loss IN sur
plus reserve IL just ABOUT million. The statement
compares with its predecessor as follows:-
Loans $3.50 $751; 600 $751; 80 400 Inc ST. 7aO. 400
cfrcuIn :. 2s'2ss.sOo 2s'2is,7oo Dec. 1920
Deposits :. z2l, 074,2O0 22O,90670O Dec. l67, 600
Leg. ten. 46, 1885, 800 46. $685. 500 Inc. 227,500
An analysis or the above shows that the banks
now hold S. $50 in excess OF the legal reserve
q decrease for the week Of $95522
GOLD FIRM-1O9X 109T
The gold market was firm ON reports that the
national banks which had subscribed to The new
loan with certificates Of deposit would be required
to pay another percentage OF coin and take up an
equivalent OF THESE certificates, but the fluctuations
OF the day were confined within the limits Of 1O9sS
ana 1904. Tue course Of the market Is shown In
fha totSlo
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PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P, M.
NEW YORK CITY.

One hundred and sixty-seven new patients were
treated at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital 2sa
East Thrty-fOurth street, during January, 1872.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

An afternoon course OF lectures is to be given ut
Rutgers Female College every Tuesday, at four
O'Clock, for some weeks to come. The subjects
promise to be highly interesting and the list en-
braces several eminent names Ladies and uptown
jewellers VIII find this course particularly suited to
their convenience, while all the proceeds are TO be
for the advantage Of the college.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

Patrick Mcfarland, aged ffty-four years, OF 100
West Nineteenth street, on Friday night stabbed
his son william IN the face with pair of shears,
INJECTING slight wound. Mcfarland was arrested
by Ofllcer Davis, OF the Twenty ninth precinct, ana
Yesterday morning conveyed before Justice Cox, at
Jefferson Market. HIS son failing to appear against
him he was discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

CITY OF NEW YORK,
" DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WORKS,
COMMANDMENTS OFFICE, 237 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, Jan. ~, 1872. }
AUCTION NOTICE
WILLIAM KENNELLY will sell. ut public auction, on
Friday, February O. 1874 commencing at half-past
O'Clock In the Corporation Yard at foot OF Gansevoort
street. North River quantity of Tagging Iron, second
hand Carts and Wagons and upon the conclusion OF the sale
similar articles viii be sold at the Corporation Yard. foot Of
Rivngton street, East River.
By order Of GEORGE NJ VAN MORT,
Commissioner of Public Parks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

T s. wEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER-SELLs THIS
i. day (Monday) Feb at II Bowery, at 1O9 O'clock
fine assortment Of gentee Household Furniture removed to
II Bowery for convenience of SALE comprising elegant Vel
Furniture and Utensils; wal M top Centre Dressing Blu.
Mattresses; Pillows and Bolsters, Mirrors China and
Crockery Ware &c Sale positive, without any reserve.
esD0 Iv vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

Ofcer VOTERS, Of the Sixteenth precinct. on Fri.
day evening found boy named Thomas Larkin.
aged thirteen years. residing at so4 West Seven
teenth street. lying Eighth avenue so stupid from
the effects Of liquor as to be unable to speak The
youth, upon being arraigned before Justice Cox at
Jefferson Market yesterday morning, stated some
men had given him the liquor to drink Upon his
promising to keep sober In the future ne was dis.
charged.
On the night OF the I'd inst. two alleged burglars
named james Wiley and Thomas Walsh, effected an
entrance TO the premises No. 21o Front street. which
is occupied by Theodore Livlngton as a wholesale
boxes of cigars, valued at s91 SO. After escaping
with their booty Oficer Kelly, OF the Fourth pre-
cinct, discovered them going through Chatham
yesterday Judge Hogan committed Wiley and ad-
mltted Walsh to bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

OxYDIsED SILVER WORKS OF AkT.-EUoRNR
~ FIGHTERS co. have the largest and most COM
pete assortment OF Oxydlsed JeweIry Bas Rehefs snd
and manufacture antique and modern chef duve
lhsm call ~ ~ Broadway nsas TbirvssoQ wrssI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

NUNARD LINE. -
MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
between New York and Liverpool calling Mt Cork Harder.
c FEon NEW yoEk IRON sI boston T., n
ABYsSINIA W'sday Feb. II BATAVIA, Saturday Feb ~
RGssIA weSns.d.y Feb sAMHARAs sssTs.s Feb
CALABRIA. w'sday, Mar s HECLA, Saturday. March
And eyey following wednes- and every following sAs~-
A'' 'A RATES OF PASSAGE
ton.
Tickets to Paris, Sl5, gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
steerage. currency
parts of Europe at lowest rates.
Through Bits of Lsdng given for Belfast Glasgow, Havre
Antwerp and other ports the Continent and for hede
ranean ports.
Office, No. Bowling Green.
For seersge passage, Ill Broadway Trinity buildng
CHAS. u. FRANCkLYN, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

NEARSHAL'S SALE OF A LIQUOR AND OYSTER SA-
N looms. HERMAN, Auconeer, will sell, by virtue Of
execution, Monday, FeD at IL O'clock at SO Des-
street. West: the Stock Fixtures and Contents
Wines and Cigars fourpul English Beer Pump
Chairs Tables Glassware Crockery Bar Counter &c also
the unexpred Lease To be sold In lots By order OF Chas
v. Lyon, City Marshal.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER. ''nl.si .sf.
Perenpto SALE by order ofexecutor Valuable Property on

MARsHALS sALE.-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
M RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell Monday,
~ II o'clock q Last Broadway assortment OF House.
harccth and reps; gookcase Wardrobe, Bureaus Bullets
CARPETS, Mattresses, &C. CHARLES p. WATTS, Marshal
Also sT Sewing Machines, bags Wanus, Refecors, De
canters Apple PAIRING Machines, bottled Liquors.
Brandy, Wins, &C.. two cases Tobacco:
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SC.

TNIAMONDS-wE HAVE ON SALE SOME VERY DE-
IL srablc Diamond Rings, Earrings, studs and Crosses,
about 81 per cent less than theusu prices; all white
stones Of The first qualify. -. HOWARD co,
665 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

NN ORTGAGE SALE.
M THOMAS J. MoGRATH, Auctioneer,
will sell on MONDAY, February 8, at IL O'Clock.
corner of University place and Fourteenth street,
the entire Contents and Fixtures
of q first class Restaurant.
BY order. II. FOX, Attorney for Mortgage.
Sale pOnitivo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
American travellers going to returning from the Ceui
OF Europe by taking the steamers OF this line avoid
both by English railway and the discomorts Of
Ing the Channel besides saving me trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE Agent, IS Broadway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-30

Cocos ISLAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
tho gentlemen connected with tho Pa
cific Hidden Treasure Company called
upon US yesterday, says the Alta OF
Sunday, and represented that MS their
project Of d%espatching an expedition
to search for the treasure concealed on
Cocos Island, had been treated by q
part Of the press as n visionary scheme,
they desired us to state to the public
some Of the reasons which have III
duced them to embark In the enter
prise. They say that there are two
persons In this city who declare that
they know from personal knowledge
the exact spot on Cocos Island where
the misunderstanding to some $780,
900, 900, for which so much search has
been made-lies buried and concealed,
having been with the parties who con-
cealed It, aud that these persons have
agreed to accompany the present ex-
petition and point out the spot. The
two persons referred to are advanced
In lie and have always borne, both
here and elsewhere, good characters.
They are Of more than ordinary Intel
lisence, and disclaim any connection
with spiritualism, and will receive
nothing and ask nothing unless the
treasure Is discovered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-30

Boy IN A WELL.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Grass Valley Union Of
Sunday:
Yesterday afternoon an alarm was
raised on Mill street. A boy had fall
en- into a we'll, and WIS down about
forty feet below the surface. Assist
ance was soon had, a rope was pro-
duced. and the boy was hoisted out OF
the we'll aforesaid. The boy Is the son
Of Mary Fry, who keeps the Ivy Green
saloon, on Mill street. Tho boy Is
aged about twelve years, and he has
been borrowing money around about
town In the name Of his mother. The
youngster has developed q large ca
pacity for tinanciering. Yesterday az
ternoon one Of tho creditors Of the
mother went into the saloon to settle
ND accounts, when 1t was discovered
that the boy had been negotiating fire.
quent loans without the mothers
knowledge or consent. She stripped
that boy down to his shirt, and left
him In the bedroom while she went
out In front to consult about the flnan-
cial transaction. She was soon salts
fed, and then went into the back room
to interview the boy. He ran out Of
the back door and jumped into the
we'll. The we'll Is just even with tho
floor Of tho portico back Of the house.
The boy was In the we'll some half an
hour before no was rescued, and when
no was taken out he was blue with cold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-30

HIGHWAY RoBBHRY. - Yesterday
morning, says the Grass Valley Union
Of Saturday, two Digger Indians (uot
taxed) met a Chinaman OH the road,
aud the Chinaman was robbed Of $40
In coin, q pocket knife and a piece of
tobacco. The Lo highwaymen had a
rife and two revolyers, and with these
arms did the Indians persuade the Chi
naman to disgorge. The occurrence
took place near Greenwood Cemetery,
on the Rough and Ready road. An
American saw tho little financial trans
action and endeavored to protect the
Chinaman. The Indians drew a bead
upon the American and told him to
''git, and he got. Constable Montgo-
merry was informed Of the affair and he
went after the robbers. He found
them, one asleep and drunk, and the
other keeping guard. The Indians &C
knowledged the transaction, and they
are jagged. 1t is probable, as we'll as
right and just, that these aboriginal
Turpins will do the State some service
at San Quentin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-30
X. Iisiasu, h. Fi.L,. Lif..

James Fisk, Jr. conceived and exc
GIFTED a brilliant stroke at the close OF
the late war between the States, the
particulars Of which have never yet
been published. With that saEacity
which distinguished him In all his ca
reer, Fisk saw that when, on the "a
Of April, 1865, General Lee was driven
from Petersburg, his surrender could
not be far distant. He Immediately
went to Boston, consulted some Of his
financial friends aud made them part
ners In his scheme. This was to get
the news Of the surrender Of Lee and
collapse Of the Confederacy for use on
Change In London In advance OF the
mail. It will be remembered that the
Atlantic cable was not then laid. A
small, swift steamer, formerly q block
ade runner, was purchased, fitted out
and sent to Halifax in ballast. Neither
tho captain nor officers OF the steamer
knew her destination. The secret OF
her mission was solely conflded to IN
agent Of Fisk, who was the only pas
senger on board the vessel. Steam
was kept up night and day, and every
thing was in readiness for a start across
the Atlantic. Days went by and still
the steamer lay quietly In the harbor
of Halifax awaiting the expected mes
sage from Fisk. At length 1t came.
If james Fisk, Jr. had tried his best he
could not have indicted a shorter dis
patch. 1t was dated at Boston, signed
Fisk, and contained but one word
"Gow The blockade runner started
for Queenstown Immediately, and got
there two days ahead of the mail. The
agent speeded across ireland to Lon
don and commenced his operations.
Before "a hours elapsed he sold short.
chat is, sold what he had not got,,
IS, 900, 600 In Confederate bonds. He
had orders from Fisk to sell as long as
he could get buyers, but was restrained
BY a partner Of ono Of the Boston men,
who was cursed with prudence. But
the operation was pretty successful
the "syndicate, ' the story goes, divl-
ded between s., 900, 900 and q, 600, 900,
the proceeds Of tho speculation"
This was q lift for Fisk which was very
welcome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-30

The ANIMALS OF AMERIcA.-In the
American Naturalist w. J. Hays gives
the following as the results Of his in
vestigations into "the range Of anil
mails Of America at tho time Of the
arrival Of the white men :"
The moose, now almost entirely
driven from the United States, was
found as far south as New York city
the range Of tho cariboo was about
what 1t Is now, the muskox Is not mem
toned by the early travellers, but the
common deer Is spoken of as existing
everywhere In astonishing numbers.
The wapiti deer was found all along
the coast from Canada to the Gulf Of
Mexico; the bison ranged along the
coast from the valley Of Connecticut to
Florida, and rJamsd over the entire
country now known as the United
States, and reached the sixth parallel
In British America. Hays computes
that ut least half q million Of bisons
are annually destroyed by man. The
jaguas, not now found east of Texas,
occurred In the mountains Of North
Carolina as recently as 1898. The dog
was found In all parts Of the country,
and, from the descriptions, must have
been Of the same species as those now
found with the Indians Of the Plains.
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San FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, Jan. SOL P. M
Henry Plants tailor shop, sl4 Battery
street, and the provision store, No.
s12. next to It, were burned this morn
Ing loss about $1,000.
Lawrence Garroghan, who struck a
man named Daley with a shovel some
weeks since, has been held for trial for
manslaughter, Daley having died from
e~ryslpelas, which s%upervened.
Weather warm, wind northwest and
very cloudy. The barometer Is falling
and there are indications ofimmediate
rain.
Stocks on the street this morning are
quiet and weak, the cause Of which Is
not apparent, as money Is abundant
and all reports satisfactory.