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PRoposED AQuEpuCr FOR HoBoRES.

The Board of North Hudson County Water
Commissioners appointed 10 ADOPT measure 10 secure
supply OF fresh water for Hoboken anu the towns Of
Union, WeehswEeu and West HobokeI, have decided 70
locate the proposed either at Old Hook or
North Belevle. In the former tue supply would
be obtained from the neadwaters OF the Hackensack
the aQreduct would TT i.s mes ia length and the esti-
mated OF construction & s32O70 II the
constructed OF Belleviile the aqoeduc will be miles
long. and the cost as estimated by the engineer.
t22sl.434 The Hackeusack project favored by
the Commissioners account Of the greater purity
OF tho water and will probably be carried out since the
waters OF the PdssaiG have become 80 impure daring
late wear. nat the adoption of Of supply
Jersey tty aud Newark beng discussed by
commissioners appointed 10 devise means ny which
pureT water can he obtained HODoken IL now supplied
tOu4 the jersey CtJ and the AIte
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS

The children of the Italian schools will be
entertained this evening the chapel Of the House OF
judustry IN Worthst, by the Cniidiebs And Society
The SURVIVORS of the Polaris exploring expe-
dop who were rescued after Boating Oh the ice for st
days are invited by circular letter 10 meet at the
Metropolitan Hotel Oh Tuesday night Tit object OF
,be meeting petition Congress 10 grant then eifo
com psBsauop fof the harGsnIps tDey endnf1 oniILP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

city for the privilege The surveys having been COM
peted for the works. the question will be left 70 tine
propertyowners The clerks OF the various TOWNSHIPS
Interested will open books to-day, and oil freehoiders
opposed TO the scheme will be called upon TO rcroIu
their within three weeks from date III less ta
will be carried forward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29
GENET PROBABLY IN CANADA,

There seems to be now no doubt that Genet
has made his way TO Canada. The Sheriff stated TO
TRIBUNE reporter Saturday that he had received pos
tive information that Genet was in Montreal.
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TIE COST OF 4ENEXATION.

DEBT TO BE ASsUMBD-VALUE OF "ESlChfsiEh
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
A conference took place on Saturday, in the
Chamber Of the Board O: Aldermen, between the Com
mittee on Annual Taxes and Finance and the Committee
Of Westchester Board Of Supervisors in relation to
the amount of Indebtedness of Westchester County
which is 10 be assumed by this city on JAN J. 1874 when
the towns Of MOrrsana, KingsbIdge, and West Farms
become portion of New-York City. SUPERVISORS Car
peuter Sutherland Davids, Wiilsea, Dusenbury and
Close were present the part OF Westchester, ana
Supervisors Ottendorfer, Koch Billings, and kehr on
the part OF New-York. Recorder Hackett and super
visor A. d. Even Of kingsbudge were also IN altenu,
ance Supervisor Carpenter presided In the absence OF
Mayor Havemeyer. The following statement OF the
bonded debt of westcbesier County was submitted;
Bonds issed to Wstts deiscstou tby set Of Leg
sure)-Amolu, uur,d Jan le74....'''''.'''s - @
Pehsm Bridge bonIs-Amorni upIAi Jan J. js74... 10000
Pnep Nav l. O000
COurthos EXTENSION b9nds-Amosn UNPAID Jan l. pa 'oVVo
CentIal Bridge b,ue .HorIt Of principal unpaid J" j. non
''''''''''' I'pVo
900
The bonds cbsrreabe towns to ne annexed, and
not included III The above statement, are IS follows
Frs, govn,, Dses 40 81 1922 81 s2S736 Sc
second Boun Debt .... 134l6 % 1886 90 sos AZ
Tue first issue Of bounty bonds payable in nearly
equal amounts, beginning in ls16 and ending IN ISL The
second il PAYABLE III equal amounts IN 1874 ana
1876. The Central ParKave bonds are payable In cqud
mtee the part of the Board OF supervsoIs OF Mes
chester County presented the following estimate oil Inc
value OF TIRE court house and jan:
Cour-bo1, aud jail. ,,.,......,..,'H....s2O D GOO
size upon vhtb, &c, 1t.....1-,....'...... 5000
Fan H"'"
The county house and farm of land they 'ainei as
follows: ~,ooo,
Is aces sr'rrrovsd sud................. 900
b. tuss threot......... ......'..'''..' -S.Vo0
30 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

unh zrerue Hoel-Senator Reuben r fen'G c,o, q,
,1xas.. n " ien C. ner'i,n ~ y, o. ,s H., r. M
80. H. c. Of Isbsrb " and Admiral ASsn y.,1lo, Ho,i
stssp ., Hc.S-visccuu TsrAs Of England NJ Nna1as
a.n.,.l Clsr,s Of Manitoba and the Hon Whsn xoss
sss r. C. flovs. heirroaiss Hett-Jndse nsrte
n m Jsm,sof Dersrtmtnt
yehs Roger, B.t Bot, n ~ GrGna oe . W usnt 81
-. T,n Of Vermont. York Hott-yu1se '" ~ nun
NJ. or,es, Cla-rudos Ro-Prof William bvere'' OF
MSS. GIrAar1 BOel-CeL z II 0neI, U Amy 9%
Ue,-ii rut Auder Pickering, u Nsvy, ni"as"
Of Ta< fkade'pAn NORM Am>ThH'-
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT ~
.r,r.,c1 oy REPORT rSDiNe AT r. f. ntC
sAsosrrKA i.e.. rHkAos"~ p" Si
Mean "A
Mar At Q a NJ 22.S0t4l Maximum q, pm Pee 81 s|o
Mn NJ .2937t Minimum =, An Dec ~ 81
sNnee .,,......... 1907 Zoo
from y amount OF V'Vo pcn.
Ico 26-Sso~ bail from to IL NJ amount OF oo
Bee 27-spow from q H. 70 y H. OF vss.0Ol inch
Total amount water for week uso hen
pst.es uayelsd WIND DUNG the week. ooO niles
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

.v,,.vrv. YESTERDAY, At nuoSuTs, IN BRoApwA'
40, sesu-3so 9Am-3s0 Senss'-sv
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Total vsluatioh..., '.......'...'.' -IJVuoV
The whole matter was referred 10 subcommittee OF
four Two from each del, cation. TGis committee con-
flsts OF Supervisors Hunt and WIsea o. Nestohester
and Supervi sors Koch and Oiteu00rfer OF New-IOrk
The Joint committees will meet again ~ the call or the
subcommittee An Informal session Of the suo-com-
mtee was then held, another will take place AT the
ree Of upervsoT OttendOrfer Tomorrow al T. M
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The poor little sufferer will be Immediately
relieved Mrs WissLow's soornISe SrRuP for eh.n
reduces collie
shy, PAIN and gives the child qus natural sleep from which
awSkes inygorsted and refreshed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

CLEANING and DYErSG specially for the hol-
ida. feathers, gloves Tstor psts lie, ether oil
LohDs eaces $50 sli 933 DoaiVay and III Eighth ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

To beautify the hair-BURNETr'S ) COCAINE.

The best ELASTIC TRUssb warranted TIT
bet is ,oe a, PoNsRoI's 74I Broadway, for -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-29

A-Welcome 1874, and buy your FURs FOR
dr friends Cent KsoIs Those appro-
pirate holidays bot ueu AMI Sfmental hN0i stores
aye Boasay Prescott House aD4 Fifth Agruae h,r
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

PELHAM-The town authorities Of this vii
lsge and Eastchester have determined 20 construct
draw bridge over Eastchcster Creek which forms the
boundary line between the townships. Tic bridge Will
cost 1900.
MOTT BAvEN-Coroner Miller ordered YESTERDAY the
arrest OF Ellen Scott residing Tbirddve near one
hundred and Thirty ninth-st, susncion OF having
caused the death OF her child, Mary hcoi age ihree
nth
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Marshal Magruder and His Chivalrio Re-
sentiment Of a Slap in the Face-Jealousy
and Pistol Practice in Unhappy Com
q bination-Ten Years in the
State Prison the Penalty.
THE HEGGI POISONING CASE.
Conclusion Of the Testimony Statement Of
Heggi-The Case To BE Summed
Up This Morning.
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.

The trial Of Marshal Magruder, who, in retalia-
ton for q slap in the face, shot fellow b0arder
some two months ago in Madison street boarding
house. was concluded yesterday before Judge Brady
in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer. The result OF
the trial. full details of which will be found in our
fo.day's legal reports, was conviction Of the pris
oner OF felonious assault with intent to kill, and
his sentence for term Of ten years to State
Prison.
Among the cases argued yesterday in the Court
of Appeals was that Of Addison Smith and others,
who petitioned the Supreme Court to vacate the
assessment for paving Third avenue with trap
block, between 10th and 13Oth streets, on the
ground that the ordinance authorizing the work
had not been published in all the Corporation news
papers. The Court took the papers, reserving its
decision.
In the suit Of Body VS.. Daniel Drew and others,
che full particulars OF which were published in the
HERALD yesterday, Judge Fancher, In Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday denied the motion OF
the plaintiff for judgment on the ground Of the
rivolity of the demurrer. He holds that such q
melton can only be granted where the frivolity of
the demurrer Is clear and where 1t is evidently
merely for delay.
The trial OF Frederick Heggi, charged with the
murder 0fFrederck ]. Segfried by poisoning, which
has been progressing in the General Sessions for
drawing to q close. A number OF witnesses were
examined yesterday for the defence, among whom
was the accused. who denied having poisoned
Siegfreid, and detailed the circumstances attend
ing the deceased's departure to Newark and other
material facts. Counsel will sum up the evidence
this morning.
In the United States District Court yesterday,
before Judge Blatchford return OF process having
been made and no claimants appearing for the fol-
lowing goods, they were condemned by default -
Sxtysix pieces of black lace 3s2 pieces OF silk and
cotton gimp, $40 pieces OF embroidery and other
articles seized the steamer Silesa on suspicion
that they had been Struggled.
The case Of Benona Howard, who has been on
trial for some days in the United States Circuit
Court before Judge Benedict for dealing counter
felt match stamps, given the jury yesterday.
Up to alate hour the jury had not rendered a YER.
dict.
Samuel F. Fowler was put upon his trial yester.
day, in the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Benedict, for dealing in counterfeit money.
The case Is proceeding.
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An Attachment Taken Out by the Bank
OF England Through Their Attorneys
Against McDOnnelI's PrOperty-Supcr-
intendent Kelso Makes Affidavit and
Reports Ono Revolver all the Property
Seized.
In order to secure all the property belonging to
the forgers arrested for the gigantic swindle on
the Bank Of England, the solicitors OF the bank In
this country, Messrs. Seward, BlatchfOrd, Griswod
Da Costa, caused attachments to be issued against
superintendent Kelso, Captain Irving and Detective
Farley for the recovery of any property which
might have been taken from Mcdonnell.
c,uv s.,,,.r. COPY co.. OF AT ATTACHMENT AIa lent
OF NEW YORK TO THE SHERIFF or The Cry AND couN
rY OF New YoRK-GREEriNG:-
signing this variant BY ne Governor and Company Of
he g IA m
acton in the Supreme Court Sf said state for said City
y eSisi. %a :sd
s Of s sd so s said
from the M day Of February ISIS and the said sdsSt
s ys5s ss ns :.s
ns 81 Il gs ad m B.
expenses and that proceed hereon in the manner
JOHN h. BRADY, Judge of Supreme Court.
KRLsO's AFFIDAVIT.
at once applied to their counsel, Mr.. W. P. Howe,
who at once drew up the following anldavit lin re-
ply which settles the matter SO far as they are con-
cerned. c-
SUPREME CouRr, STATE NEW YoRK-Ciy and County
OF Ner Tovk.-The Governor and Company OF the Bank
o. England vs. George Mcdonnell William F. Howe
attorney for James J. Keso.
City ard County OF Ner York sJames j. Kelso of said
city, being duly sworn, deposed and says:-That he
superintendent of the Municipal Police in and for the
city and county of New York. and that he served
with copy of attachment uhe original Of which
issued out Of this honorable courD by Judson Jarvis
Esq., OF the Deputy Sherifs of Mathew r. Brennan,
Esq., Sheriff of the city and county OF New York the
20h day March, 1873 at Police Headquarters 800 Null
berry street. in the city OF New York. That in to
Aforesaid this deponent states that he has not in his
session now, nor has this deponent had
In his possession, or under his CONTROL any property
OF or belonging 10 George McDonneil; is there
now In deponents Possession, custody, CONTROL
property taken from the possession Of said George Nc
Donne save and except one revolver pistol taken from
the possession OF said George Mcdonnell the of
detective Of the MuHicpal police Of the city of New
York. the 10Th day of March 1873 which said revolver
pistol now in the custody Of said James Irving at
Police Headquarters in the city Of New York. and which
taken from the said George Nc ponnel by said James
Irving while in the proper discharge his duty
police officer during the arrest OF 2 ITssoner xr,so
superintend Police of the city OF New York
Sworn to before this I'D day Of Marcn, le73A II.
HUmnEI- Notary Public, New York county.
The Sheriff and the attorneys for the Bank Of
England were served with copies OF these afdavits
by Mr.. Hewe. and 80 the matter az present stands.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Thieves Sent to the Penitentiary for
Larccnfes.
Before Recorder Hackett.
Yesterday IN this Court Oscar Smith, who was
charged with stealing 500 worth OF gold spec
tacles on the 2Oth of February, the property OF
Marcus Simon, pleaded guilty to an attempt at
larceny. There were mitigating circumstances,
and His Honor sent the prisoner to the Peniten.
tiary for one year.
Julia Fitzgerald, who, on the 18th inst. stole $50
worth Of clothing from Samuel Levy, pleaded
guilty to petty larceny
william Davis indicted for stealing $25 from
Francis w. Doane on the 9Th OF February, pleaded
guilty to the charge. These prisoners were each
sent to the Penitentary for six menths..
John L. Custck and James DoDaghue. charged
with stealing on the 18th INST twenty-four feet OF
six inch iron water pipe the property OF the De-
partment Of Public Works, were each sent to the
Pententiary Tor four months.
Abial Swift pleaded guilty TO an Indictment
charging him with selling lottery pslicies. AS he
had been in prison for q long time the Recorder
sentenced him TO three days further Imprisonment
in the TOmbS.
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COURT CbLeNsARS-TH!S DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRcUrT-P Held by Judge
Barrett.-Case on. Part 2-Ileld by Judge Van
Brunt.-Nes. 09S 1922. I17s 24o 43Sls. 992k 1928,
1926 2227, 1l12, $685. $50, 900, 1872, HAS, 466 572,
653, 1904, S32.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Nos co. SO, 107, los,
100 1877, las, 14s 49, $780, 49, ILL., 12, 49, 176 $780,
1914, 2l6 224, $50, 23l.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Held by Judge Bar.
bOur.-NOs. S15 1855, 1887 1881, 2411, 2O20, 200l,
2o59 1881, 2O63, 1875, 2037 2O65 1885, 2069 Part p
Held by Judge Sedgwick.-Nos. 1910, 726, l1iO,
34 247s, 202e 1898, 1885, 1884. 1886, liz, 242O 404
1852, 1894.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Held
by Judge LarremOre.-Nos. 1898, 1850, 1885, 1928,
14l slo3, 174s zoos, 2oO6, 1884, 6l2 6lS, 1899, 2Os
1921.
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Gross-Nos. 1854, 2l9o, 1854, 1860 $780, 1875
1914 1878 1885, 1887 1891 1884, 1876 1875, 1882. Part
2-Held by Judge Curts.-Nos l423. l4s5, 1913, 1861
1749, l779 164l 1643 ll9l, 1885, 1857 1757h, 1851
1889. Part S-Held by Judge Howland.-~Nos. 2olo
1928. 1904.
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BEN WADE ON @. n. COLFAX.
WASHINGTON, N

WASHINGTON, March "a, 1873
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIR have just received the enclosed, taken
nom your paper:-
From the HERALD correspondents interview
with cakes Ames' son.1
When asked cakes A. Ames what ne tneught
Of the Credit Mobiller business he replied :-'Why
just as we always did; father had 343 shares OF
Credit Mebilier stock in 1858. He wanted to sell
116 shares He sold 1t to his friends, some in Con-
gress and some out. Mr.. Gamalia Bradford, of
Boston. bought ten shares at 50 about the same
tine that father sold IL to schuyler Colfax.o
"what do you think Of COlfax's answer ="
III think he has-wel, prevaricated. Yes,
know 1t. Ben Wade told rather that Schuyler uds
nice reuotr, out that ne had been doing some tall
Swearing on the stand"
Idesire to state that so far az the despafch re.
fers to me there is not one word OF truth in it.
never doubted that Mr.. Cofaxs testimony before
the Committee OF Investigation was the exact
truth, and that his explanation OF his dealings
with Mr.. Ames in regard TO Credit Mobilier stock
ought to be satisfactory to all candid minds, and
never uttered word inconsistent with what is
above stated. Please give this place in your
paper- With great respect, &C., D. F. WADE.
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SUPERIOR -c0UsT-spsc,AL rEga.
Decisions.

Decisions
BY Judge Van Worst
Allemania Fire Insurance Company Vs. Prindle
ct e-0rder for Judgment fer plaintiff.
Groesbeck vs. Oute-Default ana order dismiss
ing complaint set aside upon condition that plain
TN, within TIVE days pay costs asd disbursements
OF trial. including trial fee OF $50 and $40 costs OF
motion, and stipulating to try on first Monday Of
April next.
Hamilton ct al. vs.. Sledge.-Order that commits
sion issue. No valid objection having been made TO
Tilyard he Is appointed commissioner to take tes-
timony. wide Harris Va. Wilson, Wind, 627; .
John r., 251.)
Dodge ct al. vs. Wales.-Order to amend granted.
Barnes VS.. Miner.-Moti0a denied, with costs.
Bauer VS.. Athause. --Order granted.
Friedman vs. Dewis.-0rder opening default.
Ceany vs. Donohue ct al.-Order for Injunction
granted. W U
Brown Vs. Fisher ct al.-Order OF reference.
Schermerhorn vs. B0ss.-MOtion denied, without
costs.
Hermann VS.. Herrmann.-Order granted SET
ting aside judgment Of divorce.
BY Judge Barbour.
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company vs.
James Pursell.-Judgement, order settled. Sec
memorandum as to findings.
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY. March Is, 1873.
Judge Learned, In the case OF the People VS..
George Dinsmore has decided in effect that the
Canal Board has no right to make extra awards to
contractors VINO have found their contracts for
canal repairs Improbable or unremunerative He
holds the acts OF the Legislature giving the Beard
this power were net passed by twothirds vote, as
required by the constitution.
Court OF Appeals Calender.
NEW YORK, March 25 1873.
The following is the Court of Appeals day calen-
dar for Wednesday, March 26:-NOs 90 q, "a, 291s
a. AZ, 45.
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moved Tor a compulsory reference under section

moved Tor a compulsory reference under section
271 OF the code.
Mr. Mareury. TOT the deiendsnts, opposed the ap-
showing that however complicated, an action In
tort could not be referred.
Judge Fancher denied the molten, holding that
the nature Of an action was determined by the
complaint, and could not be varied by the answer.
and the complaint In the present action sounding
in tort, netting contained in the answer or cOun-
ter Claim could change 1t to an action on contract,
or deprive the defendants Of their constitutional
right TO trial by jury.
Decisions.
Knoeppe va. Bangs ct al.-The motion to strike
out the NTH section OF the answer is denied.
Fry Vs. Fry.--rhe motion must be granted IS to
the tenth paragraph or section OF the complaint,
and as 70 the other sections denied. Nr
Union Dime Savings Institution VI. 0lsey.-See
memorandum OF decisions
Moody VS.. Drew ct al--MotiOn denied ana $40
costs. .r
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAmBfss.
Referring Actions-Interesting Question
Of Practice.
Before Judge Fancher.

Bel0Ie JuuRc rdUCHeT.
In the action OF Mott Vs. Campbell and others,
which action for damage by the plaintiff against
his brokers for alleged tsrtions in the conversion
OF stocks, Judge Fancher in this Court, yesterday
decided an important question OF practice The de-
fendants' answer denied the alleged conversion
and set up counterclam upon balance OF ac-
count on stock transactions between the parties,
making clearly Icing account within the decisions.
MI 'atheE H. kaEsh. On behalf VI the olaintiirs.
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John Riley, who had been arrested for intoxica.
ton and committed by Justice Hogan, died on
Monday night in the Tombs. Deceased, who was
laborer, thirty-two years old, lived at 14l Cedar
street. BY order or Coroner Keenan, the body was
removed 10 the WVrgue. where an INQUEST Will DO
belQs
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COURT or COMMON rLsAs-spEcA 1Ean.
Decisions.

Decisions.
By Judge j. f. DAILY
Mcneil VS.. Higgins.--0rder settled.
J. M. Davis vs. Kerson a. CAPITALIZATION denied
Beer VS.. Beer.-M0tiOn denied and Injunction
dissolved on terms.
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The sub-Treasury paid out s5s,ooo on account OF
twenties.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES ACTIVE.
A larger business was transacted in the Southern
State bonds, the dealings being chiefly in the Ten
nessees and Missouris, at declining prices. The
former fell to So or over per cent within many
days, the reaction being instance OF the tickle
ness Of speculative sentiment particularly as in
this the legislation in Nashville the past week
has all been favorable to the interests OF the Ten
nessee bondholders. The Missouri skies went on
to "a, doubtless on advices unfavorable to the
movement fer payment OF the interest In gold.
The new South Carslinas were frmer. Continued
interest was taken in old North Carolinas. The
following were the closing quotations Tennessee,
ex coupon, soh sBs; do, new, sos a sly; vir-
rinia ex coupon, ~ As; do, registered stock, old,
So 40; DO. skies, consolidated bonds So 56H; do.
do, deferred scrip IA l4h; Georgia skies, 10 ATT;
do. sevens, IS 90; North Carolina, ex coupon 80
funding 1896, 20 20 do do, 1865 Is 20; do, new,
16 10; do, special tax, 10 II; Missouri skies,
eSls a "a; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, el ok:
Louisiana skies, % Al; Alabama nves, s: 60; do.
Fights, so IS; South Carolina skies, 80 Q 40; do,
new. January ans july 17K 20; do. do, April ana
october, u o %; Arkansas skies. funded 40 . Is.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The railroad bonds were moderately active and
mostly firm. The chief feature was an advance
in Union Paccs the rsts selling at 81 and the in
comes at n, the land grants being tribe lower.
Central Pacifcs were heavy, with sales at 1881
1885,. Central skies Of 1873 sold at e4I. The fol-
lowing were the bids at the call as amended BY
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Mr.. Hugh N. Camp will sell tomorrow, at the
Real Estate Exchange, Ill Broadway, by order OF
George +. Belts and Frederick J. Belts, executors
OF Mrs. Laura johnson, the tive story and attic
brick house, Aox40. with courtyard In front and
brick stable entrance on Vanderbilt avenue), Sit
mated on the corner OF Clinton aud Gates avenues.
BROOKLYN: lot 77.0xlQ0
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to per cent for borrowing
the operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fOllows:-
Gold balances. 1,277,5S3
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MILLER, WILKINS AND
story b. $. and J; A. PierrePont ST., s. s., ". Of
Hicks ST., lot 256x0V w. A. Fitch 10000
JOHNSON,
house and lot n Madison St. near RaIph $4,000
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| The Sub-Treasury paid out 200 on account OF
interest and $1,000 on account of redeemed i've