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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO
NESS. 8 O'CLOCK p.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 13-P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. LIP. NJ.
A change came over the Stock Exchange specula-
ton to-day and advantage was taken OF the absence
f the leading operators the bull side of the &C
count TO raid the market the pretext afforded by
the late bearish sentiment developed in Pacific
Mail The market opened soft and declined partly
recovering by the time the Board was over About
~ o'clock the market became again active
and weak as onslaught was made against the
leading shares, and the lowest prices of the day
were reported between noon and o'clock. AS evil
dencing the frmness with which the general market
as supported we may state that in the face of the
vigorous onset of the bears of the street prices de-
clined only about an average of per cent though
Pacific Mail declined full point The afternoon
market was quiet and strong, recovery of to 1t
per cent having set in all the list. The OPEN
ing highest, lowest, and closing prices of stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
The following are the returns of the traffic depar
Net earnings. So ,2SO,O6l Al s
Sl.454,479 30

Increase net earnings for sir monhs.'. S11ooSZ Ia
The reported earnings of the Chicago. Dansville
and Vincennes Railroad were july 1878, S63,939 6S
July 1872, $47,25s 81 ;sncrease Sl6GSl II.
The Adams Express Company have declared div
idend of 81 per share. payable September l. The
transfer books of the Company will close on the
18th inst, and reopen September2 2.
Ambrose w. Thompson. financial agent of jersey
City, offers 100000 per cent bonds of that city at
9S and accrued interest. Mr.. Thompson can be
found at the Continental Bank, No. Nassau-st. At
tention is called to the advertisement in another
column.
The earnings of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway for the first week in August,
1878. were S3S,927 IS; first week in August, 1872,
29,762 G3 ; increase, S9,165 p.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania Skies, 1881; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
24l; Reading Railroad, 55i Pennsylvania Railroad,
54s. Gold. 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

- ~ Norh RfUtr Veffris nsd Rdurodfs
Aua lS-o3 Pig. Ashes pkn Bsesws 95 bb Copper 3l3
ass o57 bales Cotton $50 bills Beans LAT Dried
~ a., yVo eo ssg d54S8 bb Flour l5l 066 bush whe.
ash Gem 1925 bush Oats 300 bush Pe,s 81 bales
- bales Hop, 146l7 Horns 82 Hides 462 bundles
co. G,e1 Sans l2l9 sides Leather 1069 bbl Rosn 80 bbs
sP iutpenn ZIG pkgs Pork, 4S5 pigs Cut Meats 5l7 pigs
los & Ras Bs'ts 1920 pkg. Oh C.k. 10 40 pigs oss,.
PAg 2O56 pkes Starch, 40 hhds Tobacco 92l pkga
Ioosceo, OV0 bale. Woo, 447 bbIa WHISKY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE FISK d HATCH,
NFW-YORK, Aug, II. 1873.

The SEVEN PER CENT BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY are issued in the de-
nominations of $1,000 each interest payable July
and January both principal and interest payable in
United States Gold Coin, in the City of New-York.
The price of these bonds for the present is 80 and
accrued interest-that is a $1,000 bond would cost
to-day 1907 49, At the present price of gold the in
come derived is equal to nearly nine per cent in
rency With the rapidly increasing business of the
road, its commanding importance as another great
east and west trunk line its complete roadway of 40
miles, the princely wealth of IRON, COAL SALT, AND
TIMBER, along its route its tapping at its Western
terminus the Ohio River 1000 miles of river
navigation, it's Eastern terminus resting on the
tide waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and the fact that
the other great parallel trunk lines are being com
PEELED to lay additional tracks to meet the
and steadily augmenting traffic between the East
and West-all warrant us in our belief that the
rites of the Chesapeake and Ohio destined TO at
tain high rank in the markets of the world At
present. Government bonds so high, and really
desirable permanent investment securities at rea-
sonable price so difficult to be obtained, it is very
gratifying to to have these bonds for our friends
and customers.
We also havea small amount of the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
the price of these is SSl and accrued interest They
are issued in denominations of $780, $780, and 81 900,
interest payable May and November. Underlying
as they do property that has cost nearly S3s0OO.
900, and which is constantly increasing in value.
they need no recommendation. The small remain
ing balance will soon be absorbed.
800 bond will cost to-day. 800 IS
500 bond will cost to-day ........... $50 SO
1000 bond will cost to-day .......... 90l II
We also buy and sell the CENTRAL AND WESTERN
PACIFIC GOLD BONDS at the market price.
The Central Pacific Company has now over 1900
miles of completed road. and its earnings this year
will reach upward of S13,OOO0OO Their securities
should rank with those of the Government SELF
We also continue to deal in Government Bonds,
execute orders at the Stock Exchange for invest
ment Stocks and Bonds, receive deposits on which
we allow interest at the rate Of four per cent per
annun, and conduct general banking business.
FISK 81 HATCH.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoSDs-Coupon or
heglstered interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,VO,OOO
fOr safe at the Office Of the Company No 20 Cedar
81, NJ L. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President
BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoSTcLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Tho Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON. SMITH T. CorTlsa. IA Broad-st
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24S7, 900. NV Wv ".A. VI "'s y" '' ">'''
1ss9 soS a. Ass 1875 m-UnIted States Fvsrw.ns bonds
patches quote Renes Al 57f 4Oc "
h Aug 1875 mOf the sales Ccttor to-day $3.50
amenen Sales Of Cotton shipped from savannah
po sot be October and November sgd os the
49, ~ oeos Low hdtings deliverable September SGD and
we ser not below Good Ordinary shipped November aud
D Io~D =. o9L Bacon 1916 y eEt for Cumberland Cut
io'Dor, aug l3-kyening-Rine Rosin 1871 0l5I y cst.
cst ''@-'P"'S i"VenuAe' '-io~''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
utfuOpRaN MapEVTs

LosDos, Aug l3l2:3O p INFLATED states TsnPory bo'~
Ola
Paris afyices quote Rebtes II 57E i5e
LyxRPooL Aug l3-l2:30 m-Coton shipped fom saysep
Charleston, beoS Low hdlngs Deliverable August 81 81
LIVERPOOL Aug. 13-l mIOon IL easier and parshf
Mddsg Upland ST Mhg OTle.ns0 eli sales lZooo
bales iof speculation and export
LosDox. Aug 1880 D. m.-Rne Railway shaTe,. ALA
LIVERPOOL Aug. 1880 p. m.-Dresdsuns quiet A..
LOEDOs Aug. l3-23O m--ihe OF disooast io' 49,
moaihs bl Ia tho Marietta ll6 per cent beo" the ~
tosDos. Aug 1850 p p.-Ras Railway shares, Tf TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

There was a perceptibly improved demand for
money to-day, at least this forenoon. and ON call
brokers were paying and bidding per cont, Offering
stocks as collateral, though loans at per cent on
Government bonds undIsturbed. During the
afternoon as much as per cent was paid, but in
making up late bank accounts there free offer
ings again at 8. Prime mercantile acceptances
whose dates expire before November, selling at
q to per cent. but names running and months
command s TO per cent Time loans running all
the year are negotiated at legal rates.
United States bonds were firm at the first board,
but as gold became lower so quotations yielded A
small business only was done. The proposals of the
Treasury to buy half a million bonds elected offer
ings to the extent of only S25,5OO, as follows;
Rid A. Content Drerel. Morgan & Co.
$40 0OO. ........li512 S5.50O..........ll5.l2
lO,OOO "a
Tia Treasnrv accented the S1h h00 nerad at LIZ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
City bank shares sold as follows: Phenix 9s; Cen
raj National, 90; and Fourth National, ll4.. The
following were the quotations !:

In railroad bonds the demand continues pretty
active, at firm quotations. The Pacific mortgages
attracted the principal attention to-day, and closed
az follows: Central, 1OOs01OOt; Western. 92l0e2s;
Union First, S20S2i; Land Grant, 7S9079l, and In
come. 62l0G22. The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
Glendinning, DAVIS & Amory's closing prices were :

The attention of operators was directed from the
gold market to-day by the unusual attractions
afforded in stocks and the market, left to itself
dull end hstless. The most of the forenoon business
was at 1l5!, and of the afternoon at 1l5s. trans
action being reported at 1859. There were no new
influences brought TO bear upon the market
London advices report money dearer the rate for
three months discounts being now only lilo below
the Bank of England minimum of 81 per cent though
the bullion which went into the Bank on
balance to-day was G4s7OOO COnsols and United
States bonds firm. On gold loans the carrying
rates were II, 2, q, and per cent to fiat. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $500 IN called bonds
and $4,000 in coin interest The exports of specie
were $2S2OOO. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared, S4s.979,OOO;
gold balances S1976,2S5 currency balances, $2,57S,
7Q8 The nnntations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
WOOL MARKET.

Bosros Aug 13-Woo is quite sre manufacturers being free
BUYERS and have aided largely their stocks during the past onh
Recent readily obtained and the aspect 1he ma,k denotes
decided which given rise 10 the opinion that hger rates
will rule the advances Any advance in the pee at tue pres
would however undoubtedly cheek the activity prevailing
We quote Illinois, and Wisconsin neees 42G4Tc Michigan 40
ds Pennsylvania 50 and choice double extra aud
shove 52l CopbinR feeces demand with
p H. according to quality California Wool continues
demand at 20 435e q TO- good and choice from 3Od3oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

In State bonds there are no features to report
New-York registered and coupon bounty loan SOFA
at the same price, 1O4. Missouri skies brought so'
The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
798. The quotations were as follows
actions at the U. S. Treasury were

eshee Cold Certificates to Washington, D. $69700
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Cimora, will close at 1880 p. m. at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos so and 50 Pine-st
Foreign exchange has been weak, and prices were
nomnally the same as yesterday. quoted below:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

The general market closed steady on the basis OF
119l to 119s for 1865. Fisk Hatch reported 10 fol-
lows at the close:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

=, RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoYDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO.
FOR sale at the Office Of the Company No. 10 Cedar
ST., N L. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

porv.r deiyee,-The Transaction very Rht AZ aoou'
r,e,. .sles =. follows ali Of Low hiddings aoo IS
100 ''f ~ 7 s' S7o5 Is lsSs -
is a,s 5siS soo Si is Total. 400
S S as roV to D. m-Auru, 400 Is - lGej loo 700
95s2c I2O3 IS 300 49, zoo 100 70 & COO II
1885, loo i74 100 IL 2932c October 500 ~ ~ Total
900 l7ia. 500 II o-l8c DECEMBER |oo a.
300 balea Grand total. l27OO bales nj. IoaoO,.c;
COFPER-No sales, bat the market ruled nrnL ho'
lava 22a23i,. and Laguayra, 20d2lc gold - halter;
FLOUR AND MBAIThe Flour market Is more cse s rrsdes
az, densnd ehieo for here and TO ATe oon sd.s
Ssat s8 55 au Mnnesots held hghti ,.dss
,,iy r,iys md 6 Az market stronger for
ppd al bu, irregular heavy for New Wheat fm ~ live
for Old sales Of % 500 bbA, udnchns 5o0O Dds Nv ss
80 :. az TX and 900 DO CITY SO 65d$L We quse AZ 40
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are dali and nominal a., -, Ia. heep VT eue''
bal prices are without quotabs ehsns We qaose a. Ts,s
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THE MARKETS.

'0'' "WEDNESDAY. .'Hg U.s. IS iS Pan,
4. ara .tsadr and yerr queli quoted az -
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a. g. STEBB1NS q SON, New-York.
EDM'D D. RANDOLPH s. Co., N. York.
B. K JAMESON g Co., Philadelphia.
A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
7 PER CT. GOLD BONDS
Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.

AN EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE.
Total length of Line miles
C0mpleted mies
In miles
Under cOnstruc ton
These BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH. being secured By
FIRST ONLY MORTGAGE extension Of 2l7 mes and
liability the entire corporation representing 42O miles
NET EARNINGS Of the Road LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TEREsT.
Receipts for 1872
A gain Of 1895 900 1871 number Of miles.
Receipts for June. 3O,l7S Al
An examination Of the will show eoncuvey that the Road
penetrates country productive capabilities has local business
than sfsupporung and that tits TRUNK LINE
Dveg Champaign the road has two Western terminal points,
already
construction will reach St. Paul in Minnesota and
the latter route following the borders OF
Missouri passing through the rich South Platte Valley
The through business these and from atss
ing lines will be Of great magnitude.
Indianapolis has close connections with all the great
dvergins roues leading to cosst with Oa leading
70 Ohio River and points Souh
he aud IN snd with
and business Of the road recommend
then UEQUALIFIEDLY as being
SAFE FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
BoNDs AT A BARGAIN.

BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MoSTcLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Tho Midland Railway, for sale at SO
JAMESON, Smith T. CorTlNa, IA Broad-st
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP

~ COMfANt.--
FOR sOUrHAMPrOS AND BREMEN
HANSA, Is. LanIIE SAT- on WbDNBs-
DAY August IS foa Bremen Per foot lhris e. hoookes
W ,onowed bV
S,4.upp WISER W. wilgeroi SATURDAY August l6
EATEs OF PASSAGE TO LONDON. HAVRb. AND BRENNAN.
PAYABLE or IIs EQUIVALENT N cVRkkSct
FirtcSDn......
Steerage. ~
For freight passags sppyto OELhiOhS 90, aksn%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14

NO1o y. an peI 20 EoItS TcT ssr
Aug 10 CALIFORNIA saturday. AuH "a
elnesdaT Aug 20 CALEDONIA Wefnesls Aux n
Passengers booked and and from StitOaa
Great Britain an Germany Norway Sweden Denmark America
safely speedily comfortably chespy other
Tickets bought lowest
bya he Comp vs. on
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

hLbArr Aug l3Wheat-The market unchanged RYE dull
Oats irregular vs. ~ ~ '' ' 1' 'VN''''
Aug l3-Lsie rail imports the "a Flour
yoy po Wheat l37522 bush Corn. 34l ,627 bush.
35l4 6n,hi Bailey 40 hn.. $50
, 1873-02-15

Hovio1v OF the Money. Eso1ad, Go1ds
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Specfal Despaseh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
New Yoaw, Fob. 14.-Alonoy continues stringent,
ranging from to 1-32, closing at gold. Prime er-
oanto paper is hold ut TO 49, With iew sales below
10, sud unnny as high us II. ..
BTCCKs.
The stock market wan qaict, though firm, and closes
generally higher. Lako Shore loaned fat to-day,
which, In connection with the fact tbat thete Ii largo
short interest In IT, 1eads operators to suppose
IL bound 10 riso Tho struggle for tho control Of thu
Union Pacific will aoon commencet a. the slectiop
takes place tho 9th proximo. The Hon. H.
F. Clark will bo candidate for zc.elcctiou,
but Commodore Vanderbilt will probably throw biz In
1ucnco uto tho scao against him. The rur1ofa from
Washington about tfia atock continue strongly un-
favorable.
reported resolution lss beon introduced into the
Legislature to inquire Of Eric Company how much was
disbursed for legislative prposes" aat winter 1his
il the Paeiao Mail Company.
rs s Ss 'nd h&n' ranging aE1 gosaa frs t
ts week ending nsasssa tos se &
W wsok ills ycsr Il Is runored aold clique
lock up ave mi'lions of con-. Foreign exchange IL
at'il weak and declining: E,xns
Governments wcro dull aud Bteady. Tho now 5s aEo
OF In London and tho cable reports very steady
market there, showing no disturbance On account OF
epanish affairs.
=, PRODUCE.
F1our-The arrivals are larger, and tho export aud
Shippers cannot Ill orders for lack Of freight room.
ha ors buying spsrng!y Pork as .,d an - a r. 10
In cut meats. a moderate business wns done In dry
:sea Shoulders at a 3s, ssng
sob nokied ahnndcra soid at $40 bacon tlrna, with
ss1es Il 500 boxes At 1ago long cenr spot nd
TAo for snort clear tor April as9ea .HS .s1 snqso
with eaes Of $50 tcs Wcstorn d 84c On tue spot en
for February, and 81ic for March. '~~sc
, 1873-02-15
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Several OF Captain JncIk's hand In"
dlcted for MuEder--Court Doctsl0na

Several OF Captain JncIk's hand In"
dlcted for MnEder--Coulrt Docisl0ns
.-For4exiesa
sAN FaAAo,sco, Feb. A.-To-day tho Grand Jury
Humphrey" "Littlo Jim Boston, :: Charley" and
"Daye belonging to Captain Jscks band ot Modocs,
for murder In the first degrae. Mrs. 0rothertou and
nou, survivors Of tho Drohe1ton family, swore poai
lively that theae Iudlan8 were In thn band which
massacred the settlers Lost niper laat necenber
It Ia believed tho Sheriff will not try to make sny mr.
xests till tho result Of tho Peace Commission ID knoWn
The 6upreme Court Of California, in the case Of L.
e. Crano ps 1Asbor Coun1eaioner Marks To-day, re-
yeraod ths doolson Of Tho Ninsteenth District COURT
f III. city, which, he esa 10 'gsi.aSn T. ts
frauds will DO tried On the merits Of tho caso.
Tho People aouthwe teat case to try the validity
OF tho drawing Of tho last Grand Jury Of the city.
Tho Buprene Court elao held that the nEy WAS eEa1-
~ drawn, The result Of this ieoihlon u that MArkst
tho i1arbor Cotntsstoner, md uunbar ot ehsE peE-
sons aceuse Of crime, have to be presented before
new Grand Jury. l.-
Several bold forgerles Of ohecRs, purpoFting to
liaye been drawn on the United dlAtes
Assistant Treasurer BY dburang oceEa Of ArTpns Ias
amount to several thousand dol'sss II 4 though LIE sne
parties guilty Of tho 3orgerlea in this oity 1Ao
matter IL In tho hands Of the detectives.
Parties tn this city complain Of tho eoWneae Of tne
transportation Of freight on tue railroad from no"
, 1873-02-15
lICAGO, SATURDAY; FEBRUARY Is, 1873.

AL AM tot certain whethsr brought IL hero or
gavo 1t 10 frinnd IN Now York.
o:ENan,o aey person. stthsF ilers OF in New York,
Harlan4Woll 1eayo It to tho Uhafru1at II an to
answcr TINT. .,, ......
Haran-It Witt require adn1e rc1ectfonf and pcrhaps
soma soarcl for ma to ascertain h0uares of all Tho
PARTIES who uscd tho fund.- Ono, remd1nbery was D.
d. Nobfe.
Qt-~lyho did Noble got IT fron7 ...-..
Al don't rcnsonbor whothnr from mo or some
ono else:
In answer 10 tho questions Of Scott tho vtnosa tcs-
ted TINT tho nonoy was used r. paying the oxpenses
Of friends Id the Gunntarlnf elocto 80 far ~ 1t do
pended on thu withesaM wus % used:
Aft. steyenuon-Did you, after May J. 1906 to jan.
J. 1866 reccivc any other money from any Prcalcnt3
Vice prealdoA, agent omploye Of any Of tho three
rontlB known rs tho Pacific Roads?
A--Not that ana aware Of 10 far 10 can now To-
ncmtcr,
Stevenson said no hnd aorne other 4uesttons 70 aak
tntlan, but should postpono thc, until Harlan should
mako Examination "a to tho date OF tho checks.
Wright-somo portion Of tho money waa used to DO.
fray expouscs already incurred IN tho ecction; did
not think much Of It went Into tho hands Of tho Chair
nan II tho sate Executive Committee; ut any rate
hrRe portion did not:
The oommittco adjourned nnti, tomorrow.
, 1873-02-15
FIRES.
Destruction Of Property In various
PLACES TaRIordnys

Destruction OF Property In various
places Yesterday.
Nry YouK. Fobt H-A Baltimore despatch ssTe
tbst tho extensive fetort and nrebrlck factory Of
George q. Htcka Ut Locust Point Was burned laes
evening. The loss fB 7o000.
NEW YORK, Feb. "A IRE bfokc out thla morninH
Ia tho New Hayan s Harlem Railroad freight depot,
damaging tho properly Of the Company $50 Jxe-
gcr8 n1acbiuery 1nanufactory. about Inonaaa
ont. glass factory a!so sna seys5s ~ ofhsF'
S. LOUIS, No., Fob. 14.-Tho woodeu;wafc factory
almost wholly destroyed by aro betwson and aoeloak
tbts uornip9 The foes d estimated at from IS 600 to
$f0, ,0u1 insurance not ascartatned. , ~
8T. Louis Fob. 1{.-The loss by the burning o.
Bsaw & CO.'S woolcnware factory, this morning y
now stated at $50 00o insured in the North BEtttsn
i Mercantile, 81 500; Amazon, Cincinnati, 52.6eo
Home Naw York 81 600 pheonix, Now York. y ooo;
St, Lolis MUTUAL, 32ood st, Joe UItc and Masanes
Special DespateA 70 Tho Chicago Tribune. A..
KEoxuBt Iowa, Feb.' 14.-At m carly hour thu.
morning fire hroka cut In tue disAccttng room OF
tho College Of phyaicianh and Surgeons a. this plhce
It waa only by tho most prompt and cnoIgeho e.
forts On the part Of the frelncn that the oaon9 a
eaYod from 1uatrtlctloA. The damage ~ nte
and water are estnated ut $1,000, fnily COVERED ~
insurance Many valuable specimens II the IoHee9
Museum were damaged or destroyed. The ota81n ~ %
tho fire IA unknown Tie faculty say le VIII not H
torfcro with tho spring. COURSE Of leetnfes, "n1oo
-uomntnce6 E6tfs MnfbhiI ~ - 80. 49,, :. -,
CoItoks, N. X, Feb. 14.--Tho Erie knitting Mias
owned by William Nurse, was turned th:5
Loss, SO, 900 Insurance., $37, 900.
, 1873-02-15

The WILSON CQ1MlIIEE.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 14.-Tho Wilson Committee took
rocess until II O'Clock, aa O. P: Huntington, wit
ness, had not appeared. John J. Cisco, Of New York,
viii also DO summoned General g. n. Dodge has not
vt appeared and 1t Is feared that ho s ovndn8 The
hummonH.
vco President 9f re Gentnsl r., fasS T9sa a 09
noon, with reference TO the construction of the road
Ho detailed the financial enbarrassmonts under which
ty.nyo miles of t'' road. wore let TO- eignt
Has IN o wnes
thought to procure labor at reasonable prices, and
tS ,SF .a bsa s r9s sa e III vi e
COO ooo Witness got the Impression that tho
oonrae: snd F,nanee Company was to receive, H.
build md equip the road. Before the Central Pacific
Company, tnoy idanirsl raodo 0onpany) lad alrosay
bought largo amount Of iron for tho road and the
G9n5aot and Ensneo sa TIE Central p
bonds Tha Witness impression vas VAS thst tse
nothing on this CONTRACT but certsin % smount Ne Il
stock and ths stock was not then worth more than 10
s
holds perhapa 81 900 worth ot stock IN the road
tract With thls Company. Tho impression Of tho VII
sns @
covered by cash Of ta eaniyalant; don't know what
oWnea BY hs Contract M 1nd Fnsncs ' company % Tho
stock OF tho Central Pacific Company would not have
brought ten tents on the dollar IN tho mar:
ths Finance COMPANY. Tho stock was taken origin:
ay at par by fEisnds Of tho enesprae. Tho stock Of
don't Know how many stockio1ters ters aro 70 in hG
road. 1t VISA the Impression OF tho witnoss that
, 1873-02-15

Spec{al Ueap0keN % TIE CH}e090 7T1bNNs. a.,
CoLuHpug Feb, 14.-John Trotrether whs Killed
hero this morning ,n tho railroad ysrtls " catching
bis boot IN frog, sshe was running along shS trsek
passed over bls body. He was horribly mangled.
O1Nu1NsA11, O., Fob. IA passenger train on tla
IpdiankpoltB Cincinnati h Lafayette lailroad, Bona
eat, last night ran OF the track near Ooyea ono;
Ths Pullman sleeper overturned. ono man aan
hil ahouder-blads broken, and Ill wero bruiaed WI
mono seriously iljMro1,