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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow, per steamship
Man VIII close at 1880 p M, NJ the Merchants EX-
change. Nos. 80 and 81 Pue-st.
The more favorable outlook for money growing
ont of tic prospective disbursements Of gold by the
Treasury and the receipts Of currency from the in
terror, gave TO money a less stringent tone at the
close. final business being done at l-32 and gold,
though in early business the established rates
ia3-1Cal. There is yet but little doing in CONNER
cal paper. The following arc the Treasury bal
auces at close Of business to-day: Currency,
g. Co., and coin, 81 10000; Of which certii-
cates amount TO S2.,33OOoO The amount Of out
standing gal tenders is S5Is1s2 0OO-a decrease Of
$4,000. Tho internal Revenue receipts to-day are
S240oO0O. Tho Custom-hoUse receipts to-day foot
mp SG39O)O and for the week ending April T.
S32500J0.
The Government bond market was noticeably
firm during the early hours Of business, but it was
reserved for the last Board TO chronicle more
marked advance than is usually recorded. In this
inward turn prices improved as much Is to Il per
cent The advance in gold and the easier tone OF
money brought about tho change at first but the
active demand from the German bankers was the
real cement that lifted the market from its quiet
uessand caused the shapadvance. Itisa well-known
fct that large shipments have been made TO Europe
for some time past which have materially reduced
the stocks available on the street. aud it IS quite
prsbable large part Of the S10OOO0OO gold due
Europe for May interest viii be reinvested in the
same channels. These things considered, the adj
vance ia not 10 De wondered IT. The market closed
strong on the basis OF 119lEug3 for 1868, against
III. early in the Gag. Fisk & Hatch report Us fol-
lows ~ 4 p. M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
UORsEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NRw-YoRx. Friday. April Is. 1873.

NRw-YORK. FiidaY, ApfI 10 Io'0'
me general horse trade was but moderately
= the Indictment weather aud large arrivals Of
-, western work horses have Of late given buyers
os advantage and only sound and desirable stock OF
Sis KIND can be sold readily and at frn prices Horses
,ra,,tv viii hardly bring the ecst Of keep and
TRANSFORMATION and ought not to be sent to our market
ne have fair supply OF good coach horses heid at nom
, al, IN A. 500 per nair The bad weather and stTingency
nave however. thus far very materially IN
~ rcd Min sales OF pleasure horses generally. Not
N.h.f,,6nr that there has been no lack OF inquiry.
49, ~ Arch Johnstons Horse and Carriage Auc-
-, Nart in East Thrtccnth-st, near UnyerstY-p place,
49,, s,io of horses. carriages, DC, viii ne held To-
100 saturday,. the 10Th inst. nc - O'Clock.
~ reyar sem-wecky sale az Mr. Vim. Van TasselFs
- and rriaCc Auction Mart in East Thirteenth-at
- r5urfh ave.. was held to-day in presence OF very
- otfeDdancc and the following prices realized for
49, b,rses brought 10 the hammer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

sylyania Skies 1Os; Philadelphia and Ene Railroad
%; Reading Railroad. 81; Pennsylvania Railroad
sol Gold. u7,.
The American Exchange National Bank hns de-
clared a semiannual dividend Of four per cent free
Of all taxes, payable May 2.
The Nav interest of Logansport. CraNfordsyile
and South Western Railway will be paid by MessIs
Jones g. Schuyler No. 12 Pne-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus on 90 days time and II to
per cent bonus on GO days. at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
as fnllnYa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
0TFIcE PESNsYLvANtA RAILROAD COMPANY. Z
PutL kBFI.ruf. March ~ lgTl (
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockhoider,

NUIILE Is hereby gwen 20 INC StOcAnOIutrb
~ th they viii have the g Of Subscribing the sos
thus pany N The Proportion o. Ay-hce and oaehi @ per
number ofshares Their Apul lA
Those entitled fraction o Subscribe iai
All subscriptions ade between May a. iS AID no
subsc viii be received The following ls
dates VI pagmeat First anelt Of 80 PEI between Ma ian -
1885 I'D De remainder 80 csa) called ~ on ff dis
rac n lsil uoi eIceLg IS fer DC s1Y one f
privilege 0 taking stock Be sold bv sicr1ofr ftk
aoiItlts has II, sl0c nr pi i'r
l1u VI gbsesyLea .es1 kUELND SHtth r.-."--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
THE MONEY MARKET.
APRIL 10. 1873.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-OTTIcIAL REPORT.
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE IAIBUNE-
FIRST CALL 10s O'Clock A. NJ.
Sales OF Government Bonds
1200 % s. $40 G. 67 ll7s lIF LOCO .: es -, sle.si
5000 U. 5. IS 1910 Cbe.Ila LOO US 69O Cou, O4cl0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
,,,,,rv a. ygr LAKE, sHoRH AND MicuisAx tsrrrsityl
Si',-S- C-vs,Nr CLEvxLASD. OHIO M.r.h "a. IlTl

THE=a ANNUAL MEETING or the Stock
4 NOM .s %. vi. t'lPANf fur the EfECrION DlRHC
TORS 6r ths 1as az tae rsnsleer Of shsl apprepais
sri o.. L, W.NI JA, .lt til DAY next
is o, so,k oe- q oelocr no afternoon Of thas
da %, ,,,
1a o. loa 4 A ne-t and wiz ne ming no
a. 81 u 5isr ls.L GEORGE B. L-N, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
Mmole uno 5lalr 4flGntcls.

HInrole uno 5lale tGnEcls
A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
a. IliEG WGfkS l.f and ~ Elat eeeatst AaIoe aai
McrberI Thing. Fr1e Crer Ouln-l 20 prca A-i
.eiT competition Marble Earning for The irlle
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant desraA Of description. AABLE 1li
WOOD MANTEAS r. r. STEWART Co., 20 AID - West
TEeutv-f hiri-si. Seyelil-ave
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
i warerons, Llolaqusrr Fa and seven
feminist oIerlE nj N4hftAN CRATES,
CONFUSING many elegant unqls designs, pcs Aae-gAs
competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

THE CONSOLIDATED 80 YEARS PR CENT GOLD
Bonds Of the ST. LOUIS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAIL
WAY Co., issued upon a completed trunk line earn
ing moro than enough to pay interest and operating
expenses. PIice, 80 and interest. Sold by
WNSLOW & WILSON.
20 WilIiam-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

The State bond market was as dull as yesterday
and no new features were developed. The weakness
I'm Teuressees was succeeded By decline to ~.
Missouri SKIES were steady at 9Jl493. The follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

repoe The markets vorib Throughout
New.York sta.s ara e Hop yards reported a. bsnF
good condition. hsvng yd veil under e protection u good boJ
npr 0nch esry yet form muh u
fhgmfrt this seek II 90 bales o. ola Hops 70
Loaior lev fuat beaE dafs aon our aea mnn eaat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 50 Wall-st., New
York. offer the facilities 10 DeD0sItOrs as In
cOrpOrated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances Mt tho rate Of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point ut current rates.
with immediate returns.
Special attention pad TO choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
&c, for Investors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

mo cnfIre FfUIE OF UOrscs CafiIdEtsl hIIItss ~
neral horse EQUIPMENTS contained no Barker Chase
T,fy Auction Mar ald NewNork Tattersas, corner OI
irfv- nth-st AID Broadway, VIII be disposed q. Dy
r-ble auction tomorrow Saturday., the l9th ana Mol,
d1v he -lst inst. account OF the required ~
- f-west corner of said Horse Mart, necesstateu ~
rpc0nd-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
THE MARKETS.


FRIDAY. Arri 10. 1919.
AsfiFs-e reep,s TO-DAY are ukc jobng de-
I'D the steady, quo.e a. d. Feab are da AID
uom.usL
BROOM CORN AND BROONS-Sew Crop Corn IA steady with
jlhhng demlul; quo Il 3Hc for Oh hEei 4c FOR New
New aud &C. Tor NOV hu Bfo0ms are
Gull previous prices; quoeI a. SL1 % ~ ' aozen.
BEEsWANTh-e continued good inquiry and ho1ers are very
irn a Western ami southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
FoR SALE,
MoNrcrArR RAuwAY Doyps.

MONTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDs,
guaranteed by Midland Railway Price, 50.
MUsGRAVR 81 Co., 10 BrOad-st.
DEEP PLACER M1NING N CALWOGNIA, by Prof
B. Slliman, in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

CArRO AND Fulton RAILROAD Co.'S FIRST MOET-
GAGE SINKING L UND LAND GRANT Bonds for sale at
% and accrued interest Only limited number
In50ld. The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are TIE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
AI.NT, SO 900 ACRES LAND and all other property
of the Company. The Land sales average over s.
Der acre. IL. q. MARQUAND, No. 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
HuPs-he miraet remains very as bui loer are l OWING 20
The Moderate arrivals aad light stock We q1oe a. oV"si

We take following from Mers Emmett Welss Weekly Hop t
hv hess ths cH
continued ngfnc the market Prices il eoiseqaa
uusee for better 1it pt,4
mil the late dscuugng adyicrs from Wisconsin concerning -
dan Of The op BY further deyepneni shoa VIC
to Water al Las stIios- u''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19
ArsrrN BALDWIN, & Co.

Austin BALDWIN ~ Co.
Bankers, No. "A Broadway,
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
LHERYErTE, KANE &, Co, PARIS.
Travellers Letters Received and orwarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-19

follows:
Gold receipts. t77so91 &c Currency pay
Cold uayueuts. 211Ja2 o. ments Sill743 p
Gold balance 40 l5O96 % Curcy balance 1855 COZ Oh
Currency repts zoos g75 g. CustOms....- $4,000 90
The leading drawers of exchange advanced their
rates to-day to the following figures:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03

that when they left Meaghers Head
the Atlantic lay as solid as rock and
the sea breaking over her but no signs
OF her going to pieces. Several wreck.
ers are already at work upon the ship
and probably will bring out portions OF
her cargo and many bodies to morrow.
The Second Engineer who arrived this
afternoon. reports terrible suffer-
ings OF the passengers. The wind blew
hard and cold, and the garments of
those who clung to the rigging 'roze on
them, and many of them became so
benumbed with cold as to let go their
hold and tall again into the water
Flfty-seven bodies were !ound by fisher
men washed ashore to- day, the majority
Of them were, women aud children.
vne body apparently about 5 years OF
age was found with its head almost
mashed to a jellv by being beaten
against the rocks by the acti on Of the
waters The coast is lined with small
articles from the wreck. The excite
ment here is intense.
The Boston Evening Traveller con-
tains the following: 49,
HALIFAX, April 2-Only three or
four cabin passengers were saved rom
the wreck OF the Atlantic. One E"g.
lishmen and two or three Frenchmen.
Only one lady passenger attempted TO
save herself She was frozen to death
in the rigging and fell into the
water. The putser is among the
last Some OIL the passengers ar
rived in this city to-day and gives
details OF the calamity. The
names OF the officers and passengers
saved are not known as yet. The re-
lief steamers are expected up at =
o o'clock. The Atlantic had $50 steer
age and thirty saloon passengers.
There had been two births during the
voyage, the crew numbered l42 and
there were IA stow swsys discovered
800 in all were saved out OF a total
number Of OBS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
Ladies' Fashions at the Court Of
Queen Victoria.

At Her Msjesty's drawing room on
the 18th inst. the hair appeared to be
dressed higher than ever on the top o.
the head and almost all the young Ia
dies had it turned from the iace over q
cushion; the feathers and flowers were
worn more on the top of the head than
Of old. The young girls who were pre-
seuted patropized snow>drops q good
deal, one OF them particularly having
them most gracefully arranged on one
side OF the hair, as though they were
growing there. A tulle veil covered
with pearl beads WAS rather 9 novelty,
and colored ribbons round the neck.
with the bow in front and diamonds
in the centre, were much worn. One
lady had q ribbon collar at the throat
trimmed with lace quite in the Louis
XIV. style; indeed, the bellies OF the
present drawing room looked more like
the pictures OF our ancestors than ever.
More false hair seemed TO be worn,
more costly lace, aud the trimmings
were more elaborate than ever. Ii
would be really difficult to attempt to
describe the putfiOgs, plaitings and
ruchines Of which the tulle petticoats
were composed One dress had the
lace founce brought up IN a great
plait at the side, which was filed out
with blue tulle and bows OF ribbon and
had a very novel effect; black corded
silk train, with deep bias folds OF blue
sllk, dotted over with primroses, WAS
worn With it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
sorrow for the LOst or the Steamer
Atlantic.

sorrow for the Lost or the Steamer
Atlantic.
LONDON, April 2.-rhe painful intelli
gence OF the loss OF the. White Star stes
mer Atlantic, on Meagbers Rock OF Ha-
litax, Nova Scotia, with upwards OF seven
hundred souls, principally women and
children, causes a profound and gen
ersl feeling OF sorrow throughout the
entire country. The i'll tared ste mer
sailed from Liverpool for New York,
on the 18th not having on board over
one thousand persons, passengers and
crew, all told. The accounts OF the di-
ssster received here state about one
fourth of the whole number OF persons
on board was saved. A Large proper
ton of the passengers are said to have
been German emigrants.
Royal Enthusissm.
Her Majesty. Qleen Victoria, to-day
psid a visit TO the new Victoria Park,
N East London. An immense crowd
assembled in the streets through which
the carriages OF the royal party passed
to the entrance OF the park grounds
On arrival at the park entrabce Her
Majesty was loudly cbeered and grace
tully bowed her acknowledgment 10
the multitude tor their royal enthusl-
Am. The weather was magnificent
aud q delightful drive was had through
the park. The Queen repeatedly ex-
pressed her satisfaction and admiration
At the manner in which the grounds
were laid out. During the inspection
of the park by the Qneen and suite the
enthusiasm OF the people was unabted'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
BY TELEG GRAPH.
Exciusively for the Rexister
~ the Pacific And Atlantic Line.
Once, llO Main Street,
WASHING GT0N.
WASHINGTON, April 2.
Wfthd raWat OF C0pPency.


The Secretary Of the Treasury will
soon take steps to carry out section six
OF the act of July IL, 1870, providing
for the withdrawal OF s25. 600, 900 of the
national currency from those banks in
the Ststes having an excess of the cir
culstioa. This increase is principally
in the New England States, Massscnu-
setts having the largest. The South,
which WAS not able on account OF the
war, to avail itself OF national banking
acts, will derive the principal benefit
from this S25, 100000.
Payments.
The payments made from the Treas>
ury by warrants during the month Of
March were "a follows:
Civil aud miscellaneous $7,9S7, ,62S =
AZ; War department 50 S22, ,9O5 A /;
Navy department 81, ,36l 1864 81; interior,
Indisrs and pensions s2629, ,S5S.4G to-
tai 81, ,l0l. 1923. The above does no.
include payments made on the account
OF the interest Or priRcipal OF the pub
lie debt.
Retrenching.
In view Of the limited appropriations
granted by Congress tor the expenses OF
the War Department, the Secretary Of
War has ordered that all the expendi-
lures tor building material, construc-
tons aud repairs Of buildings which
REQUIRE to be paid from the approprla-
,ions; also the work on barracks and
quarters for the fiscal year, be suspend.
ed until tue beginning OF the next fiscal
wear. All civilians employed upon
such work will be discharged and en-.
listed men relieved IRON such duties un-
I'll further orders
Judge Richardson's Policy.
1t may be authoritively stated that
the Secretary OF the Treasury will
neither sell additional amounts Of gold
or draw On his s44,0O0,OOO reserve. Ii
the emergency arises he will probably
order the payment OF the Nav interest
without the reserve, which amounts TO
over $l7,000,O9O. A number OF
"panicky dispatches have been received
here from New York, most Of them
ssv unless the Secretary OF the Treas
ury ipterferes there will be trouble.
Several OF these dispatches have been
shown to the Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
ILLINOIS.
Farmers Consertiop.

SPRINGFIELD, III. April 2.-Tbe atten'
dance AT the State Farmers Convention
il immense. Last night a meeting OF
the Executive Committee Of the State
A Aoricultural Societie was held to make
nre parations Tor q Convention when q
letter was read from John Quincy
Boston fayorinGthe movementAdoms o.
farmers against railroad companies
aud arguing in favor OF freight 1aii, ,
roads owned by the government ana
operated BY the government at 10"
rs,e II was stated that arrangements
were being made in New York 'or the
national state convention on transpor
,ation, The state convention spent the
forenoon in organizing, the afternoon
Icing devoted to speeches, &c: is
s.nected that Ex-Governor Palmer
senator Trumball and others will take
part.
The State Convention Of Farmers
vb;ch met this morning early 10 very
lsrye and enthusiastic, At times almost
mrbulept. All parts OF the state Gre
r.nrssep,ed though chiefly Central IL
Tpoi.. The Convention met at 1nt
court house at o'clock, and "ss called
TO- ~ order bv W. c. Fisgg. President o
~. S,ste Farmers' Association Whe
hriefiy stated the object OF the con1sn'
ton and nominated the hon. "m
smith, of McLeau county, Tor temPof
ry President n,o;n.
a and while they we're out speech
were made by D. W. Daine. . prom, y
nept farmer Of Carroll comfy, ana z
NJ Haylens, OF Chicago, denounciD ::
-.;lrosds in unpeasursd terms for ths'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
N oasS Mara 80.

New YoRK, April 2-Tbe financial
situation to-day 10 not quite 80 dlsirss-
sIDg 10 borrowers rs u ~As yesterday.
tut nevertheless It WAS stringent enough.
At the opeuIns call. loans were mAie
al / TO per cent per diem. and soon
Afterwards !. There VA = very heavy
business Transacted ounng the Wofp-
log hours. Macy bvrro~ss seemed TO
tear uGIyersal strIDseLcy. A. the close
the same As tor the Two days pat
Durng the AFTERNOON there was tenn
pprsry let up 10 the market, snd the
rate drcliDed W I, with some lev loans
At lI6 aud eveu ~ ! per cent gold.
But late 10 tue day the demand 'ior
money increased once more aud long
after 5 o clock tber. were street dealings
a. ttoi Money b returning Slowly
from Tue wet and 10 . Iew days cnr-
rescy will hDw tack 70 this poIDt irom
the Middle aHd EYterD States where t
~ss recently seut 10 make tine asosI
Aprll s.tII.menu. For,IgD Excbaoyes
we're dull and heavy early 10 The day.
owing 70 the conunaed string,bcy In
money, but n the ciose the market
called 81 . trihe frmsr 10 tone. Pnms
bankers % days s.sriipg sold ~
81 VIt 10 81 " and sisnt a. 81 O5I
70 tl Ust. uo,d 70 DAY vas moved W
from 81 I6i osl l7t by purchaser.
Tor the tuii accoaas but lsls 10 the
day the sd'socs VS. partially los1
Speculation 10 toe room seems % have
lost much OF that vim winch character.
Ized u ~ the opening OF the week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
1thrrllaa Aral5trr.

ASorHEK appalling marine disaster
~. occurred. The steamer Atlantic,
=, the White Star Line, bound from
Liverpool 10 New York, with nine hun.
irri souls on board, in attempting to
make Hslltax, to coal, Tuesday morn
!rI. struck. with tremendous force, when
smusl in port and went down. Or the
,.ne hundred souls on board but two
buuired were let to tell the tale Of one
o. the most frighttul shipwrecks on
record. rhe Atlantic had u boisterous
2a,sage and ran short OF fuel. Needing
c,sl To enable her to complete the voy.
Sc she inside Tor Halifax, but by some
dreadful miscslculstion, missed the chan
mel and ran upon hidden rocks. A
hesvy sea was running at the time of
the accident, and swept over tbs sink
ny vessel. She settled In compare.
uyely ,hoal water, her masts and spars
s,.ove the surface OF the turbid sea
Rut tor this it is doubtful whether auy
lives wouli have been saved, as in go
ny down the ship. boats were carried
W T.. her. There Was no time to launch
them, No time, in 'act, to do anything
for the safety OF those on board There
Ma nothing 10 mitigate the horrors OF
~stery grave which opened and
VS. owed this multitude OF people
v I'd tragic suidenness
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
BOSTON.
Decision Overruled.

Bosros, April 2.-The Supreme
Court to-day overruled the exceptions
in the case OF one Stsndish against the
Narragsnsett steamship company, In
which the plaintiff recovered damages
tor assault and battery and unlsw'ul
imprisonment 90 the steamboat New
York in 1870 He could not find bis
,icket and WAS not allowed to 20 ashore
At Norwich with the other passengers.
Toe painters, carpenters and mssons
contemplate q strike, and will stop
work il the burnt district.
The Lost Atlantic.
Intense Interest is manifested here to
learn further details OF the loss Of the
steamship Atlantic. A private di.patch
received in this city confirms the reports
concerning the loss OF lie, making II
quite as large as at first stated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-03
CHARLESTON.
CAPITAL QUESTION.
The Public Printer and Grautham's
Report.

The Public Printer and GraDtham',
Report.
Special Dispatch to the Register.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 2.-Aftel
a protracted struggle the Capital bill
was laid on the table BY a vote of II tc
II in the Senate, Blskemore and Csld,
well voting aye. Nothing has beer
done with it to-day and it will probably
be dropped for the present.
The Senate Printing Committee hat
reported, unanimously, that the charges
made by Senator Grantha n against the
State Printer, are unfounded, in
fact Mr.. Walkers accounts are
pronounced correct, and the Senate
adopted the report without objections.
The famous jacob committee has now
had a hearing and been defeated in
both houses, the crushing defeat they
have sustained in the Senate, when
Grantham appeared as prosecutor
not only concludes the case
but forcibly illustrates the ma
ice and weakness of the charge
originally manufactured for political
purposes. Senator Granthsm LETT the
city when he found his prosecu ton
would fail and not a single
Senator OF either party has attempted
to sustain the case which he aban.
doned. 1t is expected that the Legisla-
ture will adjourn on Monday until Oc-
tober the both. DOVER.