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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

,,., g., 10 a,aw a. scustor Pratt seems 20
have his q che g ay 30 should follow
eIs%nIe aa cos the controversy by rsy he
credited him into d snS thai The pay stands to
his eTsd Sless BE- the Necessary snn simple
order from him viii setuo .n1 ""
his friends night OF the rccoru'
-'' SENATOR MOTIONS POSITION
T,n,,, 7As Indianapolis Journal 4. ,ho
coco,or Norton's position relative W olo
10, ,,estion Is this: Immediately aiter tno ~, a. W
OF the he announces me cent of IT, Fur
fherInore he has announced that w n,ete his honor
draw and u 10 should do sD so re Characterization But
n1iil he does so. the charge , tnst 10 i' II"
salary grab Is false and insulting
REM r. MEYERS BACK PAY
70 me Edftor Of The tribune
Su Permit me to direct your attention TO
an omission in your Salary Grab record otherwise re-
narka5v complete and invaluable piece of political
history Following the name OF Benjamin f. Meyers,
Representative from the Bedford District" Pennsy
MANIA YOU say, Drew it," You might have added'
and defended his course" as he vehementy insisted
upon the consistency OF his action in his paper The Hdr
risburg Patriot and violently assailed. through its col
umns an independent editor Of his district who con-
demned his participation in tho grab game AT the time
OF his election an earnest supporter OF Mr. Benjamin f.
Meyers being then resident of his district, 1t is only
natural that should feel the unexpected disgrace he
has brought upon his friends as keenly as any one
am 10th refer to it, but that he shouts commen
dalton Of his through the public press trust ne
may obtain his recompeDse from its results D. A. o.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug IL. 1873.
BUTLERs BACR-PAY DEFENSE.
To the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: | have Just read Gen. Buffers letter
TO constituent" defending the backpay grab. He tries
hard to make appear that stealing under certain cir
cumstances right and proper but it is very doubu
whether his constituents be made to adopt such
doctrine II the members Of Congress had each stolen
horse from Gen. Grants stables and left Washington on
horseback the crime would certainly not nave peen
greater than this wholesale salary steal was reoceo
20 ace the list Of "grabbers" in THE TRIBUNE. hope
you will follow them up by publishing their names in
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1874 Keep their nance before
the people. WE
Seneca Falls, N. T., Aug. H. 1873.
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SAILS FROM q O'CLOCK p. ". TO CT
NESS. B O'CLOCK P. n.

TUESDAY. Aug 19-P.M.
The stock market opened at a slight Decline but
soon became firm, and sharp buying movement
characterized the dealings from the First Board up
to nearly the second call. All the leading shares
participated in the advance Pacific Nail being fore
most. The price moved up from 40. to Az, when.
under realizations reverse current carried back
the quotation to At In the late afternoon business
sales were made down TO 4Os. In Lake Shore, N. \.
Central Western Union, Ohlos. c., c. and l. O.,
Northwest ST. Paul. Wabash. Harlem, and Union
Pacific, more strength was developed, and an i'm
provement of to per cent took place.
At and after the Second Board part
of the advance was lost, the increasing
stringency in money having had depressing effect
on speculation and at the close the lowest prices OF
the day were current. No quorum was present az
the meeting of the Panama Company called for to-
day, and the meeting was adjourned to tomorrow
week, when it is probable that the matter OF the
proposed loan to Pacific Mail will be determined
Investment shares were firm. New-Jersey Central
sold at 1929 Del, Lac. and Western at lOl; Illinois
Central at 1O6t0lO7; Pittsburgh at s7l0s7l; Morris
and Essex at 92092, and Fort Wayne at "a. Mlscel-
laneous and express shares were dull and steady.
The following were the opening, highest, lowest,
and closino nrices of stocks to-day;
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF INV TORN. l9
CLEARED.
se,m:SP TSaena B Thompson Gsgow Henderson Bros
steamship Columbia. Gmis Havana VIM T. CLYDE : Co
smsp WsnOss Coac5 Hcamond CITY Point and Norfolk OH
D3@ao1 S Fsn bono Ph,o, Load Steamship Co.
Steamship PhisdelphiA. Davis Ph, st,.
stO,mshlp John W Garrett Dicks 1sais baltimore
Steamship Noyety shaw Phlalepnla
siaamshlp Neptune, Bearse Boston. II. = Dimock
Ship CITY Of Lucknow (B Watson Loadon ieaterson Bros
B BTs f fSaTas Star tBt Chez Jaso wie
Bng N A. Williams Deraler' LmsreA 4. hevas z Sons
Bg Nuova Ll, Msnganaro, Gibraltar tor oriers
rJ B9 Hal Columbia Brsreton Providence. D. Fish Co
sch John Kelso keso Ws;hiegon C. for orders Chamer
seS Fascis Schubert Ireland Jacksonville, saght Petty.
Schr. NJ. W. Drew, Chapes, Belfast Me
scbr Anna Brown. Harvey. Sa1dy Hook
S. p GOdvn WaserbuV Stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
sam,p Minnesota (B) Freeman Liverpool Aug g. and Queens
''sa s.n s MO onlao Soea Rio Janero July 2G via Bahia
Para and ST. Thomas with mdse aud pass 70 W. Ganson
Steamship Wilmington Holmes Havana Aug ID with m1e and
steamship san JacntO Hazard s,vsnn.h p,ss
Bari Anna (Rus) srel Pec,mp France 40 day., in b,.t
Brig NewYok tall SAvsrese Naples 60 days with fruit
Bng Mary Grace Br Pett Windsor N s. days, VITA plaster
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Aug 19-Avei steamship lleen Bsl rom Liverpool
peirO from Traplni; Vncenro from Paleruo ubldenA IRON
Nag1AbO.
TosTREs MONROE Va. Aug. 19--Auived. brig Knud, from
Santos for orders. and sailed for heglork
GALVESTON. Aug l9Cleared steamship Clyde Kennedy or
Neuiork
FOREIGN PORTS.
1grhe Imam Line steamship City OF Para
Brooks from Aug o. for Liverpool called here al O'Clock
last night. aid proceeded.
MOylLLs Aug I9-The Anchor steamship Colubi Higgins,
from YORK Aug g. for Glasgow. called hers today
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug l9.The North German LoydS steamship
Rhein Brefenen hewiOrk Aug o. arrived here to-day and
proceeded rOr Bremen
9-The Allan Line steamships hoTaVan and ST.
Patrick here to-day The steamship Ohio Morrison. from FhlA-
delphis Aug. d. arrived here to-day
MEMORANDA.
AsPINwALL u c. Aug l0The brig Wsnterer. OsAin from
Boca York. OF cedar al this por!
the 9th OF August The captain and mate SICK.
SPOKEN.
July Is lat 90 s. long 81 40 w. ship Isaac Webb from Bait
for Francisco.
J "a lat 81 90 long 40 Sc bark Rebecca CrOWs from Boston
for BueRos AYes
Aug 49, of the Delaware brig H. Knight from Trinidad for
HewlcTk
lat 49, LONG "a schr Gertrude Br from Nassau for New
YORK,
For Latest Ship hctos see Ffta Pace
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THE COURTS.

Seneca Falls, N. T.. Aug. II. 1873.

CHARGES AGAINST AN ADMINISTRATORS.
Among the property left by the late Jacob worman
who died two years ago. number OF shares OF the
capital stock OF the New York and Ohio Coal Company
which were issued TO him in payment for eight coal
leases in Ohio which he assigned to the company Dwight
Webb and Henry l.. Williams were appointed admins
traitors and after protracted proceedings before the
Surrogate Mrs. Moe l.. Howarth, adopted daughter OF
the deceased and other egatees procured an Injunction
against the executors, and the came no in the su
peme Court yesterday, order to show cause why
the Injunction should not be made permanent and re-
cever appointed Counsel for the plaintiff stated that
both the executors claim to DO equal partners In the
shares above referred 10 with the deceased ana the
plaintiff asked to have the property taken away
from BOTH and receiver appointed. Numerous aiii'
davts were read the effect that Webb was negectng
the duties of executor and squanderng the estate that
he was nsovent and that he bad frequently stated that
he had no interest the coal leases For the defense
Il was claimed the allegations in the complaint were
false and numerous afdavts were submitted showing
that Dwight Webb was cOparner with the deceased IN
the coal leases and stock; and counsel argued that
Webb was simply exercising the rights or SURVIVING
partner. The leged insolvency was also denied. Mt
Williams was also represented by counsel VINO stated
that Webb had debarred his coexecut0r from all partcl
nation in the administration of the estate ana that
Webbs action was damaging TO the estate. The Cou :"
reseryed It's decision
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POPULAR DISCUSSION.
AN ADMIRATION FOR BUTLER.

Senator Cameron has been questioned by q
reporter OF The SeO York Herald about the Butler
movement and il very frank In his answers. TIE
veteran Pennsylvania politician says:
OF do wish IN nv heart that he may he successful.
have profound love and admiration for Butler He Is
40 very able and be has all that mdomtable courage
and practical training which so greatly admire and
which 40 many OF public lack The great curse
OF our party Is the tiud vacilatng meek and dema.
gogicai fellows who force themselves the front and
Try 20 lead Your Forueys and your Curns and your
CSfaxes, your Garfieds and Daweses and Wilson's and
HOars- venture 20 say that all these weak hove
them 10 ability, honesty and everything else ,15iS
Is noble ard good can never forget Bn9a 81 Passa-
conduct AZ baltimore whoa with bis brgsas 81 ma yery
churetts soldiers he cuched that cliy he
grasp Of the Rebels aud opened up % Sd FOO in
dlrOot opposition 20 the orders OF GEO. ecot. bands
at tic Relay House. and BatmorS wa" &c ~ North was
of mob. communication Win thc -NOat. 80
ct on exceni nv ,Tay of Annapolis which was neA1 10
nothing. Butler begged SEQ" u o tSoacht it unsafe
uutil we were iorced by way OF Annapohs ad
h All a and accomplished OF the most important
acts OF the WARRIOR events psoT,oo or Wasbnoton
SsS bov fallen into the hands Of the enemy ana the
Sesouehappa INSTEAD ~ the Potomac Woulu nav bt
i'aa I,,e When Gen. Scott had learned what
~ ~, Ssd done he relieved him OF his command ana
ordered him his home refused my ni ~
ner,i OF volunteers HIS was the first commission
issued TO general officer ~ me var an "S S S
tou IND highly OF Butler and VIII now teu you OF an,
ofhes that Is not generally Known anu wcI %I
lnstead OF Johnson In the Spring OF 1884, when II
,ro N was the desire Of Lincoln, and also that Of
sauon aud myself that Butler should run ON the uoKet
l.6 him n Vice President Accordingly. Lincoln sent
80 ON ussion 70 Fortress Monroe TO see Gen. Butler,
gud t. say 20 him that Il was his uncolnsl request
second on the ticket. ], accompanied by William H.
Armstrong; afterward Member OF Congress from the
Wian snort d srict in this State. did visit Gen. Butler
AMI made the tender but he refused to accept the POI
sifion. lie said there was nothing IN the Nieefresi
army where he thought he OF more service 10 MS
country nope Butler will be elected Governor De
remain In the House come 10 The Senate"
Mr Camerous story about Butler and the VicePresi
ccncy will doubtless be questioned; but the opinion OF
such fast friend Of Administration respecting Gen.
Buffers fitness to be Governor OF hassachuSetts Is Ger
family important.
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CHARGES AGAINST A BRooME-sT. FIRM.


In the case of Duden, Freres a. Co. of Nos.
400 and All charged with smuggling an afi-
davit made asking for their arrest in New
Jersey the ground of their smuggling goods into Ho-
boken through Richard Muser member of the firm,
who resides in that city 1t alleges that Mr. Muser In
the Fall of 1885, Struggled Chantily shaws collars. and
barbs worth 5000 In gold. by conceang them in his
private Iuggage that in 1868 he struggled in the
same way real lace collars and barbs. point
lace hadkerchiefs, point laCo Florence, and
similar goods worth in all than sOoO and that in
the Fail of 1862 he smuggled in the same way similar
goods, worth 1850 in gold The affidavit asserts that
these goods marked and sent to the store Of the
firm and there exposed for SALE 1t asserts also that in
1865 or 1867 the CustOmhouse authorities seized such
books of firm could be found, for the purpose Of
investigation with what result dep0nent cannot say
and adds the rm then had IN its possession book
containing entries Of goods smugged by the hTm or by
individual members which Muser concealed. and handed
deponen for safe keeping, and that deponent Kept
for two weeks and then returnedn.
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P1SSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvBRPooL-La steamship M,nHesotd Ang i9.R w:
S,er o. Coli Miss r. Colt 81 MeEvoy Miss Love Mis-. A.
Kenesy q j. Sante X sulyan Davies James Powell j.
I-nder Rev ri Walsh Vincent Bishop Hendckson. Rev
MeDonne Rev j. Butler NJ ReedJ O. r. Jones' Mann and
family H. s. Wynioop Miss r. Wynkoop Il g. Brown r. d. Putnam
FROM LvERPOOLen steamship 01aie, Aug 19-Mrs Peters
Partridge Lieut. Com Hgdnscn LeuCol Wise, T. g. Williams,
r W. Ellis O. " II. Schultz r. Oven q Ihomgson Rev Ihos
Thos. H. R0ssal Rev Father Lake
Rev Ptbef Crgau H. r. Waite f. T. Dnseo Rev. Father
Smh Bey Fsrher ynes surus Irwin r. Loyeoy Charles h
e.n NJ p j O. Williams George Sykes Dr. H. LEVIN, Mis- H. n
Patton H MARY H. Stokes, W. " Lppneott Ms hppnco''
Steunger Mrs Steninge innt r. O. smith T. X 3D.
r,rs Il = TdWar, d. j. Manning. Mrs Manning Geo koger. j.
Krogsf n Grenbon Geo Wilkes Mrs and Master Hartley
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CIVIL NOTES.
CIVIL NOTES.
Albert T., Nichols was brought before Com.

Albert Z. Nichols was brought before Com
missioner Osborne yesterday. charged with perjury in
suit now pending before Recorder Close OF Duchess
County The suit question is bankruptcy case, and
the alleged perjury In regard TO the property Of
Nicholas father, Henry Q. Nichols. The was ad-
journed until Friday.
Charlotte Newman was indicted some time
ago for stealing $500 shawl from McCroery Co., and
was bailed out Charles Golden becoming her surety.
She was not forthcoming the day Of trial. but was
subsequently brought to court by her bondsman and
the District Attorney accepted minor plea Appllca-
ton was made, yesterday TO Judge Robertson in the
Court Common Pleas, to forfeit the bond A. Sulli
van argued that the bond substantially satisfied by
the production OF the prisoner. The Judge reserved
decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Shane Thomas COnnors committed default Of
$500 BAIL charge Of stealing owe valued 81 rs,
and two valued 49, preferred against him BY Michael Nc
William committed default Of $500 bail. to
answer charge preferred him BY James Heaee OF No 5 Bv
entbst Brootn stealing valued at $40 from
Rosa Bridget committed for examination complaint
OF her husband charged Der with striking him on the head with
vsterpLcher, injar.ng him severely.
Martin Doyle and Hugh Mccullough were ar
rested yesterday charged with attempting 70 counterfeit $40 blu
an Wam Cegener dealer doing business No. 465 Third
ave The ausei brought before Commissioner Shields
,tsA them defau. animation
Mari MeyaBy residing EAst appeared before Com
and complained that letter to her
E address 5l2 Bgbteenht had been opened by her
T Johu and her m0der and burned by them She
mar The uncle and residing
Csorp ncosng hei passage thitbet The Comms
ey ss that be Jurisdiction Ia the matter and referred
theP osf.O Authorities
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Foreign exchange closes weak at a reduction Of
per cent for the day. We quote closing nominal

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Idaho, will close at 800 p. H. at the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. 50 and 81 Pine-st.
The money market has been amply supplied TO-
day, and demand loans were reported at and 4 per
cent Choice two-named paper telling due before
November moves at cal Per cent white TO
months mercantile acceptances require SG9. To-
ward the close rates temporarily stiened TO and
Government bonds were in demand both for eH-
port and investment. The scarcity Of stock pre-
cludes fulfllment Of large orders. The market
closes strong on the basis of 1i9l TO 49, Tor lS0'
Flax & Hatch report rs follows:
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DECISIONS-AUG 10.

Superior Court--Specal Tera-By Judge Sedgewick
ouenboss Bgar orier dsnss1s motion without costa Weeks
cree favor OF pann michael oelne Louisa stencil
decree OF divorce in favor OF plenhh
Marine Court hGmbers.-By Judge JOachimsen.-
Hat at Soaaact order vacans and setting ASIDE the Judgment
uecGti0n levy. 4,
,snt rate W N costs; order entered Bgler The Mel
Wills MsnulctuDg Company motion 70 o.eu the demurrer az
fiyoou Judgment granted VITA slO costs oref entered
H,t at TAYLOR repayment by The puhh 10 the defendant
AID 3 oy-fd directed following the OF MoutoD agt
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AN ITALIAN PADRoNE ARRAIGNED.

Vincenzo Motto, an Italian padrone, residing
at No. As Crosby-s arrested Monday evening by
Deputy Marshal II. d. Monachesi. who charged him
with violation of the statute law in holding two boys in
involuntary servtude and infiicting them punish
ment beyond that authorized by law. Motto
brought before Commissioner Osborne yesterday and
denied being the pGdroae Of the boys but identified
by the Marshal as SUCH The boys alleged to be IN his
charge were examined, but evidently afraid to
testify in his presence The further examination OF the
case was postponed till IL a.. m. to-day.
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TIE SALARY sWINDLE.
SHARES OF THE MINNESOTA SENATOR
Eygra IN 81 Paul Dispatch

SHARES OF THE MINNESOTA SENATOR'S
from TA< 81 Paul Dispatch
Messrs. Ramsey and Window, who profess
20 represent Minnesota the United sates Senate have
permitted their gans 70 noise 1t abroad that they had
drawn their share OF the back pay swng and covered
the amounts into the Treasury In publishing TINS stste-
ment the organs have deliberately endeavOred 10 de-
ceiye their readers, and Senator Ramsey and WINDOW
by not c0ntredlctnR tie false repOrt MADE themselves
partners IN the deception. Now that II has
been proved that neither Ramsey nor Win
dom have returned the money 10 the Treas
ury. the organs Try 70 sneak out OF their I'M
position by saying that the Senators have not
drawn the plumber. We desire state for the mfOrma
ZION Of the organs that the money usg much the
nroperty OF the Senators II they had it In their
pockets II placed 70 their credit aud they draw
n al will last as could 5000 from their regular bank
aecount provided they had as much 20 their credit.
Tie FRAUD which the organs would pass excuse is
altogether too THU TO spread over 50 much money
THv ONLY HONEST WAY.
Fr0n IA ErIhsttds (fHel Journal
There ought TO be no doubt with reference
20 Ronator MoroG's connection with the back pay aud
increase OF salary business yet there seems to be con
sidorable TIE NEN-YORK TRIBUNE aihTms That the
s"neor drew M nav or that n stands 20 his credit,
ylile me Indianapolis journal denies tnat no ever
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nINIlTIlRk ALMANAC.

s,, 5.I5 sap sss....... 81 Moon hes.... 1882
.,aHw NV y
Sanity oot Cove isnn.. 6i2i heh 'ae rerF'' o'l5
H,as WATER D,y-P 80.
ca, Loor ei2 Cov's Island :. CAT Hell Gate terrT 1856
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PARCEL.
CoxHoSwEALrH OF MAsAcHusErrs
OrYCE OF TIE BOARD OF HARBOR COssIssIoNERs ~
No PksBKRToS SQUARE BOsros July IL, 1873
SRALED PROPOSALS will he received this bnee
DAY August 20 1873 at IL O'Clock incosng wall.
filing parcel Of the fats in South Boston situated
bounded Eats Company and ,o1h
Boston and Albany and con.
tanning about million square feet ess follows:
For about 700 neal feet Of light wall Point
For about 800 feet Vt heavy wall Fort Point Channel
g. FOR filing parcel 49, With material dretgd h, IN.
the monh Of Fort Point po
srbof which be teed uniformly depth 20 et
Al inca low water.
Por sng said parcel With good clean gravel rnd 10
For the whole wori Of building said wall, and filing said p.,,
% Aforesaid b<fOfe October /. 1876
The above be done according 10 pns and specification,
furnished this Office between the boa Of Inc
forenoon aud ~ o'clock noon
be contractor will he required to give satisfactory gu.lnty ,t hs
will bis pfopOss and " ,f.e
tors faithful Performance Of bis ontraet
NAsslehusei has APPROPRIATED
thousand specified seAua add filing but no
contract binding the Commonwealth for aid
paid for by appropriations the Lsssurs
the lava Of the Commonwealth - ,.,or.,
Sealed propsA Will also received AFORESAID for the purehit Of
portion parcel Of fats for cash TIE
sea walls and DO sd thng According TO SAD clans and
specifications AMI perform All toe oblsahons Of The ea
IN relation 10 SAID parcel under ID, Of
For Parts Inade between the the Boston
bany Railroad Comnsny Whah COMPANY and the o
Boston. dstef Jan. %. 1873. go.
night reject ell proposals reserved by the Board Of
Hhrbo CommJ9e and thr acceptance subject " he spFoTS
Of the Governor and Councl. ,
scaled directed tho Caaan Of Toe Board
Nv Wv ''''' I0slaa oUisCY cssirnIA-
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Glendinnng, Davis 81 AmoryIs closing prices were

There were no influences at work to-day TO give
direction to the gold speculation, and with tho
exception Of a few sales at ll5s all the business
at ll5s0115i. The cable adyices reported steady
markets in London, with quotations OF securitiea
and money same as yesterday. the Bank of England
gaining ES3OO0 IN bullion to-day. The charges paid
TO have balances carried over were less severe than
yesterday being 2, 8, and q per cent. The export
cearances of domestic produce from thsport for tho
week amounted to S5,25S99O in currency valuation.
according to report. Twp millions in double eagles
were yesterday transferred from the Sub-Treasury
at San Francisco to the Treasury here. The As
sistant- Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
and $4,000 in coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
SSO,4SsOOO; gold balances. Sl,4H5&9; currency
balances ST. 727 The quotations were as follows:
1000. 1851 II :30...ll5t l:0O....ll5s 2;}1 ll5S
l0:30..ll5a l210..ll5S l;30.."il2s 500 '.ii9S
Hoo. lis = 1890 ...ll5S 200 ...ll5e Gll5S
The DAYS business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury WAS:
Ov receipts m S5934 &c Currency Usym';s. St2ts02 n
GoI l5O9J ~ Currency balance 80 100 27y ~
Gold 5226is 70 CGstOms...".. $4,000 W
Currency receipts. 3O3eOZ al
Foreign exchange closes weak at reduction Of
per cent for the day. We quote closing nominal
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Proposals

I ETTING NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
- R0AD-SRALBD PROPOSALS will be received the Office Of
the Chief Engineer No 70 FhAye In the City Of Nswro an
OF this COnpanys road between the Missouri and kT
crs, 205 miles
Proposals will be received for The whole distance for sections Of
about IS miles each
For further information apply the Once Of the Chief
EewYok, Gen T. L. k0SSBR Division Bngneer Mnpesno,
Nina W. hiLNOR ROBERTS, Chief Lnaipeer
YorlA nn1
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CALEHDAR-THfs DAY.

4 TERn DANIELS. J.
80. Pike AIT. q Ouh et al
90. Wilson sgt Douglas.
80. .SluYvesSut agt Browning
eiaL.
93..Iu the matter. &c, Of ing
noh.
"a. In toe matter &c. Of French
Church dB 81 Esprit
90. Ia the matter &c. Of Camp
bell
90. Lincoln AIT Lineoln.
gS.Tndram sgt Crotutt
90. knight sgL Cunningham
ctal
iO2..h. u, Utica snd Ogfens-
burg r. 4. Co GgL Cum.
Iglng.
1903. kboepfsi AIT. MeiIhATd ei
al.
lOG.. Winter agt. White
lO1..Mbite ast Livingstone Ell
Al.
Call 10 No. i0A