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The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06
BOSTON & MANE RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.

MAY ., 1S73.
Passenger trains leave Portland from
ss11kee&eskzstheir station, Walker House, Commercial
street.
For Boston $500, 1000 A. M, 1880, t6.15 P. NJ.
and 1900 P. NJ.
For Rochester and Alton Bay 600, 1900 A. NJ and
1880 p. NJ.
For Manchester and Concord via C. s. P. II. Il.
Junction 500 A, NJ, 1880 p. NJ
For Milton and Union 5000 A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ.
For Scarboro, Old Orchard Beach, Saco, Biddeford
and kennebunk at $40 P. NJ. Returning leave
Kennebunk at y. 80 P NJ
The 900 A. NJ. train connects at Lawrence with
points North.
Passengers ticketed through by either route
Trains stop at Exeter 10 minutes for refreshments
at first class Dining Rooms.
Freight trains between Portland and Boston daily
Freight received at Portland & Ogdensburg r. Il.
Freight station until p. NJ
Portland & Ogden9burg r. r. passenger trains ar
rive at and depart from this station.
Accommodation.
fast Express.
JAS. I. FURBER, Gen. Supt, Boston.
Boston, May 3, 1873. nySdtr
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06
FOR MOTH, PATCHES, FRECKLEs

;. And TAN, use PERRY'S Moth and Freckle Lotion.
1t Is RELIABLE and HARMLESS. Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond st., N. Y.
mar22 d&wrn6m17
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.
sCHENCK,s sEAWEED TONIC.
sCHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS.

SCHENCA'S SEAWEED TONIC,
sCHENCK's MANDRARE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will Of
zen occasion the death OF the patient 1t locks up the
follows and, in fact cloggng the action of the very
organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia the causes of
twO-thii DIS of the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dull pain in the side the bow
els sometimes cosve and sometimes too loose tongue
coated, pain in the shoulder blade feeling sometimes
very restless and at other times drowsy; the food
that AIKEN lies heavily on the stomach, accompani-
ed with acidity and belching of wind. These symp-
toms usually originate from disordercd condition Of
the stomach or torpid liver. Persons SO affected If
they take one or two heavy colds and If the cough
these cases be suddenly stopped the lungs liver and
stomach clog, and remain torpid and. inactive, and
before the patient is of his situation the lungs
are mass of sores, and liberated, and death is the
inevitable result.
Schenck's Pumonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain any opium nor anything calculated
to check cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed tonic diss the food mixes
with the gastric juice Of the sto ach dgests easily
nonrishes the system, and Great healthy circula-
ton of the blood. When the els are costiye skin
shallow, and the patient Is bilious habit
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. j. II.
SCHENCK q SON, Northeast corner Of Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. IS Hanover street, Bos-
ton, and John F. Henry, College place, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally. sept3sneodtf
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06
Wanted.

Wanted.
SA Dress and Suit Makers wanted Immediately.
w d. G. COLDER, Free St.
mab
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06

a PLEASANT Front Chamber, furnished, on
"A Casco Street, near Congress- References re-
quired. Apply at No s Casco st. e.
mayo deod3t
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06
Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COpartnership.
NHE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned under the firm name Of VIM Cor
nish q Bailey is this day dissolved by mutual con-
SENT WILLIAM CORNISH.
FRANK j. BAILEY
Portland, May 5, 1873.
The undersigned will adjust all unsettled matters
OF the above firm and will carry on the business at
the old stand,
No. $50 Congress ST.,
Where mny be found full assortment OF
Tia Ware and Kitchen Furnishing Goods.
may6eod2w WILLIAM CORNISH.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06

Barque Isaac Rich, Sheldon, from Callao for Hamp-
ton Roads, put back 5th ult in leaky condition. hav-
ing been thrown down Mich 80 by heavy sea which
broke deck beams. stanchions, &c. Her cargo to
be taken forward by ship Reynard.
Sch Edward, Dodge. of and from Ellsworth for Pro-
vidence with 105 900 lumber, went ashore at Hewett
Point, Marshfeld. Sunday morning and Is a total
wreck. The crew were saved by means of line from
the shore. Most of the cargo will be saved.
The Portland daily press., 1873-05-06

lFROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
KENNEBUNKPORT, May 4-Sch j Myers. of
Orrington from Bangor fer Portsmouth, with lumber
for the Dover railroad, went ashore this morning on
Foley Island and will be total wreck. Sails, rig
ging &c, and probably the cargo, will be saved
Ship Ellen Austin. 1872 tons, built at Damariscotta
in 1854 metaled 1871 has been sold at New York for
$4,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
G0IAII
4 oaptIvs VgI & bTts Mate.

The Ph@qtxtillS Pa 5idsasNgS says: From
ar. Abrahans Gtater. pf Eatlspd Farm, Lower
Providence township, AKontgo nefg county. We
learn the following interesting facts: About 4
year ago his sons caught q legge grey owl in the
woods and taking II home confined IL IN a cage
and placed it upon the porch. At night this bird
commenced to Warble the notes peculiar to ia
species. One morning shortly after its capture,
Mr. crater was surprised to see his porch scatter
ed with feathers and with it the addition of rab-
Dits head. This occurred morning after morning,
when Mr.. G. came to the conclusion that some.
thing was feeding the owl, which he set about
nnalng out. Consequently he put the owl in q
the trap went to sleep. In the morning the tran
nad been sprung, the door was down, and an adj
'dltional owl was found imprisoned. It was very
evident that this was the mate to owl No. /, as no
more rabbit heads or feathers were found after the
second owl was captured. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
~ TRIoKEaY IN THE CHEESE TRADE.-The

IRGoKERY IN THE CHEESE TRADE.-The
Chicago Times of the Goth instant says:
by reference to another column il will be seen
that We have dropped New York factory cheese
ron our table of quotations, as there was not,
nor has there been for some days past, any New
York factory cheese in this market. The best
qualities Of western cheese are branded "New
York hctory," and sold 5At 10a12c Why's dit
Shesse dealers should have the face to say to
tneIr customers this is New ork factorycheese," /"
and We are selling it for 10a12c, when that pro-
duction is worth, and in fact is selling at the
!ic!ory at 12a1Se, Is littV surpi Ing, TO ssyth
least, That western factory cheepe is eoual 81
every respect to the cheese made at the East is
generally admitted, and yet the dealer who
brands and bills 1t as New York factory is guilty
OF deception for which there il Dp,excuss. The
rolling figures on yesterday we're 1Oal2c. for good
to choice description of Ohio and State factory
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

. i9 54ls4i4a4 &c s9lasf ~ s7f lf AZ
s-sea 2Dgae Dad shsa6gnH caslJ
Ii hish & t,isIi aoa5,a sil4aasff . a .ffs...s s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
CONNECTIONS.
vVaAmAmgtOm and western n n,
tsaow TIMEiTARLE.
HRHING- ARRANGNMENT

/ :.
~ lrainl WiIi run ss fofio
/ Leave WILMINGTON 90, 10 20 4 M, and 59s n M
Leave LaHdsnberg IS. q IS m dnd 5 so m, M
AArsssvS AIMS a y Milmineton 9ml % and 90 M
,oCcgyNNkOItONS-Irain N leaving WiiminSto, at
IuAy "a With train leaving Philadalphia a. so =
N: BelsimcEs 81 80 m, and Delaware b r ssins
arriving e. 10 l5'A, m. fs1 II = - ss.sz 49,
Tttalns leaving Wilmington at 3 35 D m eonneots
VIZ tsEaln leaving PhiadelDhia at 90 Dm. '7',f
1T. AEs11 ID esttly1ne at Wilmington at s. an, with
~ nuA.e.pnlA Alb ~ m. la.
1oE Philadslphia ct z 90 M. wan 1siH
Train arriving at WiIminRkon at On N y, ,.,th +
1;tha .oi .OE 9@s!t@9Te ~ a1d Washington at II E:
WIZ traln iQr Fhtiad0lDhiR and New York 1t $40
p NJ and With DelaWare r n trains AZ q S5 n m
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave WllmtnRt0n 90 and 30 3 m.
Leave LanaenbeEg 8 16R M, ana 4b NM.
AAssrsssxe AAsrssxe Ma1,9nlegta7 S9 mp and DOB "a. n
1telnn errlylng IN Wilmington at 90 D M con.
ns1eS VIII train for Philadelphia 81 50 ~.
~ VmnlRyg pOnnecti0ng betVo6n W. and nj ana D
s9nd y DapetS, And caE.of The Niiniineton tjitv'
nsnHNsy. snH.sy. DAVID C0NNELL. Supt
a4H d
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
Phllad adelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
SPRING ARRANGEMRM

lSlsI SundsSS % STSspt.d TrP5. THPEm 2lsi al
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

favorite device of the usurper KELLOGG Of
Louisiana, is to affect great dread of q rising
against his usurpation In Louisiana hence his oc.
casional demand upon hiSchefabetter, Grant, for
ammunition to guard against an imaginary trouble
AeGordlng TO the Lynchbprg Republican be has
again applied for1he muninients or war. and thev
have been'sent him. The RepubEcan learns on
good authority that large quantity of ammunI-
ton lately passed through that city directed to
Kellogg ut New Orleans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

dcnt - asseht Ha WI run subject toldelays Incl
tione where time 10 gtVen ivy SsAS - ssa-
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and pkElaa.l.
AsI,4g Am. Leave hiladelph fa at IL is ii. ana
"ilminstSHR HTRTR St l23 + Ak ~ S9E iNSg Castle.
AAdi4ions II - 49, stN y va ThAINSs
n al.sV &; ms and 1.5o ,: m Leave Clayton for
SmyrneS.4O 2. ms and 400 p. m, to meEe oonnan-
S1 opt Hlsa ssalnsto and from Dover aad sfations
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNsKND, with the Kent County and ouean
xAnne's q Kent Railroads. ~~ SSs'H .'
Il with tas Maryland aad Delaware
AtA1AHRRlNQTQN.W 51 3 with the Junction and Breat-
AfRsMsiAA9RD RssiAd with the Dorchester and Delaware
At PA lar. with. the Eastsrp sbors Rs,i,,s /,
ana Wic0fnioo and POcOmoke Raiiroed.
.. u. y. KENNRY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

The CoNEEoTIcUT ToB1cco CRop. The
tobacco crop, which at one time was reported as
oelng almost complete failure, has since the
Lal oI tne generous rains, revived, and notWith-
standing all predictions to the contrary will beJan
abundant yield, exceeding that Of any previous
year. a greater area of land has been cultivated
and should any adverse circumstance occur which
does not seem likely now, the crop will be equal
70 !net OF last year. The plants look healthy
and vigorous. Hartford letter 10 Boston Jo,rr.
nal. Tftti III, %I, Z 1-4'fNi ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
Dnmnged Ibv the Rnin.

NEwARk, N. j., was visited on Tuesday by o
thunder storm which damaged property 10 the
amount of about 5000 600 Nearly ali The basc.
ments were flooded, and hundreds of poor peo.
pie were driven from the cellars in the lower Dor
tlon of tho city several Of them making narrow
escape from drowning. Ono house was blown
down and demolished, and several buildings were
set on nre ~ the lightning. The same storm did
considerabie damage In portions of BROOKLYN. I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

Now that dlslnfection is so much needed, 1t is
Well for people to know how chlorine NAV be
obtained by everybody alta cheap rate. Mix In 4
bottle two tablespoonfuls of common salt, two
teasPoonfuls Of red lead, aud half wine-glassful
y cool and tightly corked in q dark place.
sprinkle little OF 1t in places in need Of disin-
lection, or soak cloths in II and hang them nhont.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
ITO THE PUBLIC,

ITO THE PUBLIC,
The MllmlRgtQn and Reading Railroad Can.
KY nate gmplosed arfangements to carry Monev
ene fApress Matter 10 aud from aiI poinfs
Also, 20 All points on the Philadelpha and Raa6.
ln9 end OaeaW visa Railroads, including ReadisS
AIlSntoHn, bta Harris burg, Lancaster Down.
Rst,oMni Mahoney City, Mt. Carmel. NorristoWn.
1er further information apply at the Depot. eor-
neE Of kRont and Madison Streets Wiiminsfons'
M Pres natter sent p Franklin Tolagraph Ufe0
and Madison or orders left with Nom alSSn q SSsI
aetiyennE agents. Will receive prompt attsntion.
sDs-tf asnI supt W, 4 <. &. Ys1 4. g.:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
'h1ladelphlas Wilmington ana Raj.
iS1moF0 Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVTaTaH

IMPORTANT N0TTcE-0n and after Mondsv
- Aprl Ist lSl3, Passenger Train will leave s5ss >
IUES at Sso 2 a. for Philadelphia Baltimore ana
TIE e.25 P. %: train from Wilmington with pbiIs.
eelPhlA ana baltimore connection, viii run To Gss
IOrsa. Eriying at 1000 p, m. Making three dSi1v
" and after the above date this Companv iII AZ.
eontlene running the, early morning and evenino
trains between Milford and HarFinFton. osSA'ins
--=----- II. +. KENNEY Sunsf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
. 80 - lAs0I
Philadelphia, Wilmington and BaItf
more HailfOAd.
TTME TARTT

Taking sfiect ThurSday, july 54fh. 1879
kh1ladelphis and w Washington Express lTrains Az
Snst6 SSss,tGnatsd thugg y 9O.; New York and Wash
train from Philadelphia connects for Fortress Non ~
On account Of difference in time, trsiusI.avs Raj.
below. '-~A S'A'e0
SOUTHWARK,
TRAINS from Philadelphia will lava daDok nor
Per Of Broad street and WashingtOn avSnaS Ss fol-
For Ssth street 7eO s1s 10 o. lO4s a. M, 1a 40
Mt; MOriah, 90. 8 Is. 10 90 10 as q, m. IL 20.
BopS;StsSSS ssS "a 20 90 Il IS p
2lI. 45 Is 50, 20. 80 Il Il e e.; n n m 4O
PaschaH. 90, s Is, 10 90, 10 rs 4. M. I2a6 Sis
SS0 - 6a5: 90, Z %, 3 80, Ii IS m. -
4 4aSS % ~ % % 70 4 p, u 20. is. 80
Sharon Hill. I 90, SIS, 10 90. 10 * n M 70 A
215, 90 1l5. Is. 6 80, 700 SO. ii as 81 n n ~
u.snSlss1' SIs ssn Ig4 ~ 70 70 1915 n, IL 4O
s. %. T. So II Il Z GSH a. - 2lS'
Ridley Park, 90. 10, 8 30, 10 %. 10 a Al m.
H1Y44SSSO. SSO.44S SIS. S45, 80. I 90. 90
o5g% iESSSRae, 90 SIC 10 o. 10 As a. m. - 40
gYS4 ~ 5l5. SSO %. o. 50. II Il sS 81
Iss%gSOkiRS, 7,e15, 10. 10 IS m; L. %. ssO
TasaTlow. Z CO. $50. 10 Sam; $50. 81. Is. Zoo.
TTGlSsrS.7 90. 10 IS m; 80. 1904 Is. co. 50
Lgl1ToSd, Y 100; 80. lO4 m; $50. $50. SIS.
ol4sSPS1s q 7, % $50: 10 3d. $50. Is.
BslIIsyus. zoos 50. As am. 80. 1877 90.
VIM Sin9teP. 4. o. sss, m, u1s.. 50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31

NORFHwLRD. PassenOsr,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-31
RUsH's
STEAM EREl0Hr IIME

Leaves q wharf above Chestnut street. Philss.l.
pasla aeily as p.mn and French street wharf, wis
1lnstSn,I I as e: Freight handled carefully and
sT~ss y. oso VITA diap1tch. q. W4BUHH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07

the conversation referred to was at Nc. 81
Camp street. IN the presence 0i severat
Gentlemen. said tho amount oG work dOH~
by thc returning officers and clerks ~aa
simply fearful, and would make a fellows
hair stand on +nd; did not say the registrae
ton or election was a fraud, for he had ne
evidence that they Were; had said and ge.
peated that the election law was intended
to compass fraud; believed the elections Of
1865 and 1870 were frauds, but had ne
means of knowing That that of 1872 waa
Mr. Carpent"r-Iuder WhOss .susI~iseSi
WAS the law passed
Mr.. southmayd-Thc returning 3oar,t
was established by General Sheridan; think,
the law was passed by the first I.esisIas
ture.
Mr.. EaS-~Couid She law 1e .aiviy exec
cute1. without iraud'
Mr.. Southmayd-Don'r sec now 10 cOIlids
Mr.. McMiilen-WaS MIR. Ray a member
OF the Senate at that times
Mr.. Southnayd-He was. .'Iaughter.f
Sir. Ray-Was Genral AycM!iIeu . uelna
Der of the IiouseI
Mr.. Suuthmayd-Can'e an.~er rha?.
Mr.. McMlleB-Gen~ral McMillaD was Il
member % 1he House ut that time, and
opposed tho election law: knew then that E,
was d fraud, and does now.
Tho investigation was adjourned +O seIs
ociOck tomorrow, when the election ve-
turns, court dOckets and other dOGumeSs-
airy evidence will be examined.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
THE STARVING .OUT POLICY
Influence Wantedand the Price offered
THE OFFER DECLlSED
1 NORTHERN COMPANY DISMISS 4
SOUTHERN AGENT.
paNDeRlNG 70 SOUTHERN ?RE!JOlcES

Southern proildices and political bitter
ness en- grated upon pure blooded North
eIn stem, is apt to flower out into the most
ex.ravagan. demonstrations ~ opprcssi
and persecution For an instance Of this
we are permitted to entertain our readers
with the following letter. addressed by the
agent OF Northern company TO & Southern
agent in o Louisiana parish:
ST Lorrs MCrr.L LlFE fysU.aNCs ComrA.1.
Office OF the General State agency for Louis
Jana and Southern ssissippi,
No. 81 Carondelet street
New Orleans, January u. 1879
Mr ; O iIowell, Jackson, louisiana
regret to learn, through the papers of
your connection with the Kellogg usurpa-
ton |, of course, have nothing to DO with
YOUR action, except in its bearing upon che
business Of the agency in your hands.
Believing, as dc. that a vast 4Iaioritv of
the white people of Louisiana have a thor
ough detestation of that iniquItous con
epiracy, l can not but conclude that the
continuance of the agency with you would
be detrimental TO the best interests of the
conuanv have the honor to represent, and
must, therefore, notify you that | will here
aftpr be under the necessity of c0mmun-
eating direct with the policy holders in
your section HARMON DOANE,
General State Agent, per John K. Fell.
1t will be borne in mind that Dr. Howell
was some weeks ago appointed tax collec-
tor for the parish Of East Feliciana, at the
recommendation of large number Of the
staunchest citizens of that parish, irrespec-
tive Of politics. In this connection il may
be interesting to our readers TO know thas
some time since DR.. Howell was. by some Of
the magnates at Odd FellOws' Hail. offered
the appointment Of State tax collector Of
the Second District of the parish of Or
leans, provided he would use his influence
TO induce his brother, Associate Justice
Howell, to decide the returning board con-
troversy in the fusion interest.
DIR. Howell and his brother. the Judge.
were not in the habit Of doing business that
way. and Of course the proposition vas re
sented with the scorn il deserved.
4 cause that depends on bribery 20 cs:a6-
iish and maintain itself may with prOpriety
have recourse 80 Ostracism as = punish
hent OF those whom il fails 20 corrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
CONGRESS-.

The TOSIcro BiIl-PrOfucers 20 Sell Oi.
recIly TO CcUSumer.-Its General Dis.
npprOVaI-COmmiss Douglass 60
the Senate Finance GOmBI;ttce-Arkmn-
sas-Relief of Bos:9D Fire Insurance
C0mpanies-Pubiic buildings 81 A..
ianta-R. VI. 7. !ianter.-The Bankrupt
i.av-7he War slO0ps-TiIs South IA.
roiina aOntestant~-ippropr for
Election Observation-Disclosures Ap.
propriation BiIl-COutirmaiiOns.
WASHINGTON. February G.--The bill
which PASSED the House o: Representatives
Yesterday, giving 10 producers OF tobacco
the right 70 sell direct - consumers. meets
with the general diSaprroyat OF all the
manufacturers OF the country. a. vel! as
that OF the Bureau oi Internal Revenue.
The Commissioner OF internal Revenue
this morning addressed the following letter
to the meu1bers %. the Senate Finance Com
luttes:
The formal passage Of the bill! in
regard to selling Leaf tobacco direct TO
consumers. which passed the !loU5.
luent OF ths office. prove very disastrous
to the revenue from tobacco, and Is
most earnestly deprecated bv :he whole
body of manutae tur2rs OF tobacco through
out the country. hase addressed the
chairman of H0ur committ"" today. asking
a hearing for this office and the mauutac
turers OF the country before The Senate !.
called to consider il. We estimate that tho
revenue would be reduced S;!.00ao0 .e.
annnm by the proposed Oh.
Very respectfully.
!. W. DOUGLASS. Commissioner.
Scnni.-Mr. Ni".'o motion 10 refer :" TIE
Committee on Elections and Privileges
whether Arkansas has a legal Sta.c gov.
ernment, took precedence. Notion !aet.
The report of the conference committee
on amendments TO The bapirEp! bill, - re.
lieve the Boston fire insurance companies.
passed. 1t goes to the President.
Hou&e.---Mr. Young'5 bill. with The Senate
amendment, appropriating :li9,0oo .or
public buildings at Atlanta. passed. and
goes 20 the President.
The bill relieving L. u. 7. Hunter. OF
Virginia. passed.
The conference committee on amend
ments 30 the bankrupt law. agreeing 30
Senate bill, with few verbal amendments.
adopted.
The conference upoo the war s'oop re.
port was adopted. 1t provides !oc the
builinE Of eight sloogs. the cost not 80 es-
coed 81 100000.
4. G. Bowen the contestant of DeLarge,
of South Carolina. gets $500 for expenses.
Thirty thousand dollars have been appro-
priated for the investigation of elections IN
Arkansas, Louisiana and Kansas.
The bill Tor Gridgin. the Mississippi At
Memphis Wss Feccmmtteh.
The pOstOtfice appropriation blll was re-
sumed. An amendment extending the car
rieg system to cities o: 10000 iuhabitanis
was adopted.
ConGrmati0ns-Ge0rge Z. NcNauus, CON
sui at Chihuahua: ". r. Hatch, consul at
Merida. Mexico.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
NEW YORK;

Recovery of Brooklyn Ex-Nnyor Hoppe
Icss-The Murderer of Duryen-Drnth
of DR.. Starrs-The Late Commodore
} Maury-Western Union Telegraph anH
| Cuban Gale.
! New YORK, February 6.-The rec0vere
| Of exMayor KaIbHeisch, OF Brooklyn, sg
considered hopeless.
! Simmons, who killed Duryea, is stiI a$
| Benvenue Hospital. He is closely 2uar,leB
and will be taken to the Tombs tonight. il
well enough' The district attorney has
| taken measures TO prevent tho release ~
| Summons on bail.
DR.. STAIRS, Vicar General Of tho D;o.c&,e
| of New York, is dead
! disruption is apprehended Of the pTee
| position to reduce Brook yn and New SUr&
to one municipality.
At a meeting of the Chamber of GoIA7
nj rec this afternoon. resolutions acknowl-
elglng the success to science by the lata
| Comm odore Maury, and expressive Of sym
| pathy with his widow, were opposed by Mye
Blunt on the ground that Captain Maurp
was d traitor. Mr. Opdyke remarked tsaa
! Captain Maury was ID SSutherNer, and tn ea
! il MS Blunt had been one he might Sav@
! done the same. Mr.. Blunt emerge tioaIlS
| protested that ne never would. She Sesga8Eo
| ;Ion passed. Mr.. Blunt disseatine.
T.e Western &nioG Telegraph GomraHy
has ;rirehass4 a controlling iNtSysst 10 the
! Cuban cable tor S! 100000.
Arrive1~americS Arrived @uS--4iAn d.
tyeaing.-Money ~as high during HhS
day. and closed at B6J GA the street. ktSrs
ling shaky ss " ":.-l609as $Aol@ slosesI aiS
'i3ts " il33s. Governments closed steadyS
-ix"s O: 1881, aI8Is; tive--veatie- ~. iS,.!o
I.i.. 1861. AiiA.: 1868, lbs. ne = S!f&sa
1856. i!G's; 1868. i!0as; new fiv'-. Sl@&:o
ten iorties. !lI34. State bonds very .!uFis
Tennessee skies 81. new 81; NirgIni&
sixe. Il. new 80; consolidate: j.S, ds'
;erre,s IS, Louisiana sixes 80. new f.,y
leSee skies 80. sghts 20; Alabama eighSa
81. fges -: Georgia SKIES 20, sevens
80. North tagolnas 80, new u, special taX
10. South Eagolinas 50, new -, April snG
OctObeS 2tl2.
Money worked close during ,hs gr~atnF
part Vi the day at i-6I a l-3! for call Ioans-
Late in th. afternoon offerings OF eapitAi
Increased and closing loans ON tho slree6
wer. made at lao. Prime discounts
quoted at s 10. Exchange dull closing ii
little weak at . J-!6 Ja.. Cola 0-so.ed at.
il3'.. fell to Ii33s. rallied t., ii37. and
closed at 1917 n ii35s. loans ~eV" :r"In &
for carr:II: to , for tho use Gsg"rHnira
ona....i steady. with !v.:w"ufi". ..SLt'y
!"''". 'U' reeove..'. s,r EscnHi .A'. eB&
closed Steady.