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Tss RUIN orr FAMILY.
Tho Husband ssd vito At tho PoInt Of
Dcath-A startling Picture OF New York
Liie-Niueteen Years Of Qusrreling.


The Weichbrodt tragedy IN Centre
street yesterday morning had not, late last
night, resulted fatally. although the victims
were in imminent peril. Mrs. weichbrodt. al
though shot four times, has not so serious a
wound as her husband. He suffered much yes
terday His speech is entirely destroyed by the
cuturg Of his tongue After he fred Ave times
at his wife. he put his revolver in his mouth and
pulled the trigger, the bullet tearing through
his tongue to the root cutting 1t almost away.
The bullet is supposed to have lodged In the
back OF his neck. Mrs. weichbrodt's wounds
are severe. One bullet struck her In the right
jaw aud passed out through the left; another
went through the bridge Of her nose, utterly
DESTROYING It; and a third shattered her left
arm below the elbow. She has also wound In
the back of her right hand, near the thumb
Joint, and a scratch on the left knee.
Mrs. Wechbrodt went to ~ Centre street on
Friday evening and asked for q room, saying
that she was willing To work to pay for her
lodging She said her name was Mrs schmeid.
ers, that she In distress. and very poor.
Having been given room, In payment she did
housework and washing for the land lady, Mrs.
Ehring. On Tuesday evening Weichbrodt WIS.,
tied the place ami asked whether a certain
woman lived there. who he said was his wife.
lie said that one William Schmeiders had for
several weeks been her companion. schmeders
is said to have been the cause of a man In Essex
sess mH1dS'ng n nls spS T half 1pa oe anen hanging
weichbrodt and his vile luarreled In the
room up stairs, and he drew scyen-sh"oter
and fred i've shots, four at bis wife and one
into his own mouth. -Four bullet holes were
found In the walls and the mantel.
The couple were married nineteen years ago
In Germany. They have hal eleven children
but three of whom are hVins. The eldest Is
Annie, aged u. She yesterday visited Bellevue
Hospital and said her mother was always tue
cause Of the trouble IN the family.
The family's history embraces gambling nv
the wife, drunkenness. debauchcry ~ the chll
dren. elupemeDts, pawning Of furniture and
clothes suits Tor abduction aud damages, iui-
prisonment ia the lumbs, anu years Of quarrel
M
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The New on Yield,

from ne hochtstcr tnt"h and AdrertSsr.
The eight large wells recently struck on
the starr aud Iruutman farms, near 1itusyille.
fa are said To rival, IN the aggregate yield from
SO limited an area the palmiest days OF lithule.
10 recdpitulAte the IrOutman well, struck last
spring, commenced AT OOU barrels and Is now
yielding 40. The seven Others in the same
neighborhOod produce from bh to 1870 barrels
each per day. The Deans well, which was struck
Tut snort time ago, reaches the latter lgure,
aud the camp Gracie well-tho last one struck
s dong fOl barrels. The present production Of
this region ia estimated at ;UUU barrels per day.
In all the oil towns Of lIeasantyillc, On City.
Reno, Franklin, Pithule, aud elsewhere, new
wells are being starred daily, and the oil is OF
excellent quality.
A new Oh territory has been discovered four
miles southeast uf IitusylIIe. The Bailey n tiIl-
more WELL which was struck Oh the Hamilton
farm, has quality Of sand rock unsurpAs ed
10y any other territory IN the oil region. There
II every appearance that a belt of oil has been
discovered which will rival the Lower Allo-
CAuY district,
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$40 ma IrBOR ~ UPhOAR.
Tho War of the Hen Coops-Tbe Unhecded
Orders of The Health board.

Inc war OF the Hen t0ops-The tnhccdod
Orders of the Health hoard
sag HarbOr, l.. l.. is stirred by a contro-
yer,y between the Rev. Mr. Sproll, parson OF the
First Church, Deacon Brawl aud Mr.. Hildreths
hen coop. The latter Is the owner OF Il large
number of restless hens whose coop IL near the
parsonage window where the pArson sleeps.
Deacon lirawi Is said 10 be TEN pestuous per-
son. but he has great tenderness for hts par
sons comfort n well as his own. Last week he
said 10 h.s "a ichbur This thing must be done
away with. Men like YOU tnd me, parsou. can
afford 10 have our rest disturbed 10y the fowls ~
tins pleueiau.'
They decidcd 70 refer the case 20 the Board Of
Health. That body ordered the hens removed,
and the coop cleaned. Mr. Hildrrth refused
g. do the work, ana told the board they must
do 4 Themselves II they wished II. Toe board
VIII not ronove the cOup. a. II wall neces-itate
the constipation 4 another, aud the transfer OF
tue hens from the old one Tue board ~eeIa to
have no power to compel the owner of tie fowls
10 obey their orders, or IRE too tlmid to ell
force them.
Thus the case stands. The layers are taking
sdc- In tue dispute, and thc feeling Is At a hlgh
pitch. The controversy ha- RACED tAr several
days, ana nothing but the coming Of the nill. e.
mum seems likely to settle II. The parSon Ia
gruubllug, the deacon T. raytug, aud Hidreth
r grluuiug all over h,s face al their di-connturs
Ihe uaJ Irity Of the inhabitants gnn with him.
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BATTLE ON PIER,
MAMMAL Joscph and the Police In Collision
with the wstehmen.

Yesterday, at q suit OF the Board OF
Commissioners NJ p,to,s hx thair s,,or,.v n
,u 49,, -, -, w "
W. Bunt, an attachment was Issued by the
First District Court against the propeller Della
,,rs ~ ,b. s,,r,, I,r. f,, v,o,at,on ~ .oo,,o,
" ~ -, - " ~ " 0''
OF the act 20 establish regulations Tor the port
of New York IL was placed In the hands of
C,, 49,, r...,.,, =. 60, A., IL. ,,,. =
wy ""snai 'VseP"' ""o "eh' v" se'ho '"e pro-
peller aud put keeper In charge. As the pro-
peller Ia In the stream all day. the Marsh Al had
=, -. - -, -, a., ~, 49,, ,,t, A,
TO wait until she came IN ior tne nleht' ho-
cordingly. at about half past six last evening,
he went to Pier ls North river. to take posses-
=. ~. .,.' =. 81, 49, l., -, -.
SION oh arriving at tne piace ne iounu TWO
watchnen Thomas Peters and william Smith,
In charge Of the pier Both had evidently been
drinking, however. On telling them the nature
OF Ills business and who he was they permitted
him to pass.
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The Next Governor Of Texas.

UNIV V'l'I'IIIt UI ITIt SUI
AUSTIN, Aug. I.-You have mentioned
Judge Coke as the probable nominee for Gov
ernor on the Democratic ticket. There are a
few others IA the held, and It Is hard To tell set
who will be ahead. There are John Baylor and
Gen. McCulloch in the west, who favor railroads
and development, and John Ireland OF Seguin,
who hates railr, ads. f. 5. Stockdale OF Indian
ola has served as Leutonant-Go overnOr, and on
poses railroad monUpoles and railroad suhsi-
dies. George W Smith Is mentioned la the
west. T.. Is. Pickett, President Of the late sem
ate, and monopoly hater, and o. NJ Wirkler,
Chairman Of the Democratic state Gummit &c,
and formerly Of Hoods brigade, are both urge i
10y their friends 10 accept a nomination II numi-
mated. Then there are John ii. Heagan, Ri CHI
ard Hubbard, and q. NJ. Roberts, and ek-Gov.
ThrOckmortOn, and Hobby. and Culbertsen, and
MaIey; SO you see there Is a goodly array for
Texas to choose her next Governor from.
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The Man for whom DioRcncs went In search
with n It~ICru,

EOUND. on the steamer p ymouth Rock on Monday.
1 &c % Lst. al w bTctlt, WG.c4 tAr uAurr may have
by aplbIug L. Hl NJ & OWEN, Maiden hue, ana
proving property and paying Tor this advertisement.
This is the first recorded case Of honesty
on the part OF the finder OF all umbrella. The
advertiser is Willard A. Pearce, Of the firm Of
Hunt a Owen, Maiden lane, Mr., Pearce Is
about forty years old, rather below the med um
height, has black hair and whiskers, and seems
TO be IN his nght mind, He Is exceedingly
modest ia dcmeanor, and says that from IA
bUyuupd up MIA conduct never before Indicated
any tendency toward erratic freaks Of abnormal
honesty.
- was coming from Long Branch" Mr..
Pearcc said to SUN reporter yesterday and
II rHned. on the Way man who sat near NE
lost MS umbrella. His distress tout bed me, and
| pitied him very much. He seemed So much
distressed at his loss, and 80 anxious IN us III
quirics, that the scene was really pathetic
When a strange umbrella turned up at my house
hiJsTWard, / knew right away that IL was lhe
one this man had lost, and advertised II,
don't know exactly what made the dc it must
have been sudden notion, suppose. Nobody
has come Tor 1t. and don't believe II Is worth
much more than paid tor the advertisement
There is but one tarnish upun this SHINING eN-
ample which Mr.. Pearce has set. He found the
um rella on the 18TH, and did not advertise II
until the 18th. This would Indicate that u re-
Qulred seven days for his conscience TO spur HIN
ou W his hnaI glorious doed.
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THE DIAMOND SEIZURE.
The yalue Of the Jew.ls-what the Treasury
Agents -muggled.


Agents -mugRied.
Mr.. Marsh, diamond expert connected
with the United States Appraisers once, made
an appraisement yesterday Of the seized
diamonds belonging 10 Mr.. W. Lancaster of
Chicago He valued the whole lot, consisting OF
twelve cut and two hundred and eighty-nve
stones at fl5 600, gold. The majority Of them
weighed upward OF six carats each. The thirty
ak carat diamond WAS estimated to be worth Is
carat IL was A. large ~ walnut. Among
others were two deep yellow stones of great
to the trade as "borts." They are not the
genuine black diamonds which are very valu a
hle. There u no duty on the uncut gems. but
the Custom House officers Insist that they must
be forfeited because they were not entered 10y
Mr.. Lancaster the same as though they were
dutiable articles.
A number OF Treasury agents who arrived In
the same vessel brought u small cargo Of
biJoutcrie in their trunks and quantity of
stylish household furniture, all II which passed
the Custom House officers with a mere wink
and nod.
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New YORK, Wednesday, Aug. g7.-Reoeipts Of
heeves were ~ or e-s head. the market quiet
Win lght demand and limited sales at unchanged
prices Poor to fair Texans sold Al 81 sy1c
and common to good native seers at lOSsac., with
Few choice at II \ ki2c
Sheep were mcr NJ ~ It. &C but lanibs were
slow and unchanged, with sales at 6i4ttSc. tn.
Receipts OF calves were ga head. which readily
SO a fl urces a.s at 1sJC D., and grass cAlyc -
at tl.S,stadJ head.
Eccc.pts Of hogs were 20 cars or 5,7sI head. Live
hogs were quoted at tSs31c. y with car load Of
hCaNl state, - average, sold At 5kc Dressed
were weaktr ami lower uuder the increased reoeptA
and closed at -, &C. n.
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CrPID'S BUSINESS ARROWS.
uou TUEY arr sHOT BY PROB.
IOTTS NdRQtET.

..r Rsporter'- search for " Rich wife In
Rand street MniriUouiHl Agency
r., thrt Wasn't Pad. aud ~ 1rSt th"t
wasn't Nrpt .Twrnt,-hsc Dollars saved
and ttity Thousaud I."-t.
,,.ye.r LADY, IS. HlGuE-r RFsPECTABlLTY
,',5 J. uI Nou matr, nm older gent "ilh
s..' g., at Mat Ola, Agency ~ Bond street
SIS reporter read that advertisement
-.,.,,k the next Fourth avenue car for Bond
,,..., tie mi.ht have gone 10y the Third ave-
U,. f,r A cent less, but he recognized IN
a.. ,,., an emergency that would justify any
..,.c Somebody might reach the Matri-
.... N-.u,y before him and gobbic up the
at Lady" and her twenty gIltterlng thou
-, lie hrcathed easier when tie saw that an
a,.,.d crowd wasn't clamuring for admittance
a, \, 2q The street was "a quiet as the house,
ul,cb is one " those once fashionable resi-
5,o.e.-reI brtckcd, stcep rooted, and white
trimmed that sth held their places among
a.. modern ediGces in some Of our business
,.,r,.,h,aics. tlu sgu under one Of the
Gr.t-noor windows was thus inscribed
rNIrEp STATES AGENCY.
.............. ............s...s....'
The reporter, with his heart In state Of
tr,npety-hump, raus the bell. ana tremhled vio-
l,u.., at the responsive tiukic. There was still
uuc to run away, but he determined to risk any
n.u.,r,u flr the "GLe,t lady" and her twenty
thousands A man ia his shirt sleeves came to
lurI.ur
.I,. IolkIu. Tor the Matrimonial Agency"
n.i .uc t1portcr
"~teY u."
The man pointed to a door opening into
what u ,d hrcn the ptrlor when the Van Dykes q,
ar tno V go Der rl,u Ks or some 1thcr old FAINT
N lad lived there. "uNte hours from 10 t. .
.Fl rs ta Il N..F
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Transactions at tho Exchange salesroom yss-
terday were ~ foIlowsi
A. J. Bleecker, son 4 Co. sold py order OF the So
rreme Court, under the direction of Lew A. Fuller
ESQ referee the three story brick house and ot 49,
i situate the south side OF Twelfth street. iea fect
east Of Avenue G. Messrs Aeker Long bought the
V. X. Stevenson, Jr. adjourned the Supreme Court
sale OF the premises tie west side OF seventh
S, ptembers
On SATURDAY ne1t Messrs. A. II. Nellick .tr, BRO.
viii sell by public auction the premises Far Rock
away, forty building lots known IA the ST. James Hotel
property. The majority Of the lots front ON OornagN
avenue and Catharine street.
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A Rri.k TrnI I'm EInet.anh.

The trot for 5000 ia Fleetwood yesterday, be
tween Isaac woodrunrs b. Z. Charlie Young. IA. Cass
dy's VII. q shilo, and p Marion's r. r. Champion wa.
exciting Charlie the fayOre, and he won In III rea
straight LCats. Time, 2I7, 245, z:t5.
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Arrixrd-wEpNrspAY. Aug. n.

Arrtved-WEpSEsDAY, Aug. n.
Steamship Russia. Liverpool. mdss. and pass.
Steamship Kathleen Mary, DemerAra, IN ballast.
Steamship Ellen 5. Terry, kewDern, n. c., uidse snA
pass
SHIP Plymouth, London, n ise. ana pass.
Bark Iluseppe d'Abundo, .eghorn, udse.
Bark Aukathort Cardir, railroad iron.
BARK Sirius Malaga lndse
Hark fntt prise. Rotterdam mdse.
Bark ANA Ia, London, mdse.
batk Mndet, Bordeaux, In ballast.
Iark CANDID Scala Novo, Indse.
Bark ROsina, Alexandra, Egypt, old iron Ae
BARK ST Agnells, Lie tta, sulphur.
Bark Regulus, Cardiff, In bAllsst.
Bark Mariana, Lisbon, salt and cork.
BARK hadura Hamburg, mdse.
Bark imer, NALarie, In ballast.
Bark Goethe, Bremen, mdse.
Brig y. lnginac, Trinidad sugar.
Hrg l.. Anico. Cardin, rsway iron.
Brig Iasso, Licata, sulphur
Brig lampidOglio, Antwerp, IN bal ast.
hChr American Chief lumber.
AlsO the usual river and coastvIse vessels.
SLLED-steAmshps Miuuesota and A lgeria for Live
pool Arragon for Bristol Csadonis for GlasgovI All
Hanover for Bremen CAY VI Gs.yestVn for New oS1
leans.
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NJ A " RTRD.

ARRAsTlA-OPPkNHlkA Tuesday, August n
lsto ia 81, scban Church. by the Rev. Mr. Palma pr.
AG,lso dG ArrAAtla uf Havana. GU 10 julia OpprD
hen of this city eldest daughter Of W Oppeuhle Eco
y % cards
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The BEACON Park Meeting,

At the Beacon Park Association meeting, Dos
ton, yesterday. the 2sj for ti6O was won by Mr.
Carrolrs IA. Highland Maid beet time 2Slk The a;gs
race f,Tu purse Ot 81 5n won by H. ATmstr ron .
Gu, m MullIe Morris, best time 2;29.
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Michael @. Iroderick, who killed his son Jane
on Friday las has not been able to obtain the " 90
bail under which he placed by the Coroner. He s
stu IN tue Iomus The papers In the will he trans
mtted 70 the D.trct Attorney to-day and then be laid
before the Grand Jury.
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Somo prominent Brooklynltes gathered at
peerfoot Park yesterday TO see race between j II
Phihpss \, <, Stranger and II. Howes b. M. adv
Enna -Four heais were trOttcd the nrst secunLl and
'..i haina won hi Stranger ln 2ha. 2il- and 2ha.
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FINANCI1L AND COMMERCIAL.

Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
and carpets at b. NJ. Cosperthsait co.'s, Us Cuat
L.. u ~ A
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MARINE INIELLIGE ENCE.

hfsfATrRE SLhASAC-THIs DAY.
sun rises. - SuI srts...... 81 Moon sets n
mon WATER-rHIs DAY.
SANDY Hook. IL " Coz, Island. II s. Hell Gate. 10. v
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Get the best, get the best. get the best, the
besi ssiic Truss" In Pomeroys, to be had Tor q
a. "a Broadway.-Idr.
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FJN Ar THE nan AND BAT.


The Muturls Taking the touceit cut OF the
iryingIon- OF New jersey.
The Union grounds were culivened for
the nrst time In nearly three weeks by the pres
ence of a fair assemblaee yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being the tase ball match between
the Mutuals and the lrvngtons Of New Jersey.
At the hour for beginning the game each nine
had one valuable member absent. After wait
out, about half past four the game was begun
with eight men una side. MIR, Carey Of tue Is H.
ttmores was selected umpire. From the first IL
was plain that the MutuaIs had everything thor
own way, and the betting was even up" thHtthe
Mutuals would win in one Inning. But there
no necessity Tor the grand exhibition Of
mufug that was given by both sides, to the
detriment of the PLAYERS, and certainly To the
the game ~ 70 b, and also cleared their hackers
by beating the lRIngtons IN one inning. The
following is the score by
INNG, Gs, LIST 2i Sd. an. sth. 9th 7th. sth. 9th.
MSiasis',',.,..., SSiasiS"',,., : ! ! I ! l-.5
Time OF game, two hours.
OTHER GAMES.
On Prospect i'Mk Yesterday afternoon about
one thousand persons assembled To witness A
game Of base bail for the amateur CLamIiuns hin
between the Nassaus u liruukyn and the Chei-
seas OF Nilllalnsburgh. The playing was spirite Ell
throughout, but the CheIseis uutbatted tuoir
opponents and won by the following score:
is. "a, Sd. i,h. 5th. 9th. 9Th. Sth. 9th.
Ss.l,'s' Sa.s.a. .......i .......i 9 : ! 3 ~
The game Of base ball which is to he played
to-day on the Union grounds between nine uf
the heavy weights Of the seventh and uIue OF
the Til teeuth " ard OF New York eAcites great
interest particularly In those localities. No one
scales lor over ~. one player weigh. oNsI ~
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The nlthy and infectious Sponge Pad " Truss
has ieded 10 the Elastic Truss a 6ss broadway, which
holds the ruptare comfortably tn permanently cured
A
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&uslntss Notltes.

Lyon's Magnetic Insect Powder ha. nsyso
Lad riVs. a. al annilIlAtor " Insects AMI bugs.
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Ayers -arsapRrilla
Purnes the blood scrofula and diseases OF a.
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The DAY business Al the United States sub-Trrasuy
wac; Cold receipts, tl6oS as payments, tLgsee 55 .
goli balance, ts,s. 3l.il Currency receipts tGL.
le!@ Payments tIs 40, 1Oj currency balance, t2Sll,
sent to Washington, N,ti1tn.
The Treasury balances az the close % business IN
Washington were: currency, tl0,UO0N. and coin tsI
l@,bl, Including ti,sNytu coin certincatr.. The 10
ernal revenue receipts footed up t-D.J The customs
rec -ipts Tor the wctk ending Aug. D amounted to
s-0lro The bullion In the BanA VI Eug and was 10.
creased -, IN today.
There despatch from Roston today stating that
the Interest on the Union pacinc iAIlroAd Income
bonds due sept /, would be- pIii
Hrtl-U tAtNlugf Wa dlI, huf toward the close \
rrncr feeling Wa observed. though negotiations we're
stil frey made at 7t less l.lt Tor fime strr M
days bills ami ~ ~ Tor short signt Thy untasl.
seems to have cubs ded, aud better inquiry relieved
tins marNet Of It's ,cssyC dulucss, CumUcrtt ui-
we're pressed during The morning at 10. tlU,h but
suhst tqurutly became hrutr.
The money mArNrt opened active, ami at the very
opening of loans cent Nas the ishcd ui
rrnry though Just the sam" AZ yesterday the tnll deal
iugs reelected free offerings At cent. Government
botd dealers we're supplied NJ AG5 cent. Win, how
ever majority ~ the negotiations at the higlsr ng
urt. IL discounts the offerings OF long date were
abundant but lenders prefer to make their negotiations
upon prime paper due IN ~ days or months. For
these acceptances the range 10 cent While other
names less known command ~ 20 IS,
sptcu alton ~ Goyernmtl bonls was quite rest rcted
beVausc OF the lower range Of gold, and br, Of
the Weakness of eN hAngt In thr early trade Olly
lev sales arrc made, among winch Ne may mention
coupon Ds 1881 At lliN coupon lvis, neN ~ M Uuu-
pom lsois Al III aud coupon l'6i-, 49, II Wl bt OBJ
served that these prices are from Nt1A cent lower
thau lczlerdhf. Tue lnArkel closed STEADY.
A 4 ID = " an Ain rt lDIL a g T. NJ
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The Weather To-Da,

wAsHISGToH, Aug. H,-The weather signal
DePs1laent predIcs for rharsdAy In me sdde s'-'es
clear weather.
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Court Calendar This Day.
SUPREME COURr, CHAMBERS - daniels, J.l-
Nos. ", W, 49, lSJ, iS2 io1, ass izy, 1853.
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IT WWFTNN VATtT'U
lar m tuu, ana prices were tTlne lower. The oty
hats obstrNed we're "a Tennessee bs old ~ 81 Ah
suur o. AZ bSA Nh later transactions at s9. C,utrAl
NluouAl ahA shares sold al 9i. anu Continental 81 Ia
railroad BONDS only light trade wac reported WITH the
rHhtph lfAusuc Ions as fUlloVs3 Huisol laNtT 4, i-
tlhkng tuud lN Lake Shore consolidated coupons ~
Ne,irrn faclte b9nds' w; Union faclnc, ls mort
gage, Alti do, -, lAud grant, ~ do. lu, INCOME E
CLEVELAND and Puts urgh, so murtgae Io Morrls un
Essex sts lbA, Cleveland aud lttshursn, tth mort
sage, sla3 hN aukte aud ST. raul L, tuil fIir 81
morlgage ilE; Long Dock bonds, ~; Union Pc d.,
Lot mortgage ol do, s, income, ~ Ccutrai ptCluc
sOld bOpGs ~, facluc Railroad ~ Missouri lsts Il
canton Cumpauy sod at W Morris aud EssrA, y, -.
llrN Gland AND Pittsburgh guAfAHtrt 4, ~. Mich gan
Central, s2' seller diysi Atlantic NAL Steamship
LulnpauN 4; Illinois scrip. 10 aud Mari aud a. a.
The highest, lowest, aud /. Al. ciOsin. rrlces OF
stocks 10 dAJ Neru; -tuN.1.-
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BANKING AM EININCIIL-
FTRsr.CI ASS INVESTMENT.
CITY SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
ExEAPT PROM TAXATION.
JERSEY CITY
OFFERS FOR AT rns CONTINENTAL NATIONAL
BANK, NASSAU ST., NKw YORK,
t2UUD
OF HRR PER CENT. u oon FoRry.YrAR Borps corross
PAYABLE JAN. AND July IN rnE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Ir,ce, W aud accrued interest
AMBROSE W. THOMPSON.
Financial Agent Of Jersey City.
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a few days ago the people Of Rye and Port
chester wrote to Coroner Mceks uf Mt. Vernon
that they were dissatisfied with the shallow IN
VestIgaton IN the case, requesting him To thor
an INT, rNiew with Mther, but could Obtain no
Information beyond what Is above related.
Then tie CONNER called at Mrs. Trainers resi-
dence To- see Mr.. Ramsey nut that gentleman
could not he found Neither did the Coroner
obtain any luiurihdtuu regarding hlm. lester-
dayheuN reporter called at MIS-. trainers house,
wItu the lur result.
Distrct Attorney litiggs has taken tho case in
hahd, ana expresses the opinion that great
crime has been committed, Warrants are in
the hands ~ deputy sneur for the arrest ~
some pcrsuns connected with this case. Mrs.
II laudHuum.