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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-29

We have change to notice in the Money market The
demand for discounts both in bank and the street
continues limited, and numerical paper still rules
at previous rates. We continue to quote frst.class
paper with collaterals at 9@l0 y cent per annum,
wthoutat l1@l2 per month, Al second grade at la
Ia, and at 2 First-class mortgage at 10 p cent
per annum, and second-cass entirely nominal.
Gold opened nominal at l12ls@113, against 49,. At
New York. and after trifling business closed nomi-
nal at l121 @l12s, against lib in that market where
it touched 1885 during the interim. The only sales
reported were $4,000 at 112s and $4,000 at 1872. The
market was extremely dull throughout the day.
No sales OF Silver were reported. American half
dollars were still quoted at 1O7@lOs and Mexican
dollars at HOO.
Under the influence of the advance in Gold and bills
at New York, Sterling Exchange opened unsettled
and comemrcia some authorities reporting advance
OF 2l0 y cent. and others still higher, and notwth
standing the subsequent decline in Gold in that mar.
ket closed bout 2-l0 q cent higher than yesterday
Tor nominal, and shade CHER for Bank. The sales
amounted to f340O0, embracing $4,000 bill of ading
at SAY. f3000 do. and fleOO Al clear at 545 f4oo0
bill of lading and El5,00O do and Al clear at 54 IA
$40, f2500 bill of ading at 546, $4,000 do at 546@
546h, $500 commercial sight at 54s, $1,000 bank at
the counter at $50.
The sales of francs included $4,000 commercial at
465 and 200 600 at 4.62is.
AT the close Sterling bills were quoted at 544M
545 for bill Of ading aud AL clear, and 549G- for
nank and francs at 494.62 for private and NOM
inal for bank.
Fhe offerings of Domestic Exchange were of moder-
ate extent and the market without asotahe
alton The sales OF New York Sight covered $4,000,
embracing $4,000, 100000 and 900 commercial
and $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 private bankers at d
2 cent discount. and $4,000 private bankers aud
$4,000 bank at 7-32
The banks checked on New York at par, and COM
mercal sis ht was st quoted at q 2 cent discount.
no safes OF Stocks were reported.
Inc only sale of Bonds reported 5000 City Gold
bearing Seven Per Cents at So which was about the
closing rate.
CITY Scrip was dull At the close City Appropriation
Neruhcates and Metropolitan Police Warrants were
weak az Oh We noticed sale of $35 900 of the for
mer at 64k.
Inc sales Of State Warrants included $4,000 and
scvOo large at 42h large were quoted ct 4O@42 mo-
oium at 42G45 and small ct 5O@55,
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Memoranda.
IN m

by Telegraph
Havana. April 81, ls74-To J. NJ. witherspon Agent,
60 CarondeIet street.-The steamship Liberty sails
this afternoon. R. o. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Ship Trmountain, 1900 tons capacity has been sold
for $4,000 to Capt. Benz Jones, Of Setauket Jonas
Smith Co. and P. L. DeNIorey Gray, of W York,
and othors. to be commanded by Capt Jonee.
Schooner Julian n lson, 200 IL tons, of Tuckerton
n. j., now at New Haven, with carrying capacity of
Sc tons COAL has been purchased by Captain Ezra
Howes and others, of New Bedford. She will be EN-.
ployed in the genere freighn business hailng from
New Bedford under command OF Capt. Howes, late of
schooner olden Eagle.
LAUNCHED-The ship Charger before noticed. was
successfully launched from the yard of Messrs Smith
4 Townsend, East Boston. Saturday at u O'Clock
She was i'm medately towed to the shears by and
her lower mast put in She will be rugged for sea i'm
mas lately.
At Portland 18th inst, from the shipyard of Curtis
Bros the revenue cutter Alexander s. Ialss, before
noticed.
AT Fall River, April 20, from the shipyard JOS. C.
Terry, pr peller, intended for the fishing busi-
ness and named Lottie W. Marrell.
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Green Peas 50 p bushel. Radishes soc p dozen
punches. Celery Coo p dozen punches. Lettuce So
q Dbl. Caulifowers 60c p dozen lunches
STAR CANDLES-The market is frmer and are
quoted at 159l51ac p ID.
STARCH-Is in fair supply and moderate demand; |
and is quoted at 47lc the landing and &c q ib in
store. 500 boxes sold to-day on private terms.
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Receipts of Prod uCe.

| SHREVEPORT-Per steamer Selma-6O bales cot
ton to order-46 Blakemore Bros-3S Jno Phelps &co-
| y g W Sentell &co-lO NJ Greenwood & Son-5 W J
Fr1erson &co-4 Richardson Mays Mcdowell
j NJ Sanddge &co-2 L Buckner &iBro-l j W Bur-
bridge &co-1 Jno Chafe Bro 4 Son-1 Jno Henry &co
bales hides Al bdls do Geo Fosdick &co-45 head
cattle D McGinnis-113 10 Mehle &co-1s do G &
Wagner-25 do Inbau, Aycock &co-sundries to order
Total. 185 bales cotton 202 head cattle
BATON ROUGE-Per steamer l. Hodge No .
36 hhds sugar McStea 4 Value-15 do L Godchaux-2
do G. Pascal &co-2 bbs rice d r Perret-100 bbls po-
tatoes 90 sacks do so sacks onions to order2 cks
wool v Connell-sundries to order-Tota 81 hhds
sugar
WESTINGHOUSE steamer Bradish Johnson-1l
Berand Il Gibert-6 Tertrou-3 Meyer, Weis &co-4
W Burbridge &co-3 S Block-1 Coles hhds su-
81 $ ock-58 head cattle J McGnnis-23 do In
l. Aycock &co--l5 do Mehle &co-15 do to order
head hogs McGnnis-3 bags wool Is hides
)zzen-l5 do Cambon-36 bdls hides NJ Bowling
= do J l. uret-6 do bags wool S Block-1 do
Richard Flower &co-1 bale do Levi-2 bdls hides
30 do Wilkerson-5 Is hides w Williams-lO do
to order-l0 do bdls skins Hay & Mehle-4 hides to
j Rykoski-l5 do Thos Smms-3 do Renshaw, Cam
mack &co-226 pkgs eggs AZ coops poultry and sun
dries to order-Total, A bales cotton hhds sugar
CAMDEN-Per steamer Wilie-63 bales cotton to
I J Allen &co--33 7 l. Airey &co- Lehman,
Abraham &co-25 Jno Phelps &co-l6 Jurey & Gillis-
81 W Burbrdge &co--S Ben Gerson-6 L Harris &co
Meyer, Weis &co-4 Alcus, Scherck & Autey-4 Peel
Il Resd-2 Hardie &co-2 Richard on Yay-2W
Donnell-1 Campbell & Strong-1 W b Ciarke-sun-
dries to order-Total, 200 bales cotton
BY Railroad.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
April 28-41 hhds sugar SEWN Il Gourdain.
Cargo per steamship Hutchinson--15l bales cotton
to Francke Il Dannee.-l3 rkins, Swenson &co-l3
Clapp Bros &co-1 H A Gogreve-l u Il H NJ PAYNE
&co-1 Schneider 4 Zuberber-5 do IS bags wool
bales hides EPilsbnry-i02 do ba Is wool @ Whit
ney &oo426 head cattle and sundres to order-Total
1873 bales cotton
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Per Steamship Jnniata from Philadelpha--Wm
James-Hckman James-Mss Alice James-Wm Har-
per, Jr-T Mies-M Magen-G W FOSTER Gea-
som Bra ibury-J Murphy-G OBrien-Miss NJ Pei
ly-Mrs Brewer-Miss Taobott-Mrs Gurrenger-
I 1znago-Jesse Palmer-J Stetwe-E Hale
McA Fee Principe-J Cow4n-A Hoffman-G
FaIva-R Aine-V Mercantele-C Coet-P Johnson
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, Cleared and Sailed for New OrIea ms
CORRECTED DAILY.

New York.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson. sid Apl IS
Steamship George Washington. Whitehead. sid Api %
Steamship City of Galveston Evans 1855. sid Apl %
Schoon T Mary Somers, Carter. 80. cid Apl 8
Schooner Mary Freeland Clark cid Apl IS
Boston.
Schooner L Bradley. Baxter. $500. .ldg Apl Is
Philadelphia.
Ship Surprise, Hoyt. .................sld Mar a.
Baltimore.
Steamship Liberty, Hudgins. sid Apl Is
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Bremen. April ARRIVED bark Friedlef, from GAL
weston.
Havre, April ARRIVED from Orleans bark Regu-
lus. Sd, barks Kong Carl and Gauthiad.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE
TUESDAY Evening, April %, 1874.
COTTON,

The sales to-day mot including $40 additional yes
terday) confined to 1850 bales at irregular prices
part showing falling of. and part slight con-
cessons which were necessary to consummate ne
gotiations. We give wider range to our quotations
for Low Ordinary, Ordinary and Stri Goo lOrdinary,
but make other change, and annex the Exchange
figures. as below:
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Wednesday Morning, April 20. 1874 !
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR TUESDAY, APRIL
%, AT p. NJ.
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Exports.


L1VERPOOL-Per steamship Texas-2112 bales cot
ton sacks cotton 90 655 bushels in bulk $50 bxs
oil cake $50 hhds tobacco
PENSACOLA-Per steamship Iizzie-2oO0 sacks
casks bacon 179 bbls flour kegs lard IL sacks
coffee bbs sugar bbls pork bbls beef bbls rice
80 bbls bread and sundries
NEW YORK-Per steamship City of Dallas-431 bis
cotton $50 bbs whisky 480 sacks rye 10 sacks wool $50
hhds bones Is bales paper stock $50 hides 1900 empty
bbls IL bales moss
MOBILE-Per schooner Montery-450 sacks corn
$40 sacks oats 100 sacks bran
ENSACOLA-Per schooner Rebecca Funk-3 bbls
whisky bbls potatoes lot fruit and sundres
ROTTERDAM-Per bark Caroine-30,323 1-5 BUSH
els corn In bulk
NAVRA-Per bark Mercur-1s74 bales cotton
MALAGA-Per brig Maid of Glanween-4OO bales
cotton 900 slaves
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Relsnce-7OO sacks corn
700 bbls -four 450 bbs bread 270 bbls pork 60 bbls
whisky l60 casks bacon SO bales hay S65 pkgs mdse
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MARINE NEWS.

George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
of the New Orleans Bulletin.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,l
Wednesday Morning, April 20 !
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Having taken charge Of the River Column Of this
paper beg leave to my river friends that shall
attempt carry all my old programme in protect
ing their interest aud will at all times be pleased to
attend their wants. and hope that my efforts in their
cause will merit their patronage Respectfully,
JAMES KERR JR.
Office at Canal street ferry landing office.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Brit steamship Texas, Lawrensen, for Liverpool
Silas Weeks
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher for Pensacola Master
Steamship City Of Dallas, Hines, for New York
Geo A Fosdick eco
Brit ship Algonquin, Dexter, for Pensacola
Hall Vaughn
Swed bark Caroline, Rhodn for Rotterdam
Meeker Knox & Shultz
Schooner Monterey. Fauria, for Mobile Master
Schooner Rebecca Funk Christina, for Pensacola
Master
Ger bark Mercur, Ham, for Navra- Master
Brit brig aid of Glanween, Chaddock, for Malaga
Geo Fosdick eco
Steamer Reliance Read, for Pensacola
Arrived.
Soho ner Mary Elem lane, 9 days from Utilla to
Macheca l. s Oteri-2d list
TOWBOATs.
Heroine, Wright, from the Passes-towed down to the
bar oath instaLt, barks Emily and Albert and schr
Helcna-brought up schr Mary Ellen
STEAMBOATS,.
Willie, Blanks, from Camden
Selma, Jacobs, from Shreveport
l. Hodge No 2 Barranco. from Baton Rouge
Bradish johnson, Pickett, from Washington
Be'oW Waiting Orders.
Ship Havre, Tie keisen. from London ! eb T. to mas
ter
Ship sciota Mi aels &C sys from Ha e, in ballast,
to A Millel t.co
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Rooms and Board.

nELIGHTFUL COOL FURNISHED
~ rooms, principal thoroughfare, Canal near
Rampart, convenient to restaurants and busineas
Inquire ct 231 Canal street, Terms moderate,
apps
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Office IS Camp street, New Orleans.
Established in 1852.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at
LOWEST RATES.
J. B. WOODS, President.
7. SEXTON, Vice President.
CHAs. LEsAssIER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
VIM: N. Perkins, Chas. E. Alter.
G GHpt har Schneider snG 4 Re pse
Jno: j. Gidiere, A. Woods,
A. Levi, Jas. W. Fee,
/. l.. Sterry, Edw. J. Gay.
MECHANICS AND TRADERS INsU-
RANCE co. NEW ORLEANS, LA.
H............ .CarOndelet Street.
LOWEST RATES.
CAFlIAL $780, 900.
JAS. A. WHITE, LLOYD r. COLEMAN,
Secretary. President.
G. H. FROST, F. G. GREGORY,
Asst. Sec and Fire Cl'k. Marine and River Cpk
F. AUzoUT, Inspector. Capt. s. B. FROST.
J. Y. B. HASKELL, Collector. Marine Inspector.
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Above low

New Orleans foo. inches below high water mark
of 1871. NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.
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SALAMANDER INSURANCE COMPANY,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR FIRE RISKS
City and Country,
No. Is Royal str ct,
Opposite the Citizens Bank
CHAs ROMAN, President.
JULES LIE MORE, Secretary.
apl7 Inns
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
156 Canal street.
TRUSTEES:
DR.. W. Newton Mercer
-. F. Generes, David Urquhart,
George JONAS John G. Gaines,
Thomas A. Adams, Carl Kohn,
Thos. Alien Clarke, Christian Schneider,
Chas. J. Leeds. Samuel Jamison.
Interest allowed deposits
L. F. GENRES, President.
SAM. JONES, Jr., Treasurer. apis '74-1y
CT. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE co,
Surplus as to Policy Holders over. SOC, 600
Number of policies in force, nearly. $4,000
The attention Of all Policy Hofiers of the following
companies:
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mound City Life Insurance Company,
Missouri Mutual Life Insurance Company,
Is called to the fact that the three companies have
been consolidated under the title Of the St Louis Life
Insurance Company. The consolidated company COM
hining it does the immense business of the three
companies with the expense of but Office manage
ment is enabled to offer exceptional advantages to
business connected with the companies, address
HARMON DOANE, GenI Southern Agent,
Louisiana and Southern Miss, 182 Gravier and
ap3-t 81 Carondelet street, New oElsanA
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sun MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
falu up capital $500, OOC
Assets estimated at their cash value .... 800 352
DivlyENDS PAID ON STOCKTON PER CENT.
DIVIDENDS ON PARTICIPATING POLICIES PAY.
ABLE IN CASH.
This old and reliable Company is issuing Policies
Fire. River and Marine risks, on the most favor
able terms. All losses promptly adjusted and settled
upon liberal terms, at their Office, 81 Camp street,
corner of Commercial Alley.
JAMES l. DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Jno. G. Gaines, Richard Flower, James I. Day,
E. J. Hart, J. Weis, Geo. Jonas
henry Renshaw, B. W. Taylor Emory Clapp,
Hugh Wilson, }. G. Morris, G. NJ. Bayey,
B. Biscoe, L. Alcus. James Byrnes,
l.. N, Marks, r. T. Torian. j. L. Rarris
Chas. Macready, Scott McGehee, Lionel C. Levy,
w. E. Seymour, Isaac L. Haas w. B. Schmidt
ap19 tt
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CSHEN BUT Err
" Per late NV York steamers:
! Dairy Is hrkins Fancy, actual tare.
] Dairy 20 firkins Choice.
l Dairy % firkins Choice.
Specially selected for best retail trade.
For sale by
KEEP & RAYMOND
apes 3t Nos II and 70 Poydras q,
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MONETARY,
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, April %, 1874.

ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
THE FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
why should Hor.e. Wear Biinaer-,

Why Should Horses Wear Biindcrsf
We never could see what vice or deformity
lay in horses eye, that should make it nee
essary to cover it up, and shut out its owner
from at least two-thirds Of his rightful field of
vision. The poet says that old age looks
backward; but we never heard such an idio-
syncrasy charged upon the horse. The theory
that horse is least apt to be frightened when
shut out from every thing behind him, we sus-
pect to be fallacy, else saddle-horses and
war-horses would be duly blinded.
Every horse is as familiar with his own
carriage as with his own tail, and, as far as his
personal fortitude is concerned is no mole
distui bed by being persued by one than by
the other. As for scaye-crows that come up
behind, they are mostly so familiar to the
animal, that, the more fully the horse can
perceive them, the more quietly does he sub
nit to their apprach. Then it is pity to
cover up one OF the most brilliant features of
this most brilliant ere ature.
The horse has borne such hand in the
civilization OF this roug gh-and-tumble world,
that it seems not so much a cruelty as a dis
courtesy, as well as disgrace, to hide his form
with embarrassing toggery. No wonder we
estimate the force in the world as horse
power; no wonder the Romans and Germans.
each in their own language, designate their
aristocracy as riders no wonder their descen-
dants made chfvalry synonym for their
highest virtues. Let the horse be given his
due, and unblinded. The check-rein is anoth-
er nuisance in harness-wear which has almost
entirely disappeared from England, the army
having at last given it up by order Of the
commander-inc chief, Sir George Burgoyne.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There Is n, in-
stance on record of we'll sustained system OF
judicious advertising failing of success.
"My success is owing to my liberality In ad'
i advertised my productions and made mou-
ey" Nichols L0E9c0Tth.
Constant and persistent advertising is sure
prelude to wealth.-Stephen Girdrd.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

The other day, in Washoe Valley, the
old chief grasshopper, leader of mighty host,
sounded his trumpet and came marching
down across the foothills towards Watkins
barley field. Watkins heard him coming
heard the gnashing of mandibles, the clash
ing Of wing sheaths, and the rasping together
of serrated thighs-heard, but was not dis
mayed. He took down his Babcock fire ex-
tinguisher, gave it churn or two, strapped
itupon his back and went up against the enc
my, wearing upon his countenance snub of
derision. When he met the advancing army
he turned the extinguisher loose upon the
front ranks. The old chief hopper and his
little hoppers stood it but moment. II was
too many for them, and with wild whoops
they turned tail and fed back into the hills in
dsmay
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
WANTED.
Wanted.

4 WET NURSE for an Infant child at 3s7 Con-
"A gress Square. H. 1. LIBBY.
se21 diff
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

1t is a singular fact that no instance is re-.
corded Of the body of any life insurance agent
or book canvasser ever having been en-
balmed.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

A young lady without arms was married
last week in New Jersey. But it was re-
marked by her friends at the wedding, that if
any persons thought she wasn't prepared for
the emergencies Of married life, they just
ought to see her Kick the stuffng out Of a
bag of sand. s-
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

A GIRL to do general housework in small fam
n lily. Good wages and permanent situation
fo: good girl. Apply, with reference at % SOUTH
STREET. Se22tf
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
THE PRE- S.
MORNING, SEPT. 80. IA
Gossip and Gleanings.

Texas has paper called the Moving Bal.
The editor probably circulates i. with his
shotgun. Courier Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
Wanted-Partner.

ITO hire Furnished House, from to 12 mont
Il The Western or central part of the City p
ferred. Inquire of JOHN 9. PROCTER. sep15t1
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

Thirty days in Jail is the price for throwing
your wife out of doors in Greenville, Conn.
Those domestic amusements will soon be so
cheap as to be within the reach of the poor
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

A North Adams boy, being away from
home, recently, was questioned upon his re-
turn as to where he had spent the day. He
replied he had been to the funeral of Mr.,
and carried chairs, SO that they let him in
free!
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

NJHE 2-story house and the lot No. Al Centre ST.,
IL between Congress and Free Streets known as
the Cole property. Inquire of
sep29-3m JOHN G. PROCTER
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
Father Chaucer was sound on the ma
question. Witness:

What is better than gold? Jasperl
What is better than jasper? Wisdom.
What is better than wisdom? Woman.
What is better than woman? Nothing
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

Ix1 N. ", re-opens her French, English and
German Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
and Children Sept 18th. Superior advantages Seven
ladies and ten gentlemen attached to the Institu
tion. No pains are spared to improve pupils in Arts
and Sciences, jy3ld21m
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30

Kent, Lease OF FufCnlSes
desirable house, containing s or 10 rooms, with
modern convenienCes, within a few minutes walk of
Congress Square.
B. BARNES, JR.,
se24dtf 2S Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
For Sale
For Sale.
FOR SALE.

TOUSE No. ~ Pleasant Street. For particulars
III apply at the house from to 5 P. M.
au29 dtf
The Portland daily press., 1874-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS LIZZIE NORTON,
Teacher of Vocal Music,
NO. l22 STATE STREET.
se23 d1mT&F
Mass. Institute of Technology.

Fall Entrance Examinations Sept. % and a. am
For Catalogue and June Entrance Examination
Papers, address Prof SAMUEL KNEELAND,
Sec'y Boston, Mass se3d1m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-29

,.s.:; .sss "a. r. lot h e, ss s
ss,s. =, :. 4. ,ssss .S'SS
o % s e.s r. vii BE- .at to the county jail
az; s ;sas,. ss' :S..,
employed he had been h for several weeks bat io
SSs ssy sorsnsp % IL dying lie
% I'd on sssf d en- ns, .s 10 @
sccod.nes With request from Government The
during october sdssd report passing through their
rested charged with s sd ss from hs none. drawer Of
Of Beard Of Eda.On held last agh take action 90 the re-
ing week relation he reduction Of .ases
bitter and rom midnight s.c., e ss. w ~ @ 'TT
ssoshug German from the bet Of studies By Public sSe0 mo-
va, i &c ...,. 70 nj, sigis 3. a1i
IS0 MIN ss o S % IL es The Osns teachers
sepSacd fs1 IL S ao Barton
Clements Elements $500; Levi: coorney 200 Asnis Moore
s ss5S AMI. Frost. H's sSG Ms s.O f: ssoo
The salary the Treasurer aId at 40 per moth s' ,..
p ss;:: q Ss f sas sG
h. $ s' OF 70 s T absent e At various ug each
month causing $4,000 anTg% 20 The ei s.,;
me- Ss o Sd snteds Down nS the BRAKES Of
Is s, III spS n %s b boat ad
S, fifteen minute, or smother Syo sa
The law makes this State prison ofense
foundation q he Ssv.Ssy s. sG1strn s Tsa
Highland Staten and Oh. place yesterday lac vps de-
train hch leaves
ne two hcurs before temporary bridges could be built The damage
has beep epaire Twenty opening made
row by the beating Of he SURF
curious tradition The old people OF the VcV
made the ~ year ana hey
that the high coming Winter viii open broad channel
there.
NEv.BRryswrcK The tn,l Of Bobert N. Woodwork was
continued In and Termner YESTERDAY Julge
Scui on the Burke the called anI
10 the financial condition Of the Bank which lost nearly $fVVVV
BY the Woodworh and Greeneaf W. Appleton Manner
offered In evidence and posVeV
der Joseph Fisher In tie state Bank was re-
called and identified Woodwork and Appleton mr.
Breaks defense objected offering the cheeks as eY
objection sustained The trial Will NC eoAnu'
today
inquest the OF ames Mclean VINO was
he sail for Europe-ssl fdsywAs
hed yesterday. Dr. ferrl made pomorem ersminaon
traces Of inquest proved that MeIeans wire
about three months Tor the PURPOSE
ing STAINS from clothes. IL had become mis-
was not found until Friday morning The jury returned verdict p
bis death b. the accidental
acid FOR Epson his wife and mother and exoneraten hem on
all blame Mrs Mclean then discharged from CUSTODY
TRENTON William Brown while passing through Waren-st early
morning sccOse By named carroll Tno ae
short dispute .uideny knife snd stabbed Brown IN the stomach
naeting Last night Brown a ms re-
the against the Beyiee aud Delaware Railroad
Company oyerchgng freight Justice G~ssen gave decision
against the Company imposing Line oil $loo IN acn case u
the Law Of 1872.
PAso-The Erie Railway Company has erected gnss BOO feet
side Of the dwJndze TO be operated ~ eec
ICED charge the ghO attend the draw fh eau
be senel IN prevent the possibility Of accident When the
draw closed the signals work automatically
soxERvLLE Fair Exhibition Of the Somerset
Association will begin the isr ground To-Day
The feature Of tie Opening grand
procession OF all tie animals on exhibition