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New-York tribune., 1874-11-28


WASHINGTON ID. c.. Saturday, Nov. 2S, 1874 - H. N')
Synopsis for NE DdSt tcent1-fOW hours =,
Cloudy and colder weather prevails In the
miner 4Ne re ion and the Northwest, with areas Ol
snow and variable winds. ,-.-,..
Tne temperature has risen in the lower lake region,
where generally cloudy weather and ngEt snow prevail
The temperature has risen IN the districts on Tue Az
Iautc coast aud the Eastern Gut states, Win GItr
or fair weather, eastery OK sOutAory Winds, aLd III
creased pressure , 4, 81, =
Tne barometer continues lowest but has risen In the
south-wcs aud the temperature has fallen decdediy III
Texas with brisk nOrIhgriy winds and rain. ,..
TIE rivers risen az ST. Joseph. CARO- Mliletta
CINCINNATI. and Paducah. and have fallen NJ Kansas
CIV Dubuque. Pittsburgh FreepoTt, Confluence AoF'
gan. New "a cneya, anu Brownsville.
PTObIbitiucS.
For the Northwest and upper lake region cOhthucu
cold and cloudy weather Will prevail with areas OF snow
solth OF west winds aud high but falling barometer.
For the iOWtr LAX region, tlc ONO Naii- anu ZEN
ne-,ee generally cloudy and colder weather. Wlh lsht
ram or snow. variable Winds ana IislDg barometer uur
ing "a portion oI the day.
For Neu-Engidd and he Middie states partly etoudy
realltr 90 ne anterior ld fOg ne coast. WiM SOhH'
or uest icinds St!. changes u tempeTd!dTe ana con-
nntied higG barometer
For thc aou,n Atlantic and Eastern Gail States clear
or far weather In the Interior and gAt rain near the
Florida Etstern Gulf Coasts, with eaStefly Wluds
and lower temperature III the la,tnalned district.
For the Western Gulf States light ram, with decidedly
lower temperature north Oh east winds aud rising par
For The canal region OF New-York the temperature
viil fall slowly during saturday
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
CHICAGO FIRE RISKS.
RETURN OF NE coNNnrlEE or INsrrCnoN-RE'


CENCE or TIE MEMBERS.
Superintendent Montgomery, Mr.. Hcndee of
tie ma o. Itr.iori. Mr. Case Of the Hart
fori 1ir. Crcwcll Of the Phenix OF Brooklyn
aud MI E,ss o: tie Qlccn Insurance Company
have rctlraod from Ch.cs-), after O tour Of in
spection of tho facilities for cxneuishing fires in that
city. Al VII, Vc., sen were rcIcent. however, and
would give Information as to the course which they
intended % pursue the recommendations which they
wouI probably make. Mr. CrOWcIi Of the Pheuix Com
pa1y ssit tAa, tnc Committee hal JUS, rcturnc1.
but os they Lad not yet met he coUid give
10 iuf,uoa i'm 10 the nature Of their report They
would p.o1t1'y meet on Monday and rogor, to the Ex
ecutyc Committee, which would also assemble on that
day. Iey had made a thorough inspection Of the
diuoa OF Chicago aud Its facilities for oxuncushing
dles Although the ely was making improvements,
still It's condition was not as secure as the requirements
Of the National B5ari prescribed. A Mr. Crowe did
not wish 70 anticipate The report Of the Committee.
ju;thCr in DrriaIOu could be obtained.
Hr 10. a. toe Q..Cu also said that tie C"umittcc
h23 not W net iui would probably DO early next
week VIE. they would make hcir port, t3 Intention
be;g 40 llt the matter II the companies as soon as
pos llc. lie Gd not care to express any views as TO
BAKE. would enter u,O the details OF the results
Of his personal inspections. uo stated that some
Improvements had bccu made, Dut would say 10
more. IS nc Irt'crTat 10 wait until the report OF
tAt Committee should appear.
Nh . D. .;, Tie Persistent Of the National Board OF
UnaetWrter-, arc member Of the Committee Of III
ttcHol, At, not yet returned from Cmcaeo hut Will
WOhihY arr Y' her" carly Xt week. Mt Mon gOmcry,
VIVA IN o.l.r lemUers VI tIc Committee. was not in
i1e ety est,r1ay.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
TIE ASSOCIATED TRUNK LINES.

A REDUCTION OF RATES PRoHABtE-THE ERIE AR
EANGEMrNr WITH TIE BALTIMORE AND ONO
NOT 4 DISTURBING ELEMENT
Judge Jewe;t OF Ohio, one Of the Railway
Commissioners appointed at the Saratoga ConIcrcncr'
WAS at the Wnds0r Hotel last evening. In response 10
injuries he said nothing OF special Interest was
occupying tho attention of the C0mmiss oncrs at the
present ime lie could not tell when meeting w0uid
he held but whenever business was to be transacted
they would meet Being asked when the proposed IN
crease in rates would 60 into effect he said that he dll
not think that there would be any increase In rates. Uu
believed that there would he reduction Being asked the
probable result of the proposed comblnaton f the Eo
and The Baltimore and OAIO RuIroIlS, WhtrepJ 9hc
farmer was 30 Use the latcrs CHICAGO division lie sAid
that lac did tlnk that there would Dr any tIect eA
cep upon the relations and business OF the two com
panies II would affect the Erles relations 10 the
trunk combination winch did not propose To interfere
vii the couucc'iOl OF any line. Inc saratoga com
bnatIon was formed for the purpose OF maintaining,
rates, cordial relations ana firil'tilng Durl-
nc. but was not intended 10 control the lOlcy OF 'h
roads Otherwise No tarff OF rates had been proposed
n vet for the trunk line combination nor coul he say
when tie Eastern Commissioners would meet " con
sIu 10
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE TRIBUNE. New.Yorl.
.. -. m Pond's Ear rlMct. ~ .,1... ,.n,,.nn ..r,,,n


MEDICINE co. AND "HUhrHRA@ "iroh HAZEL"
The above COMPANY has for pat lFe el Ull
preparation Of Wnch Hazel on the Iey-..t1 !AH lONVs
tXrRACr had obtained before and dan ,As 60 =
yuiuable anl popular remedy own D. ptal ali IA
by CuupanE Ihe accidental ~
o "lIumlAreTs" with the the Company oNAeG
AMI verteI Poads Extract TEL nd
some dealr.s Poa.s Extract believe st
OF oral % aud thu hsVs been Ye
compelled
ag4ut tie anove ComI lumpe,s compel
this their eVraaut VITA u Which the, 10
maze sell mocnc Lndrs e NAMES Of P0gfs Kra az
act Of witch aIe of Hanplvys los4s kUrac cr
account person or am coGofaoL Nha'soe
bsVe this day ooued rJaacIoa jake u,u'ae Of lie
Supreae Cour res'iA,ns nmpA's sgeshe Homeopathic u "a
COMPANY" ani ?. uu brs ami each ~ then tAe d.
k- Om mauuaciurng AGd selinS selling" og Hg
the ot Humphrey witch llaET Mch -i
name, Nach Is slilr @ ore
Pods bNTsc," atu from pa slla
the pGphet WITCH Hazel" ly"A ava. sul lac,d
tae bottles lnt t,id by tie SAID tOUlaIl.
CAlONWe en,soA the trade pue, anI ,he ssen' ao St
Company, agalns; tho s-d banding OF ssd mselae esi
huupl Witch haI" We propose tl~ ee q "a
tie courts and eoAbe exclusive Tlb 10 .Ae msr
iacture and sale ot Ponds Extract ot wAeh Ne bao p 90
and wu sd'erusel 80 eHenseo an Al u' '''
| expense,
We the public that all these Nle were seaune
POIas 'Nhs
49," ~ -'D''''' -A4 "''' '" ~" FoXDs ExrRACr CONTAIN,
NOV. o7 lS-a
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

Andes n, tba Atas ,na uas ,a, lv loaded yesterday
morning, and few Of the loneshoro. 'on auh Ths
their services free Of charge to complete
enabled her TO sail advertised. At all the " ti
ship wharves the non-socety men were wOrkins '"'
factOry.
brutal assault was made by some OF the 1ongshore-
men yesterday forenoon on Hugh Miller. foreman OF
Walsh Bros. at the Empire Stores Brooklyn. While
Miller was in the Empire Saloon. Catherine Ferry,
two men crept behind bim, one knocking him down. and
the other fnncting cash upon the head with knife
Miller was also severely bruised about the face No ar
rests were made, the assailaus making their escape
through rear door. large force OF police were on
duty aOOuG te stores In the afternoon application
was seut TO the Police Headquarters for force of men
10 protect the nafhoCk Stores from attack by the
strikers Tue police fastened TO the spot bus no vio-
lenCe WAS offered.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
A MOTHERS CRUELTY.

A CHILD ROASTED 10 DEATH BY HER MOTHEE.
IN inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Kessler ~ the the child Carrie Janicn, age
Years who died Nov TO- from burns received at her
home a 80. 60 WaALiugtOu-st, at the hands Of her
mother, Isabella Jan.sch. The testimony indicated a
cruelty part OF the mother almost too horrible for
belief Theresa DOnOhuc, who hives the samo floor
with Mr. JauIsch testified that she heard Mrs. Janischs
little boy crying Mother take tue baby of the stove"
and Mrs Janisch replied. Shut up" Witness climbed
Oh the fire escape looked into the roo aud the
BABY sitting the stove and crying Mother, take
of" The witness looked for a second, and tncn
ouud and burst ia the door, wncreupOn Mrs. JanSch
cried, watch! murdcr." TAo witness was
afraid TO 20 ia, the woman loOheI wild.
Size frothing aJ the mouth, shaking her
head, and rolling her eyes about, while her voice
very weak and she talked IA II exhausted The boy,
Cnacs Jdhlsc, testified thlt his the gfl
inc stove Dectuse she had LlsDoIaNcd. C3rc cried 10
DC lakrh Oh the estOEe, sAynL that snc wound not tel
ncl papa DIt the mOthcr wOu.d not. Dr.. JOun H. Com
Io'L OF NO 2o5 west invent cth-s tctiL n hId
Nseu the cAud IN september last for Ecaldi,
AOtAtf stated II nad fallen Ia ptil water. He
ha wac called IL AGAIN iIst 54tuId - tle fLAer Sail 10
nun that tie mother hal Durned tAc child. ana he hrn
recalled certain incidents wAich had nu as sn.-
pciOuS. lac woman al thai lime md
had asked nm not 10 say ythug about
sdd tbdJ ms vile bhI attempted 10 k the cAlid Tne
Cdild Uuinci Oh Inns last occasion
its ieet 10 lts Lgs fhc pu.Y Coroner depOsed that
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
LIABILITY OF BANK STOCKHOLDERS.
TRANSFERS MUST BE ENTERED ON TIE BOOKS OF

TRANSFERS MUST BE ENTERED ON THE BOOKS or
NATIONAL BANK.
1t is reported that the rulings of Judge
Of the receiver OF tho Eighth National Bank
OF this city against Mr.. CheesemaD confirming the
sessment on the stockholders to make good the def
cheney, will be Of immediate benefit the depOstors,
as the case has been appealed aud 1t is believed that
final decision Will not be reached within five years The
suit was defended test case on the part OF the
stockholders who objected to the Controllers
assessment Of the shares while certain assets
OF the bank undlsposed Of. The Court held that
the Controllers assessment regular and binding
upon tho shareholders and that they could not 20 into
any accounting show that it not necessary, nor
would it avail them to show that all the assets OF the
bank were not yet converted into cash, all its
property disposed OF, 1t the duty OF the Con-
jrOcr TO decide when tho assessment was necessary
aud the amount to be assessed The Court held mat no
notice To shareholders or intention to mako an assess
ment to show cause why IL should not be made was
necessary the Court further held that stockholders in
National banks remain liable in the manner
their names TO remain upon the books OF the bank
ana neglect to transfer their STOCK upon the DOOXS 10
some who shall accept and succeed TO the liability.
even though the stock may have been sold ana assigned
the back OF the certificate OF STOCK or power Oh
attorney given to transfer it for IL it otherwise
all Lhe stock OF bank might bo taken In, this was,
by the officers o. bank and the intent OF the law for
tue benefit OF creditors be defeatcd or might happen
that in the OF bank III failing circumstances One
certificates OF stock passing bv delivery from hand TO
band after the 1ir.t assignment or power IN blank TO
transfCI) person could he found to represent the
liability OF sJockholdcr The only method therefore,
to IL that his stock j. transferred on the DooAS
Of the bank TO the buyer when Ie sells It,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
NIRRIEN.

CANP-COwPEeTHvMr-O wei1s,iv, Nov. 25 ss III, rea-
Of he brides b. tbe Rev ". Ives D. D.
Hor Camp Els yOunSs daughter OF " COwpertTsi. ,B
Of BROOKLYN.
COLE BURR-On Wednesday evening. 2j. he resiac
the biJes parents by the J.D Wells, D. Eugene r. Cols
10 Anaa j., daughter Of Y. A. Barr al of BToJklya
EARLH-WF1TS-Tn BOiiyr THURSDAY Nov 90 II 'he rd
OF he lies her, bg Ry r. & S,lrrs. D. d. fssti
by The Rev. Goo L. Che Of raesoa. How vi Elr 10
Aauie Richardson liter o. Dr. r. Wells all Of Brooklyn. Va
cards
Boston papers plesse copy.
LINDLBY-STILwELL-On Tuesisy evening. the inst
residence OF The bn.'s ptrta, ,T ID k.g j.. D.,
O. Lird y Ella v. d'c iier o. Rcarl T. S;w D. az d
this city.
MERRiLI-POSTFP-On Tucsiay Nov q. 1871 7ci q
the Good StepI,rf B. h- Rev u. T. tr'' hr I'rcc J.
Ase- Miss nu, Fo-.es -aG,ssr q d. H. o. fose' esg All
Of OfB.Oo-yE. No cards.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

hive her and portion Of consisting sugsr snd
D0as0s will probaby nave to bo DISCHARGED.
LoSDoy Nov 27-The American Bessr1fop which
sailed from Liverpool Now l3 fer san Prsoco las returned e
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
By CUR from Yokosama, Nov 90.
Steamship Great Replbc sailed 2jl Nov for Praado v
$50 passengers c,bn $50 freight n,ruy 400 bales
silk Tor orNew-Yoh vi PsnlmL
VsscO do Cana and Colorado engaged fall
Steamship Colorado arr 70 28 N)y ssa PanGsco.
~ CabH nom HOr7 Ror1
Steamship yssc he Cana sac from Hong Kong fr San PrsndS
via Yokohama 2jlh NoV.
By UIre non Gfb FTaneilo0.
Steamship Costa e sle 2Gh Nov from San Francisco of
Panama and pOr.'; 80 p~eng 3G5 ton, freight
By Cdbk from 4lsDHVGH yOv. "a
Steamship H;ary CtaIBcey arrived at Asplsa! Eoy %.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
PiILROlD INTEHESTS.

ERIE FINANCES NOT IMPROVED.
RETURN or TIE DIRECTOR VINO HAS B1,N iS0itY-
O..!NG 10 NEGOTIATE \ LOAN ABHoAp-I'iS MIS-
SION PROBABLY UNSUCCESSFUL.
William A. G. Gray the director of the Ere
= I,y who went to E1.ian. for tie Ur. os. o D. -'-
tiatn loan cJr tiesr company, returned yr-erIy H.
the steamer Plrtlla. President Watson went 10 b.
Gland 10 obtain $l0OJtJO VII IcWItA - lay - double
Hack with steel IaIl. 30 narrow tac .U-, 10 BAND
stations elevators, cIC To enlarge tie i"IhA Id'"I
ties and 10 equip the road with I'M T"'td rolling $40 a.
When there was some chance IL the success OF his
mission the int .rnal d.iscn,ious in the Com
p,ny. winch had become very bi-cr, extended
to the staconolG,s in LJnol, AMI h. wa' coA9''I 10
Ictlu uus.lccssiu al, LouEh hc ami ttAls 1nHjIHc 4
that ali the money r.qj.ci hal been secured. soon
actr his n ~ tnc s"ivic' of tLc Company H
became app1font that the effort must hc renewed 20
r,crlit thc faarc,s % tlr Company. Mr.. Cray vas
srnt over 10 ob,,p the money. Ef-rY pos n.t tA r'
returned lluSucrc~ -.l This NtHri Is based upon iht
f.ct mat a nrn Dee .rliYc4 in Lon u p'pp' W'if Ni
;us f.r the rcpors OF C.pt. IfIer ana th' nc
countduis. Tnr-r reports hiFo Prov" u''',
30 london urw~p tprg> diS~I3lei CAPITALISTS rom m
vs.i,a IN tire corporation, and t, proved great "a-
cr t nc fIl her IttOn o. the negotiations o1F
once durin. his absence WAS u reported thdI li H4y
L"d dsuori o 5000 OF bonds al CD STERLING or Cj
.urroucy TINS reno Z, "cl ~ sell was very ulhI- y
o Ia credit Cf tAt Company. was nctrI u l'' iN We
Cnmra,y' OH -iIs reporter, riiY.t, last evening 10
. MIR GRAY and obtIlu on .al rcp1r OF ms tHJftS
veIc uu-lIt,, lu hui up 10 lac hoiT ne ma no, con-
trrIrd with Pie,Id yctJ ar &c prLrp!i directors
Of the COMPANY. j.. VII If'Ntpt Man it " ~.
wll %. submitted 20 the Executive Committee to-day or
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
pl2SENGEHS ARRLEED.

FROM LIvFRPOoLiq s'slrat Paritir Toy. 27Mr. nnl
M auI cm Nr ant hs Thomas Bir'ur 5r' Ban ate
H.thcre Nss ut @ r. l.. Daist m and Mrs h. H. But
Ter. = b. Duncu Glars. ST.. Mr.. ". ~: CIfe, 3 ~ ri
Com, Morgan Lty.. 3. 5. D. loa, t. Drcy,ui X Dun p Mss A.
j. C. GaI-g j. A. G. bay, hf ani NJ 5
E G.. Hamilton, NJ. E.lt tep on H.n-lw' N AL NJ v"
child aIi Md N. Jores. DR.. Jhlslon Dr. r. g u
er VIE and uft J. H. ki4p, L. d. % t1reie Mrs. Lent
N Nh Int, lu. Muster Lieut. Master Lent H. 6 Love-
Ii,u'. Josarh Lrsskosi, Mr ant Mrs. T. ". Mac go,
M A Hamltoa. Atss NJ \. milton. Mas j. T. Hamilton, 4ss
Asr. r. Boar her. d. NJ MOrroe Miss Ann
MoFfiler Soth.r. On. r. w. Paihey, NJ Pat,re r. ~
NJ Eaaley, 4 El,r Mr n.t s. Mr. AID Mr. q IL samp.oo'
Ms L. NJ w. Schroeder, NJ J At1r., Mr.. H. J. Minslld VIM
Mike 1 G. Nor e. ii Mer ~ Dew ut G. Tagie. W. b. SHAT
tuck snor A.s on, Charles Slraeue Paul stockman =
Auge owLoIfey j. Nj. Al. l,vAiues, IL NiAd a. r.
W1i1e L. s. W-o,, Dy1oIs WHITE JJ4a Wilson, Ms "!a
Miss WYATT Miss MYsIt.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
AT the cOncluslOn OF tli3 al lresS Dr. ODca was N
troduced His paper illustrated by many case
bearing upon the points advanced Dy hm.
TIE LIQUOR DEALERS DEFEAT.
REMARKABLE SCENE AT TIE ROOMS OF THE BOARD
OF LXCIsE-TWo HUNDRED LICENSES AIILlED
he conviction and s.ntence Of

REMARKABLE SCENE AT TIE ROOMS OF THE BOARD
OF LXCIsE-Two HUNDRED LICENSES AIrLIED
FOR.
The eifec. OF the conviction and s'ntence Of
gigsmund schwab FOR selling liquor viLoat license was
made evident most remarkable manner at the rooms
Of the Board of Excise yesterday hne OF applicants
for licenses formed early in the day at their DOORS and
remained awaiting turns until late In The afternoon.
The clerical force OF The Board busted to IT, utmost
capacitv iu making out the necessary rapers for these
applicants and giving receipts for the amounts de-
posted aud number became rcd OF waiting and
went away without fling their application, prcfcrTing
TO wait a less busy or forward 1t by mail. The
number OF applications received was 900, and the
amount Of money deposited to pay for the licenses
$4,000 The magnitude tof the days business may be
better understood in view OF the fact that the
average receipts the year round for licenses is less than
500 day, in many instances less than 500 week.
Among the persons applying were great many mem
bers OF the Liquor Dealers Protective Association the
combination which has been supporting Schwab IN his
refusal 10 take out license, and which has employed
ton LAWYERS decision against the cOnstltu
iouaty OF the law under which tho Excise Board Is at
present operating. Commissioners trshi and Stucr
tite IN Al the m Oriiy Of the memuers OF this As
ton obtain licenses from the Board under any
clrcuuslaUccs long moral character a tcqAaItc,
most Of keepHg the most dlsrcputdbe RrOSSeres.
TAey lnk therefore, that thest meA WILL nave 10 Close
up or ~
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
DEPARrURA or f0REiGN MAILS.



ireland. and Liverpool by
scam, - NJ close { q ~ Sug Elementary Ia
Steamship from Per No. -, hOtL hiycr.
Southampton ad Brencn, b. hc steamship America
Supplementary mail closed the Post
1870 Steamship iTOA II-r vi A4-
lrb0aeI.
France direct. By the steamship France. close a.
Steamship siiis . a. rom Per No 80, North River
Mails hspuAa Pan4n the lc Lc Central American
~
ship sails at l. NJ. from iler No. AZ Nora River.
week, sell,lD q -. CTGe close az p
.sn,hiD rs 81 D. n. from Pier ~ - l.. z
y POssOLcs ever
lay .. u p. s.l -Ocs va E.sJl.
SUNDAY. Nov. 20.
Mails close atl OcoA I4e tOs-Dbce is open rcD r.
~ Ia
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
THE STdTE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARK ETs.

NEwORLriy' Nov 27-Ponr quiet but fn Superfns 81 25
Treble Ia - fSJ 30 Choice d. s. 7JaSb 30 Cora i1 an
lower Yellow ard White. 9jc Oats qne 7Oa72 Bran ~ H.
Hay AMI higher Cn0ce $50. Posk dali New /;
Od, $2l 30 by sailed Meats Shoulder she Clear Rib
sides IL Clear sides Sc Ia anil; ShOuiers J3f
Clear RIB Niica f3aic Clear sies li' Rams Od 10 '
New, 10 l2I Lara l6c dmau; In
Compn, 520c; Fair to Fay Far, 6i n i2. Pine
to Strictly Prime, "a 0Sc; Cn:uu &c. Moasscs and in
gecd demand; Prime Cnoice. JUDj6c stock. 32l bb WHISKY
quiet at 81 O5N OG Coffee q1et: Ordinary Prime IA &C.
Meal 81. Gold lie ExcaAEgo- sight,
% discount: Sterling. "a iO0j.Al.
HINIyGr,, e. Nov 27Spd.s Turpentne firm 30 634e.
R0sia % steay 81 "
fr Hard 81 90 for Yellow Dp 81 ~ for Virgin T4s steady
IL So.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
SUGAR REFINING AT LESS COST.
Committee.

Owing to the diminished demand for SUGAR,
the reGnors OF this cy AMI its vicinity arc considering
the expe iicucy Of diminishi1: The prJ!ucou F.: tails
purpose several meetings have been held AZ The I'm
por,ers' an GryccrJ Board OF Trade a Committee
was appointed 10 consider the SUBJECT and 10 report II
suhse 0lont meeting The pr'no.TOI j. th1t certain
prr-ai! Ci the rcGn work shall - S"p'''- - ''
10 cgIahz tJr .Gpp,Y ami demand There %.p''r- D.
hn i-.. rtl desire rr luce c-p' is hti-4 o.. IJ-
sc md t. Icsr.iu from unnecessary Oh ~ N tha
mau4seIu. & OF Ga" l.rcr relIcurs.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
holders of the Pacific Mall Company equal to those thai

holders OF the Pacific Mail Company equal to those that
are now coming to light In the Erie disgrace. was
Induced TO invest In the stock Of this Company at higher
prices than the present. on the glowing statements
published by Its officers Of its great expecta
tions. u presume there are many others SINH
larly situated. I would now suggest through
the columns OF Journal that the stockholders ap
point committee entirely disconnected from any Of the
present directors and that this committee instructed
TO employ suitable accountants to prepare truthful
statement o Tue earnings and expenses Of this Company
from tho dae or Its last annual report, May 1813 to
Nov ls1f Tns statement would show the condi-
ton OF the Affairs OF tho Company, and that knowledge
should be open to stockholders anu directors alike.
Ytlc. York. Nov. q, 1874 @
70 the Edtfor OF The Tribune
SIR: Has any official statement of tho earnings and
expenses Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company been
published recenyi The latest can fad In any official
form is for May, 1873 Do charter and bylaws
require an annual statement to the Stockholders
have Invested 10 the stock the hope of getting dvi
dends aud II there is any the subject should
like 10 know 1t In time to sell out. SroCKuoLDER.
Yhiddeiphta, Nov. 2T, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
MINING SHARES.
MININU cIIAhho.
FRAScIsco, Nov 27The following the Of Mining
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Nov 27CArrLg-Rocpts Of two dlys 6S00 market
weak choice grades which market
c,sd ., nal 20 81 2J0@G 80 or Native Shp g 81 ION
50 f)r Through Texans - IS 80 tor CornieI toi ship
ments. 2.6OO.
IoGs-Reccpts DAYS 70 o00 market ocve prices fn AZ
10000 inelay lrCs rance IS 50 JH7i ~
for Inferior Extra with sales at 50 75aS7 % Shipments
1900.
SngRp-8ecopg n two davs 700; market dull prices
Quoabiy changed ship meats, 2iOO.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28
FISHING BOAT RUN DOWN.

DosToy, Nov. 27-On Wednesday, oil Deer
Island Point above Elstport Ne, schooner ran down
a fishing boat with six persons board. Mr. ani Mrs
Lambert were drowned, another Lady was picked az
AHA lead, and three young saved thelf Vc' oy
climbing board the schooner. IlG DOit belonged III
Deer lslalu. y. Ii.
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THE OHRISIL1N sabbath UPHELD

PROTEST AGAINST SUNDAY THEATRICAL AND
oPERAIIC Observation-Disclosures OF
NANY LEADING CITIZENS SECURED.
To the Board of Police Commissioners The
undersigned, citizens of York, respect
fully call your attention to the fragrant and
increasing violations of the law of the State
which prohibits theatrical and other entertain
ments OF the stage on Sundays and ask that
this law may be promptly and impartially en-
forced against all offenders.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-28

The child had been actually roasted The jury rendered
verdict OF death at the hands of Mrs. Isabella
Janscb. believing that she sensible at the time"
Tic woman In reply TO the usual inquiries said that she
remembered nothing about It, She was committed 10
the TomDs.