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WESTCHESTER.

The Sovereigns OF Industry, cooperative ASSOC
citation OF wOIkingmen, organized in Yonkers
about three months since, now numbers LBS mem.
bers
The Hudson River between spuyten Duyvil and
Sing Sing is being fast frozen over, aording lovers
of skating and owners OF ice boats abundant facll.
tiles for enjoying those winter sports.
closer inspection OF the residence OF Mr..
william Hoge, at which McMullen was shot and
fatally wounded, has furnished unmstakable evil
dence OF an attempt made by the burglars TO force
the front door.
petition to the Legislature, asking that body
to so amend the city charter OF Yonkers as TO
make the Offices OF City Treasurer, Receiver Of
Taxes, Commissioner OF streets and Commissioner
OF Charities elective Is being circulated at that
place.
While INDUCING in the perilous practice Of
'roasting" Ola Washington street, Tarrytown
last Friday evening, William Merritt aged fifteen
years, came in violent collision with horse and
wagon. The great speed at which the boys sled
VAS going knocked the horse down, and Merritt
striking the wagon wheel fractured his skull
rom the effects OF which he died shortly after
ward. ~,
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NEW JERS EY.

The Supreme Court has decided that the amount
sey City reaches the sum Of $4,000 0
All the smallpox patents in the Hudson County
jail are recovering. All communication with
them has been cut on by order OF the County
Physician.
Rev. John s. Glendenning will attend the next
session OF the Jersey city Presoytery TO be held at
Hoboken. No objection to his taking his seat is
likely 10 be made.
Judge Bedle, Governor elect, win to-day take
his leave OF the Bench after q long and honorable
judicial career, by delivering his valed,ctorv to
the Hudson county Bar. The inauguration viii
take place at Trenton tomorrow week.
Rev. Cyrus W. oliver, pastor OF the colored
Methodist shurch In Jersey City, who was tried
and acquitted on the charge OF defaming the
character OF two colored damsels by a public adj
monltion, mas commenced proceedings ag ainst the
TWO females Tor disorderiy conduct In church.
Governor Parker will not fill the vacancy In the
Jersey City Fire Commission. He says that there
Is SUFFICIENT number In the Board to form
quorum and transact business, and he hopes that
commissions IN Jersey City and the other cities OF
the State.
The latest act OF the Police Commissioners OF
Jersey City that has evoked public condemnation
is their lnnumanty to the sick poor. Those who are
afflicted with disease are now compelled to travel
for medicine rom the remotest parts OF the city
ferry. heretofore the prescriptions OF the city
physicians were dispensed In drug stores located
at convenient distances throughout the city. Tho
ne N plan benents somsbodys
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BROOKLYN.

The number Of persons arrested during the past
week was $50.
The receipts during the past week in the Tax
ONCE amounted to $1O7,l2
The new public school on dupont street, Green
point, will open for the reception OF pupils on
February l.
The police are looking after q young man. OF
good address, " 10 has been imposing upon house.
keepers by iraudulently representing himself to
be an employe OF the Board or Health, and induc-
ing them to purchase worthless article which he
terms q dislniecting powder.
John Connolly and Mr.. Barnwald, while on their
way home through Dean street, Brooklyn, found
Laurence Durkin, OF No. 1920 Park place. lying on
the sidewalk suffering from the intense cold. They
endeavored to take him home bat he died before
they reached his place OF residence. The Coroner
WAS nOtded.
Coroner Sims was notified yesterday to hold an
inquest on the body OF Mrs. Mary Ann Shandley.
forty-three years Of age, who was found dead in
bed at her place OF habitaton. No. e5 Dykeman
street, Jacob Goldsmith. seventy years OF age,
died suddenly at No. 500 Broadway, Sarah Bohan,
forty years old, servant died AT No. 1876 Prospect
street yesterday morning.
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NEW YORK CITY.
The police made LsaS arrests during the pas

The police made l,3a9 arrests during the past
week.
nre happened yesterday morning in the base
ment OF the frame building in J. and @. OiNeil's
marble yard at No. 2l9 West Twen,y-ninth street.
The damage was slight.
At eleven O'Clock yesterday morning Ofncer
Thomas Beatty. OF the Broadway squad, slipped on
the sidewalk cutting his lace badly. He was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
Mr.. John De Coursey, nfty-six years OF age and
born in Ireland died suddenly on Saturday even
Ing. at his residence No. "a Henry street. The in
quest VIII be held by Coroner Kesser
Coroner Kessler was yesterday called to hold an
inquest at No. % Leonard street the body OF Mrs
Cathartne Donovan, nfty i've years OF age, ard
born In Ireland, who died suddenly. The body
was sent to the Morgue.-
Flames were yesterday discovered In the base
ment OF the I'VE story stone front building No.
Isl Broadway, caused. by heater setting fire to
some WOODWORK IN the once OF the Resoute Fire
Insurance Company. Damage $50.
At a late hour on Saturday night, Mrs. Constance
Grievere. a lady eighty-seven years Of age and
native OF France, died suddenly from old age and
its iBfirmties. Coroner Kessler was notified TO
hold an inquest over the remains. Deceased lived
at No. W ats street.
John Rooney, aged twenty nine years, accident
ally fell overheard at pier AZ North River yesterday
morning, and was rescued by John McGrath, .
deck hand on the tugboat Gracie Lee. Rooney
was, taken to the Fifth precinct station house,
where he was detained as ledger.
The citizens Of New York and the old abolition
lists are invited to attend a meeting OF sorrow for
the. death OF Gerrit Smith, the phianthropist and
advocate OF universal liberty. tomorrow night
at Shiloh church, No. l40 Sixth avenue. Rev. II,
H. Garnet, Mr.. G. Edwards Lester and others Will
speak.
Early yesterday morning Offlcer Nelson, Of the
Twenty-nint precinct, found an unknown man
lying In cart In Thirty-th street. near Seventh
avenue. At the station house 1t was discovered
that he was intoxicated. and that his hands, feet
and nose were frozen. He was removed to Belle
vue Hospital.
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Milwaukee and St Paul, ssK ssJI; 40. preferred.
50 q 59K; c., @. and !. c. 81 o; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 1O7x lo7H; Erie, 2s, 2sT;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph. Is q 25x; Hannibal
and st. Joseph preferred "a IS; Lake shore, ex
dividend, 75N a 75H; New York Central and Hud-
son River, 101X 10iK; New Jersey Central LOG Q
1867; Ohio and Mississippi, SIX 81; Panama, III
o ia; Toledo and Wabash, 1871 q Tx; Union Pa
cine. 37H 37H.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money, both on call loans and for commercial
paper, was easy. the former being quoted from
to per cent, with an abundant supply OF capital
Offering at the close at and per cent. In the
discount market rates ranged from to per
cent for prime double names and to per cent
for single names. Paper classed below good TO
prime ranged from 10 to Is per cent. The gain by
the Bank Of England during the week OF upward
OF f60O 900 bullion enabled the institution to re-
duce its rate OF discount from to per cent, and
for time gave increased irmness to bankers
long srerling but the market closed with business
at 4S5H 4S5k for long and 4s9H o LS9X for de-
mand.
Under the influence Of continued shipments GOLD
advanced to liz, but subsequently yielded to
strong depressing efforts to 1i2H. These were
expected In this market, although 1t Is confessed
that the poverty of the board is such as to forbid
successful antagOnism to any well organized bear
movement, should 1t be attempted. The following
table shows the range OF prices
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LONG ISLAND.

The movement for the formation or new coun.
ty on Long Island, to embrace the towns OF
Hampstead, North Hampstead ana oyster Bay, Is
renewed, and the matter viii probably soon be
brought to the attention OF the Legislature.
me School Trustees Of the town OF Babylon have
provided, under the Compulsory Education act
that nNOitual truants shall be confined N the
scnoohouses OF their respective districts, for the
nrst OFFENCE not exceeding FIVE days and Tor the
has been approved by Judge Gilbert OF the Su.
preme Court.
The house OF Mr.. stephen Macomber, on Main
street. Greenport, was nearly destroyed yesterday
by fire, with large portion Of It's contents, and
about $40 In money. Both Mr.. and Mrs Macomber
were absent from the house at the time 1t broke
out, and the young children were lett behind, but
were fortunately rescued. The loss Is estimated
DIT not less than 81 500 on which there Is an lnsur.
ance OF $1,000.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Jan. g. 1875
ssss e Sales q.sss sSes to France @
%isdas sssd ssie sScA "a sss''D
Spirits urpenne firm at ac Rosn rm an at s. 3 Tor
ransG GTad % taa5Penins steady 81 80 tor 81
Cotton steady little dSainsi %adiinE, la low mid
sEapoHss scass1i:e if liza fss ssis lis
Cotton steady; middlins i4ssc i1ssc low mddiine,
S'i E.posss cGsssw:s esd sas i Is soat
sssr .s os: ssA sss.;v: ys ss
Flour du and unchanged, sales OF 500 bbl at Sc for
M 81 San %%ssr nss :: Tor White MIN
wsss.: SaS sehs!; s.i1s xSi.s Michigan nm IN
y 'S S s' pm G: sd cHrn s.a g s
Dsh ton tor sssd sps S for Sn60d
sIins; SO per ton kaii,osd Boston
Rep-rou 100 oo ~ne sG'1t 5 S Ss% i@ Corn
WSss az Sf Ss COL or5sS 800 os so a the
WAR s ~ ssea the &c
MsS at % being III corn on the
Flour quiet and unchanged Io'v TSs. ohio ds Fan
40 ssIr. s!sa l III 10 hed sss
firm; high mixed cash and January, Roc. low mixed,
&c Oats quiet and unchanged. cloverseed, IS 50;
MAMMOTH 81. Dressed hogs, 81 80 a b IS Receipts
Wheat luOJ bushels: corn, 5000 do. oats AOOJ do.
shipmsnts-WheaI 400 bushels; coo do. oats,
a00C do
CHICAGO. Jan. o, 1878
Flour DIM and unchanged Wheat steady; No l
spring sSo, Nc o. sste cash sytc February. 9Oac
hRi lI No missS: new ss,.s cash exc S5y.S:
ss5sss5' % 'ss rs q. 81
sssdy No. :pfins ana o ao
Seeds unchanged Dressed hogs steady ami unchanged
Pork In fair dem and and higher At SIS SIS 50 cash
Slg S!sos February. Lard excited; Prices higher;
rpary 3l3 March Bak meats In good demand and un-
On call OF the Board this afternoon grain was uet and
UNCHANGED Reeeipts-FIour 500 Pels. wheat 62,oo
barley, 5000 do sh,yments~FIour 500 bbs wheat
5000 bushels; II 00O do; oats III do barley 5000
do Cattie-Markct quet the weather Is too intensely
cold for outdoor busness prices steady and
shipments, 2+JO' Live hogs-keceipts 1000; market
fairly active; prices steady and Unchanged some 26
OF stock on the BurlIng Road being dc
Inferior to extra, So rs 81 l, closing firm; shipments
$500 900; market steady prices I'M
changed.